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AMUSE3IENTS. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Pt'ULUHKD BY WH1IB i FROM AH BISOTfK G. OnKtvodrnxn the FmaboLin Gazette nARKisBrEG, Jan. 26.

154. GEN. LAB-PIEaCS SPEECH. i 1a accordance with a promise made in onx tat issne, ire giv below the irstriotic remarks of Oct. Wk.

Laboteh, at the late meeting' STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO. OF rKVNYLTAMji BRANCH OFFICE Corner Fourth and Stnithneid I AI'ITIU jkuctobs Jbii F. Kaiherfcrt. Haunliin P. C.

Ilsrri.hiirir: S.smut-l i'fiilad-'-li'hia: A. BsuUr. A. A. Carrier.

llarriebunr: T. Jones, llarri.burir. licbert Cirbon fi. 1 -iv-t -iiiit Cf. JOHN V.

President. A. J.GII.I.KT. fmair. A.

A. U. Actuary. The aive Company will iasure aiiai.utf uer-bi of era and tis-niratinn and trsn.r-irtaTioD; a-n. on r-iiiiiiini BUSXE BARKES' SATES.

IWe the Und rfteetiaoBT to th? value ef rv SAFE. opca hi-h can errt-entlr wt br rr-tttnit vt iwk Vts bjT alreal; puMihM pjeTiri1 pwr.j. tUat made for otir rettalar and "riinary and ld abroad. hTe bin-n 9wbjrtM to Ji- KV KKK-T ThTi A(T( Af, t.KL.iRATlNS. at.d rwvrr thfir tr-nt b-taHy free fr-m dLjar-.

Tbc aaotur jirif In nam :n.Titstih!t iti.Tli pitfK-4 A I'Al'KH rA WITH A 10 SAKK! r-. Ehie Co Ti Noveailier li iVi FsriTu War t-in ir tw V- t-r- k-ti' iulv I aisiit at thr iim. 1 would a- in nvsnl to vmir 'r-. 1 nidfr it rfrti-tlv Kl UK PITTSBUEGH: MOJTDAT MORNTXG, JATSTAuY 30. 1K4.

I n.iuMm MATTBM WILL he Ftirxo OXv I UCilb Can this ARNOLD WILLIAMS. Chiteon Furnace. Wroueht- Imn Tuhinc. am FfTTtr, tn steam; ua rTrp 5 Markfl irtt. lUt.t-u-!!i.

fir Wo hwr --M rrir Fnniivv, to --r. A we ixmiu.nd to the imtnituf oi" th' puMic. "1 f'MPE. ATKISOV Jt OKFT.T IIENUV. II.

COLLINS, COMMISSION II ANT. AMI VI HOI.F-AT.R l-pt, CHEES-K, M.DUS, FISH. And Irfdnf Xo. Woo I stroet, Pitimrirh. AMOS LAM) 17 1 1" r.

A fT i.K i jrACH i(6'K op rm.i PAPER. ISAAC GHEGG, PATENT AGENT. TTLL tindrrtake tro iDrroducttAn of TX- in the Kinarrfm oft.RKAT rsniTA'V. and alt th the rtinei.r. ih.ie KANCK.

HuLLAMK BKIAli'U. KKMA. ISOIA Eli- ffS. and Ft S1 lUriiiK sutr-rtssfullv eneatfM ffl- a pern: n.t.ntb-it. thf br- ao-i inrl it.tMe ii-r-ruia- Xu-ti in regard to tb.

xistiim laws' el t'tso by a ALl t' if Th-w pmewne VALl 'AiiUi ran fre ifie.s. ai1. a hen pessi hie. Mmu-rt att4 tv m- at t'lttFbnrwti. until the tirrt iA ff AmU npiu sff.

vbifh tir-e. to care ff my Agents. Mm. I'hhU). fjtn K-- nn-et.

i'lttbarch: Mfsara. ttfortt. M-r-Honrv A aJniit slre-U I hilatieTphia. IViarOe l'iaoeUfriveJ, Ln- .1 HaK y.i.. f.i.

itt M' lpbia --r- i. Hun. "has. Gibbons, Phil- ever Tb.ejUin.iv. eiroulattoa of our Wvkl fuctte offers fc our buin a Boat dalrahl medium of maein their bo)n known I Oar riremlatki betwnBthvr ami trr thouaatul.

ruInij almoat every marrhant, aaamitacturer and la Western Pennarl-raaia, anU Eastern Ohio. W-Tl th. aV'itorial Roouu aw Printlnc KrtabUahmaot of tha taJK ar. opened om gandar. AaraaTMiraa faoleairt.

their notioaa toapoear Itm tha apar on loadar momimt. wiH leas hand then in before 5 o'clock, on Saturdar. 1 tt-ntW thf fta 1 l-ujht of you lapt on ths ufttif Vnh -f Jim- la my stor hMil-imj? in-nn; to hH. jt nwituiit of vtKi and a st-Ti tttiildinu. aff was iu it at tin- of the -tv.

and inUi the cllar. h.T tbfrc vras lare miuitt of nil. It was a Tcrv hit fir'. My acrwint hr were in th- Safe anion ntt'd to ftiKiut'Ten ih-Hars. whi was 'i was u-t a stnltt piicr injrejU and further, wcaM s.lvi" uy per-vm who is duinir biinness.

to )oe tinio, ''tit buy a Safe to kr- their papers. in nd a-t tiiat is n.vi. i fan safriy rec-tiiimend your a-s lours, iron. foJirtt CLARK K. -M'Cltot-Tailaiidicinea-Wo the attention of hoa4s of faminet.antl others, to thead- vertisemeiit on the frurth pae of tbeaa Taiiiable TsiuiIt MrfMn Itledicines wliich never fail to give sat- ISFACTIrt.V.

and art vsert hy mmy in their S. ItCSK is an Honorary Mem her of the I'hifaitf Irhia Mciical Society, and graduated, in '2t frtm fuivereity if r-nnsylvania. the pnidanee of the truly eminent l'h ick. Chapman, Coxe. James ami I In re, names eel-' rated for mliral aciecre.

having had daily intem-urse and consultation with th.e Physicians. reaji'Ctlne all Mud, and the proper remedies tiwrerVin and si-Ib-it- br thousands of his patients to put up his I1 reparations, now ofTors to the public, a the results of hi experienw the pst vears. the foilowing valuable Taniily Mudi-: cines. e.ich one to a specific, disenai-: DR. -S.

awt Iriu-rrfitino C'T'-'t. Ctreftte-1 l)icovt'ry in Mwltcal I'or aii Nerv- on- Condition of the IIart Iivafe and Nervous Ccniylainta. The astounding and happy effect of Or. Koso Nervous Ci-rtUal. for Iisases of the Heart.

Palpitation, i Numbness. Neuralgia. Nerrous Tremor of the Muscles, Heartburn, l-'latulence, l'ain in the face. Wakefulness, Ite.psness or -r the Mind or Bodv, worn dew rt l-y care. laljor, study, has induced many physicians to use it in their practice.

For a weak constitution, it is a grand re- itorer: it completely rr-mOTe from the system ail nervous and is almost luiraculous in its rapid and hap- elb-ct. The weak and the nertous are freiuentlv re- i stored to pterfect health before rising one bfrftle. I'riee M) aSold, "Wholesale, and lb-tail, at DK. KEVSEKS Drugstore. No.

140, ft-rner Wo-mJ st. and Alley. ja-diwlmT Dr. McLane's Ve'mifuge. TJurint; a practice of more than i wants' years.

r. McLane Lad at tended innumerable patients afflicted with every form of worm disease, and was induced to apply all the enenrie of his mind to the discovery of a vermifuge, or worm destroy certain in its effect: the result of his labors is the American Worm specinc, now before the pu Hie, which is pcrforT VMr -Ild worms with invariable success. It is easv of almhiistratioTj. and as it does not contain mercury Buy fitrm whatever, no restrict ion a are n.Hea.ar- with retrard to drinkini; vxiid water. nori it capable of doing the least injury to the tend- rest infant.

An incredible nnm. ber of worms have leen expelled by this irreat Vfrmifue. TtPurrhatwrs will iw careful to aak. tor iK. M'LANK'P CKLKBRATKD KKMlfCiE.

and none ele. All other Vermifuges, in eom)arisoQ. ar worthless. It- -Lane's Vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be bad at all respectable Irua Stores in the V'nlted Statos and irom tiie proprietors, FLKMIXii I1U0TH 'a-TS Sn-essnrs to Kidd A Wood stret. NEW ADVERTISE OR SALE OK KENT That now, lnrjre and 'nmm'wlious biitlditiK known as Arthur's Boiid-o.

44 st. I be "tore room is et deep with 'ubl counters, an oflijee, fitw-d up with fire pnof vauit in the rear, and upjin the hin-st sl jle fe)r the Iir iirmA Busitr'ss, is at bucupied by John I- Arthurs, fcr-aierir Arthurs HroTiJfr, as busint'M stauti it cam tot 1-e li lliil Market 11 t-Awn th" IVni! Ivai Sifuiafiivil1. a i is us-d rnd th'- third "t'T low Hall, or any pu; 1i and t'k? i'ubUw-I iib' Railroad I-p-it. The tjw t's tBcs and k-h-Iv bwiii. ieila.lai-t.-t a t.Md Fel-sc rctiiiirina: rtom.

Th whIc if heat with ti-'t Sir. th iii -tt approved lan. ill soldun easy or ill rented t.l- ajnlll r. or sparatU to suitable tenants. l- or KOItT.

ARTIH U-. Att at Law. -'f story said Puii-hM. TLOTIIS KvhM th'n fiMm the MsiiUtvturf rs. 3 sheets -oib.

6 is widm 1 ca siair 'hi Cloth, new i I'vi-'d thin d.iv. Hi h. 6 t. widm I cas siair 'hi Cloth, new patterns; 4-4. b-4 and -i Kt --r.

Ta'-le aod arrtae- hl iotus. or descriitti'su. at th' arget Nr. Market t. W.

3d CLINT. sTK. vRS'HE SALT PETIIK- J'i0 i'kf in store an.l f.r ale by All DK'KKT CO. 14 ja-' UliLS. i.

1 Litr now lauding from S. Mtwntfer No. llOVNETS 3 Bonnets at a'i NHi Velvet. Sutiit and Nilk the usual prices. i y.

otn at. Nit 1 Y. I.AINES IHNMI Yds. us Yds. iVLitines i 9 at and tv.

ja-TO A. A. AS. Att. WALL rAi'KK Stv'l Au extensive tissitrtruont s.

fmm to pr piece, for sie ar th Mai and TAKNISUFI P.lac WW LL l'APERof Oak. of 4r. Tor VsttUiit-a. fi-r aneiinrf. suitable -r Halls.

si- i lliKSll THOMAS PALMER, II rFl SH 2t eaxks lart Grand foti.Tco.-fr- 1 fbr sale by ja.T i. lati'Vinc fptm U. K. WM. BAC ALKV i CO.

IBIFU rKAv'll K. sack i.nme I haf.e sa.fc prmie tv I hafejust r- i per L. A' j- and sa. by Aii ALK 4 Dm ed Airu fir sale by ja-y in stre aud M. BAdAUCY CO.

10 BlLS. and 22 keg Lard VCT R. sa hy jaJW ti ALKV 1 CO. 4 ft Metin of the St.Mk!itllers of the ritt.hnrnh. Ltn mrvi Haihiinz AwciatPti.

h-Li at t.t" il Mr Lain, on Thrta thf the. tbeaM was under the u-. Charter; President--J I' iUianis. S-T-tar Treasurer A lit. in.

L- r.w!. -s-avm Sbarf-r. J. T-. V-ad.

T. C. ih.ei M. I.Jttie. lihato VMls-n.

Th: tifiir mw ienallv ierp'iis W'uhioe obtain in the Capita) "'k, will call at Serr-iarv. B. HcLA I il atli st. -jaKfisa AIA I l.V. i' Ir Saif by tWiler, P'-ral aireet.

Allebeny: I rTtiiE Bi tet nrir pdl '-B 1 .1 Tots; PHil -r nf Juds.n.hy avlani. V' a 1 rant re an i rarj i-n oi HriLa.a aim ire- land, a ifir.n.ai uisiorj and D)" iiiaa. futures on th-Hi-forr Jnnfs irn-loc, s. ie. want: rvs I'teiffisry ot Arts.

Vaautacturvs and Mines; jianuei of liistorv: Mtst.iry oi the I iisurrvntou in China tho Czar and Sultan. ith niimlvr of lw.te- mi Kl'-sif a I niUrATlUXS if Aini-rii-tn S. 5. I'nion, II. MANTFACTrUERS AXP PKALERS STRAW GOODS, in purl r.f PANAMA.

UitAIO. A VP i ft, At llAir: It, Itr.I'nn. Swi3? and Rotinets AfiTl KK'I I'ltU KRS I A I 1 A V.v th run of the larit'Pt Storkji in the City, to the attention nf Tiin and C'ah Ihiyrs is rorrt- t'ni mri mriHHi to fan ana examine our wlii--h t- -uiied cxptwI to their eilrjvina all thr new an rmh.onai.lo et If-n ot nr.1'S4tnd 77 K. i. I(l(AIIS.

Of the late tirm of Loomi ra nf a rfi- i HOTXAI.K PhALKR IN A I) SHOES, Wood Street Pittsburgh- OT KOTIO.V lA'ITf X' "171 COMPANY. Capital A-iotisl fr-miuet ard "Western Tund, 1,000,000. Piilirie of Insurance iued at all times on the most favonilile term, against LOSS OR DAMAGE it FIRE, nr. titf: 8 OF NAVIGATION. P.y liK'iHGK K.

AKMU.n. Acrnt. Tor IMttaiairKh aut Allcirlieuv Co. rujaii l. wilo.ix.

jr flxmino FLEMING BR0THEES, (HCrccSoiiS IO J. CO.) VV HOLES A OKL'tiGISTS, NO. VOI STHEKT. pJlT0" of 1r" vermifune. LiTr Indigestion and Liver Complainf Cured the fidiowmg letter from i O.

Dicker sn. a Missionary in tirem: Mr. S. Sirf-Mvpa-lf and jrr-atlr bv the usi of vu.ir ivtn hallux Ijeeti I i 1 VallW hnvs- vim nit- a t.s f-l tjo three d' zen 1-itt the i onLTenaTlr iial Minister in thi place, and several my i-wti'h- an with iniii'stiim and an inaction thf li-r. -bc same of mjseif and wjic, tietore taking I'HTfO ll.h M.

1L It' nf lv Ol ral liirc trst-lt bo lit a vr tvild lnlf bar- fuj-: ipt'rft for -ars as we bme ttta Wi riiitea th stomach which sr. ditres-s dys- pv(itu; was roiir-Te-i, and 1 bkvelclt iiithinc "fit since that My f' as also rehfeved reiikvwi irciii a rurmic lUas-- urer. which bad Iven ot s-verai of Mur ivtroii-uiii. bv K'Kll. Canal Bai aii'l and her.

aiivertiiuj2 I'tro i ears sandin, i the fiEO. II KKSKR. limine Dealers ev-ry-'iliil c-pv or'Jn Five Hanared Wbrms Expelled. Koud f-iiowiim statement fn-U rspectable Ilrnc.sts of the surprisiistr e'Tets of II. A- FahiiesWk Ver m.fuKt.

h.trss&rar.a. S. Jan. 1.1, tvVI. M'ftsrs.

R. Vahnentork A Co. icmen Matthew Clark, a man ot uijdauM. vracitv. of the iu of lAwren.

sav that he las a little e-rl l- or old. t- b- jrave thn d-es of It. A. to Ii ivr sorepspive tn-ijrs: in Jbe 1'Sfd i'lw tim-- SI- K- -r Ti.t.N aid an- i U- r. tbc Oia.t.

r.Tl... f.rms. AU.ut tw "bf th im-re-iihie NT Jt makuitt hi 1H SiiUKO in tban it line. il th (H-rWtiy at su a mass a. ai.

i that be th-m is tr a "hiid Jt.WHKi tl --ist. i ii- 0 C0NNF.E, BROTHER KANKKUS ANlf 1 Sl ItANi'K EUS. No. strt'tl oue iloor ir--i First Pitt-j Buy Par and rurrent Knnds. iibt an-I Tune C-ia.

st x-ks. Faf ru and W-s'ern Time Bills, and iTiMatisih.rr V-ieS: -w a imt rent Time I- t.usof Pur an! Crr-i b.n-y: sei Insure lire anl warine r-P(ci the 1n-i atxcm; t. r. Oish 'apital, tt--vat. 'ofaM.

at-ilal JAiiJES P. TANNER. V. If. i l.V TS.

Silt K. il t'. i LEA Til 1.. My St sd sf-k of fist -LS. and AM.

...) 1 i.tl.E. i.rt- mi if tih th'-" and Nrw Purcbs-srs piTi'ecai! si. 1 (jcTe NKtt 3 A- Fnhnestock Vermifuge IL-rt is thr ttt rat tuOi B. A Fabiie-k V-r i the arii'-ie that can aluiti. tfrmt with tio of i-t'Mioff II vurt, N.

Jan. Z. I trrTTiify, tUat a of veinf, pi-m vnprs. hJ 1 -s- l---t L-'n'e-n-il a it- w-'-iia 'ii Uif. s- i U' -ssj.

i. Vi -i. in aft-this. hd Am aj-iw- tZ'l Nub. h- rtnind-r hi'-h ca him to orn .111 ilt.t lime ll'ri rrrpK-tiy anil be r.TH Itl-IlOl.

i-fiti tb i ill and Dr. Morse InVigcratimf Elixir or If It t. tlii siat I. cares, we ran r-w that in th Arahian l-rhthat rat its caMluai w.t hate t-t-en lifii.lsHt ttte Ph aician. a larm-r bsd re c.ist iimnirti aa rem wiric.

tl.e I ia. A h4e medicitw cheat of re.P-di-a. so s.ak. aeemt to haxe iree in tht a a. hert and the Id.lXlR or dUJ A I.

wc harf their eon- bed hret-f re tu saw-wdm exist tn jnm dnddiff. hi. a hate t. dc-i the j.ra. an- rvlW-snl the h'f narali iimolhr ie-tit Ht, the a.fer-ra frm heatwhe are tomieofe-i more, lt il.

ti i th wnk Ifforous, the tint of jautiUffe leave the c-ui j4e ioii of the t-tiiiui. the d-nresarl in irits becime tni'raut. the st in almost ia etrry oonliti, ttf dis-ae ttftire huotediate Isenefit frr-m the u- of Ih Morse's In vi4t.ratiriri Liiiir tr Cordial. Tttese fiwts. siM-teJ by Irn-fraital-ie jir -of.

ar to the attnnti-n of InS-jids, vtm-can VfTifi them hy a sinsrle, Lottie of the irn-li-eine. The tvirdlal ts yut up hi rcn cent rated. In id at Ifd. th-S. hrt d- iiaa-n per hotlie.

to fir f.v. dollars. twelve tiollars. iu m- ..1 1M2 "ida. N.

AA l.v tt.w..,,,.l.i...r St.l fam i.a I Vr AKeatt. in Pittshurtrh fieo. 11. Kvr. eorne W'l street and Virgin alley and r'miiiM c-rner -1 and Fourth streets.

jaVi-lw First Premium for best Silk Hat 4 Fahkit.I Matters, ftt W-l-st. a are prepared to furnish their customer and th public, an assortment of Hats and Caps, which 6 Icaty of finish, and nrtw. cannot he sun-assed hy any i in tne city. Particular attt-atmu im htvited to our own manufacture of fli.tiO and oc'-4mdAwH New Discoveries. 1 no the i and ed he i tor The py sr.

I in i i i i I I 1 C. A-M Manns" Dancing Academy AT LAFAYETTE HALL. MR. C. A.

M'MAXl-S rvnecrfunr an-noonres t.i tiie La-lie and tient of thieitr, oa tutrtt.j ttrrtt'jy twW the irt.k he baa n-iw amon hi pirpi's tie new and if ul inch and Masnrka" QiiadriMe. t'Hreiher with man new at. popular dadoes wrrr 4xjirr isttr'triaerxi tm fhu ctfi, LA'ltft (I'-nts wiliir; ioin his tart nttw-meHV the juartT tbi pres-nt ek. 1 AHe riaaii iiiets on eriT TuewtMj ar-4 Tiiunviay atrneti, at 2- o'ckirk. Trits ciiss nwev Taeil- and Tttttr dr evfiiins.

at 7. aati Masters and MiMtea vlasa o.ery Saturday a.n-Tlim, at ot-ioelt. Th rext Quadrille Part'- will te iftten on MndT ev r-b. tSl. ah-utine which will be a ajVutine Cart y.

t-artv-ufars of whic-h will be atTen -t whi-h th- S. b-mivrt-n Vna-lntte wjil be daieei. lie wmnd aJ-i s.ate that the lrty" will iriTfi on Monday evenius. i'eh, 27 th. Iv4.

S. K. -lVrin T'iano either of th Jiis.rilte. procure them of Mr. C.

A. M'Mauns. at.the Hail tn da? t-r rf Srbt4. a- he has untratewl th with the EaeteTri pn hi inhere. i17 vi'CTioy sai.es.

T. Si 1EW ItW, St. AX FREW'S CHC nk strtt II CECIL A At 'CTttN. rtn MwKtay eveninp. Jan.

SOth. at rifnW. at the V--mmerraJ c'al JlK-m, cwner od and Fith struts, v. i'J be rId. thericht lew No.

10S. a liixd sitnation on North Ais'-e. tn s. Andrew 'sfhurrh jR.T f. M.

A1. AUCtHJtiaH-r. A KG STtVK OFtPUY rtXIS. AT 4 A. TTOV Moo lay luorinjii.

Jan. at loft- tltet Riallrtt ITteil.T i Hi A II Sfl, s-iid. a lame and ar-merat assvirtment of seasoo-ti', st.p, and tanc- drv amotiK which are, soper- r.ne j. ttU'tzrtx. satinetts.

Uaukot. itanueia. hrowo miisous rt.buras, mrinoa. alim-ras. delaines.

jnPshawa, '-riu inirKCy SewmiT Sll-. (Ui-lcMaS. rttf -X- a of u. hW. hats, t-aps, ftvliiuat- NURSERIES, TiU'IT TUF.ES AND SHRUBBERY.

I The uhT.ieT o-rs fbr sale, a choice sirt- "Sm ment ot stronK.virorvms PEAK TKEKS, bothdwarfs 3wsW and standards, some of a bearing "XT peaches. Apricot. th-wherrie, CuanTs Raspt- rrif and oth-r I-'ruits: Krt' renins. Hvaeinths Tulip, and Crocus Boots, thr biootninsT in winter and snrinsr Implements Sir the farm and (rf moat cfr'istrtiction. from the Si and luipWment Warvtii.tiaa.

4H Piflb street. nolAj JAMKS WAHOKutV 5E A TR 8. l.iHMt extra line -j dnrfand tandart, of new and rt- varb-t tes. tut received and fur sale at the 6Sta land JOHV MVRIbnr Seymours Galvanic Supporters. rjpjllS apparatus posseMses ftll tho nnvhani- 5 me adautsiiesof the Abdominal Supporter now in u-'.

a.so valuable sdvantaces over them, besi.ie tha attachment. The tlowinif reconimendattOB is roui the Editor of rhe New Journal id" Modi cine: "The irenerat thrm and eoiistnict.no ofthes- Instruments has been statwt in thisJournsl. Thcfdstor taas leen tisinp them in his practice for the last 3 months and d.s nut heMteb" to recommend tliem to physicians' far sale bv B. A. KA11 ES H)t Ci eornr of flra aid Wood PittsborKh.

ja7 60S BUS. C. SEED, prime, ft.r sale bv a2S gUttlVEU.DILWOKTH a 00. i DMIXISTKATOR'S NOTICE. Xotioe is .1.1 hereby tiven, that Letters of Administration hav Sec ii granted to the snbacriber.

on the estate of -John Hnmphreya, lateof IJuqnece ivronjrn, AHeheny county, dee'd. Ail persons knowinc indtted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment, and having: claims, to present them. pnuMrly authentfeated, for settlement. ja'JtVttd JOHN 11.CASSE1,. 1 T3 UliESTER.

for :if.tliin, 74 AVood strtv-t. J28 Kotice Extrain TO. WALES and Deai-ra in BOOTS, SIKlrlS. and SHttK STuCK. at Low Price for Cash, will remove.

ahuutJANL-ARV i'dh. to Store. No.iTJ, Pearl lioston, Masm jaani "WATEK" IRfX)F OIL (LUTH CLOTH- INU. cnnnisliut; of Coata. Jankets, Pants and Mats, at i in Market 11.

riiiiaiarn. Jl'ST ree'd from tho Manltfaatirers doat. pair India Ruliher IetTKintfs. atimusuaUy low price al Ui India ifeiiot, 10 KEGS LARD ree'd and for sale bv 1 1 EN liril. IXlLLl TTER t) bhis.

roll Butter ree'd and for sale hy jail HUSKY H. (XlU.tXS. I Iir IllON tons Springfield Furnace "t'ar heel" Pivr Iron on hand fcr nale. Meiilixs i ROK. O.

M0LASSE erscc. in store for i 0 Oak Cootv- Bale McCILLSa-KOR. 110 COFFEE-V rtore fvr snle. HW bairn Rio Oofiee in ja2l Met) ILLS ROE. iOLt BETTER 5 bids, roll Butter to ar-( rite h- O.lf.H R.

as ie bjr ja-'l iVM. BAOALETiffl. 81 XiiRIES 11 bbls. do and 2 keen Laril: :ai.oi Bulk to arrive ir C. P.

It. R. sale jail WM. BAviALKY Jt CO. ArA LEXTIXES FOR 1854 An assortment ree'd from nuhlishers.

Wholewtle and Retail. 2: HuSADLKH, sierr.l t-tAlh-Kbear. Sixth Annnal Sale of the Portsmouth antj SKtXtNJMJE THE HADLEV LAWN 8. MOUNT will sell, on WEDNKSIiAV, February 1st. 1SS4.

on i not.th crctit. at thir store. No. 51 Itearfr One Thousand Caw of the POCTSMOI TH AM WLr.Y tb celehrated Priutin of Meiw-rt. JAt "Oii lJl XVELL CO-Wiop the entire product u4' the Mill.

and Print Works, ana thr St'If to be mirde 'At S- 'xon, Thf ftreat Tarietr of ftvle of these tioode will be fbund much 'more than am offered, emt-racinir smalL medium, and lartre furr. stripes, plaids, ate. I.th iu Madder and i'hintz ctit-rs. This heinx the on) Sale to he mate thi aeasoa. he toujid well worth the Attention of thw trade.

The entire ta reel will la; wild without retvrve. New York. January oth. IKiti. ja-if-Oteod srwpr ric, WIXDjSw sifADKiC rrT VrTLca.

1854. G- L. HILLER CO. 1854. ANTFACTURERS and WhoIcal and etail Dealers in WIN rKW S1IADKS.

iSouth Mwt cinitT oi i aua Arcu t'luiaapipnia. sui'ti as uothe a Lantirtrapes. Btirdera, Yaaes. ISerolIa, Boqucta. Unld Uor-drs.

of the most beautiful designs and pertertion of fidish in this country, and at stich ov prices aa to rbal-lenicall competition. Ruff and White Ihuuids. Cambric. Tatfels, C'sTTds, Brasses, Ac in r-Tery Tarietr. for City or Country Trado.

AN invite an ixaminatkm.of our stock, at tiie lrnot. South Went eornac of and Acb sttt, ja244aieod "EAXS AXD -2 M4f. White LAUD BeanK and 2 Lteirs Lard, ree'd Hr 1 ale hv J0 M. ItAOALEY a'co! SRIEL ACHES 142 aaeks Dried 1 Pesrhes, received hy steauat I aea lui C0. WM.

BAUALLV IXDOVV GLASS- oxes Sxl0 01s. tn Sll2 do. rlo 10x12 do. iu Hlxl do. Reeeiredlijreteaaier EdiuL-nrir.

For M. BAt.ALEY CO- TJOLL BUTTER 50 Larrehi frosh Roll J. a Butter, to arrive. For sale VV.M. B.VGAT.F.Y A CO.

1 11LBS 5'EXXEL SEEP" i'nstor? aad 1 mVJ for sale by J.13 FLEJUKO DK0e. 0nf Ml BATH BRICK in store and for e-fct ja's FLKMIXO BROS. HRKiUTOX BUCKETS 4- TUBS for Vale J'y A. A. MeBANK.

UCK WHEAT FLOUR 50 sacks sala Jl2i A- IrBANE. I AUD 2 and ksr. Xo. 1 Lard for i J24 BHKTMATTIIEVt 8 CO. ROLL BUTTER 3 Hds.

R.dU Butter fUr sale bv jaJ4 KI1EY, MATTHEWS a 01 Oll LBS PKIME TUB WOOL in stora I'M to br J- J- 1WOXE. llKL.SL IXKl hxs. prime cuttinp in store. for aaie br jaiiV J. B.

IBOLLBl'J tl fur sale br ULL BI TTER 25 baH. and is. prime J. B. CANF1KI.D.

ARB JI-UiXESIA 1U oRsps for salii bv B. A. FAHNRTOCK CO." TiMl LBS- BLACK LEAP. Germari. ia tor and for sale hy FLEMING RRor.

i OH LB8 "A1.SA.M COPAIVA in 1 and for sale by ja2ft FLKMl HKi W. Ollin LBS." EXGLlSH pRO MwkTlB siAJv and for sale hy FLKM1N0 BROS OAft LUS." PREPARE!) CIIA LK in store WVl 'andfiiralehy jaju FLKMINH BHOR FEKT VULCAXIZKir 111 vv a nlr.lriim 1 to lfi lnebM .1,1. v- Martet st. J. H.

I'HILLll. ade Airts In Plttur'B J-" for trJtietoaJeeUiUK o. IlOOfl Ll5S' PATEXT tfl STEAM PACKINO of ,11 th, thiek.a mauumetured: also, lia.ket ami Manhole Packlna ofaU sires ready rut for immediate use. soid Ind tail, at No tin Market St. J.

4 H. pU Agents far the Boston and lirxidiear Rubber l'aokina Co. I JI'XITXE OLPOOUXTRY BLACK TEA lovers the abore bind of Tea ean now obtain th. ifiieoerij itrfiA- at Moliltl? A lea SKira. in the Ihamond.

at jO and 7A eta. per lb. iSm't mirtaka the liiaee. the 2d door fn.ni Diamond Aliev. jald IATEST French style nf Paper Hangings.

for Ceillmrsi nrswir.fi Rooms and 1'arlora, with. eurirhmenta. for sale by WALTER MARSH U.I.. fur Testers and Ceil J'LXTKP. PIECES.

Testers and Ceil- 1 int-s. for sale by WALTER I MARSHALL. STATUARY in Oaks and Marbis, for sale, by WALTEa P. MARSHALL IVArXSCOTlXO in Elizabotlwn Btvli. for aaVby jM WALTKK PMARSBALL.

(IXCIXXATI 1I0MIXV--1T bbls. rWrl per steamers All'shen: nd Cuba, by jaU A. MrTLlHC. IOSHEX CHEESE ft fstralinn (voslnTa a neeeeju rwa Ji 'Jl W. A.

aeCXlKO. t-ue IOS 50 drums low FigH; CO smell boxes oilra do. a. VER CHERRY PECTORAL-l Z. 4 VER JOHN HArX Xo.

li, WooH soot aeiow rilth. i LIVEK OIL 2 BuretonVcUrk fr'nolna Cud Uver Oil reed and hv JOHN AFT. Jr. jORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF VFl" I Lf.W 1XS-K Olf 1 LL- Y'i7-pAR-30 bbls. VinPiVnh2d for sal.

by UM WT RAPPING PAPER 50 Mk "straw Wrapplnit sale. H-HIIJJt i 11-ie. IJEEii'S'FLfJCR OF PUI PRIX," FOR 1 artiel, a prepared from ned. I'nmpkiiia. and will make piea uf superior euaJilr C.iivrur..Jak.

one ounce, or talileooouftu, ,4 tt wder. and add to it one e.uart of miik; tt nr rn- two in a warm plaea. after whkh add ecua. sweeten to Wltt the taste-rt will be ready bakin. jd bjRJSSFLLKfcs CO, Wood at.

il' OLL BUTTER .10 hbis fresh i RoTT BuT-XJIt jitatree'd and Jbr sale by RJ. ALZEI.L a CO. IEAF LARD-0 'ke'pTand ualf bbls" lUrT A. bbU. jiH T.ALZBU.

iu IMiOKTED CIGARS, GOOD 4 CHEaiF-liaranna Cttrars. iofcrt dima; Regalia do 10 do; Aoutlla's da 'JB for st J16 KuKilia A PATTON-s, to tha DU. TLAXVELS. Ma.li., Linen, J. Tlekmns and of Domertiea Hies for ml.

the IWtln Depot, 1TFVO H. FUILLIPS the National Administration sfford to lose Pennsylvania It vouM Seem to answer in the neeaUve: and vet it is in more immi- I a .1. i iuiikiti "i AI'Cl mill 11HK. IUSU i i 1 baa been, from tne combination of other el- omenta wuh DIglers unpopularity. Upon tiie issues, wun tue right Kind HI I lug cauiiidate, there has been for some time a fair i proapeet for defeat.ng Eigler; but th.

Ih.mo- crane friends of that gentleman at Washington I seem bent on overwhelming him with results of their intermeddling in our State affairs. The Pierce administration; Pennsylvania is to be ad to its trophies of deft-at. The Erie difficulties have been greedily seized by New York as an opportune means of furthering her ends. Last year she demanded the removal of tiie Mint from Philadelphia, on commercial grounds, and failed; cow demands it as a punishment to Pennsylvania the eurrence of the Erie troubles on her Hut she is not content with that; also demands an additional punishment to Pennsylvania, tbsit the duty on Iron shall be repealed, and a stab be inflicted upon her industrial inter It is not difficult to foresee the result of a compliance with these demands. The removal of the Mint from Philadelphia long been coveted by New York; and in the course she is now pursuing she only artfully en- eavors to conceal her real purpose under cover a plea furnished by an accidental quarrel between a portion of the citizens of Pennsylvania Now York.

Its removal would probably wound the civic pride of Philadelphia; but while would gratify the resentments of her rival, it would not affect either the prosperity or the pop ulation of the Quaker City. As to the removal of the duty on Iron, Penn sylvauia is not the only party interested. While mar have adventured more than any other State in that business, majority of her sister States are so deeply interested with her, that repeal of the duty on iron would injure a majority of the confederacy nearly aa fatally as our selves. The act of bitine a man's nose off to spite his face, would be wisdom compared with that of stabbing sll the Si.itcs interested hi Iron, the purpose of hurting Pennsylvania. Let those who threaten these things do them they dare.

If done on the grounds in timated, they would provoke a storm of indignation throughout the rjiate, without a parallel. Acts of such great public moment in themselves, ought to be based on some worthy and justifiable motive; but if based, as threatened, on the ample ground of revenge, the-pe' petratnr3 will need to hunting in advance, for the particular hills and mountains they want to full upon them. Gov. Bigler sees, as any man of sense can see. that if the menaced actsbeconsitmmated.thePem-oeratie majority in Congress and the Fierce administration, will be responsible for them.

They possess the power of the nation; and they must answer for the mannerin which it is used. Gov. Bigler is one of the pets of the President, who no doubt sincerely regards his re-election as essential to the stability of his administration. Let him therefore look to it- If Congress but lays little finger upon the industrial pursuits of Pennsylvania, or aspays to remove a national institution from her limits, in a spirit of revenge, to gratifv outside enmities, the defeat of last fall in New York will have to be consider i but a circumstance in comparison with the rout tMcIi will await Bigler. Even without this adjunct, I hope his defeat is certain: but with it, (Jen.

Pierce may set about writing the epitaph of hi? administration. The Temperance Convention met here to-day, and organized by electing H. Hulti. of Allegheny county. President.

A series of strong resolutions in favor of prohibition were under discussion all day, and were adopted with great unanimity. Tho convention was very fill, and presented a very fine array of talent and respectability. The Judiciary committee of the House agreed to-day to report the Senate bill to amend the Franklin Canal Company's Ch without amendment. There is considerable feeling on tiie question in the House, but the bill will pass, if the present feeling be any indication. The Judiciary cotnmitttee of the Senate has before it a bill, introduced by Dr.

McClintot-fc, to take the appointment of Inspector of the Western Penitentiary from the Supreme Court and give it to the Governor. The move is a political one. and not very creditable. Owing to the assembling of the Temperance Convention, but little business was done in cither House to-dav. E.

IIaeemsbibg, Jnn. 1854. There is a rumor here to-day that Fem.tor Cooper, having been elected President of tha Sunbnry and Erie Road, intends resigning his scat in the-Senate. Should he do so, it is probable that the Bigler men will endeavor to buy off Cameron from opposing Eigicr by electing him in Cooper's place. It is scarcely necessary for me to say that this all that Cameron wants and should he succeed in it, ail the patriotic opposition to Bigler from the Cameron Hards" will eease at once.

The House will rnjh through the bill to annul the charter of the Pranlclin Canal Company. Alfred Kelly has been here to prevent it; but, after feeling round, gave it up us hopeless. The Legislature is absolutely doing nothing. Barely a ouorum were in their seats this morning, in the Senate, and the daily sessions of bijlh Houses do not exceed two or three hours. The State Temperance Convention adjourned to-day, after adopting a series of strong resolu tions.

The effect of tho Convention ha, been good but there is no chance for the passage of a simple prohibitory law this session. ot over 30 or 35 members can be depended on in the House, and the Senate ia nojnore hopeful. A bill submitting the matter to a vote of th people will receive a large majority in the Home, and will also pass the Senate. The Temperance men will have to be content with this. Th eFree Soil State Committee, in session here, have called a State Mass Convention, to assemble at Pittsburgh on the firat Wednesday in June.

K. Tb Saturday Evasrso Visitor. This pa per has been merged in tho "Family which is the Weekly iftsue cf the "Commercial Journal." All politics, we understand, are to ba excluded from the "Family Journal" under this lnd it is to be conducted by Mrs. Swissnixat, so weil known as the eccentric but nriphrlv editor of the Saturday Visiter. We i cordially wish ber success in her new enterprise.

IT. S. Marshal Frost arrived in this city last Tuesday cveiune, for tho purpose, wc lm, of resuming his duties as Bridge-builder and track in tius city and Harbor Creek. lie a duly foiiatituttd urGrer of the L'uited States, amL of no one will molest bim in the prosecu- or ttie work- It is very probablethat before ne gem iiiroiiga ine hill revetting the cnaner oi the Western Uoa 1, and placinjr it in the liauds of the Conimon wealth, will have jiassed both branches of tho Legislature and be-ome a law and thereby sufficient break" be maile at Erie for all necessary purposes. Patienae.

Z'nA temper. a disregard of the calumnies of our enemies, and a continued observance of Law, will ia time, secure for us all we want. But, above and lieyond these eharaeteri-tics of feeling and action, let tiure be rv inlerf'renet wtik MirtUal. The above is frnro tbo Erie Gazette of Thursday. We arc glad to learn that the re is to be do further interferences with the Marshal, and that he will be permitted to repairthetracfe without molestation.

We hope better counsels hereafter will prerail ia that community, and that th law will be permitted to take this eourae. OfR BtM)R TABI MlLlfl. (hf ar Vifn by the authf-r of Dawson, and other This is not only an intpreeting but ral- uable little book, exhibiting and exemplifying i the Christian character in its practical and every e' fc Vuhh fT Tork' md John S' 1nlm, Market street, Pittsburgh. Correspondence of the. Cwawerrial AdTertleer.

Komb. Dec. 10, 1853. gin.e my letter of the 6th we have learn- i that the affairs of Desian has been st least Mted hj from th poDtifi. cal uovernment, ana tn uidemnmcation maoe i to tha individual.

Tha British consulate hare that th anMninr ha mada in writins. i tuia amand kaa nTrat baan womnliad with. held niym. frtl am thia his him do her of If, the he and of of to is I in this city to tako into consi'lerati'm the disturbances at Eric Gen. f.

Larimer. beinir loudly called rose ami stated, in aiihstam-e. that he had noncea ine eau wr ims me-tine, aim uim thereto in advance of his own. from he would prefer tlrst nennnp; oeiore iiiaainis remarks himself. Here he was iuterrupted by unr Mi) WlHJai'l.

WC y'Ste' pr.Vctt 'yovnr of Suw," proceeded by ssring. that was a aubject to which bin friend, Col. never failed to direct hip attention, on connected with that office, by the partiality of triemis. met oi. naaaone soon a former public cecasion, at Greemshnrgh he had answered satisfactorily then, and he thought he could so now.

was presumed of Pennsylvania, on account of her Democracy, even beyond own limits; her sinter States seemed to think thej" OOllld Ppeak of her ill wUfltever tcims oblique and contempt thr cho, and then i (irftw upon her regularly, as they it. in political fur her iJemooratie majority. however, he wa not mistaken tiie sipns of, times, the result cf the contest of next fail would great 1 disappoint the party now in power, i Load chtTtntf. He wouM here sav that, in Tiew of the position occupied politically, and ns the President of an important Hauroad Company rho rittsbnrgh ConneMsviite many personal friends had augeated douMa of the policy of his being here, and especially as the negotiation of a portion the Bonds of his Railroad Company was still in process by a Xow York itouse. Of the propriety his prescr.ee.

here, a a Pen. nsy Iranian, he could not doubt, and he had dec' Jed for himJ-elf attetid the meeting and express his Tiews on the unfortniwue. cxbting condition of ntTsirs at Krio he would shrink from no responsibility of position whvre he wan properly upon to aot in this respect he wns determined erer to br free. He was a PennyWanian from Pennsylvania stock running back at least three generations. Ho loved his native State, and was bound to stand by her interests and defend her reputation and credit from the assaults of other States, which he believed were unjustly made, upon them.

This Erie difficulty is certainly much to be deplored. Erie herself is Millering in her commercial relations. The commerce of the East and Weat has been interrupted, and the whole country verv creatly excited on the subject. He trusted that wist-r counsels than he was prepared to sutrccst micht be broutrht to bear for the sat isfactory settlement of these troubles. He would say.

however, that the peoj lo of Erie have which eeem to be misapprehended or overlooked, and if the subject could only he calmly discussed ml examined, in a proper spit it. he was persuaded that ihe people of New York and Ohio, would accord to them most fully all they claim. What do they claim? feimply, as nnderatP.nd it, a break of guage at their city. It is admitted that there mnt be breaks of guage soraewher. account of the meeting of different road, of various guages, concentrating on Lake Erie.

The of Ere wish to retain the break, as it now exits. Rt their city. Is this asking too much of the Statoa of New York and Olr.o, when it is remembered that their roads pass through the territory of Pennsylvania, exempt from all taxation Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen: Look at this matter fairly and calmly. Pennsylvania is now groaning under a heavy debt of OTer Every species property i heavily taxed.

Her own great Central Uailnad does not escape it. but is required to rax to the State 87i cents tax on every to pasiog over her road, whilst the New York and Ohio Companies are generously i permitted to traverse over f.rtv miles of our tcr- I ritory. with their thousands of tons of freight, and their hundred? of thousands of passengers. annually, without the payment of a shilling to i Pennsvlvania for State purposes. thir whole policy seems to consult i interests of New York rather than that of Pennsylvania, and, while all sources of revenue to our own trea-' sury snouii re guardeai and it cannot be denied that owing to Our SVSVm of taxation on Hanks.

Stocks, and property o' every desrrip- tion. capital i driven out of" PennsTWania for' investtmcrit. crmld namt ffentleiren of our own i city, trhoar in the of making icrMtmwW in Stocks laid Bonii? in New York aticl el-ewhere. to avoid the tax-gatherers of ttieirown Ptate Ye-. Mr.

Mav-or. the people rennylvania, it hrts Hcen oftn said, with two much truth, are regarded as mere '-Hewer nf wood arvl drawerw of wster." Nothing expected of her. so eonfi-iiejitly, ft I before ob-ierretl, as annual retnrrn of mflj'-ritic. Not sritihed with anH attempta are now makiDp to intimi-late her threats. Oar beautiful c.vt, Fiiila-iflpia, the Trile of -Mir State, whence LibetTr was first pm-rlainied throntzh the land, is threatened in jki smiiq uiuunice-s in vn-frv ire of one of her most beautiful architeettiral oma- 1 mcnta aadmmt juijiC.OtlflV KiawajEed mhhc mtl- tutions.

the l'niei States Mint. Harrifburffb, the seat of our State tioremmeut ui our State Legislature, now in session tlire. is also de-! nouneed. tbir own city is denounced, and i tlireatenMt hv the ew Vi.rlr anil Ohio in- fluence in Congress, with a heavy blow upon her Iron interests the meal of the ilntv on Railroad Iron. Her bfds hve been deeried and capi-i laltsts, evervwhere.

cautioned affain-t her seen- ritirs and whatf hat mat eutrnee has I'eniuilvauia, as a State, committeii ncainit her i sister Mates. New nrk an1 1 Ihi-T one ihHt I have beard of. cieeptinfftuat tne liter. oi t-ne. i Pennvivaina ritv.

are utandiiiEr itr thfir intercatJ nnd ritrhts. br cnritenainir for the fid- r. AAnMi.At fi Utul nf r- lev I reseat redeemed bv eertain Katlroad 1 owrntes. I i most entlorae the sentiment Cl. Me- in bi iKii eitiinna iOU to th OtlUMMI Of r-rte-.

I could not. mTself, bv fullj exprestMNl my feeiinpfl. No man in oar istHte can he more oir.f.iesi to niobi and riots than 1 am, and I repeat the hope. that wie counsels may mifrgeM a ettleTnent of tlaea dtrnemtfe, that trade and commerce may retiume their natural channels. and that peace and quiet may ssion again reign thronphout our bonlfr.

I ant a Railroad man. and warmly in faror of all the jrreat Railroad eonneetiona between the Ka.it and Wewt. Thes Erie Hitncnltiea are now the subject of IcRisiative discussion at the Gofemor if our State. I learn, is now on a vipit to the President at Wanhincton C-tv, in connection with this and tt w-H he if subject of gonern.1 contrratuiation.if thefe movements shall result in a happy settlement between the parties. When this is effected I shall eensidcr it a pleasure to unite with them at Erie, in celebrating, in a proper manner, the re-openinjt of the accustomed channels nf trade and travel, and the restoration of their former hftrrnwrr and good feeling.

SPECIAL NOTICES. To Printers. For sale, a lot of secondhand OJumn Kulea. Aiivertieinft Riilea. and Dnuble fma.

liilea, at low Knautre at thia olflc. jal. Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co OK IMdl.AIO.I OFFICE OF lMTTSKl Kiill AGENCY, corner Fourth and Stnitoftnld streets. CAPITAL. Wm.

M. STstn.J. P. PtMner. H.

A. Paul Thnrlow. M. ravis, J. R.

Ftanisen, Thomas ii. MltrhIl, tarnuel Jones. B. (Vimeurs, Th' rtia (rawen. Wm.

11. ar.wi.rs. W. t. Stfenan, A.

Hart. Phillip V. Snyder. flacker, Formari Sheppard. JOKL JoNLS frui A.

C.fLSRTT, sec y. Will instire tVttonor Wanllen FaKries, ssels. 'arirees, Baildlnsis. Stores. Mrchiid)s and projvarsy jtenerally.

tm tha most fsroraMe terms. aosrtnii 4s OA (1 OYYV'K iT TfTE XATTitNAL ALL CRY. ACKSOX'S Xational Dnenerreun (IMlerT. corner of the Ihamond "and Market street, (opposite firtiir i 1'i 1 1 Tvh Iati-a and rt-ntSemeT. vrihinK to ohtaln lite like Mke- tRtiiishruent.

tiitM up with very -uprWr He nn.t sk arranirea wnn sum sKiittint the most accurate fRr similes tho human form with all tha expression of animate.1 life in AM sTHra. Kijravin(T. Pstntius. Ac, areuratel jled. and du-piit-atft taken of original likfin-Se.

not to take- a pteture, nnleM a perfe takpnof sick and deceased persona in a part of the rit v- and vieiult v. ilodins open, and nnenttlnjj from a. tfl p. V. Kutranoe In the Diamond.

jaJAwlfT Thousands of Cases of Consumption have haan cured br the nseof P.CSIITOV, CI.ARK 4 COV UKSl'INE MFDICALCOP LIVKR OIL. It Is no seerat preparation, or Ouack MedlMna, but tha pura Oil of th Fresh Cod Fish Liver, prepared with tha utmost care so as to preserve Its valuaMe properties in-t he highest state of lerteti.ti and la reenmmenned hj- the mot smlnent i n) -sh-ian. Cat TtoTbe areat npwrlrltr and relet ritr of fmr OH hsiai indnovi many Imitations, and purchasers will please tht the tionuine Articto has th si a nature of KCWITON. CLAHKF. over tha.ra of aach bottle.

by Drngffhits ganeraHy throwfrbont th Inited tte. Ja24-3rolpend New Tort, Jan. J4, ISi. Death from are thousands of persons who are afflicted with a Rupture the Bowels, who nav llttla attention to the disease unti the bowels tecoui atraniru.ated, whsn In all probability It may be too late. How Important it is.

thu, all those sufirrin? from any fi.rm of Rupture of the Bowels." to call at once upon Itr. KEYPCR. athls Wholeeaie and Retail Irus; Ptor. eoraer of Wood street and Yirsin alley, and procure a THCPS. tc.

retain the protruding portion of the bowels. Dr. KKYBER has an ftfllea back of the Pm Store when Trua-es are applied, and warranted to ai satisfae tion. He also has every variety of Trusses that yem can nawie. and at soy prioa.

to suit the means of every one in need rf the article. I also keep arery kind of SujyjvyrLrrt Bract. jliwicif7R, Elngtut KtxJanfft, for enlarirH tMds, and all kluds of meehaolcwl appHancea nse-1 In tha rare of dlseaw. wrwrd reaptfully tn1te the atcentiem of the pTjhHc sas aifwliact TUCSS FVR (MILDBBX, which ioTarlaHy aCaeu ruxes ta a vwry shrjrt tlma. ps.

xrrszurfi Dxrw stoke am runts dbtot Tmr of Wood atrawa and Ttrst, allw. Ka. 140, slao sbdMsi st-wtaw. jbjsjr A. J.

Klutz. inland fhi Xos. and tb nervt Izn Kl eibl: tuif. Prioe i at ts oiTer 4. TT.

this mpTMtaiini'' i mj- or iitiritrT. at rat, lssu-u on awelitnK houses. SHEITZR DILWOF-TH WHOLESALE ORiJCKKf AND CoMMIS-MON MERC 130 and 132 fvvond srrcri, between Woo.1 SmithtWd. Pitts rursh. mid A -rent l-ix Kirk- "utrar t.

full mtirrmoi.t I'fiM Saturn Srrura tn whlrh it tnviiea Rttenuou be city traue. Lyon's Kathaixon. Fur preserving, re- stor'mjg. rioanriiiar and tautifvins the Hair. ali-IariiiE as Mead-arbe.

andt-ariuKomptiTe th irputailon. roextenfUTe with th.1 e-rilizatvn rf Mix all pralrv impionfl.allexacKratii.n-taiiir- and mnrc its diacoTerr ha fnunrt no it.hti:iife etc its incontfiitfd, its inmnU-flinMp Biiiwrinritv. Vhy fc't Chmi-tfi rltixen from all i mfrs Mini.niM Europe ani Auwm a atiin Mnthfm in ttu-ir urscrie, in fart its nisllitm patrons sverywhtTP, fnitn plebeians to HinKri.pronounee it the mot plea.lni an.1 effeciire arti'tc either an a Medicinal or Toilet preparation ever pnidu-Te-i. Do ni't fail tr- give it a trial 1 but 5 rente. D.

Proprietor, 121 Broadway, N. y. Hold in Pittsburgh by R. K. 8ltera, C.

IVgj. ir.We.mnjc and rann liitr. PUki.Ni'uTM i DAGUERREOTYPES. IHiSTOl-'FlCB Kl'llHiMi. TltlKD STIttKT.

1IT to IZEXS AXD ST A XUK US vim wi-h I obtain an aoeurate, artistic and Hfl-Hke Hkepps9.at very mMernte price, will tiiid it to their lnter-nt tt. rul this well known establishment wher. eutire sattftracrifin stuarantb-1. or no rhurae made. IlaTtoti one largest aud lest arranrevl tide and t-ky Liebts efercatti-structM the with instruments immt rowert'ul kind, and ha vtnif adopted the system if Iauirreo-ypinff, aa now practiced by the ceU-bratv-tl Itootn, ot rtiila-deiplua and New nrk.

Mr. K. iiiuitlf t'. able to the patrons of the Art. a st le of Dacierr't pea, ilher sincly or in jrroups, lii'h has never been suria'ssi'd.

Know ojifn and peratiiifc in all weathers, from f' rbi M. to 6 clock, P. M. "VOTICE. The undorsignod, Fredei iok 11 Iorenj, of th? firm of Lorenx.

Sterlmc A. 'Fh'. htewart, of the late firm of Stewart. Mo-, A have day f-rmea a ipartnersiiipa uuiiir the name iv fi-rmed a rtyle.Y L'MtKVZ. STfcVVAKTJt the manuiaeturiii ir-n ann ana nave raKcn tne house No.

til Water street. between Krrj and Short sti where thev hare on hand an assortment, of the varb-t of Iron and Nails, which they olir for sele on nwnn raodati terms. Thoy respectfully s-Oicit the patr.nauf td' tin public. PKKHKKO lokksz. TH'-S.

Ii. SI Krt KT. Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation tusiuauuo. flHE Insurance Company of North America, ft I'hiladeiphia Thartert-d 1.9-1. Camtal.

aVULOOO. Aswts Jauuarv Vi. lii. fl.tsd.i" V. ill matte Iiinu- ran-es on buildings ani ih-ir contents, it, this city and vicinity: alon property of every description, hippod pr steamUeats and vessels, either by inland trtwii.

nutation or on the seas. Arthur A. Coffin, rrea'l, -Tb mas fope, nui, NetT. lvdtvrd Sm Hivhsu-d D. Wo-xi, iliikm Vih, Hnskiui, 'S.

Austin AtiiUmoa Wm. K. It-iweii, Keirfre Aspinwall. James N. iMcksmi.

III. 1. sherrcrit. seretarv. John A.

Ur-wn. Sauiuel Sraiih, samuI Rrokft, Charles Tavl-jr, hit. Jaa Thomsa.s Urris ain. This is the -Jdest Tnsoraij'" (Vmi'tnv in th 1 nited Stat.vs. and fr-nn its hih standing.

V.ai 'tM-ri-'ne, smi means, and aroidiou aii risks at extra hv.ar.tons cfcsr arter, it mir ecsi-inri-d as ample seeurttv to the ouMie. WUUAM J.tNK Aptt. lie pu fel nd ater street. Taere are few things which aHord irreater piasur than sitting din write a tin tee of the celebrated Hoofland fiermaa Bitters, bneaasv we are fully conscious are coufwrrinii a public benefit, and our heart tells ut that by our notices many havs been ittduotxi to take i thwa Bittra. and been rescued 1 death by Iiy si-ej-sia i Complaint.

for the cure of whi-h it hi certain, ft 14 pnpare. and sold only by Ir. C. M. Jackson, at the uan Me-lk-ine Store, 2if Arch strH't, Philadeipnia.

ait i shld by FLEMING od PiUstmrb. deei-itw MetLrcine Chests- ir.K; SKli VhMt sale lrrugtrist. nt 1-4) t. kI street, has on hand a splendid as -it to cut of MKIUCIM. CMKsTS for familwa and stam- at rarioua price.

Th-e in want vf jsrtWe. f-f ti'h kind wfiwld do wll to irjic him a cail. rn the Naix-nal lnt-ifenerr. Cit. 1' th.

1 S. H'F 'jrrtwr rr1 JJ ot'Ib elninent i ff-iuai- tr the MedVa: iff -l the tiiiia.1!L-i:a Vf -This is the of Phitadeitdita. a r-iruiar and an mm- It O'U'ai itiuch t- a- tr in hvaitb srrihea. la a e-wnprrav-nane manner, the di-ase ol ti- ehouM be a o- py -f li ran ba I. wittvat an, theca.

Jry 'XT? t(al sri.Tfv. I is P-r Oi- a wst dfMotai oy eare. lats r. st ud -ii- a -haritt- It strrimth ad aj-t-" tste. ad r.

ft 'roierti for be-ar I disease, ad nerrr-us atr vtj -ns. fisi eeart-eurn. rest --js. niin.hnfi. fi-oraJ 'ia.

ra inK th sof rit. and ai inn i wr t- wVi-rt ii-tu. is alraost -vw iu its tifif rriit a bottle. ffMw'i VJmtr jr an-i hi in rvaeei-t a frsh a. Jtu.ot of Medu-iST- of his 'w rmi.f Fr 4- aim putJb ace raj in-i -ti.

Is. H. iiO trVaod Oakland Property for Sale. Tin- I'rvp- erty a aut half inile from thaeity fmntii(( ow Pennsylvania Arenoa. is oeret with Fruit Trees of the ehr i-est hlnta, manf xhni in foi tn-arins.

an ai'undaacof tirape. Raspberry, urram hrrr. e. Tbre is a tw.st tj Frame Hauae. t.

net her with mnTeQiect out h-msew. on it. tr eaae of access, and pieaaant nsw Iwcatkm. thia Ir-CT earinc-t orjaed. It witwi.a a lUtlw fwai Km I wtU dmde it to I', i uuvjas j.

3 hi Laiiies FaneV FcrS. i M'COKO CO. would must rep of a-. mastiriaina tn i-art ahia, etosa Martin, liteb, tioa. MUnao snlr- Martin.

teeaeU. an 1 saw. iKwa: w-UIa, ovd and lf aM Vj Ilia7 A I I I 1 k' a II i i VV lilt a i.itaiviis or ICES. SLFAHiKS. riCKaS i(-t.

iw ai- IS. KU IJAKS. f'UP I il I till lm-xr Ntw, ISruljfe nr tKit. firrtiiN Tfir. i 4 it litvp uktkl4 771 i.

li I ll.lCIl Iv'ifi. A1i nAm w-rtc f.r Kri.i, d'n at the sh.srt.-at a.ttv. aud at toe trWs. work warraiitet -ual to any Biaiiti feet red a INSURANCE COMPANY, XEH YORK. CASH CAPITAL.

C. IMtMIS. Agent. No. it street, J-ittritrsh.

A'irvs 1, tirntn i'orttx'to feWore ltAard iii. lM H. frr-iTf Wtit -J'Oi (Were- HV-i i fimry J. Jam yw CmtUm H. iiiicA Jfhn B.

O. I.ftmrrt... i'harlt A. Hueiury jtwm Li Ami jAetykt Jnhi H. finrgt, IWi.it f.

Jforff-M O. i 'rniin Tktrmis iMnd OnAftJ Aorton Xtn! U-wMand W. A'rrvi S. H-irrw IlW rfW-MVerttf Luciu ln-it ikt Jumef A. f'wi'jbt of the Hart Kt.wen Hiane.

Kinn if (, Safliit. Mrlii'i Ci v-irat rf (... rtre Hiissa to. trnt Km. SStZiil (UAi-rn.

Firm of Jmi. I'W 1 Firui nfC. li. iTsteh A Ca. nf a of A A.

Jawrnc o. rirtn oi uurale n. of Lrwis AtU-rioiri ir. of J. M.

ttc-fit, Murtran A Co. of 1'witlit i Co. i rirm of ti.m Co. Firm of i.aMwtii. tarr Co.

tirm of Hrm V. M-raanATo. rirm I.thr-.p Co. rirtn of T. A II.

Mesiewtrfr. rirm Jnhnwon 4 Sanff.nl. Firm ol Butler it l.o.t. Firm tin i l'sul. Firm -f Hakrtl, M-m'-a A Bull.

rirm ut A. Harii- A o. Firm '-f IE. A Firm of Ii j.klur, Alien A V. of 'i' IrwUht! Firm of Frt'lhinwhaia.

Neweil A Co. Firm Hurlhnt Firm C.mdit firm of A Irabe n. Swift-. f-uriit t-i' A. W.rfr tOtun fi.

Stftrhwelt. of (iitisiin. t'-fkwll A Vn Jntta Itumjthrr.y Finn of Uarnny, lluinjihrvv A Butier. Hn, 7. IfffikPt Cashier f'ontnntai lUnk.

fttntivl Firm of Weils. Fsro A Co. Uomrr Oorfij vi'- Firm of Oenrijc Ptire A To. 81MEiS L. UMIMIS.

I'lsitient. niiJ. J. MARTIN, Jcerrtaxr. Citizen's Insurance Comp'y of Pittsburgh.

II I K1ML Frrif'nf 8AM KL MAKSHKLL. Src'y. orrire, tu w.tTrrr. KFTfiTKx vakket jtxn UTNSrRE HTLL AMCARH. RISKS ON THE OHM AND MI.l!f4IPPr RIVKfts.

ANI TKI HI TARIFF. tT itgnintt -r mmagr hp jr-, ALSO. airnit th' ,1 and 1XLAXD SAVIGATloS and THA XXIV KTATfOX. pmr. toss: If.

D. Klntr. m. Kaaatey, Snmm-t Kohert Dutilap.Jr, S. HsrldMitch.

Isaac M. f'ennrrf-k. iar1m.r. S. M.

kler. hi. Hincham. John H. Dilworth, Frncis Sclera.

St'lio-tnuiaker, alter Bryant, m. nays. John Pliirdon. Du Pont Powder. Fvory vanoty r.i.l i Mlninran'l Blaatinir Powder, in all tim pa.

kairfs on hand and for sale from Iaxarne, in lots tn suit piir i chascra, on favorahle terms. Also Safety Fuse. i li. W.C. BIO WELL, ManutVturers' no7-dly HA Front street.

Pittshurnh. F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ging'er. Tiiis Kssenre ia a preparation of unusual In oMinary diarlwa, Incipient cholera. In short, tn all caarsof prortratioB of the digestive functiotis, It is of Ineatlmahle aine.

Dnrlni, the prevalsnca of the epidemic, cholera and -summer complaints of children. It Is peculiarly efficacious; no family or Individtaai should ba without it. Oairrpw Ba aura to est tha genuine Fssence. which Is i prepared only by V. JiROWN, at his Drag and Chauih-a More.

North-Rsst comer of Fifth and Chesnut streets. Phi ladetphia. and for sale by all the rtmpectable apothecaries In the Ptatea: and, Id Pittsburnh, by Benj. Paea. B.

A Fahneatoek A Jr. 8. Fmith, Lemnel llrr-s A Sirhoonmaker A Co. In AHeSaWfiy City by IT. P.

Sehwarti and Ire A. Beck. ham A Go. au9-d6tfi 0Awt r. snwivra josrea r-nwoaiH joht s.

nrLwoarn SHRIVKK IHLM'ORTH A Wholosalo Crot-ers and Commission Mercliant. and Agents for Lex Ktrknatrrek. Sugar Refiners. Philadelphia a full as- itortment of Hefined Sugars and Pvrups on Land, to which we inr.te tha attention of the eity traHe. V.

s2 Sjeoond straet, betwesva Wood asd Sinithheid, Pittsburgh. OTr? t. r.i'vuv.. PUIUP mus.s.. t-KWAKD OllbliO REMOVAL.

LOGAN, WILSON Imporwrs and A hnloanle Dealers in rORrnoy and DOMes-nr HaRnwaRE. cctlert. rtav removed to their new anil extensive Store. No .3 Wood fbur dnorl abnre the St. Charle.

Hotel, wher. heir ase; marehssta rwteraljy, ar. Invited to i an mmlsatlieaaf imiaauiant trm effa, I Ma Shis attri kilu-t Eiliilli which tuity fif 15 join BV Rev. am oi of that tha use His the Sf a)L I I I i i i jaimw-ttenrs-. UTerp, England.

E0BEKTS C02TRAD. I JX. ItJ nmK hotinKK Tabie Ubvv a i imUs. ir. by the Vie.j.

K0BERTS CONRAD, Art. SA XJRKKT STJfZT. PirtLAJnii rillA. run trrv wi nniryue abators. hve in store ani otferon favorable trm.

thf fll! A by the isckaj S.m:. fiijtin and hii r.ar. assorted J.t'nchi-w K.aiius, i (irase ic. 7KL' Sl'liAK to arrive pr Moamer i.r r-v 4 LI'ACCAS A. A.

Mason No. Fifth street, are cb-sin ut tlvir lante st-cli of pa -cas, i cent, usual S1I.KS! ami Fancy Silbw. ot inemost fashionable stvles. -io per eert. lass than rioes.

A. A. MAS)N i -itl. sreet. Locust Farm, situated in Snowden township.

miles from the city, contain-liii. I-1'1 acres, about I-1" cleared; a IweJlin Hou-e, and small teittOi-ut; aij. a splendid larire barn. This i itituat- i vii the public road leadins to Pittsburgh, bicb pac tVr uh tbi trat-t. it inU narly tMittal parts.

tVill I-j Id as a dividtrd to aait tuiTvlitufri. 1 it.U- in -Mill Ain.lv to jaJ, 1IRI CAGE: 9 uf rarirr TT tii.00, from the Plain. Fancy and Breeding us sizes and rnee trom Ki.isi Seed and tlrtl'Ui' ural re house, oth AMKS Hl'l'. C. SODA for salcbv lal-T li.

B. i OI AL.K -J'XHl llis, Kale br K. E. jfKt.I.ER3 CO. i 1 1.0V ja-7 lbs.

for ov e.Veli.f.rs co. "VOTICE is horchv triven to all tliose intf r- (tcd in ibe Mrtbuiit Buryinst I.tlierty Supri.Mia!it iM'W etis.l in r.M ilad U' tht Allr-hny (Vuielr-. lf may thund at the illii'v. th. time fiiirini? the W.

J. TRUTH. jaiT-td lkird Trunteea. LM BARK- t'K) lbs. prime for sale hv It.

SKLLE.HS 4 C0. IKE AM TARTAR 2(MXi lbs. f-ir sale hv ja2 K. E. SELLKRS CO.

MIR OME YELLOW- -ItnKi llif. for sale lv R. K. KL K1IS A CO." tro. fjualities it, E.

SHLLEKS CO. COKES 12 for aal. by Ja27 sires. Indin Uuliber Doll for Hie at the Rubber D.M' N.i. IKS Market li.

IMllI.l.Il'S. 1 UOKIES. of all the sizi- maiuifac- Xf tnrej. at tbe India Kubber Depot. No.

116 Market ja-'7 J. H. PlllI-LU'S. 1000 in storo snleby ISAJAHJIK'KKV I'O. Nr O.

SlliAK hlnlf. prime landing a fr.wn steamer for wile by jai'. iAiir.SA. in. tv iiir'w DR1F.L) "PEACIIKS rM and fiir.aleby I).

V. HKitSTlXK. let 96 Kt. et. YOCR HOUSES Public or Privat- Bui: liv-cs VentilatM on either the pitman or ajsteuu AKNOLI' 4: WILLIAMS, iaJ7 Market strvet.

HIIIEI) EKL IT If 40 batf Dried Peachca, choice; i Mt do d- wasft'l. 4 do do do Vt d'i do Aiiplea, choice.) in store and sale by W. A. McCLRRG. IRESH PEACHES eaM: )uart cans; ilr.

on fx-naiiTn mnt fT sale low. to A. McCLl Rti close, by i LBS. ALEVFO in Pture Ft 'and for mir by FI.KMI BROS. Z.fi EliS.

AMEK. in More I anil sale by FLKMI.VG P.ltoa. i GROSS KIIiIEKS IXl'ELIBLE IXK in and lor sale by rXKMlNl. BRO. Jj'RESII LEMONS.

per at. ja-T MoKKll. FATTO.N'S. in the Dia 50 40 rrfY LlTS. TIUKSTE YrnilELIOX "in I 'jibTn anilf.r ante by F1.KMIN).

BROS. BHI.S. OIL, pnro. in "tore and for eale by lI.K.Hl.S'l BKClS. T.ff BBES.

Tl'llJ'ENTINE in store and eale by jaT il.KMIXli BROS. 9ft BBL AXl for I'BES. LARD OIL, Xo. I. in storo aad by ja-T Kl.KlIINt; KKOg; 50 P.XS.

CASTILE for S3ti by ja-i7 SOAP in etore and F1.E.M1NG BROS. l.T.ESil 1101 10LL HL TTER m'd a f- sale by 11 M.ls. and 10 I kecajast m'o aid tit atr by R. CO. 1 1 HACKERS AXD LARD 4.) libit.

Crack- salt lv 1. ere and 'Jfj bids. 1 jut and fur al 7 K.Ko Allegheny Foundry, if. JU-tJiSON' CO. Allegheny Foundry.

BOOCtiU JOH5T Ml.olt.lt i STEW AKT. STEW M. AM'FACTtKEHS of every deription ft Heatii-g and Fancy stores. Gratea. Fen-ilt-r.

Sad iJosr Ir-'tis. Boxes, and aii kinds cf pol'NtMiY tUhce and Warehouse, No. lirit Uljertj L4'wrt street, corner ot Hand, r.itsDur.;!!. a. jaz.

ROWVS EXTRACTS OF KXGLISU ALEKI AN. Thisvaluahle and hK'hiy concentrated contjiii ail the nrojatTties of Valerjai. Rooot. and stands unrivaMed of the ne sTs-iu. A supply ree-rved by JS.

FLEMING. iaJf" success-rr to L. Wilcox Co. KTALLIC INDIA RrBBER LEti- g. rerivd and for sale at the India Hut IteiHit.

-No lit. Market etre't. J.AH.rillLUPS. I 0 lKltZEX PAIR LADIES AXD GEX- In-Jin Knhher Mlaed and s. lined and n-Jmiiit, No.

116 Ma ket strict. U. PHILLIPS. pahuu: lialls. Jut r--celved and sale at the India Kuhher lHd.

No. 116 Market street, jan-o J. A IT. PHILLIPS. IKKaSII riU XKS in 3 and 3 I ha.

each: I t.k:mr df at lt ani TJ'i e. snmU t'iincy of eens: i ina -VZ luall luijce aud 4 Dnin-ls r-eeled hy tW. A. McCLCKii. aseases ine nearj quality or steei.

with the -mfe. hT sale hy J. enem.cat a'tion ot toe K. n'ELDIN. Stationer.

WHOM rt, hetd andll. Jl'UlvOX'S IlGES 1 of ivnnsrH-ania. fnim KaHh Edition. fl Vf V' I'll I VT 4 Ti: from the year 1 S0O to the USth of the Judictal' ivejsions. analytical con- tts.

a dutested sjlai.us ach title, and a new full and between iid and 4th. OROIW-J H. VTI.0R VNDRIW HliTOIf C1 K0. II. TAYLOR 4 HUSTON', (successors to Tnylor lditnie, tiencral Commission and Fo-r-, warding Merchant.

aui Am tuts fur Kastern Traasn'rfra- tiou Linctt. Wholesale" Iit-aiors in Staple tlptceries. hc1t- iH -iH rtl iwinr, -i 1S- so'in and Ken nek Hemp. T.diaceo. tkitta Ash.

Window tiiass. Piic. Itar and White Lead. Nava. Sttres, and Cincinnati and ItHsi'Urtch Manufactured tioods jteiteraliy.

Affiits fcr the "Penn Miil" and "Rajmer Mill" I'ittshurtih. No. iS Front street, foppfite Louisville, Pitisimriih and St. Louis Packet LaDatni. Cincinttati.

ja'ii'i-stmd rnn LRS- HOI'S on hand nnd for mile. PVt liolesale an Hetnil, ti MiUtltlS.t tTTilX. ja-ii ia ihe Diaaiouil. SI OXKY, (country straiinil,) llc per at I jaifi MOKHISi PATTO.VS. in LiaiiKmiJ.

1H! (31" 1 IT i 'V 11 Vt" I 'V i. ef the l.e by the ker. at Kelail. at J- iKllt.S a PAllilVS. CTORAOE AM) CELLAR TO KKXT.

aiv C7ily to JACOB FllRSYTH. tVater st EW SUCAIUTKEI) HAMS an-i Swiff, lliieinnati Suirar Cured lfamr -City S. C. Hkdis and Keel nea. Just ree it ami fi.r sale by W.

A. McCLCP.i;. rpo LEr 1 Water LET The Tavern House. e.irnen anil strrte. mttuininr inn Ri.iin anit ll spiemliil anartiiient.

i.arl.... Ti attaebed an I-e Iluiur. piven on 1st of April jaial Or- i i. oto Jtlil A IA Mi AN. Bridirewater.

JONKRIXO'S SUGAR ,10 1.1,1. A h'g'a Crushed and liilverized Stuear. Lo er- ale by i. HA WoKril. THa.

and Wa. Alley. IltSBAXDS CAL0JXEB "MAGNESIA. a. i superior qualities of thl i nT.Mis t- it isentireiy of arhonic Acid, fre from unpl-aa-aut tsste.

smell, orother diwcrernUe prtnrtit and the touch or palate trnsjet-Miful of it is fnnal in sTrenth to fmr the Majnis thua romhiuioij muallne of d.e ith the mt arcald f.m in whwb MaKDveia can 1 ad-Biltn-iered. A fr. sh supptj received hy "r'-r'L i- i Co. EYE BALSAM rTZZL -M reuh.1;- for sore and inflamed JT: fur 'helan ten reara. and t' it to tail in one "inele aWirted rhouiU it a trial.

A larce l-' Jl. PLKMIM). Jii1 Pueeessor to h. ileox Co Bkowx is isoir MH Low Three cross of this eelebratad reretid by J-" JOS. to i Co.

LUXURIES 11 sacks Pried IWI.ra. 9 do lio A r.o. In re and flT WM. BAOAI.KY CO. 1 ssie by fjanW I ARD 7 bbls.

Lard: I A 12 tee dt. arrive br O. P. Railroad, Fr sale by jaift H.tK x.i. i f.

fali OUSKS AXI EOTS FOR SALE One fine House and Lot on Penn between Irwin and ins. Hnrnr axrtrt Is tm Wvlie street. One du do on5lh sl, hetween Soil rh field and C.rant. our Honsea and Lots on Tenti trt aaar Niagara Enfrftw One ffouse ail It Calwell aL, Let. Ebx and Lojctui.

Onn Ho3se aca Lot on LlUrtr st, AJIephcnr. do do do Itauk Lane, froutirs river (i do do nar Hope Cctton Fact-wT Two do do do Anchor do. do do en Wsl'mt Houses and Lots ia Sharnshurtf. Ki-s-bt do do and SWinrMinstn v. Brlabto-A 'w.

variety of oth ail of which are derribed1n reyiataw. If you want to hnv a boB-a yon would dTwSll to get a cpy: it can be had gratis Inquire of laMf 75. 4th st Painted Win-w Shade. lru vu tiree'i Hi Cloth do; IrTabt hl Ch dx French Transrrrat d-r Ba- Irab Linen da. 7JJ st thaCarrwr V2 9 ACfcis DJttY1 APJLES r'd nnd fur a-sw br jai uxyBia.

coujaV. fir I r. I i in 1 FREEME5MLR0TJSE. Sor A itrnst mtngm la rnUmplAted by th rt'irnU- ttOB of tlM iHvrpl in Th covpnnT n-trl La to by oar Taenad FUmt. who tara now cum-berad th tli Mihty LWl, to bmkfta, ad tha bUgbtinc rum of SLA VERT It thraatMiJ to extended eir ttw immnw larrttorr of Xebk.

Th citiwns of FtStatmntn. ftithful mnd dTotM to all th aotemn fn-gwfiHitt aiiA oompnKim of ilw Connitntioae desiw to antmbla in eonncil, in rxprtm their 4fcU orron pf tlw dmslarv! be Inflict, upon one riirbta honor, nd to otiv owe tcAmmn protest ginsL tension of Kwtj to the now free TTitArj of Xetrauls. We ther-JW rraesrt ff, nir, to rmll wlr ft dy iosibi, A PUBLIC MBETINO Of OUR CITIZENS, to tlVri an otpoTtatutef of xpTeiiBK our Tiewi upon wibjert frwuht with danger to cur ffiorkxoft and belo-red ouuntry: Chariee Aerr. Wn. LrimP7, Jr, franeU Herroa, Thoa.

WUiUm, Web. Rob. aisoa. F. Lorenz.

C. Robb, iWw. Camnbell, Jared M. ffrash. H.

W. D. N. WhiT, Kurt. U.

Kid4le, ilwm C. Flowni, James Barr, A. La re, J. Nawta jone. John Mccafcskoy, O.

Lotiinia, A. S. Be.l, O. L. B.

Fettermatt. Edwin H. JiiNtpb Knox, J. K. Br.Jy.

Iav.d BriKft, B. Llite. 6am 1 raliaer. L. R.d.

W. K. Ktrad, Aaron Miilirjuj. J. 1L jl a Todd, J.

w. wi iU, D. C. Haiti Itx. M'MlUas And.

M' Master, T. 8. Slmpeoo, W. B. Ciirrr, a.

Rohmon, Rata I G5orBv, Daxtlei M'Oorrtr, A. U. MrGowail, Junes, Barnes Lowry. yam. D.

M'Oowaa. Jamea Lowt, Ta tha Clitrena of PUtabnrahi Ta osnfermltr with tha fcreeoina" re.jueet, a aeetlnr of tha dtlzeae of Plttaoartth will be held on ytondaf A 7 oxloea. at tha Court Uouee, Iheobjertaliovastated. t. VOLZ, Mayor: lanwr tat Mcbraufca.Tka Mearlns Ta-Xlsht.

Ilia call wa publish to-day, for a meeting of our citizens this evening, to express their abhor-renea of tha enormous outrage contemplated 1J the leaders of the present administration in Congress, will meet with a response in the heart of every man with whom freedom is not an unmeaning term, who is not so wholly besotted by party affiliations as to submit to any and every indignity which the powers at Washington may aea fit to impose. The people of Xew York, of Cleveland, of Cincinnati, and numerous other etties and towns, have called meetings, and circulated petitions, and it behooves Pittsburgh not to be last or least in this great work of preserving what our fathers achieved by so mnch labor and peril. The call contains the names of many of orr citizens, who have sot hitherto been found in the anti-Slavery ranks, but who are indignant at the cutrage attempted to he inflicted upon our honor and freedom. Among the names we see that of tpa Tencrable Bey. Dr.

Hebbox, who has long since ceased to take an active part in political concerns, but who, at a time like this, whun iniquity has taken possession of the high places of the country, and Slavery lifts the iron heel of onpresiion for tha purpose of planting it in the Terr heart of our western territory, desires to titter the voice of hoary and venerable age against tha unholy scheme. Jspe there will be a meeting which will do eWor to Pittsburgh, and to the cause of freedom asd the eoostrv. MosOTOAnEtA Xavioatigx CoxrASv. Ye have been favored with a pamphlet copy of the Fovrteeath Annual Report of this Company, showing it to be in a very prosperous condition. as the statement will show Total amount of toll for the 01 JJeaucl aw.rov 11 Interaat rtaid on Couuon bonde 'J.

7 .1 4 Mate tax for laii, 1.250 Si 1V13 or Bet earning Of the above balance the Board ordered two dollars per share to be paid to the Stockholders on the 15th July last, and two dollars on the 16th January, being 8 per cent for the past year amounting to 11, 090. The Company having discharged the mortgage upon the works, and commenced paying dividends to Stockholders, have turned their atten tion to an extension of the works to the Virgin ia State line. In accordance with this purpose, survey of the river, front the mouth of Red tone creek to the State line, was made in Sep tember last, by John White, Esq. The entire aaent to be overcome by damn. is 41 800-1000 feet.

Mr. Lathrop, the engineer of the Company, pro poses to overcome thia by three dams, of four teen feet each, which have been located, by him and the President as follows, viz So. 5 at Bonnet's bar, or Watkins', two miles above Brownsville. No. 6 at RiceTs landing.

So. 7 at Jacob's creek, lower ripple. These three dams and locks, it is believed, can be constructed for about 150,000. Proposals for the construction of the work have been advertised; and since receiving a copy of the report we see it announced that two of the locks and dams have been let No. 6 to James Bums and John Kos, and No.

6 to Messrs. DuU Co. Thia wHl give great joy to our Virginia friends. The appendix to the report contains some important tables of the business of the line, which ws will give to our readers at our earliest leisure. The report is a plain, lucid, and satisfactory document, and does much credit to its author, the President of the road, J.

K. Moor-head, Esq. Jobs Mitcbeil. whilom the Irish Patriot, trat now tha would bs Patriarch, has eome out in long latter addressed to Hixbt Ward Bscch-, in defence of American Southern Slavery. Bis argument is a rambling dissertation on the loveliness of Slavery, and an argument in its defeaee drawn from the Bible, and the example of Washisoios, etc.

There is nothing nw in it, except the unwonted leal displayed for the "patriarchal ln.titution, which is ever elevated above a state of freedom, as will appear from tha following paragraph, which is a sort of summing nP of hi' argument "Thus the ideal of a slaveholder's position is a tzus rmtriarchate. Be is the father of a family. And how much higher are his duties and mbuitiaa tban those of a mere employer lor money wages, between whom and his laborer the ole mzus is cash payment 1 If be do his duty, how much higher he stands in the scale of God's area Hires than tha man who merely pays his merely pays ms S.turday night, ad workmen their wage, on dismisses them to the grog-shop." There, now Who wouid pay a man Lis hou-ast wages after that; feeling as he must, that by a doing he is lowering himself in the scale cf God's creatures Poor John Mitchell Th Prohibitory Law. We had the pleasure of an Interview with Col. Hiram Hclrx, since his return from Harrisbarg, where presided over the delibarations of tho State Temperance Con- vsntion.

The meeting was very large, between ana and two thousand personi, being in attendance. eongregated from every part of the State. The proeaedings wera enthusiastic and harmonious, and mut make a aeciuea impression upon lue Biembers of tha Legislature. CoL IIuHi is decidedly of the opinion that the Prohibitory Law, Jr. the form recommended by the Convention, will pass both Houses.

The Convention recommended that the law should not take effect until April, 1855, and that in the meantime tha peo pla should have an opportunity of voting upon it, in the form of "Repeal'' or "Xo Repeal." This obviates the constitutional difficulty of submitr tjiic it to a vote of the people. If the people ae- aide for '-repeal," the next Legislature ean ro it will stand, with the i peal is additional force of a solemn sanction immediately from the people: rejoice i urc mi ai.ruiu.a. Of the time when Pennsylvania shall be numbered among the temperance States. is Dabess." Mr. A.

Leech, of 1, th. contractor for supplying 6. tells ns that he wiU take care St. Locts ibis eitr, who Theirs with coal, tells ns that St. Louis is not left in darkness.

He says he has a letter from the Secretary or me uas Wm-ka. informing hint that tha Company has the flr of eoal enottgh on nana aja, before th.t tune be w.Il debrer a mfficient ly hsing toe coa. tha ic- S'1 to ftnd tap mo arj hr our St I UMU our St Leu rr- ded npon fihe for soil. fatal ests. has of and it she one a for if its or i I 1 K.

Carter A an other Kastern I'nUihers: A 1 1 J- PV vi iQ A law a.rtuient of Theoltseic! wrt: FauiUv and A M'if fc KJJO.V.. a. NU 1 American and Kurnpeau etiitioua. f.r fle -4 1- Action Pens, having the srissi.rs action of hj tsAl-LKK. IVhrai Ailt-it-hcuy City.

tb ortlinarv Mel Pen. with the aretSl'le fiexiiUty of 1 Ff.wiler are put ny tn one v-omd imi sri rcall- a airreeame rescrt Mr iravt-iiers. In plan, it aiil tie conduct -a hI not only T-r the diseases incidcnl to Aor.w- theiwtwipk' of the flrst Kttropean Hotels. uests iM with meals in tliPir-wnapartnionts. oral tho rvfj.

rtriac aroi other aultnals. hut they are likewise au taMes dthe aloon aceordinit to their own option, wcellent article to improve the condltiou of the animal. he apointiiiciits of the house are of the most approve.) ftr Mttrh On-, thej nut the conditi-m of i mwh-rnstvle. The first two th-m are arranne.1 in sniteaof is. i ii.

PM4BS. tith parlors aud bel-rfwnis. im the third, frurth but thry inen-ase the nuantity as weli a im- and fifth s. th r.ui,-ea. 14 ft mmr.

ith IA prove the quality of milk and butt nr. The proprietor say 1e't -eilinK. are tm arranged as to communicAte. affort.lin rhsir it ha. n.i-ntilr- nf IW.m I ample 8CC- imnilKlftt iotlS Ir-r anillies.

ftll.j eAtenJillli fn'111 thf 1 he reeivri by the undfrviamed for rei airing tha ifi Hi, tel. cfinier tit Lit-rtt stutDrsn T.ts.lr uautatreo ur. is. ja.tK.t At. Ins.

Co. of Hartturd. 74. 4th Cy i IOSS MoxifHii Mustiinr Liniment in smf and salt- by FLLMlXJ ltKi'M. avrett fire.

lifeo. AKVtLIK Art. ins. to. of Ifarttoru.

74. 4th st. w. I A Kt Kt I'M 1 1 I-KT on -d flour OI the "-house '-lUm Jn A. MeLL Ru.

IKTERKATIOHAL HOTEL, IiROADWAY. tortur of Franklm tlrrrl, XRW YORK. NTEHXATIOXAL HOTEL, corner I Broadway and Franklin streets, bavins: been comnlet- 4tt. i nn oi-en rwi'tifn of guest. In the erection up of this houser effort has been directed to seturinn the rimt-rr and convenience of Kuesta: and tin Itn'ltlP Will he tt.

rVOil-r th llotol tin sttraetiia and Hritlv.ay front fet sIoor the Franklin street side of in. ouniinif. a aistaiice ot ttwt pnf farther snfaneeiv. The fliting up cf thew e.t styleof miHli-ru art. on the first thf- Uoor hrioK ail conni i tHsutt the re.tuin'inenti afartuiciits i in the bet styleof modern art.

On the first w. nt. Vork. Jan. "2.

Ih.Vfc jalS-ln. Acknowledgement IHK Muiiars of the Wostern lVnnavIvn- nU return tlmnki t. th. l. 1 1 i and twenty iiiiiBdolsr aii into the tr.

sury of the In- stitutiou, through the bands of Kcv. II t-aniphell Ji aii JtMIN AUPF.K, TrV. JJJ CLINTOCK'S CARPET WAKE-ROOMS: Xo. lti Markkt-St 1'iTTSBracii. of hav tried it Kay a t-iund and a half to two pounds per nf wa-i ,1, ib m-- svi i mtiu-l fluorn.

th cetlitiar sn1 wails are rietm irt-ncH tiuteamt save money by th" ojeeration as well a improve smi the tltrw upper lrifr the are liaudi-onieiy thajuhed the appearance of a paper, 6 pa- in tine oil The furniture of the house as been ii tw.i-n 11,1 i select il a view the com hi nation of elegance and pers for l. ftLO. H. KKhR, No. I4, otor.fort.

and it is hoped that not hire; is left to he desired in corner nod t. and Viririn aliey. I this Tit t-roprietor rlfsiree esrfwiaily to rati the jalO Vt hi-l--sale and Retail Aueut. at of the ptihlii-to the laet that arriTine lti ivii s.oil- Tt t-n l- "i inthi'City late niirht trains will lie furnished with ShKLlXU TO RKM) K. -lamt'l Mtitaltle at all the utuht.

Roi.i.. No. Put Market street. PltOthnnrh. will otter his The International Hotel will he under the direct super-iv i.re vi.t laraf" stock of U.M.f.

Shoes and Kuhtters. at very tcintenceol Mr. illiani Hemingway. rric-s, until th huh of pHhruarv. OvVt.

when hot-s The lr-iprietor. f-ratffitl tor the patronaire hitherto be-to rtUi- ve to his r.i store. Nn. Mnrket treet. hlcii he i stowrd SOlir-Tally upon hiui.

re-fe-ttiiMv req newts hlliuit up viih au entirely ita st.K-L. Tin puhiic tiunance of thf puMic favor. JoilN" TA YtjK. Pronriett.r. MAS constantly Imud tho large as-j -sortment of Ktia-lish Velvet.

Tapestrr So- i 11 r'( 'lv' r'ff'1; pi-rnne three-piv and Ins-rain fAKPKTl Nf. in 1 rvr-iv are rsi-cii in. it'll io esti aim profiin nts pnwiu ime iUs-k, at unusually tireat bansalna, ot ((fKi-memliT the lilaee. No. ittfl.

Market stnsit. bt-tweeli filth ami i-lLTty el COTCH 111 I VI 1) L' 1 o.u.i,rvr.l. 1 lit. ahand'-oed the Idanmnd Mfirket House have mianimously h-M. with una exception, to supply their raistomers with meats mi the recti lar market Switch 1 1 aU Market House.

1'he Farmers ami th'tee havio? prrfdure. for sale will find It to thv-ir advauta-4. attfnd. We hope thecitixeii Ague and Fever of three Years Standing CPHKO- Mr. John Loatfden, now llvinn at Ihv.veT Daui, Hanover Virair.ia.

near Richmond, hail A tie and FevfW ft' three years, moat of fte time he had chills twice a day, and rarel less than once; hewaspsrehed with fevers as ats.ii aa tha chilUcft him: and after try jni; physicians, Quinine, most of tiio Tonics advert and ever thing! recoiunieedetl to him; was about to Rive up in despair, when Carter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of; he Rot two I bolll'. bat Ispfi-re had used more thnn a sincle oue. he ai nerlvetly cured, and has not had a chill or tWer since. Mr. L.jnKilcn is only one out of thousands who have been IwiM tited by this great Touic, alterativo and blixd pu- rificr.

ree advtTtirWiBfiit lth his SjPlilVate. The condition of the Stomach is of vital Importation. No man, woman, or child ran be healthy nortanoe. isn man, or mini ran tie neanuy thoroughly an ith thwfortl.s of riTiliel so- Villi. Tiunro.i.l' HnraaaV.

Bltters. r'rerareU by Vt. C. M. Jackism, Philadelphia, will as aureiy create a regular and healthy action of the stomach as oil will lea- sen the friction of machinery: Let the victim of dysnen- aim oc indigestion in any ot its forms, try it, and we fcuar- antee a p.d appetite, physical vtlnr.

firm nerrea, sound; sleep ity niht. and Increased cheerfulness by day. jaSfi-aw "A Great Case by Dr. Keyser's Pectoral lire In rieliles Tos-nahiri. Allegheny thetthoffebruaryl la.

monllia 1 mtptoyea m. i and eeush eontinued unabated, until early in Ortobnr. At that time 1 TH adviat to try your I EITOKAL O.l'till SYRtrP, whleh 1 did; nd after I had taken one bottle. I vaa free from and spiuioc. I had despaired nf eer settins well, sad 1 think It should known that thl valuable remedy wflj fcr snhen what hse done In my aea.

JOBh C. LITTLE, PeaMe. Tp. WlnB-B. St.

Kerr. BrHaburah, Dwa 11, 1M JalMaWl I i t)w 'slTti marir-t; t'xethr with l-iui r.rJ grain, Hr-mjK List. Kat, and Venitian tair Crrpetinhr. tf ever5'ariet: We are ik.w iinprirtlnp a heavv st ark of p. -Ms from r.naand.

expressly our Sprim ale. arnons hh lt are Hare celebrated Floor tilCioths. nianufarti-r to mir order, and the newest patterns of Cmssing Velvet aud Axmiuster Carpets, and Mosaic Kutrs. As we have unusual fat-iltHei i.r ptirchasinir from the eastt-m manufacturers, v.e are conviuced nn rffer in-du-'eliients thar ewnnot Im sartasreit. to lith wholeeaia.

and retail purrha-v-rs, and art- preoami to font inn Hotels, ats or Houses, on the most favorahle terms. ja W. Jtl'CLlM'oCK, Western Farmers Insurance Company, NEW LISliuN, OHIO. CAPITAL If Ak. inTrl.

1 A ''fbargb. Knt. JAMES I.FA 1 MAHTTV, and Treasurer, REFERF.SrES. A. A.

Bain, Ptttsb'g. Wilkinson tt ITt.ffstott llttsb JJ. VmUtaelt. ViiM.i fr2eiich, 11. ilaarSarVe Harlnuith Graham A JT' VFRlCAV CIUMIVAf I Ulo ri.ln a D(aei of tbe statute, of the t.iiifrai Suit of Maaesehuaettii.

Innii.ilTania aud Virginia, wllh the on raw anniiK uimn tinea Malutee, la a enem. of the rlninial Jurl.prudenre of the Criminal and CI, ,1 Laa. by Iranris h.rton. A few eoiiie. ut the abore wnrS inst P-oriiej and fcr eaie hy KAY 00., Wo.1 et.

PRODUCE SUXDRIES TS am and half bbla. No. 1 Lent on ao par a butter. 00 bbla. prima BU But tar: jaJ' 1 VT hHa Bswns.

ftir sal br LARD 10 bbls. and 16 0 T7Z I oe imn im ffm thar, wt ax net.