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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
T C MOAT MORNING
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A Pittsburgh Work of Art— ,, Silver
code."
Calling in at the studio of Wm. C. Wall, a day
or two since, we found him putting the finishing
touch upon a painting which grtatly excels any
thing we have seen from hie easel.
The painting is what is technically known as
a " Composition," and is perfect in all the art
requirements for the highest grade of landscape.
Heroic is a term generally applied to high art,
composition ; yet this last landscape of Wall's
seems naturally to demand the application of
that term in its description, so grand is its tone.
The picture is that of a water-fall. In the ex
treme distance some high mountains relieve
strongly against a warm summer evening sky.
Along the base of the mountain a stream appar
ently winds, which breaks upon the view iu the
middle distance, where it rushes over a precipice,
between some grand rocks which confine it at
this point to a narrow gorge. At the foot of the
fall the stream widens into a broad pool, which
forms the foreground, and along the edge of
which large rocks forni an embankment. la the
left middle distance, a huge rock rises precipi
tously, high above the falls, and in the left band
foreground an old sycamore mirrors its pictu
resque trunk in the waters of the pool. Two
deer and some water lilies make the near fore
ground and give life to the scone.
So much are we pleased with the execution of
this painting in all its details, that we hardly
know which point to give the most praise. There
is a greater amount of evenness in the handling
of this subject than i s usual with Mr. NVall, and
while in it are retained all the good points of his
F tyle, we are pleased to notice a total absence of
his faults. Unquestionably he has great reason
to be proud of this production of his genius, and
Pittsburgh ought to glory in possessing an artist
;e s° much power.
In the sky, which retains all the admirable
warmth fur which we consider Mr. Wall without
an equal, there is a total absence of a hardness
which is perceivable in many of the clouds from
his brush. The sky of this painting has remark
able depth, and the clouds float through the air,
not against it, as in many paintings we have seen
by the same artist. The whole atmospheric ef
fect is beautiful; and while the distant moun
tains stand up boldly in the hnzy, purple dis
tance, yet the depth is so well maintained
throughout, that it arches down hditmi the moun
tain, not into them, and shows through the gape,
miles and miles away, still arching downward.
with far-off purple clouds floating between the
horizon and the vision. •
The next triumph of Mr. Wall which strikes
the beholder, is one—over one of his best charac
teristics—the painting of water. Enviable as is
his reputation for the "counterfeit presentment
of river, stream and brook, we feel justified in
saying that he has excelled his former reputation
on that point by the briliancy with which he has
handled the water in this painting. Liquid and
traneparont to reality, the river-pool mirrors
back rock, tree and sky with an effect unequalled
save by actual nature. We are aware we ore
using strong language in regard to this painting.
but we feel no hesitation in saying, and we be
lieve the judgment of better critics than ourselve
will sustain us in saying, that few landscapc:-
possess so great general excellence.
Space will not allow us to pause upon all the
points we could wish. We might speak, and
justly, in equal strong terms of all the features
which compose the picture, but so apparent sr,.
its excellencies that they need no word of our -
to
to attract attention. The oak and the sycatuoir
upon the right, and the ash upon the left, will
nt once claim praise for the individuality with
which they are painted. There is no mistaking
their character by the merest novice in such mitt
ters.
In taking a reluctant leave cf the subject, we
congratulate Mr. Wall upon having painted
composition with an effect purely American in
all its details. Many artists are successful io
giving the American tone to their paintings from
actual sketches from American scenery, but
plange at once into a European style of cobir
and atmospheric effect when painting a comp—
sition, and while they perhaps present nature us
it looks in France, Germany or Italy, or us they
have seen it portrayed in paintings by European
artists. Vet, to present a landscape so handled
as a composition of American scenery is ridicu
lous.
Mr. Wall we consider to he pre-eminently an
American artist, in right of the fidelity with which
he gives our peculiar atmosphere, the character of
of our skies, and for his extremely truthful de
lineation of the unsurpassed foliage and charac
ter of our forest trees.
The •'Silver Cascade,' for so )I r. Wall enti
tles his painting, will, we presume, he exhibited
in a few days in the window of Messrs. J. J. Gil
lespie S . Co.'s print store, which house deserves
well fur the bit of brightness they give our «um-
I,re ,streets by their unceasing attention to the
display of works of art at their establishment.
d 1/011.,r ('1,.)..
---:1 malt named Warren Bailey, tram Forest,r,
Warren county., Pa., was relieved yesterdsy morning
of his pocket book containing is check drawn by A.
}lardy, of the Granite Bank, Boston, on Kinney &
Co., Philadelphia, under the following circumstan•
era Mr. Bailey desiring to have it cashed here, sir
ited the office of Kramer & Rabat, corner of Third
and Wood streets. While negotiating for its sale, a
friend called him out, and he crossed Wood street to
a broker's office opposite, whore his friend desired he
should sell the cheek. lie put the book, with the
check inside, in his coat pocket; but while crossing
the street some thief gently relieved him of it, and
all efforts to recover it since have proved ineffectual.
Oar up-river friends cannot be too watchful, as Pitts
burgh is overrun with individuals who make a living
by "diddling "in various ways. We should not be
surprised to bear of a patent safe operation before
tong.
States court met yes
terday at II o'clock—Judge Irwin on the bench
Quite a number of jtfors and witnesses were present
The Grand Jury was organized and proceeded t(
business. The following is u list of the tirund Ju
U. N. Gillmore, foreman, J. W. Coulter,
11 W. C. James, August Steinmyer,
Charles Carter, John W. Farrelly,
John Caldwell, Martin Claubaugh,
John T. Whitten, I William Simms,
Thos. S. Rowley, Jas. McCahon,
Wm. Ural:lain, jr. Arthur McGill,
Peter Van Metre, I Jeremiah Dunlavy,
Samuel Rock, I Wm. 11. Reynolds,
John B. Reese, James Leslie.
The names of the Traverse Jurors will appear i
MEM
Liter Shipment to Wren.-- The " Diurnal" left
yesterday with over three hundred lumbermen for
Glean. She takes them to Welleville, from %hence
they go home by railroad via Cleveland. (tor rely,
at present, if , full of stranger, from up the rivrr. and
the hotels are full to overflowing. The quantittii. ul
lumber which passed this place on Sunday and Mutt
day was immense--larger wo think than at any pre
aloes equal length of time, and what is better, there
have been far less disasters than usual.
Another New Boat.—The splendid new steamer
"Prima Donna," Capt. Alexander McGowan, leaves
to-morrow for St. Louis. The "P. D." is of 'even
hundred tons burthen, and this is her firrt trip.
Among other elegant decoratione is a handsomexev
en octavo Chickering Piano, furnished by our friend
J. 11. Mellor. From the reputation of her officers,
and the elegance and air of comfort of everything on
hoard, we can confidently commend her to the trav
eling public.
Sew Appoitstmenic—Hi. honor Mayor Bingham
has nominated Patrick Pander, John ilordon, owe
M'Birnoy. David M. Spence, Alexander Dazell, and
Hugh Rice, as night watchmen, to fill vacancies
caused by dismissals and resignation.
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Special Meeting of Councils.
In the Select Council, present--Mosars. Alexander,
Clark, Drum, Galway, Jones, Kincaid, Lambert,
Murdoch, Reel 11, 'lay tor, Varner, Wade, Wea
ver and M'Auley - l'reAdent.
The Pretideut ...on"..tleed that the object of the
meeting was to consider the propriety of granting the
right of way through the city to the A. V. Railroad.
A committee was appointed to meet a like com
mittee from the C. C. After a while they reported
they could not agree.
F•ubsequently an ordinance was passed on the
subject by a vote of ten ayes to five nays.
MA I 6
Adjourned.
Conummen Council.—Present, Messrs. Bennett. Cal
houn, Dickson, Da Erect t, Fitzsimmons, Glenn,
Griffin, Hill, Hudkinson, Hutchinson, Irwin, Kin].
Kelly, Lare, Layton, Little, Miller, M'Clintoek, Mc-
Rehty, Quinn, Marshall—President.
President in the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Mr. Lare presented the report of the Committee of
Conference on the ordinance granting the right of
way to the .Allegheny Valley Roi Dual into the city.
The report stated that the C o mmittees from the two
Councils had been unaltle to agree. Report read and
at-vented. when Mr. Quinn offered the following rot*.
lution, which was road and passed.
Hesolred That the Committee on Fire Engines
and Hose be instructed to inquire into the condition
of the property occupied by the (loud Intent Engine
Company.
Mr. Hodkinson offered the following resolution:
Rcsoiced, That the Water Committee he directed
to inquire into the expediency of hereafter increasing
the depth of excavation in laying water pipes.
A communication was revolved from Win. It. Semi fe
in regard to the removal of a couple of large boilers
on the Monongahela wharf. Referred to the Cotu
inittee en Monongahela Wharf. The Councils here
adjourned for twenty mien tee, to await the action ''l
Select Council with reference to the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad.
asseinbling, a message from the Select Conned
was received, announcing that an ordinance granting
the right of way through the city, via Pike Street,
had been granted to the above mentioned company.
It allows the laying, of a double track through the
city, comineneing on the eastern terminus of Butler
street; curving into Pike street, in time 9th Ward,
and along said street to the Pennsylvania canal, I , ro.
riled it shall not extend further than the terminus
of time U. A P. Railroad, at the distance of 1211 feet
west fr•an the commal. on Washington street, and that
at no place where the width of the street i- le== thou
110 feet, shall there be m ore than a -fuel , track. until
the street is widened. It was not e,mieurre I in.
A resolution WA., ro, -11111101 , 1i 11 2 . a ~tonlit
tee of fire three from the Common and la fm Front
the Select be appointed to report the toot 0r the
spertire routes, via l'ike street or via I )lIfilli••110 was,.
In the C. I'. The committee i ionsisted of Mc- cr..
llodkinson, Little and Quinn.
Adjourned until next regular ilieetin:.
P;llNbtlrgh, Fort ir yr,
The following points base b een agreed upon
let. The stock in the several 'tads lots ing neee
conceded to he of inherent value. the relative %alto—
were agreed upon 11, to wit
°M.& Indiana Railraatl :dock ICA
Ft. Wayne Chieago •• 111,l
Ohio S Pennsylvania " Is2t,
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Interest in Murk. on arltsV
terest, to Ile allowed loth., tiny of
d. The name of Ow sew Corporal:on to be The
Pittsburgh. l'or IVasne Chwago I;aPrna.l
1(11. The sului,r ..f tif . .•en,..!
one idoili ho resident of New Vq.: I sir of Pt`l,l , - s
vunin, four .•1* f..ur of Points's and tw.. ot I'l.
sth. The ^r6.•!, oons.,::.lati-n to
to of the re:port.‘e C..tin pnuits on
2d day n•f July. it tl.
fth. It'as,ented t he the
of I J i rec t or 4 t o le hot.l it. Ow
thy 241.11 of July, I
There>hnli he a Pre,iilent and o, I'n.f lent
whn .hall be c:Le!c.l from
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bile which he constantly int , Id, .1... •
store It to Its Malled elate. died/tie Id-oil. and r ,
all impurities and eileectially el.vuse tine indina. )1 and
elle. and restore to them a healthy and vigorto , :hole lI
tine Way they strike at the ti. tof I ho dde.ale.
porea, externally and internally, i.roiid hilt tine I 0p.•,•-.1
perspiration, and obviating all ilisearaa ii rieinc !rem 0 Ills
dead state of the lien or stomach: awl for side by
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by all who have tried then: In he the twat tautly ttledtetae
the age, for the %ore of Loy,iale.iu, Caeti,enees, and a die.a ,
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iii,:t . for - ,..1.• I.) •
I" yr, " HENRY 11. 00.1.1N,'.
LA K E le
I:AIL-. 7 150 half Idds. IVliite Fish,
Trout, Salmon, Picket.-1, Sr.. for cal,- hr .
11.1.x5 lIKNItY IL (;‘)LI.IN:• 1 _
( 1 ATS.---21i0 bushel, to arrive and for sale ii
NJ' my:, HENRY 11. COLLINS.
GLASS. -500 boxes Kxlo, 9x112., 11)02. and
Hiiht, for pnle by I my
--C HENRY 11. CI thI.INF.
I)RIED APPLES.---201 bushels fur oak Inv
y
tnytio HENRY If eol.l.lNt'
TEAS. ----100 half cliesto. Imperial, thellpim -
der, Young 113,,,n mal Mack Tete., it, More told for
Kan by lottsl JOHN MO.IIIKHEAD
. .
TOBACCO. —75 half hosts favorite IJran(l,
for sale by I Illy;.1 JOIIN N10.)KIIEAll.
B ED FORD MINERAL WATER.--1n ball
bbbs. just receiNe.l ft Velll irolll OW :- I , ri lIIV, /111. i I.
rale by Inlysj JtIIIN Moultlll,ll ,
QUO AR.—Prinie New Orleans instare:lnd
fur sale by tltyfil J‘IIIN NI001;11EAD.
MOLASSES. -1-: 1 bid.. N.(l. Mulasse- rid'
sale by I my:,' JidlN Mis)KHEkl ,
D RIED APPLES.-- 1w I.ll,iiels Dried Ap
ples, in 'store and for sale by
FORSYTH St :WAlT'''.
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WASHINGTON, May s.—&nafe.—Mr. Pugh pre
sented the resolutions of the legislature of Ohio in
favor of the admission of Kansas with the Topeka
constitution.
on motion of Mr. Clayton the Secretary of State
crab requested to transmit the original journal of the
proceeding of the Board of American Commissioners
convened in Paris to liquidate and audit the elaitm
of our citizens for French spoliation.
Mr. Bayard advocated his substitute for the bill
reported by the Naval Committee amendatory of the
act to promote the efficiency of the Navy. Ile l ro
posesAo restore all the officers who have been p!iieed
onlie*Aerred list, and to investigate by Courts of
Inquiry iho capacity and fitness of all those dropped
who so,fiestri it. Adjourned.
House at the instance of Mr. Haven,
took bill appropriating $45.000 fur
opening the channel over the St. Chair Flats, Michi
gan. The bill had passed through branches at the
end of last Congress. but want of time failed to re
ceive executive approval. The 11011. e passed the
bill by fiq majority.
Th e house today passed a bill speeifically de
fining the olijeets for which the balaneo of the sp.
propriation of the improvement of the Savannah
river shall lie expended by 7-I majority.
A bill was passed giving the St. Louis an d T ree
Monntain Railroad Company the right of any
through lands occupied by detter=on Barracks.
Mr. Clingman asked leave to submit the following
v!crt
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
F It:T
joint resolution -That for the better protection of
the• persons and property of American eit item - , under
the law of nations and as secured by existing treaty
with roference to the thoroughfares or
lines of travel betweeen the waters tiC the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, the President he and hereby is
authorized to employ any part of the lend or nal a
foreeF of the country, end all for and use any 0.111
Lcr of volunteers that may lie necessary Ih pr•.n 01,
for the safety of p' , •en;er+ aLd others of our riti
201 , in those Localities, and sm•h forces may Le me ,
Lv Lim iu aid of the local anti:m . o'les or otherwise
U. insure the olw•r‘ance of such rights as tho go,
ernmet:t i,f the Unite , ' States and its eitiren, are on
itled enjoy.
Objevti... I.eing Inn,li• to the
to, , ved a =ii 1,, of I!
Mr. Stepliethr it ;u{rrd shat di,p.,ition Mr. (Tu.':
man iirtenA,,l to make the
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
IVI :V TS' EX(..7IIANG E.
President.
L. WIL:II.OiTIL
vice i'mrilient.“
T. S. CLAI:tOI, UB~). W. CASS.
Superinteneient.
T. tif)RTIIAM ,
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DIVER NEWS
'rue hivsa..—On last evening, at dank, It wen, X 1,4
2
inches water in the channel, and (Ailing. Weather warm
and clear.
Tut "Forest City" is the regular morning packet boat for
Wheeling, aniVvirilldepart at 103(, o'clock today.
Tun feet passenger steaulor " Allegit..
with Capt. Bharp lletnphill iu the clerk's t
tar packet for Cincinnati this morning—lea ,
Thai traveling to the Queen City shuhi
ts, SIA . III, their state-rooms.
Tue. fine steamer •'.l. C. Fremont," CHO
linuliitg fur St. luuis, independent of th
lion, awl will leave on Weilneliday tnuruh
C VT. WILLARD'S new mammoth Klima
from Elizabeth yesterday, and Is wrath]
Call t get Lelaw the Mtmougith. - la bridge.
Tut new steamer "Prima Onus," CmiL Metlowon, will
lesve on Wednesday morning for et.
Ttta substantial built steamer "J. W. Hallman" w•ns dw
tallied by press of 111.1A111119S ye.terday: .lie will positively
'rays this morning for ,St. Louis and St. Paul. title has en
ta•r.or arrounnodationa, both for cabin and mteerage pmoaen
gera—lo•sides, her officers will 1., (01111 , 1 I'•:itr ,utd attentive.
1. , the walli4 of all who travel will them. Th.e it search
of a good and aafo boat to travel on nateuhl not fail to give•
the J. If. Hallman" a call.
Weather cloudy and 17 ,, 411, MI heavy rains. Both vistas
rising fast The steamer "R.. 1. Ward" passvil d.mn pryb•r
slay, and the •• Netiraelca " this murnintr.
PORT OP PITTSITURGR.
K FFET INCIIC3 WATER IN TIME CII.INNZL.
ARM V ED.
Steatner Cud. Bayard, 1 1 ,111111, Elinibeth.
Eultall. Ileudrrirks.ua West Newton.
•• Jeflersun, Woutlwank Itnovieo
'• Ltizerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
•• Feneo City, Way. NVllveling.
Alloglieny, Cook. Cincinnati.
'• Beet eI. %Volk Dallipolis.
•• Chas. Avery, Terret.,
•• Eutliteiv. Ituwley, Illinois rivet - .
-• Nlinerva, (lonian, Naiihville.
•• 1.. l 410“11, NVilliannion. St. Louis
-• Freighter, Davis, Eanon ill..
.1. S. I'ring-I,l,n:quoits. St. L a tin.
Paul Junes, Dales, St. Intl is.
MiIIARTED.
Slenreer Bayard, Peebles, Elizals-th.
ilet.leriel,un. West Newton .
Jeffers.ut. linevioville.
Bennett. Ili larteseille.
Diurnal. Shoals, Wheeling.
Ctn.. tonsil, Ilamitton & Dayton Railroad.
(11 NCI ATI P AS6 F: NG ERS will please
1,..) ink, oeti, that the felvertiwtmemt 4.1 a Rival it,,,,,,
ehoil t: that the g v'eleck A. 11. Crum of the c.thie Pee,
v.ylvm eh. ihulreatl is the olde our which Bulk,x o,nhe , tee, Al
o,lltilne. The. ix Incorrect. awl calculated to el
at, therel.l . e is.,. dimly trailg, 4ml, P tg ,
1.. t and Cheihnati uuskii.g ch.: nt) sure cense atieen,
eet IttI.,LEFONTAIN :thtl DAYTON. ii,, ether rat:, nuthex
..,nu.
tint with the 3P. M. trait, the I tilt., and P.-nogyi
vauht Iron nwd. O. it BROWN. tieul A rye t.
Y. h :NoNYLAND. Agt. Pittsburgh. fol
JAS. Cl,!) IN .1. BANK: , ENO..'
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission 'Merchants,
pßopBlrtOß.ll OP THY.
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
... It 1 s
t. 1 4 11.6
rf; g ,
NOB. 113 AND 115 IVATER STRKET, PITTSDURGIT, PA
II: n.1111%6 11-
14 . 111. Bag.aley A Co., Murphy, Tiernan
Fatah Hampton, William &
3tltimßess, Mean/. A Co., EngLai
PHIL\ Ort.PlllA—
/legatee. Woodward A Co., Truitt, Brother d Co.,
Wood: Bacon A Co. If li2Fl
NEMUSw
IC.
The %larch Nuit—L M. tlottsclui 11. $1 Lard
Meifitation, L. M. llotts..lialk. 7:1 et, Thu
Nlar,ll du Null has run through I iu wit:
Mid Oar 1111b114..rs are mill uuithlo w ,/upply Ele•
1.7'4 ,p in Arrant ate 0. and nth odd, Ily
I u mud more guttural niale than any ot th.• kuol r\ et
publialied in America. Iflllllt.h.tha, .•r
Volk.. by Vraie, IL. Bro. n. It Trotah.re de Vetch.
par Henri Itieehen. Maldhoti by A.
c,dored SM1•1!11 1 . 1 , 110/, I.y
colored F.13;.7..tta.n. g,is,sl•• 11.-
74111. a Ani.•rt-m-rt, par IV. V. Wo.llnee. Trail,t•ripaw. of bt•
by II A. N.... I ovit.tti.,ll to
11111 , N and 1,14111:10/1. I.y H Ito In.
kW, --II tau .otla.n. Dita). l'elitta by Archer. A.
o Aolt d towhee— I hue, atha., 11 hite Mono tail. 114; I.y
W FvllllLalll r. Lu tlinwier. M'aid.datitt,
Mot iy rL.,gh /tele. A.
New ,ong.--Dreanni that Charmed no when hy
.‘ orn Xl,y u. 41, ill 14.1/14.1111 , ,, by dh. Has.
11/0111 11rnr,n1 spat of Barth to me k Home IV lion =oi
hlk up my nirawire. ;lodine wet Tear... Why that
T•.. II I,li
.all I be an Angel toe , The Botee peeping in
ot the hild Aunty :Seed. t%mtetepa of Aitgole—
uoi.l. 1.1 1....41e110w. I ant not Angry. Dreamy 01 Youth.
t r ,lu n.....id -- lnet received And f o r Cab' by
CH Alt LI rITE It I .1 !NI
Old ruirtalatahe4l'orno .1, 11, t 1 o•
tewhyse —3
y~(:(_oli)LF:TE LIST ()F 1 -
NIAIIAZ,I S hz.l. Its May. I SloS
~.,.,,
11
11,V1 m•antisl, Megaz.,
Pn toltui's apmtlaly
ko 1-1.• k.•l ...t N..w lm4 m..01.1v 11Ac../
I t„.l I ilkhy CIA It, Iv. thrt; r
1...1)'n
A toolotit m.)1.0111 -
t• 1.4%.1) . •
.I! •tt I,llnr
Ti.. N111....1111
MEE
Tt.., Imll. r.. 1..r1t.J, ..•I
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.1 ."1.1 cot 44,1.4 I
NV A i .11.1PV.N VENN FA .
Thew,
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tr , tkl. I N •
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MAIOI, It/
I htr t + N1441\ 711
EMMET
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h 11/. York , . 1.,
N••tu.ll. ••
1..1,1w. N. us 11.1 l•tin. II 1.. April 1,
- -
tti
t ~ ttt•t- 1r 'II, .4tl I. $lll.
1. ...t
1..t.t I Tut,,. ktwt.t.o
•!.hnol'•Cltitttltt.tll.4.4 ;wt.
It.. 1,, Stitt t 1
S•tttl.t. Ke)s,
11 tt.l, t iustr.til It. Ow 1.. tirt
Nt %V I.l'll,St tN. twtr. ..l Slat tl
QI • N DitIES
ICh. , box, 11,11.11,11.1 1,11•14,11%.11.11,.
IMMUEI
lIIMN EY T0155__:;00,,,f variou, patterns,
J ba •La',l v I.np2S; HENRY II CoL.I.INS
LEI' --A large and commodious Ware
.84(1.41,1 in “zo , of the 1,,,t business ~,v tres
1% ••• Elltpltre toi JOIy RAFT. un
mall Corner of Sloth and Wmal
QTEARIN CANDLES-50 boxes Just recd
rad. , by ,1.11)6) SPRINGER IWO:WAHL
T A RD---57 bilk. to arrive and fur sale by
Jij niv26 SPRINGER IIaILBAUGG
T? IN E TABLE SALT FOR FAMILY USE
:vie bag, lost rweived and far sale by
xtq REYMER ANDEIZ , G!•:
REEN APP L Ibis. this day re
rod Ay 1(1p1241 HENRY It. COLLINS.
lASII FOR WOOL—The highest market
in rash, by MUNGER HA RBA
_ .
ell EAP WALL I'APER.—The usual large
aKsortment cmnstantly rev,l,ll,l,etl.
\l". P. MARFTIA LL CO.
IV,asl attcrt.
EW PAPER HANGINGS.
.11 1104 1 .4, Plain anti Ttipentry Patternoi of brilliant rloins.
”linllttelllre, With 11 great 'variety of Anierivan
\ afl 1.31... t anti flot,lor, For Kalt• ba
W. P. MARSHALL A CO.
alit S 7 Ito,! .tract.
RSI RTS. —Gituse, silk, merino mild
rotten Lible I brow I and tn a slip ntiderbltirtm of all Klima
plot rrcriv.sl nt L. It IRSLIPELD k SONS'S,
No. 7U Wood street
_
SHIRTS S. COLLARS--made to order by
L lIIILSIIFELD A .SON'S,
ap,141 No. 70 Woo.) alma.
C ANARY SEED-15 bbls. for sale by
11. A. FA LINESTOCE 1‘1:30..
corner First. 1111 d Wcoal Mt.
O IL CLOVES--sUls ß b A ..fl p eis u a ‘ lt. ) l ;s bz eK I
co.
1A NEI, DECORATION S.—New imitatioret
of Wood : new and old architectural 110Sig1121 fur hnit
tog Ow nuno. Yor ante by W. P. MA ttSrl ALL & CO.
p3O IS7 Wood atreo.
1 GROSS CLOVE ANODYNE justreeeived
and fur sale by FLEMING BROS.
I g ross I•aysuo'e I
Cox's Geletiuo,
3011 the. Sal A mmoiline,
lOu " Crudu Tarter,
Ulu. flnu Drop Blear.,
" Rose Pink,
BON I) NETS AN m_.CYTILLAs.—A. A.
mAsoN R CO. will ..pen, on Monday, April 21st.
more fine Spring Bonnets, in Silk, Crape, Straw, Kr., and of
the latest Faris styles. Al.. another lot 111 Silk, Moire An.
tique and Lace Mantillas, of now and fashionable
0 . 26 Fifth street. rrp2l
•
AIiTRIGIIT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION
T y c..01e dm hood, and removes all symptoms of flood-
l'en,uns using
witionrs KATIIARIUN
Are ni•ver liable to stin.tr.,ke.
ICATHAICION
!I Ilir neat valuable ttolubdtiiln to the billet, retai ll ill g tit°
tlair in any requiroj fury,
r ii!. by Dr. t KO. 11. 1< VSKIt and It. R. SELLI , IIIIi
.1 ,L. 5 coal. anglt
ANT A NT I.:1)—A Situation as Assistant ( !ler
or '6lort. icer,lwr Ia a Yawing..op vi
,Lit cse N. P., at this 0005.
,
r ' "t•
• ..
ny." Capt. ('ook,
From Cairo
I By the 0 II iOll Telegruph Line.l
=llll
Itnekoye FUd , •. lAdtr.h„a,•r. eincinnuti
.tnnu•a l'xric. ..rt.
South Auu•rirn, Greet] 6vcr
I I' bAnon.
•nd,•ll 6.t .11,111.
it NUN I.:It .
N.. 3-2.
=IIEIEI
I.n do 1t0. , 0 SoAp.
:too kt.gm usoortod
1011 Corn Broom,
I.odro N I add 2 114ittin,:.
2. - • dot. Bed rdrd,
25
1.. llot
Id do Tol , , In store and for .alv I.y
JOHN Nil , ,Atllt Al
IMM=ZEN
•r• • , •
1856.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PA.CEET LINE,
PASSENGERS AND YREIGUT
seri - rot
tnclnuatt, Louisville,
;taint Louts.
is composed of seven
merful Steamers, unr
tpeed, splendor, safety -
ENLY THROUGH DAILY USX or STEAM
It connects with the U. 8.'31101
Nucinuati to Louisville and Saint
ern and freights are tiet-rbyt and
Two new Strainers have b.:: added
nisists of the following boats:
lksys qf departure
at i gunS '
from Pathur9h.
BUCK EYE STATE_ IM. W. RS.LT2IIOOVLS.,' Sun,biy.
CITY OF WII UELI ;Jolts 3ELuur........ ;Monday.
ALLEGLIENY 11. N. COONS. 'Tuesday.
CINCINNATI Itunans Wedutaiday.
P GILA PELPIII A IL J. ()uses Thursday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jens KLIZULTI.II... Friday.
KOH 1.1. O'NEAL !Saturday.
In. Leave daily at JO A. M. precisely.
No frel!rld received after nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For part ;culars, apply on board, or to
JOON B. LIVINGSTON
"} Agents,!
•
JOHN FLACK.
Monongahela house Buildiumi.
•
PITTSBURGH, November, 1055--idecalf3
WHEELING, &c
Pitteburglx, Steubenville and Wheeling
Pac Ye LS,
The MURK-4 L. Capt. J. A. SLIOLM, and the
A81.1..5T CITY, Capt. B. \VAL will run 11-4
WIJI.AIt. DAILY PACKETS between Pit ts
but gh, Steubenville and IA heeling, stopping at all internie
that.: pa - ta.
The DIURNAL will kayo Pittsburgh on Montlaym,
Fridays, at 10 o'cick. A. M.—Brava:mot, bile
will lea% heeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satitrdsytt,
at i!4„ o'clock. A. M.
The FOICEST CITY will IliSO leave Pittsburgh 0,, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Satordayit, at 10 ,o'clock, A. 111.—livroaNixn,
alto will leave Wheeling on Monday., Wednettdays and Fri
days, at i o'clock. A. M
For frett,,tt o r ',amaze
tootrd, or to
J. b. C)1.1.1 NO WOOD, A ;Tut,
Nu. IFS ?rout gtrert.
Regular Packet for 'Wheeling, Marietta.
ParkerKburg. Roe kingport, Pomeroy,
Point Plea.ant and Gallpo Ud.
The n.w and very light draught steamer
NIA HI.ES A V lift' CAPT. W. P. Tomixxca.
I.l=egit=iwill Ina,r for the above and intormediate porta
every Fl May, at 4 P. M.
C11,,r1,, low IV re g freiF,lo at the 31..ti0n.
phalli wharf, I,twaan lorry and Tort atreem
LOU lS ILLE.
F' or Cincinnati and Loniaville.
The tint' ea..ano•r :MESSENGER, Captain M.
!ILI INC,rt C. L. BILE:474AN.—.iII leave
for the - above Dud all intorutediatn ports on
V. Moo titL, at lo A. M.
For freiOJl ~ t i lon i or at the PITTS•
111: M lONE A7+: 4 OCIATION noOMS, No. B'2 Voter
my 6
For L0n14,111
the flue steamer MINERVA, Ca , t J. HA
k, J. S. IhAr.A.,,on.—wlll lento
intri ggteautv mto on Til US-
Y, Lay Kilt, at 10 u 4.1.K.k A. L. - •
•
For ta vigil'. or pm:mgt. apply oa boar 1, or at the Pll7l
- NIAItI\IS ASS(JCIATION KOUNIB, :So 82 r
rtrc, t. to) Co
For Louisville
Tim regular packet kU A KEY: CITY. Captit;i,
A. 1.,v0 for th, nl.,v and
Intel La 41,tite vont. on TUESDAY, 31my Cat, xl
lIIMEMI/111
For froigiii or passagn apply oti board or at t! o PITTS
BURGH MARINN AsSOCIATIO ROOMS, No. Ir 2. Wale!
str.t. my 2
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
Indrpenden t Packet for St. Louis, Galena,
Dubuque and St. Paul.
The nee' and magnificent st. amer PRIMA
NA, Cam_ ALEX. 310,Itn.a.N—C. A. I.IIGGEA
vI.O, CL rk. gill l uvr for the above and interme
diate pmts. 6n TUESDAY. I..ay 6th, at 41'. M.
For (resent m 1.1P4.1141: Mrply on Lord or to
JOHN BLACK A CO.
nn 1 IMml street.
lIIMOIMMIn
nO•nntor NY. II DENNY% exptaio
!A:Ea rtios --Clerk. Al Lvov. will kayo for Ow
41! t Aso! noernietlutto port, TUESDAY.
M A y A. M.
• •
f.F.i.g.itt pa‘orotte apply on or n t .fir
Iti:litill hooms, N„. r' ICn6•i
Tb•• ntou w. r EMI IRE CITY. Captain .1. )1
SAM . L. Hann, I
leave 1,.r the aLove and internmtiata
TUESDAY. May ‘:th,nt. to A. M.
i'vr freight or t.t.t.tv on hoard or et the PITTS
BUFINTI JLARI F ASSOCIATION 1t.1.8018, No. 82 IVagte
For dt;Lotdd and Illinois River.
new nteumer J. 11. WtiN, CA rr. JAMAS
. 4_4F5rM will bore tor the above RIM Mier.
modinte rtorte..n TV KSDAIr, ?day MI, lit A. M
"-"
. .
For freight or pa.otage apply on board, or at Cho PITTS
NI: 111 ; n M A HI E AS:SOCIATION ROOM& ap:to
For Nt. Louts, Galena, Dubuque and St.
The steamer J. W. HAILHAN.CaIptaIn W
fL
t.Z
ItAnu. clerk.—%ill Are for lb 5A it • "
•s
a 1.,. and intermediate portoth TCE...DAY
MAI' t h PI elork. A. M.
. . .
•bright or poeasag , apply On hoard. or at thr PITT:
11l Wit 1I ARI N AbSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Wt..,
ivt9
Ti, zioNutter J. C. FtIIJMoNT, Capt. .1. C.
Si - Lief 14. A. STO,46.I.SLE—M. lottve
I.l”.nrdiot. nut dittte pcts i II WED
MESI , 4Y. May :tit. at 10 0'..1t,k, A. M.
t.t pahmr,gr 0,311
For St. Lout*.
The St.t.lller LAWHENCKII 11.
k. J. 5 11C r,—WI 'II ICart, fur
nb , %V :11111 siltertuctluilo ix.Ell4 1111.7.1
1 , )layGila nt 1./ 21. AI.
F,lt- fr. i 4.011. fir pos.age apply on I*.ar.l. or la the, PITT.R.
lu 11,111 Az,5 , 0121.1T1.1./N 111k/311'. IS.k. by IS'ufrr
my 2
EV= l .=T!
'I 10. as..auser It. V. SA FS, CNN- .1. S. 'NI [ILFORD
. 4 '-4.:lrrk. WM. P. lit ME —Hill leave for Om C
and lateral...hate Iwrtnuu TUICSDA Y, May Gth.
at 10 A .•ISI .
For fr , trlit or part Ange apply on laaml, or nt tha PITTS
plilu MARINE ArtrOCIATION ROOMS, No. S 2. Witte
root. nliyi
I , or St. I.ottig,
. 0 .7? l'l•. r t , CANISKIGE, Copt. DL
Ir.rt , J F t LEI —}Fill i•ltt e I,r thy nb
--- and io r / VI/I.IIV POI V. Mn) CI
or I, A. NI.
. .
fu.i; lit or pn,sogo apply on It.arti, or at the PITT:
HI Itt_KlNltt. Witt.
ott fret. 11‘,?.
N.tSIICILLE
For Nashville
TIo• dm. r PI; I'll, IA /It ES Y.. Capt. U. Gnarl's
...I. E. kaaauX,—will k'.' fin 111.
:.I 11,4110 .11111.1, 1,4 to Oil IV King
I.\i. May ;t I. at I I.
Vol rr..ko,t Hi.-two apply 'IV board, or wl OW I
MA KIN It0(.016, bl 2 Marta
,or.at utys
D"QUINCEY'S NEW VOLUMESAnd
otbe, u N 1!,,,k5, just rrceis,4l Lv Juim S. Darigott. lm
1%1.004, twar
hint, 1111111... t , 1,1,10 ur.•: Itcacriptive. Critical, Humor
alttl Poetical, by Samuel
IL It.
PoularAt , ry of tb.• Englt'llWe, amnia.
At 11... and Tl.,M4vi n od Thought in Am
Mtl==2ll==
It ~ 1 ll,i urtire Furces of Mudern Swirty
litE•l the Ee-,its Capital and skin. by flutrle
-•
; TllO Ilereh, or Grecit Fairy
ill%
.Itivernie: Motley's Dutch Republic, iu cloth sod sheep:
M ire's Lass of the Aneient Ilebi,es. A Stud Journey
Lomat the World, by Ida lffiefer. The Queob's Sermon. Ite.
in Comm.. Life, by Can. Pedtiohrs Comparative
Phy-iogitonly.
Miss i ....ocher's New it,ske, Physiology and Offiethanie
and Lib... 510 the People on Health; also. her Du
blest is Economy And Receipt Book : the Great Book for Boys,
The Wonders of Sdieure; or Young Humphrey Bury (The
Cornish Apothecary Boy, who taught hinsulf Natural Phi
losophy. And eveutunlly became President of the Royal Sci
eietv.) the life of a wonderful 800, written for Boys
trabsl, only 7f, coot, Abbot's Learning to Think and Loom
ing o Talk. Dick•nbt Littl , Folks, for Children. II vole., to
r 110 TilEc RE DII'ORS or HUGH D. KING.
hero, a it tar clbtrihution of the funds, in the hands
the tesignee of Hugh Lb King. ran be made, It is necessa.
t , that th,se having claim. should present them to one of
the sustained by sufficient evidence. Persons,
th en , f o re holding eerttticates of deposit, or other evidence
ski who have isd already presented them, Itr,o
so, on or before . tho 12th day of May
itext,ozherwtge their cumin. will he rejected.
NII.,`ONNELL,
.1. E. MIADY, Auditors
ni.:lo:dlw:mel2,ll
NTOTICE.— -Whereas, Letters of Adminis
tr.ti..o have been granted by the Register to the un
der...holed nn the Estate of EZEELAL C HAZLETT, late of
Alle).:heny rmmty, deceased, all per Pons knowing themselves
indebted to said Estate are required to make immediate pay
tient, and the., Laving 4-taloa+ will pimento them. Only 1111-
II ILANI K. II A Y.LETT, Administrator,
WI LI.IAM K. II A KT,
01 [lmmo. lirtrt . Co.,
then t irattetl, to
Or to—
ayBdlawffwl Corner Wood and Third mt..,
NOTICE TO MACHINISTS.-A GOOD
M ACIIIN I ST can havii a first rate chance to etitablish
himself in busitiois, at ItLiCtIESTEIt, Beaver County, Pa.
Sutticient power, with a room on the ground floor 401104
feet, ran be had at a reasonable rent for a term of years, and
a Job of an engine, machinery and shafting for another
manufacturing establishment. about to Io erected there. ran
Le had to EMIT( on. Apply to KIRK d RHODES,
At the Car Factory, Rochester, Pa.
—There Li also on excellent locution for a Blacksmith
hsre. ap23:2wd
DR BROWN continues to b onetilted,_for
the cure of
ioug-stauding case,
to adl without del
Ithenmatblan
delay to get his adr
ty answered.
and
between Third ■nd
PRATT'S I.
iittOT
daily obtained, in
inu, No. El: POEM'
suibrotyping, as the time of alttinili . tialieh loss than re
quired for Dangerreotyyam. Pictures of children taken in a
few seconds in either of the above named atylea. Ander°
type or Davgerreetype Copies math correctly frnl2ll every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices moderate.
Our motto is, TO PLKASE. sublB
WXLKER'S UNfatAfEED-INDEL
IBLE INK.—I hare just received a large supply t f
this celebrated Indelible Ink, with or without the prepare.
lion. It is offered us the beet ink now In use. In all melt
the money will be refunded where it duet nut please.
JOB. FLEMING,
s pat corner Diatnnud allay and Market at.
• 1 - 4 PINE APPLES.-3 cases, first of
pm' EX preft, Mid fOr tilt by
I V 24 HEWER & ANDERSON, No. 3D 14001
. Aek.
1 .. ~,
1 01 4 ,
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HOLLAND 11T IRS
Echt Hollandsch ° Kruiden 'Bitten:
Two YEARS hive elapsed ainetahe inn
ductlon of thigeediudile mai', no tato the Unitedittelee
During thin time It 'has gains& tnivernakpoptagAtili
remedy for
Race and Arm, Dm/ ma_ .!irlfgestion, - Enufaclie,
Lau of Aehee, Deeinty, Cbstivenas, •
BUTZ and Reeding Piiko.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
efflcrcy In all affection. of the stoma. and. Wm da-si
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the reUaJ tt affords In
all maw of debility or weakness of any kind. Walt:lost in.
smut...neon& In nervons,.zheumatic and neuralgic sew.
Mous, it hat in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided gum
When eminent physicians preeeribe, , and tiAir patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly nut its virtues for ourselvee. •
FICVNAt AND ADUR.
A OW of Eight Nonlhe Stamling Cured by Borrhavii fro&
/mi Ediers.—Alichael Kelly, No. iI7 Grant-, near Smithfield
often, says : Last July, white running on the river,On a
cotton boat plying between Ketches. and New Orkeni/ Neat
taken with fever and agne. For eight long months l'autrutid
with tlarS dreadful dinette. The greater part of this time.
was onahle to work, end spent at least fifty dollais for ifiF
ferent mcdiriuus, but I found no permanent relief.' Three
weeks ago. one of nay friends Malawi upon my trying-Dm.
bane Holland Bittern, Raying that a cure was frttartatteaL
After taking It for one week, I must state I wax la land
man. I have been at work now for two weete; and Ititie
had no return of the chills and fever whatever.
I certify the above statement is true.
Tnousa ADAM, Diamond Nettie.,
Or at It. G'lnaliter's, Gothic TAM
TIEADACIIE AND DEBILITY
. . . .
Mr. Silas Liscomh, of Birmingham, bays: haiintituid
In Ma•rhare's Bitters a remedy for headache and debtlitt.
My wee has also used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also .remarbt that trio
has experienced much relia from its use for headache..
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A 1741ander's Rainantly.—Jacob Riruskee, living Ate Ai
Holland aettiemont of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, "After
mitering for some time the misery attending an utter prow.
trot ion of mind and body, I Nave been restored, by :Laing
imerhave's 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-Holland settlement in the United Shaw—argues
much In its favor.
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s'7ItENGTII AND }LEND= DEEMED.
Mr. John Davidson, Ilving ten tidies aboviPittabufgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, impel "When 1 contmeneettliking
Boerhavola Holland Bitters,' could betdly walk—now, I
enjoy expellent health."
WEAKNESS OF TIIE • STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
drt,4la, Great Cure lect4 by Beerhave's Flatland Ditto - a.
—The wife or peter He Witte, living in Holland Town, She.
boygnu county, IViaconsin; suffered moch.frcou weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She had been under a physi
cian's care. for some time, tut the disease Remand to baffle
even hie skill. She purchlmed some Holland Bitters a 4 our
office, which low given tone to her stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this Is
another groat cure effected tty your medicine.
We have atilt to record many wonderful =tea effected by
thin remedy, but most wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon, what we have published are from persons
much rt.ptictrii in our community, and are literally true.
J. Quissus,
Editor Sheboygan Nietiwbode, Sheboygan, Wia.
RIIKOM ATISM.
A Caw of Two Months' Standing Coxed by Beerbatv's Hat.
land !litters.--George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
suffering for three months with rherunatiem—a part of the
time so severely os to confine me to my bed—l have been
entirely cured by wring Poerhave's Holland Bitters. I have
bed one attack since, but found almost instantaneous relief
in the same medicine. It is, in my opinion; a lure remedy
for rbennudiam."
.~ i ;~ h 1 , 'l~kyY 1 il'
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This changeable weather Is likely to produce a wadded
of sickness. To person troubled with nervous Or rheuniatio
affection; we would recommend Boerhare's Rolland Bitten.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates from
sonio of our first German and English citizena—Petuutyi
varies Remit Zeitung.
MB WORST FOTIIIT OF PTI.ES CAN BR COTtED.
Wo are at liberty to refer to several ;well known gentle
men. Who tune rwrt, thoroughly tested, and now reccallmenik
Imerhave's Ilullne.d Bitters as a remedy for plies. • We are
not at liberty to pal limb their names, but will take pleasure
in referring any persc n to tle-m who ditties thle statement..
Fur thin affection, ono—ball of the prescribed 'dose &Wald
be taken—may halftasuipeonful—morning, noon end night,
one hour before meals.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma hag Indticed
many Imitations, which the public should guard agiliurt pima
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boorhave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. Guabote.
tie will 0011V11200 you how infinitely superior ItIS to all these
imitations.
Sold at $l per bottle. or six bottles for $5, by tita sale
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE. JR., & CO..
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cur. Smithfield and Thirdatreets, Pittibmgla
It. E. SELLERN & CO-, ligitggists,
corner :seimitil and Wood streets.
And all latirgii.ts in Pittsburgh, Allegiteny,larmiliglikm,
Manchester and Temperancoville. seysPAAWly
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MARVELOUS REMEDY .FOR A
MARVELEOUS ACE!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMEMT.
TILE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY •
By the aid of a microscope, we WO millions of little open
ings on the surface of our bodiee. Through thew thia
Qint
moot, when tubbed on the skin, is carried to any organ or
inward part. Diseases of the Kidneys, disorders of 'the Liv
er. affections I.f the heart, Inflammation of the Lungs,
Asthma., Coughs and Colds, arc by its means effectually
cured. Every house wife knows that salt leases freely
through bone or meat of any thickness. This healing °int
moot fur more readily penetrates througli any bone or fleshy
part of the living body, curing the most dangerous inwarai
coutniaints. that cannot be resehedly other means.
FRY.4IPINAS.SA LT RMELIAI AND 4 ,WOHBUTIC HUMORS
r-me ty ha+ ever done so tut:tailor the cure of diseases
••1 the Skin whatever form they may assume.. Ibis Oint
ment. No caw of Salt Rlhvm, Schray, Sore Heads, Scrofu
la or Erptipelas. eno long withstand its influence.. The in
ventor hat traveled cone many parts of the globe. visiting
the pi iticipsl hospitals disin-nsing this Ointment, giving a l
ry t. , usei••.lient on, end has than been lilt , means of
testoring countless numbers to health.
tis tRE LEGS, SoltE IMF:ASV; WOUNDS AND ULCERS.
Some of the most wit-tattle surgnonv note rely eoiy on the
e of this wonderful Ointment, when having to cope with
the worst canes of sores, so.sunde, ul.a•rs, glandulnr swellings,
and tumors. Professor Hollow - ay has, by command of the
Allied Governments. dispatched to the hospitals of the Ewa,
large eldpinsuts of this Ointment, to be need under the di
rection of the Molitall Staff. in the worst canoe of wounds.
It will cure any ulcer, glandoho swelling. stiffness or con
traction of the joiots. Olen of years standing.
PILES AND FISTULAS.
These and other similar distressing complaints can be ef
fectually cored if the ointment be well tobtest the parts af
fected and by otherwise folio, lug the printed directions
111 , 31111 d each pot.
Both the Ointrarnt owl. the Pills Rhea lii le used in the
following cases:
'tuitions, I.umbago, Sore Legs.
Borne, :Mercurial .Eruptions, Sore Breasts,
Chapped hands, files, Sore Heads,
Chilblains, Rheumatism, Sara TI runts,
Fistulas, Salt blieurn. Knees of all Janis.
then. Skin Diseases, Won other all lauds
Sprains. Sealds, Swelled Glands,
Stiff Jamie, lacers, Venereal Seri..
...Sold at the Manufactories of Prof -soar HOLLOWAY.
SO Maiden lame, New York. sad 1:14 errand. Loudon and 1 4 ,
all respectable Druggists and Dueler. in Medicine through
out the United Steles. anti the , •ivilizetl world, in pots, at 1:5
amts, 62 . 1 , cents, and $1 each.
wg_ There is It Lamsulerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
K linul dge
N. R. Directions for the guidance of patients in evsev dis
orlier are affixed to oath pot. mf3
AC ARLrrio TILE L A DLES._
DR. DGPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in Dr. Guyon
co'a Gulden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They hare been
mavl In the private practice of old Dr. Dupont° for over 30
years, and thousands of ladies coo testify to their great and
neverfailing success in almost every else; iu correcting
irregularities, relieving painful and distressing menstrua
tion, particularly at the chriugp of life. From 6to 10 rah
will cure that common yet dreadful disease., the Whites.
Nearly e, cry holy in the land suffers from that complaint.
The above pill has peruutuently cured thousands, and cill
cure you if you use them. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they remove albobstructious, resttentuttpro to its
proper chanuol. anti invigorate the whole ifyite . M. Ladies
whose health will not permit as increascioffa m ikyorilLfind4
these Pills a successful prevtm tire. liniparticrl dam ace di
rections on the box. Nice 61-- and will be sent to holies
I confidentially, by mail, by enclosing ,sa to either of the fob
lowing agent.,
Sold by SAMPLE & REED, general Agents for Allegheny
City; FULTON'S Drug Storu, Blrmiugliran, JOHN P. scut',
and by W. A. GILDENFENN EY & CO., No. 4a, Fifth stmt.
opposite the Mastro, Pittsbargh..lio u ill supply dealers at
proprietor's prices. Sold by all Druggists In the. city and
United Staten. apr2l.:eind4i
DRIVATEE D!SASES—DR. BROWN, No.
60 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
streets, devotee his entire attention to 00 Office Pew> •
tics. Ills business is, for the moot part, confined to g .
private Vimerral .Dimues. and such painful affiwious, •
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and eaten.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions. thmorrhea,Oleet, Stricture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the SkK,d, with all-diseeses
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eraptions,
Tatter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakness.
Impotency, piles, Rheumatism, Female Weeknews, Monthly
Suppressions, Diseases of the JdintSs Visttlin in dho,Rervous
..Affections, Pains in the Deck and Loins, Irritation of the
;.Bladder and Hskbleys, incceasfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty yaws' practice (ten in this city) enablea-Dr. Brown
to offer assurannes of a speedy cure to all who may come on.
der his care.
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Office and Private Consultation R 0013311 LA Smithfield at.,
between Third and Ft urth etreeta.
Aar -Charges moderate. novfiniewly
BROWIIA.T HOME.--Dr. BROWN
is now at his new .quarters. No. 60 EMITIIYIELD
STREET, where the tainted are invited to call. Oertain,
safe and speedy cures In all asses guaranteed. Persons at-
Mated with the following diseases should man fail to get hie
advice; Syphifils, Gonorhce Giant, Strictures, Uretbal
Ilia
charges, Impurity of the Blood, and All diseases of Venereal
origin; Skin Diseases, Tatter, Ring Worm, Mercurial Piths,
Seminal Weakness, Monthly - Suppressiona, Mamma , bf the
Joints, Fistula In Ano, Nervous Affections, Pain in - the Back;
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys. a,7
DRAWERS .—We have now on hand a fail
assortment of Linen, Muslin, Lisle Th read, alums, Me •
ri no, Silk and coturatinsvons of all sizes. at
L. BIRSILIM.D & SON,
a. No, 70 Wood 'trust.
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