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LOCAL :AT FAIRS.
THURSDAY btoftNrNa
Important. Conspiracy Case.
Quarter Sweimu.--Judge McClure.
This Is an indictment for conspiracy against James
M. Walker, Martin Walker, Theodore C. Vs alkor and
Louisa Btoip, which charges the defendants with
having combined to charge James kelly with rape,
fornication ruadbastardy, and assault and battery upon
Louisa Stoip, for the purpose of extorting sums of
moneys amounting to $7OO, from said Kelly. Mr.
Kelly is a riot] man about sixty years of age. Louisa
Stair is a German woman, a pauper in the Poor
House. Walker was the warden of the Poor House
and resided with his family thereat.
R. Biddle Roberta, George P. Hamilton and John
Hampton appeared for the prosecution. Col. Wil
son M'Candless, Thos. M. Marshall -and Alfred B•
M'Calmont for the defence.
Mr. Roberts in his opening stated to the jury that
the defendants disagreed with the prosecutor as to
the manner of conducting the Poor House, and they
therefore threw around him a chain of circumstances
Widish compelled him to resign his office of Director
of Poor and pay $7OO in order to secure himself from
a public irivestigiten ; but that a fourth demand in
duced him to bring the prosecution.
Mr. James Kelly, steers.--I was ono of the Direc
tors of the Poor in 1855; was elected at the general
election in 1851 ; the Board at the time consisted of
Mr. Varner, Mr. Boyle and myself; know James M.
Walker; he-was warden of the Poor House in No.
vomher, 1855 ; know Theodore C. Walker, the son ;
he was in the employment of the Directors of the
Poor as an assistant at that time ; he got ten dollars
per month was at the lone House on the 27th day
of November, 1855: all the members- of the Board
were there; I rib:Mined there all night as did the
other Directors; saw a woman there whom I after
wards
learned was Louisa ; saw her on the I
27th of Novennbert, was at the fountain in the yard
when a woman came up to use and said I was wanted
in tbe,wolson's department op stairs; I went up and
wed!' to. a door:. sow a 'woman coming to me ; she
said she rentei,t,tti sot me ; said supper was ready
and r`wotilll nfterwards; just as I left the
room a Dutch woman told me to come into her rotor
I said no ; didn't recollect who brought me the mes
sage le go into the female department; this was
aboutsun.down the WO l / 1 3.11 that sent for me said
she wanted to make some corn plaint to me; I was at the
Poor House on the 28th of November; my colleagues
were there part of the day ; I wont away pr r. of the
afternoon ; It was usual for Mr. Boyle and myself,
who lived far away, to stay all night at the Poor
Tioute; it was nine or ton o'clock when I got back
to the Poor House; went up to toy room, at the hen,
of the stairs in the main ho ins, second story ; Mrs
Walker was up ; T went to bed after 1 retired I
found that two blantrte had Leen taken from toy bed
I put my buffalo robe on my lied ; got into, a dos.
when I was aroused by a eoughing, and saw 1511-.
sValker coming in front of the led : Mr. W. had ti
enadle and a poker or stick in his hand ; when ho
got to the door he said, '• Oh, we've got. you now;
you've - been charging us with things that were
wrong; we'll see who have made things wrong now;
you most resign and leave this house and never come
back as director again. - Mr. Walker, Mrs. Walker,
Calvin Walker and a blernien woman were the per
sons in the room Mrs. Walker said don't strike
him ; I said there is n mystery here, put a lingor on
me if you dare ; they periled until I got toy clothes
on; it was between 10 and II o'clock (here a dia
gram of the poor house was shown witness, who
shows 1 it to the jury and explaine , ll there were
four doors opened into the room 1 ~.elsupied that
night; Mr. Walker came in from the female depart
ment; Mrs. Walker and Calvin met Mr. W, in front
of my bed, it was not more than three or four seconds
from the time of the rough until all the Walker
family appeared; Mr. Walker was the only one wbo
had a candle; Calvin Walker dept. Loch of the work
house, some thirty feet bark of the dining room.
which is eighty feet long; Mr. and Mrs. W. slept in
a room about sixty feet from mine: when we all had
gone down stairs Calvin W. PR' , l it took him to catch
men ; he and his father had watched for along time ;
Mrs. \V. said she pitied me and wouldn't have believed
it if Axe had been told it; after talking awhile Mr,
Walker proposed that if T would resign they would
never say any thing sheet the matter: Mrs. W. said
she would urge the Dutch wornante keep seerery eai
buck again the next week, when we had a Meeting
they said further, you have wanted us to resign, now
ycht Must fesign : the fourth of December was the
Directors had appointed for a meeting; Mr. '
Boyle, Mr. 'Jai-nerd and myself were present; while
we :wen; is session, Mrs. Walker. came in and said.
'• gentlemen, a circumstance has occurred since you
were last here 7 " I got up and took her her into the
hall and mad to her, I thought this matter was
never to be mentioned again : she said she thought it
leas bee duty; , an't toll you the story Mrs. Walker
stated; 1 was sick at the time: the substance was
that they had got me in the room with this Dutch
woman ; Mr. Walker said his son Calvin hail etreted
this Dutch woman $lOO to say nothing about it; I
replied-04'4 was-not guilty of any thing; whether
we: l- we'd on to settle our accounts or not, I can't Say
I finalig gave4lllo to give the Dutch wr,teart,tfr o i
she was to say nothing about the matter, and ho said
I was rich; before that 1 had a conversation with
them; Mr. and Mrs. Walker said they had been to
see the Dutch women, and said she was going to sop
me; they said the preposition was that I should pay
$5OO, resign as Director of the Poor, and never lei
seen there any more; they had this on paper, just as
they had taken it. dewt, from the Dutch woman; I
,laid there that night; 1 think Mr. Barnard did net
stay ; the next morning Mrs. ‘Valker and I hail a
conversation she said 1 was rich, and it wan Lest to
have nothing said almitt it ; I gave Mrs. Walker a
memorandum for $(1e0. to he paid any day to t he
Dutch woman ; Mrs. Walk sr said she had been keep
ing the German woman from corning to town to pros
,cute me; Mr. Walker said Mrs. Walker hail influence
, vet the German woman; sonietitne'about the last 01
September or let o 1 tb-i,,Ler, corm , talk titbit' place
between me and Mrs. Walker ?donut things of which
I don't want to speak more I told them they heel
Letter resign and leave the Timm house I reoliest.:,l
51r. Walker to resign beeatnai I was a friend of his
1 ilid'nt want any thing to, come utWnn.him ; for ems
plaints had been made in the house and in the country
far end near; on the night of this occurrence Mr.
Walker wanted to know why I wished them to resign
1 had gone to Mr. McKee frennently and asked hint
to come there till we would change our warden. Lt
March. about the middle of it, I went to hove my
aceouott settled -before the committee. Saw Mr.
Walker on the 4th of Deceit:o , er, at llare's Doter,
when he hart came in to prescrete : the grand jury
session ah the time; Mr. Chalfant and Al r.
\Volker came up into my room I bawled my resi g.
nation to either Chalfant or Walker immediately
after Walker had got the resignation ho wanted me
not to use my influence against him or think hard of
the matter; he said T seas rich and could injure hire;
but that ho intended teeny nothing more about the
mattes"
Here the Court adjourned until 2 I'. M.
VT f.R NOON :4E5:41.04.
Eximi ination {jr. Krlly - My reason I
giving the money way to avoid giving publicity to
the charge ; who would be newspaperyd fur SAO ?
never new thin German woman ; sbe was not in icy
bed that night.
ere.. Eramin , rl.—E went into the female depart
ment the time I was called up before supper; was
in the German woman's room after supper when 1
went there at it o'clock nt night. die German woman
took hold of me in a mac manner and wanted me to
stay with her ; I .lid not ask her to lot me sleep with
het; there was light and no tire in the room ; made
no proposals to her that night; I bad been invited
to the fetnelo department and promised tog. there as 1
was going to bed: my room opens into a hell cote •
municating with the female department; my coat was
off when I went into the Gentler' women's room; site
speaks bad English; I speak no German; understood
her proposal to stay all night only by her gestures;
she said she had cleaned up her room and thought it
an honor for me to come and see her; did not promise
to come the next night; she was sitting up. when I
went up stairs at the request of :the woman at the
fountain went to a woman's room named Leslie: after
supper her door was =hut and T met Louisa at her
door; went into her roots with her; did not go into
Lomita's room and ask her to some to mine; did not
male any proposition to go to tied with her; emit
never in her room but once; I was asleep when the
Walkers name into my room; was awakenedLy a kind
of cough; did not see Louisa after the left my room
with Mrs. Walker; she and the rest were dressed in
their common clothes: Louisa did not. I think, make
any statement before the Board of Directors; there
was no room appropriated expressly for the Directors
to sleep in; the room generally occupied was in the
• front part of the building; there were two beds in that
room; the law requires the Board of Directors to meet
once a month; I was there once it week: my reason
for being there se emelt oftener than required, was
ZO I was a friend of Mr. 'Walkers I wished to aid him
in getting things in order; things are out of order there
very much; I rent my brother Benjamin and Mr.
Obedient to bring Mr. Walker to sue me at Hare's
Hotel; I gave Mr. Chalfant s3ini to give to Walker
to give to the woman to take up an obligation I bad
given her; I wrote the obligation myself; the obliga
tion was handed me afterwards by Benjamin Kelly:
the $3OO was paid the same day that the $7OO was
paid; a release from the German woman was drawn
on the same day; when I had handed them the 000
my brother Benjamin and Mr. Hare said the thing
must be settled: I then handed them a check for $400 ;
it was W. P. Baum's check on the Merchant's and
Manufacturers Bank; it cost me $7OO to settle that
matter; I got the $lOO back that I handed to Caliiri
~n the day the Board met; he gave it back to me in
a few minutes; he said Louisa would not take it; I
gave him the $lOO and requested him to go to the
woman an ask her to take it; Benjamin and Mr. Hare
got the check: they went away and when they re
turned they had the releasernent with them; I never
carried the key of the door that led from the lum
ber room tb the female department; never ordered it
table or stand for Louisa's room; Mr. Walker did not
request me to sleep in the Dutch woman's room.
henry Chalfant_ +worn.-- Reside in Wilkins town.
ship; live three miles and A half from Kelly's ; was
a member of the (]rand Jury; saw Mr. Walker in the
Orandirtry room ; came to bring a suit against Mr.
Kelly f Implied to bite that Mr. Kelly told MP that
that matter was all settled ; he said that it was set
tled in this way; Mr. Kelly was to resign and not
come bsteli to the PQPZ 'Rouse again, and pay the Dutch
woman $3OO ; Tasked him if he could notstaveoffihe
puit until I could rend Mr. Kelly word , he said no,
'4a•;. ; -
SEEM
he sould not/ he bold me that Louis two brothers,
who lived in Butler county, said they advised her
not to Bettie with him for that amount, as she could
recover $2,000 or $3,000 from him ; said now five
weeks had elapsed and he (Kelly) had not been there
to settle this matter; I said he had been sick; that
• same night I got a horse and sleigh and went out to
notify Kelly what was going on • Mr. K. came to the
city next morning in the 0 o'clock train ; Mr. K.
gave me $3OO to settle the matter; next day saw
-Kelly at Hare's; went to the Allegheny bridge to
meet Walker, and waited until he came along; we
went together down to Hare's to a room where Mr.
Kelly was; Kelly and Walker were talking; Kelly
pulled out an enveloped paper, which was his resig
nation ; Walker rather apologised for the rough lan
guage that had been used; Kelly said he wanted to
live in peace with his Maker and all mankind ;
Walker told Kelly not to use his influence against
him, as he was a rich man ; Walker, Benj. Kelly and
I went down to meet the Poor House wagon at the
Duquesne depot; we waited until the wagon came in
view, and then we started back ; the wagon was going
to atop at Patterson's, below Hares; I was present
when she got out of the wagon; Walker helped
her out; there was nothing wrong with her; Walker
said, " Louisa, how are your logs ?" sbe made no
reply; Walker said, "poor thing;" I tried to effect
a compromise with her in the house in presence of
Walker and Benj. Kelly ; she refused to take the $300;
I used my influence to get her to take it; she said
she would not touch it ; said her brothers would be
in at 12 o'clock and bring suit against him; said
Kelly bad hart her; was the sense of drying up her
milk ; had a child nine Months before; found I
could not effect a compromise and gave up tha $3OO
to Mr. Kelly; think Benjamin went up along with
rue ; I left and was not there afterwards ; the con
versation took place at Hare's which I am going to
relate; Walker said he found out about Kelly and
the woman being together from a little child of hers
who told some of the inmates; they called this wo
man to an account; she bad told them that Mr. Kelly
had been at her room the night before; they had
laid a plan to catch him the - night following; Mr.
and Mrs. Walker and Calvin had placed themselves
in different positions up stairs ; some time that night.
about 11 , o'clock, Mr. Kelly come out of his room to
the roots where Louisa Stoip slept; took her out
of her room along the ball; before she got to his
room she coughed, stamped her foot and made a noise;
they closed in and caught her in bed with him ; he
said they were concealed so Kelly could not see
them ; I think Mr. Walker made a statement about
this at the Poor Route in March; this was tw o
months after the first conversation ; he toid the same
to me. Boyle, Dr. Carothers and Boyd; he said he
was sitting In the front room down stairs reading the
bible ; Calvin had gone to bed ; Mrs. Walker was
fixing the fire; I said to her, go to bed us there is
something going on that I wish to look after: Mr. W.
went to bed; he went up stairs and waited in a place
till about II o'clock: Mr. Kelly had come out of his
room and went into Louisa's room; be went into
another room to light a candle; the noise I have de
scribed brought np his wife mid Calvin. I asked
him if Kelly MO accomplished his purpose with Cr,
he said he did not think he had as he come in on
hem ton quick. I Res at the Poor House as one of
eonitnittee to investigate the accounts.
::::APRIL 10
(',,fahr‘i to D. nth.-- Yerterday afterttotta ab.,ut
~'sleek, a German named ttearge Seltedber tVits run
ttr,r by a e.dll tragtot and his bend t•runtted v u iJor
nLly that he died in a few taintite, afterward. The
it.orhinale dei-eiuied wasi driving a ear laden with
niihire, when, on Smithfield near Diaumud rtroet.
• met a ~k ul wagon dri , f.n by a colored mnii named
Win. Callan. Just ns he got opposite the coal setti:f" ,
Scheiber lost his balance and tumbled IiOTTII,
under the wheels. and before r:1-11/1.11 1,111 l :dolt his
team. the wagon had passed over his head. Ile ass
kout 35 pears of age, lived on Cherry alley, e
and leaves a wife and several children.
The Coruuer'm jury found a rennet ~1 neridnntal
.n.th. entirely r xonertu in
Aeon from bin tn,
Pi, Pa r W. •(
darvreut ritie.,,r the SunticSouth, Wert, and for,
far West, wall be exhibited but a few nights longer
at Franklin Ilan, epposite the Theatre. We tptak
of Andrieu's National Panorarnio. This young 11,
tint haa, since ho came to our city, through and
cold, sketched and painted fourteen different views
of the city, all true to life ; but we think his bird's-
eye view. of Pittsburgh. Allegheny and Binning
ham is bound to give through the world a fine. eln
irossion about our commercial situation. We thinl,
to nothing but justice that all the 01 ii<oll9
road hie Louse, and to do so, we invite our readers
Le first there. We may assure them that they Ns d I
not regret the time nor moner
Thr .11.1 i Trnin nf the nhin tt.n.l Ponn,h
Railroad. yestureay morning, Lookout fifteen paiiiier,
ger anti three baggage cure. There were 111
night hundred paseeuzers nn hoard. Thri
refreshing after the dull aea.,rin. The President t
the road, G. W. Case. Eel., is pushing matters with
commendable activity since Lir connection ivitti ii r
kiirtant work, lev..; ;n; . his entire Iltue and enerzi
he business if the roast.
Rggrievod at a 'Lutz:mu:Lat...
rh appeared 1, y,,t, ;s4, e rt,;l11 - .1 h
ucerL WU art ,orry that he f.h•,otd be !.a
it on the Stlbirrt, f•.r really the C.ineert
ocel lent one, and the strictures of the writer
• , [1.1171L113111111011 only displayed hi, want of
•ite - wr mean for Italian ruusie.
1 1 1 . •Irtct 'too - I.—Present Judge Illtuipt“.. In th,
trace of %Vibe] et ul. P F. 1). ThumpAtm. 7b2, tr.
prwmede. The argument.• emumenee !hi. !owning
lu ate mt., of Corry Admitheam.,rs re the Penn
.vlcun in
ILuilrond Company, A Illutloon f, a new_tr,a
a. invie.
vtopliatteafly
nies that he beats and abuses his (unify, and say
that tho difficulty which occasioned his being Tin
under bonds to keep the !wane, was caused by doolos
tie differences, the complainant being his mother. to
law. I gives us pleasure to publish this denial.
th, friends mud relatives of those hurled iu rt.
Patrick's grave yard are notified that the bodies ar,
a1.,.11t to be removed. Further information ran
bud from the Sexton at the 1411. Liberty , Irect. It
f.
m. 0.,. Lloyd d• L non, tramporterF, inform u.
that they are now receiving freight for the Ennt by
canal, at their warehouse, nu Penn street. IV° arc
glad to learn that the canal will hold water.
Any peroun finding a pair of steel-frained nimetaeles
in the city will roofer a favor and Le nuitably rewar
ded Ly leaving them at thin utliee.
Aka- When the Slightest Derangement
I. null...tad by costiveness, or any other elgn, it admonilhes
114 that superfluitite are gathering which should at Ma,
got rid of, and the most easy and in tural method to do this
is to take Ult. J. HOSTETER'S CELMMATED
1117TER.24. They operate equally on all the diseased part.
of the system. cleanse the diraeed liver .4 that t•itart
halt-„Lich is AOLISLAIItIy discharging into the stoma. 1,, 10.
stars IL to its natural state, • perat, on the 1.10011. nod ninon ,-
all impurities and effectually .Icanse the stomach and how.
el.. and r,dore to them a healthy and vigorous action. In
tho. nay they strike at the root of the disease, open Ow
externally and intcrnally. prompting the instil...l.k
perspiration, and obviating all disoasos arising front
.b.l-1..1 51at...4 the liver or abanni.h: and for sale by
HOSTETTER ,t
FLole manufacturer and proprietors, N 0.2517 Penn stns.( .
and by druggists aryl hotels generally throughout the United
;haters and Canada.
/Q.-Clark'. Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the beet family medicine of
the age, fur the sure of Dysmeda. Cuativeneas, and a die.,
dared state of the 4 iiver end Stomach. They nave nu rival.
The proprietors do nut pretend to caution people from naing
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Bittern, for they have found that only
one trial was needed to render such caution unnecessary.
Par sale, wholesale, by COLLUM R CLARK, Third street
between Wood and Market; OVA). 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood
tract; and by Druggists generally.
Ner - Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex
amine OUT stock of SOPT here and WINT4It CAPS. Just Tr
ceiv4,l, a large I,d of Shanghai, Cekatial, and other etyloe Of
Cape, which we will eon low for ateh. MOROLN & Cu, ltd
Wood fltroot. tie
THE NEXT, AND THE EIGHTH PUB
LIC SALE OF LOTS AT ROCHESTER, will take place
open the premises, on WEDNESDAY, TUX 16111 OP A 111:1-
Inst. et 10 o'clock. A. M. At Ting SALE will he offerer! a turn,
fo r of THE MOST VA LUABI E BUILDING LOTS TN THE
T WVN, an well as ELWiANT FANCY SITKR FOR GEN•
TLEM EN'S RESIDENCES,which at former sales were held
in reserve sf. T. C. GOULD.
Noche-star. April 5, 1056. lapsJ
DR. BROWN AT IiOME.—Dr. BROWN
is now at his new quarter& No. 50 SMITHFIELD
STREET, where the afflicted are invited to call. Certain.
earn and speedy cores in all ,WlO/1 guaranteed.• Persons nf
dieted with the following dlefours should not fall to get his
Gonorhce, Gleet, Strictures- Urettial
Dis
charge, Impurity of the Blond, end all diseases of Venereal
origin Skin Discuses, Tenor, Ring Worm, Slercurial Pains,
Seminal Weakness, Monthly Suppressions. Diseases of the
Joints, Fintida In Ann. Nerrr.ms Affections, Pain in the Bk-k.
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys. ap7
WEST.
'ERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ptrrenuiton.-OEORGE DASISTE, President: F. M.
leoaDoir, Becretag.
win insure against all kindiof risks, FIRE mad BIARIbil:
All lomat+ will be Liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home Institntiou, managed by Directors who are well
known in the conurinnity, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the rharacter which
they have assumed, as offering the beat protection to (hoer
who desire to be Insured.
Ittaxeroas-11. Miller. Jr.. C. W. Rocks woo. J. W. But
N. Ilotnica. Jr- W. IL Smith, C. Iltioaen, George W. Jacka,tn,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Dante, Jalapa al.-
Auley, Alexander Nituick, Thou uie Scott.
Ottice, No. 92 Water street, (Wm - ebonite of Spang A
Co.. up statra,) Pittaburgh. noilarly
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK ICO
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En!SE:i
MIMUMIIM
BY TELV:GRAPH.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION'
WAEIRINGTON CITY, April 9.—. Senate—The debate
on the question of printing the memorial of the Kan
sas Legislature, presented by Mt. Case, was resumed.
Mr. Butler opposed the motion on the ground of
the memorial being arrogant in language. To print
it would be to violate one of the rules of the Senate.
Ile had no objection to Kansas coming into the Union
either as a free or slave State, but wanted it to enter
honestly through the gate, and not climb over the
wall or sneak under it.
M. Mason thought the memorial ought not to have
been received, but now should move that it be laid
or, the table.
Mr. Seward desired to be heard on the question.
The subject was postponed. The special order was
resumed, being Mr. Douglas' Kansas report.
Mr. Seward having the floor, proceeded to address
the Senate. lie said the constitution presented two
qualiforationr for new Stal9P. vie: a substantial civil
community and a republican government.. Kansas
has both of these. The circumstances of Kansas, and
her relations toward the Union, are peculiar and
anomalous and deeply interesting. Tho United
States acquired the province of Louisiana, which in
included the present Territory of Kansas, from
France in 1001 by a treaty in which they agree
that its inhabitants should be incorporated into
the Federal Union, and admitted no soon as possible,
according to the principles of the constitutior,
to the enjoyment of all the rights advantages
and immunities of citizens of the United Stater.
Nevertheless, Kansas was, in 1820, assigned ass the
home, for an indefinite period, of several savage In
dian tribes, and dosed against fibmigration, and all
other than aboriginal civilization, but not without a
eoteniporatietius pledge to the American people and
to mankind that neither slavery nor involuntary ser
vitude should be tolerated therein forever. In ISO I,
Congress directed aremoval of the Indian tribes, and .
organized and opened K auras to rivilization, but
that rattle art rescinded the pledge of perpetual ded
ication to freedom, and substituted for it another,
which declares that the future people of Kansas
should he left perfectly frees to establish or exclude
slavery, as they should decide through the ItCpUbli
earl Ilovernment whieli Congress modelled and au
thorized them to establish under the protection of
the Felted States. No: ithstantling this latter
pledge. when the newly aaanciated people ..f
in i 355, were proceeding with the machiner y of pop
ular eleetions in the manner prescribed by Congress.
to choose legislatit e bodies for the purpose of
orgeniting that Republiean Iloveremen t, arm,'
bonds of invaders from the Stato of Missouri
entered the territory. seized the polk, it crpowercti
o r drove tinny the inliabilanb , , usurped the eleetion
franchise. deposited a false atilt spurious with.
nut regard to regularity of qualification or ..1 nu.
prooilev , l official certificates 4.f the result Lr
rrand and for.•e. and thus created and constituted
legislntite Lod ion to act fo r and iu the nein., of th e
people of the territory. These legi,latit e bodies
tfterwards assetubl,d, assumed to Le a legitimate
egialature, net forth a code of municipal law., creit
'ed public offices and filled them with officers ai -
eiinted fur considerable Te.rioda by t h ems & yes, and
hits established n complete and effective foreign
.yranny over the people of 11w territory. These hi t .
innded transactions, voliMintliated with the ex press, d
.urpo se of establishing Afi wan Sln, cry as a introit -
tent institution sithde ate Tt Ily force, was a
udnlwn of the natural right- of th e people, sole m nly
!.liarninceil to thrill hy the Congress of the l'niled
tali-. Thu Pre-eleid the I oiled State,: ha s b een
, u .,• es s ur y to these polo teal tram-actions with full
mpltetty in regard to the purpose fur which they
ren t committxd. lie tins adopted the usurpation,
and Lunde it his own. arid Ito is now maintaining it
with the military HMI of the Republic.. Thus Nation.*
hie Lecn revoltitionized, and else now lie, subjugated
and prostrate at the feet of the Pre,olent tit the
Vaited States. . 6ilc I,r, through the agent ) of foreign
tyranny established w akin her I..rderr, is forcild x
introdurin:.; and colabl,hing slavery there. to eon
tempt and definite« of the organ:.. low. The,e extra
ordinary transactions hint C Lt en attended by ch it
i•pm1111.41,1i3• 11l oLtcit pr.pporty, lIG 1111.1 liber )
have I n v t i expo s ed t.. and tl o votil
motion , still continue to threaten not only T h,,
territory itself hat also 010 Staltli, truth Litt.
31111 1i1,14,:n • C. I , f 1 . 1, ar. I nal Relit'
ware of the themes'nextinst the President of the
: , 1.31e, which, this statement of the condition
and relation of hansai The people of
Banyanhet her these ClInCglC , ACC !rue rnISC.
They have adopted them ou the g r o uti d. of hi g h
lath es! %thief. svt .rig; the, bats endured
and are yet ender - dig. uml danger, through which
they hale already mei • penl, t boll they
me yet exposed y byte pre,sionally I.rgan
ited themselves as n and th 21t State I . 15 ,,
het, by its tit., , 11 , •,,) 1-111•1 one r‘•pre. , enta
have. standing at 111, of Congress, ap
plying to he admitted into the I nas3 Mt anfi of
relief nsahle b.r the purposes of st>ll,l9, Ir
1•.ol and -al. Star.. is 111.,
aceoser. The Preselent of the United
,t nillitz r the app,tran•••• ..r l.i tic
.11 , CI" at The Val•itui. n o•I die it.•curido.n.
sod !utrinitted hi• defcnres .5g3,11•1 Ott in
After munhatt..ng the sego unman of the Prereleot iv
h s sp,eligl message. reward the ointority
re p or t ,if the 1 , 1111111t1,• ler? ir..ric-. 11,. )0114 is.,
for it oar lawful or in tight for 1!1 ,, people of
Kansa• to employ SIMI.. !teem i., d the ilefelit,
the, !iv., and lihet Ttea , toae I M n quesuon for
casi„.•t4, rertatel 11/0. I ..s o freely
.•.:;fos. li:orcrer. do,•p that .stet neir
r-e.. s
:Mywheter. -.but iced 1,./nn..
1.•11 t 41 with.. LEV Iti•
',bi'. and II In Iny hop, thattine 1,111 . 11,•nov whndi
we h, o r now ••• 1 - 1,1.1. trial they eon lie to..
elstly adnnt...lw!id arid ilangerou•
erte r p i be... .1,1 they n no•I
oeo•ore :1i.:11 end noble whoa identitiel
with them, tuns be rofii ...lit lobiloo general ,11::
e.ecnteletn., or Them. v! a with an eartie•t Ap
petal t ,F ier. „,, t I . , 0„,
terraor) . .t.zaii,t the all cido long • tree., of eini
T., p..oring int•• it tho 11,1,1 nn , /
ir 1,1 I h.. • r .1.1.1 th.• s I
..rn. 1
I,i lila' 1,01 .1141.31,
rn `Litt. •11,11,1 the
I , i 1111.10 fteir
r 4141., 1.. take clip
.r.t their
They will 1E841.1 ,•, ti , . ;4..,rg.13 ', ol ,• rtn If the
lirilu ,, eraiir perry Ow , r 11,, i1 Starr
iriumpliii .11
t lit 1 11 , i,ri %Ail! he , but P,!:t
~11r g , i‘cruinunt, the
etinfederite) tsar , writ tr n .3y to 1.r. ,
-cry,. the IF fir 111,• !rite ice nn n 01
flip Nl,elil. noir . r. ~1111.1 nn G , nal .1,11
• O , raA • Y,noUN,' W:LII 11, 31.1 111 :111 u ri
oerodng war ou the Of our 1tc001,11 , .
A Ilel.ate ensued on the 'intendment. 1..
the .i'l uopropri,“ing neatly $.01.110 1 1 for ent.rracinz
MU,. and drawingstrig the explora
and , otri ey. to determine the Pacilic It:1111./8d
route. The question of extrat was doo, F ,ed
in ad. connection. one gentleman .acing that the
printing and engraving of tl i= ,v -irk would cost II
will ou of del Lrrs. a hilr others thought trivia largo
outlays would ha, e a tendency I) pre . u lice the eon
strurtion of the road. An inelTeettial etlort nvo mode
to eonline the appropriation within proper
excluding Wit:or:thou, rm.! o.lc t„ adorn Lank: •.f
travel and natural liddon. :Ima•ndwrnl I Cjel
Adjourried.
w'n•ltinglon CU). II emx
WAnntsit,roN Cm, April b. A in.in named Well..
eon', ivied of murder an 1 setoet t t t bd hanged,
wan pardoned hr l're•elent Fillmore on t•On.liti,,n of
imprt,ontriont fur A rear ago an :11+th-talon
vra.l male to the r'ir. art l'ourt for lII' , 11,eltarg,e un
der a writ of on the ground that tho
pardon wad al,odut.e. and the vondition raid. The
Court rerun, d , hnellarge him, and to-day th• cane
coming before the :'uprente Court, on an appeal,
Judge Catron delivered an opinion sits Mining the
Ctrenit t'ourt, saying that. Cm ro edition i•f the
Jon was net the exercise of new rower, but was
mendy substituting .410 mini:diluent fur another.
.111,1gu McLean Ilipsentud.
Preilittnrg Illexsagex, tr
WAttitt,t.ros. - April It.- Th.. s •nate having railed
for tolditionnl inform Ilion on Krlll,lB affairs. and the
Room: for further intelligenee on the Central Anteri
ealt Pre,itient to 'lay sent each a toes
sage. stating that there iva- nothing new in the State
Department on the, , 111 - oe.•ts.
1;i vernor Broome. ..1 f i rid,. lin. urrived, t. con
sult tile eIeCLItiVO all( I(!:Z rebut, e 1.. the protee•
tion of the frontier, of that Sta to.
De snocrnt Ic Nominal lons
P/111-11 , E11.111.k. April 9 __The Dow—rat - a. ( . 11)
Converit,n has Shin.
A. Pi.rier is the Cll\ S.,ll,itor.
Adjournment of the Leghilature
HAI: 111, 81'1,4,. April -Rork have paused
L. I.lj. , nrn hunliy, ..n Tuesday the 2_d.
GLI/VER licisiiiiis in stnro rnnl for role 1.% ER 11ARIIA MI FL
SOAP POW DER ---S AIV Y E'S SOAP
gr.,11..nt r I,u,vvry ..r gig
age.;for rile whn11,414.1e 1.1h.1 r.•tot.l Le
13 3 : & J. 11 3,AW1'3,:t3
B _
UCKW II EAT El . 1 4 1 11.-50 sacks, prime,
for sale by I felaA: SMITH. MAIM A HUNTER.
1 OGROSS N RITT ft . :RS in /
storo and for sale by I feto.!o LEM INO It hi IS.
OIVISII —lO tierces fur sale by
C
ja22 SMITH. %lAIIf A HUNTER.
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RYE. FLOUR-40 bbls choice Rye Flour
just roceived on ~.isiginnent and for sale by
maid ATWELL, LEE A 01.
JUNIPER BERRIES-700 lbs. for sale by
ap.l g. A. FA ILNESTOCK A IX)..
TERRA DE SIENNA--8(N1lbs. for sale by
aist B. A. FA lINESTOCK d CO.
MONEY can be obtained on first Bonds had
_LW Mortgagee, by application to
inn BLAKELY & RICHEY.
ALEPPO Ibs. for sale by
B A. FA lIN& , .TOCK A ('U.
apt Corner First and Wood et,
JCOBS' AMALGAM PENS.—Tbese Petro
trill be found durable of six., right tenth-from sto , t, and
will not catch, or stick in the paper; neither will they cor
rode or injure thy color .4 the ink. as steel pens invariably
do Price, $2 Ist' gr..e, F.. t ,11.-
IV. a. HAVEN, Stationer,
arkot nixed, corner of Second.
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IIEATRE.--.J. C. FOSTER, Role Lessee and PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
Manager; Wm. U. RIM Stage Manager; Clue. Forms, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. .
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. Y. Itortsrts.
Prerid
PBJCI2I OF ADMISSION : ent.
Boxes and Parquette....-50c.Private Boxes, large $8 09 K. WILMARTEI.
I
Second Tier 26c. Private Boxes, malt_ 500 rice Presidents.
Bbxes for colored persons 25 "" 5 . : T. S. CLARKE,
&a - Certificate, seeming seats, 12% cents extra. GEO. W. CASS.
reasurer.
Fourth night of Messrs. B. CONEY, J. A. WEBB end T. '
CONEY, sassiated by their trained Doge YANS2I., Bautv and N. HOLMES, Ja.
CATO. -
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1856,
The Butcher's Dog of Ghent—Ms:llu, B. Coney;
Andrew Wolff and Arnold Wolff, (Twin !trotlieni.) J. A.
Webb and T. Coney; Krntzner, Mcßride; Louis°, Julia
M. Cooke. To conclude with—
Don Juan—Don Juan, J. A. Webb; Scarumoneli, T.
Coney; Don Guzman. B. Coney; tat Fbilierwoorin, J ulio
M. Cooke; 2.1 Fisherwoman, Mrs. A. W. Young.
Alteration of Time—Doors open 1.4 to 7; curtain dace at 714.
APOLLO lIALL, No. 137 Wood street, be
low Washington Hall.
The arabwriber takes plananre in informing the pnidir that
the above Musical and Itofreahuient Saloon Is now open day
and r•ve n lug. Ile hoe secured the tierViCelt of the relelrated
Vocalist, SIUNOII. APPLEDAI:74 with the noted Planint,
Mr. A. KLACIIL
Cab The punt and best LAGER BEER i cunitautly on
hand.
Ansussion Pane..
LUNCH •very morning between 10 and 11 o'clock, on and
after Monday, April 7. (aps:lw) ARR. KAT 2,
pirrsßuitaii IN GLORY ! t
FRANKLIN HALL!
Fon oxs trees ONLY--commencing WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, April 2d. litSti.
Andrien's National Panoramas of tho Pah
tod States; illustrative of a Trip from PITTSBURG/I. PA.;
to Louisiana, by railroad and staandsiat---stopping at Cleve
land. Toledo, Detroit. Chleago, Joliet, Ottawa, Lasalle, Pena,
Peoria, Alton, St. Louis, and
Life on the Sugar and Cotton Plantations.
The PANORAMA OF PITTSBURGH alone ha mist th,
artist great labor, and rovers an ara"( toorrthan font thou
Rand feet. It shown plainly, A li V, 311011\( II A M
MANCHESTER, anal '
A View of the Ohio River.
The slam( on the building:gam on a lari.a. Wale, mt,l af110111.24
the people panning through the streets, hundreds of portraits
ran enßily to lati,gai7.o4.l.
09_. Admiee inn 25 cents : Children 13 mot.
For the mil reilleflCe nn AFTERNOON
RITI ON will take place at 3 o'clock, with the Paintings bril
liantly lighted up. Evening Exhibition at 7!, 4 o'clie.k pre.
Holy.
414- urrungotuotttas will Ix, made with %Cll.
11111.28
JOIIN W. M'CARTIIY, BILL PORTER BIB]
linersturcum, will attotul t.. tho Posting and Distributing
of all kiwis tor
BILLS FOIL DT/NCISRTS, LF,CTUrtES, EXIITIIITTONS, etc,
All 0 0,--.•ithor by rusil, telegraph, Or cllo.r
-wis—,lii,ted to the office of the Morning Post, will roe.iv e
prompt attention..
AUCTION SALES.
( - 1 ItEAT AUCTION SALE OF ENGLISH
l .1 NI) A 11KRICAV CAI:I'ETS—
:4. ilinvoo Royal Tapestry - Velvet Curpete, new and elegant
etylev.
I‘Ol pieces viddish Tapestry Itriomels 11 , i do. d o .
n l pieces toot old fa,thioned make Er•oi,+. Cat - pots, eery
impel - kir quality and ern 1.1111,11,
1U piece. noperfine and extra Imperial three ply Carpete„
Choice new style.
Dal piece. slip,. Ing - rnin and Den ply Carpets, comprlling
gnat variety of pattern. and qualitloa.
Tho ahoy, to 141 rive on coneiginnorit from ono of the
largest Importing honsoe in the country, and to la nnid
hunt reserve, cdinniencin t , oil THURSDAY next, April
17th. at li/o'clock A M. I would invite the uttcntion of tic. ,
trade In the. city, id... steamboat men and hottakoeperm gone.
r r title male, tut n rare opportinoty of purchasing; the a at) lea and beet qualition of Carpets at a Kr - oat listlic
tio the regular price..
rt her not., will to given df "1 and when the
a ill be opened and ready for Inaiwetion.
nun P. M. DAVIS, Anct'r.
SEcONI)-IIANI) PI A NII I , OI(TES AT
ht Tlli llNltAp afterooon. April 10th, at
clock. at the llotinnercial Salem Rooms. Form r t+",gal told
Ptah r.treeta, wilt le. mild--
, ,/.• , 11,11.1 Pinu.. Forte. U octave, will nut rage
tine Nlaltogittty our. It octave Piano Forte;
I ne " " "
All of which may Ire exnutirte4l at the Azirtion Flom on
TX .rally morning. roper P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
DwELLING II()USF, IN FOI:TII
JI WA lin. ALLEMIENY, AT VI - nos —lnn
r:N INi I, April 10th, at 7 I A :, at the Non - hunt. Foe
Fourth etreet, will eold that rAlunble lot of
ground nt the corner of Robinvou and t/ranthorn atr,•ct,..
lint tr-nt nl .ttl feet on Itiddio,,n air. , hack
".. lort mlortz lernritliam etrnet, an.l then harlot: a Boot of
fret nn l/rntitliarn locoed. extrlblun k r busk 44 feet. on which
,• rccie.l no exrcilcnt Brick Dwelling.. Howie. two Mei a
t o , I roo ot v largo and eon renlently arriang,l
l y t PIA .seller, pump In front of the !tonne, atol tz)•
•,,It to the void the lot are grape
her . A.. nod tool large •tat,le. with granar) end , uttut t r room
LI.. Title Intlilttal,le T. rine- I'm-11/W.oth. Loilanco ni,
lao and three year, with tutor, 4
I' DA Auctioneer.
n ANBSIC Si a.
J.4IVIES COLLINS Sr. CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PROM:M.6S lir TIIC
Pittsburgh, ttentlrills S. Erie
CANAL LINES..
N.•. I I-1 AND 115 W A TILR NTIMET, I IrTsßnnoll, l'A
!1—
l% m. it-Nadoy A-. !Nturphy, Ti..rono A C.
St.oti. A A (1
F.ogliwtt a Hi. 1.4.n.b...0.
Pint. kntiPrili.--
lia. , ..al..y.Wor.thwar.l A Co., Truitt, itroti.or k
Woo. Ilabezon A co. 64.2 xii
M 4 NSFIELD SEMI% ARir:
Allegheny County Normal School.
A tom/ I;,ur rad., 'runs lh , ray. rr...11 - ilsr irrn,.lon
of S-4;totutrn
%I /ill:It. .
%I I . rite , 11.1 S• 1 / 1 .1t:11
4: in A 11
rue ash r • ..ho.r,
:-onattsory and •: ,, rutAl r, 11—.1 Ti'r:rA
1 , 11 II • .4 April rh-a. ,r 5 rrr . r,..
linni•kl ' , aril in 0, IS •
Gr.! in,hl•hnt: in rh , '
.1114 from $.2 r,. week.
Yiiit In kind, IN ADY A N('W.:
nly: mg knit I
Tniti•iii, (non . 4ll, 1,1 to
iti•niring I, Ont, h.,. onn
W., N..rmal rkt amtime:awl Pi
I
I, ,, ,ttirt-tt %On b t1,11,,,,1 6T. ht..n th , An
tart tar i olortoat 1 whirome
M
f . ..Ni4 IV AL. - _Etna 111,11 rail,, I ',, 111 pallN .
..1 l, ..n :.9.1 11
r• 1. N.. 97 Ni'n , ,r .tr.. [ m
.. c , Ol, t7.•1,.1. It .4 I • -
Irtm Wart. 11.,... oil ••••9 , 1149.• 1.41. It,
II Nil di'''. i /1411 , 1% t,.1. 11 I 400lt t.%
Jsiiu
I. II P. \
)1 qt.:
•
(ur, THE STI)t'KII I /1.1/Fll,l OF TILE 'LWI EFL 1...AV,'
1111.1. 1: 4 , 14 11 1 1ATI , 11s . .tro hereto) thitt.
FI ETEENTII I 'SEA I.NIENT w PI VE PER I' ENT. nn
t 1”. l'..qr•t•l k due awl niter t h e
NINTH 1/A1 OF A PIM.. 14. A.
Inl , :t I .1. P. II ENDETISIIN.
CAMPBELL. Si. POLLOCK,
Staple and Fancy Variety and Dry Goods
ANT , NI A!: I' FACT REBS OF
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE CILT
MOULDINGS.
No. 95 st., Corner of Diamond alley.
r][ 1 11E1" refer to a long experience in this
:e4 n gefe tflutrtietee I. the pun baser I ha: In.
aOl g.•t li.. lan,t and bent eitylaa, and at pit. I at bum fin
any nth. r 4,aaloliehment.
Au
111/9“4 tit. , 4 tbi•lr of Obligati.. t. bliy.
Eti'Ml 31errIninIR, ulelher the,
le I.d el:n.11.0.1..11 i.urchret. , . nthl!rloicld"dve
D.VVII) & SAMUEL
Loci: IlitVlo 1.. g.-th, thy.
:A NI PhEi.i. & LO .LOCK, fir th e tr.ne,,et e .,. ~f ,„
rnl
VaTiety mud Dry noOlb, burdnese, and the manure,i t• nf
plain and \l'avvd Line Odr Nleuldino. tn 1.1..)
MOSES F. EATON
AGENT FOR TRH
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
Arid Dealer in every variety of !lII 4 X;IIAND'AI„A
rrii ER PATENTS. Odiee and Exhibition 11P.,
STItEET. near W,, d, Pittsburgh, Pe.
Ordnro for Patented Articlos of every der, ription
t twilled W.
AGENTS WANTED.
PRIVATE DISEASES-DR.llltowN, N o ,
LO Smithfield ntrret, loan o, n Thud and Fourfli
.troLIM, devototi his untire attention to on Dtlice
in, for the most pal], confined to
pri rate I - mere.' Di-MUM RIM nu. h pninfnl nRr. L•lin,
brought on by imprndanoo, youthful holuluence and ,scene.
SYPhilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet. Stricture
Urethral Dint luultos, Impurity of the Blood, with all ,lii,4•llci
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Dine..., Scorbutic I , :runtions,
Itingworin, Sv1,111;ii!
Innotericy, Pltea, Ithettinativii, Tonnile Weakin,,
Soppriutsiono. Dlseaser of the Joints, Mlnhda ill A,,.., Norte,
Picini In the Bark and Lan , ,roauen
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Oil, 4naranteed
Twenty yearn' prseti, e (ten in this riQ,) enabler Dr Itiew
❑
I,i otler ivolirainiee of a spooly cure to all 1k I, 11,,y ~131, nn
.1..111, ,n 4.are.
it'll, 11.1 VI - it - ate Consultation Remus is, Sink liti• 1.1 ,
I s•tuecn Third m u d Y mill sttects.
AN) - Charges moderate. ht...dswly
DR. BROWN continues to Le consulted for
the cure ol SECRET DISF:ASES. Ili. snrc,Mx in
dote-standing rases is nnequalled The afflicted are la sin.d
to call u ahem delay. Persons fllLrlrvl votit Velimeal lain
01111., Rheumatism, PM., or Seminal Debility. should ue t
, ielity to gt.t bin invite. Letters containing a foe, 1 111.111001111,-
ly answered.
15=IIMISI
/FR_ Ofll.• and Private Rooms, No 50 Smithfield street
between Third and Fourth streets. Pittaburet.
I. EESOV'S lIYIII AI LIC CEMENT. all;
hand a large stork of thin article of the best unalit The
attention of Contractorn and Builders of Navigation Lock •.
Aqueducts. Bridges, Reservoir. for Water Works. .(c.„ is ••
quilted to this article. The well known resistance and it • -.
Imil ii iiillll , lll4 , ll ill Mawr, characteristic of this erteent, rend,.
the first nee/amity In all structures sxpt cos! to the act i.m
of water or iltunp. leip9:llinl ENGLISH & RIUII A R
THE WEST.—We have Agente in the
11 lowing places in the Weotero romans. viz: firtinet, , ,
ber.,rlio, bunt City, Davenport, (buncil Biles. Sun, C
Pre niage, and Phil Des Moines, iu lowa. and lit St. I
~tlll grater, Brouiarrilk and Atinnona, in Minnesota, and a, •
remit - is' to locate landb, in all the land districts in th it
:stale and Territory—to purchase and sell lands on cotin.g.
own, tooko eollections, remit moneys by draft on Now Y.•i k
city, hr. Our Agents are reliable 111r11, ed long mid den s•
&•,d experience in the West; have experienced and reliat.ie
Surveyors in their employ, and bare given us entire satiNtiw
tion. We hove, through them, located since lagt fall ~,
1 :.nest lures, which now would sell for $2,50 an acre, ca.sl,,
and in live year's from thiamin sell for $lO an acre. We
guarantee the return of the invoetment in twelve molitl,g,
with 25 1. , cent. interest, to any of one customers who
not Iss satisfied with their locations, or who u,oi wish .!,-
pose of them. BLAKELY & RICH BY,
Real Estate Brokers,
Cm Seventh nail Smithfield ats , Pittsbli
=MEI
AMUSEMENTS.
It 6F F; It F. LACES
WIIoLIISALE DEALERS IN
- -
y •
• , ' ft'
, j , 4,
COMMERCIAL
.'erelary.
JAMES I'. BARR.
Superirdrml•-ra.
T. NORTHAM, ./P..
thumitlec of Arbierahim for March.
OEO. w. CA.SS, V. P.
ISAIAH DICICET, T. 11. UPDIRE,
SAMUEL DILWORTH, .7. B. CANFIELD.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE or TUE Uvt. r POST.
WlsirlelFloy, April 0. HMO.
1.1,0121t...There is 111 , e . .intigt , in io ; 77 !Mk fin
arid auperfino from the wlmi f at $.5,3710p5,75.
GRAIN...SaIes 160 lain Oats from wharf at'_3c, and , O In
Barloy from wat,milb at 9:n;.
BUCKWHEAT YLOUR—SaIo earki, of 50 IN; rack,
$2 V 100
SCUAlt...Bonand steady and miC.`d firm; dales 37 hind.
fitir in lota at cull, and 5 ;link folly sir at 9c, 130 days
' MOLASSES—TM. market rout inure firm, with n cloudy
domand; gales 35 bbla cylavaa at 44e, i naln; 15 bbis oak at
61.1 days. .
IlAWN...Utirlrung...l In prir-vr ;
{Nom:try, at earl ; llr MI It,, kouldcrn W{.{l{4l - 11 {lt Ist•
arid 2000 tba I larn:r at I rant,.
LA It 0...r.1a1ea tUI riercr.rr awl 5 1,144 at nr. cash.
OlLS...blab. 15 ILL. Nn. I Lard at hatesr.n., midi and dna.
BuTrEtc...Sale 5 bi,iB car mlnt, ran at
C...// 1 1.101....5a1er. S ba;nr pruw• liar al 1234% Cr, t{{{3 {I. I{ll,l
I , {{g{l it. , at 12C. 1 . 1{{41.
POTAT I IEI 4 ...S4ti , 's 75 Inv+ Neallaillorwto.. dr.pot, at 56
7,, bun Gran .5.1.4, at 52.., 11111 dirt bun 11M, Ono. I In.
relanri.
It Lilt INIS...Snles 25 Ont. Juttinta nt ant) 1", tons
do ti 111,w
New York lllark-el
Nr.tr YORK, April 1 1 .—Flour firm 70W 1.1,1 g at $6,37
ra.n.75 for common to good State out uninterti,sti.triltS7.7:, 11 , r
low to good grad. of extra w.tera; sales IMO laths Rye
Flour at s44so for One nad super Sae. Wheat -Lnxi
whit,, Canadian at $1.94(4;1,98; 5:00 bus red T.-titionse,•
at $1,70, tun! 1000 IMP. NV Lift Southern at nye 9),
to $l.OO for hat usylvtuott. Parley sear.; sated:2. l as, it. at
; ;Am., lam Corn at Wart:A, for 0;111111.11 to
prune new mi xrd. Whisky: sal. abri bbls tutu awl Prison
'.:7 I market . 1111•1 Ur 11.,11101 , 110114, N..
uttiotgu ill prict 8. Lard, and Rutter 11•1/IRill /1.1 pet
laa report.
Philadelphia Market
Plllf.lnrl.Ptin, April 4 _ . V.•)I . marla.t chill. 1114 rtiir,ll,tn
bronlr; trill nt;;Tro 1115.111,g 1 • , 1.•1 , • 111.-1, -
found for loan, 110. i. 111,1l,•,1 11 1.. 1.,, „.„,
111..11 1 ;nnolA, of i7noid f>.` , .00 G,r , •>u.: lo
e. „u luuily nil nt $;; If y.• th.or firm att.` - ; wftl;
;n auk, Cortiolood .toady, nod t oilful: iu ,11;; , 11 lots :ft
1.1'11..111.11/ily for Whont, and prieon tending down,: ard, nut
0 itlrntal.dh,g the litnitrei rtropfn; small Ntlfof fair to L....
rod at and wlnto at $1,710,t51,X;; lip. doll
l•ri;•o; forth, 41“ hoed fn ro 10111114 nal,a lof-IE•14 if
o don and drnopint; , 1..11
;dlow Klore at t!f.do l , un. afloat at of.ff ,;44, and 11ro;
Iola), damp .lerw.) I,ttof . 4,500 1.11,11;
p: nue liolanntro nod I . ;oos'a at di , . 1A...., Fkenle, 11.
firm ; wk.; of :Ino !opal prime at Z 4449,9, , , G . 4
tsiorts Infooly rallt, I foi tr. II:non at Inn,
fo.k y doll; I.lfilft at Nt p 'nod laols. of
Cincinnati Market
CI 7C1,1 ‘ll. Ala 11 Flour uluet atol tor. ha11.:.1, •alr
fro 1.1... at $1.,k1, 1711 estra at $6 l'rovklong
2.000 hO s, bulk ..loasblers 11, I. gide..., a t
offer 1.. .0 k.r .41,10.1.•r k
but buy,. tort oirerato l'ork otha--
..1 at f I 4.:01. IV likky active. and 1 4 e, r.aje,. 1.1,1,
.o.tiso; nabk onunuatt..
prim.. 7 1 0.t..k...).;. 51.14.... , 11110; 4111, nt
totter' nikaurate nt 12 1 .4af 11.vor on..baugo.d. 11suat1iir
•
Or Another Instance of the letlleney of
HOLLAND hITTEI.O 4 .—N. M. l'..l.lexteroi
r rneen krnice. kiwyn
time. week+, ilitree.lrei Aoti.uAly nth, tel with pain and
innettuene nt tho ntoiroith, hi,...f itiveilte, of times
.111rrnpf one if bytlieturia f nit. to try your
I.ANU 111 TKIL4, no,/ I fertl it but nit neeof Justleal to
i• nutria, tioi well ns for the .21 w ho may he
uf
h.! nab like ilornnirornent the +tont. 9t. to rank. that
1.• 11110 linttle of tbs.. 01111, on, iir.oteal jigmj
bln benefit. lint hitt frond the tittonneh trien ulI eennn of dr
...foal, tin.] Ire:nov..4 every nymph.. Of Drip:l.LS. I
who, remark. that twat ,ther 1211114hont of toy fetidly.
11,, were athlete.' to a strata. !wool, w i 1, Inytelf, were en
..iy relies ed 1 , .) the tow , of n tingle l.dth. OW II."
C UTIO.R --T., prevusit impealtbal, 1.. rur••fui to a,4 (..,r
lbeerbave... /I,..artri
111) Sedd at fl I.•r bottle , . or Rix b. , ltlva for $l, by tho pro.
ItENJ &MIN & 01., Itantibularlur
I'bwmiva•utiete and Ch•'uriete. Pateborah. Va.; K. R. SRL
& QI ., corner of licrand and Wood str , atr.: and
Druggists gonorellY• nr,10,1
. _ .
VERY V.AL('ARLE REAL. ES'f',l'l'E Fl )1;
S 1 1.(- 4 h, the Cleveland and I'll.l utrgli Knilnatti t
I-rty tuzler 1411-I , titt,:it
ft-in, t ltu 11,4 I. , r
it. ,
valttabl , prttpurty fur sullable lur In rente
t• .I.ltut fartnets, gartltuter,l
v.
'n t h, pr..-
t" lurttl4ll In ..tt- , -f 111.- Itealthittrt 4.1 ul tit,- • thin
r•,. r. tool c..intA VA, attr.. thu t:lov/-1 tut! and
111. 1 .11 11.11111,11 a lltrungh it 1,1, Nu. i. :L...., 7.
• . /". 11 Al- 1 . 1 .01111.1.1 lust - uf t 14,• rirt r 1.,
,1— Mo..- 1-n. ;dr) in .14.- fr-nt tt.• tit :2 arr., .111..,ALL0
,d notr matthr -v.v. n,o. 611/1 nll
td hich art- t,ter bottuntu t n Ith ~ t 1 Itn 4 nrjut,..l 1 , 4 rich
• , ,t rile tit lun4 f.ttr g - tlrtluntus pnristarls; sitledtill fur
fruit fro., vineyikiLl.4l,l - piviturng... Nu, 10, 11. 11: and
Id, I -try frtuu 7-4 in ltd) arr... an./ Are tine LL
n.. 1 ndue N'll-.. 1. '2 and , "try w titan
friLni :t ILL :10 1.1 . 111 , ., and aro Inendow nud tddt. 11111. N-.. 14,
C.1111./.1/11.1: 111 rrnlttl y. Pa., and .11.1.4111,1 r.
nii.lLadr-11i1/. 'with v. 411111.1,1 hr.-Liar in
41164.1,1., Lit
,r 1 t la. pri n i )1 t bottom IanLI L L.IL ti . lllrlr
1.•11Ititle .1. 1. 1.1111.1 11.411.1' All 1arr..14 ld land parr
.tut ,t, cr - .11 , 4tt •p 14111). 1'2,14 101, \..n. 1, I 1 anal 1:4
Lll 11...• tin, tin P, t and n' - al, Nu 17 Is an irinthl in tin
lolun 11 a, 141,r Nand, and t'untanotrd iihrual 111 arr.,.
1e,111.11 t• 4 - tour, .1 , 101 14., or, 5...,t...1.-euth.utl, lavl
s.nl n 1.1 Iv-L.11,1v r.v. 11 , 41 .Lut 01 1.1 Nu. 4 tiro arre 101.
•11 %ht.!, LLr..1...1 11 S. 11111.iry 10 111 , 111111. uhiL - 11,.
11, 11. ..1111.01111111, 1..11...14111 it, Ili /.111.1,1 01 1 rt..-
II .111 I.- of utility Is all 0-1,114 r.t.it.
In t It. ventit‘.
T 1,,„ properly it, n..r t444..,1 fur 44‘1, In I,.dr or an 1.11 1
it, lut., tut re:v...lllode torn:.. Krt.:tutu 1. Itott tar 11,,,nr
w,,0t a I tit: thdratti.,,, II le .111111 I\l.l
.1114 1.11 4..11. 4 ,1 1111.11.1 , 41 .1111 eti/1 , •1/1 , 11.1, trus•-1 liy
rntlr,tad, Ti ill do- n ril Itt - t-t, 1 , . lote ltrultit-intt
utF. 11u,,
forth , ,..toll 1•.1 :1.1.1r•
I:1. 1K 1.:1.1* 1:1clIEV.
I;.
Prity 4;I;t:P.N . li I, ktl'(
A 1.1. Til JJI\T 11 .. 11 t1::-Slnr¢•,r,lI.A - A
t., r.. t
a..! i, t.,1! than Lt-nat. JA 1
ra - ch t.
Q . LI ; , rtistusl arid pulver.
k f r lky ES,
Fifth .tri.,•t,
II)FF EE. —l ) l*lttit' wila „la \ jtj,
1,_ ; " for Nil,
Liu Tea St•ir,, Fifth
H UM Y - 1 20 iiarrcls for sal,nt'ti Ii l,.v
I:N CiiI.I,INS.
11:.1N1 ES. 41 11,.x0.; Sw e ,t h luige , s
J ust rt,,qs.,i lor male liy
IL EYM ER X A N
N ,, stri•el
eri'( NUTS .1. NI) _11,11(
1.,•. Nit..
Sh. 11,41 \ kur,l
It et Ntat A, ANDERSON,
• •
10 (:A.SF - S SA lIDI ES--
boo jiait loci-lied and for :tale I,
REY.111:0 A. AN bEIt,SON:
No. et root.
rr.k HT.\ INC ,\l'l 11.---1511 fir sale 1,1
0. A FAIINEsT
up, Curner Fir it arid
Cfor sa l,. I, v
,/ it 0 0 A FA 'IN EST' K.'K I - I.
T ()I 1,1,15. for sale lip
1J I:. A. FA TIN ESTI a'IZ .t
C ()A {ISE Sri -3 'ales for stile bv
A. FA TIN ESTfieh .0 co
°(OVNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE__
I IV, are ciitunnaNi;4lol/ l vii tt 1,11.1 ni SLc V, It
,ul, taillor aor lo iatol ni, S,fa-,a1,. Stainiti; on
hich in a Brag: colitalning I I filiblie.f
roonta. in addition to which ;kr, ourl .'1•11:11,.
'table and varriago Itiarai, all kinibi of fruit "'I
'rho proli , rty within 1,,0 minutes of Ho- t.lt,. Mel teal
Celllllll,llltloll train, papa, it 4 time. a day. Foi ,
apply to 'MAK 01.1 . h 1:101101 . .
1)1(1 Ni,. 1 Foundry
1_ 'fetal for hr ;Kir.: , JOHN Moolltily.A 0. -
DRIED PE.II'IIES--11) fur I,v
S p it _ HENRY It. 01.1.15.
R '
E. FL( II --A superior article just Fr
1r 43111 by SPII I Ni:Elf 11:11illhl 1111,
21st Liborty at:et t
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/ pled 11l mole out I. .ille
ay.; .PIII N 0.0.0 I I AIIII.I 0611.
.k RD---5 11,10. Lard iii- , t'reotiived and fer
J i1.1.1111Al GI!
hioi,,t market price paid in
Iv Ti &UR l f'tifl .
Y EN 130\s",' ill
/M
heatit. limo for ilia vs. edit, svue , .ses.
tittlit he II If CoI.I,INS
C I ( ) SI'NTRATITh L beat
, 1 E 1 I n for faitlutig Hard and &di. 5uar,,,—..1.1104, It
linsel is. large gnxntitLy, 1.11,1 fut I , y
m11'22 Ff.F...!11 IRU 11110 S
T - •MI ASSES--1101 barrels 1,,r sale I.y
alt PSIITII, MAGI
- ) N r
Lartl ofcrrod a - four,,, (I , llllle i.;
tie ge tt e rti l h t .,,tte tt el i-- for a Man
C oa; lonian nail liardi - it
ro. num lel tixe.tell• r. 0., d
xod n )lan is. St-re, speaks of Writ. s lunar,
Engduds, (Serum., zuel Fre, 'h.
A Lao, WANTED.--Two or throe of Cis, nil, •
maids, for the ciiiintry. Apply at
1,1 111 , 11,1KF Intelligeuee hill
No. 14 Fifth, near Warltet St
WRIGHT'S 1 3 RENIIIIM
slults the Hair Donn Gilhlg out. and produces a hi t
urf/tot growth.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
Removes all Dandruff and dis,mao deposits.
For Kite, wholoaa.ll.. by 11. F. SELLERS & CO. 10111116
eIiTNCENTRAI ED LYE—A new article fir
iiiiduagseali---iia, pound worth ten of lliitaeli; for aide
I fold.'. I VLF:IIIFM HRGS
OLDBR( )IVN WINDSOR. SI/Al'
jiait 'wive,) five sn - ,,ett. of 51110 Until:loop.
JOS, FLIifING,
rorner r.f Nam I and Mal Set al
1)A1.51 OF TI1(11 - SXKI) FLOWEItS--Ari
.o relel.rated art air rer'd Lv
JOS FLEMING.
mhl net Market st and Dialmaid
RIVER NEWS.
Tun Itarza.—At dunk last craning, there were 14 feet a
Inch n% water In the channel, and rlzhig. Weather warin.
Tag steamers "Allegheny Belle No, 2" and "Clara Fish
er" left yesterday morning for Franklin.
Tue fine passenger packet "IL S. Sam" will leave this
ev-ning for Louisville. She offers a fine opportunity to par
mongers going to the Falls City. Give her a call.
Tue fast passenger packet " Forest City" io the regular
iiseket for Wheeling this morning; she leaves at 104i/elm*.
She also makes connections with the Railroads at StenUm
% ilk and Wellsville.
Tits following !mats will learn today for thodifforent ports
named: Crystal Palaces fur Cincinnati; Diamond, for Galona;
Messenger, fur St. Louis and Keokuk ; N. 11. Denny, She.
nano and 3lonongabela, for St. Louie; Cheviot, fur 7.aneti
rills ; Purest City, fur Wheeling; Venture, fur Steubenville;
Brownsville packets at 8 o'clock, A. M., and 6 P. M.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH.
1$ PERT 6 INCHES WATER I 1 TUE MAXIM-
ARRIVED.
Stormier Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Ronan, llonderiekson, West Newton.
" Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Lucerne, Bennett, BroWnsville.
0 Venture, Bolos Steubenville.
" Tigrom, Iletet, Wellsville.
" Moron City Way, Wheeling.
WallaceD
" Sir Wm. Campliell, Oloclunati
DEPARTED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Piwbles, Elizabeth.
" Ronan, lieruleriekson, West Newton.
0 Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
Tigress, Ilerst, Wellsville.
" • Venture, Boles, Steubenville.
" Diurnal. Shoals, Wheeling.
Lebanon, Williamson, St. Louis.
" Buckeye State, lieltzloever, Cincinnati.
__
TILE PITTSBURGHAND CINCINNATI
ST/CA id PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVEYANCE OP PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
ENTWEIN
Plittburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Saint Louis.
TELE Lutz in composed of infants
flrat-clasa, powerful &camera, une
qualled for spiaxi, splendor, safety
and comfort, and is the ONLY THEOULI/1 DAILY LINE or STEAM
Ptexcril on the (Hilo river. It connects with the U. 8. Mall
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and Saint
LOttiA, by which passengers and freights are ticketed apd
receipt-of through daily Two new Stoamens have been added
to the Line, x hick now consists of the following haat.:
Aga VcirPartfere
limit.Ch P lain ' a from Pittsbtalih.
BUCKEYE STATE M. W. Rattznoorgr, Sunday.
CITY OF WHEELING.... Joint 31'LLIEM-,•••• MondAY.
A LLEGIIENY I. N. Coots Tuesday.
CINCINNATI ABRAMS Wednesday.
PHI LADELPII/ A R. ..1, (Mitre. Thursday.
PENNSYLVANIA JOAN KLINPYLTSR... Friday.
PITI'SBUItiIII ;.1..0.1NaA1 Salarday.
I,n__ Lee, doily al 10 A. M. precisely.
N. li. fight I,,eived after nitre o'clock on the morning of
&Tat tut,
}. a - partieularA, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON, 1
JOHN FLACK, fAgents,
Illonongalada ITLNINESUIDSILIOL
Pirrsuuruiti, November. 1855 --{decaat I
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Capt. J. A. &Rus, and the
FORNST CITY, Capt. R. WAY, will run as
ILEUULAIt DAILY PACKETS between Pitta
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling., stopping at an interme
diate Imtrt..
The. DI URNAL alit leave Pittsburgh an Mondays, Wed
neadaya and Fridays, at 10 o'clock., A. M.—Rzronazao, she
will leave Wheeling on Tueadays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
ot t 4 o•clrck, A. M.
The Pt/REST CITY will also leave Pittelmrgb on Tucedays,
Thomlays and Saturdays. at 10 o'clock, A. M.—HITITRIVINO,
Ato will Ittn,r Wins,ling on Mondays, WHltitsidays and Fri
days. at 71. 4 ' o'clock. A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
J. D. COLLIN° WOOD, Agent,
No. 155 Front stmt.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkersburg. Iloc kingport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Gallipoli'.
The near and very light draught steamer
CIIARLES AVERY. Carr. W. Y. TOMULNCI,
will lease for thv above awl int...m.llAM ports
every Friday, at 4 P. M.
'rho Charles Avery Is now ro,eiving freight nt the Monon
',Niels wharf, between Ferry and Short streets.
The steantor clisvorr, ovt. a T. BuowN,
Clerk, rrrout--will leave for Ulu abort, and
att , ruirdiatn ports on Y It I DA 't, April UAL,
at 4 o'riock P. Al.
For freight prootmgo apply on board, or to
COLLINU WOOD & BARN.P.9. Agontx
awe The tamer YAIRY QUEEN, Oapt. J. KYLE,
— will leave for the above sod intertnealate
plate on SATURDAY, April 12th, et 10 A. M.
For freight paaeage apply on board or at the pirrs.
nultl3ll MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 02 Water
mt.leet.
aplo
1 1 11 : r mu m e . r i, R. 84 1 c.: . ASS . , 11 :a i p e. t. v 1:. tio S.
t b:rr
MaNYS.O.4I'I2.
For froLgiat or [Waal& apply ou board, or at the pimp.
NUIdIII MARINI; AnetX:IATIt)N 110,1,11%, No. Cl. Water
apfi
Tho steautur SAINT LOVIS, Capt. Jesse Dzmc.
--ukrtc, J. If.' - tuutrerea,—will leave for the
.t..t, and intermediate porta on #,ATUILDAY;
April to o'elnek, A. M.
fresght. imsaago apply au board, or at tho
CITIS-
Hl IP: I ASSuOiATION ROOMS, No. 82 Watur
aplo
The Meanie" NIINEIIVA, Capt. JetiN Goattotv,
—Clerk, J. S. DARRAGH,- —Will leave for the above
.eel internaxliate ports on TIIURSDAY, April
loth, at to ~ ' dock, A. M.
(~r freight ur 11.1elsagl, apply on board, or at
ITITSHIJRO II :MARINI& ASSOCIATION ROOMS,
No. 82 Water etret.
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
14E22steamer NATIIANIHL HOLMES, Cpt.
—, will he,ve liar the :Wave arid lat. - -
mediate purls on MONDAY, April 14th, ut 1U
lun it ulttl., llt tue,na.te apply on heard, Or to am , PITTI 4 -.
Lib 10111 Y 1 a RI .‘ (AMON 1(005 19, Nu. n 2 Water
sheet.
For lat. Loom and Illinois River.
The ntentuur :IR WILLIAM WALLACE,
Capt. 11. C liELL,--Clerk, C. H. Fantint,---skill
Iray.• for the above and intermediate ports on
FR IDA I, A prtl II th, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For lruiglit or passagu apply uti board, or at the PITTS
BC Mt II MARINE ABStIetATION 11118, N'.- 82 Water
apt°
For St. Louie. e.
The steamer MOSOIiCALIELA, CapL M. A.
s—Clerk, S. S. ENIMIKEN—triII leave for the
dater mot intermediate ports on THURSDAY,
April 10th, at 10 o'elock A. M.
far freight or passage apply on board of at the PITTS
BURGH MARINE ASnOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 IVator
str,eL ap9
For Si. Louis, Galena Dubuque and St.
Paul.
The steamer IIESSENOER. Capt M. lints's
ata,—Clerk, C. L. lintartor—will leave for the
above and intermediate ports on THURSDAY,
April 10th, at 10 alek.ck, A. M. .
Far freight or pasztage apply on luartk or at the PITTS
BCHIiII NIARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. B'2 Water
sti vet.
apB
For St. Louis.
The steamer SHEN A NOO, Capt. G R. Far.scri,
Cnay. M. IFTLaras.—will inner for the
above and internataitato ports on FRIDA Y,
April 11111. at 10 o'rlock. A. M.
For freight or taiteeigo apply on board, or at the PITTS
BURGH MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOM F, No. 82 Water
apa
For St. Louis and llllnot■ River.
'Flo , swain, J. S. PRI NOLE, Capt. W. STOOP 1,
Clerk, .1. VrrzaanAtn, will lento for the abovll
and all intermediate ports ou THURSDAY,
April 10th, at 10 o'clock A. 111.
For freight or passage apply on hard, or at the PITTS
BUR( MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. Ei•_l Water
street
For St. Louis and Galena.
iarif "
The steamer DIAMOND, Captain 11OLLSELOST—
Clerk C. T 1111ZDER—wul leave for tin, above
mei intern/White porta on THURSDAY, April
Ioth. at 10 A 11.
For freight or paa•sige apply on'hoard, or at the prrrs.
BURGH 111ARINE ASSO4.IATIOI.: htOOMS, No. 02 Watse
street. aps
- _
For St. Louis.
The steamer W. H. DEN N Y,Capt.Tno.s. L•111N1
M. LYON•—will leave fur the above and
intermediate ta on THURSDAY, April 10th,
at 10 o'elork, A. hl.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the I'ITT:4
BURGH MARINE AS:•0 1 11IATION 'ROOMS, No 02 Water
str,vt.
apt]
- '-‘1 0 \& TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Having made extensive pre
istrations that winter, 100 are now props
to do a HEAVY BUSINESq ky PENNSYL V
and RAILROAD, THROUGH - TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We ,' i re aware our friends and all Home
dispn,.ed to patronise the Psfl.ll. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will lei ,pared to render geneial satisfaction to Ship
pers of Eastern and 'Weolern Freight. The AVOIDANCE
IBS THE INCLINED PLANES (IN THE ALLEGHENY
f" dtTAI / LAILEDA D will give inereered despatch to the
transmission of freight
Office on PENN etc oet, at the Coma Beloit].
1111114 LLOYD k LEMON.
yIER'S 'TRANSPORTATION_
A I' talpiiting the want of facilirkw lot
transporung Freights to and from the East
C
ern UP'S, via Pennsylvania Canal and Itainu.ts, we
increased our stock of Boats, kc., on same, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE, which OTOS US a uspacity of over 1500 tons
Beer month earl' way.
We nasure or frimuls. and those dispotiol to patronise the
&am itoPro , meats, there will be nothing staled on our
part to render genetral satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and Weatern Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KLEIA MIWITELL.
angll:y Canal Bailin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IST LIBERTY PROPERTY FOR
SAtLE.---A Lot of Grow! i 6 feet front on Washington
street by 105 feet on the Seventh etroet toad, with a Fpm 0
11011S0 16 by 40, containing Ore rooms. ounfortablyDniabod—
colhum, dm. A_pply to (mh24) BLAKELY k RlOff EY.
.
lIEEI' SIIEARS, SCYTHES, &c.-The
Snixteribor ix Pow opening at No 85 Wood street, Pitts•
burgh, n very superior article of nom Shoat., Grain
and Gran Scythe+. Scythe Snaglis, Manor° and (lay Fork,.
Corn and Gordon Hoes, Rennes, Spades, Shovels, Chain Pump
Fixtures, kc.mb26-SAMUEL FA WS ESTOCK.
-..
. ..•
E . IJIJ.IIE - PA - STEL- l allslb - s. highly flavored
-1 Lace
V
Jtliebe Porto Jast retebe3d by JOS."}"LitMING,
mb2l Owner Market at. and Thatheret
L OVERINg'S Sugsrs, all kinds;
:4yrvp, the beet emir: at
Inn
I==
WHEELING, /cc
ZANESVILLE.
For Zanesville
LOUISVILLE.
For Louisville
For Louisville
NASHLIVILLE
For Nash vine
For Ille
For St. Loul•
F. IL URA VO'
, _
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• , .
Boma A VPOS
HOLLAND BITTE D
0
Edit Hollandsch Kruiden Bitter&
% YEARS have elapsed einetv.th e intro
11 duction of this valuable me!', ue into the United states
During this time It bee gains! universal popnlartly as
remedy for
Auer anti *tie. Dopplists elVettion, itauko, 4
Loa elf Amette, DeMay, flutitenw,
Blifta awl ßleeding Para
. .
Many of our most worthy citizen; testify to Its woriders , %
.ik ,
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. Slit
tonic, It never has been equalled, for the relief It Mr& Lei
all cases of debility or weakness of any, kind atinaitlie•
stantaneona In nervous, rheumatic a n neurilelp Write
tlons, it bas in numerous instances proved highly benefirisli .
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their *lento so
unhadtatinglyarecommend, =rely we may tease
and eagerly - test Its virtues fur omvelves.
FRYER AND AGUE.
A aur qf Mght SAM.' Sanding (bred ty avaittio
land Nefers.—Michaei iltdly, No. 117.Grank near kanititilat.
street, says; while rupningen:,V,hayiesri.i.
cotton boat plying between Natalia MtdNow OilesunnT
taken with rover and ague. i 4 or eight. Tong Inontistir
with this4readfal disease. The vetittitpan of th
was unabibrko work, find Spent, at' SetWGfilr4oltati.for -
ferent medicines, bit I found no pertnantitttellet . -Thriat
weeks ago, tine of my frieduli Insisted upon
have', Holland ..11ittens, wing 'that a cara-watstweraitted .,
Alter taking It for one week, D must statoXiinte.-m.soimd
man. I have been at work now for two weal% and hive
had no return of the chills and fever whatever.". •
I sertity the above statement is true.
Times Anon, Diamond non"
Or
HEADACHE AN at D
DEBILITY. Ch
Gothic Bali
sir. atlas , Liscomb, of Birmingham, says: "I have -found
In licerhave's Hitters a remedy for headache.and debility.
My wife ban also used it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. 8. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also remarks that. he
has experienced mad relief from Its nae for headache. r
11EAD MIS!
A Iloaandtr's Matiniony.—Jacob Ilinakes, Uvtng in tter
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, =yet "After
mitering for some time. the misery attending an utter pii*
tratlon of mind and body, I have been restored, by Thdrig.
Boerhave'is !Tolland' Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute anew
the Motlanders In Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—in ttA.
In evesVpliand settlement in the United Statee—ergnes,
much in itiffitror.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: When I oommenced taking
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEARER/IS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Core Bred& by Barham's lifoilasul Bitters.
—The wife of Peter De Witte. living in Holland Town, She
h Viten county, Wisconsin, suffered lunch from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She bad been under a phyla.
clan's rare fur some time, but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitten at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach, lase appetiteand
strength are returning, and we firmly believe that ads Is
another great cure effected by your meditine.
We have still to record many wonderful curer effected by
this remedy, but meet wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rel y u , what we have published ate from persons
mach reupected in our community, and are literally true.
J/ Qmanti,
Editor Sheboygan Nlonwbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
RHEUMATISM.
A Case tf Two Months' Standing Cured by Boerheeses Eel
Land Bitters.—George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, mays: "After
suffering for three menthe with rheumatban—a part of the
time ego severely as to confine me to my bed—l have been
entirely cured by using Boerhave's Holland Bitters. I have
had one attack since, but found almost instantaneous relief
in the mine medicine. It Is, in my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RIIEUMATIO AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather ie likely to produce • great deal
of sickness. To person troubled with nervous or rheumatic
affections, we would recommend Boorhave's Holland Bitten.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates from
some of our flrat German and English citizens..-.Flainspi
mei° saatt Zeilunp.
TUB WORST FORM OF PILES GAN BE CURED. .
We are at liberty to refer to seveml well known gentle
men. who have cued, thonraghly toned, and now recommend
licerhavo'e Hollacd Ritterer se a remedy Empires. We are
not at liberty to put Bah their names, but will take pleasure
lu referring any permn to them who denies this statement.
For this affection, one-half of the prescribed dose should
be taireu—say hoU t teaspoonfbi—morning, noon and night,
one hour before meals.
CAUTION:
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
1: 1 2:11 imitations, which the public should guard against parug. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhave's !Tolland Bittern a fair tulal. One bot
tle will convince you how infinitely Superior it lelgkall these
Imitations.
lig' Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles Sur $6, by the sole
proprietors, RENJAIGIN PAGE, JR_, k OG,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists.
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
IL E. SELLERS & CO., Druggists,
- rorner Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Riming
Manchester and Temperancerille. sepZikdewly
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
I 4rnl! :y 11! - 'rç
NORSE'S
INVIGORATING,
lIIR.
IT74L repla ce Nr a sstrength
i.eyr
tI
natural activity, and this not only wittiout hiiard of rest ,
tiaaractrith a happy affect on the: Inmost organization.
Bear , in mind that all maladies, wherever they Wen,
finish with the nervous *patent, and that the paralitatknof
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death.. Dear
in mind, also, that for rey kind of nervous diseassoke
Elixir CkirdiaLlathe.onlf known.
CURE OP NERVOUS DISEASE&
No language can convey an adequate idea of the Immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions in the
diseased, debnitated and chattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the sinstreng and relaxed organization is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under its influ
ence. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach the.conatlttition ftself,.and restore it
t o fts normal condition.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, giddiness, null of blood to the head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of selfsieedruation
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostmiloh,
ty, nervousness, inability to, sleep, disease incident to males,
decay of the propagating . functions. hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion, etc., from whatever mutes arising is, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimay, absolutely infaL
tibia
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of thin great restorative In all
complaints incident to female*, mark a new era in the muftis
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigomnts concocted—oll purporting to be
specified in the various &manes and derangements to which
the delicate formationhf woman render her liable.
•
EVERY •WOMAN 'OP SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, itemisation, tre
mors, pain In the back, or any oftrr disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex, or 'common to both se=as—ehytild give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MABRISD PEIMINS,
Or others, will And Ode Cordial, after tiey hese used ,rstiot
tie or two, a thorough regenerator or the system. Tn all
directiOns aro to be. found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extraordi
nary preparatidn. And it Is equ:aily patent for the many
diseases for which it Is recommended Thousands of young
men have been restored by using it, and not in a single
In
stance has It failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habit'', are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the akin from a.pale, yel
low, sickly color, to a lvantiful florid complexion. •
TO TUE MISCITIDED.
Them are some of the sad and mehmchtdy effects produced
by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of the back and
limbs, pains in the bead, dimness of eight, ion of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervims
Witty, derangement of theZtive functkies t general de.
batty, stmptoms of consuls; on e, etc.
Mentally, the resift:a. off 'on the rand are with ec, be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selfdistrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced.
All thus afflicted,
BMW CONTEDIPLAITNG MARILLAGE,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most ne
cessary requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without them, the Journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—the pro., t hourly darkens the view; the milid
becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the =but.
choly reflection that the happiness. of another becomes
blighted with your own!
CA UTION I
Dr. 'Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited by
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor's
lac-simile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the follow
ing words blown in the glass:
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. 11. RING, Proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is put up. highly CODCCO trated, iu pint bottles
—price three dollars per bottle, two P,r live dollars, six for
twelve dollars. C. 11. RING. Proprietor,
192 Broadway, N. V
Bold by Druggiata throughout the thaw/ Btate2, Canada
and the Weft lift*.
AGENT: ,
Pittsburgh Da ONO. Fl. N.E.I - SER, No.llo Wood mt.
FLE3IING 131(06, No. 60 Wood etraet;
R. N. SELLNILS, Wood gime
Alleglifou City...BECKHAM * M'KENNAN; /.
JAILF.B T. 5..1.3111.1: & CO.;
J. P. FLE3IING.
Agent fur 0ht0...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. (apll;daw•l
WRlGurs PREMIUM K. ATUARi6N
owls the head, and rem, ..a nil symptoms of Head..
Persons using
WIUOIII"8 RATHARION
Are never liable to sun-stroke.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM RATHARION
Ty the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, Retaining the
Hair in any required form.
Por sale by Dr. GEO. H. HETBER and R. E. SELLERS
& at 26 coma par bottle. engin
liallt —' l3 - 111SHESuppliTri at Eng
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JOS. PLEMINH.
Corner Jlariet at. and Diamond.
IVEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE-If you
1.1 want to have "help," find employment, buy or Fell
property, call at LOWIIIE'S INTELLIGENCE OPPICE, No.
14 Fifth street, near Market street.
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despatch. (fel6:tlf JOSEPH Vi r ...OWHIR.
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2WCTUS Extra. Scalded Herring, new;
_ %-f °AO boxes No. 1 Morino, new; Just receisert and
for side by REYMER & ANDERSON,
' feb9 No. 39 Wood street.
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