. •
•• ' ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTENSION OF STAY.
DRS. C. M. FITCH ¢ J. W. SYKES,
Will continue their office at
No. IEI Penn strew,
OPPOSITE ST. GLAIR ROTEL, PITTSBURGH, p
TILL APRIL FIRST,
Where they may be corteulted daily, (Sun
days excepted,) for OONSUA , ASTHMA,
UHT'S and ALL OTUU ' IC AFFECJIIN6 con
nected with, or predlar•oli,g to PULMONARY DISEASE.
DRS. feel that they cannot too earn
natty or irequeutly of the EXCEED
t•:. • ER OF DYLAY IN PULMONARY DISEASE
—its in} imitorns eriee sLeal da trithag as to beget a delusive
feeling chile the di. , eane in making rapid pro.
Lire-a. air! Me p. teen: neglects himself till a care in ueui to
Office hours-1.0 A. ii. to 4. P. M.
- Su cluirge for consult:lt:6a.
list elqueltiumi m ill be bunt to Vine« wishing in contilt
by letter. Addres,
DR.* ‘C. M. F 117011.& J. W. SYKES,
!ul2 IPI Penn street. Pittsburgh. Pit.
A RECIVe! THAT RARELY EVER PAIN TO
CURE A COLD.—Now, while winter, with its burtlieu of
Colds and Coughs, Le with 1.16, H.: think n remedy tlmt gill
relieve Hutch vbitation , Hhonld be highly prized, and vho
know the worth lit till, remedy, will 4113 EIS we do—pre, it
doubly. Take a double dose of Dr. Sanford's Inn' oy , r,
and it will give greater relief than any other medicine ..Vet
ever tried, tot : we have rarely to repeat the deco to le
tirely free from Cougii, and no soon as the lungs hen owe
to throw off the collected matter, the cure is Couple;' Ac
a family medicine, for the core of Bowel Disease,,,
Derangement of the Stomach and Liver, we rill
it knowingly. 12:1 ,4,1-•
JUr'• GREAT CURE: AF.e...it THE F1LY5.10..1..N , ' II .1)
FAILED.
C.1.d0, January ,
It. C. M. Jackson— r ear ,r , r—" Ws would inform
the we are oot of 11.0JFL .ND'S GERMAN 13117TErti,
which meet with ready Oliva our neighbors has 1:4,1 1
(I(A:toting for emus tiwe, ( e think about two years,)
u/i the dcc! , ,re in the catoitcY. but . 11 of n" avail. He
much lilt a dei; tee eoing abaa, us anything Ise nm
compare him dis,aise appeared to be an OCerfi...lo: . 7lf)
o f th e pail. hard pet -aaision, wu prevailist ou Lim k,
try your liitt. - s, with al , !,routise to him if it did no good,
µo would charge him ilOt 11 i it, provided ho took tax
kat' ac.ording to th^ direct - ions, which he has don,, nod
he is now entirely cure i, and has become a well mar.. This
case h::± crew -al 11 great s.le in this n ighttorhood.'"
ilt,:ipectfLll3,
adve,rti2,llll:ot.
Gu El.
Pittsburgh
OFFICS OF THE PiTl:l3UlDell & Ii , ITON MIND% Co.,
Pittsburo.l, March In, MIL j
NOTICE TO ST , t_lif.llOLDE6zi —The Stockhold
ers of this Company are hurel , y hutined that tho
nuinter of shares into whi,:lt time Orinital :•40::a iv diri.L ,I,
had this day been t - .•croaa,l Sa Th usqn I c , , T oto
Theusand share., pu eunuce of nialtoritj, gritated y the
Legislature of Mi.:hip:an.
New cot tificates cock in ex,.har4,- far the old, un o s „ill
he issued at the office unto ercretsry, in the city of
Huts
burgh. on and u,ter rhe la. d of April.
No certificate will be Issufd for the traction of a shale, bet
parties entitled to fractional kluiros will be credited tads,
with on Lilo book, of the C dry, Divi a Ct•E:illilDte issued
whenever assignments of such fractional ere Atli are present
ed to the re , .‘re;ary ad Will amount to are ar COO e shares.
of old cort:tl ut.-o will mow, preeeat foam for 0,.-
change on early aln the hit of Apiil an may be convordcbt.
'tilUS. M. r`OWE, Secretary
P , ti.tburai 1.30. too Mining; Co.
- DAILY UNP) Pit 51KET1Ntr: , , 11
Lynn I .L; I Cturclf, comer
Sixth and se this moral. g.
oxmcises will th• I,y Rev. Dr. 110 W A RD, of tho
rr cowl Prost , . Cliutch. o liiLLESIIIC, of Sr. J.% s
Episcrpal Char,•ll
Ileum f oqi 111io I:3 1 A t ,. circla All aril invite. Lrta-22
,)y.picß U?
PITTSbURGII, cIIICAIFI R. R. Co ,
31.1r,1i let, 18f9.
NOTICE firet Ann a
ineetihg Idura of the P,ttsba• ph. Per
IVQ.y,:e and ; hitago Itail,a;ad !mrtpany will he hell at the
Itoume oz the Lour I of hraole in tho city of l'itt • 10r,4-1, un
TUtSDAY, eh, 3iitu day ut q.t, eh, al 11'CLCk, r ,At
whichlf.eport f flu DifeaM, and _4l/Vcri, 'he
operatfun of thul2..frup,--.y, fur tit II fit ecouteen
of the con.eldltiou Na! pr •aeut-d run read.
The eleeti ,u f r a new Bo , ir 1 of threctord u ill be lb 1,1 nt
the stime o place. eo WrIDNV,SDAY, I et , bet weet,
the hotirm ~19 f.; P. id.
ISt.kliil , lldol'3, repreonntative", tsrColll:llt r itld heidi
ill receive npecial race to and fr, m tn.
burgn, Or the oect4l,ll, 'Ol fipp icAt,ort to tile ilttf .rent
Atiente. ot proxi,n may li. , *ootationl ,it
the Umeral ,n Pittsburgh, or et the ofil :0 in New
Yor,i, No 37 William street.
Jtacaiiilder of Attu' of th , tlircoCatupanit,4 now rner‘ted
by the conuoillittion, who only not hn.c con rental th nr
etock, will act be en ti:10,1 to hry voi c e at the,Move eleetioh
trunnter Look, wi.t be h ,Nl-1 I from tie 2111, to
let prox. I !lid T: XIESSLEIt, secretary.
PITTSUT.Miii STEEL IVOitiit
ISAAC) ioNp,.
M/M1
JONES, BOYD & CO.
K..; A S 7.7 L a
S=II:iEMI
SPRING, PLOW
SPRINGS AND AXLES
Corne,,r. Ross and loirzt Strcote,
PITTSBURGH, PA
i8A2.0 JONI;
D. B. Eµ& S IL C .
IiANCTFA.CTURERS OF
iiOOIF,AB' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTlvivrolt TEETH.,
CORIME. R 0111; riHL FIRST S'rREETB,
JA.MES
Forwarding and Cop. m:ssion iierchant,
Flour, Grain, 13.3.,:en, Lard. ''exutr, Seeds. Dried Fruit
and Produo , .tnuorally,
Corner of and First street".
P tt9II. PA.
RE171:11. -Francis G. , Will km Dilwr,r,,
S. Cuthbert A: Sou, Pitt ,b 13nycl a Ott, lb:U.4;01
;:wotrinze.n, S. lirruly, Cl,l >l. Bank.
,4 4 Co goorit• W A ;1.'.1 . 7 ,, 111, T.J.J11 . .) Prittr))) h
Whn.,-;l 4 x - rr. nlv4..9mer
H DIVA
FA.III. , TESTOCJK, No. 71 WO. , 1
straq., 1 , 0 tabnr4h, nAI Inval a larg
STOOK OF HARDWARE,
ht 3 tviU cell v: , ry Iry fdr Y. Iu addition to hir
Locks, Hinges, IinIVOJ 401 For R.+, and Spoons, and a large
a-:tortniont of 'to I; , Flan `iiel I.vg. , 411
ply of Stlanage Cuttk , vi and r t uti,rg ;
Tonginis and Pokors ;
and Ersainoi,d
Pretorrinit
A RcuITECT URAL.—
BARR masER, Arc hit ect s,
No. 112 Smithfield Air. ct ,
th niece• Post (dice.
HEecute Plans and Spi - witicatioui f all kinds of butidisg,,
and superintend the erection of the name.
Mr. Bean also etaltlLlLlcti to atJerld to the tueasnrii , g
builders' work, and Mr. to the preiarstion of patent
paper 4 and drawings-
J. IV..TUtilimt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUIS, MO.
DEUCE volt PitEsEriTo
NO. 126 THIRD ST., NEAR CITY HOTEL
El=l
L. Orr, Speaker U. 6 lieu, of Representkatlyes.
lion. L. M. liPnu..tt.,
lien. Banil. Treat, Judea U. B. liktria Curt, 1 ,
Junes ii. Lucas .1 Co.,
1.,v. Li. It. uvaly, D. L.
feb22 1 re
L. C. ElZPgUttfi,
AY 7 ORNEV A r LAW AND CONVEYANCER
T. oitourr. Importers of 13randiei;,
um, win, ke. Dealer!, in flue Old Monongahela
11,a, Whi3ky, Peach and Applo Brandy; Won, ILECELFIKE;7I
A 01 . 7 - 411,1 •MtB, corner of SMITIIFELD and FItONT
forei , a. Pittahe,y,i,,
WILLRM CL.I"fTON & CO.,
WIIOL ES E AND RETAIL
1 - 4 144,1T0R RC 1-1 INTS,
37 DI A 'tiN Z) ALLEY,
4olr Wood re..t
rirTsßußoll, PA .
A hi, Chorry, and
I:o t ..phbo, OW :4011...)ugthelm aril Whinky, of the
H. WILLIAMS,
tIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOF,
‘.../ FOIL till EILECTIoN OF GAS WORKS, for from fly<
Larocca an i upwarde, nod tor Hooting lluildinp. publi,
privato, by St,Pam; lot Water or Furnac, 4.
v4:l via PITTnIIRGtc, p 4.
'Mart K3LINOS
~ 1 * "C :
4111. G 7 (
ALFINE NUNNS & ()LARK PIANO, six
ncLtve of Ro , trwood ef,a , , but a row yearn in nfie, sl7o.
0ct,,,0 ca c, round cornar... ......
( a ald 0 _Gave 'llah•igany cc, . 125
( •tie Ytt 0,L,,,, ca,.,
IJ
4 , ctavo, Pim, ;35
1.1 l‘unirvie au icairuni,nt, will ILA it
to th-i: intto,t t, 0,5 01 H. ii:LEBER
(a 0;
N 1,52 .1,1, No. 53 1. i flu inreet.
.
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. W ERTZ'S
Firs( Premium Et Mut Factory,
CORNER THIRD AND MA Lii.ET PIT26I3URGII.
riIIIOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
s_
Rouen with VENITIP..N iti.INDS, of tho most. exqui
sit- Awl .4aboritte finish. find it to tio,ir int , rvsts to givo
our 3 estl before purchasing work is cot
by thsi boat unichnntas n o t al Evory tittf•uti..tt is
Oven CO alp wauts of cuit,m,r, Priem A.l wor k
trqr-sated. NO. 7'2 THIRD r. , ira,t, PittAhurch. 1111 . 0 . .!• rf,
OLIVE OIL.—
10 P,,:d,,,ux Oil, quazts ;
10 " " " pinta;
al) boxi-, 6, quarts, Jwtt ric'd awl
for rode, by I%YSIEtt & ANDEKRON,
r, rIS No. $9 Wnui
lIWELLING 110 UST FOR RENT, con
* taini ag i rooms, with hirgolo: of grounl:ph , asitutly
Of: Cate , ,a t, ;iouth Vittqburgh, $l5O year.
/t EON, 61 Market stroot.
,5.".. - .;:."i;.4:. , = ,
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ELWAiLDS G: BROW
IMEIME
:ucCULLOI , %6 ,
!Mr!
PITTSIsI7IIOII.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Vol. Forney's Lecture Last .tilght
Quite a large audience was in attendance at Lafay
ette Hall last ovening.to hear the lecture of Col. John
W. Forney, on "American Statesmen," which had
been announced by the Young Men's Library Asso
ciation; old the speaker was listened to with marked
attention throughout the whole course of his re
marks.
Ile inttoduced his lecture by saying that it was
hardly possible to do justice to his subject in the nar
row limits of a lecture; that whole volumes might
bo written on theme he had chosen. Ile contrasted
the American statesman with the English statesman,
who is educated for the position from his earliest
infancy and grows grey in the service, and when ho
drops the reins, they fall into the hands of his son or
relative, who has been educated to the succession in
a similar manlier to his predecessor. The American
statesman was like no other in the world—ho had
fewer advantages of education and more to contend
with in winning fame for himself—his field was
wider, and hts oontests more bitter. lie alluded to
the almost universal poverty of American statesmen.
Franklin had borne " the proud man's contumely"
and the scorn of r. i ucracy ; Clay had commenced
life wtthuoi ponny in hit, pocket; Webster had
wruggled 1 , 2;1,,:i as a Massaclusettq Iow•
yor, and ,Ittcichon would i,are poor with Li g old mine
at his command. But it did nut follow that because
they wore poor they were necessarily corrupt and
mercenary. lie behoved the contrary was the fact.
The character of thc American statesmen is *higher
than is generally conceded to him. A public man
who is not true to his constituents and their princi
ples, soon ceases to have much influence.
Its next spoke of the groat backers claim Revo
lutionary movement—Franklin, Washington and
Jefferson. Franklin had in his composition material
for twenty statesmen. Washington seemed to have
been specially designed for his mission. It had seen
supposed by many that too much idolatry had been
lavished on the memory of Washington—but "we
shall never look upon his like again." The 11.1013L1-
went of Jefferson was in our system of government—
which stands - pre-eminent among all others.
He then passe/ tu'another era of statesmanship,
the repre ieutatives -of which were Jackson, Clay,
Webster and Calhoun, and presented some of the
chief characteristics of each. Jackson had SOIL
menced life, as it were, a peer soldier, and by his
—ever flagging energy and unbending will had placed
himself in the position he occupied. Alter 1815 he
was the iron man of his time. With all his ener g y
of character, he was still full of the sympathies of
human nature; he was ever touched by the tale of
sorrow, nod could at any time be enlisted in the cause
of mi - tfortune. He closed his remarks en Jackson
with a touching recital of his last words. Clay was
distinguished above all other men in his sphere. He
NVPS a highly finished gentleman,•a powerfdl orator,
and had the rare faculty of-swaying multitudes by
his opinions. If Henry Clay had not been a great
statesman, ho would have been a great miller.
Had he been born twenty years sooner, he
would have hems in the thickest of the Revolutionary
war.. He was unquestionably one of the great Leas
ter spirits of his time, and it was singular to reflect
' , ant the youngest man in the audience might have
known hint. In alluding to Webster, the speaker
said that in approaching his character it seutned
inure like viewing a splendid picture or a eullossal
statue than a man. He seemed the type of another
age. His speeches were pert.tet in all their parts, yet
they seemed a compouns of nature and of art. As
an English statesman he could nut have failed—as
an American h 1 was triumphant. He was possessed
of a rich fund of humor, yet that humor was ii
light or flippant, and if he attempted to be playful
with his ;adversary, it was the playfulness of the lion.
His career bad been a magnificent one for his•coun
try, but an unsuccessful uric for himself. As a part!,
leader he had failed—perhaps because ho detested
the trickery ofitartizamthip. The speaker here recd
some extracts front a letter written to Webster during
his absence at one of the Presidential coventions, by
his daughter in Boston, which was full of heautifut
and touching passages.
Calhoun was different both in in ad and manner
from all his cotemporaries. Ho was not only a great
light in the Senate Ch.-mber, but equally brilliant
an officermit the cabinet. He was the etrabodim !nt ut
his own particular section, but also sincerely devoted
to the interests of the whole country. He seemed to
be more of a philosopher than a politician, yet his
tot - I:mace over his immediate followers was greater
than that of Jackson or Clay. lie hat , evor kept
bis eye steadily fixed on S.iuth ( 3arolida, his own
Mate, and had been an advocate for secession. If
he were living to day ho would be found on the ex
triune of the issue now before the people, but wool
not for a moment encourage sectional alienation.
[Here the speaker was interrupted by loud and keg
continued applause.]
Here the speaker remarked that he regretted that
his limited time would not permit him to pay
proper tribute to ono of our greatest living state,
men—Thomas IL Banton. He had the great virtu,
of acknowledging his errors. And now that his duty
to his country in the halls of legislation was unclad,
the Ono great desire of his life was to be spared
long enough to finish the great work on which he I:-
engaged, which, when. concluded will be an invalua
ble addition to the archives of America.
Tne speaker then, with some hesitancy, as he said,
reverted to the living statesmen, remarking that every
crisis has its hero, and that when the cause is appa
rent, a Franklin, a Jefferson, and he said it without
irreverence, a Clay or a Jackson, will be found among
the ma••ses, suitable for any emergen ty. The man
who visits the Senate chamber cannot fail tt observe
the youthful character of the men there, contrasted
with times gone by. There were but a few of tho
older school there; Crittenden, Bell and Fessendm
were the few now in the Senate over fifty years el
age: He mentioned many of the leading men in the
Senate at present. [At the mention of the name
of Douglas and Sumner the audience applauded en
t lusiasticalfy.]
He then alluded to the fallmg off of the statesmen
of Pennsylvania x and adverted to the period when
Buchanan, the Forwards, Ingersoll, M'Kennan, and
others, were rota ned in the service o the State, in
contrast with the course at present pursued.
He then stated that the South pursued a different
policy. When a man was found to be cosetont Emu
attached to his constituents he kept his teat in Cor,
greys until he chose to give it up. This was own
great reason why the South, though in a minority,
always had an ad rantage over the North.
In conclusion, ho draw a picture of a true states
twin, having only the good of his country at heart,
himself' incorruptible, and closed with a beautiful
and appropriate extract from one of the poets of oar
country.
The lecture occupied about an hour in its delivery,
and tew who listened would have been wearied with
another hour's discourse. It abounded in passages ot
thrilling cli,queuce, which we cannot do justice to it.
his Sill rt tlietch. We only regret that we are un
able to iay the whole address before our realer&
A Constable Sue,tl.—An information was made on
Saturday before Ald. Lewis, by a young man from
Lawrenceville, against a constable of the Third Ward,
named Giblin, for assault and battery. The prose
cutor states that he was arrested without a warrant .
and taken to the county jail, where the jailor very
properly refused to take him without a commitment,
whereupon the prisoner was discharged, without an
examination, trial, or oven the preferment of a charge
against him. According to the statement of the con
stable, the prosecutor was found at the door of a house
in the Sixth Ward, and at the request of the proprie
for of the establishment he arrested him. Giblin was
held to bail. We think a lit.le justice should be ad
ministered to some of the constables in the city.
Merely because they happen to be invested with a lit
tie " brief authority," they frequently make arrests
without a shadow of cause, and if they do not know
their duly it should be taught them.
The following proceedings were had in the Su
preme Court in Philadelphia on Saturday lost:
The County of Crawford vs. the Pittsburgh and
Erie Railroad Company. In equity. On motion of
U. Church, attorney for the defendants, the Court set
aside the decree end strike off the motion order, &c.,
and vacate the decree of pro confessor of the second
day of March, 1858.
It is ordered by the Court that the defendants an
swer within thirty uays from this date. It is further
ordered that a 8 übpcena issue in the above case re
turnable the fourth Monday of April next at Harris
burg, directed to the sheriff of the County of Craw
ford, to serve the same. Tho preliminary injunction
to continue. It is further ordered that the above
case be certified to the middle district at the reque,t.
of counsel.
Charge of Highway Robbery.—On Saturday a man
named Purcell was committed to jail, on oath of one
Andrew Maxwell, who states that while rmuraing
from the firo on Thursday morning last, he was robbed
of a gold watch and chain. Purcell came up to him
shortly !Afterwards; Maxwell suspected him, and as
certaining that Purcell had sold the watch to a man
is Allegheny oity, had him arrested. Several sus
picious circumstances have appeared against the
prisoner. Query: Is this the same Purcell who tried
to appropriate fifty dollars entrusted to him by a
firm in Rochester last week 7.
Accident.—A young lad named Davis, only
thirteen years of age, lost his life yesterday morning
in a very distressing manner. ,He was employed at
the mill of Messrs. M'Knight ot Bro., Birmingham,
and wa, engaged in attending a pair of huge rollers
used fur pressing out iron, when by some means his
clothing uecaum entangled, and he was drawn be
tween the rollers and crashed to death. Life was
entirely extinct when he was extricated.
Discharged.—John Cain, whom we noticed yes
terday as having been arrested on a charge of steal
ing some clothing at the Red Lion Hotel, on Satur
day, had a hearing before the Mayor at three o'clock
yesterday, which resulted in his discharge. The
evidence not being Sufficient to hold him over. Ho
was not identified with the larceny in anyway.
On last Saturday week, as Mr. George Craft was
returning from Brownsville to his home, three miles
east of that place, in a two horse wagon, his horses
became frightened and ran off; throwing him out of
the wagon. He became entangled in the reins and
was dragged sou.° distance. Ho was found lying in
the road, dead, with his skull fractured in several
places. He left a wife and family.
Acquitted.—Mr. D. G. Miller, first engineer of the
ill-fated Fanny Fern, after a rigid examination and
trial before J. S. Sproul, U. S. Commissioner, was
honorably acquitted of all the charges against him.
It. Biddle Roberts for the United States, and P. C.
Shannon for defense. Mr. Miller's friends will ha
glad to hoar of this malt.
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Agricultural iniplement4.--Wa direct the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of Messrs. Beck
ham & Kiefer, Federal street, Allegheny, in another
column. At this season of the year, it is of great
importance to farmers to kni , w where they can pro
cure the best and cheapest farming implements.
These gentlemen aro the only authorized agents in
Allegheny county for the sale of Aultman & Miller's
New Improved Premium Ohio Mower and Reaper,
Hussey's Reaps-, Pi , t's Separator, Baker's Grain
Cradles, and other valuable articles for farm use.
They have also on baud a well selected stock of tools
of every description, in addition to a general stock
of hardware. Messrs. B. & K. have been engaged
in this business for twiny years, and have become
favorably known to the community for their Strict
integrity and correct methud of doing business. We
earnestly advise all in want of such articles to give
them a call.
Bearer Buckets and Tubs.—We give below the
prices of these articles, manufactured at Fall:ton,
Beaver county. These are the prices delivered at
the manufactory :
Buckets, commo'n ...$1,60 per doe.
3 h00p5..........1,75 "
E. large Tube. 3 hoops.. 7,75 " 24 in. diem.
" 2 " 6,75 " 24
No. 1 Tube 6,00 " 23)2 "
No. 2 Tubs 5,50 " 134
No. 3 Tubs 4,75 "
No. 4 Tub. 4,00 " 14 "
No. 1 Feelers " 18) "
No. 2 Feelers 2,75 "
Half Bushels 4,75
. Court of Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Terminer.
—The March term of the Criminal Court com
menced yesterday morning at ten o'clock. The
Grand Jury were sworn in, and after listening to a
very able explanation of their duties by Judge
M'Clure, retired to their room. Some cases of trifling
importance wero then disposed of, after which the
Court adjourned. This will probably be one of the
shortest terms of ibis Court we bave-haUor some
time. The eases are but few in number, Rai most of
them are of a very trifling character. We do not
anticipate the crowds of spectators that were present
during tic last session of this Court.
A Slight Mistake.—Some of our cotomporaries
have announced that the President of the Pittsburgh ,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company had tic
copted the ordinance passed by the City Councils a
ft w weeks since. We learn that this statement is
incorrect—that the ordinance has not been accepted.
It is still subject to the action of the Board of Di
rectors. The ordinance has not as yet been recorded,
though we presume it will be to-cily. The company
have always expre , sed their willingness to make
fair contract with the city, and they will undoubtedly
do so in a short time.
Liberal.-0a Saturday, Messrs. Zug Jr. Painter,
iron merchants, on Water street, presented the Fair
mount Fire Company with ore hundred dollars, and
also promised to procure them some hose. This do
nation was on account of their exertions in saving
their rolling mill in the Fifth Ward,,on Thursday
morning last. It would probably have been eon
gamed had it not boon for the exertions of the mem
hors of this company.
Complimentary Benefit to Mir?' Kintberly.—Thi
tor sisters, Lucille and Helen, have tendered a com•
plimeniory benefit to Miss Kimberly this evening,
which she has accepted. The bill offored is a good
ono, consisting of the local drama of " Pittsburgh
Boys and Girls " and uMy Wife's Mirror." We be
speak for her an overflowing house.
A Patent has been granted 'to Mr. Hosea South
wick, of Athens township, Crawford county, for e
now mode of grinding grain. One atone only
used, running perpendicularly in a stone concave,
doing. as mach and is good work as the old method,
with half the power.
Cheaper than Ever.—Michael Leahev, of No. 446
Penn street, is doterreinPd not to be equalled in the
prices at which he sells bread. Ile - offers thrLe
pounds of the best bread for seven cents, or twelve
pounds for a "quarter." Who can beat that?
Fire —On Saturday night, about ton o'clock, u
stable, owned by Witham Teets, in the rear of Fud
oral street, north of the Diamond, took fire, and the
frame portion was destroyed. The loss was about
three hundred dollars. It is said to be the work of
an incendiary.
Ca!ringe Repository.—Mr. White, of Lawrence
ville, advertises a lot of n.w and second band bug
gies, boat wagons, Jersey wagons, phavons, sulkiet,
,be. His establishment is convenient to the city,
being on the route of the Excelsior omnibus lino.
Cruel.—Patrick Malloy was arrested and CDI.II.
witted to jail yesterday, for attempting to cut tee
throat of a child, on Prospect street. The charge
was rtreferred by the parents of the child, whose now
is Gibson. Malloy gave as a reason fur doing so that
the child had thrown a atone at him.
Mallor'B Office.—YeBterday morning Mayor Weaver
had seven common cases at his morning levee. Four
of these had money enough to pay their fines, two
were committed, and one discharged.
A man named Peter M'Ginn wile committed to
jail yesterday, for_ further hearing to m. rrow, on a
charge of stealing $4,82 from Michael Leppert, of
Birmingham.
New Port Office.—A new post office has been estab
lished at Glenehaw, in this county, of which WiMaw
C. Shaw has been appointed postmaster.
Row on a Steaniboat.—Two men, named Jobe
Ford and Frank Culp, were arrest() I yesterday and
held to flail for an attack upon a men named David
Furter, on board the steamer J. IV. Hallman.
An extensive list of valuable stocks will be sold
this evening. at 7/ o'clock, at the Commercial Sales
Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street, by Mr. Davis, Auc
tioneer.
First Arrival of Spring Goode at Carnaghan's, Al
leyheny City.—A very full and elegant stock of cloths,
new style cassimeres and vestings, furnishing goods,
&c., for men and boys' wear, aro now opened, to which
the attention of cash buyers is invited. Terms being
strictly cash, buyers may rely oa the prices bolug
ivorable. -5
kire- iF YOU ARE STOIC, the probability is that the
root of your suffering is in, the stomach. From a xerk
Aomach prece.ils Dyspepsia, Ague, Languor, Nausea, and
legion of other tormenting diseases. indigestion produces
thin bitod, and therefore destroys the btringth and vigoref
the entire system. To restore the tone of the stomach, at d
enable it to throw off and dismiss forever all these trouble
some and dangerous complaiute, nothing is uoce , zitry but a
persevering use of Dr. J. HosscvTait'e CELEI3RATED STOMACH
[limas. A trial of their power cannot fail to prove that
chore is no failure in their sanative effects. We cheerfull3
ruconnuend them to the public, knowing, as we do, their
many excellent qualities.
For sale by druggidto and dealers gown ally, everylxtie!e,
and by L.%)STETTER &mu,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
rarl3-1c) 58 Water and +5B Frout streeti.
JOSEPH MEYER,
MAN UFACTURER OF
Fancy & Plain Furniture it, Chairs,
Warerooms, 424 Penn street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDUE,
In addition to the Furnquin busiue , n, I also devoh,
attuutiuti to UNDERTAKINU. Hear Hes and Carriagen
fu-uiblltd
A OUTION SALES.
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFT II ST.,
At the new Commercial Sella E.4onis, No. 14, Fifth
street, every week day, are held public sales of goods in all
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a large
stock which is constantly replenish.] with fresh consign
ments, that must be closed forthwith.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. .11.,
Dry Goode and fancy articles, comprising nearly everything
needed in the line for personal and family use; table cut
lery; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; laies ware,
Ac. ' AT 2 O'CLOCK, Y. M.,
Household and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
beds and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China ware ;
stoves; cooking utensils; groceries, Ac.
AT 7 O'CLotili, I'. M.,
Fancy articles; watches; 0k::,..; jewelry ; mu s ic a l
meats; gnus; clothing; (try (7,, hoots and shoes. book
stationery, Ac. oc'3l Y. M. DA V IS, AUCC.B
VALUABLE SToCKS AT AUCTION.--
On TUESDAY ItNi..NINO, March 22d, 1818, a 7%
o'clock, at the OULLllllerCle.i Stiles Rooms, No. 64 Filth street,
will Lai sold:—
2.5 shares Citizens' Batik of Pittsburgh,
41 do Exchauge Bunk of Pittsburgh
16 do Mechanics' Bank 01 Pittsburgh.
40 du Allegheny Bank of Allegheny.
20 do Pitts. Life, Fire and Marine Inaurunce Co
u do Northern Libertiel llridge Co.
P. VIS, Anwioneer
WATCHES, CLOCKS, GOLD JEWEL
RY, ETC, AT AUCTIGN.--On TUESDAY EVEN
ING. 23d inst., at 7 o'clock, and on WEDNESDAY, 2-Itll,-at
10 o'clock; A. al., 2 and 7 P. M., at No. 27% Fifth street, will
he Bold, the entire stock of a lira class Jewelry Store—em
bracing a general assortment of Fine Gold and Sever Watch
Es, (told Chains, Seals, tiers, Pens, Pounds, Lockets, Brace.
lets, Spectacles, Rich Cameo, Gold Stone, and Florentine
Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware and Fancy Goods. exten.
sive sto of &lid Nino Jewelry, and a lzuge ar,sortmeut of
superior Clocks, with cases of the latest patterns.
mr22 P. M. DAYI.3. Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
L 7 AT AUCTION.—On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March
2.lth, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Mary Massey,
No. 122 Centre avenue, will be sold, (as she is removing,)
the entire stock of Household and Kitchen Fnrniture,ol the
latest ety;es and best quality, comprising leinp,r Inclosed
Roeowood What-Not; Marble Top Pier and What-Not Tables;
Carved Gothic . Chair, Carved Wa nut Book Case; ?Jamie
Mirrors; Reception Chairs; Extra Three Ply and Ingrain
Carpets; Oil Cloth; Rugs and Mats; Gilt Cornices, shades and
Blinder, 4 ilver Bar Fender and Asb Pan; Fire Irods and
Stands; Hat Rack;liall Lamp; Stair Rods; Walnut Extension
Table; Mahogany Sofa; Cane and Rush heat Chairs and
Rockers; China, (ilia and Queer:leap Water Cooler, Fine
Waiters; Engravings Cushioned Arm chairs; Fine Walnut
Bedstead, with Mattresses, etc.; Marble Top Mahogany
Dressing Bureau; Walnut Crib and Hair Mattress; Inclosed
and Plain Washstands; Toilet and Chamber Sets; Wardrobe;
Bureanr, Spring Seat Lounge; iledsteevis; Mattresseix Papier
Macho Clocks; Breakfastend Kitchen Tables; Lamm Dining
and Kitchen Furniture; Cooking Utensils; Patent Churn;
Child's Buggy; Step Ladders, Stable and Garden Tools, etc,
Terms Ai 074.9) P. hl. DAVA /mat.
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?nuid-tr,4:
. H. WILLIAM
7i4e, n - a(dx4l.l.
R"l'Nf/T, lgt, INA 1 II DICK NY,
Treasitrer.
N. i7,01,f41i1k.4, jz.
;'P^I P NOMA N
Committee of Arbitration fur March.
P. It. BAU NOT, Vice President,
1.1 .1. 011.1.ESPIE 3 JOSEPII It. HUNTER,
P.I. SURIVEit, AUSTIN LOOSIIS.
I"I'SSUIiGEI
Carefully lieporit.d iy Am OFTEN, Superintendent of
toe m.-rehants' Exchange.
Plrrlintrßan, March 22, 1858.
teLOUlt...The mark-t ja out very active to-day; there 18
nu change in pric.s. The sales that have transpired
amount to 334 Ltd, v.z :—From first Ilan a: 14 bble eupsr
duo, from whar;, at $3,15. From ature: 150 bids, extra at
sixty days; 24 bl Is. extra family at $4,50@4,75, the
latter for white wheat; 100 Ws. f.upertine, extra and extra
family at $3,00, $4, s• .1 $4,00; 30 1613 aupettlue at $3,12;
10 bble. auperline at $3,20.
GRAIN...SaIes 600 brmh. Corn from wharf at 40c ? bush.
145 bush. du from wharf at 43c.; 50 bush. do. from store
at 50c.
HOMINY...SaIe 10 bbls at $5 78 bul.
ISNANS...SaIeo 20 bush. small white at $1,25 11 bush.
POTATOES...SaIea 100 bush. red, from wharf, at 37 j6c.
bush.
DRIED FRU i.T...Salr-s 90 bush. Apples at $1,37V, bush.
LlM.E...Sales 30 bbls. Lonisvilh• nt $1 37%14 bbl.
EUGS...Bales 20 bbls. at lle. 7;,-S dos.; 6 bbla at 10c.
CllEE3E...Ralcs f 0 bcxes W. R. at 9e.
GREEN APPLES...SaIes 20 bbls from first hands at AU,
bbl.; 28 b Is. do. at $1,50@2,00, us in quality.
CLUVERSEED...§aIca 80 bush iu retail lots, at $5,25 1.1
bush.
bUGlll...Sales 108 hlikls. N.l). at 7@Bc. cash for fair to
•
prime
MOLASSES—SaIes 2.c.0 bids. N. 0. at 35c. cash ; 10
du. at 3tic.; 40 bbls. Baltimore Syrup at 45e., sixty days.
FISH...Sales 2.5 bblis dry salt Herring at $6,25 bbl
cash, and 100 bins. No. 3 large Mackerel at $11,50 cash.
COFFEE...SaIes 50 bars Rio at 12c. fuu- mouths.
GLASS...SaIes 200 buses country 8.00 at $3,25, four
months. •
HAY...S4Ind 5 loath :rm. I.tio M•2111,t ni $1(4014 "fk tou;
11408 of htraw ut $7.
JBACON...SaIes lUUU Ib,. Sbouldera f-ad Flaion at 71.-:," and
9 fur city cond.
ALIIA Lt.... Sided 200 cas.as COL ceutrat d I,yu at 14c. p,
10 1,1 , 15. CauHti , Soda at WA: It lb.
GO ti/tea Maual.cturing C-.,. at
sad:, of 140 Ms.
FIRE BUICK—Sid,. .",ftuu 11,,livar at s.:a.
WHISKY—SaIes 58 11',Is. raw at 18c. "ts galluu ; t,u to la.
reeti tied at 20@2.2c.
ew York Market.
NLIV YORK, March 22.—Cotton heavy; 2MO bales sold.
Flour fi-m; 8600 Ws sold. Wheat firm; 8600 bu.h sold;
southern red $1,222; Western $1,05g1,11; Milwaukee club
$l@LO3 Corn nuisettled; 11,000 bush white at 66c yellow
tii@tiBc. Lard steady at 9:,l‘g Soar firm and active. Col
lee steady at 9:V 2 @1•2 Mokeises firm. Bacon firm at On for
llama, and 8 1 / 2 '6l;B:y i c for .boulders. Tallow easy at 9,4@
10,4 F . ; ei,hta on Grain to Liverpool 51/0:45%.
Cincinnati ',Jacket
CINCINNATI, March 22.—Flour dull; sales 1000 bbls, ai
it.30(i23.6.5. Whisky lirm;,sale: 000 bb s at 17 , Ac. Prot i
muss firm; sales 200.000 lbs Bulk Pork at 5;05 1 4 tor
Shoulders and $7,026:47,70 for Sides Nothing was done in
Mess Pork, Bacon or l..rd. Covent:ea 13 in good deinarol
at $4,25@4,50, iho latter fur prime.
New Iforit Stock Market
NEW Y01.E., Mandl Ertning —Stocks dull and
Chicago and hock I,land 73; 1111 ois Central 91%; La Cross,
and Milwaukee 8; NLchigan Southern 21 , ,..4; N. Y Ctntral
88 1 4: Reading 52 , ;,',.. and Chicago 913/ 4 "; Erie 115;
Cleveland and Polotta 43; Cleveland, Columbus kind Cu:im
ply' 90; Lomtiaua 6'14 90; Tonnesseo b's on; Ohio ra
Cali I,runt rei 86;
it 9 9
.: A NL \ii l
11A1:DY IVGE,EIV, Steamboat and Gen
eral Ageuts, Corner of First uud Ferry streets.
WZATREII, ETC.—The ricer is agaiu rising, with
about 12 feet in the chsnuel at dark la 4 night. The
weather id cool, end there is prospect of more rain. Busi-
Leds ut the wharf is not quite as brisk as it has been, but
edill a good deal of activity is exhibited.
By a prly3t3 despatch from Capt Golding we loam th.t
to steamor St. Lawreu'e which Loat kit our H harf on
Satu.da), was sunk at Pomeroy, }Tat:May. Sao is a total
toss The despatch says that no lives worz lest. The St.
Lawrence was owned by Capt. Cochrane, and Mr. Ni
,f this city, and was vulu- das $253100. Capt. Cochrane had
his iul erest intoned as follows; Eureka Insurance Company.
$1,0e0; Monougultelh Ineurmice Company, $4,800 Mr.
Nitukk's interest was not it surod.
luwa, Capt. l'iltiore, is tan next boat leaving for St
pow' , OF PITTSISURGIi
11 Plirt 0 1N001.9 WATf.l.' 11 , 1 TIIZ .011ANNEL
ARRIVED
Steamer Lnierno, Jacobs, Brownsville
" Col. bav ard, Peebles, Elizaleetie
Telegraph, Woodward, Brownsv il le.
Emma Graham, Ayers, Zanesville.
Judge :‘PClore, -----.. West Newton
" Chovoit, Murray, Wheeling.
Cremona, -, St. Louis.
" Lightfoot, Cincinnati. •
-`. J. W. Hallman, Hays, Cincinnati.
" Gladiat r, Cincinnati.
. Aurora, Rhodes, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
'meanie' Col. Bayard, Peebles, Eliv.abeth.
" Telf. , graphi, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Linterue, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Rochester, Noare,
" Lebanon, Williamson, Cincinnati.
" Saint Louis, Dean, St Louis.
Denmark, Grey. St. Loma.
1‘ Pembithaw, Griffith, St. Lonis.
STEAM BOA is
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati.
REGULAR PITT:::BURGII AND INCINNATI I'AC.R ET.
The elegant aide wheel, piviEerigar packet
lZati"Ht SUPERIOR—Capt. Rnrsotb J. Gneoz—will
'cave Pittsburgh 'for Cincinnati, every SATUR
DAY, at I.ol.knoclz, s. M. eturning,, will leave Cincinnati
every TUESDAY MORNING.
mr23 FLACK, BARNES a, CO., Ageute.
ZANESVILLE.
For ➢lariettc and Zanesville
ri y t:t 4 tinci: EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. Moto
n
will have for the above and all
inteituediato pars on ever) TUE:SDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passage apply ou dad
ST. LOUIS.
Vor St. Louis
lOWA Hoods, Mater.
The light draught, fast running passenger
packet lOWA, 3: 0011 X, 11Latter, will leave for
the above and all intermediate ports, on SAT
URDAY, the bLlt inst.,at 4 o'clock Y. M.
For freight or postage, having superior accoruodations,
apply ou beard, or to lIAF.OY .11c011EIW, Agents,
fel Corner First and Ferry streets.
WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPOT,
No. jr2 Fifth *itreet, near Wood.
KERMAN& MEYRAN,
WEIO' ESALE AND Ri;TAIL DEALERS IN
GOLD 4ND SILVER
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOOD'S.
WATCHMAKERS"fOOLS
N
WATCH fIitATERIAL,
AT EASTERN PRICES.
01lace of Sealer of 'Weights and
Measures.
THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,
May be found lieucefs.rth, iu Cherry alley, bets...,o Third
and Fourth streets, %hero orders may be tea.
turl3:tf QUARLES BAIVNETT.
Wu. Mama, 11111,1 C. W. Btcasr3 s, Pittsint
MILLER Si, HiCELETSON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES AND SEGARS.
Nos. 221 and 223, Corner of Liberty and
Irwin Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IRON, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, &0., act., CONSTANTLY
ON HAND
13.0118BTJAMS BRILADCPG
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., 'Wholesale
Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants and
Dealer in Produce and Pittsburgh Itannfacti, No. 251
LiNkrty •1-rent. Pittsburgh.' PB. nosl&v.
DOTASH.-10 casks on hand and for sale
.11; by ROI L 141541181M1K a CIO.
AM SEMEM S
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
2,1188 KIMBERL i tAtIEJI AND MANAGIBUS
J. G. lIANLEY...r. ...Breen Memola
=DIM
Boxes 54, . ! . I vate Box, large $8 Of)
Second Tier 2.. 1 ' ...t. , Box, 5ma11.... 6 Of;
Third Tier 11,.. I Ct,lor , Ll Box 25c.
Single. Seats in Private Box, :!...1 I Culored Gallery ...... ...15c.
ALTERATI , v, OP TIME.
Doors opeu at 7 k 'clock. Performnuc o COLIIIII6IIIICO at 7 . %
Box office, for solo of Ti, ket ,‘ pen from 10 to 3 o'clock.
Coniplinientar3 Benefit to the Lessee and Manageress,
MISS KIMBERLY,..
Tendered to her by the beautiful Star Sieters,
LUCILLE AND lIELEN,
Being positively tileir last app, arcane but oae—alao, t! at
Mr. T
Miss KIMBERLY in a popula- Comedett A.
TUESDAY EVvNING, March 2341, MS, will be nerfo: re .
ed for the last time, the New L c Drama is d acts, called
PITTSBURGH BOYS AND PITTSBURGH GIRLS
Volatile Rocket Mr. Bingold.
Timothy 04mmomile Mr. Hamilton.
Mrs. R ckett M Bs Helen.
Harriet Miss Lucille.
To conclude with a new th..medetta, called
MY NYIPL''
Mra. Rackett by Mire Kimberly....Mr Rat kett by Mr
Itingold—Pax Peaceable by Mr. Liaruilton.
Great preparations for to-morrow evening, for the farewell
benefit of the combined Stars, I, MLLE and HELEN and
Mr. T. HAMILTON.
The Beautiful Collection of Faulting%
1 - NCLUDING THE EASTERN SLAVE
A MARKET, CLEOPATRA, DEATH OF LEANIMI.,
and the faniona
OIRCVSIAN MODEL OF 8191 UTY,
Are now on Free Exhibition at tnc TONTINE HOUSE, 10.
93 Third strost. Call and see them.
Jyl7 GEU. ILICHZ\ ECR., Proprietor
JOHN W. .31'CAIR,THY
BILL POSTER!
NVILL ATTEND 'IU THE POS'I'INo
and DISTRIBUTE: I of all kinds of
BILLS FOR OONCERTu L CURLS, kIXI3I_EITIOI\43,
Ail communications- either by mail, telegraph, ,
wise—directed to the uflcu of the Morning Putsi.,
wilt nc:.ne
prompt attention
sp7
DAGUERREAN GALLERIp,6.
A 211B1tOT YPES-
A BEAUTIFUL A:i DUKALILE I it., I
WAIL ANTED, CAN HE HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIR PCLAdi ESrAtiLIMP,Ir
IN TUE COUNTRY, AT
tull W ALL'S, N. arth bUctc.
URE Ai' kitAC 11UN
AT NO. 60 31Artifie,T ST.,
Where can he seen the largout oulleorion
11111110 fiLOf0fillAPII
SPECIMENS, EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY
47- Persons whining Pictures of thenieel%es 1,1”,
are invited to call and examine kkef,,re rotting elsewhere, ad
WE WARRANT PICTURES
Superior to any that call be obtained westot the mouutail,s
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Photogrraphers and .4.mbroiyplsis,
NEW YORK . GALLERY,
No. 7 t °tutu street, ,r. 6
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
o. W. cor. of .11tirliot bcreet and thamou.l,
PItICEB TO nUIT ALL. tuyl93l-4.
a o ti 16* n J 1
NEW DAGUERREANAND AMEROTYPE
ICY AND SIDE--LiGHT
4;',A A' L
LER V
'11:111. sTaEET,NELUILI TLI •I.
i'ICTUREn taken in all the YaliUlld (31. 1(1 rt
we..ther, and warrantor W piease, at rblibulitable rat:lL
ticL hick ur tivcomemi yeroon, taken at ttoir teenienue.
%V VICES' GALLERY OF ART,
N O. 60 MARKET SlREET.—PlCTUith6tatkeu at this tiallery by a I.lbW and improved process,
giving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dress and compiel
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have exinumed
thew to be far superiur to any pictures eve. exhibited In tui.
city. Citizens and straugers are nivlted to call 11/1(. OXLIIIIIII,I
(lid large coliwtions ul specimens. His Gallery being on the
second dour, is easy of access.
13.—eictures of Children taken in two 89C0111121. n(
00 Market street.
uayll'af L. LI. ii r iALL, Al 11 ,
'S AlißitOTTP4 a
PRICES REDUCED,
I . 4 ALLEHY COENIII3 OF THIRD AND .4LAILILET
4- LutrAucv-ou Ttuid street.
Citizens and arahgers &fazing A. I II.3ItOTYPE6, ..tocuwo
in the highest degree of artistic beauty auti pertectiot, cuff
be , c.c.t.unuudated at short LiuLlCe by calling at
EiLSO.NI3 WELL KNOWN GALLERY,
'r ti i B. I) sTILEET.
Prices One Dollar and uuwar,Lap2,4l:ly2(a
PIIOTOURAPII6.—These beautiful PIC
TURES, taken in the highest siyle of the art, culurutt
oil or plain, can be had sing!, or by the quantity, at.
WALL'S Gallery, Jones' Building, Fourth street. lairiVilvi
J. H. DEidlilll4k:Rl
NAN IMACTULLEic 01,
TIN, COPPER AND SiliET IRON WARE,
D E A 1;
House Furniture, Hardware,
IVLIOLL'B,4_L.L.' AND RETAIL
- - •
NO. 180 LIII,..hTY hTtiEET, PtITSBUlt(111, Pe,
Keeps constantly on hand, a large assortment
I Tin Ware, Cop i er Ketttes, etc., kil.,goou yuaitty, ut very
low prices. Wuutry therchants bra invited to call.
qtyy- All Job Wort:, flouting, etc., will be promptly at
tended to; Ear:A./dm.
LOAN OFFICE --
11LEAllttY W. GirtittlVNl.
No. 100 .4.IIITHPLO:iii
Near the corner of Fifth,
PITTISBUILOII,
. _
iIurNEY in large and small quantities LOANED un Gum
and Silver, Diamonds, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathea, ant
all kinds of valuable article., fur any length of time agreed
on.
-14/- ()lice hours, from 7 A. *m. to 10 P. I jetidayais
FURNISHED HOTEL FOR SALE.
THE fl LROAD 1101'EL,
LA,TItOIIN STATION, on the Penn
bylvania Railroad, Colt} railed oast of l'ittsbuitt,t,
uu‘ft of brick, three btories hign, 96 feet trout, 54 toot
contains 40 line large room.; newly and complut.ly lib uidii•
ed, ready fur immediate occupation. There id a name
szable for thirty horned, co,vemont out-budding, and Int.
acre or ground attached to tne pram/dad. erica, including
furniture, $12,000. tine•halt ma . , remain oh bond ahn
Lt not sold bolero let o 0 April, it will be reattd
nt $O,lO per annum. Ae.dreda u. W. BARN Eo,
Latrobe,
Satety and Economy In iLignt.
WIIY WILL YOU 13URN
AND FLUID, when you can get a cheaper and
is tier light. Pure Kerosene Oil, made from the gas of edn
uel i oat, produces the cheapest, most brilliant, steady, pleas
t, and safe portable light ever offered to the publh, so.;
no danger of explosion ; mere brilliant than gas, and quite
a s cheap; lamps of ths most simple and easily managed
construction. For sale by T. D. 4U. 1101. 1 1:i1lsiSON,
No. 79 Jmithheld street.
44, - . Bowan) of a counterfeit already is toe market, made
from Camottene, with a little Coal Oil to scent it. tre27:ty
CLI E ICAL
.OLIVE ERASIVE
SJAP, uumufactured by B. U. ix J. .1. eawyer, re•
the preference over all other kinds ever otter,u fu .
illauly use.
Its advantages over other Soaps are :—lst. It is ct eaper
to use, one pound being equal to three of common ream
Soap. 2a. flail the time need only be occupied in . atulling
when this Soap is used in place of ether Soap. Lid
in washing can tte nearly d.spensect with, as the clothes
ani requite little if any rubbing, thus avoiding Wet; wear
on the wash.board. 4th. !soiling he clothes is unnecessary
when tuis Soap' is used, and hard or sal. water answers
eaugll as well as soft. kb. Punters, Machinists, ra , Litt-tu
atidouLors, bud it far supsrior to otter Soaps. It speedily re
moves grease, tar, paint, printers* ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the akin colt, and tree from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the Clothes, and we use ui
wash-bourd, the tollownty, curecuous should be toltowed
Fur the washing et; eight or ten of a famuy, tai.e one
pound of &so cat it Into shavings, and aissolve in one
gallon of li . et l erater; put tne clothes into a tub containing
:bout ten gallons of warm water; pour in the dissolveu
2cutp, and stir thoroughly. Lot them soak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seem,oc grease
np, ta, may require a slight ruubrug, but oterwise the
ciothee will come out clean and white , without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, retrillitring
about double time in soaking.
43. Observe our name on each bar.
Nor sale, in any quantity, .at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opposite the Round Rouse, Penn.
s)lvania avenue. P. C. & J U. BAWYEE,
te23 No. 47 Wood street.
I. CARB. SODA.-150 kegs on hand and
fur sale by (mr9) B. L. N H.' -
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! Cheap!
—Received last week, 10,000 ralla ut Wall Paper, to
sell at 12% to ?0 cents per roll.
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.rvIOLASS z ES.-- 18
New
Orleans; ;
20 " 11a3Jutore Syrup, for sato by
(I.lli WNI. H. SMITH t co.
(IOFFEE.-150 bags prime Rio, for sale by
N hs t 1a2.2 IV 5.L H. hlllni ‘t CO.
INKSTANDS. -3 large variety for bale at
W3l. G. JONNs'ru t COM,
deg Stationery Warehouse, 67 Wood tit:
-
p APER HANGINGS, FOR SPRING OF
185 S.—The best assortment ever brought to Pitts
burgh. Prices range from 8 cents to $6.
Wall Paper for
Parlors,
Dining Rocco,
Chambers,
Entries,
• Churches,
Ledges
Plain Oak, Panel Oak, Walnut, Marble,Fresco, Borden,
Etatnee, Paintings,. Testers, Ceiling, Pir - Screetus, Window
Shade& Oonoo and see. W. P. bL i alskriALT..k 00,
i U Wad anal
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Mho Julia Tnr nbnll
K. Si Artist
A. P. M .k. Cu.,
Arr,44l
MISChLLANEOUS.
LLAAJ
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST RE
TURNED from New York and Philadelphia, feat
confident that he can OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO •PUB
CHASERS, BOTH IN STYLES, QUALITY AND PRICES,
UNSURPA: , SED BY ANY HOUSE WEST OF THE MOUN
TAINS
RICH FANCY DRESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK BAYA . DERE
DRESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK SILK ROBES,
" PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
PRINTED BERAGES,
" ORGANDIE LAWNS,
i‘ {4 ROBES
Also—Challies, Crape De Espanees,
Lawns, eke.
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P.
SHAWLS AND MANTLES.
BROU FIE BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
PRINTED BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
Of every Style, Color and Quality,
varying in prices from Two to
Fifteen Dollars
FRENCH LACE AND
CHANTILLA MANTLES,
From Three to Thirty Dollars.
N KEDLE WORK
H ANDSOME SETy -
COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
VERY RICH REAL
FRENCH WORK COLLARS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN
ANDREROHIEFS,
JACONET AND SWISS
EDGINGS, INSERTINGS,
AND FLOUNCINGS,
WHITE GOODS
PIQUET CLOTH,
FOR BASQUES, COLLARS
AND ST AEVES,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BRILLIANTS,
AC 0 NETTS, NAINSOOKS,
MULLS, SWISS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, &c.,
PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED
AND FIGURED.
HOSIERY.
A FULL AND COMPLETE AS.
SORTMENT
MOURNING GOODS
OF EVERY DESORIPTION.
GOODS FOR BOYS' WEAR.
Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive
CLOTHS.
..„, 1 Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive
CASHMERETTS.
7,0 I
Plaid, Plain and Striped
CASS' MERES,
TWEEDS, MERINO,
NA NKLNETTS, CASSIMER LS
Linen and Cotton Pant Stuffs, 411.,
DOMESTICS.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE
many of the above Goode were bought of
IIiANUFACTURERS_AND JOBBERS,
And et the
LARGE AUCTIONS, FOR CASH,
WE; ARE,' ENABLED TO &ELL THEM
AT PRICES
THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Call and Examine our Stock, be-
fore Purchasing Elsewhere.
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love Brothers, and Young,
Stevenson I& Love,
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE-HIVE
No. 74 Market Street,
E%mt , biargibp
DR. SANEDRD'S INVIGORATOR,
TS REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
tronoled with Liver Complaints, unless the most dee
perate of cases, eben the :scowl bottle will, with scarce a
single failure, restore the patient to health and vigor. We
wish to call thaattention of all to these facts, that the In
vigorator is compounded by a ph idol= who has used it in
his practice for the past twenty years with a =cats almost
credniona, and that it is entirely vegetable, being composed
wholly of gums.
Some itb,k of the ttreugth of thew gums may be formed
whee it is known one bottle of the Laylgorator contains es
much et re: gth as one hundred doses of Calomel without au
of Its deleterious effectA.
We know there Is nothing now before the American pub.
lic, prepared with such shill by t. ecientidc wan, particularly
for diseases of the Liver, as Dr. Sanford'e invigorator, or
Liver itemedy. It ban attaked a reputation second to no
other article in the world, simply because it rest on its own
merit. To convince all b} trial twit it is all ha proprietors
claim it to be, if any of our readers are suffering from such
diseases as are described In. Sautord's advertisement, we
know of know remedy that will so surely cure them as the
Invigorator.
The Invigor , . , , r eicl: Headache. Take one ett
teaspoonfuls s. "nd it will soon disappear. For
an overloaded ,t food rises or sent* take the
Invigorator aft , .. will not prove disagaivabie
or opprepave. :ee n, Palpitation, or Dirllcult
Breathing, taker: once or twice daily. For Lois
of appetite, i. „ tlisisuess, the medicine is invalu
able. It will r, inc. appetite and make the food dig et
well. Nightmare, take a teaspoonful on retiring, and the
demons of dream-hind will all be fairies. After eating a
hearty dinner, take a dose of Invigorator and it will relieve
all oppression or fullness 10 .Invigorator is a Liver Items
dy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on that organ, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Billions Attacks, Dysentery, Piles,
Worms, and all Female obltruc Lions, for which it has a o
equal.
" ROBES,
We know there it, nothing now before the American put.
lie prepared with each At , II by a scientidc man, particukir.
ly fur diseases of the Liver, as r. ri,uforifs Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation second to no
other article in the e.er d, tdmply because it mama on its own
merit. To convince all by cm:4i that It is all its pn prieturs
claim It to be, if any of our readers are suffering from such.
diseases as are described In Dr. r. Aniord's advertiseraent,
know of no remedy thnt will at, surely cute them ar
nvigurator.
" ROBES,
There has lately berat Drought to our notice a medicine
that seems to possess wonderful, curative and healing pro
pertles in diseases of the Liver. Stomach and Digestive Or
gani. It came to us with co many testimonials in its favor
that we have noted its effects some of the worst ca3os of
continual dibility, Calbi,l by derange , liver, and is-every
instance the effect was to relieve or give a permanent cure,
Dr. Sanford'e Invigoratett, or Liver Remedy is what we re.
for to, We always have ben credulous about cures by pat
ent medicines, but We are Coln raced that this Meoictlne t for
family use, not overrated by the host of recominexhlatio ,
it has. Our advice :E. - , for all trouLk.cl with Indigestion, I. •
Witty or Bowel to get a bottle and try it; our
wood for it, relief will be experienced.
BLEssINGS To Too INVALID., who trio Dr. Sanford's Invigor •
&tor, for it will r , lieve thou; of their pains as soon as it is
taken into their storuach. Pain and hitsery cannot exist
where the Invigorator bi tuad, for it will as surely drive them
sway, Sc daylight will hanialt darlidie.id, of this there can b
ho doubt to th , so uho try •it, f•r it curries conviction with
every done taitto Ano.lier ev , , , 0c0 is the thousands of
Certificates iron] •iT have been cured by it,
Try C. 1 4 ,2 Lott': ,ti it doe.i not iwechir , lite r we are rnistakeu.
is - re
BAN - f ,. 1,1: ,* Ilttipr•eief-, Broadway, New York
te, cote by. I •od etroet, Pittsburgh
tr
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krid [ Oa li, •
Iva LLE, A ,bit
V,O
PigglovEßY
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Y\ OP THE AGE.
o tni f Rox.bu L y,,h, :ti s driestnooeavy-
ha[ care
TDE Wt);tn :-.iOP.oitOLA DOWN TO A COMMON
Ho has tiled a in Oiur enacts, and never
failed except iu two ell9C(1, (both thetnier humor.) Ho has
now in his poiia,,,iuu ev,r cue Liuudred certilicatea of Its
value, all within twenty miles of
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles will core the worst kind of Pimple*
oa the face.
Two or three bottles will dec.: the tlyhlelll of bilee.
Two bottles are warrauted to can:lila worst canker In tha
mouth or otemach.
Three to itlvo hottira aru ~, , a rraut.cd to cute the worst kink}
of Eryeipelea.
Pa. to two bottlod sd warranted to caro Xll hatuorintba
eyes..
Two bottles aro warrau tei, to eat a running of tho =mond
blotches among the hair.
Four ro BiS wttles aro srarrouted to cure corrupt and
running uh,ro.
One bottle will enro ccßly otupttort of th.)skin.
Two or thew bertha are 'FA. ranted to corn the woratkind
of ringworm.
Two (~r three bottlu3 ttro warrant.-. 1 to cure the most dee
parato case of rLettumst!mm.
Throj to four bottica aro warrantc•l to care salt-Rheum.
Live to night win cure the worst caw of ecroft4,
A bDaunt alwa)e. •::i,,riene.l from the fleet bottle, oii
o perfect cu. - 3 e warrant." when tu3above quantity iy taken.
ROXBURY, MANS
Alcktinai Diacovery,
In curing all him:, of hunan J. In .o wc4l established by the
unatrimuns voice of ettl wb., klver utiod it, that I need
not may anything on the moot skilful phyla
clans and the mast careful irrugguite iu the country aro tin
animoun in it..l
In pran:jug :0 your notice, I do
it with a Lull knowledge 0; the cure.uve power. in relieving
all, and curing moot of those disesco in which you are on
fortunately eo liable. That most excruciating &mace to am
affectionate mother.
NURSING SURE MOUTH,
La cared as if by u iv-track; men temper la restored IS
its natural uwentueas, and your Lube, f:oui short and fretful
nape to cairn and aweet . and the Medical Diacove
ry bacon:lea a fountain of bl , !lsing to your husband end
uonsoliold.
In tho more ad qadiatd stage° of
CANKER
it extend , ' i.;) tto can,iug
DYSPEPSIA,
vaitil id uothkag but canliQi of the IstoZi h; then to dui
intestines and
KIDNEYS,
creating a eluking, &one rand an Indifforonce avou
tht cares of your tonLil3,
Your stomach io
RAW aND INFLAMED,
your food you, and , ...an wily take certain
kinds, and even of that your 4yuzeni door not get half the
nourishment It cont:;ics s, tba ecrtnwnnus fluid of thu canker
eats it up; then your tomplezion 10-. , es ;to bloom and be
comes sallow or gre,rnah, and your ta.st day is gone. For
want of nourishment your -pit:au b,codaw locus andflabby,
and thu fibres at your laaiy become rulax,d. Then follow a
train of disease , . which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly
adapted to
CURE;
Palpitation of th, the aioo, weakness ,Jf the
spina and mall of thu hw•R, pain of th, hip Joint whoa you
retire, irregularity of tho and also rh,,t Malt ozcru
elating of disoaaoa, tho
How many thunaantil of ptp.ll 131-0 GL:aleriug from
Ibis disease and pining away it iniaeral.,lo life, and their unit
door neighbor duce nut know the CAUSE). 1 wish to impress
ue your mind
that gyud nil proverb, " An ounce of preven
tion is better than a pound of cure." In the
MEDICAL Di..,'COVEILY
you have both theprevenhitive and the cure, with thle greed
and good quality, that it will Ltrv. r , uuder any circumstances,
do you any injury.
No change of diet ever nen , e..,r7—t - et the b. Fi; you can gel
and enough of it.
l)1 )310a, FOR °Liu tahlO elpfe - )Rrlli per day—
Children over tenyeaos deseert tyoonful—Children from five
to eight years, tea spoonful. As no dirk.ctions can 6o appli
cable, to all COLgtitllti,ot!, ndn, sufficient to uptlatu on OW
bowels twice a day. YoUfl truly,
Price $l,OO per co.!,
Ebp 4 dsty
/ 75 Y 1 /1 RS UP AGE, wh,,R,,, ~,,,,,L, of lit,
( ui
have nearly run ./:::, , Eael,,,td, while in LLe Glut In.
diem, a certain cure fur Counnptioo, AlLlitua, :drum hitia,
Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The remedy was
discovered by hint when his only child, a daughter, was
given up to die. lie had heard much of the wonderful
restorative and healing qualiti,i of preparations made from
the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that
ho might wake a remedy for his child. Ile studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his winked. ilia child was cared,
and is now alive and ALA. lit, h., tiiitCl3 , thldlll9tereld tits
wonderful remedy to thousands I sufferers iu all parts of
the world, and he ha., never tailed iii making them cow:
pletoly healthy and Imipy filching to do am much good sa
possible,
he will send to much of his afflicted fellow-beings as
request It, thin i Ipe, 'Tull lull tom explicit direction for
making it up, an.. , ticcf.,3itill; rising it. Ile requires each
applicant to mcloso him ,:e Atilliiiig—threc, cents to be re
turned 11A postage on th., n,ape, and 0 . , remainder to he
applied to the payment ~ 1 thin advert.nerneut.
Address, DE 11. JAMES, -
No.lo Draho ntr_et, Jersey City, N. 3.
CAUTIOff—I 1 - 137€: nc, ...m-m-l.lw kuthoriz,d to send my
reC ; e, , 01 ha' twoo , l:iv •id ,-,1 l 4.23: i iu—i•l
B U %V AI A A ' ;::,
.
Will curd
Asthma,
Inflammation of In* Lungs,
I milr.+mca,
Croup,
LicArtikklart.3,
ul. the Lnngs,
Consumption.
For solo by
And
folO.dhw
D.sPEP.sI.4. t.ND FITS.
D R. TRACY LELORME; the great curer
of CONSUNIP"ION, Wal f r , e7tral years so hadly
afflicted by Dyspepsia that for a part r f tbs time he was
cenfintsi to his be. 1. —e was eventually cured by a pre•
scription furnished by si y r nol clair.eysut This pre.
ccrittion, given by a mew child w! fie bi a state. of tea ce,
hail cured everybocy who it, nevi:, having failed
once. It is equally , is i.i•re in cseto of FIT 3 a, of DirsPLPSLt.
The ingrcdhiLts rnay und in any drug store I sill
send this valuable pre , cription to.any per-ou on the receipt
of une stamp to pay postage Address
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Pekes Ww s public
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