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FRIDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN
(.Seeldtd to tRc drrisi,m Not Omni ftlerntyoo
MEMII
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
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CANAL ODIOI/81310WER
GEORGE SCOTT, or Co
AUDITOR GICNRRAL :
JACOB FRY, Jr., Norrfoomear Cn.
13=1
TIMOTHY IVES, Porrra Comm
THE ELECTIONS--A GREAT CHANGE.
Within the last few weeks we have had the
most encouraging intelligence in regard to the
prospects of the Democracy. The party is evi
dently gaining strength faster than ever before.
We have published the election news from time
to time, but may now sum up in brief the prin
cipal facts. .
. .
In New Hampshire the Democratic gain this
year was a little over eight thousand, and the
Democratic candidate for Governor was defeated
by less than one hundred votes. In the city of
Portland, Maine, the Democratic ticket was
elected by a large majority. This was a large
gain. In Connecticut, also, there was a large
gain at the late election, and the Democratic
candidate was only a few hundred votes behind
his opponent. A corresponding gain for four
months more will make the State Democratic
over all opposition combined. In Ohio our suc
cess has been almost unparalleled. In nearly
all the cities and large towns the Democratic
tickets were elected. In Cincinnati and Cleveland
the entire tickets were successful ; and it is abun
dantly apparent that over the whole State Know
Nothingism is given up, Free Soilism run to ex
tremes that the great ma. , of the people will not
follow, and fusion a failure. The indications are
that by fall Ohio will be in the Democrc tic line
again. Let any one look at the returns of thi
year's elections and compare them with last year,
and he can hardly doubt that ouch will be the
tact. And Michigan—last year Ohl largely in the
opposition—this year wheels into line as a Demo
cratic State. The returns from the late elections
there are most encouraging ideneef of a grey
and rapid change going on with the nitii.sca
the people. From Wisconsin, tooo, the new, i
of a similar tenor. A feoion of all elements o
opposition fails in the large towns. Milwau
lie, Kenosha, Madison and several other place.
are heard from, and in all there i a Democratii
gain, and iu most a victory We have Orel
published the result in the principal town- and
cities of Illinois. Chicago, Spt ingdielil an-I
ther places send forth the same Chi
cago, where a year ago Judge Douglas we. re
fused a hearings and liberty of ' , tweet. ar IF
crushed out for n tine, i- now a Ibmis-ratie city
The same news Comes lowa In most of
its large towns the Demecrats have trieniphail
In St. Louis, Misso:iiri, the lltinocratic eandolate
is elected Mayor by about three Ilium-and major
u several of the cities of the Slate ut
New York similar results are reported— in cities
too, where, judging from the pai-t. they could
nut have been expeeted.
Such are the tidings of late from most of the
northern and some of the southern state:. : a 9 I
they indicate a change in public rentiment
encouraging to our party, and emphatically a re
Luke to those fanatical ism , that hail misled fo r
• time, and alarmed the sober and patriotic fat
the safety and stability rif our institutitins. The
sober second thought has come, MO with it come
tidings such no we have referreal to above. The
people have now hail opportunity to see that the
tiemocratic is the only stabile and steadfast party
—the party that adheres to its long tried princi
plea; that seeks no alliance with factions and
isms; that pursues its Own long cherished policy
through good report and through evil report :
onithat resolves to stand by the Union, the con
stitution, and the equal rights of all citizens
tni the other hand they see nothing but change
8R endless effort to get up new parties, new is-
sues, new rallying calls an effort made to in
volve a territory in civil war, preachers and wo
men furnishing the rifles ; the Union constantly
undervalued; appeals made to the pa-sions and
not to reason; a sickly effort made to keep up
an excitement about slavery in n territory that
will be a free State; and a constant warfarea
made by one section of the country on another
And not least among the causes of the great
change now going on in public sentiment is the
miserable farce of a revolutionary movement in
Kansas. A Legislature was elected without any
authority. A _Governor chosen, and he address
es a message to that Legislature full of apparent
courage and determination to carry out the rev
elution. Yet upon the first intimation of an
indictment for treason, we find the famous To
peka Legislature dispersed in haste, some of it
members having fled to Nebraska, some to lowa
and elsewhere, and the valorous No r- o
lately heard of in some of the eastern cities .
Thus ends the farce of threatened revolution -le
signed uterely to make political capital tor n
Presidential campaign. The people are evident•
ly tired of such folly. They want something
more substantial, and the signs of the times clear
ly indicate that they will so pronounce
meat in November next
THE TORN A DO. —Every mail brings us further
accounts of the ravages of the tornado. IL seem..
to have commenced in the eastern part of tthi,,
and swept eastward to the seaboard, doing much
damage in its course. At Alliance it was very
severe, and at Salem coa.,iderable damage was
done. The Cleveland Leader says ,that at Salem
the. upper story of a house was blown in, the
wall falling into a room a here a woman, who
bad been confined that morning, was lying, and
although the bedstead and every article of fund
tare was crushed, the woman and her child were
taken out of the ruin but little injured. A hand
some maple grove of some twenty acres, near Sit
iem, was entirely prostrated. Many house', an d
Trams were injured and unroofed or blown down.
Franklin Square, a small town four miles east of
Salem, is almost totally destroyed. In Stark
empty, too, the force of the gale was terrific,
and much damage was .lone.
The course of the gale was from northwest to
southeast In Lawrence, Butler and Armstrong
counties, in this State, it was very destructive.
A man and boy were killed at Butler. The
town hall was unroofed at Hollidaysburg, and
tho crier of the court Wip killed. Great dam
age was done in Lancaster county. We have
already given an account of its ravages in Phila
delphia. What disasters it may have caused at
sea cannot yet be known.
RAILROAD CONSOLI DATION. —The necessary
legislation has now been obtained to consolidate
the entire line of railroads between Pittsburgh
and Chicago; and that purpose will no doubt
soon be accol'inlished. It will then be one of the
longest roads in the country, and we doubt not
one of the most successful. To our city this con
solidation will be materially advantageous. It
gill no doubt result in the reduction of rates for
freight and passage, when the whole line is com
plete; and it must bring more trade this way.
It insures, too, the early completion of that por
tion of the line between Fort Wayne and Chica
go. When that is done this will be ono of the
most important roads in the Union, ru nn i ng as
it does through a rich region all the way, and ter
minating at each end in large and thriving cities.
At Chicago it meets other roads extending west
ward, and at Pittsburgh it connects with roads
extending to Philadelphia and Baltimore. • Such
a road must prosper, and under the prudent and
judicious management of such a man as Mr.
President Cass its future prospects are most en
couraging.
EINE
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The ,Ytati• Agrimultar4 So.ciety, oti the 1
appointed. a committee of five persons to
come to Pittsburgh Emd make arrangements to
have the next S r iate Fair held here, provided that.
the citizens will raise two thousand dollars to
wards defraying the expenses. The Committee
will lie here on the '2:ld or 2lth inst., and will
want to know at that time whether that amount
of money can be raised here for the purpose.
In Il<>3 the sum required was twenty-five
hundred dollars, and it was procured in a few
lays. It is now but two thousand, and all that
s wanted is that a few active gentlemen move
n the matter to secure the sum required.
The hest State Fair ever held in this State was
the one here in the fall of 1353. The man
ufactured goods, the live stock, and all the
articles exhibited were of excellent quality
and abundant in quantity. Pittsburgh is one
of the greatest manufacturing cities in the
country, and can fill a large space with her va
rious fabrics on such lat occasion. Then
largo portion of Ohio has direct access to this
city 'by railroads. It was e.timated that during
the three days of the Fair of 1i453 thirty thou
sand Ohioans visited the city, and as many mom
of the citizens of Western Pennsylvania, besides
large numbers from the eastern portion of the
state. Those visithrs probably left two or three
hundred thousand dollars in the city t and pro
bably no other single event has done inure to
make known abroad the bu,ine,o , character and
manufacturing interests of our city. ghat' we
have a repetition of lids It is going to be a
prosperous year in business. The sum required
is small. and can be easily raised. nur mann-
facturerß, merchants. mechanics, farmer• , and
gardeners, hotel keepers, railroad companies.
steamboat men, and in fact all rlas:es are inter-
ested hi it. Can the amount he gua ranteed
immediately. or before the committee leaNehere
All that ie nee.le4 that ~ - me (me or more mov.
at once in the matter. The two ant tin
h~~rmtt It will all e“ntriliute
The Merchant,' Exchange can appiiint war,
or other c.immittriii , to po 'krill to work NVil
they it" it 11e Itiqe it will he lone nt once
ana Imre the Fitir here in September 110
ome one make 3 beglllll.lll
•.I Ili.. Vitto.bitry It 11..g,inv
The Speaker called the 11,.ti.e to ~rder of ti
usual hour. The Speaker h-i...sed •er,r.
matter" thlt were on hi. .1(.4 pr ,,, ,ht
to the rott-i•leroti,ot Ipf the 1 . : 04,441., h. 1
I,g. till' 12,1 .•f tin, tinUy 11,1
The elerk- hlre ;.‘, •, w..rk. gri•l I
',Aker and clerk- , r ort- k, 1.1 ,11, kn.-.
t ~f
The f,.11 wing nre n p.ri,n the
-If I .1.111 , 1 tlitttl: rt n01vi..1.1;• to tr,ut•',.
with kith+ that do net intrrtlt the pe.q.le
West. i+ the refv,4l2 of in , ,t than a.% ft K11"1
100 c therrfi.re pr"per. h•m
1" . tl 1,114.111011 t t the net int,trin.rnt !no the
loin l'.ott Company
A further .upplernont to nn 'WI in: . tmortt,l
the North Itrtnelt 1 '•ot.l tint I roo I • Ml' n:, .t
prove , ( )larch IL 1 , 4'
An no: to •• , rftil• the Fvorrrern Corn
rry ( ', , mrsamy
.1n art re)ir:vr t , Ihr Stit ,
rift of
Stim.lotnent t" rtn not c-tahl , • ll nn,f .rit
Qtrtn.litr.l 1 . : , ‘• the ittr-vqtre(i.-nt t•itor,r,”
emil, rm.( f..!- hr
7tlntrit.
An net to ir.enrprinte the Prlit lurk
11.1 Turtle Creek Turnpike CurnpArly
"An tel nuthuritinc the of Penn
.ylvanil Avenue in the rite „r
An net to itient - R.rtte the Wa.littin-ton
Company.
An net to inmeivir the pay nn,l Wit
neases in Clici-ter r“u-ity ilr. Fii!ton t.•
add Allegheny county, which was votu•l down
without n division. and property an The mem
hen , ' of thin session are going with in their
attempt to increase the people tales he raising
the pay of all in office. The Treasury of the
State, I take it, is not in anch a condition a.: ti
hear this eternal drain for such purpo,
it not be better to wait until 'midi time as fund
would he more plenty, than squander what little
there is nn those In power trhn are not in waui.
rind hero lire•l out the hard times Without its
increase. Any of those patriot. who are in
ntlice, and In not like the pay they noW get, they
might resign, and let otheriiimil.•r In their pinc• ,
supplement to the a..t to tn.'.•rp••rtte
Butler roll company. approved the I.th day oi
A oril. A It ,
The following net passeil Senate and Howie
The aci is important to Justii.-- of the I'm.,
and they hail better observe ii t. the• letter, th.
is when sig-timl, as the I'oriiner will 1, ntlet then
:
of elrllity Tr' firer nn , l 'ltior ptlrpro•o , . "
tificrios I. Re it erineted by the Senate
Houge of RepreNentative• of tilt , Commonwemlil
of l'oriroylvinla, In ticneriii met, to
it itt hereby enaett. , l Lt the authority „r the , rtm , -
Thnt the fifteenth .eetion of the net of the twrn
ty meveloh Mn.y hne th,.n.and ricLt hun-lre-) amt
f-trty-one. entitled •• .1n I,ct rekt he r:t
6.'11 Or e•r11Illy Trc,--tirer noel ethrr pnrpo-r-.
shall hereafter nub !Lt: •-: ,z.
inquest Lt n .lint u-- "r the I't-Ace within the
ronnty Alletzheny, except in C1..4..4 where it
S t npractical,lo Ille utter ktirt ,
of the t'..r•-ner, after ro.t:ce given t.l Inn. --r
r.
onaLlr •Liel proper t -t Fier 111111 it. -
I,r or if, rleath nml I.i the nece.,ity or hi, .0...
riot lIIII.IIIIIIIIrO
• .ln art 1.. change the name of the North Wr—
tern Pont and ir"n company
f4upplelnent to in art t.. ittrorrorate the All ,
Own,. \fountain health in-litute, fil.i.rc , ve.l t
:netti thy of April,
The Senate, on the motion or hil l .,
I an act consolidating the (thi. 1111 , 1 Penn
sylvatlia Railroad with oilier
This to be a gran.' chain or -
in railroading. The President of the 1 thin al- I
PennQyleania read nod e x.-s e nator It rt nii i . am
here gising it their por,onal attention They
are gentlemen eminently -itiolitied to take char!,
or such matters, for both arr ezrivrienet , i, ati.l
when the former repreaeutq the Demooracy in all
its purity, the latter is the head :Lod front of the
Whig party, i. e. the Republican., therefore they
are sure to 'lleeP( . .l here. The Railroad com
mittee of the House met this afternoon and par- , ed
the hill as committed.
"An net relating to the lirensing of leer
houses in the city of Philadelphia. - I tin
this bill on file and ready to he ratted up. It
was read in place by Mr. I.eiseuring, of Phila
delphia county. What will be its fate I cannot
tell nt this late hour. But it may vt through
here, though I fear the Senate would put a
rough lock on its passage that would impede it.,
progress.
The House is in session on the Lake Shore
Railroad matter; it is a continuation of In.t
night, and members are much excited. Mr.
M'Comhs this moment moved that the Committee
rise and report progress. On this the vote was
taken, resulting 41 to' 6. Agreed to. This bill
is now on second reading. Mr. Magee made
good speech in behalf of the rights of Erie.
Mr. M'Calmont replied in an able effort, and de
molished in toto the arguments of your member.
Mr. Ball then addressed the !louse, and argued
at length for his people, as did Mr. Whallen.
Mr. Ball spoke out the hour, to 10 o'clock, when
the Speaker adjourned the House until 9 o'clock
to-morrow morning. Truly, CAVAN.
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The-Next Stale Fair
I.'lloll .IRILIKISUIt(
Horsy: P ii,:I•I:I:SENTAI Is 1. , .
Tllt- 4 tirty. April Ir.
ENT to the net , tr the liver
Nifty. one thouennd eight hundred 'old fnity
one, entitled An net relating to the
Jefferson County, Pa.—The Presbytery of the Old
School Presbyterian Church met in Brookville on
Tuesday; the Ist inst. The ecclesiastical tribunal
consists of about a dozen ofelergymen. The session
lasted two days, during which time much business
was despatched The ./cpc.f.sain announces in
the last number that it won't appear again till June.
The editor is going on a rafting tour. On the 10th
inst. says the Star, quite a number of rafts were
started. The weather is pleasant, and the Redbank
is in a good stage. We are informed that all the
ice below this has gone; but above the creeks are
still bound with icy shackles. A few days more and
a free passage will be afforded to the lumbermen.
Armstrong County, Pa.—We learn from the Demo
crat that the recent hurricane destroyed property in
and around Kittanning of the value of $40,000.
The Kittanning bridge, valued at $36,000, and which
had just been completed, was a portion of the pro
perty destroyed.
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Sh; Ity., 11Sab Me. Seu•a;cr, Indict-
I , —,ln acceptance of the issues
e•-hi•,,, , ,1 J, Lis Messages—Kansas memorial
Aw ; ,1 eq, 'lie-Senate—An electioneering desa
-7114 f •, , ,lnebla anion of the tn.(' Houses
-1),1,, ni'y 141—The Spring eleetinn.l—En
,,,nragilei vnit , —Sornril in he nnminnteil—The
OW, xiorr trail,.
WAslitNnTnN, April 11,
The pa-I week has been almost entirely con
slimed in Congress by the consideration and die
cussi,n of the Kansas question, As this is to be
the great issue in the presidential campaign, it
is reasonable to presume that it will engross more
~r the attention of the present Congress than all
others. No mattter what question is under con
sbleration in Committee of the Whole on the
State of the Union, a speech on Kansas is the in
evitable result. Every member of the House de
sires to be heard, every one must define his po
sition, every one must contribute his mite to
ward giving direction to the political canvass of
the year. The Black Republicans assault the
institution , . of the South, and Southern members
are provoked to indignant replies. Thus the
c~nttet goes on and the real interests of the coun
t be are r.l-gotten.
11 r. Seward' , -peeelf on Wednesday last by no
means equalled the public expectations. In
stead of discussing the merit, of the Kansas ease,
it is a deliberate and premeditated attack upon
the President, because lie has elio , en t, sustain
the tl'all , Tity of the Federal 6overoment in the
Territory. Heretofore Nlr. Seward's manner in
the 1111 , bcru tinif.irutly courteous nail
dignified: but on the present occasion dignity is
thrown aside, and the malignant pgssions of Isis
heart let loose to assail the heal of the Democrat
is• party. That p.. 1 f the !'resident's rites
devoted to the .1 ,very l uestion and his spe
cial nie,ace ,at 1\ :1L,1 4 , arc the letrtietilar 1 ,1,
jects f his 111111t1f1.1“`r , 1“11 , manner of his
le•eds tbeot ieol in the extretne. Itllti Milked
by uno , uol poloro,ty. No can read the
-pee , h without am iviic! at the ranrlnaion that
the al Alen. Pierre as their pe
,:ilco. n' - Illy. MI I 111 It !1 new effort ha - been
lin.lertoken to prolong the excitement in the
N.‘rth till the •Iti. ry t i aeoion, which commenced
obi sinc, l'et hap , too. such an effort 1 ,,
•lecine-1 ,e , -try in ordor to keep alive the abo•
I i ion -e. UNl•lently 4.11 the wane
Sewor.r ., •peech tlnder•ttool as n di"
bu, t ni,eidance of the is-tie , pre-ente.l by 1111 .
1'70,1.11.0t on.l it. , an lit owol ntlkin¢ them the
1.11,tt0...1,1 1-.55e- it the I.re-Hentiol
It a la.11,11.1111 ‘ ) tlott princ.ple,a s .die
a emor•.l the , leer ion of the conte-t -that the
a. an I insist won , up.as the I 'letter,' lies
moo nt will be follt slit ft erly on.l
tint ..x•lnt.rott , I.y the re•Th• ol
tot tr r . I w : ' 1 ten nece , “ary con,
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tuttliV titentht•rt Of 1110 itrrttettt Comizre... 1,111 it
Pre-olent
It 1- I.,lievel that Mr :4.•w tr.l" spetsli was
.nietided t“ plarr him on the _Presidential track
ss I 1.. TWO, his nnmuwUon by the ItharL Repub
an unavoidable re , olt 1 dkposition pre
vsil" among MiAni , of the leading spirit', not to
-itelertske the campaig,n with a man entertain
tti r Sir Inv ,p1it1.41 , . 1011 ratherput up for
Presidency a 111110 hhe .Itidre el,eati, mode
rate enough to maks some preletP , ions to nation
sad I.ntirely c•owtoittol to It ,ii-use of the
A‘ 'llll'lll li• Pre"ident, they
,utt:cil• ate nn ditlienlty from tier Executive in the
ras.mr,e of the imed ultra nb.,lilinn 11101114%11'0M, nod
therel , re he will an"wer their purpose. To elect
him i the first and great object. Mr. Sewar'l-.
ultrakta will drive from his suport. it is feared,
a portion of the .Northern anti-Nebraska men.
and henee doubts are entertained of his availa
bility: ilut if he believes he ran be electisl, he
till he nominated : if not, he will give way that
some other Black Republican may be victimized.
The enormities of the Cooly trade, a white
slave trade, begin to attract public attention, and
the House of Representatives has already adopt
ed a resolution eallingl,m the President for such
information its he may have upon the subject.
It exceeds in barbarity the African slave trade
in the same degree as the Chinese Coolies exceed
the Africans in education, civilization and sensi
bilities. lu all other respects it is the same.
The Chinese are decoyed on board ship, bought
at a small price, carried to l'eru, the tluano
Islands and Cuba against their will, and there
sold for a term of years in absolute slavery un
der the semblance of apprenticeship. The Afri
cans being slaves for life have greater care taken
of them by their owners, than the Chinese. If
the latter last until the expiration of their ap
prenticeship, it is sufficient ; their presence long
er would be an incumbrance to the country.
The imagination can scarcely conceive of the suf
ferings of these white slaves on the Cuban plan
tations ; suicides are of every day ocecurrence ;
rebellion would be certain if they possessed the
slightest opportunity to rise against their mas
ters. If it was right to make tho African slave
trade piracy, surely the same reasons will apply
with double force to the passage of a law decla
ring the Cooly trade illegal. MERCER.
MOVEMENTS OF ENGLISH AND FEENOLI FLEETS.
—AdvioeH from Hayti bring intelligence that on
the Bth ult, four English and two French men of
war, lately composing part of the Baltic fleet,
arrived in the roadstead of Port au Prince. It is
added that other vessels were expected, and that
from twelve to fourteen 'thousand French troops
had been disembarked at Guadeloupe. What's in
the wind
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TIIE GICKAT RUNS/AN RCIIIEI,V.—
Pub Every moiler should have a in ;
the house handy in case of accidents to the 1111
dren."
Reddiny's Russia Salve.— It is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for
burns, piles, l boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sere
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is n most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it iu the city of Boston
and vicinity fur the last thirty years. In no In
stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purestmaterials, from a receipe brought from
Russia—of articles growing in that country—
and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recom
mend it to others. Redding's Russia Salve ispnt
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
25 cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietors.
Aberdeen, in Scotland, or else from the scattered
fragments which the excavation of ancient cities
For sale by. B. A. Fahnestock & Co., Flem
ing Bros., It. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. a. H. Keyser
and 11. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh : Beckham &
WEennan, Allegheny city.
MARRIED:
On the 17th innt, by Rev. A. Brawn, 01 New Castle, Cnpt.
JAME? , LESLIK..I the Leant. IL mse. New Cank., Lawrence
C.. to Minx ELIZA ERVDON.,I thie
The ulnae wedding ruin• yeetetday. ant the happy
enntile Ittft Pm Cincinnati.
k the pn privt•q of Us, I,lli , jf,,ful
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••cli 1.,11 cnnu-t gne.ltl4lll lIIUSW Nl.lllval thavol -1T
• Illtet In tin"'t I niz rno Ihe m arehottot--1 *h.
!h. ,h.q. Iloe•
dinly or the editor's natictota—nt the Heathen,' , Et. hanint
at twoettr the niorltrolit'a n-to.rt at on,--.ln the parl, 01 th.
Wise:l—hut what mottle are tend) t, atteat and alit, It
khan for them In the Imre .•1 vtaiie drett.lhil Milli... We
uould say to the ndllk - ted. Believe and l.• heals.d.
.airr So Lail( adrortlw•atcnt Iu nnoth,•t column.
Sold uholeattlet iu,d rotall rut lIK. tl Witt/ K It KKYSEIt'S
I.ln tttattl alttn of the , tiolden Mortar. and at .1 I'
FL EM I NO'S, A !Int:tinny
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!
44rWx hare Jost mrh•ed a largo lot of Gents and Youths'
w,p If ATS and spring stylo of CA I'S, of nII colors and
which ot• will sell low for club.. Coll and
MOItUAN 00., No. 161 Wood street,
Next door to tho now Church,
Oa° door from Sixth .treat.
---
Sursll,oo Style.—We
11111/0 et Bprin style of Silk Hat that we will mil for three
dollars, that cannot ho excolled In this city. Call and or-
amino, iuid is ronvloml
WeNOTICK.—The Stockholders of the Little Raw Mill
Itun Railroad Oompauy are hereby notified that there
wit b a SIHRTI NO ,if the Stockholders of Mild Company ou
the TIVEVNTIETII MAY NRYT, et 1 o'clock, P. M.. at th
oni,o of the Company at the River, to adopt or reject th ,
Supplement to the Charter permed by the Legislature, and fo
other p
JAS. COLLINS.
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PROPRISTORS OP TILE
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville dr. Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET ) PITTSBURGH, PA
Prrreannan—
Wm. Bagley & Co, Murphy, Tiernan £ 00.,
Smith h Sinclair. HaMpton, Wilson & CO.,
2,l•Candlass, Mewls A Co., English & Richardson.
PHILUALPELL4-
Ragaley, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Soother A 00,
Wood, Bacon & Co. fieb29
ORANGES. -100 Boxes Sweet Oranges
Junt received and for sale by
It.I3YMER & ANDNRSON,
a . No. 39 Wood street.
1.14.
^~ ..
"y€~`. sF' . ~ ~ . 7a:'fi'r~.~a~,..YS.3~`~a[wr ~~s.~' _` ri...s v c:SsP~~~'~n.Y r
HAVING JUST RETUIANX) .171 PC - M
Eu Rtir R, woutilinnnitten to hie Pittkritit,Od other,
in Western PpinsyhatAis, that lie will Itltu,btitgh early
1,, the miming month, at,d t h6T thotto AilAshittg to arta t4t.in
,siveii of his gysteM otthatinit
Throat and Pulmonary Diseages,
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalations, Mechanical
and Constitutional Remedies,
Will thus have au opportunity so to do.
DR. VITCII will remain In PITT:MC(IH from
THURSDAY IMORN LNG, APRIL THIRD, TO SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY TENTH,
During which time ho may b• consulted daily (Sabbath en.
cepted) from the boors of TEN 'IX) FOUR, itt his Rooms
at the
ST. CLAIR IICiTEL,
Coreer of Penn and St. Clair musts, (entrance on Penn at.)
For all forms of incipient or se:anal DISEASE OF THE
LU NOS, and for all derangements of the system proceeding
or giving rise to Pulmonary Disease, particularly
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Fe
male Coin plaints.
Persons wishing to consult, but unable to visit DR. MOH,
can do no by sending him a written statement of their case,
to which a prompt answer will he returned, giving opinion
of ease and tasting expense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EX A MIN AT lON ALWAYS PREFERRED.
DR. FITCH'S associate, Dr. J. W. SYKES, will be with, to
moist him, during the four last weeks of bin appointment.—
It is desirable that persona wishing his treatment, ahould
.onsult him early, that he may have them in charge as long
as rku6ai isle.
DR. CALVIN M. FITCII wishes It expressly understood
that he has no longer any business connection with Dr. S.
S. FITCH, and would call attention to the CARD which he
hitnself mated Upon to publish immediately on his re-
Imo trout Europe. mliZtsikw
lIIIIIMI=I
!yr ••••. 1 L ••• 1.1
I=
MORGAN a CO, 104 Wood afrooL
JACOB IIENRICI, Pr*l'L
NOX
.J7Bk.NIIBK
RZFEILENCKB;
TO WIIOIII IT MAY CONCERN,.
DR, CALVIN M. FITCH
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent IMPROVED
Double Acting River S. Shaver.
rill( E attention of Shingle and Lunkher
k dealers, speculators and others, LI directed to' this in
s minable invention, which is now presented to the public as
the find and only practical machine extant, fur Riving and
Sic:tying Shingica.
Venom, coning and sawing machines have heart Invented
for making Shingle. but it le a Well known fact that Shia
eba rut or sawed wrens the grata uro quite tot. 1111hol for
nsding purpose. Numerous invektinus have rewattY
1.•1 - 161 for riving !tit nl/ 4 114 1 4, and these have all been cud/-
dri11...1 00 worthless, from their imperfect method of riving,
which consists of splitting from the aide of the block but one
which almost Invariably rum off. This difficulty In
-utterly obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Wort, brat aphis front the aide of the block a piece thick
nothrli fur two alniniltel, which is separated in the centre,
awl he no,itis of elastic gnidea each part la conducted
through a pair of approximating kuivea, which comph3tui
the operation, thou producing two ahingleei at every mroln-
tear
Tins inieldne will rive and Amen front the black th{oe
thonAand shingles per hour, of uniform ;Meknes* and taper,
miper tor in aullatty and durability to those made by hand or
any Other
are by no mean. confined to pine and other
soot, but works to equal advantage rek, walnut, and
odor description of timber that ran be split.
1.. k0.,0 of the machine ran be examined at t.
1 . 0 tr. For unto.. It, tlmts. Fifth street.rittsburith.
1 • timber “Inuale dealers. antrmen of enterprise,
the oven, n
urn field 10r apekalatirm, as there is no similar
i111..1,t ,t•tl/1
rile machine orrtipier but a rmall space, to of durable on],
Anci 1 . 411.61.6 but a 6.111 tiro htllltil , d 611(1 etty dub
our, mot • usu. 41,1.1 LINO OCkyll I:3LO tualtili 11,11.1 POO to
../angko per day, with about three hone power.
t or rizbt of territory, or machines, inquire at No. 31 Vali
oi at the CAI) lintel.
u Ali information will be Go-wanted by letter,
• dorured imlattitrthel ADONIRAIf KgNitAht.
S ti EL FA HI NESTQCL
IMPORTER DEALER IN
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
Nits. Na Wood •Lreet. between Diamond
• I It y and Fourth
PITTALICRGII, PA.
As - Tut sillsirtits.r u la•iir iiveuititt • ••11 •aitAtasi
tit• at ~f Itaistitrare, all iiew,auct trill
IM
As ; •I t. run. ma any kAllet tnlnne In this illy. I 1
1 ._ f ., m hauil a i ..•••eral aersirlineut of
II A It ARP., TI. Y, .c.,
II hi n (Inn ) I 11.4,1- , .. nji,lltiun parttisesers
aAfftiall. FAIINWTWIt.
PEK IN TEA STORE,
No. Jr RIFTIII STREET,
INFoII i:AM • uI TIIK KICCJIAMIK BANK
Pit laborgts, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
t11.1..v...1 t f.-.nUr? r 1.4 CASIL The
.1 .1. et 411 /Le dillereut 11,,vern red grades of TY.A
, t.. the Amer-tow Deurba.l, met
SAID 111.1vLESALK AND ENTAIL
AT Till
V KILT LOWItIiT CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAM, I'UT IN META LIC PACK
ezt, elier.ly ter thc, lnar:
Ti AA OF ALL tiItADILX, UT THE ITALY CIiD3T.
olyrrE. RAJAH., OXUA and CiItALXILLTH of the surr
raL ku sate
...p..risto, Ili the butane.. ts A IWO gleam:doe that
evvr, artsrlo 1.14 wall Le as repreneoted.
At/ IGNT, Rir Arrow. ArrerA-nuraz Yam tiui itsut or LA,
J A's FAMILY MKI/IrINES. S. JAY SIGN.
Vitt.butg,b, March '`Z, 19456,--(vehe,eel)
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. 513 Wood Street.,
PITTSBURG H PA.
_
11,..1,14 401FDI 111X1T
MESE
FORsYTII & SCOTT, .
FoRIV ADDING AND COMMISSION
M E RC HANTS,
Dralent In Wool, thdes, Flour,
114i“N, LARD AND LARD OIL,
•er 4 N rh: obi CE CFXZIiALLF. Q
NO. iV •TIULI 6TRICI7, PITTBIIIIRGB, PCIMA.
MIMEO
~elecry liver Wujh, Plitstrhilloo. Wells, Welsvll,
N...ts A U , , 11 Martin,
- ,
01..Dv Ilk. Koons lierstlns, Mita.
L.... la A Bazzot, iCrsLit A Garralsoo.,
V. Loult. KOLL
rl...maa• Bunkum Balms A Onnuell.eltoctnnuti.
11061.1y1 iA. D. Bullock k Co.
\V 11.1.1 AMS & ALLEN,
Successors ti) Arnold 4- William/6)
51 A F ACTURKRS OF
(' H I I,SON FURNACES,
'wrought Iron Tubing,
FITTING GENERALLY,
For la'artallitg and Va+ntliating Buildings.
si- W A A rill contract for Warming and Ventilating
llot tr.tter, lips ry Chiboll4l Parntfek, Chltrak
• S. to • 11.apitola Icactorica lirvert Lktrisea ITarellinga
11,gicca Jail., or Hotels. Na 2t. MARK= STltlin,
anla
WILLIAM B. HITS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
VON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD, LARD oil,
Mkt> RKEP,
sWIAR-CURED sod
CANVASSED RAMS.
A laryc k always ou hand al
No. 497 Liberty Street,
rrnsptißau. P)INN'A
'EA RI, STEAM MILIA,
ALLEOHENy.
4:07 DRLI F.R.Ep TO ffInUESto elthtt 4tf
may he len at the 11111. or Ip bore at the 5t 01,. .. 01
lAktAY, W [LYON A Ott., 62 Wood street
BR A UN . t RRITRH, car pberty and 8411illa1riptrents.
H I' ACIIW ARTY., Druggi4, Alkgherty. °
1 KulIN: CAN H, OH DELIVIST.
BRYAN. ILESINSIDY 4 CO.
ALEX. HUNTER,
UNAIXII IN
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
ND PRODUCE GEV'ER4LLI,
No. $699 Liberty street,
dts Itl pc
J AM K MLR, J■
KERR & HUNTER; •
Forwarding and ti,onui%ion Merchants
-- D
al - STEAMBOAT AGENTS,Iia
No. 27 Levee, behoren /NM and aim sts4
fotradapcly I SAINT LOUIE, Mo.
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.,
• KANUPACTURERS Or
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WIN DOW GUARDS; &c.,
Nos. 91 Second st. and 88 Third giercete•
mlll2l PIITSI3I.IIIOII, PENNA.
W. 11. SMITII W. W. R. HUNTER.
SMITH, MAIR A. HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ISt Second and 151 Front at.,
mh 17.6 m Pittsburgl44 Pa..
JAMES BLAKELY;
EUIkOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER
Corner of Seventh and Stnitkirtehi streeu,
PITTSBURGH.
Ir&- Passengers brought thus the old tannic; to Pitta•
burgh, and moneys remitted to ihrrope. ; (Pair
Fresh Fish and Shell - Oysters 1
JUST RECEIVED at the Excelsior Restau
rant, where all the delicacies of the ass: A ga
eon can be obtained on the shorted notice, and
done up in the beet etyle, and at eatidectogy
prima So don't forget the sign of the "RED,
WHITE AND BLUE," No. 111 Wood etnest,_hel e:
int,l7 ST
Agent for the Philadelphia OrtAtt apeNle•
CITRIC ACID-100 lbs. for salol . •
zah2B B A.Stilkoo
M!!=il
REMOVAL.
THE Pill ERGAN AGENGFit 59 Fifth
street BiaillW 114 will remove 0u %he h 'umlaut, to
thuirorrielciONVotaTimd fhiuhino house of
It. Wttrilit44 Co.
riiiitiver.isOeut below.
THE
Established In New York, Jane, - Pittsburgh March, 1102,
FOR TIM MOWN= AND PRZYTELTION Or TRADE.
Having Brunches uml Akm.ciute Offices In
N11W:..............8. Dues us.* Co.
BOSTON IL MGM S. Co.
PHIL.A.DELPILIA BA/owl-Am A Co.
• BA LTI?dORIS J. D. Nutt k Co.
CHARLESTON. ..... -....8. Douokass4 Co.
NEW Dotatass
. 4 co: ,
RICHMOND' Patent 'berm •
CINCINNATI R. Deuni.oan A Co. -
-
ST. LOUIS B. DoUaLtas It Co.
CHICAGO IL DOULILd&I dr. CO.
TIM institution unpplies (to subscribers ouly) all necessary
%formation as to the standing, responsibility, he., of Ater-
chants, Trailers, Manufacturers, Public Companies,
throughout thli United States, theJr Territories, and British
North America. It is a valuable soot iary to Importing.
Shipping and Commission Merchants, MS well as Jobbers and
Manntactuters, and to all parties buying Time Exchange, or
dispensing credit.
The eollecUou of debts in the States, Confute, ka, attended
to with promptness and fidelity.
Terms um& known at the office. •
.• IL DOUG LASS & CO.
Subscribers to the . Agency who have occasion to travel
through the'States are finidshed with Introductory letters
to the various offices, where they can obtain information
without extra cost apritilm
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
HON. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Pres%
Remsous Secretary• ,
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
Prrm the lite dug of August to the Met day of Dee., 1865
Amouut reeeieed in Marine premium $ 08,242 31
Fire 31908 B 2
•
Total premiums for live mouths
CAPITAL ..... .....
. ' '-: • , ' •'., -t5468,161 13
. .
iNVI2WFD MI FOLLOWS:
Ronda of Allegheny Cultuty, Pittnbargir, and
Pittsburgh 6'e $ 78,721 66
Railroad Roods. Odsk ~ 83,400 00
Loan on Mrst Mortgage of Real Mate - 60,950 00
- Stocks, Collateral • 30.684 00
Cash In Dank and ou hand 11,091 22
Capital enbscribed, (payment not yet due).
Premium Notes, not yet matured
Due from Agents, (secured by Bonds)
Expenses and CritelliDeletes
$408,151 13
Total fIZIOUra of batten thew:reel, but not yet adjusted:—
Die $1,586 00
Marine 3,000 00
$4,606.60
This Company leaanro Hull and Cargo rluLa on the Ohio
4/.d Mlssiarippl Vibram fen- w...ttree againot Loee or D.ran't
by Firee. UMW" liberally Whist./ and promptly paid.
avigitixas—[lon. T. M. Ilowes.Uen. J. K. Moorhead.
James Wood.
For Insurance apply to
THOMAS J. HITIMEA, Agent,
No. 90 Watfl. 4.t., bet. iVo,id and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE - COMPAW
OFFICE, S. E. O)RNER TIIERD AND WALNUT sr..,
Philadellph!at
Xi - MARINE INBORNticFie) on Vessels, Cargo,Freight,
to all parts of world.
INLAND INSBILANORS ON GOODS. by Rivers, Canals,
Lakes acrd Land Carriages, wall parts of the llama.
FIRE INSURANCE ON AIPRPHANIMZE. generally. On
Flores, DireWng Houses, /lc.
Are* of ire ibnipamf November MA, 1858.
Bonds, Vortgagee and Real !state 4101,0'20 04
l'ioladelphis City, end otber Loans. " 15.210 00
stock in Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's 21,060 10
Rills retell/ab1e186,440 of
Cash on .. . ... ... ..... . ...... 26, 4 390'69
Bal a nces In bands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Polities recently issued, and other debts
dno-the Company
dobscriptkat Notes..
Willtrm Mkr,',4,
J...-. 1111. 'gra!:
i;Jwuud A. /iurld.tr,
John C. Darts,
/.du, R. Penn..,
U...N0 U. Leipt.r,
%award Dkariluglort,
Dr. it. M. Thrst...u,
Ihass. C. LotNig,
Hugh Craig.
Sp.., ?dells,la,
I.Larlas
U. 14.4 mi fitip./10,
J. U. Yottaurt,'
THOS. C. RAND, Piro Proald
MARV LTLBURA, Secretary
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE COMFY
citurrtilePlrlaaL—osurrm BY Tin IRATE 07 PISII9I7.VAICIA.
Chartered Capital, $600,000.
FIRIC, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSIVIITATION
AARON 8. LIPPINCOTT, PreeWitt
ORRIN ROOM, Pecrettry.
OEM& MIN% Treasurer.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William R. Thump'',
Manton Gillingham, William PiesX
Nicholas 0. Taylor, Alfred Weeks, -
Orrin Rogers, etuies J. Fields,
John P. 8%inaa, ,,..., ; n James P. Smyth.
saorabs r 7 has boon organized with a Cash Cap
tel, and the Directors hate determined to adapt the busittris
to its available resources. To observe prudence in conduc
oig Its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of liscem.
Pittsburgh timer, No. 76 Water street
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
REFERENCES.
Xhe followlug well known and reeraddble Arms to Pitts
burgh have reference to them, with regard to the
stabilit nY• y and songdnews of tie Manufacturer? lien:trance
Kramer A Rebut, Wilson, Childs & Co.,
George P. Smith & Co., Hampton & Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan A Co., 11. Childs it Co.
A. A. CARUS!,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, PittsbtirgA,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Inestraae
Co., of HARMS/Mita CAPITAL, $350,200.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., or
111.11.kiniLPKIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, 8300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, IL&R
RISISURG. CAPITAL, $300,000. ,
Connectlent Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
LIAILTAIRD. CAPITAL.AND ASSMIS. *2,154,489.
Pe 1111musylv ants laoserance Co., of PITTSBURGH.
CAPITAL AND ABSETS,Nov.6,I $11.29,022 49.
WA. V.. lololl Tex, PxeottWrit A. A. Oewrn, &prettily
doel42lopely
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
coariza ON WITAIt AND mAiuthr mums,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROHM GALWAY, President.
Rum 2.eretary.
Air-This Compaq) , mates emery lusurazion appertainiug to
.r connected with LW
Also, against 11144 AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi INventasol tributaries, and MAILLN h KICKS
generally.
And against toes and Damage by Fire, and against the
Pl3lllO of the nett and Inland "Navigation and Trunsportatiou.
DIRSCTORS.
Robert Galway, Sonsuri MlCluthan,
Jompb P. thiamin, M. IL, John Scott.
J woos Marshall, Mold Richey,
James IP. Iluilman, • Maxim Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
Jobittfullerton, Mansfield B. Brown,
David 11. Members, Christian Zog, -' !,
WillisirrOarr, 'Robert 11. Hartley,;
Jeff. D. McGill. fel.lB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
.OP PITTSBURGH.
WILLI AhrEIAGALIIY, IreaktenL
BAHIA% L. MAILSIIIILL, Secretary. i
OPPItIl: 44 Wider street, between Markel and Wall dregs.
4161--Insurea HULL AND CARGO 111388, on the Ohio
rust Miseleelpyl Elvers and tribatatina
Insuresaganst Loss or thunage by PERIL
Also, Against tho Perna the Sea and Inland Navtgatli
and Transportation.
PITTKBCFRIIII
.ROUT. M. HUNTER
William Bagaley,
3atimo M. Cooper,
Bamael RAN
Robert Dunlap, Jr,
Tensc M. Pennock,
Uncbangti,
Walter Bryant,
John 86lpton
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGR. •
JOHN 11. 8110ENBEERGEIL
ROBERT ?INERT; ?
O. W. BIATIMEDDR; nand Agent.
WILL /AMILIRE AOAISEVN KIUDS
OV
MARINE AND FIRE Elmo:
DIEZOTORIL '
J. IL Shoenborger, 0. W.esse,
0. W. Betchelori W. K. Ahnick,
Isaac BC Pennock., T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, dt,.D. Occhran,
A. T. Leech, Jr Jobn A. (Inighey,
George B. Belden, 8.8. Bryan,'
David Wanillems. .
lowa suldsloArby parties Insured anden'pedieles
boned by this Compithy,srabstibendly adjusted and prompt,
ly paid at its 08 . 1,JC8, geIriIif:47EIVETREFT. 1.1.34
PENNSYLVANIA; ICNSVRANCE
OF PITTSBURGH.
all xto
~..
Corner of Fourth and Ethalthd o Streets,
Ammar= oapreAtciitid; t
sirhumre Btadfitg6 find o th ei P ro ** /4 0 4 8 .9 i
Amyl's by ifhwand th e Perth of th o 0011 All ilhod Nevi
githon and Tramp:sl*th= ' - 5 I
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patterson, ' :moo ~,,PaluOr.v_
"LA- Gerrit:Li, W. Wthintook, J. P . Tinner, ~
Georg , W. thaith, .: W. 24;thssen, ; D. Kt Park;
L Grier Baraul, Wad. liarak 4o %. 4 IL /4 ' .4o Pg , '
A. J..Joine, a Mime" B;i4 - ,9oggshith.
, President, ..:::,...11an.WIL P. MIN N..' .:
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DinrSTS.Eli•
James 0 Ilan&
Tbeephil us Paulding,
Jam.. Traquair,
William Eye, Jr.,
Jeetam L. Prier,
James Teutient,
Samuel. E. EtAes,
Ileury Sloan,
James 11. MeNal - Mail,
Charles SrAriger,
Itetert Barton,
John B. Kemple, Pittsburgh
R T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN, President.
lent.
P. A. MADlii - RA, Agent,
95 Water street, Pittabtirsh.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS;
OP PHILADELPHIA
A. A. CARRIER & RHO"
PIT T SD.URGH
Capt. Mark.sterling,
Samuel M. Kier,
William illngimm,
John S. Dllvforth,
Francis Salem
J. &boomsloo,
William B. Maya.
deal
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Fp- ._U
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AST The public SIT reffleCtrltily-rwimlted not ro conform ( '
j F - 13(.711, with nf - relf, t/13. 9. R. Y 17131, of
714 droodeny, N. Y.. the nortorr of "r.tX I.ECTIJRP:4
TIIN 1.1; VNNTIoN A I) CIIKE VONAti e'rur4, AND
LAVA (1 1 1 , LIFR," end long nod wilily km.uh for tho
IreOment of fang liver! Affrdiong, oil o o
Nlofoli J. I has, nttcr lersonol or prfictined unroll^
. 1 its p.,t : Ili., iv.-tero ootintry, and elhuv the yrer
lovo , l,t‘rn aluiutit froth 'flit? Citj 01'14* Yak (or
the purpo..l4 prnctielug medicine turyirrhere,"
oiol i nin uot how w,d It. lust propono to bu nt any time so
ohmoit from the city. I here not had, rim bare I now, any
prof "..ionol amsorinte lest nrinp, or pmr.tiging medicine etre
where.l donor, MO Will !RIM r4reir responaibin for
prartire ur tran.clion4 of Praciieleg medicine
. .
went from tulle:en °Moe. . '
Those who dealre my adtice or treatinent can obtain It
appliattiuu ' , emu:ay, or by toilet; to ray - self at my
nidenee'',7l4 and my tuatticluea and MO
lan ri.,41b.4 camonly la , Mid 14 applying to mtlor
•gUlarly authuribmlligt . ultn. -
Prmu-riptlutin, with full alimetiuus, will benent gratilitoter ,
, on application as above, and a statement of the' symp-
toms of the cow end the rentedlei prescribed maybe ob
ltained at my agencies. Adriae given at all times to such
pAtiontei without charge. I altroys,prepare all the medicines
I use, mad never send my patients to the apothecary, or sub
ject them :to the Inconvenience and harard of preparing
them: thstaselres..
DR. 8. S. FITCWB "Six Lt. Tiaras" above mentioned, a
new edition Just -honed, 380 pages, 30 engravings, and steel
portrait of the author, will be mat' by mil l or may be had
my agents. Price 25 cents—all but given away.
8. S. FPItH A. 81., M.
71.4 Broadway, N. Y.
March, 1856—m1 31:3wdaw
.O4' Dlgesllon of Foott--Health cannot exist in a
body when that greet reservoir, the stomach, fails in maim'.
listing and reducing the food to a cooditkai from which tbo
chyle end chyme can be readily produced. Bence, In a bad
stomach, yon have, bad liver, sourness, flatulence, colicky
pains, and a pnerial prostration of body, for want of health
ily eliminated fluids, to keep the varions organs in tune.
Reader, if yon desire relief from those evils, try a bottle of
HOLLAND BITTERS, n remedy greatly in vogue now for
bad digestion and other stomach disca.o.s.
Corm* i--To prevent Imposition, be ou'eful he ask fur
Ikerhave's Bitters.
.$108:101 al
•Ineb,w.!l) OD
fa—Told of $l. per bottle, or mix toddle". kw ss,.by the pro
prietora 13}iNdAMIN PAGE, Jo. o 00. Manufacturing
riiiirmricoutisto nod Cliembdo, pitteyiu-gb. Pa.;
LEILB CO., coruor of *total anti Wood streets: and
Druiteitita generallx. atilftlw
37.000 CV
66,137 31
13,838 61
11,6112 36
Hatehelor's Hair Dye -- hair burtiod or is
tired by other dyes, failed or variegated hair, all restored
and made lwanticully brown or black, without a chance of
injury, try• BATCEINLOR'S, at the Big Fartwiy, '2.33 Broad
way, where It is male, sat or applied, nine private
rooms).
Sala, wholorale and rotall, by Dr. Qr.a. IL Knerat, 140
Wood stroot. aplS:lwdms
• •
• NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIBSOLUTION.—The partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned in the Commis.
moo, Perwitnfiiiirand - Stearnbout Agency, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. • The business w ill bo carried on by
M. ILUNTEIt alone, At £o Cowmen:lid street._
t3alut Loup, April 2, 1858
I)ISSOLUTION.—Tiro co -partnership herr
tot•re er.iatini between JAMES SEAR, Jr. and Kum M.
nuNTEts, this day dissolved by uuttual consent. Y. M
II UNITE will atilt continue the FTEAMBOAT AGENCY and
COMMISSION and FORMA RIAI NG lIIISIN ENS, at 54 Com
mercial ertiwt, luid IN Lever. JAMES K BEAL Jr.
apla:l w IL M. lIONTEIL
lUPPINU AND,. LEECHINO. 2 : Mrs. E.
lII.IOH may he found at leer residence o 6 SIXTH t tr. et,
Nix Iltt, tiet,teen Smithfield and Wood streets. She has the
testirrnmy of many of the regular faculty AA to her skill and
long exptaieuto m her line. Orders u ill be limn' fatly
ett. apitamitlaw
MAOA.Y.I.N.E. FOR MAY.--
CONTENT:si A Viiit to the Silver Mints of Central
Anterielt—kiltixttated; Commodore Perry's Expedition t
Japan -- The fi °went Elusttated ; Martha
W att's Life ; The Rise of the Dutch itepottlie; Two Collie,
Erb-tots; The Stet yof Nero; TVte Lenses— Light ileexthtt
ti.taii of Samuel 'totters; Ltttle Dxrrit—by Charles Diriten,
Monthly Itiastrd of 'Current Eventn; Literary Notiece; Wi
tt:We Tuttle; Editor's Easy Chair; Editor's &smut : May Day
iu New Verb; May Day in the Country; Fnaltious for May.
Pm sale by N. MlNtal. & Ca.
aplB No. tit.' Smithfield street.
93,88/21 46
100,000 00
fob 7,:34H 76
iiioiui NISUKLLANEOUI BOORS.—
tai SATURDAY evening., April 19th, commencing at
cidock, will ho sold. Ati the Commercial Sales. Rooms,
corner Wood and Fifth stmets, a.Very,attructivii collection of
new Books and recent editions of standard work., vih dt
entreprises many hooks that htivs'neVer hefidobCCll offorod at
ptiblic solosta thisd:ty. Among them will be found—Lilo
ano Theca of tratimer, Pictorial Riskily of the Antorkan
Wass Ckvazzi's Lectures and Life, Collier a edition of Shako
iretuestortipleto Works, Lorilner's Lie - Mrs on Beata's, and
Arr,..Micfartune's Japan, Romance of Axuet limn Lund, mpo,
hoof itoy lag. In the South Seas, Rvoninga of America
Yinuaaßeil, Brackenrhlge's Modern Chivalry, Cbendstry hp•
plied to Dyeing, Wood's Recollectione or the Stage, Life of"
Wellington. Cliamhodi informa dem for the People., Froot'a
.11c. - 4a..ni of Illetog, Ilyenda AbleriCtll FIWAOttr ei Amid
ant. illitMented ishtion of Don Quixotic, Comp-firm of tho
Revolution, Prodteir's ;Minty of the Unimak* St., &e.
various editions of the standard _British Poeta and
Dramatists. and b Birgn-unutber of late popular publientionit
apt 8 P. M. DAVIS, A tict'r.
- fgHARD C. BOCKING, Manufacturer of
_ll, - stivErt GILT 31111.1..D1NUE, of everiaize and de
aerlptian, fur I o .king (Gips and Picture Frames; Oil Sr e,
Ste. 110 WOOLIMeett. up stairs, Pittsburgh. Pe. filar Om
SODA ASH, of a good and uniform quality,
10.3 mananctured by the Peunaylvania Salt 3fannfacharnut
Cu., at East Tarentuna, an baud and for sale by
FLEEING BECK
D5O galls. Linseed Oil,
15 I,llls. Castor Oil,
-KA/pounds Chrome Green,
'250 Prussian Blue,
p 1
EIIF I , I ,M. ERY A . splendid assortment of 1 ..
Perfumer - y.lml receire4 tuxl Air sale by I.
aplB PLENITNO BROS.
GROSS lIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlT
elr' TERS just receirddby [alibi) FLRIBING nuns.
fIONCFINTRATE - 15 LYEr--A new article for
N.._.4, making Bard and Soft Soap. One pound worth ten i ,
1
of Potash. On hued and for tale by
aplS _, .
FLEMING BROS. ...7 , (, 1
~.qs"..r
CIITY PROPERTY.—For Sitl(7. - 1 7 i I.TOT OF-e -, `
, , ,
10 GROUND on Third street. between the 'Furniture' 7
Warehouse otJ. W. Woixiwell and the Bank of Pittsburgh,
~
having a front ou.Thiril street of mart FEET, sod running c
ack kuncrt-layr rem Title indisputable and unlncom- .i
bored. For price and termsapplrio J. li. .6110,L01t. !,
NAT No. St. Wood st.
,
1 W ATCHES—AND JEWELRY. JOHN '
31: ROLLERTa.Nq. 16 FlFTlLstrect, is now opening
an extire NIB! . STOCK. of Gall and Siirer Patent Lever,
Amquir, (Rubio and Vertical WATL'IIES; in OPen and hunt
ing maw, of the nurt celebrates] kinglisli and Swiss manu-
' facture. .Also. Gold. Guard Vent and Fidi ChllioP, Seals,
' Heys, Mitnoture Casts,, Bracelets. Gold Pens and Cases, Pen- 1
ells. Toothpicks, henry plain Sri nod Seal Finger Rhigs.
Breastpins, tkar , Rings. Calf Pins, Studs, Sleeve Loops, Gott
and Silver Spectacle*. Sitter and Elided Spoons, Knives .0
Forks, Jet. Coral and Fancy Goods. Alps, a lamp stork (A .
the beat BRASS CLOCKS at till prices.,
Theabove stock has torsi punthawsl direct from the East. '
on manufactories, and selected with gr. at rare for We remit
I trade, anti will be sold at a meat advance nu eat.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired; Gilding and En.
graving executed in the best manner, mid Silver Ware nod
vlswetry nmilo to order. JOON M. ,ROBERTS,
apli Fifth street. next door to Market.
S. 8. OMITtlEit
S _
I.IOIiLDER RiLACES, TRUSSES, &r.—A
largo assortment or thew articles always on band u t,
JOS. BUSHING'S,
Corner Diamond and Market st.
CONCENTRATED LYE—The best article
_mew in nse for inriktog Hard and 's!tt 1a0 N2 ....: A lttrge.
eupply rtveiv..l by
opl7
CI-ITRATE MAGNESlA—Prepared freyit
IL/ every day, alwaya on hand at 302. FLEMING'S,
upli Corner Diaru.ald and Market Ma.
_
T_T , [ILL'S PURE OLD PALM SOAP-An
s ottu r supply of Wu exculleUt Soap received Ly
JOS. FLEMING, 4
-Corner Diamond and Market st.
(ILOVES.--=We have now in stock every
atre- of Spring and' &Amer Lisle Thread, Silk, Ak
Hance and: Neapolitan Wpvea, and- Almaindres and. Petit 's
Kids—at the Furnishing :tare of
L 'IIIRSIRIOILD & SON,
No:- Wood street.
'LADIES' NTLETS--Wa have ;just re
colvrd new styles of , Sock, 8 idand *WI Oatintlets. with
&Atonable Cliffs, at - L. ILIRSHFELD &;SON'S,
aftl7 . No. 79 woodatroot.
QUSPENDERS AND SHOULDER BRACES
of every description, at
L lIIESDFELD &
No. 70 Wood street..
RESSINO ROBES, of all sizes and styles,
1111113111 7 ELD & SON'S,
)17 No. 70 Wood stmt.
SSAW LS —AI A. MASON & CO. have
opened this morning another lot a - franc Brodie, Steil ..
•Cashmereoind other EIPILLNQ SHAWLS, very elegant an
dosirahleetylva.
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M, b• • 9 6 se I
A. MASON. k .00. tam last received 10 mqrp wee oi
pand&my Wool pauxx9ii; Aler Qtssimen* atid Stun
mOr Stuffs in'evetivarieti. - •
'A . ..MASON & CO. lutv
roonflvd n veryhme . nmorttnent of Dress, Mantilla, tux
Ikenet 4 Trlmlxdoze, In all: the newest and , most feshionabt
14yles. _ apIT
ANTIIARIDES-100 lbs. for sale by
rATINERTOCK. &
11 P. 17 - WA Ind-Wood a,.
lOORIOEROOT-2500 RtEk .•:$O. -Bale by
aIA7 • • • R• A. FAILNEEMIL co.
.1100 , ED 011ALK-250 lbx, iu iingenkfor sale
13y , • ~ { apl7l, _ •--: •& : .A; NAIINMOP.K.,& CO.
PATENT DYES-440 lba for sale by
apt? B. 6. FAIENMOCE & CO
- ffARPER'S NEW - 'MONTHLY MAO/
l,,,ZlNE,forMay,i Pod received by
W• CULDRNMItirt a co.,
Fifth st.., opposite tbe The
ePI
W.m'PT, APPLES - 20 bbls. 'day re
iredlo,tarealo HENRY It. COLLTKB,
207r00d streeL
poop OF LICENSERS. The' under
alttnodltditifef,Llbensini, enpointed ender the act en
qua Aft to Regulate the-Pale &Intoxicating Limiors,"
approved the Plea day of-Iferelu lab°, hereby notify all per
sons who intend to - apply for license under seld act, that
theynoW olgaidzsd; end' *lll 'he in tiesehin- at their
RO6ll IN'lll3 COURT , EMU; in the City of Pittsburgh,
on TUESDAY...the2W. last, for the purpose of apportionloF4
anero the Wank., „y,ow reships and. Boroughs, within the
Camay , OT - AllegliOY; the Hotels, UM and Taverns, and
mittlog.u - to which County inky be entitled, and that
they will also. meet at, their said room In the Oocat Route
aforesaid, ,ori „the . SECOND MONDAY OP MAY RitXT, fin
the' tin:4loso ortIXANINO 'APPLICANTS 1 , 0114,1011NRR
ortileriliiviirotisiatie of , waid: - act, and to, ugegifil KU
-1)11.11GRi fortindagaLust add opplictu;ita, andlo MINT Ll
eatOt - - aDua ac they may . deeid'etititlit4 to tt.
TIM Board ;re notify the pot& that they will not
quiplications froth. Or risannmeridatkom any
listrty..npplylogfor License,,at onyettar plane than iu their
room, and in iession. , W M. fr,"
AEOROWALIRIBB,
JAnnis PARK, JR.
apled3tdaltw
JA°. KERR. Jri
R. M. HUNTER
, JOS. FLEMINO.
Corner Diamond mud Market et.
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