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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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EXTENSION OF STAY.
DRS. C. M. FITCH, 4 J. W. SYKES,
Will continue theii office at •
No. 191 Penn street,
OPPOSITE T. CLAIR HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, PA.,
TILL APRIL FIRST, 1859
Where they may be consulted daily, (Sun
days excopted,) for CONSU .1.• , ASTHMA, BRON
CHITIS and ALL 013.1 r: - .1, oN 10 AFFECTIONS con
noctod with, or pro,llsposi• g to PULMONARY DISEASE.
DRS. FITOU • . - S UES feel that they Cllll,lot tai earn
only or to frequently admonish invalids of the EXCEED
INO S , ; ER OF DELAY IN PULMONARY DISEASE
—its'symptoms often anent so lridina na to beget n delusive
toeliag f•.tteto, even while the di-ionee is malting rapid Pro'
and ion patient fteglecte tottn•elf till a Curl ,
in oast W
irnpit4iilll,
011 ice Hoary---1 0 A. itl. to 4 P. Itl.
44 - No ell lig(jor convitltati..n.
A list 01 Will 1., fiel.ll. to Chaise Wiedaily: to Coll Boll
Lp letter. Aliillo94 •
D 1 C. M. FITOII .4 J. W. SYKES,
191 POl/11 strvet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
1100FLANWS BITTERS, THE GREAT
11l kEhli FOR NE;;Vot'S DEBILITY.—J. 31. Ilm.simen,
Doylestown, Pa., June :20, 1353, ~a. 5 )I'.y . wife has been
afflicted with a nervous debility since September, 1551,
since which time I have Den unable t o find any physician
or medicine th It would bunetit her in the least, until one
day I called at the stor, of Dr. llarvey, of this town, fel
some tincture of iron, and described to him the affliction%
of my wife-; he then Lauded toe a lot of papers to read,
amoUg entice I found one describing your German Bitters,
I immediately procured a few bottles from him, and an.
pleased to state that tho use of the hitters has done her
more good than all the medicine oho has heretofore taken.
I wish you to send me A ' liter -dozen b..ttlos.
Beti advertisement..
Poi sale by PL.V.IING c;..1 Dr. G3O. H. QKY EL
Pittsburgh
*Ar THERE IS NOTHING IN 9'flM WEIOLE LIST
modirluo cresting snot ix stir !,non: n del a Dr. $A N •
FORD'S IN VIOUItATOIt 01: LI VElt ILOIEDY. It gi~.•n
, 1
such quirk rolled n, 1.1 c p:ttiout of rexviVitik:
:111110:11. 0 0 A.,111 to to u.kon . W 0 do not
Without
know of a ~inLzt., . 1,i.•.• it line bit. uLiken
to', eflt, ntrel in ze•ndls cooninlettin cureia effected
Ise men. It INne ity h ini, ly bocaum•
it
does what it in r.,....0nt0n. 1,1 to do. It Is constantly
litrgitig its eirel- ot r liesiiioz on it 3
and loP to I lie thy'-to .tuflrting front Liver Collll)htint,
JRIIIII/ICo. Iy4/oi.i •••nora l lity. feltifirreiriw
VFICE.—TIP} STOCK BOOKS of the MONON-
Li-,3 ) ,' GAHELA VALLEY BANK to be located at M'Eees•
port, will ho open for imMicription at the MERCHANTS'
EXCHANGE, in this city. on M. 'N DAY, TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY and THURSDAY. the 15th, lath. lith and Pith.
cm' BY ORDER OF COMMISSIONERS
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PITTSBUIIOII LIFE,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Eitt,burKh, 1 , 01 nary pith, 1858.
DIVIDEND -The Board of Directors cf
. 4 4 . 1 ,7 this Company 14107.•, day, d• clered a dividend out
of the profits 01 the 1..11th, of FOUR I , OLIARS per
appikilA.k_LO Cho .••iOCLIOn 01 StOoi
(.471 in F. A N Ell fill, Seeretarv.
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• ttFFIOE OF THE
PITTSBURGH, c;'AY ti E ICAO° It. R. CO.,
l'itt,lturgh, March tat, 1858.
1.1.. gt NOTICE T.) ST"CKITOLItEItit , —The fa - at anneal
meeting of the iii rs of the Pitt dm , ph, For
Wayne and hie mgo .14:4iIroad thispitily will to bold at the
ltouma of the Ituar.l of ['rad° in thu city of Pittatiargh, on
TUEB,DAT, the 20th day uf \lu 411, ar 2 "'clock, P nt., it
which time tue lie port f the Directoro and Officers, of Ihu
operate n of the Gl,llplt'ly, fur the first ievoutteen mop h
of tho con,olid will he pr..scrit.ii SLII,I read.
The °kat I•T• a Poor hoar of Directors will ho at
the saute plare. oil NV kd DA V, tho 31st f st , (retiree'
tho 11,0111, of 9 A. el. iu,d G P. or.
t..a.:ktionlers, n t J t Le e.o.ntatives of oenntiea holding
stock, itl re,ove tr,:r ticto•ta to end from Pitt:,
burgb o. the oe!.11, 'II, 11 11 , 1,t to th, different Sta.
thin '..l.4enta. proziea [nay retained at
tau tku-ra , (1111 co in Pi! t- burgh, or at trio 0f11.7a in New
York, No Si IVifli atteet.
,Stonkhottleri of • itti , r of tli • three ColM11.11:1'0,3 110 W iner.r,a
by the 4i l ericritletaoi, who tarty not tutee couverto:l th •ir
atoek, wll uot °be entb to any votes at theaboveelectior
The trittetit:r L,, kn will It,• r tistt I from the 20th luta, ttt
Ist prox. , I turn T. D. 11ES8 LIM, Secretary.
PITTSITRGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONP 4 I NO, L. 130 YD W I. AIcCULLOUG fi
JONES, BOYD & CO.
CAST STEEL.
A LSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Rose and Mlrst Streets,
PITTSB URGII, PA
D. Li. 1100 Zit
13, 9. Et OG C.EIS & CO.,
IANITPACTUILERS
'ROCIEIctF,' IMPROVED PATI:NT
STEEL CULTIVATOR 'I'FH
MEE=
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
JAMES A. PETZER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
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Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard. P.utter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produc.•. generally,
Corner of .I.l.ftrlzet and First streets.
ti.GLI, PA.
Its7sa To—Francis G. Bail ey, Es. , William Dilworth, Sr..
S. Cuthbert at Son, Pitt , th irgh; 'Boyd & Ott, Ileishell
Swearingen, S. Brady, CaAl.. M. & M. Bonk. List & Howell.
Mangle & Co., George W Anderson, amid Paxton k Co.
Whoolina. my2Flaotf
II R.DW 11E.
LAMUEL PAHNESTOCK., No. 74 WOOD
1,3 street, Pittilugh, ha, on hand it large
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Which ho will sell very low for C &Sit. lu addition to his
Looks, Hinges, Knives and Forks, and Spoons, and a large
asiortrneut of ::arpontees Tool 3, ho has received 11, large sup
ply of Sausage Ca t ten; and Staffers ;
TOTIgII33B and Pokers;
Sleigh 13011 s, and Enameled
Preserving Kettles.
J. W. TUCKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
OF.FICE (FOii THE PRESENT,)
NO; 126 THIRD sr., NEAR CITY HOTEL,
I: is F E It ENCEH:
lion. J. L. Orr, Sp.,ker ti. S itepregentati vets.
lion. L. M. Kenn.-tt,,
lion. Bawl. Trent, Jndgo U. S. Dierict Gant.,
ST. Lome.
Jamea li.m
Las &
liov. D. It M'Aucilly, O. L.
1.61.22-101
GOLD AND SILVER SP iCTACLES,
GT rilit NUT? ACT URER'S PRICES.
lIY D RONI ETERS
or weighing-spirits, the cheapen and boat artir.les ever
to this city.
TiIEIDIONETERS AND BAROMETERS,
'varying in price from $6 to $3O each.
POCKET COMPASSES,
AND
SURVEYOR'S COMPASSES,
alwAys on hand at 6 5. SHAW'S,
Practical Optician, tiS Fifth S:reet.
opposite Masonic 'tall
L. C. HEPBURN,
AT 70RNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER
Orri:l6
& T. GROUTT, Importers of Brandies,
cp • Gin, Win, dtc. Dealers in fine Old Mononguhele
Rye Whisky, Peach and Apple Brandy; also, RECTIFIERS
AND DISTILLERS, corner of SMITUFELD and FRONT
Streeta. Plthdenruh.
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LI QUO it • 'MERCHANTS,
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
ear Wood (Arent,
43.- Al ways on hand, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
Claudine, Old Moniagahola and Rectified Whisky, of the
dmi 'del!
B. C. SE. J. H. SAWYER,
LARD OIL,
CANDLES,
PALM, TOILE'',
AND ROSIN SOAPS
No. 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
FOR THE ERECTION OF 018 WORKS, for from five
burners an.i upwards, and for Beating Buildings, public La
private, by Steam, Ilot Water or Furnaces.
telEelyis PITTSBURGH, P.
F. J. BCIBIIA,
8U5314 & GIUTENDORF,
tdI'•CYICTU(CE29 or -
STE A M 801 LE RS,
Anti all Wilda of Sheet Iron Work.
Penn katr, nt, n,,ar War pr, Pittsburgh, Pa
Ara- ALL ORDIKii3 Pft.PAPILY ATT.
riOD FISH.-5 drum 4 extra No. 1 Cod Fish
'T.
Ju3t received, and for Pale by
MILLER Az ILICKETSON,
fr,25 Noi. 221 and 223 Liberty street.
NANO AT A B ARO elegant
7 'wowood, Chick, In¢ PIAII 4ovly in use three month,
in perf , ct order in every respect, will Leach] at a very great
bargKia. The owner is now in the West, ii ci wishes to .1511
at °rico, and for ca,lll. Thu aubgcril,r will guaranteo the
Piano to be purzet, and uubl,utd , hed. Apply to
W 24 JOT/ N MELLOR.
have just received a large
impuly of pt,re English Gl ) c,erinu A No, u IHrpe Int
rilyc,rine Cream, superior to anythiug 'now in cso. tor chap
rt. I hands. lips, etc • 325. FLENIICCI.
'4O (Inrppr NTsrko qt net.
fIREASE.—White Grease for Wagons, Om
kfi tabtuses, Caria,"Draya, Oarringoa, etc.,.barrels and
kw. for Mb NY [g4] WINO S. CIOLLINB
Quite an intricate case was tried before Hie Honor
Mayor Weaver yesterday morning. Oar readers will
remember that on the Path of January last a charge
was made against one Joseph Renould, for taking
his effects privately from the house of a Mrs. Stacey,
in Allegheny, whore he boarded, leaving an unpaid
balance of $8,25, which amount, it was alleged, he
intended defrauding her out of. The next day an
other information was made against him by Freder
ick Templer for fornication; also an information
against his w:fe fur adultery with Renould. Renould
got wind of the snit for fraud and left. When Mrs.
Templer's case came up, she proved by several wit
nesses that Renould was at Mrs. Stacey's on the
night charged in the information. The case was
therefore discharged at the cost of the husband.
'lemplor had darted from hie wife, but some ten days
afterwards returned home, when ho ascertained that
Renould had left some clothing worth about $4O,
which John Padgett. her brother, had pawned for
$6,75. Templer obtained possession of the pawn
tickets, and on Monday last gave them to Mrs. Sta
cey to secure her claim on Renould. She took them
to tl•o office, paid $l2, and redeemed them. Mean.
while Renould had returned to the city, and was ar
rested and brought before the Mayor on a warrant
issued under the information for fraud. Mrs. Stacey
was sent for, and the above facts were ascertained.
As soon es Renould heard of the disposition which
had been made of his clothes, ho made an informa
tion against Padgett for larceny in taking away and
pawning his clothes. Templer, who was at war with
all the parties a short time since, was present during
the examination, and said he did not care a fig who
won. Mrs. Templer was also very bitter against het
brother, Padgett, who bad been her principal witness
in proving an rail, for Renonld on the first charge.
The matter was finally compromised by Rendhld
paying Mrs. Stacey her claim, she giving up the
clothes.
A man named Thomas Smith, living at Lockport,
Westmoreland county, was run over by the cars near
Nineveh station, Pennsylvania Railroad, on Wednes
day night last, and killed. Both of his legs were
broken, and his head and body badly mutilated. It
is supposed it was the Accommodation train which
killed him, as he left the station a short time before
it passed. He was not found until midnight, and
after several trains had passed.
f 2( .2u(d, vs'
James Borryhill, of Cross Creek township, Wash
ington county, who was found to be insane by a
jury, during the late courts, was taken to the Western
Pennsylvania Hospital on Friday last, by Sheriff
Bruce.
Several evenings since, a little girl, di..nehter of
Mr. Waugaman, of New Salem, Westmoreland coun
ty, in attempting to jump on a sled passing down
street in that borough, fell, breaking her arm. This
is a warning to persons in the habit of clinging to
sleighs and sleds while in motion in the streets.
David Rankin, of Penn township, Westmoreland
against whom a charge of passing ; counter
feit money was made, has given himself up, and en
tered bail for his appearance at Court to answer the
charge.
Gov. Packer has pardoned Thomas Berry, formerly
of Greensburg, who, with a number of others, was
convicted at darlisle, in November, 1856, of riot, and
sentenced to two years and nine months' imprison
ment in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Our friends in Hollidaysburg have been following
our example in adopting the duel code far the settle
ment of their difficulties. On Friday last a "meet
ing " took place between two young men, one of
whom had accused the other of stealing mackerel.
They met in a warehouse, fired, and at the first shot
one party fell. The other fled, and has not since
been heard of. Tho party who fall was not seriously
wounded.
A man named James Hughes was found in the
stabll of John D. !loony, in Cumru towpship, Berke
county, on last Saturday evening, fraen to death.
The decoosed had been for some time past, an inmate
of the Berks county Alms House. He had wandered
away on the previous Thursday. The jury returned
a verdict that he came to his death by freezing.
A little son of Mr. John Buts, of Reading, came
near losing his life on Saturday morning last, in the
following manner: A wagon was standing in front
of the housp, and while the driver was engaged in
the house, the boy climbed up on to the seat, and the
horses becoming frightened, ran off and threw him
down. The wheels of the wagon passed over the
boy, mangling and bruising his body terribly. '
Rieciion.—On Tuesday the citizens of Lawrence•
ville held an election for borough officers, which re
sulted in the selection of the following persons.
They are all, with one or two exceptions, Demo
crate:
Jeffreys.
School Directors—A. 11. Ahiborn, James Allen
Assessor—William Jancey.
Assistant Assessor—William Beck.
Street Commissioner—Jacob Woidler.
Auditors—J. W. Fink, R. B. Sutton.
Judee—Tilly Patton.
Inspector—James Ester.
Cunstable—Cal. Jeffreys.
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The*" Three Fast Men" at the Theatre.—A brilliant
assemblage again graced the Theatre last evening,
every seat in the house being occupied—a most de.
serving compliment to the accomplished sister stars,
Misses Lucille and Helen, and furnishes the most
uninistasable evidence of the high appreciation in
which they are held by the public. They introduced
a number of excellent songs, which were charmingly
sung, and elicited the most rapturous applause. The
Minstrel scene was full of amusement, and it was
greatly enhanced by the impromptu jokes of Jerry,
(Mr. Hamilton,) who is certainly very happy in the
part, and in every scene won much applause. The
curtain dropped amidst greaCenthnsiasm. The piece
will be played again this evening.
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PITTSBURGH, PA
C. GUTENDORP.
EMI3III
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
An Intricate Cate.
Country Items.
Burgess—John Scott.
Council—William Johnson, Andrew Scott, Cal
Alleghenian Killed.—We learn by the Butler
" Herald," that Nicholas Sheets, of Allegheny City,
a teamster in the employ of Mr. 8011, of Butler
county, was killed by the kick of a horse, at a tavern
is the town of Butler, on Tuesday evening last, un
der the following circumstances : He and another
person entered the stable to attend to the horses,
when one of them kicked bins in the face and on the
left temple, one of the "corks," or toe of the shoe,
I roaking through the skull, and penetrating the
brain. He was entirely unconscious from the time
of receiving the injury until his death, which occur
red the following day at two o'clock. He leaves a
wife and eight children, who reside in Allegheny
City.
Denny Sentenced.—Some days since Mr. Wingard,
the counsel for Daniel Denny, one of the parties
convicted of the murder of the old man Weissman,
flied his renions for a new trial. A verdict of man
slaughter had been rendered in the case. Yesterday
tuorni , g, about eleven o'clock, Judge M'Clure filed
a decision on the application, overruling it. He
proceeded to sentence him, when Mr. Wingard asked
the Court to deal mercifully with the prisoner. Judge
\Velure then sentenced him to six years imprison.
meat in the Penitentiary. This, we believe, is the
heaviest punishment that can be inflicted for the
crime of manslaughter. The prisoner was then re
manded to jail.
Settled.—We alluded yesterday to a case in whiFh
Borman named Unger was arrested by a constable
under peculiar circumstances, and stated that Unger
had sued Thompson and was about to inetitute'a suit
against the constable for false imprisonment. The
matter was before the Mayor yesterday, but was
compromised amongst the parties. The oonstable
Cates that ho did not understand the merits of the
ease when he made the arrest. Thompson says the
thing was all for a joke; that he hid the rule, and
Unger, on finding it, became very indignant and
'truck him two or three times.
Fire near .01"Keeeport.—At an early hour on
Wednesday morning, the house of Jas. Cunningham,
some two miles from M'Keesport, was destroyed by
fire. A party had been assembled at the house on
Tuesday evening, they went home at a late hour, and
the family retired, but were awakened soon after
wards by a loud explosion, shaking the whole house.
The family escaped without injury, but the house was
a total loss. It was a stone house, situated in Mifflin
township. The explosion emanated from a portion
of a keg of gunpowder which was in the house. 'I he
origin of the fire was net precisely ascertained.
At her Old Tricks.—Wo notice by the Cincinnati
Commercial that Jenny Sinclair,who during aresideLee
of four months in this city was confined in jail al
most the entire time, was, on Monday last, committed
to the dungeon by Judge Pruden, of that city, fur
seventy days fur vagrancy, drunkenness and disor
derly conduct. Tho first sentence was for thirty
days, but she used such obscene and abusive language
in the court room that the Judge was obliged to add
twenty days at two different times.
Crossing Penn Sireet.—Workmen were busily en
gaged in laying the track of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad across Penn street yes.
torday. The work will probably be finished and
trains run across to-day. In accordance with the
decision of the District Court, an injunction was
served on the Mayor, police and citizens of Pitts.
burgh, restraining them from interfering with the
company in crossing or in running their trains after
the track is completed.
Lecture.—lion. Joseph It. Chandler, of Philadel.
phis,
will deliver a lecture in the basement of the
Cathedral on next Wednesday evening, being St.
Patrick's Day. The gentleman lectures under the
direction of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, and
the proceeds are for the benefit of the orphans. The
subject will be announced in due time.
Goo. Foeter.—Joseph C. Foster took a benefit at
the National Theatre in Cincinnati, on Monday eve.
ning. Ile played his great character of Napoleon
Bonapare, in whie.h he has been so successful, and
was greeted with a large and enthwiastie audience.
Another one of those delightful concerts, given in
the first Associate Reformed C c nroh, Sixth street, for
the benefit of its Sabbath School, will be given this
evening. That on Tuesday night gave tinbonnded
satiefaation to • rtry large audience.
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Pittsburgh -, Retail Market.
We publish this maming our regular weekly re
port of family marketing, carefully corrected :
OUR FAMILY MARKETING
9 10c.
8 0 10
10 ® 12
8 10
8 9
9 11
8 9
7 0 8
80 ® 37
37 6) 60
9 10
10 12
12 6) 12
12 12
6) 6
4 0 6
85 45
90 01,15
65 6) 87
40 65
25 ® 37
30 0 40
25 0 85
2) 0, 30
11 @i) 12 1 „-6
11 0 13
10 12
10 123.4
8 10
S 0 10
V bunch 6 0, 10
II 0 3
66 2 0 3
3 6) 4
2 6) 8
each................. .......... 10 0 16
2 0 3
quart
10 ® 15
............ 6 ti
8 6) 10
10 16
10 0 0 16
10 0 12
9 10
16 20
22 0 25
10 0 15
Beef Steak, first cut, 11
" second " "
" Roasts,
Pork Steaks,
" Roasts,
Veal Cutlets,
Mutton t hops,
Quarter,
Pigs Feet; doz
Tripe
Pork Sausages,
Bologna "
Sausage Meat,
Mince "
Liver Pudding,
Beef Liver,
" Tongues,
Turkeys,
Geese,
Ducks, sf 4 pair
Chickens, IEI pair.
Fish, salmon, 'll string.
" Perch,
Bucker,
Lard, Leaf, 14 lb
Rendered,
Onions, h't p'k.
Potatoes, Nesh'n'k
Red,
Turnips,
Celery,
Beets,
Carrots,
Parsnips,
,Horseradish,
Pumpkins,
Cabbage,
Cranberries,
White Beans,
Hominy,
Apple Butter,
Apples, V half peck.
Dried Peaches, IR quart.
4 Apples,
Butter, Roll, V lb.
" Print, as
Bggs, VI dee
The Catalogue Sale of Books this evening, on the
second floor of Davis' New Auction Building, Fifth
street, cc reprises an unusually valuable collection of
theological and miscellaneous works, being the library
of a clergyman removing. The books are now ur
ranged for examination, and catalogues ready. *
Runaway.—A horse attached to a milk wagon be.
Came frightened yesterday afternoon on St. Clair
street, and ran toward the bridge, coming in contact
with a buggy, knocking off a wheel of the latter and
breaking a shaft of the wagon. There were two men
in the buggy and one in the wagon, none of whom
were injured..
Committed,—Alderman Lewis, of the Third Ward,
yesterday committed James M'Williams, Sarah Jane
Williams and Martha M'Cable, on a charge cf keep
ing a bawdy house, 4commitment was also lodged
against the latter for selling liquor without license.
Diaorderly.—On Tuesday evening Alexander Som
erville was arrested by Officer Adams, of the Alle
E bony police, for acting very disorderly at a wedding
party on Robinson street, where he intruded himself.
He was fined and discharged.
Mayor's Office.—Yestorday morning there wcro
nine common cases before Mayor Weaver, which
were disposed of in the usual mauler.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA
A mild and efficient purgative, pleasant to: the
taste, and mild in its operation. Always on hand,
CHAS. H. SUPER,
fresh, by
Corner of Penn and St. Clair streets,
4ir THE SUCCESS WHICH ATTENDS the use of Da
J. HOSTETTER'S CZLEFATED STOMACH BITTERS evinces at
once its virtues iu al• ,cases of debility and disease of the
Stomach. Certificates almost without number have been
oublished, attesting its almost miraculous rower in remov
ing those painful and fearful diseases. And at this time it
seems idle to do more than call attention to the great reme
dy of the ago, in order to awaken public attention to its ex
cellence. It is the only preparation of the kind that is reli
able in all cases, and it is therefore worthy of the consider
ation of the afflicted. The BITTER 9 are pleasant to the taste,
agreeable in their effects, and altogether valuable as a tonic
or remedy for indigestion.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere,
:10STETTER A SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
68 Water and 68 Front streets.
Ce24—lc)
FORNEY'S DAILY PPRESS"
delivered:regularly, by
JOHN PriTOCK,
Office, at Hunt & Mineee.
FURNISHED HOTEL FOR SALE.
THE RAILROAD. HOTEL,
AT LATROBE STATION, on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, forty miles east of Pittsburgh,
built of brick, three stories high, 96 feet front, 64 feet deep,
contains 40 fine large rooms newly and completely furnish
ed, ready for inimediate occupation. There is a frame
stable for thirty horses, convenient out-buildings and one
tcro of ground attached to the premises. Price, including
furniture, $12,000. One•half may remain on Bond and
Bortgage. If not sold before Ist of Apri'; it will be rented
at $950 per annum. Address 0. W. BARNES,
mr2:lmd Latrobe, Pa.
Safely and Economy in Light.
lATHY WILL YOU BURN CAMPHENE
AND FLUID, when you can get a cheaper and
Better light. Pure Kerosene Oil, made from the gas of Can
nel Coal, produces the cheapest, most brilliant, steady, -pleas
ant, and safe portable light ever offered to the public, and
no danger of explosion; more brilliant than gas, and quite
cheap;et lamps of the most simple and easily managed
construction. For sale by T. D. &G. HODKINSON,
.✓a- Beware of a count erfeit already in the market, made
flom Camphene, with a little Coal Oil to scent it. [fe27:ly
REMOVAL
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad,
AND THE
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati
RAILROAD,
(N AND AFTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
, 19th, 1858, the Freight businoth of theae roads, in the
CITY ON PITTSBURGH,
Will he transacted at the
NEW AND COMMODIOUS DEPOT,
ON PENN STREET, ABOVE WAYNE,
ADJOINING THE PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
Tilt attention of Merchants, Manufacturers, and Shippers
iii invited to the superior facilities afforded by these Roads,
i FOR SPEED, SAFETY, AND LOW RATES,
And for the prompt transportation of Freights, by
CONTINUOUS RAILWAY CONNECTIONS,
From Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Co-
Gambits, Dayton, Indianapolis,Cincinnati, Louisville and St.
If
ails •, and all the Western, Northwestern, rend South-west.
o D States.
Freight is sent to most of the above places in the same
c4srs in which it is loaded at this Depot.
THROUGH REDRIPTS GIVEN TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
For further information, apply to
I felB JOHN P. GLASS, Agent.
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
DEALEIt3 IN
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Clothiers
AND
SHIRT 'MANUFACTURERS,
No. 83 Wood street.
TIIE subscribers respectfully announce,
that BUIRTS made by them are guaranteed to fit;
Will be forwarded to any part of the Union.„ on receiving
ftom the parties sending the orders their personal measure
went in inches, according to the formula given below.
Remember, the size meet be carefully and accurately
taken, as all necessary allowauees are made by the cutter of
the establishment.
Yrst, Size.around the neck.
Second, Size around the wrist.
Third, Size around the chest, immediately below the arm
to.
Fburth, From the middle of shoulder, length of arm to
joint.
Fifth, Height of person, from the shoulder to the knee-
Sixth, Whether, with or without collars; if with collars,
the style.
.This plan is quite unique, and will be of great value to
g - entlemen at a distince. who and it impossible to obtain at
home Shirts to satisfy them in style and fit.,
Also, on hand a fall assortment of Shirts of onr mann
factuer. Any orders addressed to us by mail, will be promp
ly attended to.
P. 8. Please state by what conveyance they are to be
shipped. . L. HIRSIIPELD & 80N,
mr4 No. 83 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YE FLOUR.-20 Barrels Rye Flour, just
received, end for sale by
MILL FEED.-
1000 !ha Rye Middling;
1000 " Wheat
1500 " Wheat Shorts;
1500 " Bye Bran and-Shorts, just received and
fer sale by • JAMES A. FETZER.
Intl Corner Market and First streets.
IVIECHANII
C CORSETS.—A fresh stook of
best manufacture, and nil the various bisew of
French Corsets, received by express, and for sale at the
lowest prices. JOS. HORNE.
mr2 71 Market street.
Iv - HITE SHETLAND WOOL—Just re
ceivfd this morning, a full supply of White, Black
and Fancy Colors or Shetland Wool at HORNE'S,
mr2. 71. Market street.
jIG LEAF TOBACCO.—A large supply
of Down's celebrated Fig Leaf Tobacco, received this
day by JOS. FLEMING,
mr2 Corner Diamond and Market at.
APPLES.-
30 barrels choice Rnasett;
60 assorted Apples, received and for sale
JAMES 'A. FETZER,
89 Water street.
LOU R .
160 barrels Superline r Extra and }ixtra Family Flou*.
" fresh ground Rye Flour. Just received,
and tor sale by JAMES A. FETZER,'
ausir Nukes end RIM street&
=Kt
Opposite St. Clair Hotel.
No. 79 .5 1 .mithtleld street
JAMES A. FETZER,
Corner Market and First streets
COM M. ?,,C IA L.
giq'tESßUßtailt BOARD OV TRADE AND
Ettc): ADi TB , V.XCHANGE.
Prt.sident.
W. H. WILLIAMS
C'ice Praid:rits.
IBAILII DICKEY,
P. R 13f1U NOT,
7Yeasurf.7.
N 110LAI2S, Js
Zirirerint.lnd:ra.
JOSEPH SNOWDEN.
Cnmrnitrr• of ir , :itratien for IWiruary.
ISAIAH DIORIEY, V. P.,
W. W. MAIN, DAVID M'CANDLESS,
JOHN FLEMING, JAMES OARDINER.
ItIOVis;:l EATS OF OCEAN STEAINEES.
TO SAIL
BIIIN teAvc ink DAYS:
Boramin New Yolk Hamburg March 1
Africa . No. York Liverpool March 3
City of Washen...New York Liverpool.. March 4
Empire City New York...... Havana It N. o..... March 4
Moses Taylor New York , Aspinwall , _ March 5
Arago Now York liavre,2itc. .. , March 6
Northern Light.... Now York Aspinwall.-- March 0
America .Botton, Ac.... Liverpool March 10
Glasgow New York Glasgow March 13
Anglo Saxon .Portland .Liverpool March 13
Europe New York Liverpool ...... ......March 1 . 7
Kangaroo New York I iverpool March 18
North Star New York Bremen. Ac March 20
Canada Newton, Ac Liverpool March 24
TO ARRIVE
LEAVE POE
Glasgow Glasgow New York...
Americo Liverpool Boston, &c.
Vurope Liverpool New York...
Kangaroo Liverpool New York..
North America..... Portland Liverpool..
Canada Liverpool 805t0n.....
Flaramonii hamburg New York
tlty of Hal tlnioro..Liverpool New York.
Fulton Souttiampton.New York.
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Carefully Reported by JOSEPH SNOWDEN, Superintendent of
the Merchants' Exchange.
PITTAUUEOU, March 10, 1858.
FL/A:JR...The salve tc-day amount to 203 bble. viz:—FrOm
first : 35 Ude extra family nt $4,62@4,75; 20 bble.
extra from wagon at $3,75. From atom : 100 LW& at $l4
for superfine, $4,50 for extra - and $4,87 for extra family;
30 lib's. superfine and extra at $3,87% and $4,25; 8 Ws.
Rye Flour at $3,20 11
ORAIN...SaIes 200 bush. Corn from More at 55c.; 300
bush. Oats, to arrive, at 27 fAc. Lush.
FEED...SaIee 6 tone Shorts, at s@c. 100 The.; 5 ton, ship
etnffd a , 70c. from the mills.
POTATO ...Sate :30 torah. Neshannocks at 65c.'" bush.
FIREBRICK ...Sale 2000 Bolivar at $2B.
SUGAR...SitIes 5 hints. N. 0. at 7@7 l ,ic.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR...SaIe 1000 it,. at $1,25 ti 100 the
8AC0N...641es 3000 lbs. at 7IA for shoultlete, 8 for sides
and 03, t fur llam:4.
H AY...Sahli 21 Made from the scales at from $lO to sls"f
ton, and one load of Straw at SS.
OIL...Sale 20 bbla city Lard No 1 at 80c. V. gallon.
SOAP...SaIe 30 boxes Rosin at Sc., city manufactured.
HUTT F,11...5a1e 4 bbls. prime roll at 14c. le lb.
FISII...SaIes 3 Ibls. No. 8, large, at $ll,OO ; 1400 Iba. Cod
flab at
COFFEE...SaIes 27 huge Rio at 12c.
Y ...Sales 115 bbla rectified, in lota, at 21©22c.and
15 bbla do. at 23c. "tt
Foreign Markets.
Per Steamer Canada:
Livrnpo - L. 26th.—Cotton market.' The sales for the week
have been 61,000 bales, including 10,000 to specnlation and
3.000 for export. The m irket closed from having advanced
during the week %r, and some circulars quote the advance
e 9 3 lfid. This advance was owing to light stacks and limi
ted arrivals. The estimated sales to-day, Friday, are 7000
bales, including 1000 bales for specnlation and export. The
following quotations are reported: Orleans fair 8: do. mid
dlings 7 1-16: Mobile fair'7 , Ai: middlings 7 9-16; Upland fair
middlings 73,:;. The stock in port is 207,000 bales, in
cluding 106,000 American.
LIVEHPOO4-11rendstuffs. The market closed quiet. Rich
ard,on, Spence it Co. quote Flour dell and unsaleable. The
following aro the quotations:—Western Canal 20s. 6d (41 225:
Philadelphia and Baltimore 225. 6d. t 235: Ohio 245., 275;
the bitter rate was obtained for a lot received via New Or
leans. Wheat is dull and nominally quoted at ds Q 6s. 3d;
for red Western and 7.4. 00 7s Cl.for white.—Corn is dull at
335. nd. @ 345. for yell ow, and 84s. for white.
LoNnox 26th. Barnes 5c Brothers circular quotes Sugar as
steady:-13readstutis quiet and unchanged.—Coffee
Tea unchanged:—Spirits of Turpentine firm and considera
bly advanced, from the scarcity, being quoted at.44c:—Pot
and Pearl Ashes firm:—Litieeni Oil firm at 28s 6d.
Baring & Brothers circular reports American storks as
slow of sale, Pennsylvania fives have advanced. The Lon
don Times reports the following quotation from the sales on
the 25th:—Illinois Contra' railroad 5 4 discount; Illinois
((ovens, 1.860, per lands, 83t4:—Illinois Contra! sixes, 1875,
Sti; Illinois Central sevens, 18 7, se i .% Michigan Central 55;
New York Central ievOis, 93; Brio Railroad Stock 27; Erie
Railroad Bonds of 1871, 56; Pennsylvania Central sizes, first
mortgage, 89 n ® SO; Console closed at 96 3,4 Ci 97.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCItisATI, March 10th.—Flour dull and unchanged small
dee at $3,75 41. $3,75 C r superfine Whisky 16% and steady.
Linseed Oil advanced to Clic; Provisions held firmly, but the
demand is not active; 150 hhds. Bacon Sides sold at S$
9Y' and 150,100 Ih3. Bulk Moot at 5 and v,ig for shoal
are and sides. There was nothing done in Mess Pork or
Lard and both are still unchanged; Cloverseed is dull at $4,-
75 as $4,00: Butt .r is dull at 10 & 14 per roll and 12 g 17c.
Mr packed; Oats dull and selling at 32 @ 33. Theru is no
change in other kinds of grain. The money market is quiet,
end unclanged; the ratca of exchange are unaltered; weath•
,r mild and cloudy; themometer4B degrees,
New York Market
NEW YORK., March 10th.—Colton firm; 5500 bale , sold
pireeA are generally unchanged; holden are preening on the
market; Flour is firtr; 13,000 bbls sold; Wheat heavy; 2500
Lush. sold; Southern red $l.lO © $1 20; white $1.28 0 $1,351
Corn is very dull; Mess Pork Eu. lower, sales at $Ta,7B
$16,75; Prime Pork, advaeced 7, , Ticreulea at $13,38 l $13.50:
Lard steady, Baron firm at 8 @7 1 4 for BMW and 6%6
for shoulders; Butter Relive at 14c. ( h , c; Tallow
heavy at 10 :ki; Whisky dull; Sugar buoyant and advanced
!,,; 1 4; Urbana fair quoting o®6 Coffee buoyant at 9%
ll 16.
cattle raarket
NEW YOILK, March 10th —The r ceipte amounted to 3000
Beeves, 53c0 Sheep and 400 Swine; Beeves was in better
supply and the prices declined 1 ,,,6 @ %; sales at 7 @ lle the
average heino . ' 8 1 4 @ 8; Sheep unchanged; Swine 5 94 @
for Corn feed ,
A. H. BOOKHAMLIER JOSEPH BUDD.
BOOKEZAMMER & 331 7 Dai,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Fish, Cheese, Flour, Meats, and
Produce Generally,
Nos. 20$ and 206 North Wharves,
Third anL fifth doors above Race street
PHILADELPHIA,
AVE NOW IN STORE, AND TO AR
RIVE, a full assortment of Mackerel, Cod Fish, and
Herring, which they will dispose of at the vary lowest mar.
kot rates.
P. S.—Hams, Sides, Shoulders, Barreled Pork, or - Oiler
Produce taken in exchange, or sold on commission.
ELETEB TO
Jordon ft Brother, llcCutcheon & Collins;
Stroup Jr Bro., Coleman & Kelton,
Wm. S. Smith & Co., Budd & Comly,
Jall:3m-21) PaCLADELPIIa
rrHE CII EM ICAL OLIVE ERASIVE
SOAP, manufactured by B. 0. St . , J. sawyer ; re,
receives the preference over all other kinds ever offered for
family use.
Its advantages over other Soaps are:-Ist. It is cheaper
to use, one pound being equal to three of common rosin
Soap. 2,1. Half the time need only be occupied in washing
when this Soap is used in place of other Soap. ad. Ldbmr
in washing can be nearly timpensed with, as the clothes
will require little if any rubbing, thus avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. 4th. Boiling the clothes is unnecessary
when this Soap is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally as well as soft. sth. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, tiud it fur superior to other Soups. It speedily re
moves grease, tar, paint, printers' ink and dirt from :the
hands, leaving the skin suit, and free from chapping. t
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes,-and the ode of
the wash-boArd, the following directions should he follovied :
For the washing of eight or. ten of a family, take one
pound of Soap, cut it into shavings, and dissolve in one
gallon of hot water; put the clothes into a tub containing
about ten gallons of warm water; pour in the dissolved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Let theta soak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seam, or grease
sprts, may require a slight rubbing, but otherwise the
clothes will cows out dean and white, withont rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soaking.
.irgr Observe our name on each bar.
For sab., in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opp.adte the Round Hons.., Penn
sy Ivama avenue. S. E. St J 11. SAWYER,
tc23 No. 47 Wood street.
LARD OIL.—We have commenced menu
fur:Wring Lard 4ril, umi w II be plew.ed to receive or
dere for it We will wal rant it equal to auy nil in the mar
Get. We will till barrels returned when desired.
13. C. h 3. 11. SAWYER,
I°lB N. 17 Wrlnd eroat.
DOUBLE MEDIUM, Double Crown, Medi
ran and Crown, Straw and stag Wrapping Papers
for Bale by W. S. HAVEN,
JalB Corner Market and Second otrenta
TIIERMOMETERS--For sale by
w. G. JOHNSTON k CO.,
novl7 Stationers. 67 Vl(god tree
FRESH LOBSTERS.-1 0 dozen in cane
for &Aft by REYIIER. .t ANDERSON,
n0e2,4 No. 39 Wood otreet
ALU M.-50 barrels for sale by
B. A. FAIINBSTOCK & CO.
Corner Wood and First streets.
FRINGES, for Dress Trimmings.
A handsome assortment at reduced ratan ; at
novll LII)Il N ES'. 77 Market
NEW ARRIVAL,—
20 boxes Oranges;
20 do Messina lemons;
200 drums N.,v; Figs. Jost received and for sale by
RHYMER & ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood street,
11119 Opposite St. Charles Hotel
1 TARCII.-300 bss. Rochester Pearl Starch
for Bale by I al9l HENRY 11. COLLINS.
CIIRE.-50 Barre s American and French,
for nate by I: A. ItA HNESTOOR k CO.
DRIED APPLES.-30 sacks prime Dried
Apples received and for sale by
M.:CANDLE3S, MEANS Rt CO.,
a 23 Corucr of Wood and Water streets.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO., having compiet
-04 their annual inventory, and reduced the cost price
of their guods, will eell their pc Heat stock at a further
reduction of prices. jail
VARIEGATED SOAP.-25 boxes Varie
gated Soap received, and Lar sale cheap. by
JAMES A. FETZER,
f to Corner Market and First streets.
-FaXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING.-
10 dozen Lemons.
10 do Vanilla.
10 do Rose, for We by
IMMIX. dr. ANDERI3ON, No. 39 Wood st ,
°matte St. Marko HAI
RIVER NEWS
HARDY & M'GREW, Steamboat and Gen
eral Agents, Corner of First and Ferry streets•
RIVER, WHATHEII, ETC.—The river is about at a stand,
yesterday the weather was considerably more moderate and
In tho sun it was thawing very rapidly.
The C. Bealer sunk at the head of Carroll's Island on Sun
day night last. She lies perfectly strsight with the water,
from 8 ,to 10 inches on het male d ch. She was valued at
$17,000, and was insured in the Or) insurance Office of Cin
cinnati for $6,000.
The Cincinnati Cbmm•rcial says that the weather is still
-cold, and the river falling at the rate of 14 inch per hour,
with 10 feet to Louisville,
and 7 feet in the Canal. The
Glendal arrived drawing 7 feet. The Decatur ts , 114 at Mem
phis, when she left waiting engineers and pilots to take her
to the dock,
The Monongahela after having been run aground below
St. Louis for about two month, is again ghat.
Messrs. Day & Danforth, Insurance Ag•ute at N,W Alba
ny, have refused to settle the insurance on tee Lockwood. on
the ground that she was not at the wharf when she burned.
She was covered by tire ritka to the amount of V.e,too. -
There is no prospect of the David Gibson being reless - d
from her perilous position on the falls until a rise takes place.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
STEAM BOAT6'
NASHVILLE.
For Nashville.
The fine steamer QUAKER CITY, Captain
MCDANVILS—CIerk, SAMTEL COOLEY—WiII leave
for the above, and all intermediate ports, on
TUESDAY EVENING.
For freight or passage, apply on board. fel
For Nashville.
The fine passenger steamer CLIFTON,
Itst leave for the above and all intermediate ports,
on IVkIDNESDAY, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
del° FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents.
...Feb. 27
March 1
March 10
March 10
For Illemphle and New Orleans.
The flue passenger steamer A LIU A. Capt.
ROBINSON, will leave for the above and all in
termediate ports, on SATURDAY, at 4 P. )1.,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Ja2J FLACK, BARNES dr. CO., Agent.
ZANESVILLE.
For Marlette and Zaneuville.
The steamer EMMA °HALLAM, Capt.
L ROE AYRES, will leave for the above and all
intermediate ports on every TUE. , I)AY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passage apply ou board
lOWA
The light draught, fast running pueeeneer
packet lOWA, Mooas, Master, will it:ate., for
the above and all intermediate ports, on
UItDAY, the 6th Inst., at 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage, lathing superior ace,tabada Lie ue,
apply on board, or to HARDY 3 IDcOREW, A gew s,
fe4 Corner First and Ferry arebti.
AUCTION SALES
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTII ST.,
At the new Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64, Filth
street, every week day, are held public sales of goods is all
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a 'avg.,
stock which is constantly replenished with fresh wasigu•
meats, that must be closed forthwith.
• AT 10 O'CLOCK,. A.
Dry Goods and fancy articles, comprising nearly everything
needed in the line for personal and family use; table cut
lery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; ladles ware.
Ac. AT 2 O'CLOCK, Y. ill.,
thinsehold and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China ware;
stoves; cooking utensils; groceries,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, Y. M.,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; Jewelry; musical instru
manta; gnus; clothing; dry goods; boots and ihueu nook
stationery, &c. 16081 P. M. DAVIS, Auct.n
RDWAR E, CUTLERY, BLACK
SMITHS BELLOWS, ETC., AT AUCTION.—On
PIM/AY AFTERNOON, March 12th, at 2 o'clock, at the
Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Binh street, will he sold,
a quantity of Poor Locks, Spring Latches, Knives and Forks,
Taule and Tea Spoons, Broad Axes, Chopping Axea, Hatch
ets, Spades, Cart paddles, Carriage and Cart Harness, Cord
age, Carpe , Chain Corn Brooms,Franklin Stores, Black
smiths Bellows, Lt? n Safe, LiquiGlue etc.
mrlo P. M. AVIS, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME COUNTRY VILLA AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT AUCTION.—u„
THURSDAY MORNING, March 18th, at 11 o'clock, on the
premises, will be sold, the elegant residence of J W. lice r,
Architect. eltuat , at the village of Sewickley, (opposite tb
liailroad Station,) which has lately bt en erected of the be,, ,
rusterists, superior workmanship, and in mcdern style, en , -
b acing every convenience that could be desired, and fin
ished in the best manner, with Marble Mantles, Ornamental
Stucco Cornice, etc. having a connt supply a pure wit 1,.-
come water in the first and eecsd stories, as well as the
basement.
The ground, which contains upwards of one and ona-thhd
acres, is highly improved with Gravel Walks, Ornatueutal
and Frnit Trace, Shrubbery, etc. The property cost up.
wards of $5500, which may be examined ou application TA,
the owner, at his office, No. 26 St. Wair street.
Also, a quutity of handsom Household Furniture, among
which are ono superior Rosewood Case 6% octave Piano
Forte, made by Nuns:ls* Clark, Side Board,Dressing Bureau,
Taeles, Fancy Feral Stand, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding,
China, Gloss and Queensware, Carpeting, Kitchen UteusiLs,
etc., etc.' Terms at sale. (ntrOl P. N. DAVIS, Anct r.
WAREHOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
—On TUESDAY EVENING, March 16th, at
o'clock, at the Commercial Salsa Rooms No. 64 Fifth street,
will be sold, that valuable Lot of Ground, situate on the
south side of Secono, near Market street, having a front on
Second street of 20 feet .34, inch, and extending back 79 feet
10 inches, on-which is erected a Two Story Brick Dwelliiig,
No. 78, lately occupied by Cummins, Tunks & Co., subject
to an annual ground rent of $126, payable quarterly.
Teitiie &alt. (=V) • - Auct'r.
THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY—OUTHURSD&Y
EVENING, March llt tk.,3 o'clock, on the second
fluor of the Commercial Sales Rb. e, No. 64 Fifth street,will
be sold, the most complete and valuable collection of Thee
logical works ever offered at public sale in this city. Among
them will be found Chalmer's Posthumous works, 9 vole.;
McCheyne's Sermons; Pulpit Cyclopedia; Davies' Sermons,
vole; Cumming'e workg Spencer's Sermons, 2 vols.; Ai
wageddon by Baldwin, Goldsmith's Animated Nature, 2
vols.; Cecil's works, 3 vols.; Patrick, Lowth, Whitby/Pete.;
Commentary on the Bible, 4 vole.; Mosheim's Church ills
tory; Collateral Bible, 3 vols., quarto; Dwight's Theology, 4
vols.; Religions Library, 25 vole; Evangelical Library, 15
vole.; Burnes' Notes on New Testament, 6 v 013.; Burton's
Commentary, 5 vole; Encyclopedia American,l4 vols.; Nich
olson's British Encyc opedia, 12 vole.; Bancroft's history of
the United States, 5 vole; Clark's Commentary on the Bible,
t, vole; Doddrldge'e Family Expositor, Aone's Introduction
to the ktncly of the Bible, 2 vole; Notes on tbo Parables and
Miracles by French, 2 volt' ; Blair's Sermons. 4 vole.; Scott's
Commentary on the Bible, 6 vole; Works of William Jay, 3
vole , etc. Catalogues Sr. now ready, and the Books will be
pen for examination on Wednesday morning.
mrB P 51. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Administrators' Sale.
THE undersigned will expose to sale on
THURSDAY, toe 2601 day of March instant, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the BOILER YARD, lately occu
pied by James Wightman, deceased ou Water etreet, below
Penn street, Pittsburgh—the Engine and Boiler, and all the
'Pools belonging to said Yard and business, as carried on by
paid decedent. Also, one Wightman Patent Boiler.
Terms of sale, creh. ROBERT WIGHTMAN,
JOHN C. DALZELL,
mr9:6t Administrators of Jas. Wightman, der'd.
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES
AMBROTYPES-
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT
N TILE COUNTRY, AT
kiREALT ATTRACTION
AT NO. GO \ MARKET ST.,
Where can be seen the largest collection of
AiIBIIOIIPE & PINTOORAPII
SPECIMENS, EVER RX.IIIBITED IN THIS CITY
irir Persons wishing Pictures of themselves or friends
aro invited to call and examine before setting elsewhere, 113
WE WARRANT PICTURES
i.rior to any that can be obtained west of the mountains.
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Ambrotypists,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
S. RI. cor. of Market street and Diamond, Pittsburgh
PIIIOEB TO SUIT ALL. my18:0-3p
WYKES' GALLERY OF ART,
60
MARKET_..at.
GGallery
S
ry TRE
by
~E.T..d—ii.PprloCveTdUpritoci;s6:
giving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dress and complex
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have examined
them to be far superior to any pictures eve, exhibited in this
city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and examine
his large collections of specimens. Elie Gallery being on the
second floor, is easy of access.
N. B.—Pictures of Children taken in two 114COLIlid, at No.
GO Market street.
nay27:tf la E. S. WIRES, Artist.
NELSON'S AMBEOTYPES.
PRICES REDUCED.
GALLERY CORNER OF THIRD ANDIHARKI.7
Entrance on Third street.
Citizens and Strangers desiring ASII3ROTYPES, executed
in the highest degree of artistic beauty and perfection, can
be accommodated at short notice by calling at
NELSON'S WELL KNOWN GALLERY,
THIRD STREET.
an2l:ly24J
Prices One Dollar and upward
NEW DAGUERREAN AND• AM BRUT Y P
SKY AND SIDE—LIGHT
GALLERY,
1/LPTH STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE Put;TA iglel
ca. PICTUR.EB taken in all the various sty in ai,2
cm:tiler and warranted to please, at reasonable rates.
ell... Sick or thoorisod persons taken at their reslderma.
ap2o.lydaw—io
A MBROT Y P E S.—These beautiful and
Li_ durable pictures on glass; in all their perfection and
loveliness, singly or in groups, may be obtained at WALL'S,.
Jones' Building, Fourth street. [mrs:lw.
In k yE WOODS.--300 bbls. for sale by
; p .i.. 17 R. A PeliviScriVlC &00
MIGGS.-6 bble. fresh Eggs, just ree'd and
jli for sale by JAMBS A. F.ETZES,
falo Corner Alaska and lint street&
:I 'AVO,T3-4 1
MEMPHIS.
ST. LOUIS.
For St. Loula.
Mooas, Mastor
W ALL'S, ri urth otreot
E. S. WYKES, Artiat
No. 76 Fourth etreot, awl
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
ROGERS'
A NI k. i SEMENT S
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
MISS KIMBERLY
J. G. HANLEY
PRICES OP ADMISSION:
Bose a 50c. Private Box, large Se 00
Second Tier 20c. Private Box, emai1...... f. 00
Third 'liar 15c. Colored Box 20c.
Single 6A.t in Private Box, 1. I Colored Gallery ...... ...15c.
ALTERATION OR TIME.
Doors oik , n nr 7 - ,'clock. Perfoimano, to commence at 7%
Box office, for sale of Tickets, open from 10 to 3 o'clock.
IMMENSE SUCCESS of the Star Sisters, LUCILLE and
lIELENI and Mr T: nAMILTON. Home crowded in every
part. Unparalleled delight and enthusiasm. New pro
gramme of Songs, Conundrums, Dances, etc.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENING'S, Mach 11th
and Ilth, will be presented for the first time in Pittsburgh, a
remarkable play full of Fan,Flash and Frolic--M it and Mori.
ment—Dincing, Singing, Minstrelsy, etc. Organ Grinding,
Banjo Playing—all the well known popular songs of the day
—Fireworks. Bonfires, Illuminations, etc, Shaker Dances,
Pawnbroker's Shops, Fashionable Gambling Hells, Fortune
Tellers and Astrologists, concluding with a Grand Carnival
and Masque Ball. entitled the
FAST HEN: or, THE FEMALE BLIIEBFARDs,
Played in Ikeitoti by the Star Sisters; eighty-euven conseen
tiv.. nights, to crowded houses—o , uvuleed with laughter
from beginning to end.
Jenny Fairlove, (A Strong Minded Girl,)...Misa LnCille.
Lovely iiiiiiey, (An organ tiirl,) MI/39 Lucille.
Mi.e Tomb°, (Percale Minstrel,) Miss Lucille.
Connt Nov irii.o, (The Fop,) Miss Lucille.
Harry Helm, (The Sailor,) Miss Lucille.
Belcher Que, (A Sp ring Man,) Miss Lucille.
Maria. (eometeitig of a Witch,) Mies Helen.
Petite Charm. (The Street Singer,) Mite Helen.
Guitar, (The Minstrel,) Miss Helen.
Mingo Jim, (rho Little Sweep,) Mies Helen.
Young America Miss Helen.
Jerry Blosom `dr T. Hamilton.
Frank Fairlove (first appearancip,) ....... .......Mr. Myron.
Maria, (first appearance,) Miss Lizzie Safford.
Air Owing to the great length of the play no other piece
eau ho performed oh the same evening.
&if- In active Rehearsal, THE FEIIALE FORTY
TilltSr.S—aud Mr. Eugliall'a great Drama, THE HOT
CoRN GI ii L And also, a new Drama, PITT..4BURGII
GALS A'D A LLEGHENY PON'S.
THALBERG AND VIEUXTEMPS,
ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT
&re)
they will giro thew FlllbT AND ONLY CONCERT,
lu thin city, on
Thursday Evening, March 25th, at
CITY HALL.
The Beautiful Collection of Palntinga,
INCLUDING 'TIE EASTERN SLAVE
MARKET, CLEOPATRA, DEATH OF LEANDER,
and Ow famous
CIRCA,SSIAN MODEL Or BEAUTY,
Aro uom, on Frei. Exhibition nt Cho TONTINE HOUSE, Nu
U 3 Third street. Unli mid deo thou,
I.Y I -7 LIEO. SOHN elm, Proprietor.
JOHN W. 31'CARTHY,
BILL POSTER'
wILL ATTEND 'lO THE POSTING
and DisnutteriN I of all kinds of
BILLS FOIt CONCERTS ~_aOTURES, EXHIBITIONS, he.
All communications- -olthor by mail, telegraph, or other•
wise- d i rected to the office of the Morning Post, will receive
prompt attention , . ap7
11U biN!666
CII.IIUmPHItEYM, C. J. HU, AN, JOll2ll W UNLIT
Humphreys, Hoirmi4 i & Wright,
• LO UR FA 'jl'ORS9
PROIDUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
5 Nola!' WHARVES AND 155 NORTH WATER RT.,
Viue Street,
ILEFER TO
Cm4rad, Thompson & Co., Philadelphia.
Thompuou, Clark t Young,
Prico Sr Co.,
Caleb Copt 6 Co.,
13itrerott. Beaver d Co',
Canby, Neville s thighea,
E. 31. toI,VIA, Cashier b' tr d M. Bank,
Mitchell, Cashier M (cies Bauk. "
m o s L d Co ,
Al CCU •11 COI line,
‘•
Jolto S. C.
d Ur,
PickAtt, Moth. wt &Co., Maysvills ' liy.
lutvoitiry ice, Madison, Ind
W. U. I,ogloy Sam, Uallipulis, Ohio.
Cou I onto AY Ohio.
A. U Bullock a co., Cincinnati, Ohio
W. liolutos b Uo., Pittsburgh, Pa.
lioguley, Cosgrove d Co.,
uovlt:iy•
Te,RRA COTTA OR STONE .
WATER PIPES,
From two to ma inch calibre.
t'ILICES from 12 to 30 Cente per Foot.
ALSO—ItueIIESTER
PEARL STARCH
Vor Sale Wholesale at Itaanufacturera
Prices by
IfIENBM a. COLILINS,
FORWARDING AND
CO 11 MISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLE/MIA DALE IN
H BUTTER, SEEDE,, FISH,
AND PRODUCE ORNERALT y
No. 25 WOOD STILBST, PITTSBURGH. (,poi
CHARLES IL LEVI IS, ALDERMAN,
And Lx-Officio Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE UN THE CORNER OF WYLIE
iIJ FIFTH STREWS.
bumith., With thin WILCO will be att,nded to
mite promptilesi Conveyances of alt lauds done with legal
er_mr,e3y—such as Leeds, .Lortgages . , Bonds, Powers of At
torney, ste. Titles to Beal estate examined.
To the members of the Bar he tenders his services as Com
oos.ioner to take llepositioull to be read in the several Courts
this .s.t.aitki, elsewhere. llis ofllee is ono of the main
Litatious of the city, and consequently his facilities in
elochting hualuessof that kind are very desirable. ifelO:ly
W. W. WALLACE'S
STEAM 161AR13LE WORKS.
.MARBLE MANTELS:,
A Large and Beautiful Stock always on Hand
And Made to Order
OWNERS OF PROPERTY, CONTRA.C.
TORS AND UTLIERS, are invited to call and exam.
et , our stuck of MARBLES, as we are petenaded that but
iew pursuits iu the community aro aware of the low pricce
t %iaca we are selling bIANTELS, A good, plain, Marbie
Mauiel custs but little, if any, mere than a good Wood Mau
trl, whilst it id 11iwu.3.1 neat, is as ornament to a room, and
ffii k e a W oo d munte,l) is not Bubb, to take tire.
.14).it.1IE:vrzi, TABLETS AND UItAVS STONE'S al
waya en baud
ASIISTANDS AND FURNITURE TOPS, AND IM
pt 1,1 ,TO:i N. 6 uvide m order by machinery. Marble of
all loll& 801 , 1 low to the trade.
uur stock is the largest in the West, is manufactured by
nne.hinery and will be sold at the lowest prices.
W. W. WALLACE,
Noe. 319, 321 and 323 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh.
Plaster,. Cement and Grindstones.
iILASTER PARIS, for Stucco Work, etc.
cEmENT, roc lhaterna, Fire Watts, etc. (*RIND
t'oNE:7SI, all sizes and beat quality, for Farmers and Me
cb.iLica at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
W. W. WALLACE.
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. WERTZ'S
refirst Premienti Blind Factory,
ifiNER THIRD AND MARKET PITTSBURGH..
f4 I IIOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
Homo with VENITIAN BLINDS, of tho most exqui
.ll.l, and elaborate finish, will find it to their interests to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work is got up
by the Loot mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention is
vises to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
•orronteti. NO. 72 THIRD Street, Pittsburgh. (myB:iyis
11 0 0 13 ,,,,, E , R:f c.. DA
. Z . E .
a L d L ieor t r C d p .g ., ld W erc h h ll an le t :a a l u e d
1n...11,Ts in Produces and Pittsburgh 51anufactures, No. 251
[..berry stre4A, Pittsburgh, Pa. nur2s:y.
BOWN & TETLEY'S
SHOOTING GALLERY,
No. 1136 Wood street.
IF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHING
MADE TU ORDER, CALL AT CHESTER'S.
A brilliant assortment of
SEASONABLE PIECE GOODS
on head at cIIPATEWS GOTHIC LULL,
Corner of Wood street and Diamond alley.
ire . WO Study to Please. , Ja3o
'OREIQN FRUITS I
REDUCTION IN PRICES,
AT THE PAGODA TEA STORE.
We are now Belling Turkey Currants at Bci lb.
branch and Dante Currants, at 10c and lec lb.
New Valencia Raisins for cooking, at 1234,c 163 lb.
New Malaga at 16c lb.
New Smyrna Figs 12.3.5 and 15c
German Prunes at 12 . 1 4,c Ih.
also, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels, Spices, etc.
It , IIRiTTIP, Currants, Pigs and Prunes, whole tallest the low
est market price. HAWORTH, BRO. BROWNLEE,
lord Corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE Fon RENT,
eitnate on Miller street, near Centre avenue, contain
ing a hall. two parlors, dining room and kitchen, 4 chain
berm and finished garret, gas and water fixtures. Bent $2Ol
.per year. S. CUTHBERT Ai SON,
tun; 51 Market street
A lIOUSE OF SIX ROOMS FOR RENT,
situate on Ewalt street, Lawrenceville, with a large
tot or ground, fruit trees, Shrubbery, etc. A good stable,
wash-borne, etc., O. CUTHBERT ► BUN,
nab 51 Market street
AHOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS TO LET,
ivith largo lot of r round, &aft trees, grope vineg,etc.,
niLueito Pastnro Inuit 9.11411aq. Rent $l5O.
nirn S. CUTDBERT 4. SON, 51 Market street.
Q - WEET CIDER.-3 bbls received this day
price mita op gallon.
LIAWORTII, BRO. k BROWNLEE,
to Dlamototi.
YE.-100 bus: Rye, for sale, by—
doW JAMB A. EMIL
'._
.Lsasu AND bLiarsanzasas
.............BTACIN BthIAGIII
PHILADELPHIA.
.7611.C.1 E,,IIIIIIaDING
f . 4 4 ' - -# 1.610p4;:
=
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MEDICAL.
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
Is REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
troubled with Liver Complaints, unless the swat dee
perate of ewes, when the second bottle will, with seam a
single failure, restore the patient to health and VlitOr. We
wish to call the attention of all to these fits, that the In.
vigorator is compounded by a phyrician who MS Mal ft in
his practice for the past twenty years with o imeassa
credulous, and that it is entirely vegetable. being
wholly of gums.
Some idea of tho strength of these gums may be formed
when it is known one bottle of the Invigorate? OentatrAtia,
much strength as one hundred dogma of Calomel without any
of its deleterious effects.
We know there is nothing now before the America% pub •
tic, prepared with such skill by a scientifia man, particularly
for di , tp.‘nes of the Liver, es Dr. Sanford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It 1144 attained reputation secona to no
other article in the world, simply because it rest on its ow n
merit. To convince all by trial that it is all its proprietors
claim it to be, If any of our readers aro suffering from such
diseases as aro described in Dr. Sanford's advertisement, as
know of know remedy that will so surely cure them an the.
Invigorator.
The Invigorator curve hick Headache. Take one or two
teaspoonfuls at-each attack and it will soon disappear. Fur
an overloaded stomach, or when food rises or sours, take the
Invigorator after eating, and it will not prove disagreeable
or oppressive. For Heartburn, Palpitation, or Difficult
Breathing; take a tea-spoonful once or twice daily. For Loss
of Appetite, Languor or Listlessness, the medicine is kayak'.
able. It will restore the appetite and make the food digest
welL Nightmare, take a teaspoonful on retiring, and the
demons of dream-land will all bo fairies. After eating a
hearty dinner, take a dose of Invigorator and it will relieve
all oppression or fullness. Z }l.') Invigorator is a Liver RB l / 1 9
dy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on that organ, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Jaunilce, Billions Attacks, Dysentery, Piles,
Worms, and all Female Obstructions, for which - it has no
eqttaL
We know there is nothing now before the American pub
lic prepared with such skill by a scientific MAII, particular.
ly for diseases of the Liver, as r. tlmford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation second to no
other article in the word, simply because it rests on itaown
merit. To convince all by trial that it Is all its proprietors
claim it to be, if any of our readers are suffering from inch
diseases as are described in Dr. Siinford's advertisement,
know of no remedy that will so surely cure them aa
Invigorator.
There has lately been brought to our notice a medicine
that seems to possess wondertul, curative and healing pro
perties in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Or
gans. It came to us with so many testimonials in its favor
that wo have noted its effects in some of the worst cases of
continual dibility, caused by deranged liver, and in every
instance the effect was to relieve or give a permanent cure,
Dr. Sanford's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy is what we re
fer to. We always have been credulous about cares by pat
ent medicines, but we are convinced that this medidne, for
family use, is not overrated by the host of recommend-10w,
it has. Our advice is, for all troubled with Indigustion,
bility or Bowel Complaint, to get a bottle and try it; our
word for it, relief will be experienced.
BLUSLVOS TO VIZ INI/ALIDY who use Dr. Parlforchl Invigor•
ator, for it will relieve them of their pains as soon as it is
taken into their stomach. Pain and misery cannot exist
where the Invigorator is used, for it will as surely drive them
away, as daylight will banish darkness, of this there can b
uo doubt to th se who try it, for it carries conviction with
every dose taken. Another evidence is the thousands of
certiticates'froul those who use it or have been cured by it,
Try one bottle, it it does not benefit, then we are mistaken.
PRMS ONE DOLLAR PF. , ‘ BUTTLI
SANFORD a CO., Propriwore, 315 “roadwey, New York
For sale by O. U. REYS . ER, 140 Wvod street, Pittsburgh i
jal:Bnitivr!'2.p
1 THE J:fATEST
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o
nsicHERY
®F THE AGE.
R. KENNEDY, of Roxbury; bus disoov•
ered In one of our common pasture weodu ti remedy
Mut carrel
Every kind of Humor,
PROM TUB WORST SCROFULA DOWN TO A COMMON
PIMPLE
He IWod tried it in over elcven hundred cases, and never
fulled except iu two cases, (both thunder humor.) He has
now in his possession over one hundred certificates of its
value, all within twenty miles of 'Seaton.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore month.
Ono to throo bottles will care the worst kind of Pimples
on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the eystem of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
mouth or stomach.
Three to fare bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind
of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles aro warranted to cure all hamorin the
eyes.
Two bottles aro warranted to cure running of the ears aid
blotches among the hair.
Four to su bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the shin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worstithld
of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the moat des
peralo case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are w., anted to curo salt-Rheum. -
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst cruse of scrofala.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity is taken.
ItOXBURY, MAE&
Dux Menem,—The reputation of the Medical Discovery,
In curing all kind of humors, is 00 well established by the
unanimous voice of all who have ever used it, that I need
not say anything ou the subject, as the most skilful phyla.
clans and the most careful Druggists in tho country are un
animous in its praise.
Lu presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, I do
It with a full knowledge of the curative power. in relieving
all, and curing most of those diseases in which you are nn
fortunately so liable. That most excruciating disease to an
affectionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cured as if by 6 miracle; your owu tompor hi restored 411
its natural eweotnese, and your babe from short and - fiettcd
naps to calm and sweet slumbers; and tho Medical Di 80 0 4143
ry becomes a - fountain of blessing to your husband an
household.
In the moro advanced stages of
CANKER
t eztonds to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which id nothing but canker of the atom 4 ; then to the
intestines and
KIDNEYS,
creating a sinking, gone fooling, and an IndMaranon ;wan to
the cares of your family. •
Your stomach la
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distresses you, and you can only take c&rtaLti
kinds, and even of that your system does not get half the
nourishment it contains as the scrimonons fltddof thocanker
eats it up; then your complexion loses Its bloom and be
ck/1110M sallow or greenish, and your best day is gone. }Tor
want of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby,
and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow a
train of diseases which the Medical Discovery Is peculiarly
adapted to _
CIIRE;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the
spine and small of the back, pain of the hip Joint when you
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and also, that most eicru•
Mating of diseases, the
P ILES.
How many thousandu of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next
door ueithbor done not know the cause. 1 wish to impress
on your mind that good old proverb, "An ounce of proven•
tion Is better than a pound of cure." In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative and the cure, with this great
and good quality, that it will never, under any circumstances,
do you any injury.
Na change of diet ever neces,ary—eat the best you can gat
and enough of it.
DIRECTION.? PIM nee—AdnlLY one table spoonful per day—
Children over ten yeaes desnert nisamful—Children from five
to eight yenre, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appli
cable! to all constitutioun, tali, sufficient to operate on the
bowels twice a day. Yourn truly,
DONALD HEN NED I.
Price $l,OO per bottle. For eali. by
Dr. UFO. U. KEYiiillt,
N,, Lin w , .. 4lHtreet. PittAburzh.
isep I:daw
A RETIRED PRI S ICI AN
dies,7s YEARS OE' AGE, whose sands ut Ilia
have nearly run out, rhseuvered, while In the Bast In•
a certain cure for Cousuniption, Anilins, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, mid General Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him whim his only child, a daughter-.wita
given up to die. Ile had heard much of th.., wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of preparations made front
the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that"
he might make a remedy for his child. Ile studied bard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes. Ilia child wet cured,
and is now alive and well. lie lam since ii.dministered the
wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parts of
the world, and he has never failed in making them com
pletely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much good as
possible, he will send to such of his Ml:Doted follow-beings as
request it., this z Ipe, with full and explicit direction - for
making it up, auu successfully using ft. He requires sash
applicant to inclose him 01108 billing—three cents to be re•
turned us postage on the re, ipe, and the remainder to be
applied to the payment of :his lulvertlieniunt.
Address, DIL 11. JAIIEF,
No. 19 Greed street, Jersey City, N. J.
CAUTION—I have no non.it , taw authoriz,d to send my
rec , pes es has been advertised (1.-2a:lni--Is
2 0 0WMAN'
VEUETAIILE COMPOUND
will cure
Coughs,
Qatnay,
Asthma,
Inflammation of the Lungs,
Influenza,
Croup,
floarseneas,
Bleeding of the Lungs,
Cousuruption.
For sale by
And
felOalhv
OEO. U. KEYSER,
• Pittstnargh,
J. P. FLII4TNG. AlipßhenyiNt7
IDgSPEPSIIA AND FITS.
DR. TRACY DELORME, the great egrer
of CONSUMPTION, was fir several years so badly
afflicted by Dyspepsia that for a part of the time he WWI
confinal u, his be I. Ho was eventually cured by a pre.
ecription furnished by a yount clairvoyant girl. This pre.
,cription, given by a mere child while In a state of traime,
has cured everybody who has taken it, never having Dined
once. It is equally as sure in cases of Frans of DTLIPEPtaI.
The ingredients may be found in any drug store I will
send this valuable prescription to any person on the receipt
of one stamp to pay postage. Address
DR. TRAOY DRIS)11,1113,
Onset. Curia 07 CANIVIIPTIOW,
New York Post Mee.
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MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, ac., Sc.
The public are respectfully Invited to misugou pug e
Aiwa krir, and wort waersitod.
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