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( ,AFFAIRS
TUESDAX _MORNING
Important Conspiracy rase.
Quarfrrltro, Adwaa and
Commonwealth v=. Jame , M. Wa'ker et al. This
cast•, which eharges Jame. M. -. Mr. Walker,
Themloro C. Wallicr and I, ,, aitnt n Dorman
woman, with conspiring to defrunil him out of $7OO,
was continued yostcrds3.
illenie Meek, so-ore.---I am the wife of Lonie
Mask : is:the brother of Louisa Strip; I saw Louisa
after she came from the Poor House; she gave me
$lOO to take care of; my husband wont to the bank and
got $lOO besides, which was no part of the $lOO I
got; she also bought a good many dresses, a bonnet,
; she bought things for the children tioi that
atiomated bi sourly $7O ; Louisa gut her $lOO back
h is t week; we did nut use the $lOO for paying her
ohl
C, OS ~ramined.—Can't tell the time Louisa came
from •the Poor House; can't tell the time when
the constable arrested her On this charge; saw the
t , 500 she gave to her brother-in-law ; she knew she
had spent $7O by her settling for that umount with
her brother: her brother used the SSUO in buying a
coal pit; can't tell whether she payed money or gave
ereklit on the $5OO lie hail previously borrowed : I am
vwe.wing to this because it is the truth and nothing
; I was not by when the settlement was made:
e:tn . ; tell how bqi;.:: it wa , after Louisa left the Poor
House that her brother .71. t the $5OO.
Alexander Herron, ..tsora.--I brought the German
Wennln in from the Poor I !oust, in.lnnuary last; brought
her to Mr. Patterson • s yard on Liberty rart-eb she
sea , near me whiie in the yard; did not hear Mr.
Walker say " Louisa how are your legs r
EXtryi her the wagon was ready to
start. she conic out and asked if she could p. C l ung
to town, and I replied as there w a s net much of II
she : this sins the first notice I had that
rnr 101 ,.., going to town : I was going to get, a load of
ror the Poor House: it W :el iu the mouth of
but what No:tit:al:a day can't t,dl ; W Mr.
nonjatiOn Kelly and Mr. Chalfant on the opp,lte
side of the tire, t at ith Mr. Walker: Mr. Walker, us
far as I could roe, rms. anciour to have this mutter
,e:tled; I am now living at the Poor House with Mr.
Walker.
tl.is glar:e ,if the evidenec, n document Iva. ,
re hi, Lsdminc,t to he in the hand c; the Indrict .11
rule:l:C.l Mr. 'Kelly I'rcin al/ v rurther
pn.so ,-ution lor insult,, fr., for nicl in eons idurntion
the F:1::: 0 0 . My., the foi low ing unique unto
i.f hand :
$::011. 5 1)OCCIllher, 1855.
1).10 Ininisa for
oire.roil I.y h, rto n:,, W. 11,11 1 ".1'.. , 01;3t.• to pny de •
.1 . ,51ES KELLY.
phi the I.:tek of it the al...ve ;vas lifted on
010 4th of
Cal. James Anderson. 00 , ,r0 --I am neguaintrid
with JaL110: , M. Walker: have known him for ;shout
twenty year.s; not azilitainted with his character fra
1. itii.tty and integrity; he has lan empliiyed in the
Petiteutiary, of which I am a Director, and would
trod hive anything.
Mr. M. /a—Hew Mr. A lot: , it hewn
ranee Walker was ut the Penitentiary
Anibreou—Well I don't know exactly. You
reniuniber when the Judtros turned us out. It um,
whin tlo y upp , Ontool Col. Mctlandles, there. Ile
wa, under the eye of Major fleck ham.
Dr. l'ressly, Walker has Leen a mem
dt, of ice pectoral chart, and a ruling cider: I eon
s:Jur hit character for lionudy and integrity good
lie ha: kern one of the until atientivr menthols of toy
vite'aly prayer inectine.: ; know Mre. Walker and
consider her a mill. i.caceable and amialde lady
I; now the faini/y
David A. Greer, John Dean, John Stereo!, W m .
McHenry, James Robb and Rev. Dr. Gracey all ten
titled to Mr. and Mrs. Walker good character, %%bile
he resided in Allegheny city.
te:ttimony then pruduced.
I:Ailuire Menuslry,,trfirth—hi e tp.;
It:LI acquainted with Mr. John Peiyie: met him sine
111110 in lieeenilier : it Nvaz ehortly after he was elect-,]
the ; asked him hew they were
nt the Pair House; he :aid they t‘ero
;.:ettitig : some of the Dtreetors del mit
Ir. hat a n :t holy In his Colyal.:1113 :w,l
II -I x. 400 :I,y DILKY `Di,versation at that titer :
salisequeni:y met Lim again when he told me that
Mr. joule,. Kelly hail attempted to i..coninit a rape on
weinan thi•re-- a pauper ; he said there was cc
/11,11 , . I 1/0 au , .: Ler eiretuastanee,
:hat Mr. iziit the her el thiii woman', roam
and with this he wait ehargel In 13 1.7 , lace by. Mr.
t'tt l .tain John Young. morn—hoside in Lobinson
iiMmt ten mile: , from the Puor house;
ku"t. Mr. .Jul.n Po:.le. a Director of the Poor; se.
r , • arning from a ineet.u;; of the A gi ieultural Board,
Jet ., hi \ s licn, after convena;iun, he told
dames Kelly had go; into a difficulty at the l't,or
!l on , that he !Ind reveive,liutelligenee that he was
n a med tli t . r , con•te. i talwet 1 don't know nhctht,
the espre. - ..iun, Mr. Kelly was caught in at
tempting to ravish or ', , ornmit a rope on a woman
there: it Anis one of the two . ;' OenJ asked him,ctin
it I , i- Possible? he replied, it is Lori trUO "Id
Velly spent more time at the Poor House than it tni: 7 .'
nff r r R 2:, a year : re: , rett,.l that Ito It
lot n clet:Leti, for it is :u a yen troublesome office.
Eiorzire Varner, rutni no] recolleet the day
toe Complaint was made to the Board of Mr.
o1')-: Mr. Waltzer lirouiihz in a piper, and Mr.
ivzo prcic:.! tire : Mr. Waltzer read it,
th,• a: , that Mr. Kelly
re,igai and. LLCLr C••.‘• PO,V house
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11,re tl.o t»ti tw,ny ch•xd 1.•!:i Ici
In aftern,•n. Mr. t;r—rg , P. Ilarmilum openo.l
the pr..skseutior!: ho I.as folb,ved by Mr. McCat
fur defence. ..r„ day Mee,r.4. M'Candloe F. and
Netr..i.. , 11. for the xvin lozali. and Col. 1;1.1.
r Poe, arc to Le
:c.r lists 1.,,:e, uti-n and thro, I.
,dantF.
dl New
pene•l A 711 - ri
if:, ,iertiviely ;:ues eiaufietition in
sfyles anil pric-es. 'Pilo Wiles will here
uun
. s, r rioe,ll- wi•rt;el f2finifp!e`•erfurl
••••' ire•l .;
2 - 41(1 Yarfli' Hark f•ilk•: i•;tir
~,, vato.t) of Mantillas,
Ti'-V. "h"rt'
if: g,n,d: vi' ri.
.lu-t -all v•iti, a liiwket full i.f
and our word for it, vdu can ~•••• rrclia
11 ;
ge6 I id:fig:line.
Co.hp l, ll C. , .
lino iil) iu in their ucwv estldi:lithent, on st.,
near Fifth. These gentlemen ilispesu ready Itutau
elothing, at priims Lk iTaralullud c heap:le:is in the
~,i nity• IVe eari.dt sse I. , iNV dealers can liril to por
ch:Lel at this house if ti ey but consent to vial: it,
j.articularly it they c.,.tale the influence of 'Wilda
11,111,1. n. ccclt 1:11100; n as the eldest Agu in Pittsburgh.
lit•- A ne Jo accidentally ,hat himself
1.,-i .•stctiltitt. in Mete' t.., ern, in the [tin-mond. Ito
handling a piet.d. ninl wne in tho Ret
of pullin{;
kich the tri„.i,zei. is h. !. trittger.i slipped, and
d. s .•harged the content, of il.e pier , I int. , hi. hri
hand, tcaring it entirely open A piiy..isiati
called in who expressed opinion that hie hand ett
love to be amputated.
-A lad aged :11,,ut ;even years, P
]) r;; I
ll,rne, of Allegheny, Any , 11r ,word on Sunday
ciiiinin,4 in the rii Cr. a short distance above the hued
street bridge. The deceased, while playing on n aat
i gat, ai•••iiiiintally fell into the water eel perished
aid His body has yet been re
On, t•v.ellent family grocery stoma in
,hty, may be found in the Diamond, kept by
1;a, S 111e1h.11,1e.. Goad 1,11,t1 keepers of
cur. a utal..rFLin , l the complete establi,ll
- out of thh- kind, tool n , ,t fail to patronir , it
when proporly pre,enied. Patton pre:•idos
Mo' , lll l ,' in the Dinin"nd.
ni the non..t a=cful patenbn lately ilisned it. one
Ilantll. Ilartupee S Morrow, of ttiio eity,
1-r Itirti:ing iurt pr0,....11 I.l' I W11 6 111:1'9, AC., at. 011 e
I,,at of t h They give tiotwe by :in
Yuri ',CI/11211l 1••.1111::t1 that nt: infr.7fl;
men! on the patent NN ill Le L with arvora:L.: to
w. advertisement_
Th , kin Stor,, No. SS Fifth street, has jart
received it largo lot of Green, Dlark, Fine and
aperline Teas, which is offered for sale wholesale or
at the lowest cash prices. This store is noted
fir the excellent quality of Tea sold there, and
good and cheap Tea at the Pekin Tea Store," has
proverb.
-This evening ban been select
tor the benefit of M:olaine Andrieu, who has born
I.s.turing 01l the last winter on the paintings of her
basl,ll.l, the tiri.a.t. West and Sunny Smith. This
ei l'ittshurgb will be exhibited again, and we
t 1e to see the house
Th, held an adjourned scssii , n last
The mil) thing important transacted was
~7t.inting to the Alleglicey Railroad the right
;city through the city vie Pike street.
Appointed.—Mr. A . . T. Johnson has been appoint
led tioltot agent at the Monongahela House for the
and ant, ltailr.atd, in 1.1,1,e
y, •li=charged
ORME
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Terrible Tornado at Alliance, 0.
100 BUILDINC,S UNROOFED ANN
BU )11' N DOWN
SEVERAL LIVES LOST !
A fearful hurricane visited Alliance on Satur
day evening about Si I'. M., which, in its course,
carried destruction to a large number or trees,
houses, barns and other property. It came from the
North West, struck the 0. end Railroad a
little beyond Alliance and after following its course
for ten or twelve miles took a more Southern direc
tion. At Alliance it unroofed the Exchange Hotel,
besides blowing down a number of smaller buildings.
Several cars belonging to the Cleveland train, were
hurled from the track, fis well as a number of empty
freight cars that were upon the sideling. At a little
town called Smithfield, four miles this side, nearly
all the buildings were demolished by the violence of
the storm, and an aged colored man who was in ono
of them was so badly injured that he is not expected to
survive. A white woman who was in the came house
was badly hurt; also her little child severely burned
from the overturning of the stove. At Dammscus,
four miles still further East, a vast number of liuild
iugs were, leveled with the earth. ()or informant
states that it leveled nearly every thing in its course
flat to the earth, that it appeared to rut a clean
swathe out of the forest as it swept along. The
Western train due here at it I'. M., on Saturday, war
detained until 4 o'clock on Sunday morning.
The above paragraph should have appeared in
yesterday's issue, but through a mistake it was raid
over. Yesterday we reeeiseil an Alliance Lcdg, ex
tra, through the politeness of Mr. Wright, of Alle
gheny, from which we learn that the storm was even
more serious than first represented. The editor says,
The storm, we should think, lasted about three
minutes, during which time the air was literally tilled
with the various fragments of shattered buildings
and other missiles ip so leg about with terrille cio
knee. As soon as the gale bad spoilt its free, al
though the rain poured down in torrents, large num
bers Of our cit limns left their place, of retreat to ascer
tain the extent of the damages, and as dismantled
bonding, were seen in every direction, it was feared
hat the of life was great.
Mr. Isaac Johnson, a farmer resoling about and
mile west of the town, woe killed by a wall tailing
on him. The mother of Mr. Johnson. an elderly la
dy, experienced so severe a shock on beholding the
remains of her eon, that apoplexy was the remits
tpienee, W hich speedily terminated her cx istenee.
A Mr. Saeage, of Marlboro, who was at work on a
new building which was razed to the ground, was
seriously injured ; also a German named Fogle, who
woo at work in 1110 SUMO building.
The three story hrick howl, known te , the .‘llittnre
Exchange, present, the appearan..e of a dismantled
fortress. Not a shingle of the roof of the lonia
building is remaining, the walls are level to the
eaves, and nuttierOtte windows detnolished.
Merchants' Block has so , t used soi ere damages
large portion of the roof carried away. the upper
portion of tie walls in each and thrown down, an I
the block otherwise hilly fraeture.l. The Hall of
Allanes' Lodge, No. 2110, T. f. of tt. F. in the uyper
roan of the west eml the ltbsck, is a romplete
n reek. A portion of lbw Looks and furniture hua
been rescued the rest Is stilt beneath the ruins.
The buts to the brethren is ahoet $260. Linus Ely's
damage is estimated at uttO. t;corge P. hates '
II:LIM:WO $25 0 , David Hoover's damage $lOO.
The whole damage to the Hoek will I. abut $llOO.
No gods or anything in the 101N4 4 r part of th,. b o nd.
log 0110. 4 1 .0 1111 , 0 4 1.
The Baptist Chllf o h 4 tl4ter, n Ilue brick structure
approaching rompl e tt,,n, is a 1,11. I.W I! 1v n•oh, scarce.
Iy one Itriels, remaining upon another. This is the
seettml time this ehureh building has been destroyed.
the walls haN tug fallen about a tear agutt Present
bos s2.ttukt.
Th.. warch.u,o to E.
i)h;,) and s‘a., ntur.J—fe•l
Lally fracture.l. Lob.,
Th , amt 1,11 "n the i I;rtstrir..,
church. wino blown down. The be:l is hot malucin.d,,
Fulall llri , •k 1a,;,1.• ..'aurrh
ca. unru4 tc , l and haz (43( . 1. , 1 I IA 01.10• . .1 n
1 ;orntiln owned John liufhrw. $I!ou.
The th,elllng of Mr. Ilumpl,rey was LIE
n”) 1 11 an , l frae!ortl. Damage sl.2:,fi.
Store and Mathia, 1! ter.(!.,
n..rtl,weft quarter ,•f town, both
Dwelling hook, bark-house oriJ sterile of A.
Rickard unroofed. Linti
American House in the North cod .4 tnvu, o•ru
pied by John E. Schneider, roil partly ..11 - • and ‘i in.
th/W9 out. L , EF SZPO.
I Lehr : , Altman'; Blacksmith oh. .p uuru•d'i and ono
end blown in.
D.Mekstuith shop, owned by :Peter M , nn
roofed, and ends blown n. l:o.• $lOO
llouse. occupied by Z. Allurton. injured, and Lary
uni oofml. Lose Slio.
jace,l3 Altinfai'M barn, SERcieli lbattortvl. Loan
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Call and C " hetet, chimneys do 'n. windows
and stable unroofed. s7j.
Iloura orcupied by Win. Ingle.lie., in the nerd)
DEMIn.g . V. $l O .
Henry Chapman'! rtalple 1,, 1 0 u
Henry Vanfossen ' .,
$lOO.
home% a ;,:irtial wreeh. 5"
Win. R. barn unrie.ted and fenr,. d..." .
11.11111..gf!,
1 , . F. li.,lNCllherry', barn unr , •,ted
P. !lance, near lon it, barn an
‘' tiv * ? , row 11. m..• daurrzt •I I•.: 11rV'
Nov, stecre-r , • .Tll r•f 1
I.attimge about ZSUU
The nb.,e, is tan twcurate lint ~1 the
thi, t i...ituti• n in A:1,111,-r. The wh-h•
I estiin.tte , l nt I ',ono 1, ) $20,000.
xl,l ~•hnr.l. in the tioi..fhl.,rbb..l
\ 11.2.nr0 hone tn:tterially ,flereil. The il•.rie eat,*
Ir..i the north weft. In ninny I. l .wen it ,n,le
-w..ei, ~t' Inuit an•l 1..re,1 tree,.
The fruit trer , and fence. nn th,• lii.r•p..•l Mr. MI
h 3 Teeter, were dIIILUIV`d to the attp,unt nh ,, 11!
$ 1 00 . The houlke ,1 Mr. May burr?. ab ut rhf,
111 ilr•e Inau UP. it, leek fire at tile eotritne,wieinent e•t
the titone. and while the family were trying
tLe ilarne, , , the down: :n
of Mr. itaiii;hteri, and 3 r• •lOrtnl nun
Lying with him. Thii latter. it l•
or. John Weld,, residing near t..w in. 'urn
and fent., al.. ut h
r, riding near ti,inn, tarn unri,ifeil
St.a.•y tir:ii.t, trailer and knee, damaged
the impitirit of
Mt. tan thc church un , o era , '
aml utlierwipc da.tuageil to Ilia aL11. , 11111 or $ll/0 .1 , ,
1.001 liarriaby's boupc larnagatl t bo amount at $75.
Manna vto Wm. Moil. , A Co.,dourine a ill,
Win. Antrim's Fan mill unpoi,f,l , $lOO will re
pair the ,11i1113r:C. h,
crud. Ail le tht.t NIL Icon
are nut uver
AticituntP from Salem reprecent
v ti g ht. B u t use pet-Fut:it wero hurt, and Ira n t
datitteroutily.
We (linnet learn that the hurricane teiik Cant.in in
I...erge. The telegraph wire' , are b o th
cart
amd west, and uii ceiiilfltnliC:ol. , ll , tat It.
At Murlleiru, but tilighl t•lfetl, of lbc rterel were
expel - kneed.
lti,chester, thaw ant, R inebestur and Moultrie.
at' rot prevailed with unesampleil fury, itwoupiniz
flinty nuineruuc liuures and Larne, uprooting trace,
'clie evening train (rum Ilia :ninth, on the (lei e
Innd and l'ittisbnrnh eniiouutered n amen
or lucre I teV.43 1,1 4 .0.111 11.41 , 1rie the lietweeu here
Itayaril.
At Itaintutrus, it is naiil the Quaker meeting Loupe
' ,lung with iither tt,' tuna
hail hip le briiken
The village
enllTlty, is rep..l - 1 ,, 1 rump. Fit IoPII I•er•••11
1:1110,1nI IVOULIcied. This i, 1.,1011.1s
iild limo, l'a., dattlnge,
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1/ 0 111:.: 111 . 3 V 1 -serrrat
datuaru, Were
111 M. .11 11C1..
From Beaver iif• learn that the gale ear ‘t•ry
Vera at that poi, I. It io rumored twe boom.,
•,n the farm of Capt. t-;tone, about ten notes
fnw
Bearer, were blown down, and a man and hey .11
ytantly killed. The new building which war to be
relied in the early part Br 'IP Ih•
0.4111 , 4 Fewalc :"..cllll,lllry. L:1 , 1 li' rot. railer , and all
completely rwept elf; the roof au, of tin, and hitt
iV
put on. The ,hedmlnd low, the fair ground , '
were air" priimrriteil ley the gale.
At Bridgewater, the north gable rod of the Meth
dirt church wax blown down, and :ghoul twenty fort
of the root on both side, turn off. About one lion
dred feet of the Bearer Bridge true taken otr, leaving
nothing bat the rafter..
o II A lIIION
We learn that the xnall town et I artnony.
Beaver county, was almost completely de,t 1 , 3'01 by
the xturni. Sixteen la.es were bl,na down an
d
derrodiPhed.
At Zelionople, Butler county . , some six or seven
houses wore destroyed. In the country around liar
ninny, n great number of houses and barns were
blown down. Two boys were killed near liarmouy
by the falling of a house : one of them was nearly
cut in twain by a falling beam.
The Catholic Church situated about fonittten miles
out un the Franklin Road, was blown entirely down.
The new bridge at Kittanning, acmes the Alleghe
ny river, yielded to the force of the gale on Satur
day, and was blown down. On Sunday morning ite
two Bides had floated downlhe river, and were Ireig
ad against one of the piers of the new bridge, below
the Aqueduct. The bridge was constructed at an
expense of $32,000, and wax but recently surrender
ed to the stockholders by Messrs. Hall Co., the
contractors. .The Allegheny is at the present time
very high.
ott,lition of dealers is called to the sale of
Alos elm, forks, tens, el r., to be sold at the Commercial
Sale, rem!! thi:, Tuesday inoruing. at to ,'clock.
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Lkeu,,e Board Orocutized—Niiinber of LirrrigeB.--
William G. Hawkins, - George Albree and James
Parke, Jr., the three gentlemen recently appointed
Liceneers for the County of Allegheny, appeared be
fore the Judges of the Diatrirt Court yesterday morn
ing, and took theliath prescribed by the 16th section
of the net to regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors,
approved March 31, 15.56. They then proceeded ti
divide themselves into three classes by lot, with a
term of service, with the h:llowing result:
1C m. G. Hawkins, one year; George Albr e e, two
years, and James Parke, Jr.. three years. They will
enter upon their dirties as soon t1..4 all the official re.
tarns of taxable. , have Leen retu.is
a list of the llutrl sod Entini , ;
es allowed in thiseounty un.lor the 2;t11 recti,rn
the now low :
Wan/4
First,
Sneond s tit
Third:u. -
Fourth "
Fifth 1:1117
Sixth . ....tl , O II
Seventh " 523
Eighth " 7d I! 7
Ninth .• • 711
A I:egheny.
T-14,1 1
Elizal•th
Vest Pit t, buri.:ll
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Kew lel. lov 12,. I
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0:1;, 11
rrain
Eayt I:irtittn4iain .191
Duquesilo. ..... .
lAwrenrev il
Sharpelmn: 2.30
~sport 11.
S..utli .
We,t !.:11210.0.1:
Tarott 13., 1
Pat ..... I
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Elival , eth . . ;72 7
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Mon '217 2
Franklin . . '2l
Itos. ~7 :'
Niel:landless 2 ,21
Nre,t th,r.
t I r . . 29 ,5
Upper °t. 27 "
1,, , ,er fit. Clair " I
X9rth Fay4.lt,
: 4 ,,uth Fayette
Nos We..
Shelrr
\s'alkin
l'attOr
Ver•oille:4
Chtiri
Fl wiiry
Ettrer% C.
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1l hen tnt. 1 , , try A 1, t
..- , yro;•. iU. it 1: ~:ht r• 1,01 1110,
11J ,•urr, but to toy , u , Thn.u.l.oi.•r.
• .t; ‘ , bottle toy rough hod then -
foro,reontemend nll thorn , autreritlic with at,l
tier ii. r uny.
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KIER. A NIITC/ISLI-.
I t. 1I v Canal Ilaain. Pittalmrkh. Pa.
pItIV:ITE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, Nu.
smith:l4l Inqueou Third and Fourth
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tl ate I . s u ch painful ufferions,
1' 4, 01. 4 111 'Ol hit totprotionce. youthful indolgenco anti excel,
S)14olltt, Sypittletit . Eruptions lionorrhea, Meet- Stricter.
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01 tie '1 eoereal 'roan. Fkitt I heet.es, Snirbutie Eruptions,
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Ittirt,, , , •tt•f the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Not e.iny
In , .114,11, 1 : 4011 . 4!u the Itin•k and "CHI:Ilion of OW
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Twelity Nal Ll,' (4011 ill thin lily) onahlfs Or. Itomii
! 1.• ~der aielut nroas .i. a rpeaiy cure to all who may coins uu
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0eu....t. u .111.11.1 11e of Carpets at a peat a 1e..; Gottortne, Glet.t, Strictures, Urrithal Di,_
11.1). the 1.•„..015r el...ogee, Impurity of the Moot, mid all disefofee of Venereal
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P DA V 10. Aont'r 1 Jett as, Fistula in Ano, Nervous Atlections, Aria in the Back,
1 Irt Ration In the illad.ler and kii.loe)s
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE l'IT.';;BUILHII AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
Ft , E CONVEYANCX OY PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Pitt sburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
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paverful Steamona, nuo
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I'VELT , or, the uhh river. It vont:oda with the U. S. Mail
1 .iu oI Stnaa , r4 from Cimannial to Louip,ille and Saint
lank. paamongerl and freights are lickeied and
ncropted through daily Two now have
to Roo no, of the tolluwing
"Jays elf deortrtyre
/:;!..tts. (I ' l46ra ' from 1 'ittallurgh.
COCK EY F. STATF IM. W. BELTZIIOOVEE,' Hominy.
l 'IT Y .7F WI I Eli 1.1NG.... !.loiln 111.unt ........ Monday.
ALI,E.IIII.INV 11. N. Coonr Tuesday.
CINCINNATI A lIRA3IS Wednesday.
I' 1111.A1 , 111,0i11A R. J. (lam,. Thursday.
I'ENNFI - I.I*ANIA Jolly KLINEYLSEa... Friday.
l'ITT:...01:101 It . IJ. O'NEAL j&ninthly.
sn_ Li•Jiv, .imly at 10 A. M. orncisely.
N:. fron;ht rta.oiro..l rtfh.r nine o'clock on the morning of
doi!arture.
For partinnlam, apply on lacird, or to
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JOHN B. LIVINGSTON , Agent,,u
JOIIN FLACK,
Monongahela House Buildinga.
l'irrsornon, November, ISiib"—{,lee,ktfl
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Packets.
The DIURNAL. Capt. .1. A. Stokes, and tho
mcsT CITY, Capt. It. WAY, ridll run us
REfIULAR DA ELY PACKETS between Pitts-
Stepben,; le and Wheling, stopping at all nautili°.
duo. iee
The DI URN AI, will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
snd Ft idays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—ltirtusaixa, she
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at. 7 .% i k. A. NI.
Th, I.lrlc EST CITY wiil Kis., leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thu r. , 1%,, and Sat urdays,Al. 1U o'clock. A. M.—ltem:am:co,
..to• di I. ay.• It heeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fd
do), nt k. A. M.
,p,ht apply Km louvd , nr to
J. D. I.X.4.LINGWOOD, Agent.
N. 155 Front street.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkershurg. ilockingport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Gallpolls.
sz t , 11.. In,' and ~.ry light dranght Steamer
el IA I: AV Ell Y. CAL 1,. W. P. TURRY3ICT,
tie abare and inka - nalliatniA,rts
t•S ...1 4 I'. M.
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A,,•ry flow ro-iiiving freight, RE the Motion
Li lk Fi•rry and Slit xtre,ts.
'rho r.t.,111.-r M3l A GRAHAM, Capt.
A r En,—Clerk, N. O. Aunum—oill I.sLee
al ova aul all inlet - medial, is,rts
%.1, A;r Irah, at IP. M.
pwsra,,,,pply ton Lo trll. or to
COL LI NO WOOL) td . BARNES, Agents.
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Et ; :ea g r.uta —Clods., C. kayo for Wo
interruodkuo porte ou WEDNESDAY,
Apr 1.411. r.i In ork. kA. M.
r frelelit or pottage avply ou board, or at the PITIT
EVIttiII MARINE AoSUCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
torret. aplb
.t.-annwr I.URY QUEEN, Copt..l. KYLE.,
Wm. If 0111. TON—win leave for the
ititd ititertuediate porta on TUESDAY,
A:4 o: A. M.
F •r .•I pawage apply nu Lori Or at the PITTS
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k. K. X. III:No—will kmw
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t i t 7 nii,ly on Invtol, or to the PITTS
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ILAF.)IoN L CO.—TRANSPORTATION
1 1\ i! - made eitensivept
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HOLLAND BITTERS
Echt Hollandsch Kriti.den, BitterB.
rrWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro;
iinction of thi., valuable i'• Ill• 111:0 the Unita,' Statet.
Daring this time it has gained enneara/ popularity as
remedy for
Itoer and Agye, ,
_; s 7dig•itio . n, headache,
Lou of Appdik, DerAly, u
rAidiveneu,
Blind and Bleeding Pats.
Many of our moot worthy citizens testify to Its wonderfnl
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never has been mualled, for the relief it affords In
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost In
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affec-
Mona, It has in numerous instances proved highly tenofteial,
and In others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their pallenta so
unhesitatingly recommend, Rarely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly teat its virtues' for ourselves.
A Mu of Eight Months' Mending Cured by Thrrhave //al.
land Bitt,s.—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near Smithfield
street, says: "Loot July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ftgllo. For eight long months I suf•red
with this dreadful diaenee. The greater part of this time I
was unable to work, and spent at leant fifty dollars for dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends 'palatial upon my trying Boer
hrive's Holland Bittern, saying that a cure was guaranteed.
After taking it for one week, I must state I was a sound
man. I have been at work now for two wake, and bane
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement is true.
Tamara ADAMS. Diamond House,
Or at R. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Llaconib, of Birmingham. says: "I have found
In Doerhore's Dithers a resianly fOr headache and debility.
My wife has also used It with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittatmrgh, also remarks that ho
has experienced much relief from its nee for headache.
A Ildlemdn's Testirnony.—Juopb Rlnokce , living in the
Rolland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter pros•
tration of mind and body, I have been restored, by using
reerhare's Rolland Bitters, to perfect health..
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—in fact,
In every Rolland settlement in the United Eltatea—argues
much In its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, enye: "When I commenced taking
Boorhavo's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF THE STOhLACII AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great acre /reefed try Herhavefs Holland Bitters.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town, She
boygnn county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach a¢ digestion. She had been under a physi
cian', care for some time, but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach. her appetiteand.
strength are returning, raid we firmly believe that this is
another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderfttl cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon, what we have published are from persons
much respected in our community, and are literally true.
J. QtriNTUS,
Editor Sheboygan Niertwiwsle, Sheboygan, Wis.
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A Otte of Two Months' Standing Cured by Boerhare's Flol•
land Riteers.—George Henderson, of-Pittsburgh, seiye : "After
suffering for three months with rheumatism--a part of the
time so severely as to confine me to my bed—l have been
entirely cured by using Ikerhave's Holland Bitters. I hove
had one attack since, bat found almost Instantaneous relief
in the same medicine. It is, In my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RIIEUMATIU AITECTIONS
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
of sickness- To persona troubled with nervous or rheomntlo
affections, we would recommend Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates from
some of our first German and English citizens.—Pcnr-tyl
oauia ' "t Zeilung.
THE WORST 'FORM or PILES CAN BE MUM
We are et liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men. who hove used, thoroughly tested, and now recommend
Bocrhave's Iffollard Bitters as a comely for piles. We are
not at liberty to pntlish their names, brit will take pleasure
in referring any perscn to them who denies this statement.
For this affoction, one-half of tho preseribod Awe rilonthl
ho tokon--eay holftetuipoonfal—morning, noon and night,
one hour before meals.
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The govt popularity of this dalightful Aroma hen Maroc!
manyimitations, which the public should f,mard against par.
cConing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until yon
have given Boerhavo's Holland Bitters a fair trial. Ono bot
tle will convince yon how infinitely satperior it is to all these
tun itatinns.
Sir &Ad at ',Fa per bottle, or six bottles for 44, by the solo
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Js., CO.,
Mannfattoring ;tud Chemists,
ctir. Entithneld and Third arena, Pittsburgh.
R. E. FELLERS CO, Drucci,ds,
corner Second and Wood streets.
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And Em Ihnggists In Pittxtnargh t Allegheny. Birmingham,
htancheiner and Tempeninouville. B..ll2n:cis y
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PITENOMMION" IN 117?DICLV71*
Health Restored! aid Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
T'r WILL replace weakness with strength,
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not 041,y without hazard of reac
tion, but with a happy effect on the'rneml organization.
Sir• Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
nnish with the uterus system, and that the paralizatinu nt
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. Lear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous dise.ase, ti n
Elixir Cordial ls the only reliable preparation known.
No lanunagc , can convey an adequate idea of the
immnit
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions In this
dlismied, debilitated and hhatured cocoons systent, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unstring and relaxed organization is at once
braced, revivified and built np. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under its WM
once. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution It elf, and restore It
t o Its normal condition.
LOSS 01? 31EM0RY,
Cunfindon, giddiness rash of blood to the head, melancholy,
hysteria, wretchedness. thoughts of self-destruction
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration,
ty, nervousness, inability to sleep, disease incident to males,
dewy of %propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague te , palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion. etc- m whatever mums arising is, If there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
A GREAT KMICINE FOR FEMALES.
The anparalltled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigoranta concocted—all purporting to be
recc_ified in the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of wonutia render her liable,
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether pa
culiar to her eel,or common to both sores--should give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they have used a 60E
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extruordi
nory ',relegation. And it is equally potent for the many
diocesesfor which It is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been restored by using it, and not in a single in
stance has it failiol to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the us e of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor,_changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, via: weakness of the back and
limbo, pains In the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de.
billty, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the Retrial effects on the mind ore much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selfolLstrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., aro some of the evils produce:4i .
All thus afflicted,
REFORM OONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
Should reflect that a Bound mind and body are the most no.
cessary requisites to promote connubial luippineatr, indeed,
without those, the Journey through life I.... t auue, n wear
riltuirnago--the prospart hourly darken.: the view: the mind
beeomea shadowed with despair, and filled with the melan
choly ceilecthat that the happiness ui another becomes
blighted with your owni '
De. Mores Invigorntiog Cordial has been counterfeitod Lp
some noprifteipled persom4._
In future, all the gmuitie Cordial will hr.ro th+• provri+•lor'n
faeximlln ruutt.l over the cork of each lottle. a n d tl e fialow
log worthi blown In the Ftaao
• Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cord lal.
C. IL RING, Proprletor, N. Y.
N o cordial ix put np, highly conconintted, in pint bottles
—price three dollars per bottle•, two for five dollitre, nix for
twelve dollars. C. 11. RING. Proprietor.
192 Brianlway, N. V
Sold by Druzulids throughout the United Stat., Canada
and the West indica.
Pittsburgh DR. GUI. IL KEYSER, NO.llO
FLE:111NO BRCS, No. CIIWr.,AI
0. E. SELLERS. Wood ~tr...et.
Allegheny City...BEC.E. lIAMk M Kt:NNAN;
JANIEri 'l'. SAMPLE .c CIT.;
T P. FLEMINO.
Agent for 0hi0...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. Int
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION
v meta the head, and removes all eympleasi of liotid-
ache.
Peraona using
WEIGICTS KATUARION
Are never liable to wan-stroke.
WRIGHT'S PRISMIUSI KATHA.ItION
in the moat valuable acquivitiou to the t o il e t, ,taining tbn
(lair in any required form.
For sale by Dr. GEI). 11. KEYSER and R. E. SELLERS
A Cl)., at 26 canta Ivor boffin. nodiP
HAIII. BRU SIII S'---Large supplies of Eng
lish (lair Brinihea must received by
JOS. FLEMING,
Corner Market St. and Diamond.
NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE----If YOU
want to have" help," find employment, hot ''r
property, call at IAYWR LE'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No.
14 Fifth street, near Market street..
Legal Documents and Copying done with neatness. tuid
despatch. felecit JOSEPH W. L4IWRIE.
200 B°Xlg
Extra Scalded Herring. new;
200 boxes No. 1 Herring, new; Joel received AO
for anlo by REYMER & ANDERSON,
fcb9 No. 30 Wood street.
V I 14E - T.Ali LEI S — ATT E — 'aflailiar:U USE.
1: NO bags Joel received end for wile by
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