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I:OC,k1; AFFAIRS.
MONUAV 111ORNING --.: 04`:4-*H-APRIL 14
Streets and Alleys—A sogyestitm to those concerned.
—The question of clean streets In connection with
public health, seems to obtain some prominence with
the community at the present moment. As it is
much easier to complain than remedy, we bear scarce
lyonythind but complaint of public officers having
charge of this matter. If the city treasury will not
afford a larger appropriation than has been provi
ded this year for streets, it is beer injustice to heap
censure upon street rotunda:donors for not keeping
streets in good order after an appropriation has been
exhausted. We feel certain it would require ut least
three times the amount usually given to this depart
meet to keep our thoroughfares even in a decent
conditied. The Beard of Health under the super
vision of Mr. George Fortune. has also commenced
operations and under a recent act of Assembly arc
clothed with ample power to reach those who permit
nuisances in their premises. 'Very many respectable
persons who complain of the want of vigilance of
officers, have reeking alloys in their own vicinity,
permitting their domestics to throw offal and slops
out of hand without adhoughtas to who shall sutler.
If house keepers would look to this matter there
would be less reason for remplaint, and we are glad
to heat that those having charge if the hoard of
Health will not fail to remind and if necessary fit e
the cureless and Diamond alley leas
thoroughly cleaned the other day, of a mountain of
ice, by private 'subscription, and the public mush
',Emulated by the same: If the merchants on stone id
our crone streets would club together a very mode
rate rum from each n - ant.l hare them purified in a
few days. Gentlemen, put your own shoulders t..
the wheel, and then call on our municipal Hercule-.
eltrk of the Ireqther,ivbii has used the free.
eitircuriof this qtisaor of the th,bctin an outrageous
inafiliel;` daring titii — fitug winter, by giving unlimited
power and doutirdup r pthat arrh tyrant Jack Fro^t.
on Sattirittlitlt.agnin commenced throwing dust into the
eyes ofi-the . dear people. We have no doubt 'the
fohjert is sinister, but confess that 3, yet we do not
see through his designs, unless it is to Lliud them to
proper appresiation of the unwholesome condition
of mir highways and byways. Large piles of mud
o hid% had been scraped together by the real enget.,
eithin a day or two pa-t, bet which through the in
flm ore of the Sun's ray 2 had lost their moisture, si ore
-uttered to •'the four muds of Heaven - in the to ink
Qf an eye by the blusterer, wheeze angry ',Mee
oe heard through our ea-eun•nt• and down our rhisn
rai F. Where are those refreshing !Mowers that are
s!vid to prevail in tilln of month.' Where 1-
!Id Aquarius with hi' wisteria,: pot At the presen!
Iluu• a few drop, woold I c nlw. at no pleasant to the
porehed streets and arid atnro•tphere of this region.
is- they are once reported to hove been to a eertain
rich !nun. P. Sr—About dusk on Saturday evening
=moll min storm visited us, that settled the dust fur
o brief period. and would hove prevented this jere
miad if it had fallen sooner.
Col I iun on do I 'conByll,lnOt Ito i 1 rood—Cot •
mol Oilonl—S, /'extol , . 10 in re ri. -On Saturday
morning a serious collision between the passenger
trains occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad, three
miles west of Johnstown, which resulted in smashing
up four or five cars and injuring six persons on board.
No one was killed. We are told the collision occur
red in this wise : The train due here at 1.20 P. M.
arrived at Johnstown and had fire minutes to run to
sideling three miles beyond, which it attempted to
do; but just as it arrived and before it had got on
to the side track the Western train came in sight,
when the western train commenced backing. Before
it succeeded in getting fairly under headway, how
ever, they came into collision, with the result above
stated. Richard Allen, engineer on the train coming
West, was slightly injured in attempting to jump
off; John Allen, an Express Messenger on the train
going East, woo more seriously hurt ; and Henry
Garnett, baggage-master on the Willie train, was also
rut and bruised somewhat. Three passengers—two
gentlemen and a lady—whose names we could not
ascertain, were injured, but not seriously. The re
sult would have been nwry serious had not the East
ern train been backingSidm time of the collision.
Arty, St kr/44,-4)n motion of John N. Mc-
Clowry, Esq., Judi** . Clore on Saturday set aside
and annulled the doe refusing the application of
Susanna S. Smith for a divorce from her husband,
John Henry Smith. Since the filing of the subpoma
for divorce, and previous to the decree of Court.
Smith, the respondent, was convicted of larceny in
the Court of Quarter Sessions. The Court granted
a decree of divorce.
,fiery A.k,/ (or.--Mr. Edward Snowden, in the
Court of Common Pleas on Saturday, presented a pe
tition asking that a jury he empaneled to exarnino
into the suite of mind of Martha Blank, of West Deer
township, a lunatic, and to appoint a proper pereon
to take care of her property, which is represented to
bo not large enough to bear the expense of a coin-
Sentenced. —{William M'Clcary, Justice of Om
Peace of Wilkins township, who was recently eon
rioted of misdemeanor in office, in refusing a (ran
o-ript from his docket, we, on Saturday morning
xentenced by Judge M'Clure to pay a tine of ten
dollars and costs.
Patrntx 1 ,, Piehrburyhere.—The patent Office at
Washington, for the week ending April Bth, hai9
granted the following patents to citizens of Pitts
burgh : Andrew Patterson, for an improvement in
Door Locks Michael Nickerman, for Chuck for
Lathes.
Outattfis.—goleet Connell will meet pumant to
adjournment this evening, to consider the application
of the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company for the
right of flay into the city. C.ournon Couneils will
mart at the same lime.
Dinorrrs ,anted . —On Saturday, in the Court of
Common Plena, Judge AVClure granted a divor,.o
.101 in F. Day from Ilia wife Catharine Day. A 1.., to
Stephen 'Sarbar from 'his wife Ann C. Sorbet.
One of the most useful patents lately issued is one
to Messrs. Haigh. ibutupee & Morrow, of this city,
for malcing.hot pressed nuts, washers, &a., at one
operation of the marbin,•. They give notice by: an
advertisement in anothor column that an infringe
ment on the patent- will be dealt with according to
law. See advertisement
Death on the flora.--On board the train of cars
which left Philadelphia for Pitttsburgh on Wednes
day night last, one of the passengers, James P. Wil
liams, of New Brunswick, New Jersey, came to his
death . in the following very strange manner. His
wife Was sleeping beside him, and his ton, a small
boy, ori the seat In front of him. When about two
hours out from Philadelphia, it was observed that. his
.head hung down outside of one of the windows of the
'ear in which he was seated, and on being pulled
inside he was foned insensible, apparently dying,
the blood flowing' profusely from a severe eon tU51. , 13
or wound ott-the head. AL the next station he was
taken off the ear, and soon expired. H is wife was
in the deepest agony of mind, and telegraphed to
her relatives in New Brunswick to come to her relief.
The deceased; with his wife and child, was on the
way to Chicago, on a virit to hie wife's father. The
supposition is that the wound was inflicted on passing
/I water tank, or some cars standing on the other
track. It is another admonition that passengers
should observe the advise painted on the doors of the
ears, to avoid putting their heads or arms out of the
windows. a
When the Slightest Derangement
is Indicated by eostivenesa, or any other sign, It admonishes
us that superfluities ore gathering which should at once Is.
got rid of, and the most easy and notarial method to do this
Li to take DR. J .110S'VETEIt'S CELI,BRATED STOMACH
BITTERS. They °monk. equally on a ll OW dt,eit cal peen
of the system, cleanse t h e diseosed liver of that ences,
bile Odell I+i:constantly discharging into the stomach, re.
tibia it to its natural le, operate on the bk.... Land re) ......•
till inmitrlties and effectually elnatise the IttOIONCII Rai th.a . •
els, and restore to them a healthy mid vigorous action. In
this way they strike at the ro..t of the dispose, opeu the
pout, externally and prompting the insensible
perspiration, and obviating all Ji,eaaea arising from it dlei..r
liOred State of ILO liver or stomach; and for sale by
SAtiknalauflicturer and prnpraetora. No. 2k Patin .tart.
and bydruggist.. and hotels punt:Ally throughout Ills Uuio.,l
Etutes and tuada. uln J.
lEl—Clark's Stontach Bitters ere ark none lee]
by all who have tried them to be the best family ittodiclue of
the age, for the core of Dyspepsia Costiveness, tun' a titter
dored state of the Liver and Stomach. They WWl^ no rival -
Tiro proprietors do not pretend to caution people from using
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Bitters, for they have round that only
One trial was needed to render such (within untlecesoary.
For sale, wholesale, by COLLUM R CLAItK, Third street
between Wood and Market: it Et). 11. 61tYSItIL 140 Wood
tract; and by Druggists generally.
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT VET!
NEW SCAL E-11. K LEBER & BRO.,
have Just received at mull lot of
NUNNS do CLARKS' PIANOS,
provided with their NEI4 . SCALE. l'hix Is
their latcest, and undoubtedly the aunt au-
PORTANT improvement as yet male to the Litwin Porte. The
Pa ;WEIL of the lustruniont is alnast I.loEil LED thereby;
and in point of volume, etelitirsland brilliancy of tone. they
511114 M seething as yet produced in the lairipi4 air en Piano.
They Int.,. all the n•lvzottatts- , ol clic llraild l'iniow, %dh
oti! not of Its diandvonnnzes. ISe num eLnlleuyv romparinou
a .th II..• in4trumeills of nny other maker In :Ids country.
oonti.lent that every tinbil.lo judge of the nrtirl,• will at
otter• admit then sitts•rioritt . 'TL.• Pul 1,, is respect 6111) in
z., cull and examine those svireil. instruments.
11. K I.KI-11.:11 d IWO ,
Soh. Itgenta for NuttnA a Clarloi
For W.mterel
N... f.:l Fifth liardoor 1.. Mn..toili.•
P. 1 2 .—5.1.1..tic.1 /......rort meat t•l' the abovr portr.l
tot the Spt lug T 1.41 d.
IQ . - Tar ratle,rtherx Lake urtrut 111.,, ,, ure In rtutiog IL.O [be
P 1 I\U. OF MINN: , a CLA N., lurk. hel.
tis.• MI% \ Colltiekli. , 1.1 11... pnLllr fa 1111,111111
11,110 as, eur , ,, u I, pro kel N., A •11..•1.1:
L 110,1.11.15112 i ILA] W.., T I ITIIAT A %Nt
and el , 'lfer, unlike atbrin, 11.. , suub.l 11/ 11.111.1 SI . L
bar u lubured eruutrp
The rnu Writ.... Ity Mk; couerall Jim! Ow)* may
enc-ly tn. co.o ler.nl an A H.,rr. nll in.,. Tliv, linsr
foray Rrottvl Iti the ne,nent P. nuhrrn climates 14' tb,
.nn seal ha% pros.al. Ly "lel all . -, .wl.+rt.••n. Durable
141141 Vun.liaart, who ihoire to nhWiu a NAM,
11, aunt al the moat natii.tatithat and elettatit
wh.w• capacity to W.ll a CIL 41%.1x1:114.1 iu 1.01. yrs, 1t,,.
eaaiii NUT tan. 11.1 1 .. t..p..•1hd11 tat it... 1 to •mil at our
eatatilhilimeht an.l ea:awam th.• tine t , -pritoc. .t., k of . NUNN? ,
.1 CLA Rh PI ANUS, lino - idol with their littriintle.l nett.
ttdr II liLEItElt 8 tUtu.
aph No. T.l Fin street.
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO TORTES,
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Nflapil
.1 ust iweit 6..1 revea l mote trnitill
CHIHI.EILINtt A SONI, ,
H ilstil POIIT.F.tN, rutA ...ut
pl .tesl titeSl.l4Nelectetlf,:ipring Sal.,, t.// TIIIIITY-1 , 1 1 It
uew ttlid nt•leadel hart - mu ta., ..1 e‘ery Set lei) *ll5l 'II In,
tuttuttf .turea by . the SI 5-Irs I 'III. L. Inge, k Ike.t.tt, 1 Is ./us 11,.
pi tl pest lil X t i."l'.t% F. I. the lit.e.l vte5,,15.11 1 iin,,1.,1
Seven Octave Square Plano Porte•,
sett na their auperh arel ittinritelth Airtitil nod Kula
EVICILY F i tlvrp
their NIAI :WALK, oah their PATI.::\ 't I litiN UNA
•.I PATENT At Tlirsi, onil are nid ti I t 1tr1A141.1,1 1.1 the
pittehiteer by Ow tto.tuura• lone,, tot by toilet tile, le
he in alt realeitei. A.l perfect at 1...1im0...hi gilt 1••• 11.411,
faith to regard to Materiel end Wei !wilt -hip
VIIICES IN VA ItLAIILI 711 f: S t to Ilitelon. t tl
M titulagtory.
Joni 11. brtu.oß, Itl, SI i ee l aired ,
Lot wren Nanett.' alley awl ihorth t.treet
Agent Tor Mickel S,,aa, lheititi, T 1 . 311.4.,11 Al.
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KOONS & HEKSTINE,
l tstfUlli FACTGRS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mel hank
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And Pittoburrit rind Phil:ooll4.x Urrrh•u,u r,•••••• oily
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RO POSA LS FOR NI ATE at A LS. Seal o I
iwoihwalm will he r0t:44%141 hy i:,1,11 Cot.
pnu~:u thrir U6irn till m 1,1,166,441
at 3 o'clock, I . !1. • for Itiriwilig Ik.•
l'orcht, of guod flat rnLbb• %c fling vt,41,..-1.1
2.:S.UVU tiuwf bard. well 1.0.11-41, ,11.11 1.1
owe 4 1 .:, by 1) 11/1.10, /11111 lit, h., hank-prll.
00,000 W 1.111111.111 Fitt, Ltricl:. ch.• flame 317, a. 1111. 31
1.000 BUSIICI/1 dell allart, river L11.1..•1.
s,oooSniw , rfleial font slate r.A.ling, earls Alate t., no.a
Imre In by :10 Inch, nn,l t 1 Inch roq OWn.
Al-41---Prolloml4 for furnbilling.
52.,t100 It.. 01 Nlioeellan.,us Inn 1 1,
44,000 (14. t Iron Pipe:. of Ore, ••
60.000 " of liar Iron.
a 1,001) •• of Iron 11011, Plate,
The whole to be snlti,t t, the io•peeti.n nod appi,val
the }enginer of the Company, awl Lleli eel ed at OW lArk at
noel. times and iu such quantities. us Ile may shot.
Payments to be masle mt 4.l4iinnt,nin . mootis :der delis
en', less twenty per emit, te Ise retained until the c,mplet ion
of the orsutraet.
All pattorn. for rnatingn and prpo., o ill 1'1,16.11,4
the C01.111,1111y, and any lurtirmation that Itiny I ti
relative to the material., will la.
at the work..
.... N was to be addressed to JOIIN
det of the Company, endorsed •• Prop,mais lLr Stou.•.
Castings, Bar Iron," ,to., as Ow ca. [tiny be.
aps J.1511,:S TIIO)1: 4 0N. EnKlneer.
25 0(() Yon
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, Fl , , :\V
Work, Cf RTSII ll' AN I' 51 ' ; ' 11. r tIT: i l l b e e ni Zy t e " a . :l . l
Sorr,,ws Atuerirnu Life. L:3 Mrs. Candi.) Lee Ilentz.
Io b)•
21d._
it 'OA NUTS-200 fresh Coen Nuts just
and for Wile Lt RHYMER & ANDERSON,
apl No. 39 Wood street.
WATER PIPES—Stone Water Pipes,
and very cheap article. f4.r I.v
itpl2 lIENRN II CoLLINS
R()LL BUTTER —3 barrels prime Roll lint
ter, thin day receivrd and for sale b)
apr2 HEN Rl' 11. COLLINS.
Tious--.2 bbls. for sale by
i_l4 14)12 11.B.NRS 11. COLLINS.
WHITE FlSH—Trout, Mackerel slid Sal
-111.1 for ode by lapl2l HENRI' IL WI.LINS.
DRAYS, BUGGIES, %V AGuNs, &e,
Day's (Is - ease, the hest article In wo•. Ire ode by
aid'? ENRI" IL c.,i,LiNF.
- LILA N—This day received I.v
null II ENITY 11. COLLIN'S.
Wk. 6 II6U I: IA) Al I:A.\ 1,
Prrtstur.a n.—U&UtUR DARSIR, I'nuid,•td; Y. M.
GORDON, Secretary.
Will Insure againet all kin& of riska, FI ltlt slid MARINE
All biases will be liberally &tingled and tinimptly !mitt.
A !bolo Institution, uumaged by Director* who arc tr••ll
known 111 1110 CollllllUtlity, RIM who lire delenulncd, Inc
promptness and liberality, to niai Main the chanieler with it
they have issxumed.. offering the lent protection to Ow,.
tt ho desire to be iminred.
• . . • .
Intutaroita--lt. Miller, Jr., C. W. ltleketnon, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. 11. Smith, C. llausen, George W. ,Inckmm,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Mc•
A tali, Alexituder N hula. Thomas Scott.
Air Office, Nu. 112 %%quer street, ({i'srehouso or Fipang L
Co., up stnirs,) Pittsburgh. nov•Jbly
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. & H. McCALLIIMI,
YOURTII STREET, NEAR Wolit).-if.l_ll
TIIB attention nr purchasers is revectfully luN Red
piesent Stuck, selectod 51.1111.4 Li SALES, inrlndniv
Iteiit quality Velvets, Burnell awl Tniaili) la
klrussels and Tapestry, vralus.
aud Stair lirussels, Super. Medium ;wild liive
Extra and Super. 3 I'ly. Vrired Ingrains.
Bent Imported Extra Tallied and Damask; !101l and Stair
Carpet"; Floor 011 Cloths, from 2 to 24 feet wide. various
qualities and prices; Tab), 4111 Cloths; Freud. Printed and
Embossed Kiln° and Table Catitou amid Cocoa Mn)
tiirw. Hearth Rugs; Poor Mats; Stair Pols; List. Itior no!
Carpets: altli every variety R in
tow Shades. Green nod But Holland, Av.; all of whiill
will be offered at sale st very immoderate rates.
g a y-We are Ili.) prepuris! to fiaruirli HARRINGTON'S
CARPET LINING. whin
ACON-20 hhdfi prime Cincinnati Should
erb; Id llit& R C. Hams for sale by
ttp9l.t ALEX. lIUNTKE, ttitti Liberty nt.
el LA Y WATtftPlPES—Received nudfor
I,_/ sale by ERN Rl'. 11. COLLINd.
-4.11
J , ,
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CA it D.
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(a .k %% kt
111 NKR It CO_
N. 3:: Smithfield sir. et.
MEI
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADIC AND
MERCHA %T I? CII A NGE
J.. itILM Alan
• Virr Pm :Wentz.
T. S. CLA R LE, ~. GEO. W. CASs
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, xa
Err/Wary.
JAMES P. lIARR.
Sumrfuhrubut.
T. NORTHAM, Ja.
Cauunittr, of ArWri'linz fur March.
(IRO. W. CASS, V. P.
ISAIAH DICKEY, T. B. UPDIKE,
SAMUEL DILWORTH, J. B. CANFIELD
PITTSBURG 11 MARKETS.
OrFIC6 or Tile DAILI . MoHNINO Posr,
: 1 ,40111,14y, April 12, 1846.
FLOUR I.: 11,, lit pi ic•r, .'.;11 1,1,14. en
rorline from 111.. It 1,,irl at 34 1.1,14 at $,5,c2; 3G
il,o. l,,nu ••t•,t. 14 1,14, from atoro Ut
1,51‘7!4: 1,1,1- I. 1 . ,• , ?1,' i it c.G. J 1 b 1.14 extra from
4.4/n nt. $11.50.
URA IN Sale :;00 bon. fi.,m at 4tic
1 4 1.1(1.4 ~ I'llll3 COI 11. at • 1- I ti4l to ert.4l
M 4 II,AFFS 2.., Ltd, at 15 lilt,,
MI
W.I. la 1..1 , at ^a4•211,
Al KA NI,II Ir.,n the it Inrf at wk.
2000 th.3vl fnan the
a had . at t.
S N/110 it 11:1111i at 7 , ' alai
10 , 2 . ct.4ll' iha :1,1111,, al 7 ad), MI.
I- .it 11) t roIAKI
7 ni LI) dpi , . 2.1111.. At a, ;O.) tuna
Sol.,
111{1 - :•1, 4 F• %•• I 1.111 11.1ith
1•1,1. N.. 1 At cash.
i 1.31,1 al ••••,.
1111,1, AII • Ar
„No o 11.. g
BurrEi; 6 bl,l. 1,4,1 Itt ^_J;. ,iILI 4 I,LI, ,10
41, al
6,14_ :. 1:6 , 1:161,6 -t 106
AS111.;:. Ntl. Itto bn , . Nii rite S,Lt al 7,, ( . 66ur 11.,,nt
1.666, d..166,-t6. 666 1.44 .6t 1 , 3 61.6 61.6 at 3‘..;
and la 1..66, imp..11.6.15...16. nt I._
ltl th• f.ll ••11, • • kin, an'h. - i., ttrt Iva. at jai. I
Philadelphia Market
I'fllLknrl.l.llls. April 12.—Flour taarkrt inactive :and dull.
nib] ataiidaril torasaim 11.1.1 at =7 s‘illiuut 'oil,. both hold,.
I.lld buy., Iva altiiiu from Mai., by the Cumbri.i.
Tlirre is it .tody d a.an,l 1.41 th, .apply “I 1110 1 . 113 trade nl
11.111 $7 to $.7.117 , .., for C 4.11.11 10 1., 1.1,11.1x,k andulnl
er ..% Ira nd fand M
• II), b, with
I.lUu Lbl.a. ul .11. Meal in fair rrine.4l; 1 , 11,101
haltia. at I.:1. Tliero a. lad link %%11,11 ~li. rise.
t Ilt:1.1 1 tellll , 4 ; ,nutll male , 1.1/1 to 1 , 1 it.• I,l:it
1.70. a I.lt, at I to. 14).. ; r:4l (ion I „i.ll ul
IL.. It 14i 111 .1,1114. • le:llstit.:l 1.1 01..
ati.eat .anol I hkin ;
of lOW Itit.ll. Tenon nt :I‘. cb.yer.,,,l In r,•.,,,, 4 1
~ 1 1 al I'.. 1 2,1i.” 4 1.:,0 1.., bl tI e th.• r.dtmi market
tub,. an,.] h..lder, 10r:incr.! tboir rdr, 1 -I a root 1 ,
14.1 k i. fu drown,]. birth, miles of bi OA, N... I Qui,
t .tr.ui tit 1_!') hr.k4 r. 'Ol,l at 2.441,.1.0:tiitl lark
a;
Neva °lrk 11l art., t
Ni" err. A pril 12 1•14 K
.11,11.0,t Mal.; l
itn.t liir firm'.
oitlr• firm.
111111.14. Al 11,1
1.1.1, 1,,L1 • I I
A. 1.1,1.. n 1
ri•IrINN %It. A 1., it I.:. !II an. 1.a5,;.,1 151.1.10
\l.- , • 1%0. 1 I ta• . I . -i,1., -. di! 1•..1...‘11.1 , ,
zit. tutu
1:1,1 t•.-1 :kll.l •1 .v. 11; trio
Balt 'more Market.
ll‘lryl.kr. Art i t . 2 11,111il/ {al nith ral, ..f
144.... Houa.l,l slocwi at M !inn 1,1.1
c t0r ,, 1 yr, Vt... 4,..,tati‘ , 11.1 1:4 11 In
mit.ll,llc.l.
ttz - A not hoe. Itartaitro of Um Leniency of
1:4:1111AV Hold-ANT , -
111%. 411.
' Si,,.n• ounce.l.ethr nth, t , .1 watt igtitt awl
itnet,thrts. nt the 4ttertAelt. her. itt , ett.l stt time.
.Incas mytilistathr4 of Ihrpterrern, I iv - an fi r ynn r
11.11.1. 3 / 4 N It 1:1171.1(S. nh•l I to- , 1 Ii 14it 8..1 .4 14 , 1...•
.tt the y•e•I re. tie., st tti n wf
, tllll •tertrh,tr thew ..1 the %intl.:. It. who, thnt
lite n.• tttogle 1.. t 11.4 tel , 4will , pr.,l hh.l-
tote
thr,itte fr.-•.i the .tn . ht.telt ft' ntl .tt.• ,h
-uhtl renh , ‘"ti i•, \ +,1111.14411 . 1`41“11.1A
r. 1.1 irli. 'it'd 1,, ..1 ITO (311114,
.011.1. -I t.
II
.t 1
.1 1,1,014, It v.. If h - . 4!•• ,h•
Its rl he .4 I •i5,,,714. /.. , 4 it.. , h
I'%xlo4' T.. pe xlveui
/L4.3r),/ 100,1.
nt tn,tl le. or nix In .t I.ot fot I:, by ft.o pm
!. Ft . t. J A Nll N ./u. A (Y Nt.rufset /trie
Ilan/ nu.l :
I ritS A Ul. •0, :n.t aO.l %11104 41. r.-t.: 11101
ulrulnla grs,..l nil . uploll.,
A M S 11. AI EN'ES.
ritrTFR, I.eq,:ee and
N 11.1 1 ,1,1 . , F1i,r1.11.,
A••Iott, Titt.thirttr,
rm.., thy tostivo.N
Nati l'ltotn• 1.. av I Jh'lr.l... ic
IL. tr+ it?r , totht ehnt
a t ir tJeltilialatt, seeming ' , eau, t•••tt In • 1E tru.
rtrit ~r C. .Sit.. 1 itrlNti, will
...Le kr( I,rrl ttitpttruitthr
A V 1".% F.:\ I NU, A PIC I I, MX,
u-- It,. 11/ L .
11,1.1 1.11.... .111. Mt— I.
.•/,. h
'Ft ()11•11{4a. flenstun-- \I t 1 It \ ..."
\ ~,t,,t \ t% .1;.•
I''.• t• tt• L..r._1,,, ,I. • utt till 11 ,, ,t. - ,
11(1\ W. M . C.k 1;11.1. l'tortTEß alit'
1 1 ') therv_it 111. 1 . •..11 11, .11 : rilmt tar
•Il 1.1111.•
1111.1.$ Fed: dwri 11'0,
111 ...ht...., n. • •Ilwr I
itt \\
A IicTION SALES
12.kNK 111"I's1:1 EtIII STOCK A'l'
i) 111 - T1. , \1111 11 - 11\ \ F.% \l\U.
ki . I . al 11,, SI Kftl'll I , T - 'Ai A\ fl
li. ail t, a-1.1
to 1.: I' 1/A \ 1,. Asa iLa ,
IP TM' 00l
9'1 , 1N •11/ 1 - .1N1,1/.41 Ala tl 1 , 11, Iti
L. al 16.• qatoa,,a • r•-aa-.a., SN val
r,tih 41,41, V./II I. is m dt.
fill •l. u irlt ••,i
AI. DAN IS. Aut.t
VALIABLE ST(lcks AT AtlcTinx . _
tti Till:I DAI 111 ENI NV, Apul 1:11,, at 111
11 , • bang,. I , ,,urth -t ,
71; Itank ,4 l'ut.T.ut 01;
. 24 .• Citi,•ll% . /1. 1 / I k.
R. It. V.I.
I'. M. 1 , 11 . IS. Awl
-
ELS, SPADE:S. TEA. Nc., Al' A
1,1 TIkIN —On TUi•:SDAV. April 15th. /It A M ,
.111 1.0 MI the C..inti1.1.131 v ~t
and Valli Airk,t.t—
anLI •11 SL R I
iL ••
:'. Nllll : 4 ;i‘‘..
1... ANAL irt..l Nail.;
LI , 1111.1 I,ntl L,L r,n LI
t• Scy w,
ILL hail L N IL. '1.4.
(111.11) I` NI DAVIS, Ao^l'i.
ItEAT Al't.:Tl()N CALF: 01'
AND A‘l N %1111 , 7,--
50 pn a 11,1) .•14. I ti. o mt t-le,tul
WO pi. co. t.ltgli,ll .1.• .1., .1.,
211 pier. h.rt ‘.1.1 cry
, lankly nIJ,I 11.• r 1.'11 , 114
/Opi. , SIIIN • I fill, an,l XIII% Imp. rid tlr., pl) Cat pct.,
tle•ss 243 les.
poss... sup,. Ingrain and IWO ply Carpets, c,tnipt ishir a
Vr , at sallat) and quid IIl,•
Tito °h. • to arrive cut couviguu ni
nt from out. of ..1.0
hiaportitic !taus,. iu Cho country. tuvl to
without rc-c/ ,c. conitucto•ing ott 'IIII.ItSLIAV next., Apo it
Ho
1711.. at lao'lc A. NI 1 ,v,alltl then' tention Ow
trad , tin. , city. ulno st.•unikoat nu, houNke.pers )1 . •
.to tl.i. sale. to a !al, 01.1.. a tunny purclut/ttig 1 tie
u c weet Rtylev qualiti, of Cal pot. a t a grant
non nom the rocular
Further 11.11 of pine, of liar"
luTertion.
P. NI DAN IS. Aucer.
OLD ME METAL.
E HIVE I'Ol' SALE. at the Offioe of
Nli)ll.\ I Nil PIK" It Lugo quantity oi,l)
TA PK. :11,1,11,111.11 Riot to ityrro
uet n Itirge .tpoyhy odlußK Mxno. 1.4.11
Ii()YS- -
It s. :"11111 . 11.
I'ETEIrS SCIIOOI, FON.
S. A. VARIAN. Print -4.1
The noNt thr., rill ...minnw.% on MON
PA V. 2114 F..t I. rt italar,. apply to tlr nt
the
Li II EE I' SIIE.IItS,SCI * TIIES, &c.—The
IA non opening. at N, !CI Wood street, Pitta
Its i r.h. a ito, ior article of Sheep Shears, Urnin
nod drams Sty the, tsii On. Stattlith 3rllllll, nut [fay Folks_
Cos u told Garden ILK,. Spales, Shovels. Chain Pomp
Els tares, Av. at SAMUEL FA ON EST, teN.
. . _ _
I)EEBDN'S u' PRA1:1,1(_! ' ENT, Oh
j WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep vonstaittly on
limol a largo idel, of thin artiele el the InTit 4110ility. Tin
attention of eon It [whits and Builders ref Navigation Look'.
Atineducts, Midges, Beset-ions fa Witter Works, Sr.,
neided to this article 'Bi t e nell LIMN 11 I.oSidllllloo 01111 111/,
per, 1011A110114 tit water. rharailertslle of this Cement, renders
it of the first necessity in all strnet ores exposed to the stilton
of water or damp. toiN.l'ini EN. 1,1511 .1( It ICI I AIHD:4)N.
f E NEXT, AND THE EI(111T11 PU 11-
j_ 1.10 SALE Cr LOTS AT Its ICII F:N'rEK, ti 111 take piney
Il pull fi t ,. premises, on WEDNESDAY, TOR 10 all or APRIL.
111-1., Al 10 o'clock, A. M. At Tilts SAI.E w 111 In. offered A 1111111,
101 THE MOST VA LUA 111 E BUILDING IA ITS IN TII
To N, as well as ELEGANT NANCY sl TES FUR OEN
'I' LEM RN'S RESIDENCES...I , I k rat firmer sales were held
in
nerve. M. T. C. tIOULD
R. icliester, April ft, 1-058._._ I aps
REMOVAL. —.44na I mmranoe Company
of Ihrt ford, remorM from corner ,4" Fifth anti
97 Water at reet, over Oratf, Bennett
iron Ware llonee, where they will continue to issun'polich,
on nil dleacript it.. of pr,perty, ht nanal. Cash asset, Jan m
nrr 1, laza*, $1 3.17 4 .:111!.. 11. B. T,EN-ENTii, Agt.,
n01'27 2‘t , No. 97 Water at.. Pittsburgh.
s.IF1A1111: - .ESS Gil AIN BAt.-10(k)
110 . 1 .. 1 ud, Ita Jukt rorelvell and for sale by
A. A. MASON & el 1.
J.* Fin street.
A NN ba , kets for sale by
11 A FA HNESTN 'IC .
sq,l2 Coru..E Fix.t and W,r0.1.3t
I 4 r• r y . 4 . 7
10111EMiiEl
." 1:.,._1
•g•tot
• •••• r••'''z y =.
- •
1
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41.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
OF THE CITY OF PITTSBUROU, FOR LAM' WEER.
ALSO :SINCE SEPT. ler, ISC.S; CoMPARED MTH
TIIE SAIrE PERIOD OF TILE PREVIOUS YEAR.
IMPORTS
ARTICLES. I t.l l I ,a5 . ...,13' I
. 5 . .. 1
• 1 W .
I 61,,t7- li - d
Apples, groon, t,bb s5l 1 13,405 I 14,251
Ashes, packages 177 0,415 ; 6,650
A.grle'l Innate:went:3 541,015 1 0 0
11e,f, balrels 114 j 1
1.750 j r,s;,
Do., tlereos
49 , 4:.g.) 1 2,782
Barley, bushels 1,016 1 40,352 55,1914
Beans, do. ',"iB ! 1,'97 2.300
Butter, bids '2lO ; 6,200 3,045
Do. firkins and kegs I 7.5 I 5,542' , 4,672
13lootus, tons 75 3,1400 I 6,02;
llran and hliddrgs,s'ka 34 1 2.9213 2 079
Bricks, Fire., Tiles- , 300,500 157,214
Hag"., bundles 127 1 7,027 270
Brooms, dozens 1130 I 12,400 11,360
11..,•kR,Iknel 2n 0,423 3,455
Candles, boxes 1,255 14,3:1.1 4,073
Corn, bushels "2,003 43,951 244,239
•
Corn-men), bushels 11S 1 1,572 15,134
Cider, 1,14 , 1
Cilel,l4', I'OX, 64 1 25.577 1 20,1770
Col bui, bales 31710,507 I 2,514
C,Jir.,•, sacks 40 I
4 40.:.2.1 I 41,050
C.,lllsli, dritnis- 401 I
231
Coopc:rage, pieces 10744 I .99,745 11,7,275
Copper. it'kg9 SI . 2,n94
Do, Ore, lons - 10
Carriages, packages .111 401 22:1
C. Coal, tons • 131 1,378 -
Dry' (10/'Lo, packages' 4,07 S 111.111 08,556
Drugs, pack:gfes 1 ,277 1 fal.f.'N 36.993
Egg'.. bids and boxes I 40.) 5,105
2,922
Fl..lar, 1.14 s I 11,210 316,405 I 105,4411
Feather, 101.5,1 451 %,7174 492r0
Fruit, dried. knob sc7l 11,1,911 9,472
Fi.ll, sui9l. bid, 72 0 610,
1::1
Fish, keg. and kits LS 2,706 1,766
Furs. bales I 51 1 1, 5 90:'10
F r ititure, pkgs .. 201 3.242
I/r...99., 1.1.14 11711 ' 1,71.11 2312
1;41.84,1/1,1,1 11.0.25 24,7.76 2.1,051
I i laser ,r,'. iraelota . .9 212 1,531 5,9 . 17
....'man Clay, 1.31 ca. - 1,712 1105
11,s:cried. packages ..... ...... 1106 31,11,12 2hi.1.....,
ianseng, sacks - 292 157
ktaip, lades 41 3,511 2,1211
Dd., loose, nuitils.r...... ...... 1,31 s 11/.710 ::1.41,
1ii1e5,4,....n, bundles . II 1,041 -
(erring, 110X1.1,1 - 2..49 390
Ijogs, head 1,100 42,2:12 72,27::
lops, 11111.'', - 1,020 402
lair, hides 1,132
1. 41,a -. It,. packages H." ! 541,174 33,831
1, 41. pieces I '2,1170 I 7,053 2I) 1
1..,11, I/11111111,n 3 , 1 1 1 . 013 1.1 . 41
roil, tons -- 1,991 1,431
rot.. .craps ........ ....... ........ 11 I 11 1 12 1,4112
:sm. ore. 1.0.4 - I 1.199.;5uS
401, kegs - 1 22, I 9
1,955
9.1, i,9. 3.190
1 17,0111 ' 1.,, 011. •
....91. pipe., I.'kcs _ I 14 179
..ar.l. 1.1. 2.4:41 ; 16.01. , 7.. ao
4901. 1..,..g9 302 ' 15.110 1.411
...atli..r, I.lls 140 I 1 1.11") 7,1199
11it
~•tln, 1.41.111, 1116 3.47), 4..
~..... bus . . 111 1..0111 2,09/
a.1.90...11191.4 and pipe 5........) lic: 1 4,.310 i 11.4 , P.
.111111 , r, hot I 2, ...•• 77,214 1 1: , 4):1••••
.11•.1,.:1161 0n,,. p•kgs . ... I 1.1. ' 03.'274 i 152,•...3
D.: toll, - hili ' ;7_l
1,41,..t.....5. I.arr. he 1.1)72 ' 12.3'.7.1 I 7.721
Mall, 1.11.../....1, 7 1 / 9 1 2.7 , 1 .'...41.
N. 01., keg. 1,4•2 1.7•7; 1 I ' . '0.2
Sole, nacks 1.1:2. ; 2.4 - 7 1 1797
1.0. Rec. 2:17
- 1 4
I 91.1.1.1. . 11a., ; 11,971 1 9..09'.
'.Mgrs.l.lool - 1 3701.7,11
i vakunt, 11:4^1 - I 370 I . l'A'
i 1tat.,19191...1a 2.43:, I 03 351 1 9..7 1 r4r.
nil I.S.k.e. Its .. ............ ......... 4 1 :1.7 In ' ' 1:71
pole at..l 1149 . .01. 1.191..........., 1.443 1 7.061 . 1 , 1,217
Is, tierces 437 1 6.5211 I
7,9,2
1199. Int: r.. 1. 1.031 Irorr. 11,1 , 51'
1 1 0. 3 , 1 el 1.i.47 1 10,714 . 12,011 s
16.. bulk, Itm .... ...... 21.77'. / 201,112 , 2.071.11 17 ,
1%444,0. 144 1,'1 1 2 ) 17.3%2 1
5i , ,..2.
PL: etal, ton... 311 ' .11,4631 . 21.:::1
1
i51,5•111,..t 15.1.1.,, bag, v; 1 2.624 , 71:.)
E ,i.. • . 1.9.9169 3,111 , 27.01.7 ' 29,1 , 4..
P. .9.60. Le,:s - I 9.04.3 ' K.; 1 - ,
hi., 1••10.4 . .......... . ... - I '-'..-1 , 2.20
41 , e, 1.94...1..... ......... ... ...I 10,2931 315,739 5501
1i..211, Tot, 111, 11, 1443- .... ~- 1,412 1 , a,045
Eal-111-. i ,,, 11.,/, . . .... .. ...._ - I
7311 ; 2.109
11, a, 1.9,a - I 9,4 . 1.213
1ta,.., Lab, 227 I 2.191 ; 2.,e....C2
Sil ',LI', 1114,1 .............. ......... 1,4 a I '2.9'.,,; 33,7
....I. I 3,01 E. I 3.9.9
1',,. 1.,09 14.1 , 2,1: , 107
1••• ••.1 rho.. tondo+. ... .... - I 1,1 11"0.110i 9,ftss
D. Clot,. buslarls. ... ... I 595 asp:, 1
1 , ... Timothy, bushel., . . 217 11,45:, ::,,::,
Iv, 11tnny......... •::: , 1,•2,4, 18
;:al). 140,. ................ ......... - I 16.17.'1 17.1.417
In. ..... k. 1 .... ..... , -1 I
1.310 129
--I 12s 173
1 1 4,1. 1.L..., .......... . ........ - I 1.51.5 I 2.04..
50:v.1.05... 319 I 3,142 I
1%4,41
,11, 1 ,, , , , 1 _.111; ! 1,717 1. tilt.
51.. L. 19.191 1 1.15 t 27.4.5.1 1...715't
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811{01.r, I.lJk and LLJr
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JAM ES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PROPRIETORS OP Tlll
Collins' Plutsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND IT. WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
REFER kg NCES;
hi-roman
W Bagnley & Co- Murphy, Tiernan 8:
Smith & Slue! sir. Hampton, Wilmu &
eaus & Engliah &
riIIIADELPIIIA
-I,lwAey.WooM rani & Co, Truitt, Brother A Co.,
Bseou I foli2S
LILKM, A. MASON & ct
lk.) have opened tvatotiter large lot of Pluid• nod Pl.ti
' , rem Silks, Moire Antique, ,kr„ of very rich nod ele t re ,
et) Ire and rottrp KC;
c. - ';;; •
• -4.; • '• P . .
• ;•• •
41 .;':
.
o , ''. '
.+
t: 1 y ~
Tun nralii.-011 Sntnnialy evening, nt inak. there tv. ie
feet Shit:llP water in the channel, by the mark. The: Mt.te
onintlit la falling imd the Allegheny rising. There wzo, It
high wind all through the day on Saturday, and a blinding
Iluq swept throng), the streets. About dusk it connuenrisi
mining with thunder and lightning. It was the flint rain
of any consequence since the commencement of the year.
iliould we hay,. heavy rnimi now there is still a chance for
n
Tnr steamer -Diurnal in the r,miar packet for Whi•od
ing thin morning; she loaves at
Tits flue pas eagersteamer " Maimno " will be - , IT
INN afterne..ii Lr St. Our wen! it, Captain C. i.%
and the polite clerk. Mr. S. S will make all (etl
c,irtfurtabl, and at ham who travel on the .` Illununp,nlada."
TUE Nte..tritiT St. Louis" is n,,w landing, for the Upper
3lisaissippi river. with the intention of leaving Tuetday
morning. She ila.9 good accommodations fr Loth cabin and
4 t.,era 4 .. rtvisenzers, and 0f1,r4 a flue opiudinnity 1. , I
traveling West in of new liotues
TUX new and PLlperb paaseitgor ntennnor . !`ir %Val. Mil
taCe" was unavoidably detained on Saturday; she will Is ,
certain to leave at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She has a limi
ted numb,r of rooms disengaged. and we would say to three
traveling West to make early application to Mr. C. S. Fri!,
11,, emrteut and .ocure th,•ir ~ii a p si ,' boat.
Tin flu , : steamer •• Fairy Quoen,"Calit. K 3 le. will lease
this morning. Capt. K. has lately purchaQeil the
"tlizeon," anti lie ,-ones highly l'eConinleniifyi RS a prartlral
and cxperleneeil L.mhunu. Mr. Win. Ilxmil4 , n is well gliAli
flo.l tii fill the vtatliti Inc new n ails ne liret In. IS ciin
grattilate Capt. K. In 1111VilIV, 1.4,1 fortnitat.• in retaining
the c,riiii•r recta ~1 the •• Que,ll.-
(Intrier, 4 , f the Iltlo, Kay
The river was at a staml all day yosterday with Ws, fort
valor in the canal by the murk. 11, th e tills there were G
4 wellies water, f,r ntenalimats.
The Allegheny, t - tl.l. Lae chnnge.l her tlestiittion.
to St. 1,114 10-111001,%, %Val lilt 4114.0011
Water 4411 the Fltlla, thr..ngh the nn.hlle elan-. I, le.r L.
ascend, in ,order to go to Pithibural, no Cont.4 4 l44l4itaoth 441141
.h• I :01 Colleilld( 4 1110 gu CO St. 1.441114 4 .
The 1444 W 4014111er )1011,41441141, that tollrot one of
her hoilorA re antly y.,ter.103 fully repaired,
11,i her wny to New Orlenn,
. .
The A li.llleltiA ricer. ht. the 1/1...1 nam 641inc..c ith
:a/ incite+ watcr in the channel Oki,. Little Ruck. and
IZEI=EIMMMIESMIIII
Altlll VED.
ftennier
•• t
••
•• Venture, liul,w, St. ill,.
Diurnal.
Buy City. 31illi•r, St. Lin,.
•• vrs,
i•.
• Minn, Belding, St. lAA.,
ItTED.
Perlite.a, liliinl.,l h.
•• IVeht Ni•wt•iti
Jettl•rmin.
Bennett., Itriiwfinv i Ile.
•• City, 11o),
•• Venturi.,
•• l'siioll7lllp.. FIMICh. Si. 1..../1.11 , .
1,1 , 1111...11. t/ . .N0i1, Cincinnati.
NV. 11. tin. St. houi.,.
It. V. Sao.,
1855. 1856.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBUIttiII AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVEYANCE OF PAS°KNUIfIS AND FRRIOIIT
lIETWEEN
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Saint Louis.
Ting LIAR 114 COMpOI.4I of .even
piiwerful Steismem
iirmtled for slieol,
an•triiiiitorL uud is 11W ONLT TlIkOla:11 DAILY LINE or STE %If
l• trELI, 1,11 the Ohio rivi.r. It with C. S. Midi
Lino of Stemilerii from CiDritamtt to Limbo' ilk. and Sriliti
by urltiell passetwer, nrs fid.drd and
doily T‘‘o new Steluili-r haw
th,. Line, whirl, ~.itota of the
• ik , of , lilicreurr
PUCK FA . ): fiTATP IM. TV. Iliit.nitoorr.x Sunday.
CITY nF WII 1:FL1NG...130111
AUGMENT it. N. Cihms.l ,
CINCINNATI ....... ! vilnia
PHILADELPHIA It .1. 1:111,
PENNSYLVANIA .11:111 g UNIT - 6TM_ I F'rida r.
Pt li+lrClU 111 I tr Neu Sint mitiy.
daily at to A. M. prwi.i.ly.
after utile u . rd• k on t h e
pnrticolor-, 'Apply oti
JOHN It. LI VINCISTON,
Jolts FLACK, Agolita,7
11,41,
PrrrsuPun n, Noreruber,
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and W heeling
Pax Yetis.
TLo DIUItN AL, Capt. J. A. 1 4 ,11aLy.-t. fUld
FOIL KIT (.71"I'Y, Capt. B. U Y. trill 1 . 1111 1,
ILE+II2I.AIt DAILY PACK FTS L, , ta,.
1.a10,,-Stvuben‘ alit and Wbovllng, atopping at all it,l,•rrao-
Tia. LI CIIN.\ I, will Inave Pitts/mg:ft mu W... 1•
Fikla)a. at 10 A. \l.—lt/want 0,
lecoro Wll4 , ,,litig Ant Tue.layx, TlturK.lnyi anal Satardayn,
at 7 ‘.,; o'clock, A. M.
U
.....
11, , , , 4 I
Lit 2 1
n.: crates
LLT•
Tintrodaye and Satnninya, - "aelok. A. °'°°s
c,
4.0 w iII leave NVlnl.ling on Monciap., Wedn,wlarn and Pei
114rs, at 7!.4 (iclork, A. M.
p . f . ,freiiltl or pumagr apply l on boor!, or to
J. . P)LLI Sti WOOD. Agent,
1.931
47,•5C.
1.341
tegular Placket for Wheeling,
Parkersburg. lloeklugpurt. Pomeroy.
Point Pleasant anal Gal!polls.
The new end very hritt ttranda ntrattter
Cll A AVKR V, W. P. TORIIENCE.
t. 111 len% i• 14,1 . 111,' altt,,•unit 111 i, rll‘,llllll . ports
t..t y rrititty. nt .1 P M.
The t 'tint Iry Arty ls nosy rorelvinz frt.h.r.ht nt the Montm-
Ailt.•ln a Innt f. Zeta Ferry 1111,1 1 , 11,4 t ntreeth.
The htt-arna-r MMA taKAMA ,
._ . 7".. , ..5AN10Aitai1; A Ykias—Cbrk. A nnorr-- will 1, tn.
for tln• 441,4,v4• and all 41444•11.4,11440 0 , 40 I.
V. April I:41i. nt 1 I'. M.
For fr,-i t clt or 10n."4444,g, , 194141) bonr,l. I.
411,11 (.'01,1.1Nt4 %Vol ID or BARN F.S. A:74,110.
1,4116
'IN /45
1 1 1_
1 ••.
1::9
1
Thu ntraluvr FA IK QUF.F.N. Cu pt. J. Klo.,
L i f4:42. —Cirri:,
W. lIIIIII.I,A—U lent,• fit!' the
tt l.•%•• I.IS N D A N .
Apr Il 1401. at lu A.
Ful fr.•.0,11t pumuAs• apply on board ut 11, ['FITS
MAI6II MAUINE ASSOCIATION /U.,0)15. N. '. ILD . r
aplo
Tlle .togunor CLIMIN, Capt. Tung.
": Clerk. R. NIVANVE—wiII Icqtyo 1,.t . the alk - w.. and
Ititeriumllate ports (ma TUESDAY, April 16th. at
I ~'. I'. NI.
41" 0.4.; I
1J1;
1 II
1,1 ).4 ;
1 . 11
Irvight or paxsace apply on lksard. ct nt PITTS-
Cl MA RINI: .k.SSOCI ATION IMONI6, s 2 Water
npl4_
For St. Louts, Keokuk, Galena uud
Dubuque.
The steamer DEI,Eti ATE. Capt. J. 11! M 1n 1i-
AITI--11. , rk, J. S. LEatitEß—Viii leave f.r the
1,1.0Ve And Interm,Sinto port:. on THURSDAY.
April 13th. at 4 o'clock P. M.
F. r ft,iv "r pas. ' apply on hord, or at the rrrrs
1:1 Pail! MARINI.; .‘SSOCIATION 1itt031: , .. No. Wnter
npl4
The slat:otter WIEAT WEST, ertllL. S.
I.lyr:it—Clerk, A. NIVARTr—u 111 Mire for thu
attovt.• atsd ititerttsltatt• ports utt WEDNE.3.DAY.
A 'v it 1 t'Alt, at 10 tt'clts•k A. M.
For freight or passage apply on hoard. or at the PIrTS
111.11G11 MAIIINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. S'2 Water
street. a 1,14
Nor St. Louis.
steamer SILVER WA Vt.:, Capt. .1. M'Mu
r Wl—Clerk. C. 11. Wn.latoi —will 1..av0 Gar Clio
above and intennollato porte on TUESDAY,
April 151.41, at IU o'clock A. M.
For freight or poooagc apply on board. or at
rirrsmAtolt MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS,
N. 1: Water Wort
-
For St. Louie.
The atortmer Oft %EL, Captain R. Fnra as,
E. EVANS kayo far Ow aI re
and ititertordinte porta on MONDAY, April 1141 i,
at 10 del k, A. N.
For froight ur pomago apply on board. or at the PIM
NIAItINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. b".ll•atxr
0
For St. Louis, Keokuk, Galena and
Dubuque.
The steamer ST. LOUIS, Capt. Jimur DEAN—
Will leave for the above and intermediate ports
on MONDAY
. .
For freight or limiting,. ripply on holm,. or at the PITTS
DU It° II AND MARINI , . ASSOCI ATIO:g ROOMS. apl'2__
The steamer SOVEREIGN, Cajaa , u 11. T.
Ilt - rentsraoa—Clerk,C.ll. lan halve Gar
sitin above and Intermediate porte on MONDAY,
April 14th, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passao apply on'board, or at the PITTS
EI:RUH MARINE ASSOCIATION 1t00,116, Nu. 52 Water
street. uptl
15 Si 1
_ .
The ateamor NATHANIEL 110LNIES, Capt.
HON. KENNEDY—CIerk. F. X. ltEro—wlllloave
fur the al.ve and aternlediate ports on 1110N
DA V, April 1.1111, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For frrlght or 110a9000 apply on board, 111 to the I'ITTS
-111:0011 NIAIIINE ASSOCIATION ItOOMS, No. 212. Water
aplo
For St. Louis and Illinois River
tr - rt • The steamer Slit WI IA A M WALLACE.
IL CAmettxu.,--Clerk. C. S.
Jr the 1160Vr and i 'Pratd iatg Iwric un
`Ja)NDAC, April 14111, at. 4 tischwk, A. M.
F••r freight or pa,tage apply on board. or at the
111 . Ittl 111 A KIN E ASSOCIATION ItOOMS, No. 1.2 Wuh•r
Brut. nplo •
-J. BANKSENOX
For St. Lards, Galena and Dubnque.
The steamer SA I NT LOUIS. Capt. JESHE DCA ni
—Clerk, .1. IL laterratt,—wilt lenve for the
above and Intermediate ports on MONDA
April 14th, at 10 o'clock, A. 31.
For freight or pnioinge apply on board, or at the PITTS
MAW II MARINE AS3OCIATION ROOMS, Nu. 2 Water
rt art. apt()
: .. The steamer MONONCAIrELA, Capt. M. A.
Cox—klerk. S. S. Etrutittiot— will leave for the
;tls.ve and intermutliste ports o n Mufi D A 'V,
April 11th. at 4 oclock I'. M.
Nor frvisitt or passage apply on Isttml or nt thy PITTS
11111',G11 NIAIIINE AssoclAtithv Rooms, No. 012 'Wahl
tatr,t apS
Oy
IL ALMONDS—I3O lbs. fur sale b
;o'2 B A FAUN . E;iToCki . a CO
RIVER NEWS.
PORT OF. PITTSBURGH
WIIEELLNG,
ZANESVILLE.
Zanesville Packet
LOU ISV LLE
For Lottlxville
%4SII ILLE
For Nashville
SAINT LOUIS, &c
For 6t.. Loud
For St. Louis.
For St. Loris
MEDICAL
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OE THE AGE.
M. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has! discor
croft In one of our common posture weeds • remedy
Eliot moon enop kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula too
rmmnon
Ile has treated It In over eleven hundred rases, and never
failed except in two cans. (both thunder humor.) 'Re has
now in him ptsse,ion over two hundred certificates of its
value. all within twenty miles of Boston.
wo bottles are warranted to cure a narslag, awn month.
to. to three hottlm will care the `Drat kind of pimplea . tif
thr Moe.
Two to three haittles will scour the system of bolls.
o bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker to the
and stomarb.
Three to fire bottles are warranted to cure the worst case
of erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warranted to care all humor of the
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ear anal
blotches etztonc the hair.
Four t,. ylc liottlea are warranted to cure corrupt and run
nine ravrs.
t hie little will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to three to nre warranted to cure the most des.
f:141.1. 4 of rhennintisin.
Too or three bottles ore warranted to cure the Nrotut cases
of ringworm.
Three to four bottles ore warranted to cure salt rheum.
Piro to eight tiottles trill cure the worst cased( scrofula
A benefit is always experienced from the that bottle, and
a perfect-cure is warranted when the above quantity
taken.
i tinny looks so improliable to those who have in vain
tried all the wouderfal medicines of the day, us that a com
mon weed growing in the posture, and along old stone walls,
should cure every humor in the system; yet It is clown fixed
fact. If you have a humor it has to start. There are no Ifs
nor node. hums or ha's about suiting some cases and not
yours. I peddled over a thou mnd bottles of it In the vicinity
of lisoton. I know Its efforts In every case. It hoe already
done some of t h e greatest cores ever done in Massachusetts.
I gore It to children n year old; to obi people of sixty. I
have seen poor. puny, wormy looking children, whose flesh
,was soft and flabby, restorid tun perfect state of health by
au Ind tie.
To those who are subject to a sick headacho, one bottle
will always cm e it. I t given great relief to catarrh and dlz
xiiiesa Some who have been costive for years, have taken
and iven regulates - I by it. Where the toady Is sound It works
mite easy, tint where there is any derangement of the func
tions of miture, it will cause very singular reit:dings, but you
must zeit be alarmed—they always disappear In from four
days to a week. There is never a had result from it. On the
contrary, when that feeling Is over, you will Gel yourself
like a new person. I limed some of the most extravagant
rnruniiwp..ii it that man ever listened to. No change of
het is eavr neressary--eat the best you can get. I have like
n lee an herb, which, when simmered in sweet oil, dissolves
Scrofidons swelling of the neck and under the ears. Price
brier of the Medical Discovery $1 per bottle.
1 tirivlions for one table spoonful Per day.
Children over eight yenta, dessert sisainful; children from
five to eight years. rasp siuful. As no direction can be
made applicable Li all constitntions, take enough to operate
or the is/leek twice a day.
Mr. K VANUA' gives personal attendance In bad cases of
wln - deßale and retail, at Dr, KESSEIVP, 140 Wood
corer of Virgin alley, (Lull J. P. FLEMING, Alto
vbetly. ,attplllydtw
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL ,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF COTJOTIS, COLDS, HOARSE-
N ItoNCUITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP,
ASTHMA A\ll CONSUMPTION.
'6 i',7 - . ._;?'Y
. reffifte.2","tif.:7o,i
Tate Ilkurtir in offered to the com
munity with the confidence we feel in
on article which neldnin fails to real
ize the happiest effects that can be de
sired. to wide is the nett] of its use
fulnens, and en numerous the cases of
its rune, that almost every section of
the country abounds In person., pub
licly known, who have been renturedit
m from shuttling and even desperate din
eas.a of lungs, by its use. When once tried, Its supe
riority ever every other Meg Urine of its kind. is too apparent
eisnipe observation, awl where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous atTeeLiollit of the pulmonary ur
ine., which are incident to our climate.
Nothing Lies culled louder for the earnest Inquiry of medi
cal men, thou the alarming prevalence and fistallty,ef con
sumptive complaints, nor has any one class of diseases had
more of their investigations and care Tint as yet no ado.
goat, remedy ban been providml, on which the public could
,10;s•ii.1 f,.r pricertion front attacks upon the respiratory or
et, nutit the introduction of the CLUSIIRY PECTORAL
'(hi, article is the pc duct of a long, biborions, and, I believe,
successful endeavor to furnish the contuumity with such a
remedy. in this last statement the Anierican people arenow
themselves prepared L. Judo:, Iml I appeal with conlidmice to
their decision. If there is any dependence -to he placed In
olio! men of every clam and station certify it has done for
brim if we Cllll Inuit our own Senn°, when we see dangerous
otrections of the throat and lungs yield to it; if we can depend
.11 the assurance of intelligent Physician*, who make it their
tenant". to know—in short, if there is any reliance upon any
thing. then it It , irrefutably proven that thin medicine dues re
lieve and thmiliture the rte. of Mimeses It i. tkaigned for, be
y...l ally ond rill others that are kiniwn to mankind. ((this be
tree, it tainted lie too freely published, nor too widely known.
~,sni,a‘i should know it. A remedy that cures is price
less to tlono. Parents should know It, their children are
'obeli,et to Thom. Al! should know It, for health can be
priced to no one. Net ouly nimuld it he circulated hero, but
omenu here. not only in Lilts country, but in all countries.
Ili ox faithfully we have ailed en this conviction, is shown in
the fail that already this article lien made the circles of the
globe. The Mill ti.Ver mds on its Malta. No continent is
Illiont it., Mill but few 1,000.5. Although nut in so general
it, in other onion., as in this, it i 3 employed by the more
intelligent i oitti.t all civilized countries. It is eaten
tely employed in both Americo,—in Europe, Asia, Africa,
All.l4lloia and the far-uIT islands of the nen. Life is es dear
to Its possessors there m here, and they grasp at a valuable
relies! r with even 1:1101) avidity. Unlike most preparation.
of as is intl. it Ls an exiniunive composition of costly material.
Si ill it bi atrocity] to the public at a retisonaLlylow price, and
what Is of vastly MOW. Ingwr4mee to them, Its quality Is
111,T suffered bi decline from its original standard of excel
lence. Every !silt'," of this malleitie, now manufactured, bi
a, good as poor lets been Made heretofore, or as we are CLL.
itttbb. of making. No toil or emu ie maned, In maintaiulng
it in the best iterfertion which It Is possible to produce.
Nose the patient who procures the genuine CliEBll7I Per
ms tt„ can rely on having as good an article as has ever been
bail by Ili.x who tetdify to its cures.
By pursuing this course, I hove the hope
id in saflirfactit
tho 'a...rid, as well as the
ere- Prepared by .1. C. AYER, Practical and Analytical
Chi i,det, Lnwell: Mass.
B.ild by li. A. PAIINP.STOCK & CO., at wholesale and re;
tail. by every Druggist lu Pittsburgh, and by till Dealers
everywhere. apl:4md&w
."111.119PFLA ND'S CELEBRATED EAMAN
irrrmr.vtioNplitrAriw Dr. C. AL J
. ActißONlFhlladel•
1 ,1,1,L, will efArtli.By cure 1.1%-pr ComplaDTlTlWOMltinu-
Iwe, for Nersons Defiiiity, Diseased of the Kidneys,
and ell ,lidcom% nrioing from n Disordered Liver or Stomach.
Stich
rut Coastlris
tiou, I 'maul Mee,
Fultime, or Blood to the
Dead. Acidity of the Stomach,
Naneea, th-artlitirii;Diaguat for Food,
Fulnees or weight in the Stowed', Sour
Frumatiote, - , Kinking,. or Platt/Ting at the Pit
M=El=ll==l:=Ml
and Dilll,lll Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chunk
ing or Se fforatiug Sensation whim iu lying Pootwre, Dimness'
nl thiiee. Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever cud
Pull Pain in the Hem!, Deficiency of Perspiration,
l'rlow of the Skin nod Eyes, Puin in the
Side, Liao:, (Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden
Flushes of Heat blurring In the
Flesh. Constant Imagin
ings of Evil, cud great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in railing the attention of the public to
this preparation, does so with n feeling of tho utmost *mii
dimo•m tts virtues and adaptation to the discos. fur which
It is n•onuniend,d.
It is ro new and nntrivd article, but one that has stood
the test of tee years' trial before the American people, and
its reputation and. sale is unrisalled by any similar prepare.
ti.a a ext.& The testimony in its favor given by the meet
prominent and well kuowu Physifinno cud Individuals, in
nil parts of the country, hr Imumtiaa Beferting any who
may doubt, to my "Memorabilia," or Practical Receipt Book,
for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the Agents
for the Gorman Bitters.
Principal Oilier and Manufactory, 1..2 Arch street, Plata.
delphia.
Sold by Dr. lea IL Keyser, 140 Wood street; IL A
Valluisnock &Co., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers, No.
60 Wood street; 11. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
deelikdawly is
RIVATE DISEASES-DR. BROWN, No.
50 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
st nets, devotes his entire attention to an Office
tir- ILIA business is, for the must port, confined to
private Irenersof Discuses. and such paltdubeffectons,
brought on by imprudence, youthful Indulgence need excess.
Syphilis.. Syphilitic' Entptiona; Gonorrhea, Chet, Strieittre
Urethral leschartp*, Impurity of the Mood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Disease., Scorbfitic Eruptions,
Totter, Rifts - worm, Mercutial DifteetteS, Sentinel weeknees,
I usisitencv, ' Pfles, Eliettniatism, nenitle Weakness, Monthly
Soppreasitms. Itisesses'of the Joints, Pliffutaffn' Ann, Nervous
Affections. Pains In the Beck and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys. successfally trenttit Curegnaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may come ore
derlhis care.
Office and Prieuto Consnitation Rooms 50 Smithfield at.,
between Third and arch streets.
Sir-Charges moderate. [novs:dtwly
DR. - BROWN coutiuttespqe consulted for
the cure of BLVILET DIISEASXB. Ills auroras In
twig-atending Cll.w is unopoiatod. tatiteted are invited
to call without delay. Perwita afflicted with Venereal Die.
Lierl, lilwuuutt i nat,Plies, or Serabawl Dainty, should not
lelay to got Ids advice. Letters containing a fee,AnUnediate•
ly answered.
e f ools and Private ROOM, Nn. 60 Ealititficad Atreq,
between Third and Fourth atreele. Pittsburgh.
DR. BROWN AT lIOME.-Dr.
is now at his new quarters, N 0.60 83.tITIEVIELD
STREE'r. where the affiicted are invited to call. Certain,
safe and speedy cures in all cases guaranteed. Persons of
with the following diseases should not fail to got his
Syphillis, Goner Glixd, Strictures, Urethal
Din
charges, Impurity' of the Blood, and all diseases of Venereal
origin: Skin Diseases, Tetter, Ring Worm, Mercurial Rains,
s o minid Ifeakness., Monthly Suppressions, Disoascs of the
Joints, .Fistula in Ana, Nervous Affections, Pain M the Duck,
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys. PB7
RHO C CO.—TRANSPORTATION .
E-,—flaring made extensive p
prwatiopsditiepisiter, we are rmw prelim red
to do ndIINAYY BUSINESS lav PENNSYL AN NA
and RAILROAD,I=I.OOIII TO AND nom THE EAST
ERN CITIES. ...t1) Atem assure one friends and all those
disposed to patronixothe Penns. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will be wirel;tayendpr general satisOmeinn to, 2,111 ry
port of Eastern and Wiwtorn Freight. The AVOIDANCE
TIIE INCI;INED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
'PORTAGE RAILROAD skill give increased despatch to tho
•
•of freight
Office on Pk.W.N eteo t, at . theiCanal Dish).
nilll4 LLOYD &LEMON
TO.
CO.—TRANSPORTA-
TioN LINE—VIA PENNA. CANAL
uud ILAILROAD.—The anbscribers are p
pared to FORTY TONS OF PRODUCE DAILY w Phita
delphia, Baltimore. or New York, vta the State Work,.
'They sin pay pattimlar attention to Way Freights betwtwn
l'lttsburnit and iohnstown. Having a DAILY LINE OP
Fllticr CLASS PHNNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope
t,, I a able to render entire satisfaction.
lEIt'S TRYIsTSPORTAtION
1 Anticipating the vault of facilitlea fur
trail/Totting Freights to and from the East
ern Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroads, we re
increased our stock of Boats, kr., on same, to a IaIIIIILE
DAILY LINE. which gives us a capacity of over noo tons
per month Kell way.
We assure our friends, and those disposed to patronise the
State Improvements, there will be nothing sp ared on oar
part render general githifin•tiiiii In forw arding Eastern
and Werner, Frights with prinuptitonlo and despatch.
KR a ,ITCH RLI..
C:+nal Banin. Pitt/4mm+. Pa.
OLA BROWNWINDSORSOAR
just received five grins of this fine Scrip.
JO& YLMING,
moll corner of Diamond and Market sta.
GiIAK AND OTHRR ENHTA I NONB a
N.„.5 Wood, l'apvislaruistied and Unvernished, fornsio nt
eyl W. P. MARSHALL. 8 CO.'S, 87 Wood M..
agwe'Vjr.;.‘,-1
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HOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTUO-CHEMISTIirEAROMA
,
Echt (I,9ch ° Kruidcn Bitter&
TYPO YEARS have elapsed since the-intro ;
dnetion of Ms valuable M. I" ne into the 'United Pfates,
Duri ed ng this time it has gained wrirersol. yoruksrify as •
y
remfor
.Ayer and Ague. Dysprpnc "figrsti7l, headache,
Loss fir ;with,:
Blind and Bleeding Piles.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to its wanderfhl
efficacy In all affections of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief It affords in
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is aimed In
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic arse.
liana, It has In numerous instances proved highly beneffclal,
and In others effected a decided care.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surety we may cruse t doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
' •
FEVER AND AGUE,.
A aweqf
Michael Kelly,
Standing anwi by Bberhatio !Tol
land Billers.—Michnel Kelly, No. 117 Grant. near Smithfield
street, says: " Last July, while running on the rivet7on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New OrleaMs Vweis
taken with fever and agile. For eight longmonths I safferati
with this dreadful disease. The greeter part of - this thne
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty.tiollamfor dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanentirelief.` Three
weeks ago, one of my friends Insisted upon mA trYing.Doer
lutre's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure tOsputannteni.
After taking it for one week, I must .state I was a !onto/
man. I have been at work now for two vreetsi and: bate
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement is true. •
TOMAH ADAM, Dtarnond• House,
Or at R. Chester's. Gothic
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscomb, of Birmingham, says: "I have found
In lioorbave's Hitters a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also used it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. N. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from Its use for headache.
READ 'TILTED ;' 1
A HoTkrod, 's Testintony.—Jocab Blushes, llring hi the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
Buffeting fts• Some time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have been mitered, by Whig
Boerbave's Holland Bitten', to perfect. health." r r
The fact of this remedy being In suchliigh repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, Now York—iii fart,
In every Holland settlement in the United States - -argues,
mach Id Its favor.
STRENGTH AND lIP.ALITC RESTORED.
Me. John Davidson, living ten miles aboverrittsburgii, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: "When I commencedtsking
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardtrwalk+now,../
enjoyegcellent health." • r.
WEARN MIS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Owe Effected by Znrhavet Holiancriffilters. •
—The wife of Peter Do Witte, living in Holland Town, Site•
boygan county, Wisconsin, stifferedmuch from weakness of
the stomach and Indigestion. She lout been under a physle
clan's care for some time, but the di ease seemed to, halite
even hie akill. 'She purchased some Liolland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach. her anpette and
strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this Is
another great cure effected by your inisildne. , • - s ,
We have still to moon] many wmulerfaf cures effected i t
this remedy, bat mast wait another oppertnnity: OisMh
you can rely upon, what we have published are from persons
much respected in our clemnunity, nod are literallytrue.
z i4‘,,,.
Editor She twgrut Nlenerbek Slieboy ' Wis. .
RIDEUMATIBM, ~, ;_ .
A Cur of Two Months' Standing cured by Boer ' Ei4.
Land Etifters.—George Henderson, of Pittiburgh, i' "After
suffering for three months withrheriMatie 'piiil'of the .
time so severely as to confine me to niy'bedL4 littieheen
entirely mirial_by, using Boerhave'a Holland Blame I have
had one,attack s ince, but found aim** hmtente Mtieturrellef
In the same medicine. . It is, in toy ophdono sup remedy
for rbitabatiorm"
NERVOUS AND ItHIT
EALATO3 AFTECTONII.. _
This changeable weather is likely to prodnce A griratdall.
of aicknem. To persona troubled with nervous or rheumatic
effections, we would recommend Roerhare`a Holland linters.
On referring to oar columns you will. find certillatas - from
some of our first German and English clrizens.—Prizerja
rants Stoats Zeitung.
THE WORST FORM OF FILES CAN RE CURED..
We are at liberty to refer to severatwell known. gentle•
men, who have Vied, thoroughly tested, and now recommend'
Boerhave's Bollard Ritter.. as a remedy for piles. We aro
not at liberty to put bah their names, but will take pleasure
In rethrring any person to themwho denies this statement. .
For this affection, one-half of the prescribed dose Whotild
be taken—say half-teaspoonful—morning, noon and night,"
one hour before meek.
The great popularity of tide delightful Aroma ham iodated
mw y Imitations, which the public shoal guard apingpurr
rhami Bo not pomaded to boy anything else until you
have ven Boothave's Ifollarul Bitters ttir trial . Oa. bot
tle mitt conduce you how infinitely superior itim to till these
imitations.
fkip-Sold at $1 per bottle. or six bottles for ss,l4,ths solo
proprietor., 1 BENJAMIN PAGEL &
Manufacturing pharmeivutists and Chemists,
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsimrgh.
R. E. SELLERS & CO., Druggists,
corner Second and World streets.
And nil Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Manchester aid Temperunccmille. 80O2R;dmily
DR. MORSE'S
TNVIGORATINC: $
CORDIAL'
•
A PIISNOMEAVON
'Health B.estored and Life Lengthened
of doing some
on of belief-Me.
- .; '1 I ' T I 7' IRI 1,,
IT WILL-replace weakness with strength
incapacity with : efficiency, innularitysilitiNform
natural activity, 40this not only without hazard of reac
tion, but,tvjth a Nippy effort on the general organization.
thtikalL. 'maladies, Wh'efever tlioy
finish Lei Ado noriSsMil l iddliKtnsd-131a1 - the par . elliatioiliC4
the nerve of motion and seneatitm — fa7PiNield - death. hear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous disease . , the
ElLtir Cordial is the only reliable preparation 'known. 3r
No language can convey an adequate idea of the lmmedi.
ate and almost miraculous change which it °exotica's in the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nerecup system, wh.ll4 l *
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sicknose—the'roustrung and relaxectorginization is at linca
braced, revivified emit built up. The mental and physics(
symptoms of nervous dicsmse vanish together midst itsjunt
suet'. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial propeitiip
of the medloine reach the constitution itself, and restore it
to Its normal condition. t
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confasion, giddiness, rush of blood to the bead. tuelancbcd,r,
dObility, hysteria, wretchodness, thoughts of seirtleatrvaation
—fear of insanity. dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabfli
tY, nervousness; inability to sleep, disease Incident to
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency. constipa
tion, etc., from whatever causes arising is, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely Intel
-llble
A GREAT IffEDICINN FOR FILEAttS.
The unparalleled effects of this gredt restorative in alt
complaints incident to females, mark. a new era to the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have beeninvented—
thousands of itivigorants concocted—oil purporting. to be
specified in the various diseases and derangements to which
tho delimit° formation of woman render her liable.
-EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who salters from weakness, derangement, nervousness, trio-
TOOIII, VOA in the bock, or any other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex, or common to both sexes—should give the.
Invigorating COT l Alltit a trial. •
MARRIED PERSONS,
Cr others, will find this Cordiahafter they have , used a bat•
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system; halt
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have boon so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent fur the many
disown* for which it is recommended. - Thousands of young
men have been restored by.using it, and not lu a single in
stance has It failed to benefit them! 3 •
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the ow' of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO TILE MISGUIDED.
Theta , are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by .early habits of youth, viz: weakness of theilack amt.
limb., pains in the howl, dimness of sight, lose orrauscuter.
power, palpitation. of the. heart, dyspepsia, nervous Irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive. functions; general de
bility, symptoms of Consumptions, ete.
.• Mentally, the &mirth' effects on the mind are much to by
dreaded. files of Memory; confusion of Ideas, defuse/de& of
spirits, Mil fombodings, aversion to society, selAitstrost,
love of solitude,limidity t etc., are some of the arils produced.
AU tbnei afflicted,'
BEFORE GONTIMIPLATING MARRIAGE,
amnia reflect that a sound mind and body two the Most ne.
comely requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed.
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
iAlgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the slew t.titamlnd
heem n es shadowed with despair, and filled with the mann.
chalk reflection that the happiness of another becomoe
blighted with your ow&
• CAUTION I
BROWN
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterMed . hy
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will lawn dm proprietorl
facsimile pasted over the cork of each bottle, end thefoltoW ,
log words blown 113 the glass:
"Dr.' ftlorses Invigorating Chianti.
C. IL RING, ProprirtOr, N. T. -
The Cordial IN put up, highly concentrated, in pint bOttles
—prico throe dollars per bottle, two for tiro.dolltirsi siaatdr
twelve dollars. C. IL RING, Proprietor.
192 Broadway, Y
•
Sold byDruggiste throughout the United ;hates, Ctunida
and the West Indies. •
Pittsburgh...
Air RIGHT'S PREMIUM K AVIA Rib
7 coola the head, and ruinous nll nyntptoirm of
ache.
Persona Ming
WRIWIT'S KATITAIRON
Are never liable to sumetroke. 7
WRIGHT% PREMIUM RATHARION
Is the nusit valuable acqulsitkm to tbo toilet, retaining, the
Hair in any required form.
For axle by Irr.'llEo. H. KEYSER ina R. It '5F.1111.114
OM. 4'115 cents par hula& • Bodo
AIATR - 131W811ET.Laige sigiplios of ,E—ng
lab Hair Eruabes Just received by
' . .10S. ELESLINQ
Corner Idarhetat. and libtmorllE
(iEO. BINGHAM k CO.,
Coma Banlo. Liberty e
NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
want to, have.- help' tind-emplrgioeut, ;buy sr sell
property, call ;IttliaWltfitli INIT,LI.IOI:NCIS OFFICE, Nei.
14 Fifth street, nearidirket street..
Legal DiCaMitiltil , Ma NI:y.111g -41:m0.1616 DepitiFewtdd
despatch. tfidthtti JOSEPH , W. LOWIII%I-:
00 2, 80. 'Extr a
for epic, ;CEVAA daiDi roc IT
rel..) • ' No. TiriVodd street.
Vilgt .TABLE SALT F0REA341,14 , ,L1.
bAge Piet recelvegi and for _
• • • WINN & ANDERSM,
-'-
MEDICAL.'
BOPRH A V EIR
MM3IIII
OM R OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
A0111ITS:
—.DR. OEO. it. KEYSER, No.l4olTood et.
—.FLEMING BROS, No. 60 Wood street;
. E. SELLERS' Wood Amt.
Allegheny & al
. • .JAMES T. SAMPLE 4'M;
.3. P. PLEMING.
Agent far 0bt0...J. 1). PANE, CiecinonlL loplLdtvrty
OP 10 bales in store and for sale lip
fob.% SPRINGEI t t BARBS Pall.
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