LOCAL AFFAIRS.
me Burning of [he OrOssman.
We blip the following particulars of the burning
of tie Crossman from the Chronicle "of yesterday,
as obtained from Mr. Thomas Daffy, one of the engi.
noors, who has returned to this city :
The explosion occurred,. on Thursday evening,
about 7 o'clock, and,while the boat was under full
headway. Mr. D. had just left his "watch," and
was taking supper in the cabin when the explosion
occurred. The shock was quite trivial, and was
scarcely Loticed, by those above. Tho "nigger"
boiler only exploded, and had the crew and passen•
gore but exercised a little caution, the loss of life
could not have been anything so largo as it is.
Immediately titer the explosion, Mr. D. went down
to the main deck, !.n.l saw several of the passengers
jump into the river. He 'believes that many lives
were IM:!' 1 , , , ,nti543 the pa,i , engers, iu putting
on the lif.',•prescrvers, fastened them below the hip—
thus rendering lain, • rue moment they jumped
into the ea iec, that their head would go under.
Mr. Duffy remained on the boat until the flames
had neari encircled her, and was finally taken off
by the which was under charge of Mr.
and ennui around just in time to save hies.
Mr. RobN.t Duffy, chief engineer of the Cressumn,
and a brother of Mr. T. Duffy, retrained by the boat
till the last. lle showed the greatest presence of
mind throughout the trying scone, and to his cool
ness, and that of the officers of the Mariner, may be
attributed the fact that so tow lives were lost. Mr.
D., in the cud, had to jump into the river, and had
swam some three hundred yards towards shore, when
ho was picked up.
It is gratifying to know that the accident was not
the result of carelessness. It was one of those oe
curronces against which no precaution avails, and
which will happen occasionally, no matter how care
ful may be tho engineers or the officers of the boat.
The Crossumn is a total loss, and is insured [or seine
$2,500 in this city.
Wm. Radcliffe mid James Daniels, resistant engi
veers ea the boat, aro among the sardd•
New Printmg Pregs
A rd'otiling press upon a new principle has l)en
invetitoil by Samuel Etiehn,, of this city, son of, Wilson
ra l lies; pressman of the " Morning Post," a large mid
cemplote model of whieli inay be soon in this otlice,
whi c h if hold of at mice by soipe of our 'fag(
Eastern prose inanufAetur , 2. , !night make their
for
tunes, We arc but little gifted in mechanics, tinti
cannot folly, or :NOe feebly. describe its merits; but
one et its (thief feature , I; to work both shies of the;
sheet at once, with one feedieg, and with unerring
register, without peietio?r, which all printers will
understand is a great dedderatutn. The press has
two beds and t: , cylinders, constructed that they
can bn detaehed and worked separately. It is not
deemed advisable to mention the other novelties
which this presl has over all others ever invented,
as the whole affair may be the subject of private ne.
gotiation; it to sufficient to know they are many,
simple and valuable. 'the inventor is a young man,
full of inechauical ingenuity, and it is, a pity he in:
deprived of the! ineaes to manufacture What has cost
so much time and thought to complete and perfect.
Suca heads and hands with Taylor or Hoe would not
only increase their fame, but fill their pockets. We
hope some of these gentlemen will condescend to
examine into the merits of this press, which has been
pronounc by our first mechanics to be superior to
anything ever invented in the line_ To deliver a
sheet printed on both sides at one revolution. requir•
inf.: but one feed boy, to make perfect rogiaer with
eat pointing, reqeiriug but little power, with the
other improvements, mould attract The attention it
desofvea--and we sinecrdly hope it will.
Coiniaptcd —M'Creary, Um man who was charged
with higl,way roblnry, ociemitted on James Mas
tin on Sunday of , 4,, his b..on committed to jail.
Quito a numbs witnessei have been examined
,-lihout the mar or, but the statements made by there
are very Con t radiet ery. Sufficient evidence, however,
has been received as tO identify M'Creary as one of
the two whe knocked Mustin down. Suspicion also
attiohed to a man mimed Ing9mar, an information
was sworn out against hinu and a warrant issued, but
on the offi2era going in search of him, he could not
be found; ho had " gone to the Country." No
doubt he will be captured, and wo think thoro is sell
client evidence to give those gentlemen a situation in
Major Beckham's establishment.
,Brutai A. German named IVm. Endres,
residing itt Duque:m borough, started to walk into
the country on Sunday morning last, when he was
.iattaelced by a party of man, who knocked hint down
and boat him unmercifully. They then dragged him
to the river, and imileavored to throw him in, through
a hole in the ice. He succeeded, however, in making
his emano, awl immettiately [wide an information of
the facts h„ fora Alderman Pmhoup. Warrants were
issued at once, bat the party gutting wind of it, they
managed to get off. They will; however, be caught
shortly, and we horm they may be brought to justice,
iltbteki of this brutal character ere becoming very
common, Et:Teel:oly in dietriets remote from tho oily.
Thr It'oqee awl the Crop.—Yestc!rdas %vas ti
very disagreb ide iy; morning it coin umne
itnoi efntinurl Ity without in'tertnissi,in.
;.pink th 47 wa ..dri , l have littla or no inc
for next sammar ; 71.11 V on far advanced
that we cannot expo L to st , .•. conch ire itt the river.
Tin ice men in, the ba=t of it, by cutting.
out' the ice whir , it has gorg•id between the railroad
bridge and the A.toeitter. It is but a few inches in
thiektiss, but still better than none. We may ev•
foot to pay well For thif, luxury next summer.
7ril of John i?;chard.o.—Tho Court of Over and
engAgod all thy yo3terday in the tri,.
of John Itiehards for the murder of Henry
111.10. No now oviditieh for the Commonwealth, rtha
but little for the tlefene: the effort for the prisoner
was to corroborate the i,tiltemont made by him liefor,
the Mayor at tholime of his arrant: The ease will
probably bs oonelud,d tit day.
Dangcrual.—The cros:i tho eurc:sr Cherry
alloy and Fourth tuisorsble condition.
It is wit only alw•r: for pj:TdOrians, btu
per6ons who arc e tarcksl to p ass itris p.dlit in vehicles
oomph-in that ca:l4nitu catir , oo is 11 , 10 ,f.`_ , .: l !try to avoid
breaking wlicuis and :metre,, , , abrupt is: the do
scant. We hope the propor .‘ut+o - ditiea will see t.,
this pinta..
Projedsor r . .ta‘dtt!.--There was quite it
large audience it Laidystra if..l it.tt evening at the
cdneert of Prdtl; , - - tir pupils. 'rue pro.
gramme wai v.trittd and interetsdin;,, and the yutimit
performers. act! titml th6tut-elves admirably. Mr.
Watuelink it 0,0 of uur hail music teachers, and this
fact tVa, tveil evtdttnced in the attainments displayed
by his pupils last cvutding.
The bid we'ither yesterday many
ar3 anxious to scie Mre. Mansfl3ld nt
the b,,fore she loaves. She will
routain tio;y until Friday. fier treatment of deaf
-116:54, tlincss and dii3nie, ie epolton of
eery highly ILA biing rational, not uuploa2ant, and
tiukto proteptly etfeetird.
1 ) ;114ba , •ylt Huron took a honofit
last-evoodi:.s, soil altheugh the w,ither was quit(
nople:oarit 6ho g0.,41 a udienc e , w h o seemed
woll plea!e , t with her porfunnutw!.,. for engages
moat is now ed,end. • This ovoidal; the new "sons&
tion drama" of die, "Pitd,cor Patriot, or the Maid of
the War Path," will ho pre.contod.
it: the Gayeties this week
are not so urge :i': they wore during the engagement
,•i' Mr. Mr. luttas MAdisen appears nightly
is his.wurd,.rful Icitts of strength, lie appears to-
DigLt, and Oly J
. 11111,19 of the " Mieeralli, or the Dy•
io • (t ,,4 " " " will also be presented.
3 / 4 .7of's Oji,:‘ , .--At the Mayor's office, yesterday
Divretag, thero w:IA futtrt , :en , persons in attendance,
Charged - wit% va4r :Noy, drunkenness and disorderly
Tkir eises re properly carad for by the
Miyor by tiq i.tlpri3ennieat, and, in a few in
stances, acgaittal.
Gymnaqic Ei.:ltibition.----We did not enjoy the
Pl)asuro of attending th 3 exhibition of the Pelytecb•
nic ApaGeiation on Monday evening, but we are in
i,raied by thorn e..hr, were pre7ent that the perform.
cuces were h;ghly credivblu and entertaining. Quite
'n large audience was'presont including a great num
ber of ladies.
A Row.—Ua :+4 ,- raday night a number of persons,
male and fituale, got into a " (1111,33 " at ilia house of
Mrs. Scanlan in the Sixth Ward. Five of the party
wPse arrested and taken before Alderman Rogers,
who committed throe of them, and allowed'the other. ,
to go on payment of a fine.
Beating U 4 Wife—A n , don named Gilson, residing
in the Filth ward, was arrested on Mond ty evening,
charged with ik , hipping his wife. Yesterday morn
i7 ho brought befor3 the ALtyor and fined 410
and costs.
WY( rid COSI rt.—A verdict has boon rendered hi
this Court. for $2,375 in favor of the plaintiffs in the
ciil3 of the Pittsburgh and Coouellsvills Railroad vs.
James .51.'Cally.
Fire,—Tho oil mill lof \V. C. Stockton Jr, Co., situ
at, - 1 on Reiman. stra4, AlleAheny, caught fire from
the friction of the amachinery, about noun, on Mon-
day, but wai estingui,:bod before much damage woo
done.
Siles of fo!lmving stocks awore sold
1 .3t evening /I t, VIC C nrci•,! 5.th3 , 3 Itonn of P. Pi!
J) 'via, No. 51 Fifth Ftr.nt :
G 2 sh.irei ILtuk of Pittbloirll
5 Wink
The Pittsburgh mut C , ppr Mining Coin
pm . ) , haro declared a dividend of ton dollars )o
No busiroma of ituportanee was transacted nt the
All-gheny Mayer's (;ffico yesterday.
L'aghtos, sacks and frock overcoats fur men, youth
b ,, ya: dress and lin inaaa oats, neatly cut and
made; fine prom, and silk vests, a largo variety of
lino and coirtuvm [wits, now on hands and selling at
very close rates by Carnaghan, Allegheny. Special
atteetiou is invited to IL full stock of has coatings
p If MIA& iug3, kept exohysively• for custom'
w. de, which, with a choice vatioly of gloves and
h,..ittry, shawls, ninfilerJ, ties, will be disposed
of at favorable prices. Terms strictly sash—hoots
th,!, low raw.
An information was lodged yesterday against Mill
Culbertson, of Ducinesim borough, for keeping a die.
orderly house—the "Raftsmon's House." 'She was
arrested and committed for , hearing. This is the
plan where the party who 'attacked Mr. Eudree, no
ticed in another place; were congregated.
The Washington Infantry and Jackson Blues hay.
boon notified to attend the execution on Friday
companies, with the Duquesne Greys, will
make quite a battalion of soldiery.
The wife of Alexander King, who died in Phila
lelphio on * Saturday last, was buried yesterday. The
uneral was a very large one.
The Greatest Invention of the Age—The
Excelsior Shingle 111111..-Who Wants to
Get Rich! Everybody I
Then lot everybody pay a visit to the Great Western
Planing Mills, on the corner of Murbury street and
Duquesne way, and coo the Excelaior Mill make
sixty perfectly formed shingles in G, minute. But
wo would advis& anybody wishing to eotatre the
moans of rapidly ac cumulating a fortune, to call
soon, a:3 wa aro di posing of Shop, Township, Conn •
ty, State :ma 'forritc , rial rights itlimoit ,is ft no we
can draw up tue deeds'. We blvn, fIR yet, sotuo val
uable rights for sale—thotetero, yo who would at
some future roll in your costly carriages, bad better
Call soon,
W,, do not ask• any ono to purchago, until after he
ha,. thoroughly exotnino,l the miii, and perfectly nn
derotandg the prineipleg up ro . which it is con-
streeted.
The host evidence we can give of the great value
of this maehiro, is the work it performs.
The shit.glos made by it are more perfectly and
beautifully formed, and command a much higher
price from dealers than those made in any other
way.
The public ar, , respectfully invited to call and see
tho nulchina in oparati‘m at the above named place.
The Preprieors can always ba found at the St.
fiigholas Hot.;l, corner of iirant and Fourth Qtreets,
Pittsburgh.
JENKINS„ UTT & LYNCH
GLYCERINE!
. - (3 LYCERINE ! ! •
GLYCERINE!!!
GLYCERINE!!!!
One of the best a rtiAe9 for chapped hands now in
5 , ,,„ , :ne. Warranted a sure cur°. For sale at .
SUPER'S DRUG STORE,
and St_ Clair wirrora.
4 Dlt. I.IO3ThirTER'S STO 1I SC tI 11ITTt;lt3, fur many
yeara, 11/W3 lout the very; reputation among all cla4ses,
and thu fact that they aro pure and healthy tonic cantri
bale daily to their well tleeorvad popularly fur removing
hunkt , a from the Stint curin all as ruptome or
p cans at Dy . and renovating and building
up the entire phyeical systeru—tay bare no tame - Hurd. We
cocamm •ni.l Da. FIOJTE7TER'i L'IDT.SISS to
all who duff-.r from Dyspepsia Complainte rte a poeitisit And
unfailing remedy, and one that will bring the entire man
to a inner healthy condition. Nothing can be morn valua
ble as it tonic than a wine gime a these Bursae taken be
fore moats. Our roadare ahould not fail to try them.
ni soli, by , fruggikt3 and 41 , a161.5 generally, everywlture,
10STETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturera and Propriotors,
No. 2137 Penn itreet.
ARRIVAL OF AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
'WATCH ES AND JEWELRY,
REINEiIIAN & MEYRAN'S,
42 Fifth: street, near Wood,
E W
WOULD MOST RESPECJTFULLY
call the anent on of our friends and the public io
general, to our new stock of
•
Gidd and Silver Watches.
CLICKS, the largoit and•beitt selected eteck in the city;
J' , IVELItY, in all iii variety;
SILVER SP JONS, BUTTER KNIVES, SALT SHOVELS,
Etc., Telesi•onee, Magnifying Glivses, Portmonuaies, Coral
,Ariniete and Neck Laces, etc., etc.
SPECTACLES, (to euit all aged.) Old frames re-fittrd
with new glaiews. .
00I.D P ENS, our own make warranted, when points come
off we exchange them for p• , rfect Once.
.P. s.—(Mr Watches. we import direct front Frillland and
France, which enablii; no to cell them at New York prices
idther to the 'trade or Retail. In addition to the above we
keep constsiddy on hand au extensiv • stock of Watch and
Click 7.lat•Tfals, and Watch-Makers' Tools, to which we
would direct the attentl ,, n of Watch-)l4lcore. fe3
SALED PROPOSA.LS will ha received by.
` rho StOitorc of Pitt township, until THURSDAY, the
ISiHilay of Fehriary next, Gar the tiling nip the hollovi
f_troun-I;',ta th4l. pert of th., r,,a.1 w.tted on Ewalt mreet,
itt ruuahhin. an I ‘ t radint: the won, to a rice of not over
h.: thirty-three feet wide. I'rtan the Ponsylvania
It.iilroad, whom It crosses waltstreet, nut con tinned . alon
g
that tree( in a etraLdit line to the rising ground in. the
Foal, 4 i.hort beyond the new toWn3hip road, called
r• t. for plrticulare, apply to either rd
the ia1:1. 4 4, 0: to the ALES. BRACKEN
MOO E. E. 31.. :it the township office, near
WM. HERON.
.Ti 15 EPII ItT,
hit township, Jan. 9, 'sS—jal4:o-a w4w Anlitorg.
SWEET CIDER.-3 bbl s received this day,
Price 20 Couto ra gallon.•
IIAWOILTII, BRO. & IntOWN LE E, '
in the Diamond.
11 ATE' BRI—,.
casks just received and
for unl. t Tdn9l IS 1, VA VP9ESTOOK A 00
- V
AR CORN-13W sacks Ear Corn justre
coived, and for hak3 by JA 8 A. FETZER,
89 Water etroet.
114 RiIIPRPIOI PHAT H.--150 pounds for
it..k.) . sale by ' 11. A, FAIINESTOCK & OR.
.014 r.ro ner of Vir.t. and Wood strews
TT ENI P SEED.
:.() bags ter sale by li. I. FAIINESTOCK .t 00,
dc..,..1. Corner vv.,' sod Pith street;
F 01;, RENT.--A. desirable country resi
tlehco, two miles trout the city. -
A two story dwelling houAr, on ]toes street.
A two story house on Dricpleills street.
A three story 1101Idli on Third street.
A. tlit ,, e story house on Wylie street.
Two swat t houses in Splane's court.
IA S. CUTIIII, , 51 Market et.
OATS. —3OO bus. just reeeivo . d and for salt
La [fel HENRY II COLLINS.
I _ l A R PER'S 11110 AZ I NE, _____.,
For February.
U 11_ , EY'6 LADY'S' Ito It,
• For February.
lIAII.PER'ii MAGAZINE,
For February.
GODEY'S MAGAZINE,
J.Lit I , enitr,l ut
ROBERT A.1,0011118`, Poat Building,
41 P Ir.:. +et.
1418 •••
FR,ESII
300 boa AL it. Slalaga Raisins ;
Layer
200 half bexel
200 quarter bre am "
200 drams fresh Vigs:
5 etL9kg tresh Oarrante;
20 boxes Lemons;
3000 Orange 3, Havana;
10 assn nuei, .1 ant. reed and fur cafe
REYMEIt & ANDERSON,
Nn. 39 Water street,
Opposite FL Charles ITetel
-
UON Y BEAN TOBACCO. Another
LL supply of !Lis celebrated Toleteco, Just received by
12 JOS. FLENILNO,
, 01; Dlsmonif and Nierket POOP I
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-40 sacks prime
arltcle, fur sale by 11.281 HEINitV fI COLLINEI
A PPLES. —lOO bbls for Halo by
,R2B ILL NRY IL. Ck)l,Lpoi.
rlloAii TOIIS, in Cans—lo cans just recd
aii foist& by [ ji2.81 RNILY H. HILT:ENS.
81:2 0 FOR u Tw,l Story House on
v. , Robinqou stra,t, AlleQ,liony. $750 for n
comfortable hoti4o of 4 rooms,un :Monterey street. A. choice
iluilling lot on OnNou street, South Pittsburgh. Two
dwellinv. li Also 4 chew?, Ind on only terms, iu South Pitts
burgh for sale by S. CUTtIBERT AL SON,
lat.) 5l Market s rest.
DRIED APPLE'S.-30 sacks prime Dried
Appled received and for sale by
McCANDLESS, MEANS & CO.,
Corner of Wood and Water streets.
1.1:1RD.-A prime article of No. 1 Lard, in
aud kegti,jmt received aud for sale by
McOANDLEM, MEANS & CO.,
Corner of Wood ancWater streets.
MUST` REDUCE 'TIE STOCK.—In order
to reduce our stock Votoro the opening of the Spring
Tr d., we will continuo to sell at the EXTREMELY LOW
Plitt:2S our Goo le are now martoti at.
dal') JO S. HORN IL ii Morkat etrt.ot.
AVRESI WORM
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NOTION C oNFE
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N.CONFEOT lON'
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The omit plem int, safe and effictual Worm Remedy now
In use.
Prepared and sold, whol,Pale and retail, by
ANGELI, & HAFT,
Con Wood and Sixth Le.N., Pittsburgh, • Pa.,
And cold by Drug4ists Jolt
WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS !!
WALL PAPERS!! P. MARSHALL & CO.
tire preparing for lIIILUOLISO sale of Wall Paper this spring.
011 W and CO O , Elt 117 Wood Strna.
ADZES' SNOW BOOTS, Buffalo and Gum
..)v.m.hoe , 3, at the Peoples' Shoo Store, No. 17 Fifth
Ar.t. I iMA L l l'Vls'rifAClliß tt 0 0.
, f" - 1 ROOERIES,
,tt,IES, WINES, AND LIQUURS.
.Ajr -A choice .electiou of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices,
Wi;,es and Liquors, Prnitm, lc., too nunteroils to moution,
{ jest received, which wo wily sell at prices to suit the thnes.
C:dl and examine, at the Old Establ6hnd Tea Store of 1
lIA WORT BRO. & BROW NIX E, !
Corner of the Diamond and Diamond alley,
41+A Pi t tßlatrirh. Pa.
HOES, SHOES, Sll.OES.—Ladies' Misses'
Ohlldreue . Gultor.i, Guru, etc., cheap„ at
00 0 ,n 1 .. • st nrkr miiirh•Pt
RANTEl).—Pittsburgh,
0 Ft. Wayno and Chleqgr, It. It. Stect': wanted In ex
change for Weeteru lauda, by S. OU'rffElitllT ,t SON,
SWID 51 market atrpf.t.
J'LOUR SULPHER.-10 bbhi. on hand,
and for sale by B. L. FASINESTOOK CO.
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY' E. AST NIG HTS MAIL.
Wo give below the names of the passengers lost by
the explosion of the Grossman. taken from the Cin
cinnati and St. Louis papers of yesterday. We giro
the particulars of tho explosion in another column.
The names of those known to be killed aro as fol
lows :
A. Martin, hat . ..keeper, -of St. :Louis, formerly of
Pittsbnrgh ; Ephraim L.,Cheevor, of St Louis • Capt.
Converse, of St. Louis; Mrs. Daniel G. Taylor, of
St. Louis; Sallie Taylor, (youngost child of Mrs.
Taylor,) of St. Louis; Jennie Wall, (daughter of N.
Wall, of Wall ci; Widen,) of St. Louis; Mr. Dur
kin, of Chicago; Mr. Lowe, first mate, of St. Louis;
Wilson Parris, pilot, of St. Louis; Mr. Scott, stew
ard, of St. Louis ; Richard Johnson, first clerk, ot
St. Louis ; J.. B. Kennedy, of Pittsburgh ; Mr 4.
Groom residence unknown; with seven or eight de,d ,
passengers; also one or two of the cabin crew, naino,
unknown, and one fireman.
The Bale having been lost, in which the books of
th.e boat worn deposited, no full list of the passen
gers could ho obtained. The above are taken froth
the recollection of the survivors, and is thought to,
be pretty near correct.
The cabin crew and cooks wore saved, with one or
two exceptions, as was also the case with the - deck
hands end firemen.
The Colonel Creasman was built by Capt. Cheovor,
and came out about eight months ago. She had been
very successful and popular in the Missouri, for
which river she was expressly intended. Sho coat
$45,000, and was owned by Captains Cheevor, J. B.
Weaver and Pat Yore.
WASHINGTON CrrY, February 9.—Senate.—Va..
dons petitions and memorials' wore prosented,,inelud•
ing one from the State of lowa, praying for a ruim
baraement for expenses of the Indian War at Spirit
Lake, and that the volunteers in that war be entitled
to receive grants of publio lands.
Mr. Douglas, of Illinois, ,moved to postpono the
Army bill, in order to take up the Kansas resolution
calling for the eleltion returns.
Mr. Mason, of Virginia, and Mr. Grooa, of Mis ,
sonri, objected, and the motion was lost.
Mr. Douglas, from the Committee on Foreign Re
lations, offered a resolution granting authority to the
President to settle the pending difficulties with Para
guay, which was ordered to be printed.
Mr. Dixon, of Connecticut, commenced a reply to
Mr. Toombs' speech and others on liiyasas and Ed a.
very.
Mr. Pugh stated in explanation of his vote on Mr.
Douglas' motion, that although he voted against him
on the Kansas resolution, be should vote against the
postponement of the Army bill.
The vote on Mr. Douglas' resolution was 23 yeas
and 30 nays. Yeas—Messrs. Bell, Broderick, Cam_
crop, Chandler, Collamer, Dixon, Doolittle, Douglas,
Durkee, Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Halo, ilatul;,n,
Harlan, King, Seward, Simmons, Stuart, Sumuer,
Trumbull, Wade, Wilson. Absentees—Messrs. Bates,
Bayard, Clark, Johnson, of Arkansas, Reid, Thomp
son, of Kentucky, Thompson, of New Jersey, Wright.
louse.—A resolution was adopted authorizing the
committee appointed to investigate the accounts and
the official conduct of the late Doorkeeper, to extend
their inquiry into any charges nffectinfl th e official
conduct of the present Doorkeeper..
A bill was passed appropriating $BO,OOO to run a
boundary between the United Stakes Territory and
Texas.
On motion of Mr. flaskin a rerinlution was adopted
for . the appointment of a special committee to inves
tigate the facts and circumstances connected with the
sale and purchase of the tract of land at Willets' or
Wilkinson's Point, New York, for government forti
fientions, with p . ower to send for persons and pa
pers.
Mr. GlancyJones, from. the Ccramittee of Ways
and Means, reported an Appropriation bill to enable
the President to fufd the treaty stipulations for the
abolition of ttie Sound Dues.
Tho remainder of the day was devoted to calling
the States for bile and resolutions on various sub
jects, and afterwards the Rouse adjourned.
( Special Despatch to the Morning Post.l
PENNSYLVANIA. LEGISLATURE.
Ilmtatsautto, February 9.—Mr. Gazzaui presented
sundry petitions and remonstrances. The followine
bills were read in place ;.--By Mr. Wilkins: - A bill
for the divorce of Lizzie Hagen ; to confirm the title
of Fifth Ward school property purchased of Shoen
berger'e heirs. By Mr. Gazzam : A supplement to
the city charter relative to the public scales; relative
to the Allegheny Commune.
The House proceeded to consider bills on the pri
vate calendar, but acted on none of importance ex
cept an act to annul the marriage contract between
Thomas Washington Smith and Elizabeth G. Smith,
which -passed the Senate on Monday; which WAS
passed by a vote of 52 against 30; a supplement to
an act authorizing the Mayor, Aldermen and citizens
Of Pittsburgh to repair or rebuild the aque !net aver
the Allegheny river at said city, approved Jane:fry
10th, 1544; an act to confer on Nette Adelia fff'Kee,
of Manchester, the rights and privileges of a child
horn in lawful weulooa; supplement to the act to au
thorize the election of four supervisors in Indiana
township; an act relating to fees of aldermen, ju , -
tices of the peace, and constables in Allegheny
county, making them the same as in Philadelphia ;
an act extending the duties of sealers of weights and
measures in Westmoreland county.
The following bills wore postponed for the present:
An act relating to Hawkers and Pedlors in Washing
ton county; An act extending the sheriff's inter
pleader act of Philadelphia city and county to the
county of Montgomery ; Mr. Foster moved to have
the latter extended to Allegheny euunty; An act to
extend the provisions of an act to increase the pay of
County Commissioners in certain counties, which Mr.
Irwin moved fo extend to Allegheny county.
The following bills wore read in place: By Mr.
Foster, a supplement tu• the charter of the Western
Transportation Company ; by Mr. Irwin, to move the
Allegheny Bank to Pittsbuigh.
Sr. Lours, February 9.—The Leavenworth corres
pondent of the Democrat says that a bill providing
for the Constitution has passed the Kansas Legisla.
tare. Lawrence letters published in the Leaven
worth papers contain the proceediuge of the Board
of Commissioners to investigate the election frauds.
M'Lean, chief clerk of the Sdrveyor General's office,
testified to having sent returns of both elections to
Platte City at Calhoun's request, and that he had not
eon them since ; that the Delaware Crossing returns
had never been received at Lecompton; this was
doubted, and Sheriff Walker was dispatched to Le
compton to search Calhoun's office, when they were
found buried under ground under a wood pile, being
the identical returns. M'Lean swore to their having
been sent to Platte City. Governor Denver, the
Speaker of the House, and the President of the Sen
ate examined him and swear that they are the same
returns that Calhoun counted on the 14th ult. The.
Delaware Crossing returns are among them, footing
319. Previous to this, Hiffendorf testified to having
given the Delaware Crossing returns to Calhoun at
Weston sub Sequent to the holding of the Ciiurt at
Lecompton. Writs have been issued for M'Lean and
Sherwood, who have fled to escape arrest.
For F.bruary
WASHINGTON CITY, February 9.—A joint resolution
was introduced into the Senate to day from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations. It authorizes the Pres
ident to use the naval forces, if necessary, in the
event of the refusal of Paraguay to give satisfaction
for the attack on the Water Witch, ..te. There is
some talk of sending out a special minister to make
the demand..
It is now generally believed that Congress will re
fuse to increase the army.
A large number of persons aro hero, seeking for
eign and othei appointments.
Nsw Haver', Ct., February 9.—A sad affair oc
curred this evening. Wm. Miles, foreman of the
hose company, was shot by a student of Yale College
whose name is not yet publicly known. A moment
afterwards a student was badly beaten by firemen.
Two or three students and as many firemen then en
gaged in a fight. Three shots are said to have been
lodged in Miles' body. There is much excitement
about the affair.
Gov. Wise and the tieconipion Gonstitu-
PHILADELPHIA, February 9.—Gov. Wise has writ
ten another long letter in response to an invitation
to attend an anti-Lecompton meeting. He reiterates
his former arguments in opposition to the Lecompton
Constitution; reviews tho President's Kansas mes
sage, combatting its arguments.
Kir-Whlte Teeth, Perfumed Ilrehth, and
cod beautiful complexion, can be acquired by using the
Beira of a Thousand }Rowers." What lady or gentleman
would remain under the curse of a disagreeable breath,
when by using the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers" as a
dentifrice, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white as alabaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends
would never mention it. Beware of counterfeits. Be sure
each bottle is signed FETRIDGE .t CO., N. Y.
Oa- fit Woodland Cream"--A - Pomade for
beautifying the hair—highly perfumed, superior to auy
French article imported, and for bail the price. For dress
ing ladies' hair, it has no equal, giving it a bright glossy
appearance. It causes gentlemen's hair to cult in the moat
natural manner. It removes dandruff, always giviring the
hair the appearance of being truth shampooned. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
1'! TltlLQl CO.,
Proprietors of the "Baba of a Thousand Flowers."
7Wholesale and retail agents, George Ogden, No. 23 Wood
street; ILE. Sellers & Co., corner Wood and Second; W. A.
Oildenfenney, opposite the Theatre; Joseph Fleming, cor
ner Market street and Diamond; Braun k Reiter, corner of
Lib er ty and S . Clair ; W. J. Montgomery, opposite Pest
li
Office;limit tic Miner. Ms.sottic htall. ratt22:lytikw
ire-Bastchelorq; Hair Lye--''Let Vila be you
trust"—tbat It makes tio difference now gray or red, 02
rusty the hair or whiskers may be, nor hole.ranch they tbeyn,ny
have been injured by bad dyes, BATCITIIIiuR'S will make
them a beantifal and lively black or brown witbont the
least injury. It will never fade or turn rusty. flhrrau&d
Made and sold, br applied; (in nine private rooms,) at CIDER. MILLS.
BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, 233 Broadway, New York. 6 of Ilickeli's IloyAorie Mill, of 1857, in store en
Bold, whOlecalo and retail, by Dr. ate. 11. Us , scc, toe rule et en t. InoelPl JAMIE'S Wa It DPMP
Paugongolo Lost on the Crosswan
BY TELEORAPII.
Oongreaskonal. •
From K.orti as.
From Washington.
Affray 'New Haven, Ct.
•O. MOLASSES.-1.00 bbls., in Oat
00BN.-64 maks oar Corn for sale by Cooperage, juat landing and for sale by
4.0 del9 JAB. A. HETZLIII, ea Watir 'treat ' i pal; WAL H. SMITH & CO.
LA L.
Ala Li, like Titetcpir,
I 51 hate, \ z, /L. •
IT. ii. IVILLIAMT
41:ce...P.,‘,2Uentt.
P. It' Ball NOT, let,
tamver.
110LNI J
,1050211'; r z-z.;OWDEN.
of f 1; , 7* February.
DICKEY, V.
W. W. .1.1 - DAVID NITA.NDLESS,
JOEIN FL 111\t3, J4MI S GARDINER..
Tapir bni Evers ea.' OCE A S Vl/4.IAMERS.
TO SAIL
sairsi • LCAVE rott 0.5'4.
[ 011111413 11 , :don, &c Liverp.s4 F. 4, 10
,1 Caloiwl.a 'ow York Havana and N. 0..... Fob. 12
_Atlantic Nos . York ' Liverpool Feb. 13
4 I , :dintiurg New York Mangos - Feb. 13
Arabia • , New Ynik 1 iverpool • Feb. 17
City o: Baltiniore.New York Liverpool Feb. 18
BLar of tho r'lle.q..New York Aspinwall Feb. •.:.0
Niagara Boston Liverpoll Fob. 24
TllfilLlll ' Portland Liverpool__ ......... Feb. 27
Borussia - New York - hamburg March 1
City of Washt'n...New York I iverp , ,il March 4
' Northern light New Fork Aspinwall March 9
TO ARRIVE
Indian I iverpool Portland
l ity of Daltirnore-Liverpool New York....
Niagara Liverpool Boston
Baltic Liverpool New York....
Arago .. If , IVTO New. York....
City of Washt'u... Liverpool New York....
Anglo Saxon Liverpool Portland, Arc
GitOgow Glasgow Now York....
Hiumuoni 1 ..... .....11arnburg, New York....
PITTSBURGH It/lIRKET:
CarefurZy Reported by JOSEPIT SNOWDEN, SuptrineVid-Mi oI
the Merchante Exchange
PITTKEOII6II,Iary 9, 1958
FLOUR...The market continues dull itt yesterday's quo
tations. The only dale from first hands that tratiqiired was
ft.lot 0f22 bbls. superfine fr in wharf at $3,65. Front atom
tho P.alea amount to '230 tilds. at $3,87@51 for auk
$4;25 for extra, and $4,50 for extrafaintly.
GRAIN...WIIuat is extrilnely scarce awl in much
ut Letter prices, the quotations being 760190 f,,r r.,innt on
red to prime whit , . Rye ii also very EC!' I ce, awl in want r.l
,50c.11 bush. Sales 250 1 , 11111. Barley at 42!,(.c. Iron' ti,nt
I:,ands; 305 buRIA. Oats Irmo flint hands at 28c. i bu,a.
CORN...S toltH ;It 1911 7 8 b‘ii.
POTATOES....9nI , 2s 100 bum I , li , shanuocks from store nt
55.7-11 bushel.
itlGS...S.ales 6 bbls. hiclt6•d at 9c. II dot.
.SUGAit...Slhei 25 bllv. N. 0. at - rt. , and 10
fair at all for cult
New York Alnrket. '
Nrcv YORE., Fet.rnary 9.—Ooitou firm; ;1000 hiP.cN enlil.
Flour firm; 10,006 hbls sold. Wheat firm; .1 500 bnill sold.
Coin unsullied ; 0,000 bush sold; white 1i5067
.6:1 1 / 2 6 - 4116 1 .,. Beef st , adir. Mess Pork 15e. lower at
$15.35; prin $1 . 2,50. linzar tidy:l,l(.okm prices three
days since. IlaC , in tin t. Hams 31:',OrtiRl; Shoulders
01/,®ti:yi. Butter steady, Linieed Oil le. lower; sales.at
5665159. 'I allow firm at 111 2 . Hides steady. Coffeo steady.
Molasses fit in. Freights
New Yyk , Staek Market.
NEw Y.qts February 9 —.l.'t4 ,. ning.-9tOcks timer. MI.
nois Central, ; Locrosse.and Milwanhie, ii ; Michigan
Southern hooding, 56; Calona and Chicago, 4; Mich.
Central, 63; br ie. 21%; Chiveland aril Toledo, 4:;; Canton
Company, 207 ; Virginia G's, 91% ; Mis.ionri 6's, f %.
Cincinnati . tilarkst.
CINCINNATI, Feb.rmiry ur quiet at $3,70.13,75 for
saporfirm. ()rain firm with med-#ate aup-
Imes. Provisions m •:re rmiet. but unchanged. 13,11 c Meat - . 1
5 1 and 10080, for Shradders, and Side. Mesa Pork
$14,25. Barrelled 1.,,vd, Mola3Heii, 2f55\27. Sugars
firm at .5 1 / 2 4. Ce. - 4T., Rio Ina - 611 1 ,4 and firm.
A 'OrCT lON SALES.
fIALLY S.A.LES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.,
IL/
At the nes reenunereial ; ,, 11:‘ , 3 ;Wools, No. hi,
street, er,rj t lily, are B,leu of goods in all
variety, suited fo r the trade and cenau niers, front a large
stock %Weil to Co nitautly repLinished with fredi consign.
ni;:nto, that must be cl,sed forthwith.
LT Iu O'CLOCK, A. M., •
Dry (boobs and fa: tcy articlA, comp iiing nearly oyerything
needed in the ae for personal and family teq , ; table cut
lery; hardwere; k ;lathing; boots and shoes; ware,
&a. . iT 20'01,00K, p.
Ilowiehold and ki tr.dien furniture, now and o coal-haul;
both and bedding; turp.2.ta ; elegant iron Stow, China ware;
stoves; cooking ntenalls; e:rocerie, &c.
AT P. Vii,
iirticleq; wat;,hos; clocko; jewelry; tutHiral
guns; elutith,g; dry geod; beots and elioes . book
stationery, Ac. ooSI P. M. DA VIS. Auct
rIONTINCTED SALE OF LONDON BOOKS
r..A'CURDAY EVENING, February Ilnb, at 7
o'cloeh, wiil be told by pa taloa - no. an the H,C,111,i floor of the
New Auction Building, N 4 454 Fifth atreet, A oebiet collection
tf Loudon B Jolo, principally Boni private librarb- s . lu
-blition t work' nut reached cn the last two le.:;es
pamphlet catalogue from tt valuAl4c, privato . this
tale will comprite many cp. ally rare and chol--‘o yel tulles In
general libunture, Poetry, Voyages Tray•els, ilistery,
fine A rto, lo etc.
Cn:.uo,;u+•a Will b., Le-ttly . u
_ -
SSOL ik)N6,
•
•
DISSOLUT.IO,si OE O_,F.-eAliTir
—The firm of Wean, FAD & CO. ha,,l this day,
been diesolwl, by mu teal COilrlt`lit—' DEIVEES W coo, with
drawing therefrom.
The bueiness wit i ha continued .1,,y Cie remaing partnere,
mid,r the style m u d firm of MOUItfIEA. D & CU.
w. DA' WEES WOOD,
M. K. 1 NOMINAL).
(4EO. !tteCLEANE.
Pittiliorgh, January 14, lii)S—Jalfam.
-
Dissolution of Partial , rsttio.
rrHE Partnership heretofore oxieting be
_L tweet' JA.111,1 BLAtiI,LV and Jit.'4..E3 C. RICREY,
iu the Real Estate Agency Busines3, is here.V clinsolved
The tnelersig,ned will continuo the burin'sat ;!' lO . 65 Fifth
street, where the bean of the old urn and
where the unsettled tremens, with tho 'ire of ,!Ilaliely
Richey, will be train:let:Ad.
t JA,33..7:ii. J. RlbtfOrr
la I,Ef A or St!alty MAG. PLASTER,. on
It L. FAII.NESTOOK
feti Corn -ror Leout tit and Wood streets. •
BUCKWHEAT PLO Ull.-1.0 611,0 1 _LS Buck-
Flonr, for suit) by
ia:t! !•'W. !e. PITT!!.
OUSES FOR RENT-- ___
s'3 By S. CurtIBPILT S , Ol, rMaiket et.
A oorufortitble two story dwelling hones eu Roes tbre,t,at.
Load of Fifth—V-1 per month.
A two story dwidliu g on Duquesne street—V.o per month.
A conveuient dwelling house du Logan stroet—WO per
year.
A three story house of nine rooms, on Third Ate:A, at
$2OO per year. r ,
A dwelling ilOllllO of four rooms , ' and' kitchen, with large
lot of ground, on high street, Mount 1 1 71 - .shiugtpu, $lOO per
year
Two large war,linnoei en Third street, near Mniket.
Two stimll houles iu 41ane's Court, near Fiat street,
per month.
A two story frame luinso of fonr rooms, ou Carson street,
South Pittsburgh, at sr , per mouth.
A largo brick house with gaiden, fruit trees, etc
gh ,, oy city—PA par year.
A store emu on Third street—V.2s per year.
A dwelling bouso nu Third street, near Mtu . kot.
A wareh Ilse on Market street, No. 25.
A dwelling 11a1100 on Wylie street—s2oo per year.
A large shop on Third street can he had for two years,
A store and cellar. corner Markat and Third etreeta. etc.
fARY GOODS I DRY IiOODS I I—All. the
Cy immense stock of Silks, ShaWls, Matinees, Parumat
tas, Plaids; choico styles of printed Maritiow, Poplins, Du
cats; rich, all wool, anlainos, Embroid,ries, Trimmings,
foolery, Gents' Furnishing Goods, and a largo stock of Dc
mestic Good], selling at the store of A A. Mason & CO's,
No. 25 Fifth street, ut unheard of prices, as the whole stock
meet be immodiately closed out. d e l.;
IFIE SEASONIADVANCES, AND CHES
TER has determined not to ha' caught with a large
stock to carry over lie has, therefore, determined to dos,:
out the balance of his stwk of_ tioutlemen's and Boys' Wha
t r Clothing, at the tµ sliest poss,ble margin above cost..
N, wis the time t., eb Ain bargains. Thu stock embrace,
everything usually foa d in a first-class city
- Clothing and
Mei chant Tailoring establishment. _____
~..._,:.
_, \CFIESTIiii,'S GOTWIT.7. — IIALL,
- ii,Aa Oor. Wood street and Diamond Alley.
..7-4- We study to please.._ pt2l
()NIONS.-7 sacks Onion* just received.
and for dale by JAS. A. FETZER,
89 Water str,a.
APPLES.-
-3o barr .13 choice Raelett;
150 " a..0rt.t.1 Apples, received and
by JASIES A. MTZE
, 69 Witter htrc-et.
. _
I' v s 91LL FEED.-2000 111.3. 'Middlings, for
sale. by JAM A. FETZER,
11.3 , 89 4 Watt,r treet.
.RY.L; FLOUR.-
25 barrelo It3o Flour;
30 sacks received and for sole by
fe3 HENRY H. COLLIN&
Suainter kresort for Rent.
•
THE subscriber, PrOprfetor of Ross Furnace
property, situated in ,Lagonier Valley, miles from
New Florence, a station on Central Railroad, has, at tbas.i
lifitation of vaiious poisons; concludeillo offer the property
for !ease, as a summer resort for persona in quest of healthy
or recreation, iu trout fishing, pheasant shouting, or in
mountain rambles, and mointain water.
For terms, etc.--euquire 'of Joseph Pennock, Es , Pitta
burgh, or of the subscriber, at :Smithfield, Fayette co., Pa.,
jzr-2: GEORGE T. PAULL.
OTICE To FARINTE — R7B.
TURESIIING MAOIIINES.—We have 10 more of
the improved Railroad Powers aniliThreshora, with Separa
tors, ready for delivery, at Our shop. With theso machines
any farmer, with three hands aud two horses, can thresh
170 bushels of wheat per . day, or'double that quanta f of
nuts in the most perfect ort,),lr, and warranted in GVery It.F
pYt. Price $l6O, at the Seed and Agricultural Store, 47
Fifth street, Pittsburgh, P.
tlovl9 JAMES WARIMIOP.
RAKING SODA•2OO kegs in :tore, and
for tale by Pi UN - I:STOOK A . CO.
11. AVE I'S Commercial and Albatros Pens
Jut received and for eats ut the Stutio , ,ery Wain
Lonseuf - W. 3. MAVEN,
Jut.,'S • Corner Market and Second etreei9.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-1
A g,od brick dwelling, large and convenient,lo rooms'
and kitchen, wide hall, portico in front, good spring•hona., l
stable, carriage house, etc; 24 acres of laud, S in tine 1.11F.1.
dow; a good tenant house; garden and vaxiity of fruit tree;
grape vines and small fruits; a stone wall and iron railin.;
in front of the house; situate at about two miles from the
city, and in a very pleasant' location. Apply to
la3U & CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market et.
. .
HARDY & M'GREW, Steamboat and. Gen
eral Agents, Corner of First and Ferry streets.
RIVER. WEATII&R, ETC.—The river I , still falling, with aria
than four in the channel. The wertter is wet and disagree
able. Yestirday morning the iunw fell thick and fast for
about two hours, when it turtio , l to raio, and continued so
the balance of the day. Busims, r,iisequencewal nearly
suspended on the wharf.
The Pswa is receiving freight positively leave for
- id. Louis towards the last uf the wee( . The arcond cl rk
will be found'on board at all receive.
It , tiowell hard in Ntemphis a a lll la-t Wednesday afternoon
anq night. The w, , ather was very cold, and- the river was
filling slowly.
The steamer i'atid White wee charged $3O wharfage at
Meiaphis oa Ina. last it ip. The wharfage and other licences
at that place nauamt almost to a prohibitirm.
IS47= It lIICKEV,'Zi
IVot. anotto r of the Fanny Portia victims:died. a
day, Cr two (11 Utz injnriea at the hoth.e ..f a friend iu
Con int all.
The steamer Monongahela is still l 3 lug high and dry in
thelower - Ohio with no water within one hundred and
Iftyyauls of her.
The Lightfo, , t Anti It. P. Sass cleared at Cincinnati en
Saturday evening for Pit Ohnrgli. The Gladiator also left at
the same time loaded L,, tive feet. The Melnotte and Jacob
Poo were also have left on Monday evening.
No further particulars have been received in regard to the
explos!on of tne Col. Crosgmao.
Tau 27
Jan. 27
.Jan
.Fe n. 3
'Et) 9
Pr b. Di
.veti 10
10
%larch 1
The tioo steamer QUAritllt CIVY, Captain
LHD ...... a .a tt llelt.tsa - .tu- -Chnii, SAMUEL. COOLEY —will lott,Vn
imuire 4 ; ' '
for the nbuvo, and all iutormadidto ports, un
TUESDAY EVENING.
For freight or passago, apply on beard. fel
Tho splendid naw light draught steamerPCl-
. 0.7- 1 532 LAN D, Capt. R. URACEY, will leavo for tho ahoy,'
"' and intorruedi t ports on SATURDAY, th
inst., tit 4 o'clock P. M.
Fur froight or passago apply on board
nw0.,., • lho lino_ passenger steamer CLINTON, will
LF-11r6tAleave for the above and all intermediate porta,
• on WEDNESDAY, at 11.1 A:151.
For freight or pag.:age apply ou bowd, or to
(1016 FLACK, BARNES & CO., Agetita.
Tho how, light aagenohet,
i.p„-pfiNAPJOHN drhught
Nlas p ter, will gf.r
le p ave for
above and intermediate ports, T +llB (Wed..
uesday) 5101ININL4, the 18th inst., at 10 o'clock A. 111.
For freight or paB3age, apply cc board, or to
A. 0 Meg REW, Agt•ilt,
No. 88 Water steoet.
1
For ideniphis and New Orleans.
'rho flue utt;seoger etteruer AI. A, Capt.
Rosnisur4, will leave for the and all lit
", teruledtato ports, tie SATIII:DA V, at 4 P. M.,
Fur freight or passage apply on board, or to •
kat FLACK, BARNE3 & At-r,eute.
The stemner k'O3 121.111:eirCaptilin W. lti:Ne—
• Clerk, J. F.J. I leave for the :Maya,
' - and all intermediate port:, on TLI UDSDA Y,
December 17th, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight and passage apply on heard, or to
POW EI.I, & MOODY, 1.17 First St.,
Or A. O. VOREW, Sn Water street:
The steamer EMMA GPALIA:a, Capt.
ROE A YRES, ',ill have We Ow above and all
Mtermethate perts ou every TUESDAY, at
.1 o'clock, P. M.
For freight ur pa,sage apply on board
lOWA Moonn,Atir.
ALATin" draught, ia.,t running
IC4 t lOWA, will lu.ivu for
the above .Itutl ail tatertuntliato ports, on SAT
(AWAY, ,tre oth inst., at 4 o'clock M.
For or pas..a,e, It ..rlng B.4..•riur
upl ly Oil bard, of to itA.R. - 01
tot (Junior Firit, and Furry s,reeld.
NUI.I.CE.- 1 2.11k.' IN.OEILE OulietFi3 Vt TLLE
Bouda Lovrot:co County, t , nnott to tho t,frrs—
eu tt(A Al\ EitintiAlift , JAD C.0.1.1.PAN Y, duo Jaa i. y,
'1155d, will bp ',Ala at tbu 011iC.3 ut W.ll. A \l:6
rittibuto, ea. Tau cualig,, LI/ p1a.:,(1 ut,
iu cull ..queuzu - ol.tha lailura Juiu Lufu 1.11,ur
unto a J TiTrui UvlllpAtly, Now Yorr:, Wlioro ill° Cuup.,ns
yuyatAu.
clo2L I (411.0};;I. 3E 1,;(111:1173IONEILS.
RIVER NEWS.
The Iltd river packet Sunbeam sunk ou Saturday last, and
4 n', total logy.
'pm main fore and aft hog chain of the, P,catrir parted
hour after the boat sunk and Rho broke inttwo. Sho is
total wreck.
POJR.T OF PITTSBURGO
4 PART 0 iriuncs WATER Ire - 11113 011ANNEL.
ARRIVED.
St.:Anner Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elivabetb.
" Telegraph, Woodward, Brownsville
Lucerne, Jacobs. Brownsville.
" ' Rlaalie, Doyle, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Eliv,abeth
' " Telegraph, Woodward, Brownsville
" Lucerne, Jacobs, Brownsville.
" Rosalie, Doyle, Wheeligg.
" Bay City, Miller, St. LOllll.
" Marengo, M'Calloin, St. Louie.
STEAM BOATS.
For Nashville
For Nashville
For Alas liv Me.
CINICIINNALTIL
• For Cincinnati and Louisville.
JOHN TOMPKINS, P MA TI
11E'InPft3E.S.
ZANIESVJILLE.
For Pittsburgh and Zanesville
For Marlette and Zanedvldle.
ST. LOUIS.
For St. Louis'.
81.-'ECIA L NOTICES.
gore of the Comp.uy, for ec,cting u tirid ,u over . thr
Adiughuny river, have, this daly, declareu a thvianntuf 12 5V 0
IIULLAItd-A SiIAtLE, ou Cite uht .stuelr of the Company in
WlitelltilVldeLi3 are ma le, which is payalau in current bun
Ablo turls, to atockholdurs, or thew kglti rcpreStfiltiltiVt,
WA. .RuSELCU.Ixti
Pittsburgh, January let, 1804.
.MONONtiALIBLA BAIDUB,
iittehurgh, Jauuary Y9th, 1858.
AN ELECTION for Pre:4,km, Alanagurs utl rdli
core of the Cornimuy for °reefing u Bridge over the
Monongahela river, oppouto Yrttn berg in Allegheny coun
ty, \vat be held at the oil MONDAY, March let,
185 i, at 3 o'clock, Y. M. JULIN
ful:ltAlk3tw* • Trea-awor.
310,NONGA11ELA VALLEY liANK—NUTnall...—
k, Bunks will La tiliunod at tun iIIAWATHA 41.01.1:5E,
an' 1./10 burough of MClitaSport, tor subacriptiona to W., Cap,.
of dab' Bank, un ALIA DAY, tau :::24 day of kid.,
•r \ num; from 10 A. M. to 1L AL, and trout 2 to 4 P. M.,
and ,6,t1t111110, (ii nocusattry,) from day to day tor six dap.,
itt the .9..nn0 Liana. By vrdor ul tho Uunatunisiounra
3 , J.5:3v1-. 14 W A. 3.II.LLAR.
•
. - •
DAG Li T ER Xi ALL E
WALL'S PICTURE GALLERY.
0V m WALL' •
AKEN TUE
third floor .uf JULIVW New Building, adjoining the
.1-
M.
*
d 1 wnics'
Bunk, rth street, for au A.ABBOTYPE AND
PayfOGßApltio uA , l,l,tatir; and lowing fitted up the
mow in a style unsurpaded, invited his friends awl the pub
lic to visit his tstablishu.W ,ut.
ilia Itt,ception Room, be .has no hes.tation in saying, has
not its superior anywhere, tor size, beauty of furniture and
appointments generally; IltlG\ hid OPar•aille,'' itoome,
on the same fluor, are entered . 4 ininediately through it.
In his Operating ileums, tl;Z' , Meet improved combined
side and sky lights give a lhcility for taking a finished Pic
ture, in the least possible time, lie thinks cannot fail to
make his establishment the resort all persons of tubte.
Mr. Wall% experience US au Artist,', is a guarantee to Lis
patrons that none but good Pictures:, will be permitted to
leave his premises.
The public, and the Ladies especially, acre ovited ko view
his rooms, and examine specimens.
41,) Ba E
NEW DAGUERREAIN AND AMLIROTI PE
SKY AND SIDE-LLCM:I'
G A L 14 E
einti N A tr.i
ia_PIOTUILLVIS talc,. in ail thu variuua atyiec, is , ; 1 4.
,cu Allot', and wartaidad to pieada, at rt.talvlltaali
dick or po,ia,ad taken at
lip2alyciatv-1.1
GREi . II: AffiltACTloN
AT NO. 60 illAitliET
Whore can ho seen the largest collection of
BitoTirn POlO it A P
SPECILIENB, VEIL EXLIIIIITED IN TIII3 CITY.
Parsons wishing Pictures of themselves or friends,
are invited to calland examine bei . ore setting elsewhere, no
WE WARRANT PICTURES
Stmetior to any that can he obtained west of the mountains.
octl3 E. S. WYKE, Artist.
R. AI-CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Antbrotypists,
NEW YORK GALLERY - ,
No. 7t3 Fourth street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
S. W. cor. of Market street cud DiLialuttA, Pittaargii.
PRICER TO SUIT ALL. niyl9:tf-3p
WYKES' GALLERY OF ART,
O. 60 MARKET STREET. -PICTURES
AN taken at this Gallery by a new and improved process,
giviegthe natural color of the heir, eyes, dress and complex
ion. They are acknowledged bys who have exainint,l
them to be far superior to any pictre,,s eves exhibited in this
city. Citizens and strangers are inv:ted to cad and oxamin,
his large collections of specimens. liia Gallery being 'La tbe
second flour, is easy of accosa.
N. B.—Pictnrea of Children takcn in two a , ,cond3, et Lc..,
G 3 Market Street.
- my ";:tri
.NNLSON'S 4llllii.4.)TVPES.
PRICES REDUCED.
GALLERY CORNER OF THIRD AND 3,1A11.11.1,71.7.11ELT.T,
Entrance on Third street.
Citizens and Strangers desiring AXIBROTYP ES, ezecutud
in the highest degree of artistic beauty and perfection, cars
lie accommodated at short notice by adling at
NFT.9ON'S WELL KNOWN. GALLEI3.Y,
T 11 I KD E
Pricea One Dollar and upward. antiScly2d
\IARIES for 1858, of all sizes and styles,
for We by W. S. HAVEN,
de2S Corner Market and Second streets. •
SEVE'S Ferrated 'fillet Hark and Elixir of
Bark, on hand and . for Bah) by
0.20 • B. L. IPAIINI:81 , 10.!-: :
2 bbla. receivod and for sale by
/WRY Ei COLLOS
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
MISS lIIMBERLY
Sox
~,,,
Sal , 4li •
001iirt d than
IN PRICES
Doarsi 01.,u at 04 Performanc commanco at 7
Boa. :ace, for oats of TlPkot,, urea from 10 to 3 o'clock. •
First performance cf au entirely now Dramatization, by
FI. Watkins, tsq., of the groat I.ellger story by Sy - iv-anus
Cobb, Esq., entitled the
PIONEER PATRIOT!: or, THE MAID OF VIE WAR PATH
cf the !mot thrillingly '4:Dianne, American National
Dramas eve , produced, •mrchargArl with incidents of over
powering intero3t, and geenei of nucel, stirring intonsiTy.
It is now drawing at Darrinru'B liuseuuy New York, crowd
ed houses.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, antIFILIDAY EVENING'S,
February 10th, 11th and 12th, will ha presentetTan entirely
new Draran, in tour acts, entitled the
PIONEER PATRIOT: or, THiIHAID Os THEWAR PATH
To conehoie . with the capita( Farco of
TILL (100 D FOR NOT 11010:
Nan tho good for nothing MISS TURNBULL
IFOS'F Mt'S GAYETIES.
(fiIIAgONIC HALL.)
_ .
Leadeo and Manager, .J. C. FOSTER.
Acting and Stage MAnitglr . i. W. YOUNG.
k&f" REDUCTION IN PRICES ! - tag( •
Thi, Manager be,;a reel:: it:1111y to inform the public, that in
future, tltn prices of Atliai,a,lon will ho:
PARQUETTI' 15 Cbilti. UPPER TIER. 15 coutm.
AI.'DED.ATION OD Tl3lE—Doord °p.m at t 43.4; porforuiaaco to
airmancc , at 7 o'clock.
night of tho engagement, of the world renowned
Cast iron Alnu, Mr., JANIES MADISON.
W EDNESIM EVCN t NU, February 10th, 1858, will be acted
the Drainii. of Till: MIN ER ALLI : or, THE DYING Glh'T
—Francisco. Lan 'don—Leila, Julia hi. Cooke
l'Ets Soul Alts 9 ELTLY WALDFIGII.AVE.
After which Mr. i)Ii.MES hIADISON will go through
extraordinary performances, atuung.t which he Will haven
large rock, trout tWo to three hundred pounds, broken on
hisbrtiast with sledge hummers; will huld from three to
livo Intridred pounds on his 1 reeal, and allow four men to
strike im it wish sledge hafnium's, taut other incredible (rats,
which 'must be se( n to he believed.
To conclude with the beautiful Drama of BEN BOLT.
net:ids for ode at the oftice of the "Daily Union,"
ware iivata may be seCticed.
The Beautiful Collection of Paintings,
FNCLUI)ING TUE 'EASTERN SLAVE
MAERET, DEATH. Ole LEANDER,
.1.1 thu fetwoun
A,O-uow au hot: Exhibition itr.tho TONTINE 1.1.01.J911, Nu
ten eut. 0411 aull sot, att.',
J N ildriLlA a'ruY,
fit lIA 112 P
ivL L ATTEND 10 THE POSTINU
Y V m. , ,1 UISTIVIVIITE , I of fill kinds of
tiILI.S (10NCE117.3 EXIIII3ITIONii,
.A.ll•cuiuu.sunicatlours tologrupl, or 0t.10.r•
vibt,--direlacd to thy, viiirr ol this 61oi ug l'oat, will roceivo
prolliptp,(kontion.t ap7
M. \YUjTMou.I aco. J. LUFq. -
C.
LL iIIOLFY. TMOS. H. LANE.
VIIITMORE e WOLF', DUFF &:CO.,
1 ill 1..0 II T 1S AND DEA Nlt S "
H A zet, W A lig IE
M . o. 50 Wood street,
TIMER DOOltii ALWVE Sr.. CHARLES Ilona.,
Jlll4 ly pinsittattni, PA.
OUAS. liumpitta:rl, C. .1. liurrumi, JOHN WituitT
ilumphrep, Hoffman Wright , n
P 1.110a T CE al) ctik IX la AIL
COMIVIISSICori i'diERCHANTS,
5 .4 oßill IVDAILV ES AND 155' NQRTLI WATER BT.,
SLI,4
li. E. io If, 14 TO •
C , ,ur14,1, T66' , 6611/660Li & Cu, ihiladoli,hia.
'l'buinyon, Clark a. 'kua t/g., .• I
•
Stir, Pric , , .5,.. Cu, "
Caleb Cope & Co . ,
liarcii , ft, I:32:wr f:c :20 , . "
,
Canby, Pielaillt CZ liiiij....i,
h. M. Lutvi.i, Cashior F. awl M. Bank, .4
Jos "ci. Mitclictll,oa l / 2 1iltr MOtcla'a Bonk. "
Ilwri.l, L. I111ov:ell &Cm, .
rti,. , ,utcheon !.., Collins, 64
Joho Vt. Auuutly & Co., ~,
1i.ai,,u..1 6-. Co., 44
Pickett, Itathows &Co., Mayavillo, Ky.
eqiiewnuur.} & Price, , Madison, lilt/
W. 11.1..a44 , 41a4y & Sol.lll, thilipulis, Ohio.
Lawrencu a: hi:tibial, Luuivillo, Ohio.
A. 1) Bullock & Co., ' Cincinnati, Ohiu
:1',i..1,....,......., ' rtimiourgn, .r. 3.
liagaluy, Cusg,ravo a Co.,
novl6:l4*
. _
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
6A.Ae JON ... ... JNO. L. BOYD WM. MoJULLOUGH
J()N ES, BOYD & CO.'
SPRINCI, PL(.O,V AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AN•G AXLES.
Corner hose and Virist Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TE ttitA '1""
_ Corn OR STONE
wATER pa JIBE S 9
From two to six inch calibre.
l'ILI(;liti from 1:2 to 30 Cents per Epot.
ALSO—IWO/LEST Eli
I) STARCH
Sala Wholezala at Illasulacturera
Pricaa by
COLILIINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
tuND ViIIOLESALis IJEkt PQ DI
Cif ERSE, F3tJTTEIZ,
urnvel,B WWI) 11. K. MuOll.lOW., u. M. trw...mv.
'WOOD, MOOREILEAD & CO.,
MAIO rACTEIRERB OP
imerieall Galvanized, Best Refined
fillil Sole Agent .or the sale of W. DENZEd Wool&
CEILII.BFtATEII
PA 'T IIIITAfION RUSSIA SHEET IRON
SAf arehoune No. 13 1 1 li"lrtlt. rt., Plttsbo.rgh
‘11:1t$ EOittl A i.VANIZir; G will bn promptl;
art to r.t. In e caV2U
AUCTION AND COMNIISSION NiERCHANTS,
NO. ..1) URTII :STREET,
LOUISVILLE, KY.;
OLICIT Con,iignrnents of any and every
L . 2 .7 cloacription of ftfOrclianthao. Any goods sent to on for
will be attended to without delay, and;rotnittancea lm
Taankful for pant favors po solicit a c0n
j)0.64.3(11
E OV A L
BIEgIIAVES HOLLAND LITT CRS.,--
117,, have nmunfaltory of .11.rhave's Holland.
Bittore, to Ni,. ,;,...\Vood stre2t 7 tho house now occupied by
John
our office will bo on the secon,l
Until the first of AP: ,- , 11 ,
Hoer. p i 2 2l 13. NJ. PACE, Ja, CO.
lijO FOR UTAH N
_
I 3 FORE YOU, GO,
PRACTICE WITII THE RIOAI,
NO. 136 WOOD STREET.
'VOR RENT.- •
The Igo warehor,9o, now occiipiol by IS FI Sroi
& Co., Non. 151 !?fret and 12.2 Secoud streets. Eng: " fro of
I'ARK, ;IrIcOURDY fi CL , ..,* ota
Na l. 14') VIM and 120 Sezond
n.l
oTEL a.‘
fad R. o,k E uAWVyW
A LCOLIOL.-- TOO Table. 76 and 96 per cent.
for ealo by B. A. PA FIN EST , 4: CO.,
Cornea. of Fint and Wood titro3t3.
gt7li WILL buy a, new frame Dwelling
llotrie or font - room and liitehen: PaHog
in front, Ltat: . 3 Oven, etc. Tho tot has a front of '2O feet cm
Monterey etro,t, Allegheny, by 110 feetdeep to an alley.
'fermi of payment very eery. Thehol2s6 new and iHgo••d
onion Per axle by 0 . CIITEIBMIT A: SON,
3114 . 61 Market street..
E. S. Ara!i
1 - ) ED, WHITE AND BLUE.-500 boxes
ELt a Toilet Variegated Soap, ai;ort,.,l colon, in 1 ,
v i lb. cal: -.4, on hand and far sato by
P. .a-. Sr J. IL R. A IN'? ZR
r G s .
13lLItIIAVE 3 11041 - AND .BUTTE
Unto TrAJacanti , , Chun Aloes., Gura , ,Arabic,
CONOENTRATI3D LYE,
Ainanditio, Cologue3,'Z'Alet Articles, etc.,
Joulper 11-rrics, Oraphit, ' Agaric ete on hand and for eala
by D. L. FAE iNESTOOK & CO.,
fol.l Corner of low -th and Wood street:.
( - I RE ASE.—White Qrettg, afar Wag ias,
nibusw, Carts,-Draya, cauriall .ad, otc., in barrels and
I kegs, ler =Le by 1.431 •3 LIMN H. COLLINS
AM ti SEMENTS
LE 9sB AND ISIANAtirBEB9
ET.10;t. , :. or aet_iirialoti:
....50c. Private Box, iarE . ........i8
..15c. Privates Box. alastl. -
Me. Colored 80x.:..
...
t.t
1 e 413 in Privani Box, $1 GU.
SECOND Tani. 16 Cont 6
JULLI TURNpULI
CI ttl1:11`3;31,1 N 71101frEt. 131 IITY,
tl Eo. exit, Proprio tor
i ;3 ti b tiN h; .':; ~-:;: (iAili)C3
SIQN •OF THE ANVIL,
Pitill../L1)ELN111/1.
C AST
am....rnoDucil GENERALLY
;i0 WOOO STRLIEZP, P1TT:311.1.1E.C.01. dot
I=EEEIMI
COAIMON SHEET MON,
—AL3O—
CORRUGATED IRON, far Roofing;
tialh ES., NAILS, arid IDJOP (RON.
aurion & Perkins,
AT TILE ORIGINAL SL T.OOTLNG GALLI:111
130 LVN dz. T.:-TbEir.
DIGO, :tianilta, Carraccas and Bengal.-
-Jowl Inf. in Wu: 0, and fur Hal., by
P. L. FALINESTOCK CO.
MEDICAL,
ONLY"off 513
-0 P--
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
IS REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
troubled with Liver Complaints, unless the most de,
Berate of cases, when the mond bottle will, with actwct
single failure, restore the patient to health and vigor. We
Irish to call the attention of all to facts, that the lie
sigorator is' compounded by a ph, eician who has used it m
hie practice for the past twontyoyears with a suc632B4,la.cct
credulous, and that it to entirely vegetable. being conapos , 4
Wholly of goals.
Some idea of the atrouKth of theca gums may be fonn. , i
when It is 1:11,.'.wu ~tfn bottle of the Invigorst,orsontalus
much :truligch as oil(' hundred doses of Calomel without atiy
of it, delrterluit, rlf,cts,
We know there iy ti:•thing now b,!brellie American pan
lic, prepared with .nch b) aAi:radioman, particularly
tar disea4cs r.f ttei ,Lm Dr. :lanford's Juvigurator,
Liver limnerly. It has ottai a 'reputation e-cand to
othrr article.in the world, sinusly bee.inge it r, yt on its own
merit. To convince all by tr al that it is propneta.ci
claim it to be, if any or our reacie......re.sutreiiii. , , from suc . ,i
diseases as are described in In. eanfol'id,s adva , ,emont, we
know of know remedy that will Cu. eiy rore thsm as tLr
Invigorator.
Tho invigorator cures Sick Heads:qui Cate on,, or t
teaspoonfuls at each attack ;and it will soon diaappear.
an overloaded eolitAdt, or 'Allot, food rises or .A4lO, take
Invigorator after eating, and It trill oat Frain dßagre,abio
or oppressive. Fur Ilvuttbui it, Palpitation,' i,b ' Difficult
Breathing, take a tea..peenf o I tone or twice or Les
Or A ppetito, Laugnor or Letlea-teess, tl7n 2nefhcme is itiV
able. restore the iiiijiatote and make the food digest
well. Nightmare. toko n teitspuOilful au retiring, awl
demons of dreara•laud will all be fat iea. Alter edti .a
hearty dinner, take a due. of Invikclrut,h atid it will r elle; e
all oppression or fulluesq. invigorator iea Livcr Beres
tly of unequaled virtue, act.ug.ilirectl) au that organ, cut
iota Dyapepelu. Billions Attack:, - Dysentery,
Worms, and all Female ttliEitructiiina, ler which it has tia
equal.
know there , is tiothiou now Lofora the Autoric, , n pub
he prcpartl with such •. , 1;. : Al. by n scanitille man, particular
ly for diseasos of the Liver, r. t.l.nfot d's flivigocan.r,
Liver It ha.' attained IA reputation eecolut to
other article 111 the Her d, simply bi'atlAo It I 1,),C1 113 01;11
merit.. To convince all by trial that It. Is ail it pr . ( fa ism:',
claim it tlllll3, If any of our readers or.. sufforing mon su..l,
as are dest . ribtal In Dr. : ,, auforil's tivertisetunr, Mo
know of tio remedy that e [ll ell' curs them ae tii
lovig, - orator. ,
- There han Istely I,oloi 100,011 onr u-tice, a kat.diciva
that at -nlllB to pOsftr•M W.titi••11111, and heabog,.ta4-
ponies in dheasen of the Liver, ::,I,auach cud Digemthr or
gdll6l. It C:LEII,- CO 110 Kith 111110 y te,the..tual, in 1(9 favor
that we have n 4.t.d its • tle , •ts le tb) we' bt ce.sos of
continual ddality, Ci 1115 • ,,! cud it every
instance the effect was n ~1 ' •;IVO a per:Jo- t rout cur o ,
Dr..tianford'n fo. Liver ileiioaly in what Ix', re
fer to. We itlwa,th have b, en ,•redtwats about rnre> 15 Pat.
cut medicines, but we Are c.•ovi neck; *hat rib, • anouicine, tar
(aridly use, is not over.ated by the host of tecominotlati,,ni
It ban. ,Our adv!ce ie, IA ail troubled with ItaligtEtitar, Da ,
bility or Dowd Oomplaint, le get a hottle find try it; our
word for it, relief will he ext.,: turd.
T.) INTA I lb:. 1P ho tic Dr. t 4 ,tliford'a Invigor
ator, for it will r th,ot of their ' , anti as NMI rid it
taken into thoir etoao rh. i'tlift and :marry canhet exist
whero tit,, invigorator it will agmtrely drive theta
away, an daylight trill bitiligh th.rkition,, of 016 ttlore.Cati b •
top doubt to th .no oho qv it, tor it carrion convii,tl,,tl with
ovory done token. A 110,11, 4 r bVidel/ON in the tli,ois,:intia
certiticatel 'from 01080 who 11.0, it or have 1..)11 curet I j -
Ti y one hotti. , , it it da t a ont benefit, the al 3 Illtd.:1130:1.
1 . 14!; . 1; ON voLLAIt
HA N trtniD .) , T..prlotOrd,
Ifor .410 Ilb Plitatizg-c4
it. 1
(7.-rs
i i.
OF SHE AGE,
ir it. KENNED 'l'', of Roxbury, Lua itiacav
urol ja oriu 4•1 1,1/1111,11 pRtUI Vit.l3 a rara,..ll
122211
Every kind of litunor,
FHOII TILE Willtt;T SCrolitULA LKIWN r&) A ColniON
Li,, ii, trlod it IO over C:44,1, Lavdr
tillied OSA:Opt in two t out,,, (Loth thtlll 4 lol'lof.j
now, iu Lie ponznneiou OVvr COrt.ilit;txt of.lt,
vahlo, all withi La lonely w,l, O of .11(111tIdli.
Two bOttlea Urn Warraot,A to cure 11/Oath.
flue to threw ii;/ . .tik,l will ,:taro tltn word kl. 1.01 itlifivtoa
Oa the faco. - •
Two or threo buttlon milt clbat the ttutu of idled.
Two i,ottles itru wornotted eota Ito- •,voi ~.r.liker in the
mouth or etonincli.
-
Three to LI to bottic. i noted to cm e tI e µ Diet kind
of Erykdpelfui. '
One to two bottled ,re w.. rtint , ,l to 4tl linizoi ia,Lhe
opoi.
Two bottled ore warntutod to J:1;/kily of 1 hr earn and
blotchea ittomig the 'Wt.
cony to six imttion fkrq wario•aett•
running uhAira.
flu,) bottle will Our,, scaly erupt::
Two or throe bottlt-i urn we, riuuae 1.• Mir., the won't MA
of ring - worm.
Two or three botllo orb worrahte,l to cal° the ,oust doe
potato cado of rheutnatisui.
'Lliroeto four linttlo.i ire iie rant ti, i.ore
=if==22M=MlMl!
A bunetit, IH nlwity6 vsperleac, , ti,,IA 11l ?IL bottle, aud
a part ect cure ii warrants ahoy, cruttittty ti
31,11;i4
Dx.i.ic th, Sludicnl Dincio‘euy,
iu curing ell kind ui huinvrs, ie e.o by the
tcnatiinions voice of all wit., Lase over tisii.l it, that t
not oay iinything on the :1119..et, ua the
.... t
aniaione in its praise.
pruienting the Minti.:Al I.iiicurery to yuur LLULieio, i do
it with a full knowledge of the curative power. In iollovauf
all, and curing moat ul thode disown.. to wuich .yuii are uu
furtunately_no Rabbi. Ttii.t mina oxcruciatii.g disii.i.se to nu
affectionuju mother,
NIIRSLNG SORE 'MOUTH,
Its cated as if by a tairuclu; your o turdper 13 ro,x)reri
ltv tyttural awbotnues, and your tato iron) ehurt and rtmtul
two to ratio ,cud Bw ,wt am:Aberl; and tt,, llialovo•
ry bocomen alouutuiu of to yi , ltt 1.133b133.1d and
/30:1110110131.
11.1 thu 11.101,31.11‘thi10 d rang,:
CANKER
(3.,,touda h the eatatilva
. t, cawing
DYSPEPSIA;
which in nothlug but ruttier of Ll.. 5t.4. - mi It; Rita to the
intoothlos told .
E. II) E i,
urt•uclug n dinklUg 3 WM° aud ru linlindruLLO triCII 13
flu. Carves ul }our loud}.
Your ntorumth
•
UAW AND INFLAMED,
your fuo.t ii.arnFarn you, ii.ot ;.:111 tinly
kinds, and OVell of that your ky.toiii not l o af (La
uouridhmer, t it coutuino iw thu ri:riniuri,ati fluid of thu cank,r
cola it up; thou your Lomploxiou loio4 uud r 'or
comes mallow or grerowsh, aogl your host Jay is gone. 1 2
Want of uourisluuour your and liobby,
nod thu tibrom oryour to Jy boom - no rolaxed.
,Thou tollow
truiu of diuottso4 whi.:lx the NletW,6l Dr_ie,;vtt y p:: , ,ouliarly
wliipted to
C U ft IL ;
•
Palpitation. of ttfr, heart, pain is tho d 5
HOLM *moan of the Lttel:,fuiln of 1.11,1 top Whoit y:11
ra!re, frregmlarity of tho ood mltto, t U.
dating 1.11 iii:15:155)4, Lim •-
PiLed
itow mauy titoith.3win of pot wostdn nee
hisAise.aso and pinithc ~wAy a sui.,,r.ttau lirb, .1,1 their i
lour uoighl)or tluosll . o - 1. 11110 W [ha U.1./50. 1 itilnia
46 your mind that. 0141 pEOCF,Ib, •' Au Guil,4s
la butter than a pr, n:1 ut cure." IL,
MEDICAL i)IBCOVERY
you . have both prov, u ti und ,Ith h
and good aurdity, Mut it will nu}
do you any injury.
ni change of diet eV,f Itoee.!o-.at y• e
and enough of it.
DMICOT/Oki , rum uS::—Adult of.'r Lacle 500..,11.1 p..r t 1 --
ChitaTULL over te.ll yeses de.....c.d tut fi . , e
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