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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTENSION OF STAY.
DRS. C. M. FITCH 4. J. W. SYKES,
will continue their otlice at
No. 191 Penn street,
OPPOSITE ST. GLAIR HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
TILL APRIL FIRST, 186 S,
Where they may be consulted daily, (Sun
days excepted,) for CONSIDic: ASTHMA, BRON
MIITIS and ALL . °THE / I'ONIO AFFECTIONS con
nectod with, or prodi..i.oso g to PULMONARY DISEASE.
DllB. , 11U , Li 1141 that thoy cannot UK) earn
estly or 1.4.1 irequeutly adm.,uinh iticalide of the EXCEED
INti I.A .‘,:tEtt OF DELAY IN PULMONARY DISEASE
—lte eyniptdme often sik , illl e N tridlll4 101 to beget a &AMA en
1001i1.1 01 ~ifety even wlnle the .11,400 in making rapid pro
greieL and - 11i.0 I'lololll 10•1:1. 1 Gta 11110n0If till a Cure is f ont to
(Mee Hours---10 A. M. to 4 P. M
;s i r char:;.• tor c.,unultni6.ll.
list of questions will be x. ut to thus,. v hiu c to COIO , U It
by let or.
WU' r 1. ri ryri A. J. W. B‘ilit,!l,
vtro,t, Pittnburgh
lir A RELIPE itARELY EVER FAILS 'lit
CURE A COLD winter, with its berth,.
Colds and Coughs, is with us, we think a remedy that c,
relieve such visitatans should highly prized, and all who
know the worth of this remedy, will du as we du—prize it
doubly. Take a don blirdos, of Dr. &Enfant s Inoiyurtl ,r,
and it will give greater relit than any other medicine we
ever tried, fur we hate lately t o repeat the dote to be
en
tirely free from Cough, and us soon WI the lungs have thee
to throw off the collected matter, the cure Is complete 1,
a family medicine, fur the cure of Bowel Diseases, Woiis,
Derangement of the Stomach sod Liver, we can I ecumui. iid
ft knowing!)
ire GROAT Cliat, ArrTlt THE PIIISIC.ANS LIAD
'FAILED
J.Duary I.`,
lir. t..). Jw.thrt.,u—LearSO—"W , would iriturui y
that we !Ala nut uf tILRIIAN BITTERS,
schicli moot with ready rah oueot our pole b bore ham
Irru
iloetwiug tor soma time, (0r Ilia) It ,bout two yest
all the (140.13 in the country, hut oil of r4O amid. e looked
ea touch like t. deal goilig tibmt, al - 1)i ludig v~ ran
compare tun, to lira diso,,so appeared to be au Overflowing
of the gall. V, ci t r .rd I wrlllordoo, at, prevailed uu him to
try your Mates, witb thi, promise to hit/ If it did uu good,
we would idisrge hid) it 6i11114', lur it, pros itilitt ho tools i,i
bout e, ac.ordiug to the dito"lione, which he hoe done, 111.1
be is nou entirely cured, and boo bseeme a well Wall 'Pilo
C cot hos creel sd a groat Oslo In this mighburbood."
Respectfully, EDWARDS IL BRONO,
Seiis adv,,rtiseuwut.
L) 1;!to:, H, ti,itAskoi
Pittaba-,ti
NOTICE.—TBE STuOK BOOKS of the MoNo:\
(lAIIE LA VALLEY BANK to he located at 111'1c,!
port, will be upon for EilabnenpLiull at the 111EB.CLIANT:
EXCEIANGE, in this city, Oil Th.NDAY, TUESDAY;,AVI•II
„IjtIiSDAY and THURSDAY, the, ltith, 16th, 17th audihtli
oir10:7 t BY 01+1Alt OF CoMMISSIONOI6
l'lTTst3Ulttili LAKE,
FIRE It MARINE INSURANCE
['instant:li, February 16th, 1858. j
V:4"VrrDIVIDEND NOTICE—Thu Board of DireMors of
thls Company have, this tial, dr dared it divideud eat
of the profits of the.le,t six mouths, of Porn 0014110 1 v.'
altar, applicable to the reduction of stock notes. ,
fel7,lm F. A. RINEHART, Secretry.
t/FFICE Oil TILE
PITTSBURGH, Ft. IS' AY NE: A CHICAGO IL R. CO
Mart h let, 1858. j
NOTICE T./ STrCKEOLDEIts =Thu firshtuttoml
meeting of the l-tuchli, Idein of the Pdßhu+gh.,
Wayne and Chicago Railroad r inapany will be ireldrit the
Hoorn or the Board of fra le in tee city rrf orr
TUESDAY, the 30th day f Mu ch, at 2 o'clock, v i m ,at
which time tor, Report f to , Directors and Officers,,of the
operation of the Court, 3, for the first I,..VOrIteOLI Mon ha
of the consolidation, urn tc. pr sent , d ana read. „(
The election f 1 r a now hoar., of Director s Pin hu Ift, Id at
the smart place, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st I et, eon
the hours of 9 A. Nt. and ti i. IL
Stockholders, awl toe representatives of cauntios kohleg,
stock, v ill receive special taco tickets to and &on* Pithr
burgh, for the occasion, , •ir oppacat,on to the different Sta
Lion Agents. 'thank fun ms of proxies may b,•obtained at
the Osneral Office in Pittsburgh, or at the nfßce. in New
York, No 37 William street_
Stocti holders of either of th • three Oomp miss now
by the consolidation, who may nut hare couvetteß it
stock, will not be entitled to any votes at thoabove elpct ion
The transfer books will in closet from the 20th Inst. to
Ist prox. I ma] T. D. NIESSLER, Secretary.
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PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES JNO. L. 13010 ti: M. MCCIni3OUG
JONES, BOYD & CO.
•• IitiIiUIACITITILIPJ3 OP
CAST STEEL. 5
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STBEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES. 5
Corner Rosa and First. Streetts;
jy2s PITTSBURI4II,, PA.
164 AC J0N2.5 D. d. 11001:a
D. B. ROGERS Si. C 0 2 ,,
RANUFACPURERB OP
ROGEAS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETII,
COIINEU ROBB AND FIIIBT STIIPIELTB,
PiTTSDUROII. PA
JAMES A. FETZER,
Forwarding and Conmiasion Merchant,
FOR IRE 6GLI OP
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, 'Sutter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produc ,, generally, 7
/
Corner of liftirttet, anti First sheets.
PIITSBUttOH, PA.
Brun To—Francis G. naiLly, , William Dilworth, Sr.,
S. Cuthbert A Son, Pitts!, inch: Soyii A Ott, Retaken
Swearingen, S. Brady, Col . M. & M. Bank. List A: / Howell,
Mangle A Co., Georg. , W Au.k.rson, Donln Paxton A Co.
Whoslinz. mv"Tz. rt
HA RDWA 11E•
LAMITEL FAIINESTOCE(, No. 74 WOOD
kj street, Pittsburgh, has ou hand a large
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Which he will sell very low for GASH. In addition tAis
Locks, Hinges. Knives and Forks, and Spoons, and a large
assortment of Carpenter's Tools, he has received a large stip
ply of Sausage Cutters and Stutters ;
Shovels, Tongues and Pokers;
Sleigh Bells, and Enameled
Preserving Kettles.
A RCIIITEC'PURAL.-
BARR K. I , OI9'ER, Arelkitects,,
No. 112 Smithfield street,
t oipesite th miss , I' , ,t (Cie,
Etecute Plans and Specifications I.r all kind, of
and superintend the erection of the BUM,
Mr. Berm also continues to ad to the measuring of
builders' work, and Mr. MOSER t Je preparation 01 patent
papers and drawing -I inrlV.lin se
_ J. 'W. TUCKER,
ATTORNEY AT L
ST. LOUIS, MO.
UFPICE (FOIL 1411 , 1 PRESENT
NO, 126 THIRD ST , NEAR CIT
} I.Velt-V.l,lOEd
Lion. J. L. Orr, Speakei - U. S. 110a,,e of Itopreseutativ es.
Hutt. L. M. Kenuat.
}lou. Simi. Treat, Judge U.6..1)1,44.1 Cl.mt t,
b_11)!H
James H. Lucas 3.'• Ce ,
tier. D. It M'Anally, D. D
fab22 . lm
• ,
GOLD AND SILVER SP ~CTACLES,
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
HYDROMETERS
or weighing spirits, the cheapest and best articles ever
brought to this city.
THERMOMETERS AND BAROMETERS,
varyiug in price from sLlL.each.
POCKET trOM PASSES,
AND
SURVEYOR'S CCOIPASSE S,
blivity, ou baud et G. E SHAFTS,
Optician, 68 Fifth B.:rset.
acw opposite Masonic Hall.
L. C. EIEPBURN,
ATFORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANOIM
& T. GROUTT, Importers of Brandies,
. Gin, Win, &c. Deah•rm iu fino Old Monongahela
Rye \Whisky, Peach and Apple Brandy: also, RECTIFIERS
AND DIBTLLLEGS, corner of and FRONT
Stresis. Pittsl.nrsh.
7- WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
!QUO a MERCHANTS,
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AS.B" Always on hand, Blackborry, Cherry, and Cognac
nsudies, Old Monongahela and itectitio'd Whisky, of tbe
to boa violas% delt37delf
B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
,LARD OIL,
1 CANDLES,
PALM, TOILE I',
AND ROSIN SOAPS
pi o . 17 Wood street, Pitdahttrgh, Pa.
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
ki IYIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
FOB THE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS, for from live
burners end npwarda, awl for Ilea ing Buildinga, public or
yriv...w, by Steam, Hot Water or Furiusce9.
to Os PITTSBURGH. PA.
F. J. Bosse,
iI3USULA & GUTIENDORF,
IfANT FACTIIII 0 , 9 ni
STEAM BOILERS,
And all kinds of Sheet Iron Work.
Penn Rtreet, near Water, Pittebnrgh, Pa.
IFir ALL OaDEB-3 Pa' IPTLY ATTERD ED TI. fferitly
-
/10D FISH.--5 drums extra No.l Cod Fish
II ju3t received, and for sale by
IifILLER k RICELGTSON,
- ; - Noe. 221 end 223 Li b erty street.
naltlruda ,
cur %icy
kIANUFACIITREIIS OF
C. GIITENDORP
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Report of the Visiting Committee of the
Mercy Hospital.
The undersigned committee, appointed at the
instance of the Managers of the Mercy Hos
pital, to visit and examine that institution, take
ploa , ure in expressing to its patrons, their ap
proval of its general management, and their
high opinion of its usefulness to the community.
A thorough examination of The building and
grounds satisfies us that its arrangements and
situation are admirable for the purposes in
tended, and that perfect order and neatness pre
vail throughout its interior. The statistics,
which are embodied in the general report, ex
plain the extent of its operations, showing:
Total number or patients admitted from January,
1857,u February, 1858 232
Patients discharged cured during the same
period 192 232
Died during rue period 20 ;
Remaining in llotpital Fob. 14, 1358..... 20 J
Of the IliroVt: there a el, 1101.1•payitig or char
ity patients 172
232
P-atients who paid about oue third fens... 20
Patients who paid full tee , 40 j
The number of non-paying or charity pa
tients, as compared with the whole number rel
ceived and treated during the year, establishes
the character of this institution, as . truly a house
of mercy to those who have enjoyed its benefits.
'Referring to the statement, included in the
report, of the receipts and disbursements of
money during the period named, one fact ar
rested our attention most forcibly. It is the
average cost of treatment of each patient per
week or per annum, which is so small compared
with the benefits received, of medical treatment,
kind and constant nursing, food, medicines,
washing, &c., and which so clearly shows the
great claims this institution has upon the chari
table and benevolent with whose contributions
to it so much good can be done at so small a
cost
The self-sacrificing spirit of devotion of the
good Sisters iu charge, to tfie care and attention
of the sick, without fee or reward, save that
which they hope for iu eternity—while it is but
a part of the purpose of a life, withdrawn from
the world, and devoted to charity, may be cited
as one of the principal reasons why this institu
tion may be conducted so economically.
The medical attendance furnished the patients
of this institution is certainly equal in point of
talent and experience to any that could be pro
rated anyivhere, ani a high meed of praise is
due to Drs. Bruce, Pollock and Shenck
for their valuable and gratuitous aid to the Hos
pital. The resident medical student, J. Camp
bell Sitorl,, has charge of the patients during the
absence of the attending physician, and through
out the entire establishment the regulations and
facilities to furnish the sick and suffering poor
with proper treatment, nursing and care are
complete.
For those who wish to avail themselves, when
sick, of the advantages hero offered, and who
are able to pay for the same, ample accommoda
tions may be had in the Hospital, with private
apartments, and separate attendance, at a mod
erate charge.
Believing that this and all kindred institutions
have their origin in that spirit of charity which
the holy teachings of religion inspire, and in the
exercise of which all are brought together in at
least one good work, we most cordially commend
the Mercy Hospital to the benevolent and char
itable, as one of the most useful and meritorious
institutions in our midst.
JOHN S. COSGRAVE,
WM. H. SMITH,
JOHN P. PEARS,
N. GRATTAN MURPH'I
Row In a Beer flail
A fracas took place in a beer hall on Wednesday
nigat, during which a young man named William
O'Rourk attempted to stab a German named George
Donning. The parties were in the beer hall together,
and, from some cause, quarrelled and began to scuffle,
when O'Rourk drew a knife and struck repeatedly at
Denning, but did not succeed in wounding him. A
constable was passing, who arrested O'Rourk and
took him before Alderman Donaldson. Denning re
fused to make any charge, having been intimidated,
apparently, by the threats made by O'Rourk, who
was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct, and in
default committed ten days to jail. While in the Al
derman's office the prisoner made an attempt to
escape through the store in front, which was Ow
trated. On leaving the office ho again made an at ,
tempt to evade the penalty by taking to his heels,
and was nearly successful, the German who was as
saulted aiding him by seizing the officer, and endeav
oring to hold him. He was secured, however, and
safely lodged in jail.
Theatrical Benefit of Lucille
Great preparations, we bear, are making to give
Miss Lucille, whose name is up for the bvening, a
benefit, and independent of her own claims, the
"bill of fare" is uncommonly rich for the night.
The ever attractive " Three Fast Men " presents ad•
ditionol attractions in songs and dances; and to add
to the Minstrel scene, Miss Lucille has offered as a
prize a silver cup to the author of the boat original
conundrum, to be decided by a competent committee
of gentlemen appointed for the occasion. Undoubt
edly this offer will bring out much that is witty and
laughable, which will add much to the scene, that of
itself is always laughable. Miss Helen appears in
two now songs and dances, and the laughter-provok
ing "Jerry" is sure to keep the people in a roar.
As to-night for Lucille's benefit and to-morrow night
for Helen's completes the time allotted for the Fast
Men, we hope all will improve the occasion to give
her a "bumper."
Penn Street Crossed at Last.—The readers of news
papers have for a long time been obliged to peruse
numerous articles on the " Penn street Crossing."
But this vexed question is now settled, for the pres
ent at least. A temporary track was' completed
across Penn street on Wednesday, and on the same
night a train of cars, drawn by the locomotive
Resolute," under the management of Mr. James
Semple, ran over. Yesterday the passenger train
crossed when necessary. No freight trains have as
yet made the transit. As soon as ground thaws out
sufficiently the present track will be rem,,ved, and a
more permanent one will be laid. This will be done
in the course of a month.
We observe by the Armstrong " Democrat" that
the citizens of Kittanning, having become alarmed
by the numerous fires which have taken place in
their tuwn and vicinity of late, have concluded to
purchase a fire engine, and have appropriated $2,000
tor that purpose. A committee has been appointed
visit Philadelphia for the purchase of one. Had
(Lis measure been adopted a few months since, the
(Jaen House of Armstrong county, which was de.
strayed by fire a few days since, might have been
saved. Perhapd our fire department would sell them
au engine. Propositions have already been made to
:ell our steam fire engine.
Lecture by Hon. Joseph B. Chandler.—This distin
guished gentleman will lecture in the basement of
Paul's Cathedral on Wednesday evening, March
17th, (SL Patrick's Day.) From the high character
of Mr. Chandler, we deem it unnecessary to urge
upon our citizens the propriety of attending his lea•
Lure. Besides, the proceeds ale for the benefit of the
,i.phans, and we hope the lecture will be well at.
tended. Price of tickets, twenty-five cents—to be
bad at Quigley's, Fifth street, and at the door.
Fancy Dreg* Party.—All who desire to enjoy
themselves in good old fashioned style, by indulging
In " the mazes of the dance," would do well to pay a
visit to Neville Hall this evening. Professor Cowper
ives one of his popular fancy dress balls. From
what we hear among our young acquaintances, we
anticipate a fine affair. Those gatherings are usually
well attended, and those who go, always come away
well satisfied with the evening's amusement. Go, at
all events, and see the fantastic dresses.
Visit to the House of Refuge.—Miss Kimberly,
with the star sisters, Misses Lucille and Helen, ac
compapied by the Mayor of the city, visited the
House of Refuge yesterday afternoon, and after pass
ing throne' the different departments, were present
during the examination of the inmates of the insti
tution in their various branches of instruction. The
ceremony was very impressive and interesting.
Aeaigaee Appointed.—We neglected to notice yes
terday morning that an assignee had been appointed
for the Blakely estate in place of John J. Mitchel, re..
igned. The appointment was made by Judge
M'Clure, who, after consideration, rejected both Mr.
Cummins and M'Masters, the proposed assignees,
and appointed William Campbell, Esq. He is a gen
tleman who will endeavor to render satisfaction to all
parties interested in the settlement of the business.
Committed.—May3r Stuckrath yesterday corn.
mined Edward Connor, who was arrested on a charge
of riot, on a bail piece. He was arrested as one of
the parties who beat Patrick Dolan, so unmercifully
a few weeks since in Allegheny, and bail had been
entered for his appearance at CJurt. Yesterday his
county withdrew the bail ; he was given up and
committed to jail.
The last of those delighful and popular concerts
given in the First Associated Reformed Church, Sixth
street, for the benefit of its Sabbath School, is an
nounced for this evening. Our renders may spend
an exceedingly pleasant and profitable evening lie
teeing to ihe beautiful music and elegant literary
performances prepared for the occasion.
Salem of Stocks.—The following sales of stocks
were made last evening at the Merchants' Exchange,
by Messrs. Austin Loomis dt Co..
10 shares Iron City Bank
20 Mechanics' Bank
30 " do do
40 " Birmingham, East Birmingham
and bo-th ritt•bargh Gas Co.— 16 00
The Duquesne Greys will hold a meeting at their
armory, on Fourth street, this evening.
. ~eGa-
.., :,{ ~.
inquest on the- Body of Stewart.--On Wednesday
morning a Coroner'. jury was called for the purpose
of holding an inquest on the body of Munroe Stew
art. They proceeded to the Hospital, and after de.
liberating for a short time, returned a verdict in ao
oordance with the facts already stated. This inquest
was held in pursuance of a law which makes it im
perative on the Coroner t.) bold an inquest on the
dead body of every pri.oner dying in prison ; and
though Stewart was nut strictly in prison, be wee in
custody of the authorities. A foolish report pre
vailed on Wednesday that Stewart had been "spirited
away " from the Infirmary, and the body of a de
ceased patient substituted for his ; which, of course,
was unfounded.
Postal Arrangements.—A new post office has been
established at Hill, Merear county, with El. Grundy
as postmaster; on the route from Warren, Ohio, to
Mercer. Indian Run, Meroer county, William James
Johnson, postmaster ; to receive special supplies from
Mercer. At Fountaindale, Adams county, D. Henry
Reimann has been appointed postmaster, vice Wm.
Rogers, resigned.
Mayor's o.ifice.--Yesterday morning Mayor Weaver
had five cases of the usual character before him, solo, - ,
of them-pretty hard once. Four of the party were
delivered into the care of Jailor Phillips for safe
keeping, while the other paid his fine and was dis
charged.
Small Pox.—We believe no new cases of small pox
have as yet made their appearance in the jail. One
of the turnkeys has been unwell for some days, but
his disease has as yet assumed no definite form.
New Pene.—Hunt & Miner have received a steel
pen so constructed that it can be adjusted to suit any
hand, as it can be made to write fine or coarse, os
the writer may wish. It is called the " Regulator."
FuneraL—Tbe remains of Capt. P. N. Guthrie
will be interred to-day. The Duquesne Groys and
Scott Legion will turn out to convey thorn to their
last reeling place.
Commitments.—Up to four o'clock yesterday there
were only Mx commitments at the jail, and all of
these were for trifling offenses.
Burgess Symmes committed a man named Thomas
Williams yesterday morning for vagrancy. A stone
and a bottle of whisky were found in his pockets.
A mild and efficient purgative, pleasant to: the
taste, and mild in its operation. Always on hand,
resh, by
.eir THE SUCCESS WHICH ATTENDS the use of Da
J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOALACLI BiTIERS evinces at
once Its Nirtans In al cases of duoility and disease of the
Stomach. Certiffcates almost without number have btiti
published, attesting its almost miraculous pswer in remov
bag those painful and fearful diseases. And at this time it
seems idle to du more than call atdention to the great reme
dy of the age, iu order to awaken public attention to its ex
cellence. It is the only preparation of the kind that is ndi•
able in all cases, and it is therefore worthy of the consider
ation of the afflicted. The BITTERY 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,
and by =STETTER & SMITH.
felo—lc)
FURNISHED HOTEL FOR SALE.
THE RAILROAD HOTEL,
AT LATROBE STATION, on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, forty tulles emit of Pittsburgn,
built of brick, three stories high. 96 feet front, 54 feet deep,
contains 40 fine large rooms newly and completely furnish
ed, ready for immediate occupation. There is a frame
stable for thirty horses, convenient out-buildings and
acre of ground attached to the premises. Price, including
furniture, $12,000. Unmhalf may remain on Bend and
Slortgage. If not sold before Ist of Apri , , it will be rented
at $950 per annum. Address 0. W. BARNES,
mr2:lrnd Latrobe, Pa.
Salely and Economy in Light.
WIIY 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, moat brilliant, stead}, pleas
ant, and safe portable light ever offered to the public, and
no danger of explosion; mote brilliant than gas, and quite
as cheap; lamps of the most simple and easily managed
construction. For sale by T. D. O. lIODKINSOIs.I,
No. 79 Smithfield street.
. Beware of a counterfeit already in tun market, made
rom Camphene, with a little Coal Oil to scent it. [fe27:ly
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad,
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati
®NAND AFTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
19th, 1858, the Freight butine-e of these roads, in the
Will be transacted at the
NEW AND COMMODIOUS DEPOT,
ON PENN STREET, ABOVE •WAYNE,
ADJOINING THE PENNSYLVANIA. CANAL.
The attention of Alorchants. Manufacturers, and Shippers
is invited to the superior facilities afforded by these Roads,
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.
iambus, Dayton, Indianapolis,Cincinnati, Louisville and St.
Louis; and all the Western, Northwestern, and South-west.
ern States.
Freight is sent to moat of the above places in the same
cars iu which it is loaded at this Depot.
THROUGH RECEIPTS GIVEN TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
For further information, apply to
fen JOAN P. GLASS, Agent.
DEA LEltj
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Clothiers
No. 83 Wood street.
THE subscribers respectfully announce,
that SHIRTS made by them are guaranteed to tit;
will be forwarded to any part of the Union, ou receiving
from the parties sending the orders their personal measure•
went in inches, according to the formula given below.
Remember, the size must be carefully and accurately
taken, as all necessary allowanees are made by the cutter of
the establishment.
First, Size around the neck.
Second, Size around the wrist.
Third, Size around the chest, immediately below the arm
pits.
Aurth, From the middle of shoulder, length of arm to
wriatJoint.
Pija, Height of person, from the shoulder to the law&
Sixth, Whether, with or without collars; If with collars
the style.
This plan is quite unique, and will be of great value to
gentlemen at a distinct), who find it impossible to obtain at
home Shirts to satisfy them in style and fit.
Also, on hand a full assortment of Shirts of our mann
factuer. Any orders addressed to us by mail, will be promp
ly attended to.
P. S. Please state by what conveyanco they are to be
shipped. L. lIIRSIIFELD & RON,
mr4 No. 83 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pu.
THE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE
SOAP, manufactured by B. C. & J. 11. Sawyer, rn+
receives the preference over all other kinds ever offered fur
family nee.
Its advantages over other Soaps are :—lst. It is cheaper
to use, one pound being equal to three of common rosin
Soap. 2d. Half the time need only be occupied in washing
when this Soap is need in place of other Soap. &l. Labor
in washing can be nearly dispensed 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. 6th. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, find it far superior to other Soaps. It speedily re.
moves grease, tar, paint, printers' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the skin soft, and free from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, and the use of
the wash-board, the following directions should be followed :
For tho 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 them 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
sputa, may require a slight rubbing, but otherwise the
clothes will come out clean and white, without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soaking.
Fa". Observe our name on each bar.
.$25 12%
.. 63 00
.. 68 12%
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA
CHAS. H. SUPER,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair streets,
Opp.-” Ate St. Clair lintel
Manufacturers and Proprietor.,
68 Water and 68 Front street.
FORNEY'S DAILY "PRESS"
delivored;regularly, by
JOHN PITTOCK,
Office, at Hunt & Miner's.
REMOVAL
AND THE
ItAHILROAD,
CITY OF PITTSBURGIi,
1,. HIRSHFELD & SON,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
. .
For sale, in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opposite. the Round House, Penn
sylvania avenue. B. C. & J H. SAWYER,
fe23 No. 47 Wood street.
T OIL.—We have commeneel manu
facturing Lard Oil, and will bo pleased to receive or
dere for it. We will warrant it equal to any Oil in the mar
ket. Wo will till barrels returned when desired.
B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
folk Nn. 47 Wood •trm+.
DOUBLE MEDIUM, Double Crown, Medi
um and Crown, Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper!,
for gale by W. S. RAVEN,
Jan Corner Market and Renond atrerda
THERMOMETERS—For sale by
W. G..IOIINSTON & CO.,
Stationers. 57 Wood street ,
FRESH LOBSTERS.-10 dozen in cane,
for sala by REYEER. & ANDERSON,
nov24 No. 39 Wood street
A LUM.-50 barrels for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOOK & CO
Corner Wood and First streets
FRINGES, for. Dress Trimmings.
A handsome assortment at reduced rates, at
fdDval HOLINW, 11 Maaa , meet.
(:QOM - MERCIAL
Weekly Review of Pittsburgh Markets.
PITTSBURGH, March 11.1858
We are unable to report any improvement in theliusineas
of the rity. The severity of the weather has effectually die
pelted all anticipations of an immediate opening of our
rivers, and trade during the week bait manifested but little
vitality in 4uy department. The prices have scarcely ander.
gone a change gra) last week, and there ia scaicely a notice
able feature itt the general condition of the markets since
our last.
The Money market continues easy, the Bloke readily dis
counting the unexc,ptionable paper offered. The rates of
Exchange have undergone but little modification. Sight
draft,. on New York %.1,, quote at !,,; per cent. premium for
par. and 2! per cent on currency; on Philadelphia, 1 4
per cent premium tor .par, and 2%@3 for currency; on Bal•
m re. ear to 1 ,4 per cent. premium. and Cincinnati and Lou
'aville par to 3.ti m-r cent !tiArorint.
Th, followin Ii comparative statement of Bank aver .
Igoe for the lair end previous weeks, ending on Saturday;
march 6. February 27.
$5.310,128 71 $5,274,841 71
314,694 17 350,129 65
159.310 85 139,712 18
1.302,604 32 1,322,984 15
A ShETS.
Lottu.. , and Diironntß.
Due by other
&c., of other Banks
LIABILITIER
Circulation
Due to other Banks 134,975 89 117,381 45
Depositel 1,310,789 68 1,303,988 24
The above pahibits the following restilts:—
Increase in Lonna and Discounts
Amount due by other Banke 36.435 48
Notre and Chet ke or other 10,698 67
It , eten•-e in Sp^eie , . 20,379 83
•• v~rcnlatiou
, , ...
Amount due to other Banks
im•rease In . 11 , 1 , 08ft - ea_ ............ ...........
All over the country money appears to be easy
In Philadelphia the host papoi can ba placed at 6to 7 VI
cent, and more lenders than borrowers. The credit of
broken firms is much at discount, and thMsettlements of
many of them make slow progress. As distrust thickens
over their extended paper, creditors aro more disposed to
hold off, arguing that, if they must wait; it is better to wait
on judgnient4, and so Quits aro beginning to multiply. An
Alle,zheny bond of i,lOOO was on Monday at $5OO.
This is the second sale we have noted at the appreciated
value
The Dots-.+ of the Pi ie City Bank are bought M.Philadel
phia at 60 cents on the dollar.
Tee Morris .munty (N J ) Bank will resume ou the 16th.
Thy Hula uded Rhode Island banks are still in an uncertain
condition. The Peninsular Bank, Detroit, has resumed on
its circulation but nut on its other liabilities.
The hill introduced into the New York Legislature rela
tive to the payment of interest en bank deposits, Mica not
direcCy- prohibit the banks from paying interest on de
pmits, hit proposes to make the stockholders of any bank
tlta does allow the interest, liable, without limit, jointly
and severally, in their individual capacity, for all debts COD
tzw.ted by such bank, with the sole proviso that the respon
sibility shall ant attach for any such allowance made by the
otti , ers of a bank, without being authorized by the stock
holders. It further imposes a due of $lOOO for each diem,
upon any officer of a bank who allows interest on deposits
without due authority from the stockholders, and prohibits
and declares void all call loans upon the deposits of oollateral
security.
The New York bank statement for the last week shows a
gene , al expansion, and especially so as regards the loans.
which inc, eased V:200,000 over the amount of the previous
we, k, and the whole line of di counts Is now larger than at
any previous time since October last. This fully accounts
for the recent heavy rise of piece in the stock market.
The moot to tie se discounts have no doubt gone to speeu•
hams in weeks, for it is well known there is no movement
in legitimate business wa, ranted by such an expansion) of
dieeuents. The aggr, loans are now over one hundred
and five millions. The highest point that thsy ever reached
in that sty was one hundred and twenty-two millions in
•Angtwt last; and the lowest rinse suspension was ninety.
five millions in November last. This is an increase of ten
millions, and nearly half way up from the lowest to the
highest point.
• The Ne•w York Evening Pus', of Wednesday, says: The
stock market is agelu lower this morning. but shows aslight
rally from the closin; figures of yesterday afternoon's
goard—outsiders appear to be withdrawing, consequently
the burden of supporting the market falLs upon the shoul
d, ro of specula.ors, who are making strenuous efforts topre
vent a further decline.
The week's later news to hand from Ettrope may exert
favorable influence, though the decline in consols does Out
give that assurance. The cotton market had been excited,
and the sales amounted to 51.1100 bales for the week. Bread
stuffs ant provision+ w-re qui , t—the latter heavy
The Bond and :tats Stuck lint was comparatively steady,
hot the ranch's left if without appearance of firmness.
ASH ltS...Thete is malting doing in Pots; [behest Bide was
made at our quotatiouil now being entirely nominal.
Pearls
are also nonnual at 6%c. on Limo. There have been
,omo heavy salil of Soda; hut the quotations were with
held tram let nod we therefore continue our figures ut
; , .346 - 414 c.
A I'PLES... The supply in market is now quite limited, and
toiled to any extent are consequently restricted. The quo
cattalo+ are u ithout chatter, say sl,2s@* - 2, eta per quality.
'BUTT k e ts a better dew ,nd for prime roll, and
the la lee, hare tmpiutcd u shade; sales at 15&18c Ib.;
puck: , 11d..
BACliN...There in no umprovetnetit in the demand; and
the mat k• t in guilt dull; small males of Country Shoulders
7: , and city it 7 1 Sider J,;.; Viemtern Hums 9;4 and
city 10,4 c , for cash.
Ill'f.l MEAT...About •23.u0u lb+. of Country Cut Meat.
were le el,. sold at dxc. for Shoulders, d%®73. for Sides,
and 7 . ...4@ttic. for Hams.
BEA-NS—TS:ere is little or III)da//111111i, abll tlitrijuiittilious
are almost nominal at slgl,le per bushel for alien white.
BUCKWHEAT Fl.OUR—There is but little doing; a few
staid Hots were sold from store at $1,25(411,60 VlOO lbs. in 50
lb. siodis
BitutlMi!...There is a supply iu market; sales of •
,oninion are regularly made at $1,25 and for better kinds.
$2; fancy lots command $2.25@52,50 V dozen.
BUCKETS AND TUBS...The Beaver manufacturers' prices.
ore as nllew a : Buckets, common, $1,70 V doz.; Buckets,
three liooN. $1,95 0 doz Extra large Tubs, three hoops,.
55,50 70 doz.; do. do. two hoops, $7,25 do ; No. 1 Tubs $6,25.
; No. 2 do. $5,75 do.; No. 3 do. $5,00 do.; N 0.4 do, $4,25.
do.; No. 2 Keelers, $2,75 do.; Half Bushels, $4,75 do..
CORDAOE...
Manilla Rope, coil 13 Vlb Manilla Rope, cot 14 V
Tarred " '•l4 re lb White " " kti V Its
I temp " " 15 r lb Tarred " " 15
l'acking Yarn,1iue......13 V, lb Packing Yarn, c0m.....12 lb
BED Coaos...Manil a $1,87, $2,81(x;55,75 V dozen; Manilla,
V coil, 15c. V lb.; Hemp $1,87, $2,75,(... $3,75 V dozen ; Hemp,.
- pi coil, 12c. V lb.
PLOUGH Ltecs...llanilla 87c. V dozen . 'Hemp 70c. per doz..
COTTON CORDA 16...C0tt0n Ropes/ and upwards, 20;
below %,."2; Bed Cord $2,50(43,62®4,75 V dozen; Plot
lines $1.25; Sash Cords $6,50.
CANDLES...Tbe following are now the current rates of
city manufacturers: Moulds, 13c. f ib.; Dips, 123dc.; Star
2tl(&z2c. ' lb.
'2ANDLES...There has hem. an advance of 1 / 2 "c. in the.
pi ice of Moulds and Dips; the former we now quote at
, and the latter at 13c.11 lb.; Star 26c ; Opal 21c.
0111... ESE—Thom iii is full supply in the market, and the
prices are lower; sales are now made of Western Reserve at
9(q9 n lb
CRACKERS...The prices have experienced a further do
liue. The quotations ar, now as follows ;—Water Crackers
v lb. filAc.; Butter do. 6 , ) 4c. • Sugar Sc.; Soda 6,c.; Bos
ton 13 1 / 4 c.; Pilot Bread 9IA bbl. $4,20.
CRANBERRIES...The sales are but light; the quotations
being $7,50®8,50 bbl.
Dal ED FRUIT...There has been quite an active demand
for Apples, which have been selling at $1,37@1,4u, but tome
• ales have also been made at $1,25. There have also been
considerable sake of Peaches from store at $3,50 V bushel.
XOGS.—The supp'y is becoming lighter, and prices are
firmer; sales are making at 11®113.:. per dozen, packed in
Ibis.
• •.
S'EED...There is but little doing; sales are made on at ,
rival at from 40 to 80c. l 100 its for Bran to Middlings.
FEATHERS...ReguIar sales of ptiM , 3 Western are tuado at
50@53c. lb.
F1811...N0. 3 Mackerel, large, is uuw selling at $11,60 opt
bbl ; Baltimore Herring, $7,60; Halifax do., $6,%5@6 50;
White Common, $O5; Lake Superior Whitey $12.; Trout.
$9,50®510; in half barrels about 50c. per bbl. advance or,
these prices. Codfish 5@6%c. lb.
FIRE BRICK...SaIes are regularly made at $28@140 M.
FLOUR—Thero is not any change; the market is ex
tremely lull, the sales, hoWovor, exhibiting more steadiness
pi ices. From first hands, we quote superfine at $3,62@
3,75, and extra at $3 90@4,00. Front store, sales a•e gen
erally mode in small lots at $4 for superfine, $4.50 for extra,
HAM $4,87% for extra family. Sales of Ry, Flour have been
made from first hands at $3, and from store at $3,12@3,25.
Con. Meal 60c. gl bu,bel.
ItAlN—Oats aro readily selling on arrival at 27@)27%c.,
which is about the ruling rate. Corn is selling freely at
50c. from first hands, and 65c. from store; a lot of 1000 bus.
to arrive was sell at 48c., the other day. Wheat is in good
( - Inmat] at 70®75c for red, and 80©85c. for white. Barley
4e@i4so. Rye Sue., , •tid wanted.
011OCERIES ...The market for Sugar and Molasses con
tinues firm, but in cons: quonce of exhausted supplies the
transactions are but light. Sugar is soiling at 7(71,4e. Mo
lasses has further advanced, and now quotable at 3601137 c.
Coffee : Rio 12@12%c It ice s%fin6c.
HAY...There is a Mir amount sold at the scales at from
SP to $ll "0 ton—a decline.
HOMIN Y... There Is a fair detriard; a few sales have been
made to retail trade at $5 14...h1,1.
HIDES—The market continues to Improve; sales of green
are made at 5c., of green salt,il at 6c., and dry flint at 13g
11c. '0 Ito.
lIWN AND NAILS...The quotations of manufactured
Iron are as follows :--Comaion Bar 2% to 2./c.ril lb. Nada
are selling at $30.3,25 for hid. to 40d., according to quality;
the terms are bix months' credit, or s'f cent. discount for
cash.
LAIID...The prices are firmer, although the demand is
still light. Prime city No. lis quoted at 10c, and country
at 9ig934c. "0 lb.
t.,LS,AILIEtt...The prices have declined, with a quiet mar
ket. The following aro now the quotations:--
Red Spanish Sole Ti lh 200 25c.
Slaughter 25@ We.
Skirting 28@ 30c.
Harness 24© 26c.
Upper "0 dozen $2B @l3O
Bridle 8 36 @42
LUMBER—The following are the quotations of seasoned
lumber, from the yards in the city :
Common 1 inch Boards, ft 1000 feet $l5 00
Clear do 32 (tO
Flooring dressed do " 6 22 00
Shingles, 111000 3 50
Lath, 2 25
Oak flooring, dressed, 1 inch—"a 1000 feet ... 30 00
do do 1 1 ,4 do ... 32 00
MESS PORK...There is not ninth doing; sales have boon
made in a small way at $l6 11
METALS...Pig Lead has decline' to 6, and Bar to 6 3 / 4 01.
Shaver 00PDPr it..s4idlo'n.: Sheet Bra.. 32c
OlLS...Linseed Oil Ilse advanc , _4l, and is firm at 60c. for
Western Lard No 185 -., and No. Y 75C. 'S gallon.
PIG S.IETAL...Tho Baba that have tratispired.during the
past fortnight amount to beta een 5000 and 6000 tons, which
have been sold at from slB.b , $23 i ton, including the best
quality of charcoal Hanging It.,ck.
POTA'fOES...The mark. t is net so well supplied, and the
sales are principally fum store at 60c. ttl bus. for Nathan
necks.
POWDEIt...The laic...a:ye advanced: Rifle (snow selling
at $7 per keg, and Blasting at :5.
SEEDS...There Is gut ruueli'daing, and sales to the trade
of Cloverseed cannot be mode at over $4,75? bushel. Small
lots from store a-e selling as $5,g5.2.5. Timothy is dull at
$2, and Flaxseed is iu good demand at $l.
SAND STON.H...ltegular sales of Huntingdon county, at
$9 t ton.
SALT...A steady demand, and sales at previous rates; $l,
62 for No. 1, and $175 ? bbl. for extra.
SOAPS...The following are the manufacturer's prices:—
Rosin 5c ; No. 1 Palm 5%; Chemical 53...;; Castile and Toilet
10c. it
SEIBLETFNOS. YARNS, ic....Tho prices have declined
and the following aro now the rates: Eagle Sheeting's BY ‘ o
IP yard; Niagara 83,fre.
401311 D LIB2I.
No. 1617 @,
0. 18 261 ® 4141.
No. 13 24 ... No. 19 30 @ 4141
No. 14 —..... 26 @) No. @ .4.
No. 20 0 4111 •
Nos. 6 to 10 in
cittaiva, t•d
Nos. U and 12..... 2.3 ,?!
-,-,R5.,.`,....,.....,..,,,...,,,,,..„...,..,... ~
;!. ...,....,Zq. l . - .?5 ,, .! -. .: 5,- f:' .5 .A: ,-,f..).T.-SA
-,.,..-.,=.:',,•,;. Og'-i - .' -.l. l'"''.''''4: - .'.
- ....
1,189,981 00 1,195,526'00
$36,688 00
5,545 00
17,690 44
6,8' , 3 42
~_~~'
DOzct~ rear.
No. 400, 'H lies 12 a 1 Clail3etCh'aiaa-sal. 28
No. 800, 11 .
a whiteatoBs 23 @'—
No. 800._ 10 .. 86t044 26 ...
N 0.700 9 0 ... twine 24 0 , ...
N 0.809 8 0 ... Batting, N 0.1...... 17
N 0.900.... ........ 8 " No. ° 16 ..
No.looo tj . ... Family Batting.... 18 @ ...
Coverlet Yarn...... 29 Caulklug 16 @ ...
TALLOW...The prices .have ad , aaced ; we quote rough at
7.. p 11)., and rendered a.".
WIIITE LEAD, LYTHAR.I.E. le — White Lead is firm,
and in steady demand at $2,6u . 'i s, keg for pure oil, and dry
9 cents th., subject to the nano. discount. Red Lead IPA@
9, net, and Lytharge
WINDOW GLASS...The pokes of city brands have ad
vanced and we correct our quotations as follows:-6x8 and
7:9,111 box of 50 feet, $1,60; 8110, $2,15 ; Bxll, 9x11; 9112
and .1042, $2,40; Bxl3, 9:13 and 9x14,1ux15 and
10x16, $2,75. 10 ISt cent disconut uff. Countiy brands 60
cents lower.
WHIS.IIY—The market is dull, and prices have declined;
some sales of raw were made at 17 . 3 4018; rectified is steady
at 20022 c. 4~ gallon.
Thursday's Sales.
FLOUR... he market continues to exhibit a drooping tea
dency. The following sales transpired today:—From first
hands: 45 bide. extra family at $4,62@4.75; 18 bbls extra
from wagon, at $3,75;22 bhle. extra from depot, at $4. From
store: 160 bbls at $3,87 for superfine, $4,25 for extra and
$4.85 for extra family; 38 bbls. extra family at $4,75.
GRAlN...sales 200 bus. Oats from depot, at 27c.; 50 bus.
Rye from store, at 53c. bushel.
GREEN APPLES...SaIes 34 bbis. Golden °Mrs at $1,60,
and 22 bbls. anterior at $1,75 Vi barrel.
DRIED FRUIT...SaIes 45 bus. Apples from stole, at $l,-
40 'f bushel.
CLOVERSEED...EaIes 60 bus. from store. at $5 'f Imp.; 20
bus. do. at $5,25.
BETTER...SaIe 6 bbls. prime roll, at 14c. @ lb.; 3 bbls.
common at IPc.
RE CLAY...SaIes 20 bble. Bolivar, at $l2 p, ton.
FIRE 8R1CK...831e 5;10 extra Bolivar, at $4O.
tIROCERIES—StuaII sales N. 0. Mrlassos, at 36c.; Sugar
in hhds. at 7(4)734c ; Coffee, 12c. for Rio
WHISRY...SaIes 60 bbls. rectified at 19©21c. gallon.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET,
Chrefußy Reported by Josaert SNOT,. DIN, Superintend-el of
the Merchants' Exchange.
Auxaminf CITY, March 11, 1858.
The market during the week has been very dull ; there
being but a small local demand, the market was saved from
a glut only by eastern dealers. The quality of the stock effered
was inferior to last week ; the prices obtained were about the
flame. The offerings amounted oa 977 Beeves, 2348 Sheep
1170 Hoge, 60 Calves; of which were sold 490 Beeves, 450
Sheep, 227 Hogs and 59 Calves, at the rates indicated below:
UNION YAB.DB, (Vitainfe.)
BREATES.
No. offered. Offered by
64 John Merrel
17 J. Abernethy
33 M. Dawson
18 13. Tipton
44 A. Beall
8 W. Martin
36 13. Ti 7131130718
60 J. Myers & Bro
18 H. Merrick
18 A. Moore
30 T. Love
60 Adams & Co
13 S. Alexander & Co
10 J. M'Laughlin 10 3@4
30 Marks & Co 30 3Ac4
4^ J. B. Huff 42 4-4@3%
30 J. Ward 30 31
16 J. F. M'Corubs lb 3(0 1 ,4
18 Bingham and Blakely 18 3@3!„.
50 Transient dealers 60 234©31A
bB4 oftered
360
EEKETE2I
The offerings of Sheep at these yards amounted to 1209
head, of which 460 were sold, the balance being sent cast.
The prices ranged from 3 to 3 1 A gross.
Tho offerings amounted to 629 head, of which 154 hued
were sold and the balance sent east, the prices ranging hem
$4 to $5 gross.
CALVES.
About 60 head were sold at these yards and at the plat
form, the prices ranging from $3 to $5 head.
WM. PENN. YARDS, (Atiatrora's.)
BEEVES.
No. offered. Offered by No. sold..
17 B. West offer
17 C. E. Brainard
18 Adams & Co
41 J. M. Sailor
51 Drake & Brilhart....
40.tr....W. Hazelwood & Co
30. Butt & Phillips..
15 Wm. Scotland
14 Ephraim Foster..
18 C. Pfeifer
11 Julius Voetter
28 Amer & Brown...
43Copland & Co
50 Transient dealers
393 offerod
125
268 sent east.
No. syffered. Offered by No. sold. Oros pr he
50 Drake & Ilrilhart snot east.
60 Charles Swartz
50 James Phillips
67 J •
41 Jul iUR Voetter 41 V. 1,81) gru,r
32 D. T. Hoes 32 $4
241 Copland & Co sent thlt.
541 offered.
73
:1'468 sent east
SHEEP.
No. offered. Offered by No. sold. Prwe
104 J. & D. Eiker seat east.
80 D. Rody
141 D. Scattergood "
237 Coughenour & Hoffman..... ..
90 A. Stroup
90...... N. Stroup
85 Charles Hoy
251 J F. Hose
1139 sent east.
1101t9g8.
About 87 Horses were sent from thew yards eastward
daring the week.
Cincinnati Stlarket.
CINCINNATI, March 11.—Sales 1200 bbls Flour at $3,70(g)
11,75 for superfine. The market is dull and there are morn
-ellen than buyers; sales of 1400 bbis Whisky at 10?,i; there
to a good demand and the market is firm. Cloverseed is
dull at $4,75©4,90. Cheese firm and in fair demand at 7. 1 ,?,
for selected, o©loc for English dairy and 17c for northern
pine apple. Provisions unchanged and rather quiet, but
the market is very firm; 15,000 la Bulk Sides and Shoulders
Fold at 5%@7; , / 8 ". There was . nothing done in Lard. I o
Pork the prices are nominal. The Money Market is un
changed; the rates of exchaage'are unaltered; the notes of
eneca county, and the Union and Sandusky banks are nor
bought by brokers to-day at any price, in consequence oi
some new developments of the late Treasurer's financleriug
New York Market.
I , lzw Vona, March 11.—Cotton quiet; sales 2000 bait a
Flour firm; sales 9000 bbls. Wheat firm; sales 18,000 bomb.
Corn dull; sales 16,000 bosh; white 67@)68, yellow 70@71.
Mess Pork 6c better, sales at $16,76®516,80. Lard heavy at
h3 , 6@9% for llama and 63 , ii@i7 for Shoulders. Tallow heavy
Whisky 3,6 c lower, sales at 21%c. Coffee firm and brioyant4
17,000 bags sold at auction at 9®1134, averaging nearly'
10%. Sugar quiet. Molasses quiet.
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORE, Match 11.—Evening.—Stocks closed higher
Chicago and Rock Island 84%; Illinois Central 91; La Crones
le%; Mich. Southern 26%, N. V. Central 92%; Reading 60;
Galena and Chicago 01; Penna. Coal 75%; Erie 31 1 %; Cleve
land and Toledo 49%; Milwaukee and Missiesilipi 37%; Can
ton Co. 23%, Tennessee 6'a 89 North Carolina 94; Califor
nia 92%.
AMUSEMENTS
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
51183 KMBERLY.L. T. 5 u l Rll AND Mea earasaa
J. G. 'HANLEY ..... MANABAA.
i4..rond Tier 25c. Private Box, mall.-- 5
Third Tier 15c. Colored 80x...... 2Eic.
Bingle Beats in Private Box, $l. I Colored Gallery
ALTERATION Oft TIME.
Loors open at 7 .'clock. Performance to commence at 7 . %
nos office, for sale of Tickets, open from 10 to 3 o'clocir.
BENEFIT OF MISS LUCILLE,
On which occasion she will present a SILVER CUP to the
author of the best ORIGINAL CONUNDRUM.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 13th, will be presented forth o
Mile time in Pittsburgh, a remarkable play full of Fun, Flat 11
ana Frolic-7;ft and Meriment—Dancing, Singing, Minstio I
py, etc. Organ Grinding ,
. Banjo Playing—all the well know a
popular songs of the nay—Fireworks, Bonfires, Illnmini
r i;:us, etc , Shaker Dsmces, Pawnbroker's Shops, Fashionald o
Gambling Hells, Fortune Tellers and Astrologists:, conclue l
nar with a Grand Carnival and Masque Ball, entitled the ,
THREE FAST MEN: or, THE FEMALE BLIIEBEA.RDI ,
Played In Boston by the Star Sisters, eighty-seven connect a
tivo nights, to crowded houses—cinvulsed with laughte r
trim beginning to end.
Jenny Fairlove, (A Strong Minded Girl,).-Miss Lucille,
Lovely Nancy, (An Organ Girl,) Miss Lucille:,
Miss Taxably, (Female Minstrel,) Mires Mollie.
Count Navarino, (The Fop,) ..Miss Lucille.
Harry Helm,(The Sailor,) Alias Lucille.
Belcher Qua, (A Sporting Man,) Mae Lucille.
Maria,(Something of a Witch,) -Miss Helen.
Petite Charm, (The Street Singer,) Mies Helen.
Guitar, (The Minstrel,). Miss Helen.
Mango Jim, (The Little Sweep,) Miss Helen.
Young America Was Helen.
„ Jerry Bloom .. Mr T. Hamilton.
- Frank Fairlove (first appearance,) Mr. Myron.
Maria, (first appearance,)...- Miss Lizzie Safford.
tab - Owing to the great length of the play no other pie co
can be performed on the same evening.
ti.. Saturday, Benefit of Miss Helen.
. ;
XS. Conundrums to be handed in at the Box (mike, with
the authors came.
THA.LBERG AND VIEUX.TEMPS,.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TFIA
they will give their MST AND ONLY CONCEI
In this city, on
Thursday Evening, March f,4sti l , at
CITY HALL.
mrlo
The Beautiful Collection of Paintings
"INCLUDING THE EASTERN SLA"
MARKET, CLEOPATRA, DEATH OF LEAND
and the famous
CIECASSIAN MODEL OF BEAUTY,
Are now on Free Exhibition at the TONTINE ROUSE, No
93 Third street. Call and see them.
iY/ 7 aEo. SCLIN tICK, PrGiorl.k. r.
JOHN W. M'CARTHY,
BILL ti OSTE P I
ivILL ATTEND 10 THE POSTII
and DIBTIUBUTIN'i of ell kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, .
All coramtuitcations- 4dther by mail telegraph , or of Gar
vin—directed to the aka of the !doming Poet, will rec else
prompt siltation; el
HARDY & M'GREW, Steamboat and -.Gen- •
eral &oath, Corner of First and Parry streets.
Br: ea, Wravuta, Eo.—No change Is yet apparent in the
river It remains at a stand, although the thaw of ye stet ,
day 1f,2t , , hopes of an early rise. About five o'clock a snow
storm blew up and it turned quite cold for a while, but the
whole affair .c.on below over. Business continues light, but
steitly. Bo is are preparing to leave, and 11013/0 are san
guine tb,t they will be able to go out on Monday evening.
The Peerleis mada the time from Bt. Louis to Jefferson
City (her first trip) in 24 home.
ThAre were seventy-three arrivals at the St. Louis wharf
daring the past month, and the wharfage collected amounted
to g 2,005,65
A lighter loaded with freight from the David Gibson, wee
ask - amp:A by the steamer Tecumseh as she was leaving the
canal on Monday lest.
Capt. Kayser has purchased Capt. Tracey's interest in the
Tsabella, at the rate of $34,000 for the whole boat, and takes
command.
For Nashville.
The tine steamer QUAKER CITY, Captain
MODANIELS--ClOrli, SAMUEL COOLEY—WiII leave,
for the above, and all intermediate ports, on
TUESDAY EV hN I NG.
For freight or passage, apply on board, fel
No. sold
CEIMEM
18 2 . 1., 2 @;,.3 , A
Bent eaet
36 3@3 1 /,
50 VAG43%,
18 3t.3%
18 3@34
30 3;4
Bent east.
sent east
17 '21,6
IMOCITII
40 VA
'gent (Ant
18 4(d,~4 1 •M
setit amt.
ADEILSHION
Private Boa, large $8
RIVER_ NEWS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
3 FZET 6 1F01114.3 WATITt. IN T4ll CLIANNIM
STEAMBOATS
NASHVILLE.
The Hoe passenger steamer CLIFTON, will
leave for the above and all intermediate orts,
• `t f'. on t 4 EDN ESDA.Y, at 10 A. M.
For freight or pas.age apply on board, or to
dell FLACK, BAKNES & CO., Agents,
M E MPH'S .
For Memphis and New Orleans.
R The flue taasenger steamer ALMA, Capt.
e r ßlriSON, Will leave for the above and all M
tt ediate ports, on SATURDAY, at 4 P. M.,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Ja2.i FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents.
ZANESVILLE. •
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The steatuer F.AIMA GRAIIAM, Capt. Mon.
t i k 7 Roe AIRES, will l,'ove for the above and all
w . " l "..inteiniediate ports on every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
Por freight or pazsage apply on board.
ST. LOUIS.
teor St. Louts.
Mom; Master
lt.)5V A
The light draught, fait running passenger
packet
kaelf.o lOWA, vt3tn
a all u ?n h t l'' Maxtor, atrmeditite p w o i r i ta l , Il o a n ve S ' A f ' o lT
URDAY, tho 6tti itod., at 4 o'clock P. M.
•
For right or pus.4l4e, 114ving superior accomodUtions,
apply on b and, or to IIAROY h MeGREW, Agents,
fed Corner First and Ferry streets.
A OCTION SALES
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.,
At the new Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64, Fifth
street, every week day, aro held public sales of goods in all
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a large
st ek which is constantly replenished with fresh consign
merits, that must be closed forthwith.
AT IU O'OLOUK, A. i 11.,.
Lo it ssis and taucy articles, comprising nearly everything
needed in the line for personal and family use; table cut
lery Larduste; clothing; boots and shoes; ladies ware,
„v.v. AT O'CLOCK, Y. M.,
liuueellold and latchen furniture, new and second-hand;
bade and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China ware;
"tore, c,,,iking utensils; groceries, &c.
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
{Huey wild.; watches; clock; Jewelry; musical Metre
Ellen t 8 ; guns; clothing; dry goods; boots and shoes. book
stationery, ifieB I P. M. DAVIS, Anct. s
DNV ARE, CUTLERY, BLACK
SAI I TII S BELLOWS, ETC., AT AUOTION.—On
1: A FiEftiN ouN, March 12th, at 2 o'clock, at tb.
C. unnercial Sales Rooms, No. 64 Fi , th street, will be sold,
a quantity of Poor Locks, Spring Latches, Knives and Forks,
aule and tea Spoons, Broad Axes, Chopping Axes, Hatch
ets, 43lit'S, Cart 'addled, Oa• rings and Cart Harness, Cord
age, Carp. 4..tiain, Corn Brooms, Franklin Stoves, Black
aunt ho Ir u Sale, Liquid Blue, etc.
turj) P. M. ItAVIS, Anc,ioneer.
HA NDSCLME couNTRY VILL.k AND
Flt..ri ITU RT., AT AUCTION.--On
lilt 1' Mu I Nil, :%1 arch lath, et 11 o'clock, on the
prenikee, elegtut residence of J W. lien - ,
Architect, Sit tiai nt the cillaee ut r , ewickle), (uppusitt3 the
which has lately thou erected of the beet
11.1•Lcil • 14, impel - no workmanship, and in modern style, an
o tielog over? c„hvetti,,Ece that could he desired, and fin
hed in the best wanner, with Marble Mantles, Ornamental
Starer, Cornice, i hvying a constant supply of pore wh Iti
,oine water in the uret and second stones, aa well as the
basement.
'the ground, wht..h contains upwards of one and one-thud
aci cg, is highly unproved with tiravel Walks, Ornamental
and Fruit Treed, Shrutibery, etc. The property cost up
wards et sssaid, ehich ni.Ay Le examined on application to
ftc owner, at his Mike, No. 26 St. Clair atreot.
Alm, a qfintity of handsaw Household Furniture, atnung
',Ode t, ern OLIO superior Itonuweod Cjoo 6% octave Piano
F.,: Le. thade by N ones ‘t. Clark, Side Board, Dressing Bureau,
la. led, kneel F Oral Stand, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding,
Chit (tines and Queeneware, Carpeting, Kitchen Utensils,
etc. Tt rIIIII at sale. (will) I'. SI. DAVIS, Auct'r._
WAREIIOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
—On TUESDAY - EVENING, March 18th, at 7 1 / 2
o'oieck, at the Commercial Saki Ituoins No. 84 Filth street,
wl bo sold, that valuable Lot of Ground, situate on the
tooth side of Swan., near Market street, having a front on
street of 110 feet % inch, and ektending back 79 feet
10 incites, on which is erected a Two Story Brick Dwelling,
. 78, lately of cnpied by Cummins, 'l!unks tk Go., subject
to an annual ground rent of $l2B, payable quarterly.
Tornio at salt. (sal) P. M. DAVIS, A neer.
Administrators' Sale.
fl l l - 1E undersigned will expose to sale on
THUReDAY, tue ch.y of .Nfarch instant, at 10
lock in the forenoon, at lb. !LOME% YARD, lately occu
pied by James Wightinan, on Water etreet, below
Penn street, Pittsburgh—tbe Engine and Boiler, and all the
Towe belonging to said Yard and busined, us carried on by
ea,d decedent. Also, one Wignimaii Patent Boiler.
army of little, crab
JOHN C. DALZILL,
aduktufralacors of Jas. Wightman, dec'd
DAGUERREALNI GALLERIES
A AI B It 0 'l' Y PE S
ts'
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURARLS PICTURE
'W AR RA NT ED, Oa N Fit HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FiIIST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT
IN COUNTRY, AT
G REP, T ATTRACTION
AT NO. 60 iIIARIE&E.T ST.,
hero can be seau tho largest oollootion of
kVi PdOfOGRAPII
SPEOMENB, EVEB. EXHIBITED IN 'Luis CITY
P,ravAts wishing PI tures of themnolves or friends,
aro ittvitoo to call and d1111.1.111.1c1 before Batting elaewhern,
WE WARRANT PICTURES
Sup,ri.r to ally mat call tw obtaluod weat of the rnouutairr
,-tS 8. WYKES, Artlat.
R. ill. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Anibrotyplsts,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 78 Fourth Went., and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
r:. cm. of Market straet and Diamond. Pittabargn.
Vii.DJEii To SUIT ALL. myl9:tf4p
WYKES' GALLERY OF ART,
NT
O. 60 MARKET STREET.—PICTURES
1.1.1 taken at this Gallery by a now and improved proem,
4iel.flt the natural color of the hair, oyes, dross and complex
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have examinee
them tt, be far superior to any pictures eves exhibited in Qua
city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and examina
his large collections of specimens. His Gallery being on the
leo ,uct door, is easy of access.
ll.—Pirtnrea.of Children taken In two aeconde, at No.
!ttarket tltrot.
H. 8. W3.K.EB, Artlat.
N ELSON'S AMBROTYPES.
PRICES REDUCED.
IA.I,LEIt CoaN DR OF TIMM AND MARKET STILE ETk.
Eutrance ou Third atreot.
enl.r.sus au,! Stranger) desiring AMBROTYPES, executed
o tbo trighE , ,t degree of artistic beauty and parfectiou, can
bu ot..tuwoodated at ehort notice by calling at
NELSON'ti WELL KNOWN 0 4 I .J.KRY ,
TRIED BTBEET.
Ft, IA One. Dollar and upward. ap29:1y24.1
Et 0 0 la it 8 1
NEW[AGUERREAN AND AMBROTYPE
8K.7 AND SIDE-LIGHT
GALLERY,
STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST-01410k
nts, ViCTURES Wm. in all the various styles, In ein3
‘‘ et:tiler, and warranted to please, at reasonable rate&
ea_ sick cr di.ce=crd persons taken at their residence.
an2o:lydetv-i9
(CID LIVER OIL, by bulk or dozen, freeh,
on land and for sale by
ean
U. L. PAHNESTOCK & Oa
Q.IX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER
)..y LAEM—One Hale Crab, Jcpit received, by
nitv v. Ha.IVSON LOVE, 74 Market stria
TT OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
GLAZLNCI—In all of its Grangesecuted prompt
ly cud in the best manner, by J. LI.SH
turf, 26 and 23 St. Clair Arent.
VOLOCK AND LETTER SIGNS—Of any
style desired, in Gold or Plain Colors—manufactured
ead at up at short notice, by J .
2 1: 8 1 PLEigaLirLestytt.
DOLL BUTTER.-5 bbls. prime roll Butter
PIA raceirEd, and [or dada by
JAMES A. EETZEIt,
DIAPER HANGINGS, FOR SPRING OF
1858.—The beat anortment ever brought to Pitt,
burgh. Prices range Uorn d cents to 0.
Well Paper for
Parlora,
Dtning Aa,me,
• Clunatx , rs,
Churches,
Lodges,
Plata uak, Panel Gek, Walnut, Marble Preaco, Barden,
Staines, Paintings, Teaten, Iftffing, fire BaoollB, Windo,v
abades. Qomo and ieo . W. P. MARSHALL A CO,
mut 117 Wood eta&
y ~'l:~T'
ROBE,RT WIGHTMAN,
W ALL'S, urth ntrout
t'.7.ravr trid Fiat fttrewt4
•
•
v7;:-
MEDICAL
ONLY ONE .110 1 29 ME
-ON-1
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
IS REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
tronblectwit4 , aios Complaints, tiniest. Off lamt dee•
perato of ca3l'..*, viV, the ras‘nuf ,bottle will, 'with Same a
single failure, rehire. the patient o health and vtger.' ,W 6
wish to call thecattentioiEof all to these fact% that the In
vigorator is compounded by a. phy.lciai . who has and It In
his practise' . ar the past twenty years with a memos almost
credulous, - .that it Is entirely vegetable. being composed
wholly of
/361110 idta: of the strength of these game may be formed
when it is known one bottle of the Invigorator oontalns as
much strength aa one hundred doses of Calomel withoodanY
of its deleterious effects.
We know there is nothiLg now before the American pub
lic, prepared with such skill by a ecientifloman, particularly
for diseases of the Liver, as Dr. tianford'a Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation second to ' no
other article in the world, simply because it rest on its own
merit. To convince all by trial that it is all its proprietors
claim it to be, if any of our readers are suffeting from ouch
dive-saes as are described in Dr: Sanfard% advertisement, we
know of know remedy that will so surely cure them as the
Invigorator.
The Invigorator cures Sick fleadaehe. • Take one or, two
teaspoonfuls at each attack and it will woo disappear- For
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, takes, tea. poonful once or twice daily. For Loss
of Appetite, Languor or Listlessness, the medicine is invalu
able. It will restore the appetite and make the food digest
welL Nightmare, take a teaspoonfnl on retiring, and the
demons of dream-land will all be fairies. After eating a
hearty dinner, take a dose of Invigorator and it will relieve
all Oppreaalou or fullness. It) i Invigorator is a Liver Berne
dy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on that organ, cue
ing Dyspepsia, Jame lire, Billions Attacks, Dysontory, Piles,
Worms, end all Female obstructions, for which it has no
equal.
We know there is nothing now before the American put.
lic prepared with such skill by a scienti2c man, particular
ly for diseases of the Liver, an t r. B.nford's Invigorator, or
'liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation second to no
other article In the word, atuiply because it rests on its own
merit. To convince all by trial that it is all its prcprietors
claim it to be, if any of our readers are suffering from inch
diseases as are described In Dr. Sanford's advertlsertent,
know of no remedy that will so surely cure theta as tLe
Invigorator.
There has lately been brought to our notice a medicine
that seems to po,9.ski3 wonderful, curative and healing pro.
pertiee in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Or
gans. It came to ns with 60 many testimonials in its favor
that we have noted its effects is 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 bon credulous about cures by pat
ent medicines, but wo are con', raced that this medidne, for
family use, is not overrated by the host of recommendatlot
it has. Our advice is, for all troubled with Indigestion,
billy or Bowel Complaiut, to get a bottle and try it; our
word for it, relief will be experienced.
litassmas TO TOE INVALIDS who use Dr. Stinford's Invlgor•
ator, for it will relieve them of their pains as soon as it la
taken into their stomach. Pain and misery cannot exist
where the Invigorator is used, for it will as darely dare them
away, as daylight will banish darkness, of this there can b
no doubt to tt, sie ale, try H. (.r it carries conviction with
every dose taken. Another evdf.nce is the thousands of
certitic4tes from those who uxe it ~i• have been cured by it,
Try one bottle, ii it does not betiutlt, then we are mlataaen.
PlllO2 ONI DOLLAR PLU DOVILL
SANFORD A CO., Proprietors, 345 Broadway, Maw York
For sale by O. 11. IffsVSElt, 14u W.,od street, Pittaburgbi
Jal:l3mdmr.2l,
v) ' THE HEATEST
- r,
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14 1.1 Y o s...
iti ' M 'it"
4 -\
v 0 ILL
t IL,
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DISCO Cal
OF THE AGE.
R. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has disoov'
erod in uuo of our common venture votioda a remedy
hat cares
Every kind of Humor,
BROM THE.; WORST 6CROLFULA DOWN TO A COILISION
P
He has tried it in ever etcven hundred cases, tuid never
tailed except in two caeca, (both thunder humor.) He has
now in his ponsmaion over one hundred cortificatea of Its
value, all within twenty miles et .Benton.
Two lattice are warranted to cure a mining sere mouth.
One to three bottles will corn the worst kind of Pimples
ceti the taco. •
Two or three bottled will ele, tLe fiyatwol of bllaa
Two bottled are warranted LC, corn the %unit canker In ths
mouth or stomach.
Three to five bottko nro wurrautud ki corn tlia worat kind
of Eryaityelas.
title to two bottles tiro water:Lou:A to cum all humor in tha
eyus.
Two bottles are warrauted to curd mooing of lila dtlXB and
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles aro vnu-rnututl to cars corrupt and
running metre.
Ono bottle will cure scot) eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are we., routed to cure the woretkind
•
of ringworm.
Two or three bottles ere wnrauuted to cure the most. Cles
perv.to case of rheurnatLeza.
Three to font buttl,i Itrt , ~ arriult.e.l to curt,
Five to eight bottles will tau o the worst case of scrofula.
A taine9t iv always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure is wart =act] when the above quantity is taken.
itOXIIUItY, MASS
Drell reputation of the Medical DiscoTery,
in curing all kind of hfimcas, is so well established by the
unanimous voice of ail who have over meal it, that rtitied
not say anything on the subject, as the most skilful physi
cians and the most careful ht uggists in the country are ati•
nniwuus in Its praice.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, 1 do
it with a full knowledge of the curative power. in relieving
all, and curing most of those diseases in which you are no
tunately so liable. That most excruciating disease to an
affectionate mother.
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
13 cured as if by a miracle; your own temper 13 restored ft
its natural swoetuees, and your Labe from short and frotftil
naps to calm and sweet eh:unbars ; and the Medical Dlscalre
ry txxx)naes a fountain of bhxuen . to your husband and
household.
In the more advanced Magee ut
CANKER
It extends to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing Ida canker uf alb stow h than to the
Intuatiu.s and
KIDNEYS
creating (I oinking, gong fouling, and au indittot alive c.‘ E , LI
tht pirea ut your .
Yormatowachis
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distress-a you, and you can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system does not get half the
nourishment it contains as the scrimonous finidot the canker
eats it up; then your complexion 10tlen its bloom and be
comes sallow or greenish, and your best day is gone. Nor
went of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby,
and the tlbres.of your body become relaxed. Then follow a
train of diseases which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly
adapted to
0 II R E ;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the
spine and small of the hack, pain of the hip Joint when you
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and also, that most exero•
dating of diseueee, the
PILES.
How many thousands of poor women are surferi❑g from
this disease and pining away a ini,rablu lite, and limit next
door neiNhbor does not know it', eAnee. I wish to impress
ot your mind that gaud old proverb, " An ounce of proven•
Lion le better than a pound of cure." In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both tho prevouttdivo and the cure, with this gi oat
and good quality, that it will never, r.: der Any circumstances,
do you any injury.
Na change of dielpirer necea.,:try•--44t the boat you cao sot
and enough of it.
DIRIGTIONs TOE wiz—Adult:4 one table spoonful per day—
Children ove ten yeaes speouful--Children from five
to eight yeA, tea spoonful. As nu directions can be appli
cable; to ail coustitutionc, take sufficient to operate ati the
bowels twice a day. Yuen; truly,
iyONALD t:DY.
Price t.l,oorisr Lott!, ode by
tr.
No 1411 '•-
s,p4:d&w
A IL ETAREII.3 Pall SICIAN
ti7s YEAILS OF AGE, %hose tmnds of lila
have nearly run out, discovered, while in the East In•
dies, a certain cure for Constuuption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and General. Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him wie u his only child, a daughtl , r, was
given up to die. Ile had h , ard much of the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of preparations made from
the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred fo hien'that
he might make a remedy for his child. He etudled hard
and succeeded in realizim his v.ishes. Me Child was eared,'
and is now alive and well. Ile has since administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands .4 mutterers in all parts Qt
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 afflicted .fellow-beinge 88
request it, this z• ipo, with toll and explicit direction for
making it up, an, successfully using it. He requires each
applicant to inclose him one shilling—three cents to be re
turned as postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be
applied to the payment of this advertisement.
Address, Dlt. H. JAMES,
No. 19 (I rroal :. t r ~, • , t , Jersey City, N. J.
CAUTION—I have no sou-iii-law authorized to vend my
recipe, am has L.?Pll advertloal 't fa'23-Im—lm
-
B OWNIAN'S
v r.i; r h.: COMPOUND
IM=I
ek,ughn i'h ,
Quludy,
tto,i,
Croup,
hoarseness,
Bleeding of the Lungs
Cousamption.
For solo by
And
felthlaw
DViS.PEPSIA. 4.310 FITS.
DR. TRACY DELORME, the great curer
of CONSUMPTION, ;caef..r several yaare BO badly
alllicted by Dyspepsia that fur a part ri the time he wu
cunfined to his bed. Ho WM orentnalty cured by a pre ,
scription furnished by a yonnz clairvoyant girL. Thla pre.
ecription, given by a mere child while In a state of tranc e,
b cored everybody` who ha, taken it, never having failed
once. It Is equally as sure In cases of FIT 9 a 3 of Dienstia.t.
The ingredients may be found in any drag store I will
,and this valuable pre.cription to an} person on the receipt
.1 one stamp t pay postage. Address
DR. TRAOY
GTIZAT C 111363 or CoNsusrionow,
New York Post Office..
fe.2:lEu—in
YET
f :1 r.-17. 7•-• % .-‘ k ' ' 7.•'slP
. .
••• • "V, •
M A RBLE M ARBLE!
6/71 1 COR GO
HAS A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES)
Enclosures Posts; Itc., Ste.
The public are reopeciftly tuvititi to totomine our stock
Prior low. and work mans tod.
try • - M 0.116 iaLiaial
Lrt,utlitis,
Asthma,
tuflauanottou of dui Lungs,
I calaura..,
GE;.). U. KUM,
Pittabilto,
J V LENI WO. Ml43o.eny