; - tr-,
,' ~ , :,:,.;,., '', i: ' . :.. 2;t1,-*Si::•4- i,
-V', _.,P.---,''','"'','":•'„;:,,,-:;,::,,,,:'' ~ ' 'Q • f ; - ' ,r, : . .. „ . ,„,-;
..
.... . .: i , ~. -.._,,...:
~; i !., 7, ....
~ .-.. ..- ',, "., , e -';--N,l. 4",-;.''''`!=.''2l4l :.;.if-'''-.:q.:q2T.,.,:i--1-:,1,,*.,.„?;"t1f.r;:1-,.-4:.,:'L•t-.`0,-Ar:44`i.':-,' • ••' : "..'- ..... • ' '.:. - ,...,..44 1:-: '''.
, : ,r >
,:,
~.-.1.,,,4,,..,,,,,.%t..5NA;:454;)?.?,rk'Y1.i.Ae,„*%....':4Zi,kAt'5,1Y'11;..'.!-1;' -;41'.,'-':'_-;•:-!':',.'W.:''''1:'*-.:V.1-;7;,:t•.- - :'' , .. ; -'7:Z:;:.:. . :• ‘, :'' ..' ‘'Z'.4;l,;!; ~i1,;,,-.'.,
f:4,,,'X,".N4L.Vi,j„'‘',:'4' ;-.,':::-1.-,'7X,Fkl;'-'Z"...-,-4`;k-. A Y.; s'..t. ;..:,;,-;',',!',. ~.`tt,-,, e.7q:1,:-,f,--,'.''.:4,-...,'•'-'•.-i't4.,-::.,.;.4.,....: . c -1. ~pc . - --...-,;,..,....",.., ~r. ' . ' , , 1ii , .r.,.:.,.--.-..,,......,
- - -5t,..:.:4-...,',.',:::-...-,-:: .. -.... . 1"::'-..::'.`.;;'-':;-.,•;-=:.-',.::.•• -,-. - •
~,
..,,t,„,..,1„, N,,,,-„,*.5ett,...t5,5,;,-„. .
~,
„i,-,,.;,..,,,,,„,.., ..-_,,,.,,,,,,,,f,*; ..-,,,,,,,t4n-r.s.,- 7.. 'l' ."*,...:.4 ~.. mi ~;!-,'. t,-.;1.•:,.,,..,.j..,.:1",.- ..:.'1.,...-v.;Ar--.." ~t-;"•-.-, ~.' r.:,•, ;;...:•'.,t. t .
...... ..-.•',.. -,..:..-. ..,:.::.,...• , - ..,-.'•-••,,`,-'''...• ',.'-':';.•• 4';...,.:,-4.--•••;;;I!
~..,-;,,-`.
...-' ...•-:-. '-. T.: • ' •• ;.,- '• ", -,. '.; ..= ;-•.....-.:..;,'_-_. ,
,fi
•- • '' .
..,;,, -,,.....i 1.•H'..,t•••.% Fif..;:.74;4:2;.'''7.•--,r,..:.;,..:'-'`..,2, -1'.!i..1-.471•,..,.„4. . ' ,-. :;-,...: '.
~,.-'. -. ''.' . i;' '. -... .„;;; ' ''-‘ ''''';':l:, :',-,..,-; ; ' . ,' ,...i . ..,.. ', '*
;*;. - ..i,.,! ..;,-:,.-::',': ';..;;.";''.;-:' .; . , i . - • '.,..-..-... ~.!.' '.-
~-* . n• i- i .'* ` - ',
...
~,,--_`. ~-40N1.-,- ,'*.N , . .::;i::' ~''.. -4 -,-,...?:,,,,,.----,,.,:1i. N .....,-,-, ~•..!..:-.., ' ... - ';4..,,1,„- '--' ~''..11,),„::.".;'..,.,,,..^..1.,,, '.'.
_,'• . 2, :.....: ~- ~ .:,,,
~ .. , = :, • ., 4 ,.., , t ~.,..-, -,,, ..7.(''.:.7; '''',,.',.,' •- . .::-.,.,-,;. ~;..,, ,1 :;:. ;,,-..;-- -~:.
.-,,"•CA-.:".z.:...,-;.......--.,..,.+-,...:,...; '",-:„;' , !,, ; ;`1, - :... : ,'
‘, ~, k ~„;:,,,; ....,..1: - ' -,,,;::°';',.'-:":.. ''. 4 : :. ., ''..!..c .k...;:•,,,..*.,0 ;„- . ,* . ,- 4 * *. '; ;,'' ' '-`, - ;;
'-'"...' ;;'''' ...1' ..
,: ... ;°. .. r• , ..i.?...,-1,..,,*;',,,.'..-.,4,.'
~r . .;:%. 1, i.- - :• ,„ . ,
~:..„..J ~.., ..,., , ,.,f ., - , • i
~ , ‘, , ;.,,-.- ,
.., :,.-.. t ,
~ ~•-,,,:-„,,
,e,_
~,,,,,2„,.....,,,.„..4,-i-;,..;,,..,,,;,. ,
~,,‘,...... . -,., :- : ~, . . ...;-,,, %.:;}.. ~-,..?.....,. 7.
t..e:.7ii-r,":,7it ;'-'W'''''''.";..:; is.' .... :: : : ,.. !:'k: l fN . •,;, ' ',‘,_:f . .i . ,*.. '... ',
..-',-*,-,ssi.:-...,-
~,;',,:,,,.T:-..:'!:;',1-117,,P,!.- -,):*.1"','.:,L-'2:4:-',:,;-,.1
,;,-,'&...'; ...,,,-; :,:•1, ! , -,3. - ;' , ',',,, ,;. - ,.7_':. -; -,,,, ' - ' ,,,- 7 - i...',1::, - ...„.„,,..,... - : . 1 . ,:' .;,-; -:- ... ',,,', ', . ,,-- ..;i , : - ::::' ,. .::::,, .:':' :. • - • : t ,:'”- '` . ' ; '"': : -Y . `.: .• : '• .:: '*,.,, S. "'-, '',.,':" .5 .4 " i .• '..,i''.:' ,, .".: -•' ..'"4:: ''.l'.',"..
Atlt'itlf,*l;T"....4..'iN,,s*.:l..-:,;-'' :.' ',-'-s'''...:' ..'t'li.."l-,*,....f 1:--' % .-:';7. . ' ,- .'. --:- 1 ':
.1
'',......,'1':::•i.:,,,:ft,..-.,„:,,,,-',:-,,tt,,4„.:,..:,,,4,,,,.,;,:,,,,..i,,z,,:i.::„,,,,..?c.,:i;,.;:;:,.,..,,:,,..„,....:;;ita,,,--.,,,,,,,::,-;.,:.,,,,-.-_-.....:,,,,,,.„,,,.....,,,:.:,::::,....:.
...? ~_,
~,_-.-,,,, f.,..,,,,, -:;;:,,_.-,J,,..!„,.2,...,-..„..,!,,,:_...,,,,.. ~....?... -.,, - : - - •,, •
... ,::,
~
~.)„;, J1..... ,_ ',,.
4--11t,.„A,--`--;;-:',,:.Li; !'i.';'Si..* ,.7. '! ' ',' '.,-..,....,.',,,?.; 4r.,... ;..;....k.;•• ..4 -t!.#;t;;!.3.:__%,,.i--,,,,„..,„.4*,,)'1./-....4;.,3*,.7t,.?...7.:.,-,, vt.,:.' , ".. , ,,,.-:' , : ,,.. „...,.4.!; Q,..,-,:-,i'-of., - :: : '. --, :: . . ,- .. ,, ..: - ..;‘ , '.-_ , f,--,--,::,,---.-- , -.-.- -,'-,;,..,..,:-.-,...,.:-.`..,- :::'- - ::; , 5....t . . - --..•-,;. , .. -- -- 7 ;.--'--,...- ':- ,- = '...: ' '-'-.; :.:. '..:'...-- 2.‘'.:.1.:------,'1..-
A::1'P.,...:;k:ti!,t;14,;4"7i-4.-...r,;..,iFi:. :;.:'':.;'..':'-..7--.:::::;':...'"!-','4.`-',.!..3'4:411,..,-*,tj..":,,--i-i.';'-':5;;;:*-T':-.-I;3:4;!:4?..r4ii-il.'..;:-'..:,:,-..1':',';'-.•,...%""L:479,F.-§1.1.7i:',:.51,717-',;',-.'il'.!..144.t.3,,,,';'''-'71:::-!.%.;'''''1.f'-'$:,..-°,.-:.,tf-.1.!'-A: \''',''''-',.''.--:...-:i7:''':i.'":::'-';:;,-';;;-;',."!'e:f::1.-:.:':....:'1.-;-r-If'•- ' ' '';.-''.- ' 7°::' :: '1;:,::::.. ;;:. - '','' - .1!''' 4' '''':.•;_ - ' ; : ,:-: .......:.---:...,.-,...-:,.- ,- -'': 2r :',." - --' l 3 .:'. ...C .--- - --2:-:
lis,,,Lk-5:0.',;;.'q.,;;;-`...;...'-,".r..':71,;,:at„,7,---i'•44.,4,':ft,:14 ',‘-'*.;'-'!''''--',.1-',:::t,';';''-'i'l-'''''''l4'l4l,l..!-- '.' '''''''.'"%'!ii. skrl:2:4.-ii-N •.',4'..',..3-.:'''''''''Ll.:.';-:''''--' . -:''',.''''-r..;f'''-,::'4344i•:''."'''L'- b--,."',.‘i±,.-.•'''. .‘•! '.• •-% '.:*•..1::.-.''-: -:; !'f ' ;' .. / .. : .'
.:- ..::-.. ''-•----' -'•;..'-'•'..--'=:;-•i•-,;::•
~:i*A V, , -' t- ','-' '' ' ' '' ' s -l - r t ''' • ;•.." 4Cr-i--'i',*..*"*,... '' N *i .. *,,,,r it...-,,, M'A .4.- '''.': r, . 1.0;:-.'C ' ',. . , Viir kf :,i' . .' =:' - ...; . ...: 1 4 .;';',...: '. .is''.)4.,'''` i. " .-",' , 4 ft;,,: . k1':,,',',' 4. . ".i % re' .';-- , '; -,- .7.. -.- ':' . l ; -,,,,, ,- ;,.,-Ii?" --, ,cr,, : - : .j,i'':,;",,, ~ . "r,;, -' , 1: , , ..:,1:,;-: , ! =.- '',,ft "i , 1, ' •,...„ ..., ~.,' , ~:.-,,....,.; .;,,,,: , _ • -,,•:, ; ,-,, - ~,r,,:,'. ';'. ~- - '
•,,,;1 .„4,''.'‘q - 1..i: t' ''..' ‘''' 1' --'-iili-i4r-„,,tzt,;;.6-:,-s?-0:ii.i,..3,15;,,,,'5, ',' .e„ ,- ... , 11 .„.‘,....,:„; -;.,:•,•..t.,:f:.-..-.,,,,, ..,,,,,:,,,:,,..5,„,,,,,,,..4,..,-,;„,•,4 ..44... 1. ,. -- ~
. 1 " . ;;1. ',7, r . 7 ' :' '. 4 j '4 • :.''.-:,-;: '' -.• ',';',7::. , ,,; , 'L , 1 .-_,'.;-,i' :,--,..:,LN'Ci',''' ' -,h?---i-ii: : -. t:-.'." , ‘:'s•::.•i, l cY.'' ••• .'- l' - '"- - - - -'-" "--.-".; -,' ' ." 7 ''..
.'i : Agi ' S;;,:? .. ,S t';','"“.*:,;;:,-Nkai.W,..,81.i.,,i,....,'! ,-, • ,4'-- ,;. :-.,7. -- ` i, f , `:; ;Y- ; ,. .1; - ., - ..0%f*,C - L';.; . :: '.' . k ;. , -;;I i • .1:.,--4'.,. i , V,r4,q;.;, , ,..„;. - , '',..,!•":'.. - 7 1 , 1,-,4,'.,=., '',. ",..r,-,.4'''!: "- - T.'! l- ` . ., -,.. -:,,-,',.- z,t - -! , .....;..: ,. 1 :-.--.,-;:. ...,
...'7,,,,;,'„,;41,.;.,..,1.1.2,4'..;.-r,;- '....--.,:,-,
-,,,.%..400,,,,x5....„.,,!,i„N-,-.Z.:,:,;,,iti.,!..47;-4,-T,t41..4;4,_, „.,,,,,* 41- !:'';;;.` - 's,;',, - , =,, ~ -`, , ,... - i....L,. ', ....,,,f .;....,,,,-..;,...i.:-5,,..e, F.', ".* • 14 -_ , , ,- ; , ,? '.?: ;-..,,-,,,,,;* ~,,,',..'...;,L. -,.,,,,-„... ,5;„.„..,.jr;?..,...*:-...1.N,..: ....,1-..,.:-.1.',.;;;:::,`," 4.;--::..‹.4,-.'"''. .;',;‘";.,-..•:*•.'4,,:,;, ';`-„'„.4erZir,f.... ,-,•,.-....i'.'-.F-.1-';',.,'
??4'047.1,0e* isl"i,Sit-.7;14,.-.0-1-,*,,•...,.';;1-,--,..,;.;,..,-;,., ~I -,' '74
~.1, . ., ' , ; ...,,,,...,:',„
.„,...,c
~,,,,,,,,,--;;.,r,,,,,,,...,-10.,-..*:,;,,,,„:,,,
.:- '.. ~ -• ~.-,, ~.--,!.. :N ;) ;'
~....' 1.....i - , -, *,14,",-..::''; ,- , - f.'........r, ~..-:-'''''..' : -._.-- , r - ' - , ''.:. ;.•;..,. '.. -,
*,,,,,,4-4 4,1-51*,..-7.14,,,v.i.t5„,..4i, ..41-.„-k..C.5,-;.,_,,,-*,-:::. ' -_ -' .`i .5. ,,, ~: ..; '.,. :1 . e‘,;,_ ~, -; Z . , - .‘-.. -. .J , "- '..
:: r..r - "Yi , "T; '',.:. -',-*..,' .:*;;;`4:, -1-:' ' ' ' ' !' ' ' ,- ;., •,` ' - i--' ; 1 '44 , *?:,:f ' ..-, ''lr '-'...''..,-; -,'441.. ; -- '3''' ''• ' ':'' , - 'i .:' '' '-'o.'• ‘:.-•':2.
' ''s',-,?*:;,'"„t_Cl.,-"K„F,,,,,,C-.A.*"71'qi;42C5„.4%-::6;4;'''.l,::;''':' :4"-.." ~ ,, :. <. *, *l.:*.l:r ; V,/..!':.,t15,[%..'41:, -' ,.ff''.-, , ii ‘.''
~!,,,*,-.'.. ;1 4 , * ,, ,,, 7 %',,i':‘i . .: ~'....; : j.„ t 7,.; ','.',' f . -t i . q . ‘:. :l- ; ..` ~..,-;+`-'4,;,-: tY: f .„-* - ' '''''''''''' - ' ' l- . '' '•‘:,.:.:; '.'. ''‘::',:' ''''''' -'
-..'
.
' '''''' W 'S ''' --'
' -...1.,''' '''fi.4.14',>,'''',.,.....:,.!!1',,;,.5.;-....-*!:r4..;''.; -, :' , , - 7::.ie ;.'; 4 , +-ri,..,.; ~.._ i -.' , 'l;4 ',,-..; ,-t-' -',...Z...5,..,....„tei,,1...?.,..,......;1:::,,:.......,:;:.;;.....-....:;:5,.,..,.,..,;...,.4......„.,,,......„....„..-..,..„,....i,.,„,...........„-....,...-,......-..,
~...,,.b,„:„„,,v...„...,..„.44,..1,-,?..,::.:-. ',.... - 7 - '.
*':.S-'1,,,,i .5.,....4,'".!. * i • 1 ',. . 42 ... , 01,-A-. ii*X " : -. * , ,-- ~.;:• ,;, , ,,*.r . ? ~. c. , i s ' ON, ..,, , f,L.',,,-.1 '„ !,.,.,-- ''......--, „,..?•;..f: ,l - ; .;:' ..` '..-...-.,-.......,-,NT,. -,...1%.i.,-....,, ; .. ..,..•
.....,„ . c - c ! .,,,„ . ~,,c, ,. .., ......;..;:-
* .ff qt:li:g,.4' 2 ..- ; ...:.,-;i, ",;,g50 . ;.4;! ! !; . ,;,^ :;.`, -•,, -rf.,;`,,!,FN1,fi.'r.•&1'...---.;.rg, i'-'-`.„,i;•;--;-•.--_,,,,''"--,;,-,-;;;..-4,..;44.,,,.:,,-7'.;:e:1-.iV.:-!-'''-f-'..-:.).::;;,':!.'T '*' , .;f t. , - ..r..•;.'L,' i', ;..4. ':', ,r-seti4',:';',..`;:';:,7:l,..2.'';'
5,**,,4.::.:*4;te,--..:i,4.7..-.*...---e;"2''';'2,l*:* -..i,:14..`4,-x:-:.-p7''.l-.7....',,..;•.' ~,•!'n."-:-.s.'?--t't,,-....";',.....,:,;.:Z6,,i-",,:-1-1:,-,:':-.15'77.'
~.., .. ,, ...-; , . - ... , ; , - . ' , 21' , ': . :1 . t 444 i;; - :',..; , ":..; .
,i::5,g..,,10,0,,,.:N.:,..g4t„,4,f..,*04.**-,.1.-4.4,,,i.„.t. ~ ..,„-,r, ~...-::,,,,,1,-;.,,:t.,..*,..;.nt , 4=4 - : , ..5kc0 , r- -,.. .. :,..- r l-5,5, p,A4'..--;:-,„ .; -. , ,. 2 .-:' .--.,,--: ','i-:","::-:,. ';•?;.. ?'4-- ;.5,.1: - k -1 :_ -' -
fik,'...N.......:,e 4 - .: 1 41401.4,,, )rtt,, 4.M,. 4-0 ....z . c , - , .., -, ....:1;'..:7 - !.,N= : - ~,,,,..,;-(.,:-.i- .:::,,;:.4.,v;z!_,,...!;;-;.,,,,.:..;.,z.,:,..,..,;,i::',,...4:-...:-!/..,-,,,,:..-!-.,-.,:;...., ‘.-,..-,,T.',-:„4::;..,e• --;,';,!..i71.4.:.,:,-::,--t'.,),
---: 7- •":4. 14, i.N.."7: 4 '' kr,/,:pvf Ail.V..ctet.' .44,;,....14, , t0 tk ...,;,."„i-, .•-:,14',;,;....;f1.Z.,i 7.- .. ,. 0 ,, ..,, ,, ; -. 4„;:t ~,* ~_;.,1",.5,4,, 1,,:;;..--4k,. ~.,...,,-5t2.,,i,..,,.if4...- ..,_,,,:.,...,, -
~.1.,.- ': ~..; .... 2 ,-. , ..!,,-; 4 , .. z .,.„ .
.. -. 4"-*.,i„./ , , , , 4 , 4 1,. „v. , 1'..A., -•-ittillitli,,,f,-...%;.;,AN1iga i', ;: 7.1g1 f ;te .VN1Z' , ..%...• -• '- ' , -- 3 , . :!---c 14. r-,-44:.i44.- ..',..p,.`,f,f.ti;4`4,„.--.,,`,.1 ~ .....i..,,.z: . ....,•.,-,,t.; ..=;.ii- ....z,.„„a...r....,..,...,,,,n,
.1t..:4*.-'0.0.ti..-..c.i.--_PO -47, 0;1;--iiIrif-,.tPv...L.',0, fP*--4c.:s-i..?•'«--i;a:!-5,.-i!e;,;,!5‘':•%-'441"-4-.t*,:' . --,q'' 1 :4 1: ..*'-1 ..2-,...t.r'''t4.',;.,.';,Z,..t2.Y.-77. ..`'..-.' -'-'''-
r'yeFlk'i:,:j-,t':;'r#•-rh'C'it!g?'j'jtttOjfl,4.'4'2'4' i44r4V*tei'...'" ' ''4Al ' .7 ! ,,:', F r ' . -% " 'Sc.! :. -4'‘;., 4'...i'..14,:'; .= ,,;' -- :•,.„-; ..-- ' " -
.' -;- ‘ 3l 't) .,, '"er''+ ' I*4,:r''''''V'' 'q ,,li. ' ,-- t ... r . ri'' , .!.,,,,"4 * - ,,1,',..- - 4,i ; . 1 .,,1: . ‘,..,.,: if, - - .r-.,41 , ,;,A.., ) tr.0 a: ,.t, .. _ , ..„
_..: .
-`-t,,4. 1: 1 4 40 4 -it 11 ;41 4 ,‘E,4:44it".1%'7 17:4 ''"'" .-
- -
mk i ,.4, ; .*:: tv;t l .:*;,t'.ii, ::, , • ~ ' r t" l `.;«'.* - " ,, •-.N:- . , , t.V., , -.. 1 . - -;-
g4;-. 4 .41 ,, !, P, 5et.?1fr. $ a at '' ,, i' , 4vf , . 4 -, ') .. 1...1;:r.;. i ,-
~;....,-
1-.4. %.,,•.,..x. .. *,Ai. ;,;,..',Z. -. .
4014, Vii* - -'4- 4 . .% -i-KiLV,-:,.'''it!,'lVer-Te.'.l"C% i- -- - .';''. •
" 4 7k*.. t .i t !- *.;• V ct.,1,;511•1*...:-;,:Pfi.4. *44: "‘" i4 ; : " 17•; : 4 1 ) '''' - 1 ''• •
'.:Fi',....1.14?1*;t' 17%,.,]+.1',1„.,%?:?.),i14414-ilf.''titt-4',:i.V-.'.',-,
. ...,:;-,..i,-;,' "I'4-4;;i:r.i:4':'-,-,-'04144..T:'4/, :...
4 1,
'O-i,.ri'i{:"s: Ziltq;Plaj4,4i:i.:-,?.
,4 7 2i: r t i l t-Alff .1: 1„,,i - " , ,..4,
Vki1,74.,V:4.14;;;Le*14-:1,1%,:ft l'l4/4P,!NtZZ,L;‘,.4.ZriC4'. .. .
t.rttz o ` .-4 N4,44.,VA-- 7 1,41q! 'I,-
.A , . , ,k,f ,- rii, ,, ,,,! ~.., .'. -
-1. Is; - tifitt -4,- .it , 44 - 4.l4ti , twfrpik,lsp k .:, : .., !!. 42f ,
~,,,,...::,,,,,,,„.,....,,
fv6i. -4
'.2%, 14- 1 14.,,,41-1'4.14:if t 444 . , rn ' * '' '.', '': 1 ' 't•A' ' - * *.*+l. q' c '''
- ' -':
-4415*4'47.41'"7.47e Itif'%N4-4.t°-Ckf4trg ,-,-.F•'fi-I,f It0!.1.1. !;', ~..
..,
~+lst,i,t.tterx 4 iitA.,, 43.114v..4 i;r*Nfi;'- fti.' %
'.
at0tv..,„*.,4- 01,4*.",
ctso ' l ll' . 'w 'r: \ - i- 7--1 ' 4 1f:..;,i,--:::- c.;,, a...,N 4 -'•:'1 - ii - .0..c.i ~'- 4 ; ci.;.:." c ,- -, .
.4-,-;tr. W., -4-4 :+• - •;1".. „ , - ..-e..,-1i-.',i: ".• .: .-
4nr,i*,,,tis•fiAks,V.44Al-riE i;:::.7:2'::
4'0.4-0 , ,a , ~.., t,... 0 . 1 .,, 0 ,,,,. „...„,,....,,,,.._ ~,,,,.r , ,...,.., ,,
c- ‘3.ie# 47 -4 - ki4 , -*- - ,4-4-.,p.-1 ~..,„ ... :
- -.4.7.0i,:•::4, ivt,...,,,,,r4.44-...c.4.:—..., ~---.,:.-i,,,,,,
+.4..4,.-..ffi.h4;trs:p..-„pzt, z . ,,,..a.r ! , ,- , 1 -4' ~,.:
:-.1,,,,,,*.-1..4-,..-4-1-N•Z'g.-.fi--:*';?-414', 4'..1.41,-;`7;.". . 1
•
04r 4;4-tl*llt-ttiFiNii:'r4(l4/'-'','Fft't‘l.'!'-i?:: -
-..,4t14-iS,4l,';'-ikt.t.tgielii.ll4ll;;;;4UK-ttn.l'.gbiN'Ogi.l, '•
g, ' .. . 2
friM,W,i;l/4,:-*..R0,414 4i5 v wr i.k .,,,, .....4. • t; , :eiyi,....44.,, : 41 ,r,., , ..:4k . t .-
v1,..4.',,,,,p,t..4..:2Pa:tett..;10..74.,i:-...:-;-...z.T.,;c,frc.1. -
ii.n.,_,..,,,-,;*44.,#*%;C1i-.;.1':;-"ig'-'1,,,E.,;-
14. '---1):-.7V.:t,,..-Ti.q.Zt-.4:tti;''.-.1....:4,..t .1 . -e:-.4.1:.5 - 1% ... 2
-4i01k.dta404t,..u1t~'"4.,;;-,-'*4l;t4.-*.i...,4/4l7tt-N, - -
4 '*44,tiV44V14.t4-412%.47'4'44,:xt't1•tt.`r44.-1.
3 i00.541,41,.,_4. 44.1::"..k.t irerteeilt-, o. , - 4 ti,:*, ~-..,; 1 -- '-
'.- • - 1 - 44,1„ i, $l,.. -Ai A..** '3/..' •'...,,...,:t
„.11-.4-..Z111
Pt - 12 %114,-...,..- Iva 1.741FAU„, ,&•.,-..-.`l. Cf,f, ..-,,,,,,,---
•00-,
- - •'-
' ' - 'g fa v , -t , ti , 4: 0 .4- tr ~,, ....-d., ~ - -
'',;.4ii`4 ,L'.,.eit>l%4' 4.-e izn't ,. / . ;A: . -', .:-. .
i l i 4 q oT Mk . i< 4 ',-„IIMO-* fr . ' • Pi- Ut.i:44i,f'4, * ! •
At •%•• I._
".-; ,h. .. t _ . '!** • " 4,lkril, 6 4,'Pk , 4,1 Y - ffiii i 'il?7 0 , ; 4 4 ' , ,f-' , 1, 0 4; -, 4-:4 ' -
I%'' ' 4 7 #,11t..: IfMto,4kgctir4t.'"Aal.atki,c•••C-si.l.-•4444,`:1;i: -
• - ' ...•-"'"°47..# 44),.. V .44,0.cti:::-?t' ch lth: s . T ,3-1.. .; - %.41 . 4_ ., 1 ,.. - .
~4,.,;tv, 21.".,,iv,045ft itc9.4,1'.4.*14.144'
••4' ' c., ,a*..,,.. -~.t, ~.,.,..;':',4,,,4.k . . L
.'-kiil i ool.--q c ,-.o "Vbr.k"i.''r -. ' =.ci';',l4'-',.i
, ~tt.'Oitis4,k.:l. -4*'447•:,,,l!*'A:''
11, 1
' '
„t , ':44., ..
. 16,. . 4. : '''•
4144.0„i,ie,04'*10iNte-tl7il.Z"*rf.4
~, :j4kek..- 4,C20,„,,,Pykki-rlrt.tit!,,,i9lXA-•';;:,,,o-s;.,!.
K t1. , ..t,4,t,
-......m4 44,1 4.
.01 ,- p..0 - 4 - ;,..4.,?,,ci.. ~t,,,,f, 4t,':tP,,',.74.1*,1-IVi..
":',;,..;- , 1. - ' ..'.. ~
.... :.&...ii t.tetltizNF:nr, i e,:l- .• -:
4.g1;,1t.,),--..::"i" ---4:afa....i..;t.i%vitTVV:-1
:-; 7 ' 44'''
„,,..7Wir.44;_..M,1-it)''-_--i,`,,4-7..P;.--t,-41.
."
IN 1 4 t :: :o),;:r4vp•- T ..4 I:4l:tit 0 ,ei,v,, , p,..
j . ,‘ kt t. 44,,,, t: -.:4, q.,,,i -6.:•itts.--*Q?..ci...i,
"0' .4 - ."
-'“4
Qt ,' , ' ''. .t•-fri rAiv,,T.."14`..„.27-,:k,...'11:11•4't rF r -
4. t0 , t , 1.p c .,p,4..,,
,- ‘ .-• v1i,.,--- c.4,wiv....„..,41„.g..v.-.x,L.,..x..v,,,k...‘„•:,,
.. ... -4 . Oirl,& ~.„ '. ' ./g" 1,,
i , e... `54,4; ?,,,..v.A.4l.koo.!(‘;A%,t,p'eNS.4--,..0 .., .1...'"'• -. Z4 , ;;;; ' ,.: 4- ktit , -'..
-
t.
~ •'`. :-:-"..tlfq '
.1/,„i-',e;E-..rg-,A;;;;,i:405'f''.1;,-4.'?.fi -
P1A,4 ,1 / 4 i.k.-. "; 54, 1- , - _
.4;41" '- -_, 1. , VC
Ttriteet-'4l-6,11"-tft..itr:7401%itii".r;;4;!WW41/2.
1.4*-1.1;i4,..tgr, t
~,,..Z.RR4likr)-t44-kk-rf.Zatet...;',
tt
IV 0,,,kt1,.tr,. % ,'''3---V-$l/4:l4likl‘r4/47
-'. ; '44- '--VlgVit'7''44 - - ,l 2g t -F-4 z , ,. t ,-
1 3- 4
1 , , ~
~ .... rs, . .s. A- -,.,-, . s-, ...• •
- .5. , .. ‘,..-„6, . ~.„-c..1„, • ~,,,........,„,...,..„ ,s, 5t„.•,,, ,
.• . ... ... , 4 .,i1 s s. ~i,m,n,.. ocss.-447,....*;T:74,4
,
,iox-r....t.„_,, : ,,e„-,„..,,,,. :,0,1.,1, ,--.:-.,".k.::1.,:1i.-;'_e;;,-
l ' 'a
-4 e-- .4,-,'VVlVitPi'vii4.4 ~41-..`:44i.:1.;,-;11
t 4° V.. "'"4:',t. ilL'ith, , 'Zi 4o i'..4l VI:-'4‘1 • .
'Zl'l'ef-t-W•l'=''V A-44 WeOtt : 1-tli s ;';'-ifs '4.•C..,. .
4 4jk'cleiNr4-Pt''l'Keit4'gtqi''e":c4tc'tc4i
„,,Vp.r_ •
'Rt. 'V ... .P - 1 '-• .• -.'`.`4%. ...,.-;;'1-.:-,,,44.0:0,
..-v. -.- •
4.rise.'f. -.•.tr?-0•.14'..!'5-i1zd.,..12:i4,0.‘,.x...--4.....4.-1%.4-,41.,.
. ,I ;-.. 1,,, . -,.4 .r , e e piqe."--24,ii..:4, =.. ‘r' . •=i.,'
.tzt.gi,4,vl2.--*.
.P. 4.l,Thlymrit t- lii7 , 7zzr-A4'l . -
,„..a..,„.,.4t..,..14%.,-.44.,--tvi.,..
~.,...,.....,(45 .004 1,c-iriif•- s ki '
... ,,, .. ,,, ,,,,,. , 4,,, ,, ,,, , ,....„ ; • 1 / 4 .T .ig -N.,- : - /
t g,,:t?,,... -•- $: 1 :2A.:1 .'- igg. , , ,,,
'..4ltA 'O3•Pr: -.44%4*-;.er.4-sZeIA'-,i144P:...;
..., -
f
Z `
' •„, -- .•11.4, ,4'4,1445,,*, ~,,114tIt;a4b:'ZislikZ.f441,;tel':i-76-
j1etV4A1)..2,104, tAt.t.t°,4XT,i''tl3:2,47';kii
,•:,.,,,,;:it ,
Acz i n raiic:, ,4.41,-1.-%11.:;f4.---fi,f-7,-
- -. Aci0_i' , ....,,„0 • Iger-rmit 7 v,...ti - ; , ::44.-P ., .v
littAN'„,t,: .
I C
4 1 Ik; 44(-'414.,,.4t.'z--,:V.,:-i-;;.4.1g,,QJ-
Q-4, '''cl..3 , - '-.4)'- A'4.---:=:114):14:'..;k-_,-„,-,c-i
t .e. • .t!' kvi/ . S.
„f3..'„. - -rci,,,,--.al-q,e.q-4,4,74,,,,,,..E,3,1„.7
a• "4 . 1'. ,, k - *V - -: 1 4 ' . ~Pc't 414- :.%.V'eiTi.o ,-- , - csi
4• 11.1 i 7,,,A1-4.7 , ;11..411L llf..:0- ? . .. , g ,1 4PX4ig-: • '
1 i it
k,...,4, - 'vvtoe.4;,, p..tzpvr-r.c..,4=liti-r4NO
'4O-&fir.4'..'qa7t-o.lo.Pq.4.Q.*).rri.i:`P'/
A tcl.
... ' ,:). 1..,„ . .e.. 45.7 .;,;.v,:.,1.v.,.wk4,-.42.4:.,,,'..4:1--4.,,A,44..i:e.1.11417,1-414:1 •
/ 4 .0. .-
~• :I 4,1-OV-1.4.4114ANNF1.1:11.1',V.'k75 q 2:12;i • ,, •:,',;;,.• '.
'f4fttgl'N'l!r,t in,jk.lklrrist•'4:4l%-iN,A.,"8,?.11{?.1.i4 -" A! - !;'. , -
1 -4i,-Tat-111S-Igii::t4,-f•Zrif:f‘AL'ed-..;.,,t, VE-i.ia-,:3i1;
tfr '. -1; '44.,-Ptill,l,R*i %if:K i'.‘74q.4{c---5,1c;”
4
..,,,..,..,,„:„..„,,,,,,,,..„ ,-, , .. 4 ,,..,,,,,,,,„,,,,,p.„,.,„, •
• cia
~r.f K ,.,t;i. ..,- ;• k. j r.'-'"'5,.. ‘ 4,4 74 ' , ,,i ... e ir4 c1 „, 1 :: , 1;,.., , --
•f•`7•`'•
. 417egA,'.'''J.
. -- . tzgl-74:/;14.-J47,414' '',Air•44'..i'Vtli I:; m 4 i r i ;, l. ..
.14.il'•'1..;ArtaKX,. C i rc4 Ntt-4 4 :;ilt A. ..4io 3441zi,:,.R8,,,,;.,_f1•
‘ l , ,
*at.iiit,.;kitl;FW f 4il4 :.: •- : 1.6. 41..., ' 1' ..
0 . qV,..'24.,4•AW4-VsplXit'4.l):••r-;3;
ktij,
cic-N - aziii , *.A„-,*-,wri,,,,,,,,:„:,',)-
' 4 , t, ':egigiL•
...q,VOt-;*&;f4.'l•4-
' Itst 41 , 5i=_.,.., lire...,e-, c,N1,0,1,..--ez,,,,,,,
'‘ g
' - . I .' c'.. , • li,-,, t{r.....ag'-'-i.g''',40kr0..:`.1,t.h.....t.W -
vt-, •ci...7 •-,%.,,,,,,..weAv0i....t,w,...„,.,:',.,,.
v.a,..iy,,,.,...0vt-,-4.4%,1
V '''' q - 4t r , 1114, ,r ' t ;$04, ,.1 . ,- ,-41 ,
..
5g 4. t .,. .1 t.i...r - ft...,........,.- .r , ..,... - i..,..r•i1t.".7
„Ov.-,-,40 -Ea., ,, ..,...ti0.,f,„1....,,,,, •.,-.
141-4T -A,,,,,:,-,-,„1,---,-7.,
' - vo 9 i k i , ) , l
it
r,...-
V. . • ov -, ..1ff4_ ,-, ,,,,?!,,,44R.:„:„:. ,, ,,,,. , ? , ..,,,N,
„<&,,. ~
4t c;
I* l l' ,- f;-cti;.
a t' o 4
. 41 ,„0.1; ,. 1tv, ! ti a rf-t),1..!
' 4I" At e 4VAI, 4 4II -''' -
i t r :
t l itig4 ,-. 4.-4:47..„.,
au + , .. '.rq Vlc.q`itg"4 r-: , •
4435,k. 44' 4 . 4 V" . lit i > .-- ..
i ''• 2 . ' 6 : 401 W: 4 "4• 11 4'.ft + ' ..e , ' ,
t t
, ....:. 0 1 .,,q4.., 9 .• . t05i,..t....2„,c,r,,,, .
--
41.,AT' 'F...126-10!•4•OltiecnP.i.i„
V- eiiwii . w.-4 - 7-4..zw0. k.,
, .s• .~
' ' "V'''. -• le ' • VietiOfti'ig24-wpi+.
sti • -. 7 ' 'l..'s - ' , tti0vi.,...4.,:p5,,-k.w.i, iix.,.*
- 0 4 ; ,- ieitt" . - Nrit .,-- ixo'.upq•-1„,5,,:. - •-
$.,k,-.0.
..$41z.,...i i rf.:
tvA. , - - N 4413, viii;v...,
ft 4 %. , -
~.„ etset, • . *, ,-„,"-- k.,„,,i,
4
, ~...,,....,,,,...,...,.......,...
~,,,,,„ ..,.....,,,..„.,,,,,4„
~,,..,,,,,,,,,....„,, ..
~v,
~,, u,,,,,,..4,....:;#
. eq..., ,ti.61,4,g,. 00,1.
• ,
.4,111 0 43 . 1e4,Agez...A-4 , 4 1,1. ~e- f r. p .
r 'Pn't'i',l:,74l.4rkV4W;,!.4l.
~6....1- 4e-w,,A:- -W,......,t .gg.IP--,gatitl'i-,%-t'
-- r -7144 '470104 K.1 4 ,0 , 'P;iV`,t?; . .
- 0 , ' r7t '''. r.. - •M#0.4h2t4434.44 tz.','
'•.. 14605, •.; -4Pfi44-s.mX7tVlt”.,it';
/Ut-, Atet44 !.44/,‘4,-. 41,..t-14:•4',cfi•k4'''s
74.8 1
TA I-4, 14i47 1 ,00.Kge - , - . - 0 ,-, 1 13 ...(c5k:k3, '
4 ,..,
,t,,,„
c.. , .. - ‘,.204 , --,.=_,
1-4 .
- *• - p-•• 1 ' , im0F14 5 ::.:4. , ,v
;•4,_: 4 :- ? .; .: . .. - 4 , 14 1 / 40 4 - i i n i - 4 ; 1
r. 4
• • •,,,, •-• . ...,,i ,, ,, ,, ,,t4F - gp.. 3 41,e . ,
.:,?:,.
..,....,....,... 4 . 4 ... 4:: .
.. , t , , ltit .. .
-...„::, • • _„4,..;.4" , .•., - , ...0,‘ , ... . ~, •
A . ~ ,gi. .._,,,„..&•:-..,.1.444i!„,„.„,-...", .... .
irmig4,..,..,,-4.5 . 11-V-7441 •1 •.,p`Ai'A.VN,t,- '
ip- 4 . : '
4;1
.. :,..T.:l-.0%
vt.tg li -Ito r .?1,
... .40'4-zilvv e
ei ,-, pket.-c.l
%,7 ",.....,,..„,..,..,r *4
, *.1 .. g1 c. 1iV 0.k., i .. ,V4.,1Z010.4, n%,0-r..434v, 05 4 41 J.
Vtittr,‘lVCiAtt.V*ll.,,l4r,o c'44eAt.
-14)Z,-r#4110,•t e . t ., ) , ‘ , ,, ,, 74V-pf::?_:,;.! 4 .-;--ii:,.
„ A 4 4 ,- -s-- - 4t , .
'-'.."':----
: • ' `l4lVat'il,*.l,-Af::,7
4:51.t,,,,,t,,i2t 'V!.4,4-,,vilri-.-F-,
.-,- ...'.., ~.. <43:kovemm,..Xe..;;.:i.i‘
; -41.iv54 ; .41 04c - W 1. ” 4 44t 4 ,.--!..i:.-Att . ,,:. , ,,...E;
r;11,. - - a-. -t1'6.4• :_,,- , 3 t.,•4_..,_ -2'. p 44+, di•;”
- • ~e t.A,.,.. .. 4 ‘c,4- It
~,, ,u tt ki'A a ., J .,1 - #.-r , ,'. . ,1,-.,4,5..,..VA :,-,.,tt-,6.dt..,
. e,-,, -"34,4,,,,ipi4„..541,. ~,,,oN).-,,,t,„.;,4
a k tt„,
n. -s.::tirl:trc.t.-Ir4t<lPiittiTgi'4°'''34,'
44 - -- • t , c-..,tr: '''
4„ , ~., , . --.::.7*V-5:,. -. • t,.12.•,..r..gi2 * .i i ,
i l l ,-.^silk*,:it,q-
. . .1g1,04--4,51ji.4:4--,;..*;:c;ll•AcAlo.clc4•:44lll* s Z-: ''L
:.4 AeO . ;; -4. '& ,, NA-"a4k.c.11 , '. ...-t4*.ct%ctr."-Atc,-
---_,.. ki•47-A-7-4,, t,q`,".4dttP,„.,.:%...p.t, 7..,, , !00.r.? 't,..- A c,,.. :
- c;ATtc:: ,
. 4 9 4 " .'" .. -4).' c';,1 1 4 . ,.‘ ik- ,-,'f 4 ' s r, , ,l.N4'..`i;- . )-,,,,,,,4Er...,,,x.;
r, r
Jiltt •7l " .• ,V 4. •'• •' 'r.-rtV-V'`'•--.-44%'i-7-j-.„'0r,,,?:-.07.01,.01‘g.--iA,,s ~.
.. f -
V.,. • *2,-;1,-*TA,,,..,tue,4.i,,,,,,.,,- -...4 k ,...7..,-tcz.z.-- I ; Z ;F . i : .e.ir.,. ,- br
~ .„, co
.E- .c '' '. --°=s,;.;l .I.'-',.-4-*e'\''..E.--rnMV:14,q11'.41!.e...-,t.,,,,f15
tlif.W*Wlt-lw i4 qt f '44* l 4l l r l .s.4i I' .i'l,li4l4°%lt'-'Y.l4tt?
KgrsNR4V-M3oll'tk-'l:l`eP-0%.,i!...e-A.%'s7: .
;'. ' .C-11.•% 47'':,411PNi57t.4'11,,...1t-. 15' ca % . , .. - t- .1 / 4 '4 •VV,#!,6431r--
- ..cgg ^-
.. , ,1.. 4 _ g • Ati•"......"
71,.. -- t , .._ - - -•-- 1. ..1" . •''.:. ,f: ',.,-;;.)..0",(a.
T' Ttf).".P.P-Al-C-,,V!`""0...2.1*,4`.4-11^-01*•-tige.g.g7',4;&, • .TO •
.., el ~.-_,-.4, r4,2,-.. : ... -,
); -'. V ' .41,„-, ~.*..„w0b.,...,,,,,,..-.:1kt.v..-p;4f44..4,-.-„.....0„,..4.:1
i . k i
— O,
Ft''' : ' 1-t••'‘'%-s. .•'.
.M o t l , - rlP;if.le•itlVO:oA-z-ak!
P.' -Ai.41`44;44.Y,164.r7-{.1:3,61;.?,.r,V,,i.71,:771
*.,r9;OKIr ' - e• Z A‘ '' 0rk. , , , Atrf1 , ..,,,,,....4 ko. ‘s/.'''''•'`.*.i.7,<.‘l;lr
P. .&,11, • . i51.1....1.* .4,..,:ri•-,,..t:t\.c.4
e 4 Z ---,, ? 4 g. • ' .. h ‘• ;:.4 - ,1;
4 ~,..,.
. 44A . . , z . . „TriTit.,.,:',.-,
m.;i4,1,10., , t k .,,, - k. -
„?.... -,.:.„ ~,,,,t.L.t14.1::...,,-..4.1-2;.1.-0,t,:.14.,--.$- c... ,7 ,4,-, : . •: , ;.
-5. W.,
~O.Yil*.•'; :.7'4 -Ik:k--'-.1;;;,F,5ti''Ap,7,1?&,4-:!:.-04t::i;,,,%-,a-i-
t - .‘ iz M• ' ; --,4f- ip4,1.,,. `...:2.1.... il,-;...:;;;•0:;...,..1'451'17a4.-p-5.t•:,;',H1,;.,-;;A:it-c.e
f
.3gpi:164:4,44.'4.41-,,f.t.,,ip•:,.... ,.,, w..4A -,- ---: I 4.NWT:
.::..?••4`4•'4!;-..-.g‘-';7-41t.s,':A--T.,\:.frik4.-T444--:.-4k-.1_;:-.-----
, j.
~,...,..,-,.„...,.Lk.4.r.:1 t"::4P.1.).1-I,;i'4l'VeZt-::""ki..---
'46.", , , i';'h"li.:' 24,'::*+%d-,,e,,ix.c,%•it,;_,1..‘tifi..4, ~,,,P.4.•,,,6:-.,,a,4
V1i4.74W41,W;rs ':--,,;o:''''''''Sr.., ''4..7kA....Pk!it''l• 4 Opegvl4 cfr e:'t .4 ,- . - ...
. '- - - ' - ' ' - . •
-- .- ~ - 4. :., T 4..=4 ,- , .4 . 4 , . ..k-4-,,, p -,,a r
~....,,, - i.^. :-,-= - 1..,... .i f.
~...rtz..4.,:;.:,‘,4.erv., f. ,, „. ,,,, ,. - 4,.;;;•;.,;-;,-... • •"- ;,!„.i-r.t.., -,...,,,.,,,,,„,j„,,;,,...4,1...
..,..:2;nl„;._.÷- '._,
.i^t-t-4P;-'11;.-4-t,<Csi"4:-'':"..*':;-:-.P.-;alii-,"'"'•---t"'"I'4:•t-'4‘'4-'r'F;IC.irt‘'--j--'''''''4-'-".-• - -f-- - • - --.----
-- .'' ' . • '' ' ' ' .••.- . " - . - ' •.....- - r , ,„ 1 .` , ' '4,1-.;a-.,-/i. -44,. t'. .; -- Z "t 4et - 4, *.W. -;!:,t,4*-4_ •."1;-,-.?;..-':4-.7-.g."---tg--"Ye-g.:"i'''.4.16,;.i.",14tii''-'-_-'--1-_''
el.:••-;',?i„..tre-14-7-4•ci-fe;;J;;,..rt,.34'er-..t41--rer•Y:,-e."1-5,:if724gif!‘r.4&'1.,1:7iZt,,e,.45i-T.i'''N• '• ' " - •-•' ' i : - - • ----- ,--- '- - - - -'-- •-
.-- ...:_iil-,. -.---- --- - - . --,' s t ' " z ' '••-•- 1 -.
- - ',T.-a-T.°. ileit:M%`•'!-tie
-'-i,tl;----.;-•,gl-t ?‘...` `. •• ‘ ! 4t..4.ti•:'''' -1-• ,l't'!_-..4-.l''''-'-:':i.Y"-....'4!: ;;"4.41.:*.4-4•-!-'-'-'-)••.',..
tfr%/441fige(41Pd..,,,4,i7*... ,:,..,t)1. z ..t. 4 ..,, z....3 - -, ,--. .; . ?,.4-,-..4 ; '10 i - 4 ,,, _ 7. .. g. '- :2 , . -•- • ,---:' -'
. -- ~, • - ...,--. '.,;. - ;;.-z,..i...a0;•`•.''-.1:- .:- ..---! ~,' sc. -k."-2.%•-•.:ig-V•,,:4:Vri•;_4*-474170.‘"41' 0 --4.1- '' -'
'':;•''''•-':',':',-----'-`-'l..- '--4'•-•••;•'-'--.;‘ - " *;;:•• '4
I;''' '' . s7:-',---1--4"--4,4.:'''
4... . ~.',...,--Ja,,,-., ,-,0 , . ..........4'....,,,' ~.11.,.,,, . 4.,-t. - ~' ...... •;,_m.,,,.: -',-.........97.7.1141..0i.... 4..44...:411,-,.i.,-.4.-,..}:.-.. .t. ~..; ......-,- 4; ';,,, 1' ,,, ,; , -i. , ,....-..*- -...i, --a..."4,.--..-q.,,,,....,e,,. a .k*-.1.;,....r., ,-...---.- -;•- l ' :ti . '..' :, yt . , ' --: .',-, -,.;:-;---- `.,' ..- ~-! .-d---,..,...-,4...-a.giv.... u-,
tr
,-;,-4,z,ii-geVt- ,!-•iar,r,;.:"._-4'.0',.,r4t.,7, -' ; 7,--la,. -,7 17.1 , -.,,f ... ". " . ! ,,, ,ert .:. :, - re 46 :- Vg•g•• 'llt-'t.,t-;`,Fg,,4,-..,...,._,.!;.,.-hq,..*...4".2,-(..;i4-:,,-:1'..,:-,,,-,-,,,,,,e,v6-:'•.-1,1,..:-.±,ft. ic , ..,,4 ; ,:•;-."' i ~ ...ir,- , .,.. , 1,, 1 - z- '%', ,,, -i. '''''.--., „,,irE, : - ..e.
‘'•:`. ',, -,i'. t,. -, : - ,,c;_i4„:„..1 c -c. - -, - * :.- i - r i.4.7.- 0 1 ' 4 , ~,...
.•At."..z..;„--",...%T.5c1. -..',.:,.z.,,1teV,..§70,N:ttc4.4./-,,c.t..„:1-;;41,,..!•;::-•„-ilt-$.,.e...,-,,,-,!;_i,.::_vef-- . '
.#.4.,-.! -- ,--,„„-,,,,.,... 1 , - , c...,•-.. t , 4-,-,0„. 4,-,,,,,:,.,. 4 : ic- t ,-T-i--i'.-,:1- ~ - ' , . '!.l . 's. ! !•t i c: t- A: c.t.:',1",;•:,',------.1.-4,viv-.1 c ...07-4 ct , f. 4 . - .*:.'•''..? , .." - c•t-,;•-, 1 - - -..," ,- .,...'"?,,- - ,•.,.4 - -sci--i-r ,- ;. -- ±; , . , ".,1 - - , 1 - .' ,' ;..*-,; 4,,
:i• ~` - 4 r ..`, , "':' . 1. , :
' ' : ? ,,C 'ar e i., - ;" : 4 4 ,V e -,'4....7A1et.41.4%."--.-''.-4-;'''''F"....4-....4t..:•`:6' ;S : lrrigl , i ..- - - ' - ' 44,11 4V444 4 ,1 4'14. r•t-::.t.lt'ti7'.!..4f-Z!..-..,....rft.-5,-I:T.,:t ..•;:.I'-`-?:-.t.:•,.,,I4,f2-.3,..i:,-, --i., ':-.n?i-''.,f,r4+!,,.',.13.>t,.;4',4 • -3... c ,.. - . ; _7- - -
,: r . :: - -: . !.ic. - , . - .....-7.,. - , -;'-'-':: 4.,A.*v ..-4-.: -; -. ...- -
.A ~ ~.... ,_-.-,:.,
. 7''' . 6, '-'441 , - -, e' ."*V3" h, -.,'' - V;ViIM47-741t;ttt:to',It•-,4'c.:4-'Weii,k` !e'
~..i:-;,t.-2t.--..14te1..§4-,,,r-,0*,-;i1,4-14.71;:r.---sf::p:4- ." 1 - -i .%-‘ j,,,..;_' i ' .. ; F: . 7,. '' , '", ,, 1 . ..4 ,. k. 1 1. - ".: , ,.....! -- ,,,i",,J., Z . ; ::•.:..., fr ::'--. , 1 1 -.t ; g....;cf g.::-::',,A-.:...,-.;•,..;,:,;;:k.,g?'",.4-.f.2;j:,-,,f iv -,..,-f .i . _ •t r . ,.;, ,:.
.: ....:-.:,:4.,:,.,.::,,,,-....:..'-..:.......-.. ~..
..:- 4.. , ,y,r, ii..,,,is -.•gu!...,444'14, Ad . . ....A .
, - r.; : t ..' ;-,, - .
.. ..Av1c4,Fice..:4,,,c,;‘,...4.1.:41r.e.i....74.00. . it,-....,c4,4#:;1.,.•f• ~,,,ofr N.V . , AT Vii..-
FT 4-;i,;'-.;-,,,t,-r,-.l'-,t.:-....,:•;-;,-,:ri....-4,--;;',..;i4, - .:7., '- ' ' ''' 1.--• '4 ' ..: ' ;:; . / • 4 i......4::".1..:. ''''-:k.'Ci..l. '. ll . sfY ''''',
I.
:1".. .. ` :' . ''
''.
*...ri,-%;;‘ titeit''''..t-.'*:-..-1"..,,,fs -::;,'.-7;:fl'...?;_:":iW.*:•*".7-.
i l ,
-, , 1 . ..Ve1t.C,.., t. ' , ... ~ P. -, 'ir , Wi4,1,07. *i,,r,,i-741,-,rf "......,:,o).l,s.'l**-Tit*..2i; 1.,,t,,i,:a.,,r,Zfp;' eAl:Afi- 4g***'-1,-..1ti:h.!,117,7:t....N,-V.,,,,?.
.' -- ;. ,. .. - .,?-t,,Lf,'-:„14 :s-,,,.....: ‘' , .' ,-. , , ;..' , ... , ..: - .:1'!".,- , ";.%1,,,',1- Z. - . l c - . 1 ., s. ~'-' .; '';,'' •". : ' :.,- 7, ...'.*4 +e* 7....; , e.: ". .! •,, ~ -; .' *. i". : 7:- :: ;-,- ''',-,'-' f,:-.1,.,‘ gip : ' r
Ti' ,. ' . ' ''; j ....-..,-''.- . . _
b ..
t.
.....„,,„,...,...„„„„_......................... ~, 4 .,........„..„,...„,,,„,__,,,__ „....,..,‘,
...„
..,,,,...„..,,,...,....,:._,..„.„•...„ 4, ...«,,...--....,,..,: ~- -c-tcti.---... c :-. -, i i .-:,- ~..." .c.,.:, t.'.::.. ,-•-. - ••••=_. ... .-...-,•-.- ..., ..., -. .:. .- -., ..!;', ce . kr : - i' ,-•- ,-,.'",-. - : - .7 . '''!:-'" ' - ‘;'? ... . 4 .:. 'l . * .4* .... '''..:',. ' ----` '- • - -...
i.
-..'-‘,7' '--- ,.. ; :i - t . ..5.57 . . .- r.A. :,0,- . 0 - ,-- ~,.:-', U.'.- vic4..,41;1,-ctivl,s-1.
..o . ,70.'4,--
.31w.c,„„Let.'%.' ittP.A:—.A,..lik •- . 4,,, 0 ;43 ' -- , -, ~..i7:1;54,1-.,•"„ir:i'...,,t;Nit f -- " , '`.." - - ,. 1 ~.•:-..:'......,,, t',. ‘ 41..t.-'4 ~,. r,.l*-.i.,..... ~,,f. - . ,.....,- , „. , .,.•
. 5. ~,,i,„-,k,. I, ~. , „, •;,,,,,-.,,-. , .,...-...,,., ~. , ~,,,.;:_
~:ezir,, ....4t...."• , ' -• ' ••; '.A- - - .4.4. '.. '". ": '' '':A' ) - o, e l- 4 , VAI w -fae a ' 1 ,I•"totsii).44',',l,_.torii,l .4.1P-.,_ . 'lr...sol""it . X. i , " *. t 4 t- - V - Vi - 44. 1 " .9 ii'-'4 , , 4%•;f4-1-* t'. - i • 't--, , t,-" 4 "i• ' I 7.:::-. J. , :: ' '.,,'":.:-.; ~c :.- - r", , ,Y- 4 4-.^4.'.!ii--i- -.•'-- .-.---- : -.. - 7.„ ; : '."-';` .-::, 7- - 4; ''',.. , :";?-r. . ~-, .p -.: -, . - i -- - -; -,:, -i.,- -- - • '.; L.l
.. )• 4 - -,t4vv i t .I,ttr,c: • 4 --49-1,-filitc. ',.,.:,,,,--41.,...,_i1tiff.4..ipitp,,,-04.4.t.-.4. ' • ,f.;.-...-,...3.,q,‘, N ps t",...14141,4, i i..:-..,4 0 ..,......, ...,,„, t , . :4 ,, ~ ;7.,;.-.-..f.,,,,,_ •:ii-:..._,, L . tviiiir-7-w„,.*,'--,W;:',',i',.,-.Z,-;:,-;,4,%,:;,),.:;_Sit.r;,_y
~ .: .: .., '-- .. :-y :-,''.::., l- :. --;,-i ;-. --
__:- .. •:,:: ~ ~,i -5. , --- _,---,.., • - ~...• ,: -:- . ._ ',' .- -,- :-... „
:e '-c , ' 1.: , .% -, -t l' - " -- 4- " - -C-'6"v" P"Tv - -- : ' . I t ,n, rip til. ** ,- "it.ifA i e. , :4l-1.:-4. ',I '61'44 c .7...%- T t c'' .... tx .44, crA. l `#-Aigto!'cii%- c iU--..' 4:lt ,i-.1---i i i,i 'v e ....t.t....4.1•4,,, - ,,att.„"••••ll'.',„_ . ....,'"-i44 `:-`.„.f- - --f , -‘ , -.4 , -- ,7 4 2 ...i.:: , ..., 7.:-,--, -ft - ..0-; ,-,..- '-. ..- ~....: 1;,.-"--: "1 c-; - ,-,-: c.: - 0 •i; - ~-, -.. --•-= ' - -. .. '--: •_ -, .., .- - - .
: -'-• ...,- " .4•,. ,- . , ik:c.titier4t4 - Vtli ." - -.4. OIN giti - w w .. c tr , 4 t- At... rtig,a--•-• 't,'•/;:-;-71,...1-k-.4i-it-gte,41.4.4.4.!:*"'. ' P--W.4,701,-o',-+4l4a-114_tip.0 • e10g,,A1..-,,-470.Z.-fl7 .--4,:-,,-.;'--.:•';', -,''.---..".":--i--",.-'`:. --,'.''':-. ' •--.-,-.1, --...-•,,,-.•:;,.-: -* ,,•' • . - -4 ;.--- ------ - '
4.
~: ta 2 , , . ,i,,..., .00,,,,„...*1tt,C....-':,...J,,g41.41.eg4itin.0,4"...,,t. , ip,:p.„.,,,,ater-ris 1- 4 ,.. :VI, ki, ,
~ ; .144. ',, . i i i .40
,;;;.t.:7l"!ttifiA„.4% a"4:th q.;*;•:,,,,- ,4,,,,,,,,i,--...,,,,,.-,!;,,,i, otr,-;,..,,..,,,...--,.,,-...-T.i:-.-_,-,;;.--0..,...!:.--...:-.,..,---.--..,---;.... -t, ' f.. ..„-.. --, • -'::- .', : - '..- •-..'... ..... --...:-_,:...-;• --- '
'. * . t..- , z.t., .v..4,,,.!,)•`-'4',.117:44tzfeire.,,k,--0.;,,,pW0--„,4,'%:41,;1V74...-7v-jr'.4'._,-......;:5','":=6::!-,..4.46,4!'!iii".1.,‘.i---to:-441`..iv:Ifini,i,44,t‘V.P. 4.'-5t..ZF'4ii';1',3".,..;.;7.4'.X.1,4'..f't..-.,---3,--:..-T..-,..;-7......-.:!--:'4---,![.,..;_', ,'' -, i --- .: '_.• "-'', .c• - ,C-::'':' - - :-.-'•-.
ft
n.ci.,,v;;,,,.4:,.,,.?,...i„..,...r.,..,....1;t„.„_,_:.,4,,,..7„,.,!,,,..,:r.,7;t1,,,„..,3,...,,v.::,,..,., '-'.7 5;9. 7.-4'''l, • ;I.'. 1:.; ...-.!':,..-.4,-':,-i!',...l'=-4:,-f..A,e,1:1-41'kti1t,44,xt.!.k.:,:.7_,....1.,.'.411,14,1,-ti..o:---4,;44;t't:,,,,;-.l:l'',!' r'.?. - - - i L 7 ....,i .. . - ;*=;4_ ;,.--;-;,. '''',;'- `, ',-,..,,, ~., i
I t
."Jo,.ienOr.„;t6-..7.,..4k,r4.7.'.•".4..r7,tPrZ,,..i";40,4,1i•c4)--I,,iff''.4.-:1,;.),5;473.1r47'..-4z,,,,4„„'• ;:',,,.;.;;:,. -;: ';i;!.; ...' --•-,. ,:: f. :,-; :' . .,.. 4. .' ':',- '', l' . , t'T :-.,,.: ifl, , ' , str't i-.42,,tet,,,Nif.tr.,..„t„At-q;.%;te'-,T4.1VY;.i*:11.4R4C4.557,--.4. .;-'-',;.'';,..- .r,:;;.,..i.;•;-r.--;,71 '''..;',,,;..:4' , ,, A ,. :1 = ..,;':1 - . , ;„
4: t,',.. , F. , s, ...,-..„,,i,,1;:t,, 1 . s , ;
~ ,,r • ,‘,.. i , ~, . . , !,,,,,..,.,4',.,
,:i„?,'27,..4,,-.P 41•;,44.`,4',-I,,tekft,‘,-itrZ.,`:t;:%:-.:.01..;:f.t.P.P '',71'.1-'::,' f''..-;.:,,. ' -,r-. .. -': " .. - - ;: n :i ' 7
;:',' 2' ' ' '''':-%14# '-'44.,.:i' % .* 1 t., :.„ -, :;,:1i. - 11.2` , ; ( 5'. - z , :i. ..ri 70 1 4.-.. ,eiLv,.. - :::; - ,t,44 . . A fi,4;r•=..-...4i.1:.,•,...,-,:,•,-,.::,..;•• :i,-7T.,,:•.1,-..;1:iA•,.,.).:- -1:4.,,,,..,.-•-
44-iiv-;,.r.t.:i1iewg,.....;.,••.-<4f,f;i-414,.:4-i-i.‘,..: :.i.-..:_hi.i7,..!,.....,-,::"...;.:7--__:.,c., :!':-,. rt-.'';':4l7:if-.:4111....itv4i,-:'7.l:‘,:i'.','::t:it.,;.;:"-,: '-...,.',..:.''... :1":',q't,,,,,H,44.!Z;j.t..,_,-::::t'::::d:i4--,--- -';;';'-:`-'''--‘4';'144444`;*44`-'' -2 "`• 4 ''''''' ; ' %7 *' - " .- -'' -- ' - '
#4.9.,:i5,':V-7...47'04.14-ck.N..44;6lc't:t,- yi. ,; ;:*e - ) 7 V.1-1-'# - -r. rt. "c• p'-'-'";:- Fi'- -'-:;- 4. -.-'," --' • .iii- '--':-. ''! .-0 - , :',' -' i
.:-- .',- --'-- -x. ;..e.:-.:,.- 4-.0 '
I.
.. ,t,.-4,,,. .c.it:A.c+c,-,:-.4.,;-- 4? # 1 .. -c: ~.,- -,..0:. 4.__ , ....,--te .c x ...44„..,.,*--.4...-.4„t. .r..-..,:it t .4 - ...v. .'-t-' -.-c.i - i- r-' .-i- is -: • ~.,'-' - •--c.4 ..• ' -
' - . 1 z.',4 , :...4,194Titrit0gi0r4-o,47kc.„aVct'sl-'..P.itezrz•tcc...i4i 4: 4 - '4: t' ..,4 , ,p1 t i, 4 4,4_..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,._._„ ..,
~. , -
- "`"- - ' ,1 - -41 ", 44 ete , 4 , - . -.`,,4:5.ti .fi 4 .:-.g .: ...4% -- ; , 4 1 ..*•-• -. ' .
• '"•.;ki94 : l, . i tit oZi e;#o 44-10 k 4r '.t.1.01-'• - • -
Itik
V
FOltere
o.a. a. ,. •
t 4 •l` . ' 4l. ,'
71- Ad a
Wii4A4oThis
t
skk f ez ;
-na
440
I iitikellatteDULlQ
2-PASlMlttiningMe sitONADIIMIN " iIiSOQWe
• a , 1, - , -0. r• - •..1..<;ft
rvianisv ; ao• •
r' "YOR I n ♦A'• •• e
• •4. '4. -• 4 • • _ I •• 4 ' ,I` •
F ELQIU.:I PoItit7ISNEW R LEAN , Lr
TP; IW 7 IIOSTON - ,;CRATILI:STON AND,
:sAvA.N.NA.#
Q ,
43eirral; listtiktien ......
...... ; BealesngeCylit i- j, •
(111 HF: erOgned.haV ngssocippt 0 . 007. 0 10
..IL; above( weilJloo,lll:House,m prepotetiollo. bring
Passengers from the Old Cowen's on msrftYftgable„ter
as any other House in the City. - . , ,•
• -r rasaages
can be , • engaged in,•die
folletwirig .tau: a,
• railing punctually on she days.appoiniedr. , ;•
stVALLOGV 'PAIL Line loaves : Liverpool on the t ib
• indeletof :each 'Month.... • ~,• '• -.• • .• • ;
iREDSTAR LANE leaves Livapool- thetedth of
each month
• .TtiP.Z LINE leaves Liverpool Twieeilis Month..
TH P. LONDON LINE of Packets salli from Lend ad
o;.1 tho dth,l3th,2tst and of every Month:
'THE-CLYDE-LINE ot Glasgow Packets gaits frt
''..ciLASGQCV on the let end gth•of eseirminith.
"Atso—A Weekly Line of Packets for New Orleans.
We' l'a,,ePPE'lishi6F4(T'l/.ll°iT6*if to any part
the West;
Ty,r9edidj
krizitile?realdalriri Ltvitio'Wend • us
penntends the embereOprol,alt knesages engaged in
this Country.' `.' k•• • • • • • •• • •
•-c yS.. Feadild
can have their passage , engaged. through. from Plus
,'burgh; hi , tipplizatitm either , personally or by - legrr,
(port paid) to the undersigned: • ••• •
•: • ,• PASSAGE FROM' NEW' ORK • ". •
Can be had at very reduced rates hy applying to the
undersigned Agent lot the Alessrs/Papseott, or New
Yorif.4 - ••• ' JAMEv 4 BLAKELY,
• -•i ' Cornet' ot Sixth andLiberti.alVetta,
'ea • - - (end storyirfsdsburirA
••• • 43011 N F• C O"'•
• • -
.4.°" "4":oV4rille g E • tiegitelflV TREE?'
. '
- -
Pauirtilyania railroad Co Central. Railroad.
• ; KETE.iabid.riberle *having 'peen' epinted *Shipping
' Age:Millar the Penirrylvaniti or Central gailroao,
rm theltiblit that we ate rano 'prepared .Mrecelou
molt moan mefehandiso or prvdaco _ forsblpmeat
Goodir via' this route wilt be carried through Irt'6va
'dip). and nil consigned tone beforwarded'free or
earMaissioa . or charge for advances. • . • • • •
• Ecru Piiighf tietuur4.Pitslads/plars -Pattsbyr . gh.
Dry :cods. hats, shoes, books. stationery, cutlery, don.
•
f IjOII6TY3 trans, feathers, fainitnre,drags,inedi.,ines
saddlery, be. • 81,00 v . too the.
' liirdwatc, queensvrare granaries, paints, dye stun,
oils, /eathrr, clovur, timothy and other grass
seeds, wool, its., , 80e- P 100.
.Deef, pork, balter s 4atd,S ; lltrd.oll i 'lobaeco leaf. coffee,
tallow, graittand rags,- • _ 63e. rP 1110.•
martinsAshesmartins (rones . b. tir, pitch, rosin, German clay
bones, bacon, &c. . 5.0 c. fr' 100.
COVODE & COLE,
. .
. _ cornet Penn and Wayne streets
Pittsburgh, July.lit,lB3l.—jylo
•bf ozxo ikr a EI:E ROUTE . •
• •
j a skie 18,7?).:
: Broterarit/s and Cumberland to Baltimore and Phitaea.
gititilsolornivg Boat leaves daily at 8 o'clock. , A. M..
1
precisely, connecting with the Cars at Cumberlitrid
.• The evening boat- leaves '&V. .citlcietk. P. M.
lezeept Sunday evening.,) connecting with the cart a
.Cumberland nertevening, at 10 o'clock. ' _ • ;- •
• Time ihrough to Baltimore 31 hours. Fara only 54..
• Time through to Philadelphia 40 boars. Fire onlysllo.
~: The National Road is now' ood. Conductors govrith
Ma coaches between Brownsville and Cumberland—
which makes this decidedly the beat mote East . •
. .I.BIEBKIMEN. gentr•
- laty Ciffite In the Monona shell House..
.• . . .
• • /so Tat; se t
: Another Fresh Arrival et No. 97,
; IDCirfur,of O: Wood Strger.and.Dirmsona Alley, 'Pittsburgh.
' Gnil A CO. have, just received. another new
r... .. eupplyrd DRY GOODSsed FAR/ETlES,which
F ve. been purettasedsinee the late decline in Lectern
... 5 ,Pi (set',,hich will be sold at a went . savnit - z. Owing to
. our' r w ainages iu buying, end long experience in the
basinetn r we , flatter ourselves that -we can afford our
2., goods at prices regardless of competition. Our stock
..; wul be to unite be unsurpassed in the western market,
and much superior to any previous stock kept at the
Old stand by tiregg k. =amity's.
We have Jnitopened a fresh lot of late styles of 80N
,., NET?, Ribbons, Parasols, Dress Lawns. Bernges, Mons
. • de Lames, Ladiaa`White Dress Goods, Ladies' Gimp!,
' Silk Fringes:ea.:Broad Cloths, Fancy Vesting., Casa
me:tact:Wanner Paotaloone ry,Tweeds,Gloves, Hosiery,
. Itileada, Combi, Suspenders Buttons, Knives, spoons,
.....ILizora, Scissors, de., and a n other etudes in their line,
- zoo tedious tall:tendon. We have on band, in•t reeeiv
: ed direct from the ateaufacturtre and importers, by ex
pressoi Inge: lot of GOLD and GILT JEWELRY,
47 DLO and SLLVER. WATCHES, and Watch niateri
;; ele, land lbeicg weekly in the receipt of each Geed r, we
...intend keeping our assorunent complete. We earnestly
...' solicit an early call from buyers generally, before put
, :,•chnsing elsewhere.
'Thirty cat-glut BRASS CLOCK, just arrived oi , va
r..iloas kivuls. . . • • . .
• ....• fig' RemeMber, No. 07 north-west" corner of Wood
~ . 'street and U amend alley:Pittsburgh . .
~Gregg... N.B.—The business of the Late firm of. Gregg :: 31'•
•., Candles , ' is to be settled by D. Gregg at the above
;stand, who as fully authorized a - d in whose povesnion
• : are books, notes and papers of said firm. 'lire
,
.. _the
, ;•• . t _
~ Dr. Jayne 9 s Balmily ,l2ltidtelnes.,
• px:ritacr a a tsuer from tee Rev .E. L., Abbott, a
„, • well known and highly esteemed Missionary in the
tied= of Bunnatt. dated
SA:NDOWAT Aeneas, February, 1E46.
•
Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia:: My Dear Sir—We are
atom in great want of your Medical Preparations. \'oar
CARMINATIVE BALSAM is an invaluable medicine
in thilia•untry in bowel complaints, and has been used
,:• in all our Missions with the most gratifying s acre 3i. I
base known it in many eases to act like a charm 'Your
SANATIVE •PILLS are my sheet anchor.—The test
medicine for my liver complaint and pain in the side i hat
-r . I bereave/ used. They are in, great demand, tied we
-.
- are entirely out of them. Wo need five hundred bisra
tat them. .-Bro, Beecher says we could ace a thousand
-.... boxes -yearly among our people to great advantage. I
..- have used your TONIC VERMIFuter. as atoolc in in
- kennitteat fever with the most complete success. I
- • clink it once . W11:1 the means of saving any own son. Du
ring my travels among the churches the . past season, I
•••• tohnd a Whole viilage suffering under a prevailing infin
-enza,entended with coughed a most violent china , te r.
-• I mute regretted•l had not bad a dozen or two or your
E:XPECTOILANT to armintster io them) for I `curve
. Arum what I have seen of its effects, Matti would have
-.• - -been jest•the thintfor those poor people. I presume you
• bale not bithanolad an idea. to What an extent your
medicines are used lu all our Missions.. • •
.. ' ..• . Affectionately yours, . E. L. ABBOT T.
.•, •ynetaile•v me Pekin las Store an. Fifthstreet. I,YI
~ousidos Medicated Liquid Cuticle.
onicie is Intenetcd• for family are, and should be
"t : •fourd in the Possession of every family in the hind.
who ate to constant danger °foliar, to their
. peysons through accident. and the imptOperorcarders
- '
vii of 10011, will find this' article to be invaluable to
them. end after a kirtrial, will consider it Indispensable.
' 'This may certify that • we, •th c undersigned, hay iog
"Lt- "frCgrinatly made 1130 of udd's Medicated Li a id Cuticle,
•.• pftpattd by Merors.' Penfield '& Camp, Middletown,
ConneEticut, eheerfully•recommend it to our profeolon.
sl brethren, as an excellent substitute for adhesive plus.
• iit,ittriressiog burns, cuts, scalds, braises, and oil kinds
' - .of:fresh wounds.; also. for sore nipples, a remedy
CHARLES' WOODWARD, Sit.D
• • " • 't4M.LCABEY M.D .
•" • .-D: HARRISON, ti! D., • • •
• . ••••:., HAMI LTON BREWER, M.D.,
• ' ' • ELLSWORTH BURR, MD., Ratunie.
' Cominisbig all the practising physicians in the City of.
For sale by '• D. FAHNESTOCIE &CO
lyt • . corner of Wood and First rt..
/MOH HE t 8
Compound syrup of Ireilener Book Boot .
(WA; CIES the trout rank among the
. propriemry
medicines of this century for completely Loring
Canker, Salt itheum,Erysipelas, and other diseases
arising from an impure state of the blood, Also, Lirer
Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Zaniness,.
Coughs, u'orcnets and Tightness stout the Chest; Wee
d:due; or Hoarseness, Dryness, and a tickling sensation
about the Throat; and ut used withunprecedented sue:
*Xs la all cases of •
. FEMALE WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
.;.Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the
vailonsorguis, and invigorating the entire system.
If the tesumony of thousands of living witnossefu rom
all parts of thu country, can be relied upon, it is ungu
. Italy of in curing all.Erunumr and restoring de.
bilitaten end, broken down constitutions. It Is purely
vegetable in Its composition, and so accurately coot
,
' blued in its proportions that the chemical, botanical and
- : medleal prelim nes .of each Ingredient harmoniously
cairn to PURIFY. TILE; BLOOD. .
It ha removed many ohmic diseasis which has bat . -
' tied the skip of the beat physicians, and'has also cored
Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. and Scrofula, which •
Sarsaparilla Syrups entire)) , Called tomake the Imam-
Asression upon.
• It has been tested in.utany' cases of-CANCEROUS
•••••• HUMORS. Tee most obstinate Cancers have been.
, .oured by this medicine. We say that it is a valuable.
Medicine in all BILIOUS COMY,LAINTS. It removes.
• all obstruction in the eircutation,vendering • the Limn'
,free, active and beettly.. Lt TCMOVCS Palpitation of the
• ?Heart, and relieves in all cases of Asthma, and may. be
peed l 4 all climates , end at all seasons of the year.
• •••
This Syrup is prepared'onlyhy . O. MORSE A. CO., at
ta - lait Fountain street, Providence Ile I , and sold whole
intend retail, by.. • S. PLWICKERSLIAM,
• Only. Agent forWastetn,Pen:sylvania, ;
ear Wood and Sixth sts., ?meta%
• istrassissr,..Loo tat utts 1
•'-' rsAGUERREATYPES FOR ONE DOLLAR, put up
AJ in Fine Moroeto Cases. The subscribers announce
•to that:garmil of Pittsburgh and.sloinityi that they can
get a laltenees.for one half the usual price, not to be spr
rced.by, those taken in th e East. We don't menu 'to
urpassed by any. Haviqg a large' sky and side
• Sght, we are prepated to suit I±lo moat rattidiOat. We
Iy).ll'neri'ask any persori tb take a likenessunless it stilts'
' Miniatures pat in oekets, Pins or Rings': Sick
OS tifi Lockets, iltied_persons taken at tbeir residence.' - 1
FoR'A FEW:WEEKS ONLY. •
MERRIMAN & LAWYER. "
- :.Roorns on ad st.;vipposite St. Charles Hotel.
Doserable Property-tor Sale.
'VCR SALE OR PERPETUAL LEASE—Two beau
tiful tots onDacilesne Way, below Hay at, togeth-
Cr, 46 feet by.l•4 to an; alley. •
_ Also, Building. Lots on PennsylvatriaAvertue' and On
Bniddock street, on the Plank Road, and grounds on the
bluffs east or my mansion.. The latter property has no
drat for beauty of prospect in this vicinity, if, possibly,
elsewhere. • ; • _JAMES 11. CRAFT, •
_
' . ' ; . 144 Fourth rt.
rr Conersouns, Bridge. Builders,
L limes island Saw lfilis aro now• preparing 10..
re
74eiva.,and execute promptly. all orders for,Bridgo and
~o.lher-Timber, onsille most fay Wile terms the market
Nrill:Persnt••• (mys) ,JAMES CARMAN & CO.
OH
Parasoisi Parasols 1 . •
TOHN TIM has last received a beautiful stesOrto,
..t1; want ot those green and blue watered Si lk Parasirlaa•
. Aims anew style of-satin turn—all of . wbich will:NW
sold at a great redaction from former prices. ;
,
JOHN W. TIM,
-• Whip, Cane luta Uriibrella Factory, .
N 0.143 Woad street.. .
.:CCIrl7O HOSIERY AND GLOVES—A lull anion
meatof alLcolors and qualities ofHosiery, with a
!Ina asaorunent or Lisle Tbread, Silk and Cotton Glades,
For m a ate, wholesale or retail, by F. H.. EATON,
n° Friorth et. •
. . . . .
ik
,a4ittlitzragE, and will .sell in Pldladelpidie
1 7 Ineesialrdose.n assorted wormed, linen and cotton
7 1 . r., ; &Unroll= well wantthe attention of Saddler w ~
..aiXt Merehaiite, as they , • will bo aold at unusually lo
-•-. 3.xtees, 'wholesale or retell. at.. JOHN VV:TIH'ff /. -
:,
.. T ., ..--, •-: '..Thilp,Cano andllmbrellt.-Paotory, .• .
~ .. .•. /4
...;:-. . - ' . . No ./ 41 :Yroodletraei. -
1..., -..'..,. ''.........., -:
Nctollt).94/PiAtuftitll4t-
. • side. •
11 4- 11911BURO PODKA%setompnsed ity.lierzon •
Mercedes Waits-4Y SosePh L aD i u rn i ;
Silver lithsiltaltzt - •••• -_.- • "
KabsAloore—the'Atftetican tirace.Dsurung;
Den - Bolt—bY : Ensass.f . •
01dArutChatr-..by Henry. Russell; •.•
Mountain Maid , . Invitation—a celebrated hielody by
..
:the Rainer Family; - •.' • . • •
I woo hi not Die in Wint•r—in reply to the- Song I
— would not Die In Spring time f Mulac byi. H. M ilton . ;_
Sosette until:reap Joe ; . •
The,lffreatta. nollemitett - of eight beautiful pieces.,
the Gaiinr; • • •
DarcestiC Catiallii,tind R. Culver's PreCeptor*
.:• ..tor the Haluir;
. "
:". • • ' • • • • .
. T.Hunter's, Henri Hertz's, Bingmirller, and Charlet'
Czernts Theoretical and Practical Piano Forte
Together with.alargo assortment of the. best Vfolin,
Guitar,
Violincello, and 'do able bash Strings, lobe bail
Just reelied'hy'exPresit sad for sale ty
- •
• BLUME, •
jelt • . Pismo Depot. No.llB Wood et.
New Mwfo.
• TORN MELLO et,No. Ell• Wood smiler, has received
rtf zthe-followin 4 pice q s of new and popular Music t • • ,
• • Farewell', if ever fondest prayer; • '
' Soldier's Grave; . • • •. ~-• ...•••• •
Waltz Sentimental. By Pilch;;
'•• • • ';Lte Sose..lrariations by: Harden; • • • • '
, Carnival di Venice: -By Voss;
13 6 Kind to:the Loved O; -:•• • • •
r ' Ma eh from Norma;Norma; 'S n o es ng of she Robin ;•
I Russian Polka ; Dian'ele end Liseue ;
' . Nelly Bly ; Sailor Boy's Grave;. :
: Jenny Lind's SerenailingPolka; . :
- Serenading or Schottlsh Polka; .
Jenny • Lind's Polka t • • .
' I Welcome Thee with Gladness;
-• ••Pd offer thee this hand of mina ;. •
• Life is but a Strife;' Willow Wood Quick Step;
Call toe pet names; Would I Were with thee;
• Gocd Luck Polua ; Grand Russian March;
Where are now the hopes ; . • • .
Newburgh Polka; 'Tin tforaeWher&er the het rtbl;
Spirit Polka; Cady Polka; Batchelor's Polka;
RertzelPolkal Joys that we've tasted; . .
, • Where are the Friends of My Tomb. ' •
' CHICKERING',S PIANOS—A - vent largo. stock of
Chickering's Pianos on band and arriving. liyls
EW MUSIC.--H. , KLEBER haa just received—
. Neliy.lfly , by 8 C Foster:' -
Sweat ilome t as sung by Jenny Lind ;
.. Sung of Christiana, words tram 'Bunyan's
grim s Progress ,
Thou host learned to Love anothet• ; •
• Nancy Bell; • . • • •
Mountain Maid's Invitation ;-
Wilt Thou be my Bride: .
Why do Summer Roses fade ;
My Nevi England Home, by Mrs. Anne Wade, of
Allegheny; •
•
:The Mourner, sequel to Festal.
From cur merry Swiss Home, vocal duet; by
Glover;
Wilt thou be gone,"Lova—vocal dues, by S. C.
Turn not net , ay—dite.tt, by S C Foster;
Once I toyed thee Mary dear, by S C Foster;
I would not die in Winter,
It won't bear mentioning ;
• Ka•e Moore.
Poi :sal—Henrietta, Evergreen. Dear Ann's, Jampint,
Children, Wallace. Hens /kneel, National. Scottish, Soi
ree; Cdmelia, Homburg, Madeline. Ernestine Sophia.:
W.szazxs—Homage, ttyerly ' s Alexandria, Jessamine,
Wcind'Nymph, Siive 'Title. Three i•iisters; de. • •
Also, n flue relecuon pf Foreign Music. •
jyl2 Sign of the Golden harp, 1.01, Third st..
- -
MOW PUBLISH INO-;•-An t Outline of Mechanical En-
L with dravrtnes of machinery, toots and
epparatus of a eery deieriptton. Collected, collated and
publithed by an American .tinelneetitig enciety..
thesuperintendenee of Frederick blone.—This valuable
work is of imperial size; each pert contains two plates
of drawings. It will be completed in 23 monthly parts,
Ave of which are now ltsued- Price to eubscriberi,
each pert ;to non-subscriticts.Sl,6o. • .1 • '
No.l of anew weekly: poper,.called"Tbe _
.bas been received. • It is printed in quarto form, o , fine
paper, mad is elevoted to News, the Arty, Science, Belles
Lentes, fte.. and advocates the moral and social eleva
tion of American citizen t, native and adopted, ludepen
dent of all sects and parlor.
Respecting tLese periodicals the Agents deem it un
necessary to say but as their respective excellen
cies are apparent to the eoramonest onserver; - they
would therefore merely ask their Wands and the public
to call and examine the merits of the works.
• • • WouDWARD ,s. JELLtV,
1312 Stationers and Bookbinders, :3, Third at
Hood's. New Jewelry Store.
rir HE anderrigned has lately t.pentd his stock of FINE
.1. GOLD and I , IIINER WATCHES,and FINE. HOLD
JEWELRY, az 51* 'Malt= crater, two doors from
Third street, and wishes to ipform the citizens of Piny
burgh and vicinity that he intends to make this place
his home, and would solicit a share of the patronage of
the cilia r no. itiforma all pa morn who are neonatal of
purchasing fay thirg In the orny of fine Gold or SiNCT
Watches; rid. Gold and fashionable Jewelr .kg , that
he wt. l at all times sell every uttielo in his T ilne at, Piew
York Citr price.,and at least from 10 to 50 pee sent
lower than the sanc quality' of goods are uniting sold
for in this section of country.
. ry. Piratic. call and aiming.
the Goods and prices., ' G.
:. H U OD.
- •
Nana , / Double-Lever Letter Ceiling
' . Press, and Metallic Dampener: '
•
- BURNHAM'S PATENT. • • •
• Sixa of &pia and Dampeners—Letter: 10 by Eh)
Foolscap, l 0 by 15; Folio Post. Ilk by lit; le
by 21. ,
4 TiVit Seeing. Labor-oaring and Afority4 acing Machine. '
vrlllB PRItS , I and DAMPENING TABLET presents I
-1 decided advithuges over all previonsinvenuone for
the some object.
Ist. The Pres. dors not require fisteninx down. • 1
Terouektwo levers satileceentric Joints the pres
sure is obtained with more ease, and much quicker than
by other methods. '
• 341.. The power is applied so equally, that the Peers is I
not liable to break or get out of order.
jth.—The Dampening 'Tablet is a substitute for the
brush, blotting pa per and NCO t-elmh, saving all the trod
ble incident to their use. and is worth its weight .n gold.
The Tablet may be used to great advantage with any
Press tilt eady in use, and fur that purpose will be sold
separately.
Letters con be copied la ith this Presa end Dampener
in three seconds. without blaring the original or the copy..
MANN'S PATENT Int PROVE:ID MOVABLE BINDER,
For keeping in a Book-like form, Mollie. Original In
-voices. Lrilerli, Periodic:llo, Newspapers, Drawings
Bank Checks, or nay other popern where method is de- '
?liable. This invention, it is confidently believed, Is the
best ever presented to the public for the purpose Est
- which it is designed, and will furnish to many a decide.
Tatum long needed. The undersigned now otters it at a
comparatively trilling cost to all who may desire to per
feet the system of preserving papers for ready and easy
reference.
MANN'S COPYING 11001:S.
The Paper in these Books is made from all Linen
Stock, and of the same quality. as Fine French Writing
Paper, bound on Parchmentßaek% with Printed Pages,
and manufactured expressly (or retailing
The undersigned having procured the sole agency of
the above ankle% now offers them at reasonable Prices
at wholesale or retail. Presees, Dampeners, Book s, * or
Binders, furnished to order of any dime n sions, at soon
notice. All of the above article• warranted.
Also—Copying Paper, in loose sheen of an y size. -
Arnold's Copying Ink—decidedly the best in use.
Mr. A. C. Chambers will wait on the citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, and will give all the instruction
necessary.
. JOHN F. COLE 3c CO.,
At 51'Fadeute.Covodesi Penne Railroad Depot, cornet
of Perin and Wayne ste.;"Plualiurgh Eiatyl
rills.°Sutton.
TAE Co-Partnership heretolore existing between the
subscribers. under the firms of,/ .S.HOTINET is Co.,
Is this day dimwit ed by mutual eon vela. Either partner
nisiy use the name of the concern in settlement. •
• • • '.• JEROME S. BONNET
. . .
TIATTHEW D. PATTON.
;Pittsburgh April Ist, 1850. •
•
•
•
QJ H 'yin g sold ray entire interest la the firm of J. S.
nonsgs & co. to M.D. Parroa, my late partner, and in
Atiringfrom b usiness, I take great pleasure in recom
mending barrio 'the confidence of my 'friends and the
public. • • [ap3l J.B: BONNET.•
LAWRENenvimr,YROPERTY.—For Sale, a vei
cable property of 72 feet on Pike street hy 110 deep
on Water street to Foster alley:presenting a fine corner
lot pleasantly situated on the Allegheny, having a dwell
ing house containing 4 rooms, kitchen, good cellar and a
porch; also, a pump of fine water, out.hignsej a large
stable, carriage house and cow stable, and en ice house
on the river bank, of capacity to hold in,taiti bushels of
ice; also, a garden, with fruits and flowers, and a largo
• gtape ar bor; also, 2 small dwelling houses, with grape
ritiesin (eon'. The whole is in good order.. Omnibuses
to the city pass the ' Price 84500.
S. CUTHBERT; Gi neral Agent,'
jyll •
- • • . SO, Smithfield street.
F ratfibislintiSfillii-litiVA POWDERS —This
elegant preparation, betides - Its superior claire as a
Summer Beverage, has the advantage over all otter
Compounds in being decidedly Medicinal., It corrects
• AMdity, relieves 'Nausea, licartburn, Cramp and Plate
le 'Cy. promistesAppeiite end 'Digestion, and predates
the best effects In derangements of the Urinary Organs.
For sale by JAMES A. JONES,
11001 • • Cm. Liberty and Head. "
lIIINESE WAstilolo FLUID colt always be Sad Kt
1,./ No 50, Smithfield street. at 25 cents per bottle. This
ankle lensed (or washing in salt, bard or soft water.
•_•ltliler's 'Cholera' Reinedy, for tha immediate cure of
dysentery, diarrhea, pain in the stomach, Re., can nito
Itteptitained at • Uylll 60, Smithfield street
'• Pins OIR Lamps.
TUST RECEIVED a fine assortment of these LAMPS,
8, for hurtling the Camphene, Pine and Ethereal Oils,
which I will sell at greatly reduced mice..
JOHN S. TOUGH,
82 Fond' St., between Martet and Wood, '
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail, in the
Shove named Oils.' • liell
Watches, Jewelry and Saver Ware.
HE VERY BEt.T.ilatE to purchase fine gold Je*.
T
elry or Watches is while the warm summer days.
and the very dull - season ortheyear lasts, for then it is
.that you have plenty of time to look about and ascertain
at what estabfiahment you can get the most real value
'for your money. Now, therefore, if you are about to
buy. any thing in that line this summer, it will he to your
•advantsge to call in at HOOD'S New Jewelry Store,
No. 51, Market street, for he is selling all kinds of fine•
goods at the - wholes:lle prices, and 'soots one-half less
that, the usual retail prtees. lie has also secuted Air
.E: Gilliam to attend to the Watch Repairing department,
• and all descriotiona of ' work will be done at short notice
and warranted.. • • . Jyy
De. Wm; P. Odes,
.V.ETLKINAILYSURUEON. "
• Office at Rod Pane:von?. Livery Stables, on
Fount' street, between Wood and Smithfield: ilyedy
-
_
EW MACKEREL.-40 Mole 18.51.N0. 3 Mackerel
"M
9leasecbnsetts nwpoidon; . • ,
' • .20 bf bblis 1831 Ncy, 1 -do
. ,• . • • • "g 0 do do N 0.9 do',
• . . • . IS do •do No. 3. do ,
Now landing and for sale by . • _
hIILLEK & RICKETIDN,
i 9 Nos. 221 & 0.13, Liberty st.,
1102d1NY—Sbbls. rear Hominyyfresh; for sale by.
WM. DYER.,
. .
Ira' . . ••• . 207 Liberty 'at:
mil -wry. FISH-10 half t,bla. hi acklnaar Trout; •
r 6 bbla. Lake Shad, for sale by _
WM. DYER. ,
•
r . ..
-•
ANACKERb.3.--Ibb bbls. No. 3, (large, 1851, to as
rise, for sale low.' • • oyl4l WM. DYRRi
A rtOPFEE-,-100 bags prime Rio Cape, arriving, and tb
NU' - able by ." USIA] Witt DYER.-
RVE41.131.41,-40 bbls. first-rate Rye Floor for +al ,
Jow.-1 fi 9 141 • .. • WM- DYER..
-
IL If AcKEß43l.—traibls. NO; L; - • • .
An , . 20 b2l( bbls.do; for sale verb low
B. MOLASISEt3•42bbIa. SLJames geiloory ,
F:I4C:.: Syrup
[or
WM. DYES.
-1110NBR1GHD$ 13T4AC111=40P.to. fot oßle br
Jyvt. -• • • •
icr•onicairiatiVNT
BACC— 20 EL
Ws. sno
cigar
.13...-10,4:kit - Oplo by, B. 1140NES,
jyl4 , • • 137 Front greet.:
ACE ' 0'
Q 0 : Len
, ,
s .- s .
.. .
~ 4.... ~
;`.3 .
';• •-• • -•'• • •
fi
, • ,' - •
_,: •- '• T h P • • •
• --" T'4l" , •
>.
' •
• • ; • •„ - . • -• • - • • •
• ; - •
The
1., f...d it i,.a.u - i g iee •
• • • - - _ •
~,Chat.IIII I MLNIPIVer. :; , .3Georg*Vi. hard , .
• Vb";3lsirr.,NlPt,' Idoideeei D. Lewis, ,
wet, Adolplil E. Berle,
SanitiblMexklt 7 i David 11:11towae,
•,' r. •it C0t414.0411101r :Marti! PatteTlOD...
- ' • ,1311(1,N7D,RICRER;Pies'i.i
bit'iar. G. ti n inevariitteeteulii.
Er Continue tolnabilnuutuindeiVerliefil al en Waite'?
..enteyery dese nytion, t efliT? pent • ip,'l , 4llt
t Taves tie low, es,re a eonsudeta 312 ".PEFF O , • •
Tbe.o otnptinoaie - ie ter, ea ti - tasnungett'FattS,
thipitalworrietialutasisarelyitivested ,
lairorl} l l4llllefiretiftlion Stie tositred , • ~.t.
...TM:Assets or tbe c,evippy, lon,Pitualy_lst, 1554 as
toblistted agreeisbli to ap Act 5T R . ssexably;yeeitvi
otva; vii
blongages .918,128 . 6:3
Real Estate • -- • • 54,377 73 I
Temporatl,•-••••-• 83,460 17
s too k s • ago sio •
!Cult L--•-•••••-•'• 54,346 81
. v.,e12,7 ea "44 . •
theii thdorporation; a pekiod ot2L'yeafs,_thay
gdapurardJ of This Million-Foie .lithldrod .Thoth
Elata;loskeb by fireohezebv affording 4viikeaCe
.9f.the advantages Of inSALTILEIM 41,70 as the alilityand
Vlspositiori tome et with Otoatptnesk, •wr ilabllialts.
• 9 '
giar24] Office N. E. corner Wooll anciad stir.
ilaarlns, sire and -gistand 'l`rosseportalloo
IMS INSURANCE-00:01'4%NY OF NORTH AMER.
lek, - Philidellihitt, chartered 1794, capital ssooi.
000t.issett•Jannaiy 13,1851,181,001,203 , 00, will
.makp, insurance pn buildings, and their-contents an this .
eity, mid yfeliiitY. Also, , on properly, of every descrip
lion, on qtaltribotitS'and othier •veisels; either by (Mind
:transportation or on the seas ; : •• • •
DIRECTORS;
'Arthfir o.toffin, Pros't., Jacob AI. Thomas, s ;
Samuel W. limes, • John fL Neff.
Edward Smith; •1 Rlcluird D. Wood, .
John A. Brown, William Welsh,..
Samuel P. 9mitb, . Francis Haskins ;
Samuel Brooks, . • .S. Austin Afilbone,
Charles Taylor, E.Bowen,
' Ambrose White, . 'George W. Aspinwall,
Thomas F . Cope,. ;.James N. Dickson, ,
S. Morris, %Valet, - H2D. Sherierd,'Seey.'
Thil is' the oldest Insuritnea ;Cori:many' in - the 'United
States,•ard•from its high standing,long experience, atri
al° means,,and avoiding all risks . of an clue hazard
ous character, may be conkidered as offering' ample se
curity to the public. — .WM. P.IONES, Agent,
.1 9 .21 • . ;N0.141 Front street.
711/Liiisliisliiiiiiiil-1611e XXI sursuloo Co:
.—GUABANTY • FUND 8400,000. .
Tws COMPAN Yoffent to the in, arid all the security
and adviidtagei °rib° Mutual and JOlnt Stock Plans
(as heretofore applied) combined. namely: Low rates of
premium; an annual return in cash of use per centoga
required, for the contingent tisk - of the year; an ade
quat6,but not excessive provision for the future security
.of members far the whole termof h e, %situ 4111 gqdli able
interest in tee accumulating fend seeured to such
tors,. payable at dealt', uy credits upon their poli
cies; a guaranly fend designed for the permanent'seed
rity.of short term members, and also for the present se
corny of [bete tor tbe whole terra of life.
Cy-This u the'ouly 'Mutual Life Insurance Company
whose rates of premium are fixed at a fair reduced stun
diird,l,ollll a provision for an . anzundiy. increasing'. aces! ,
_muiation of (Ands (far future *minty) in exam propor
tion to the imonut of ba.iness and, the increasing xrisk
from advancing age among the Members.. •' •
Pamphlets. tracts, 3a,, giving in detail the plan and
rates of the Company, formsheff gratis; and applications
for inzusati.le received - by ....L'TURBETT. - Agoot,
tW, Wood street, Pittshursh.
Siam. Dri.wotau, Medical Examiner. • • !tyi:
rpilE DELAWARE farru'AL SAFETY INSUR
ANCE COAIPANY.—Otfice. North Room of the Es
chunge, Third street. Philadelphia. . • .
. Fian Isaciasstos—Buildings, Merchandise and other
property in town and country, insured against lose or
damage by fire at the lowest ratter premium. '
MARINE laseasteca.--They also insure Vessels, Car
goes and freights, foreign or , coastwise, under open or
special polities, as the assured may desire.
INLAND TaI.."I2I7OATATION.—Thoy also Insure Merchun•
disci transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, on rivers and lakes, en the most
liberal terms.
DIRECTORS—Joseph H. - Seal, Edmund A. Bonder
John C. Davis. RobertLitman, John R.. Penro sc, Sama el
Edwards. Geo. G. Leiper,
Ti
Edward Darlington,lsaac IL
Davis, 'William Falwell, Joha Newlin.r.ll. M. Huston,
Inknes C. Hand, Theoplulus Paulding; Jones Brooks.
Henry Sloan, Hash Craig. George Scrril I, Spencer Me.
Hymn, Charles fixity, J. Johnson, William Hay, Dr
S. Thomas, John Sellers, Win. Eyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH.—D. T. Morgan,
I luglr Craig, Jun. Logan.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
Tuns. C. HAND, Vice President.
• • Jammu W. Cowen, Seeretary.,
I 3 Mace of the Company, No. 4u Water street, Prits,
bu h. ireltritf) •-P. A. MADEIRA. Agent.
Fire and Itt at InAk luminous:.,
THE:OFFICE or the irtrurarsis Co. of North Annum •
hie been ircaterred to the Warehouse of Hardy, Jones
re, C0.,N0. 141 Front street, third house East of Mood
stry.ehtuthere the subscriber will issue Policia:son Pull&
ings and their eontents,and o Shipment* by Steambos ts
ar.d other vessels, for the above old and - responsit•le
Company. .(opal WM. P../ONFS.'dtgent
In Jctiezion county [ore
& CO
~.;,~.:
>"
.. ..
:' ..
; - 1 1 TAIWIEMPACITIPM*.gj
Life and ilealan Inaneassee.
WiIk:MUTUAL LIFE AND /11;ALTII INSURANtd;
I COMPANY, of PAiiadr/pAio, Incorporated by the
Legislature of Pernsylvmaia,Mateh,looi Chimer Par.
petual; Capital etoo,ooo. 'Raw knot , Masan!" Amino!.
catna,Canwany, and full 20 per cent. lower than tut
usual rates of Lute I entrance, as the following conumn
son will show. Thus a person or the age of 00 insuring
for $lOO for life, Anna pay in the •Girard 52,30, Pennsyr•
Amnia 1120. Penn Mutual 42,36, Ennuabic d 2,01, He *
England 52,30, Albion 82.48, New l ork.Life I di
and Health, Philadelpain.sl,9l.
Dtaccross.--Samuel DO:net, Charles D Hall, Wot F
Donne, Robert P King, Charles P W Baldwin,
Chas 0 lit Campbell, PI al Reeve, Al. D i t Lewis Cooper
J Rodman Barlrcr„R II Butler, Edwlirß Cope - Presi:
drat; Samuel D Orrick • Mrs Prcrldirni f Robert P. King
fircrstary, Francis Bletekburne,
Applicutlous will ire 'received and every informal..
given by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent. Orrica:
Commercial 111)01:11S, corner of Third and Woad streets
Pnuiburgh.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
111/1E Insurance Company of North America, ut YUUs
Jelpliiii,through its duly authorized Agent, the sub.
settler, offers to make permanent and hunted last, nines
on property,in this city and its vicinity, and on slava=
by the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS: •
•
ArthurO.CoAln,Pres% Samuel Orooks,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith
Edward Smith, Ambrose . White,
John A. Brown. Jacob H. Thomas
John White, John R. Neff, •
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Win. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, See . y.
This Is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1704. Its charter is per
petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering rumple !cruel.
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. J ONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and
Front sic, Pittsburgh =arty
Jolla 12 9 Cortnoy,
WIJOLESALE AND RETAII, DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Cigar; Tobacco and Snuff,
N 0.142 Wood street, corner of Virgin alley,
aprl4l . Piwbuigh, Pa.
•. Business Soltoe.
AU. persons having business with the undersigned,
either as Public Accountant, Instructor In Book.
Keeping, or otherwise, will find him at the Pittsburgh
Commercial College, from 0 till It o'clock, A.;M., and
(mak till 4 o'clock, P. M.
• Mcrcharts in want of competent Book keepers can
be supplied bq . calling on JOHN FLEMING,
ant 9, Principal Instructor in the Science of Accounts.
Fairmount Fire Engine for Sale.
HE members of the Fairmount Fire Company offer
. their ENGINE for sale. It to in first-rate order, and
be sold cheap. Enquire of J'. 80IITH, Seely.,
.apatf No. 409 Penn street.
Cannata gisecems Wanted.
Tm. nbecribers will employ a number of good bands
at the above business; viz: Bateau; Bedstead and
Table makers. None but good woramen need apply,...-
as good Wages will he given and ß Pa YA yment N prompt.
& 111 , KER,
No. 31 Fifth inert.
ROACIIES BY THE PECK.—Two boxes of the Ex
terminator were purchased by a gentleman the
other day, who went home and that night prepared it
according to directions The next morning he collected
about a peck of dead Roaches, and font d a number of
'
dead raisin the cellar. In the yard he found several
members of the tat family itaggettng about as if under
the influence of liquor. - A few mysterious knockings
took place, whtch soon silenced them.
The Exterminator never fails. Price 25 cents per
box. Sold by ' S. L. CUTHBERT,
rnyl2 Smithfield street. •
PARCHMENT EN VELO ES.—Llpman's Adhesive,
X Parchment Envelopes. These envelopes are the
strongest and.sacest that can be used for enclosing
valunole letters or papers—being made of Parchment
Paper, which will withstand any ordinary friction-or
moisture. Assorted sizes sold at W. S. HAVEN'S, •
Stationery Store,
Market, corner of Second H.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—A delightful
place for a reAidence, situated on Coal Hill, nest to
the reeidence of James Golding, Esq; having a front of
99 - feet on High strret by 217 neep on tt. Clair eticet—
presenting a fine view of the three rivers and surround
ing county. The above desirahle property, both for a
healthy and pleasant location le not surpassed by any in
Merges his within fifteen minutes' walk of the city.
The whole is surrounded with a good board fence.
Price-51A60. Terms-534,V in hand ; the balance fit
roar equal annual payments.
S. CUTHBERT, Gent Agent, ;
14 60 Smithfield st. :
SECON D 'SPREE C PROPERTY FOR SALE, to close
an Ettare.Tao very desirable well finished three
story brick DWELLINtiI HOUSFS, situate on second
street, immediately above Smithfield, each containing
eight rooms and alto;. bathrooms atta,thed, supplied
from ranges with bet and cold water. The houses are
neatly new, and will be sold low: 850 U in hand—the
balance in payments from one to six years.
For. larther information apply to FRANK, RAIIM,
Agent thy the estate of U. Ratim, deeenaed. at Messrs.
Coleman, Mailman tr. Co.'s No. MD Water street.
ly14:1w
131., PRI s—filen'ssumaier suits korn 83,5 U to SS.
do dress do 810 to 524.
• Boys' summer do $1,75 to 87,50.
do dress do 83,75 to 80.
We are determined to sell out the present stock, to
make roam for new uoode. We study to please.
CHESTER 71 Smithfield street, '
0/11 . • •:' • (name in the window.),
4 CASKS superior HAMS for erste by.
T. WOODS tc SON,
iY IO . No M, Water street.
LARD -1500 lbe No 1 Lard for sale by
T. WOODS k SON,
I 30 , Noel,.Water career
brA) K, Narlas,Sago, =pared orn,Tainoes,
jy.Anoarnvt, for sale by
• W.A. M'CLURO tr. CO., .
Onnere and Tea Deniers.
OE JARS—The "fee Jr'?u or ". Water Cootemp
I
we ere making, are well worthy of examination, as
merare very neut.:lndwell calculatbd for private facal•
Ilea, hotels and boats. -- . - '
We are alto manutacturing Refrigators of galvaltiv4
and other iron. ' • .• 1: .
'myl7:lW. • •• • SCAM'S, ATKINSON, &-OKELY.'.
01114D1t1 24 Oss,Cheese i• , ,
. 10 bbls: Corned -
Recoil/ad per canal and for sale by •
ni . • - ' CARSON &
U Ifrr- - "!`rj *Wear Grease era;
" • 4 ilLObblo..Loaf Bugari •
Ite:ZetiiiirpltrriehiblifaTudfor sale by
.:111347- . • &
ANTED 'MEE DIATELY.--Two Good Box Ma.
Tv - Wt.-4. lone other peed
• • . 2 • 1 ". • • 'FL S. OFFIER,
_ .
Erin's Raildings, Fifth C wt..
••:;
~'~ ' _?. o
Gimar asoucnozart zaress
•.. . .
DecOnd :arrival Of .Siesre, , Satmanser Goode,
- • • - 'AT 'O RE RTJJAIRGAINS.
4 .. THE birgest.Cheapestand Best Stock of FAN
-80
'OYDarSS GOPDS efver offered int this elty,la
- 011age4STEVENSON *LOVE'S
Original Bee HiveSiore,-. No.746Market Street, between
• - FouniVirresi arid tke,,DistrorrodiParraurea ,
be T a h m e drta pro ai p._ri ,n e t to bn ri e . in ba a ti f e s j h u e st N o e pr oi ed a ' ,L a d large iost
F arLd h
i m .
n o u s!
We Stylesof Fancy and Staple,Dry Goods, which have
been purchased since the great reduction in Prices at the
lameclearing otnsalettin New York: ens Dailadall'hi a,
non
will be offered, tocash buyers at from 20 to 25 per
cent lower than former prices, •
DRESS GOODS of every description,from the cheap
est to the mist costly and magnificent, such as a Iraq
.large and beautiful stock of this foilowiag articles:
Cheiteand Jasper chefs Silks;
Dillh_Lastro f blain chemeliiin and lace silks;
.00' .ssripe • ..do., •-:. ..,ffol
Do . ' p l ain Mack - .- do;
Brocade, Amami and - Poult de Sines, all colors ;
Black and chamelion Tart satins, and watered silks;
Cheap and India Foulard silks;
Do : printed and plain silk tissues;
• Do do. .Alberiines and Grenadines;
Plain, printed and embroidered berages;
Chtne plain and figured silks, and poplins;
Chameleon tiro 4e- N a g l "; ' '-
. ' Paris printed berages o de 'nines;
Do - du . ono plain all wool de tables, -
Do .do lawns and jaconets; -
Piain end 'enibroideneil isuili and Surlsses ;
Plain and printed easaineres, do !aisles and alpacas;
•• French and domains, gingham. i •
•
English and American chintzes and calicoes; ut all
,
-
Bi.3l4 c mit j rs and ILUIBONS at great bargains,
: ,i•
..Sprlng and simmer shawls, do - do;
Needle worked sleeves, cuffs, collars and themi
:
• .• Needle wotked laces and alpinist caps;,
• . Embroidered, hem stitch and plain linen , canals'
handkerchiefs •- ' ' •.
.
•• Falter silk poelret hdlrfs, cravats and •neek ties;
Gloves, hosiery and suspenders, a large stork;
. .. Irish Bawls, taste cloths and table•lluens ;
•: - Tickene, checks, crash, bird-eye, diaper 4. napkins;
.Bleached and brown muslin', from 0 to 12a. per yd;•
Do brown and colored Canton flannels; • •
. • French cloths, plain and fancy casslmares & sannetig
• Caahmerets, tweed', marina. fassimerds • and Ky;
Black sink' and fatleyvestingt, &a., &c. - -, . I
• 11 - .7" The-.proprietors would •respeetfully soltdii >an
emir:. call•trom all - their. friends, and the public , . psi,-
erallyjeeling confident that they can offer greater inr
ducements. to ..whole sale' and retail buyers,. than ant ,
:hove heretofore been offered in Pittsburgh. • :
. . saran f . YOUNG, SZEVENSOI4.Ie4 , O 3 I P.: 1
- . 77- 11u - r illEilrflesaifiiiiiiiiillaiale
-7—
OF DRY - GtIS at the ' One PnreStoter or 'A. A.
GLI
MASON & CO.,NciA 62 & 64, Milker street. Pitts
burgh, will commence on Thursday, Jane 26th 1851, and
continue throughthd-nsonth otJulf:: Their iVholesala
Rooms will lie opened to the Retail trade, and every ar
ticle throughout the establishment will be sold at an Im
mense reduction from usual prices.. Having recently
made extensive purchases, their assortment will be
found very choice and desirable.
Their-puck ofAilika,.cpmprisiut more Allan 500 ideceb
will be clo - ted out at an Immense discount frons• usa .
prices. . .. .. .
Deed Dress Silks as low as - • 374050 cl 4.
Sill Poplins, 20 025 . -
Best /forego De Gaines, 181.
. Fast colored Lawns,
Fins Freneh do l2l
Fine'Prinred Bereges 181025
Fine Preach Jaconet: 184025
500 pce Rene hprid English Gingham', 10 et;2l
Black Aldacat, 121
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbons, at 8
600 Wrought Collars, Ost
Fast colored Calicoes. 61.
100 cases Eagliiti and American do, . 8 010
; 300 eases and bales of Bleached and Brown Mut
has at manufacturers , prices.
ALSO—Laces, Embroideries, tritnmines,llosiery and
Gloves, Linen, White Goode. bonnets, Shawls. Cloths,
ire., together with an immense variety of all kinds o f
Dry:goods—all of which will be marked down to even
less than Eastern wholesale prices.
Je2s ; A. A. MASON &CO
Dew Voirlimy and Dry Goods store.
No. 97, North-tent corner of Wood rt. and Diamond talky.
DGREGG & CO ., having opened at the above stand,
. are ow offering for sale a large and complete
assortment of VARIETY nod DRY LOODS, consisting
in part of Broad Cloths, Cassimerei, Satinett, Summer
Pant Stuff, Fancy Vesting., Ladies' Dress Goods. Lawns,
De Lantos, Ginghams, White Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Uosiery, Also, a .complete variety of Cutlery,
direct from She ffi eld. Together with Clocks, Gold and
Silver Watches. and Watch atatcrlitli, Gold and Silver
Pelts-sad pencils, and Jewelry: ' A fine assortment of
Pain/ Leaf Mak ac:. • In short, are bare on hand almost
ciery.artichesesity kept ifithe Dry Goods and Variety
line, All of which we offerfor sale on the most favora
ble terms, either for cash fa satisfactory.refea crane _
• D. GREGG 'Gm
N. B.—Tbc business of - the lox Eno of GIaCCIO & NP
CASDLESS, will be settled by the subsanber, et the haute
of D. 0 rr s giy & Co., as the bootie, notes and pepers two irk
my pos.eu.oo, sad f em fully authorized to settle up the
business. DAVID GREGG.
European Agency.
trilE undersigned European Agent continues his an.
1 nod voyogcs betwe en Ate e rice and gurope, leaving
Pittsburgh regularly in each year in Jane, anti returning
lu September—transacting a general Law Aiteney, in
connection with his relative,' Itacin Kassa, Esti , now
residentin Dublin. The present tour will be. the twentt
firth of this Agency.through England; ireland.f.thotland,
Wales, An. It embraces collection of legacies, debt',
rents, property and claims; recrustances of money; procu
ring copies of wills, deeds cud documents; conducting
searches of all kind., Ac., Ac . Innumerable references
given. Daring the subscriber's absence,- his brother;
kthwsain Kaunas, wilt attend in his Office.
Mee on Film Street, o,positc St. Pawl's Cathedral. -
THOMAS J. KEENAN. European Agent,
ieSaf and Attorney at Law; Pittthnign, l'a.
---- Urrtra Family Flour.
OR the convenience of the citizens, the proprietors
gof the "PITTSBURGH CITY. N11.4145,"have placed
en !bribe reception of enters, at the foIiONWI tag places:
J. & R. Floyd's store, corner of Wood and 6th sta
h.l.Haywood's Shoe shire, corner Libeny and Plac ket
A. Beelen's Store, ad street;
L. Wilcox, J Druggist, cor. 4th and Smithfield; .
John I Smith aster°, ear. High and Wylie streets ; '
•
Telegra-i, Office, Fourth street;
It. C. Keil:. Grocer, elar.fith at. and Market alley ;
M. Grilses S . .!e,9th Ward. . .
The Flour War will call twice or thrice daily, for
alders, and the Flo .1, rke., delivered pronaply either in
barrels or tacks, (sack Flour is preferable.for family
use,) without charge for cartage.
It is plain that no accounta can. he allowed, and that
drivers can have no permission to leave Flour without
Paylacut , WellOPPlllit the Pablie.will buplensed with
this arrang ement, as we shall endeavor to do Aim just
ce t 'north)) WILIWARTH fr. N OBLA.
Dr. W. P. GILES, .f
IrETERINARY havingbeen
V insitedre return by bit friends, respeet
fully offers his professional FCfgiCell to the
citizens of Pittsburgh and its vicinity; and takes'. the
present opponanity to express his :lc kuovaledgmentii to
them for the Mummy encouragementmey &leveed to
hint in the prosecution of b.s profession during five
years, and isgain invites their patronage. Having prac
tised for the last ten years in th, United States, he pre
sumes he is capable of treating the various diseases to
which Horses are liable, in an able and scientific man
ner. , •
Di W. P. Giles has his office in Mr. Roily Patterson's
Livery Stable, FOURTH street, between Wood and
timithfield streets, where he may be consulted daily from
10 till 3 o'clock, as to the soundness of Horses, and toe
disease of Gorses and Cattle. . • -
Every description of Veterinary Medicine nay he had.
at his office, accaratety proportioned and properly adapt
ed to
every disease to which the horse ['lncident—Lint.
went, Lotions, Blister., Ballo of every description, nod
Condition Powders equal to any thing ever acted to the
public.
Good stabling for sick horses:. Sick and lame horses
attended to at their respective suibles i ln tow(' or cowl
try. (my7:3a3d.) G. W, P. GILES, VS.
Lithographic. Institute.
(10-PARTNE.RBdlP.—Thesubscriners 1:0051 respect
%../ fully announce to their friends and the public gen
erally, Wet they have.thls day entered into Co-Partner
ship, for. the purpose of carrying on, at the old. star. 3, in
ngerlyos Dailditig,opposite the Post Office,Third street,
Pituiburgh, the Lithographic Printing, in all Its various
branches. Having machinery, retenUy arrived from
Europe, they am prepared to do works in Lithography
equal to steel engraving. 'They solicit. a continuance of
the patronage bestowed heretofore so liberally to the
one:partner, Win. Schuchman;and they hope by strict
attention tothelr business, by elegant workmanship, and
the most reasonable terms, to merit the favors of all en•
lightened public. •
Bonds,CheelcdDrafts, Machine Drawings, Like ,, ess•
es, Lanscapes, Autographic Letters, Bill Heads; Plots
Lithographed and Printed in Black, Gold Bronze of Co
lon.
Specimens of their work can'be seen at their Office . ,
as above. WIH. SC HUCHMAN,
apr23 FRED. HAUNLEIN.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY' SOAPS.—JAMES A.
JONES. corner of Liberty and Hand streets, baa
received a fine assortment of Perfumery and Fancy
Sa
R o ouse p:
cl'a cologne water Rdussel's omnibus soap;
Wetherill's do; do amantine do;
French do; do Circassian do; '
Wetkerill's toilet water ; Brown Windsor do;
Aromatic vinegar • . Tniinsparent wash baits;
Roussel's assonedestrams• Military shaving soap ;
Lubin's 'do do ; • Roussel's shaving cream; •
Eau Weirs! ; do do • compo'd ;
Genuine bear's oil; • Jenny Lind hair gloss; •
do oz. =How ; Oilontine,or rose woth paste;
apr4
Copper Stooks.. • • . •
'LIVE have orders tor the Stock* * of madams Min*
Companies of Lake Superior. !Those wishing to
sell will please call, or address '
. • ' A. WILKINS & CO, :.•
jyli corner of Market age Third ata.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati j a anci . ..l. , ratsv:lll,
A FEW SHAELES.of • ihtf r l a ntc; , wan — lefi : ai ' fife Efi
/ - 1. change Office of
Ixll A WITALINS
PREMIUM CHEESE—Two extns large premium G.
shoo Cheese received and for sale by . .
_ %VAL A. M'CLURG &
GOTlit — F asks.— he .est • '
0 Oil Imported, jolt received and fr r sale by • • ;•
WII. A. M'CLURG It CO.,
jylt . Grocers and 'yea Dealers.;
F1tE., 4 411 MACCARONI.—A. very superior article cf
Fresh Maccaroci ja.t received and for gale by .
Wlll. A. bI , CLIIRO it CO.,
OIL - 258, Liberty buret.:
A PRbskt surrt..y of the celebrated itelliA FLY
A
Paper, just received and for sale wholesale and re
tall, by S. L. CUTHBERT, ,
jyt4 60 Smithfield at..
('1 LOVka
ki l d . i O n V g
G • 10 .-- v A s now and .._ eantila attic o
Ladies' Lida thread lo;at 12e03'e per per: •
" Silk • leopm 1.
Kid - Alan "
KENNEDY tr. DASLETT, -
yl No. 94, Market street.!
qlO LUT—T•e Warenoube N 0.137 Front street, far
J.. merly occupied by the subscribers. Possession
OVER immediately. Enquire of -
-mYRP:U .
.Qlqll‘l%. & CO.,' ;
. .
•MACKERII,-25 half bbly.i toy ante by
jetl6 bi. DYER
ISKUNKrPAPE —For sate by
• un3ol WALTER P. MARSHALL.
TUST•nteravkal at Wilkins Hall, a fresk suPPIY •
er 11411.18 UT." . Oral • JOHN WAILICER
TRADON RAMS-5,000 Rm. first Into, for sale by i
- TILT - CUFF PlNl3—Just received and for toile at the
Watch and Jevreity.eore of W. W. WILSON.
: coraer.of . Fonithind Mallet es.
DRiho ppectiEs-ievo bus: prime Halves, In atom
ella tot sale bY- _ • &101 WM. DYER. .
BACON . I3BOOLIPir Basks ssipezior IThoutdera.
!dal , • WM. , DYEB..
. . .
,~' ~._
•
it .
~- ~~.
=EI
EMS
- ,
. :
IMIMIM
~. 5 .~
A: :`'
.~i~l.ir.~;&G.
...
...444110 4 1 1.* WAN:IOW/AIL a.„•.: -
- C-A-BINET
FURNTTURE MANUFACTURER,
•
Ware.roomi 97...a5id 99: I.'tkird .stre.et.
T . W. W. respectfully informs Ids friends and c aslant
111'..i'ets that he has now Completed the 'largest and'fi- I
nem stock •of household. furniture ever before -seen'tri •
lids city,. as he is determloed to uphold the quality , with i
well-seasoned Materials, best workman/0.4,0nd unwell
designs; and from the exittit of his ordels and, facility
la mai afticturing,iteis enabled to - prodUce Warranthd
farnitgre, at the !owes; prices. • ,'... 1 ..-, „, ..., :I' ..i :., .. - , , t ,
~. lie has adopted the principle of idengfglag4o...pu 4 -
4 tomererinterest with his own, in'ituitilty and price, and
keeps always on band- the greatest varietf of every des.
uriPtion .of furniture' from•theuhe apes; and plainest; to
the most elegant nacostly, that a house k or.uny pan oi
one, may be furnished from his stock, or manufactured
expressly to order:: lie therefore'soltcluran inspectioa,
that the advantages of his establishment may he knosert.
The following articles consist, in part, of his stook, which
for riclmess cif styleandfinish, cannot be surpassed is
any of the , F.astern cities ir• .- •• -, '• ' ' ' "
Parlor,
drawing, din
' ing, and bed room
•••••• , "chairs, of every variety,
consisting, of resewaood,, ma- -
hogany and walnut Eliza b e then,
, • Cmiservistolis and Easy' Chairs, of every ".
deseriptioniCouches,'Solas;Tete-a.tete and Di-
_vans of the latest,French and American patterns t
itTaehaess What-Nots, and ladies , r arlor.,Wnting Des
of various' kinds' • Work Tables • and fancy inleik
idiuidsi.muslo sands, and holden, marble top, mn•
ho y, rosewood sad walnut centre and Bola, ta
bles, extension, dining table. ; ,all sizes of the'
•
• • • 'most improved, and decidedly the best kind
• • • made; maxi, Pembroke hall and pier tables, • •
wardrobes,. bedsteadtrand:washstands of
. each a large assortment;. gothic .hall
and parlor mceptiotichains, ottomans
• . : and stools,: - secretary and book •
cases, able boards, fire •screens:.
towel racks, hat stands,. and
. .
music stools, critic: and cots
''•for - children; Paper mache, -
table and, tea pops,
loony, : rosewood, and . - • •
inlaid peail Tables,
.. •
A large 11150[U/1011i of COMMON PURNIVIRE and
:WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cssinits muses supplied with
all articles in their line
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the short
est notice.
All 'orders pioinptly attended .to
Journeymen Cabinet Makers Association
WAHERODSE, 119 SECOND STREET,
:{near the comer of Wood.) . •
T H IS •ASSOCiATION, em
braeingialready, twice to three
Ames as many hands as the lar
, .. • gest and hitherto most renowned
business shops of this city, have opened their W are
house, and ere able to funustolthe public, by wholesale
or retall,with Furniture of the following description—
viz:
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Fall Col
maned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads* Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs; Mahogany Walstaitdo; So
fas Divans; l'iano Stools; Book Cases;• Secretaries •
.Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre ,
• Tables ; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans;
Poplar Wardrobcs; - Dining and Breakfast Tables; Work
stands; Cherry and Common Workstands ; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureau - ;
Cribs; Cradles, fie. • • •
The advontages of co-operation, on an extensive smile,
permit them to sell at the lo west prices, Fuld they are de
%ermined to sell, lower than any competitors, an equally
good, it not better article, and warranted--as the public
will understand by giving them a cull.
arr Steamboat work of, all descnptions, and other
articles of any description, made to order in every style,
at the shortest notice....' - • linariel
'aso Cabinet. Maker*
Veneers, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut; Varnish,
• Hardware and Furniture at Wholesale.
fIE subszribers have - just - received trom New York
J. and Roston a most *splendid stock of VENEERS,
and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
for the trade. All of which we - will sell at extremely
low prices.
As great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persons cannot fail to be salted either as to quality or
price; and, as it is well known that - Furnituro can be
made by machinery Superior and much lower than by
hand, the attention of the trade is respectfully invited.
Turned Work,in all its brane,hes, carried on as usual.
Flank fir band mishi t for Carpenters, and all articles
required In manufacturingrabinet Furniture, constantly
on band—viz: Mahogany, Varnish. Hardware Hair
Cloths, Springs, /Lc., &e. RYAN tz AVKEE ' , - • ,
Ryan's Buildings,
No. 3t Fifth garret .
marldaw
CLIAIIIS & • D toUlt
N 0.98 Tkirdstrat, between Market and Wood, S.nali side.
litW* have now. on hand a large and i. .. 4 0,
splendid stock of every variety o t CHAIM,
andCABINET-FURNMURE,whiettwe •
are confident cannot be s a rp nese d, ,-
eituilled, in this City, or a tt.e Wei n, in style and finish.
I' hose who are in want us Furniture are respectfullY
invited to call and examine tot themselves..
steamboats furnished an th : shortest nitice.
All orders promptly attended to. .
e llktf . O'DONNELL. MULLENCO.
roux dimwit= t. a. L. la mum, .W. B. iillNTtill.
O'DONNELL, MULLEN Sr CO.
Pittsburgh Cheats. & Ciablmet ware Rooms,
' No. 08 TAird Strut, Sousa Side. •
lisi VD. H. &Co., respectfully infunn their friends
and' customers that they have, if not:Me largest
stock ever before seen in this city; the greatest
rariety of styles, the finest.finitheil, mad, of the
best seasoned materials, and by the best workmen in
the western eoantry-kill of which they are determined
to sell vs low as any other manufacturing establishment
in the city. Oar stock to all oar own manufacture; no
imporumous.
' Steamboats and Hotels tarnished at the shoreat notice-
All orders . rot:aptly attended to. jut:
rairentlitairso an Chair Ware Koalas.
:21E LI: YOUNG & tour of Tarrd
and Senithfitkhts.,oppante Broton't Boa!,
rinaburgS, Ea., keep constantly on hand
and make to order,. at the lowest prices, 4 1
HOUSEHOLD and STE AM BOAT FURNITURE, and
CHAIRS, of the best workmanship and most approved
febls
O• Tax sabscrlbers tender their ai
knowledgments for the favors bestow
4ed upon MGM by their'Steambont friends and
Would respectfully remind them and others ' inte- ' •
rested in building boats, that they are at all times pre
dared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every
escription of Cahill - Puraitare and Chairs of the her
=aerial and workmanship. Tl 3 YOUNG& CO.,
Corner Third and Smithfield ”
streets,
opposite Ilrown's Hotel?'
H. .DALULLB
Ilaxismer'da Drawler,
. ~ CALIVETWAREROOM II
,SMITVIELDSTREET,
thutosen Seeensastreet and Strawberry allex,Plusburg,Pa.
11.A.111PdEn. & DAULER keep constantly on hand
a
variety of excellent and fashionable Furniture,
..: warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as
• favorable terms as can be obtained at any similar
eitablistuneutin ire Weal. 'They have now on band an
unusually extensive stock.embracing all kinds of Fund
tare, tram the cheapest and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. An orders promptly uttended to. mr2l:6re
A. MILLIKEN & CO h
II AVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
IA CHAIR liIANUFACTORY, N 0.64 Smithfield et.
a large assortment of limey and plain Furniture, which
they will sell 15 percent. below customary rates. -
Terms—cash only. • • ' tdec27:ly
ate ;
facNlVuhirt;lj.4.l,my....N43.oN co
RS o r i ttl:nesto d manu
; don, at his old stand, corner Ot ' frderty esc lul nP ii
Seventh streets. UIVDERTAKING attended
to, in all its branches. • " magi .1
Bolivar Fire Brick Manufacturing Company
Z. 89. GLOVZQ, I. Y. XllBB, B. V. /ONES, a. a. 818.81 JAW
GLOVER, KIER O. CO., Proprietors.
THE subscribers' busing been appointed Agents fcr
the above named concern, will keep constantly o
hand a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Fire Brick, Crr
cible Fire Clay; Furnace Hearths and lavvalls. The,
are also ready to receive orders for said Brick, to be
made in size and shape to suit purchasers, which shall
be promptly filled. -. ' •
We do notdeem it necessary to'enumerate the many
advantages-the -Bolivar Fire Brick posess over all oth
ers that have been offered for gale in the United Stater,
their superiority being - well knownto almost all person's
who use Fire Brick. • The proprietors have determine!
that the Fins Brier shall lose noneof their present envi•.
able reputation, and that no expense shall tie spared ,
make them even better than they have heretofore been..
This is the only - establishment LOIN manufacturing Fla
Brick at Bolivar. KLER A JONES, *.
marl 7 Canal Basin, Seventh rt., Pittsburgh.
Pagoda. IV 06 /1:1 or e.
TEHU HAWORTH, late of the firm of. Morris er. Ha
t) worth, wishes to inform his friends and the public.
generally that he has taken the store formerly occupied
by H. Leader, corner of Diamond alley and the Dia
mond—having associated with Robert Cairns, will, un
der the title of Haworth ar. Cairns, continue to import
from London the finest Black Teas; also, from France
pure Wines and Liquors, a large invoice of which has
been received at the above store, which, for finenesa of
quality and cheapness in price cannot be excelled in
any store West of the . mountains. A general assort
ment of Family Oroeeles will also be found at this es
tablishment, at the lowest cash prices. The 'followi ng ilst will show the different kinds and pricesat the
PAO I TE A STORE.
Fine Young Hyson Teas 35, 40 end 50 cents itY lb ; •
Superior Young. Hyson, a very desirable Tea for
unity,llle, 75 cents 4,..iht . -
Curious ? . ..PVTIfI-,1:11sOn a;ptosidellghtfal Tea,
raurant as a rosp,ll,oo 8 , 7 lb; •
Full flavored and sweet GtinpOwdee 02 and 75 ets ;
Sweet Vargo Imperial 75 bta ; •
Fine rind fragrant Imperial St,oo ;
Bsscx TEAL—Fine Orange Pekoe 50 cis;
Flee flavored Oolong 50 and 62c• '
very best do 75c ;
Strong English Breakfast Tea 50 cut ;
Strong black leaf, Congo kind, Sonchong, CO cts ;.
Very best English Congo 75 cts ;
, Tavern 'keepers and others, who hay. Wines And Li•
rotors in Pittsburgh, will find it to their sulventage to call
at this esiahlii' shineat befuse,parchasing elsewhere.
J. Ei..Touglios Celebrated Eithereal Oil. •
Chatelzelli States, Parlors, Steamboats,. Canal'
Boats, Balls, Chambers, Kitchens, Workshops, and
indeed every placewhere light - isreqtured. The public
are, respectfully invited to call and examine - a beautiful
`assortment of these Lamps. Also, Lamplof all kinds,
env ;QM TAM Oil, &c., ChaildelieTa .Git aadalea • Wait
ors,Mantelneennitions,Lamps,Glabes;Glasses,Wicks,
Paper, Tin Shades, titan and Cans, aad all' things 'per
taining to the trade. Also; a superior Safety Lantern,
for Steamboats end Stables.. .
-The cheapest light to be found for store and shop put
poses, is Tough's Refined Chemical Oil and Lamps,from
which :a"splendid light Is obtained at 4 of a cent per
hour, eatiat, if net soperior, w gas.. We'invite an ea
eminence of our goods and prices.. Being prepared, by
the accumulation of 12 years , experience, and With fa
cilities to supply both the wholesale and retail trade* on
the most favorable terms, at the Pittsburgh Oil and amp.
Store.
All articles delivered in any 'part of the city, or In Al
legheny, free of cost.
THEREAL AND CHEMICAL, OR' FINE OIL, re •-
galarly supplied once of twice a week. All orders leis
:with the wagon, (which is constantly passing round the
ehy',) wUlbe promptly. attended to. -..1. S. TOUGH, .
No: 82 Fourth street, Apollo Hall..
between Market and• Wood.:
aprlikd &
AIL persons indebted to the late firm of Jonhvros
Steer:my:Gill please call and settle inuns Lately
and save coat.. - (fella JOHN FLEMING Met.'
TosTALCEIVED—A Lot of Loo three wtex marble
ItY .hlsntle Clocks, of a variety of colors and styles,
imitable' tor parlors, dining TOOO2III or chambers. 'End for
sale by
.. • N. RICHARDSON,
„ .
Si Market street
:VIS HI N ThCKLE—Rods, Lillnb, Hoe Is, Hooks. /cc.,
niy i r eat vanek7 ill ' a!astll,%l Zit);
-0/NE PLATED WARE—Fruit Muskets, Castora,Tet
Besur; Table, Tea and Dessert ft eons and Funks,
foe ealo by- N. RICHARDSON,
, , ,
1402- El Market meet
. .
OEM
BRIM
' • 47'
.7_k~.~ is
RENZI
Ornils.lh - S4dnts
ANOTHER !SCIENTIFIC WONDER! 1
INT
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE .71.T11),
. . Or Gastric Juice I- •
- A . OREAT DYSPEPIEU.ACUIiga, :
RRPARED from Rennet, or. the , fourth amni el :at.
s the Ox, after directions by Baron Limo, the great.
Puysiological Chemist, try J. S. HOUGHTON, DILD.SNo.
11, North Eighth street., Philadelphia, Pa.._ • - . •
This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIOES27OI 4 I.
, DYSPSPSZA, CONSTIPATION„LIVRE
COMPLAINT, and DIVILLITY., curing:Ether Nitrate's.
owe method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice,
Half a tesspoonfull of this Fluid, infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Frro o? .Rosa Bow to
- rtsotrr Iwo noose, out of the stomach. •
, • SCIENTIFICMWDENCR
; 13 iron Dttroto, In his celebrated work on Animal Chant
lorry, says: "An artificial Digestive Field, analogonslO.
:the. Gastric /nice, may be readily prepared froM theorise ,
':cons membrane of the stomach of the calf, in which sae
riouSarrteles orfOod as meat and ,cggs, will'he
eried,,changed. anddigested, just Mahe same Manner as
they: would be in the uterus stothech."
Dr. Paasalso, In his famous treatise on "Food and "Di.
ci," published by Fowlers Is Wells; New,Nork, page 35 ;
slams the same great feet; and describes the method of
r eputation. There are few higher authorities than Dr.
Dr. Cosiox, in his valeible writings on the " Phyttiolo. I
gy of Digestion ," observes th at a d(tdinutlon of the due
quantity of the Gastric Juice le a promitie an
nt d all.p, •
valling•CAUM! Of DYsPePaitii" an 4 he states that "a il re
ls
I tinguistred professor or medicine - hi I.midon,whe was
severely °Meted widithiscomplainr,finding everything
I else to fail, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained
1 from the stomach of Using animals, which, proved corn
( pletely races's*
works
a
Dr. Gurus, author ofthe famons on vegeta,
.ble,Diet,"„suyer It is a remarkable fact. in phridology
diatthe stomachs at animals, macerated In water, um-'
part to the fluid the property of dissolving various arti
cles of food, and , of effecting a kind of artificial digei.
tier of them in no wise different from the,natrual digest
Ive process," , • -
• Dr. Sutton's great work, the " Chemistry 01'2=4' (Le
Blancbard 1846, pp. 32E4) says: " Thu discov't •
cry of PEPSIN forms anew era in the chemical history
of. Digestion. From recent axpetitcmna.we know, that
food is dissolved as rapidly in in ; artificial digestive
tlaid, prepared from °Pepsin, as it is lathe natural Gas}
tric Juice itself."
Professor Dorroutton, of the Jefferson College. Philal
delphia,in his great work on Human Physiology,devolei
more than fifty pages to an examination of this subject,
His experiments with Dr.. Beaumont, on. the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the livin stamen stomach and from
animals, are well known. - "In all cases." he says, "dik
gestion occurred as perfectly in the artificial as in tbd
natural 'digestions." • 1
AS A • DYSPEPSIA EGRER, . • 1
-- -
D. HOUGIItrOMS preparation of PEPSIN has produce
'Um most marvelous effects, coring cases of Debility',
Emaclation,.Nervous Decline,and.Dyspeptic Cousempt
lion; supposed to be on the very verge of the grave. It
is impossible to give the details of cases in theqimits of
this advertisement—but authenticated certificates have
been given of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARIP.
ABLE. CURES, in Phibtdelphitt New York, and Bosto4
alone. .Themswere hearty ail desperateemses, and the
cures were only Mid and wonderfulibut perms=
nest
It is a great NERVoUSANTIDIDTE,Mid particularly
useful for tendency to bilious disorder,'Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague, or badly treated Pester and Ague, and
the evil effects of Quinine,' ftlercm7, and other drags
upon the Digestive organs; after a long sickness. Also,
for excess In eating, and the too free tweet ardent spits
its.. It also tecenciles Health with Intempenutce. ‘. •
OLD STOMACH-COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS
which it does not seem to reaeb and remove at once.-
No matter how bad they may be, it GIVE 3 INSTANT
RELIEF! A. single dose removes gar uts unpleasant ;yelp
wins, and it only needs to be repeated, fora short tune,
to make these good effects permanent. PURITY OF,
BLOOD and VIGOR OF BODY, follow at once. It is'
particularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach,distress af
ter eating, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness, Low
neas of Spirits, Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness,
tendency to faulty, Suicide, &e.
Price, 0: x: DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will of
ten effect eluting cure. . , • •
Every bottle bears .the written aignature of J. S.
HOUGHTON; MD., Sole Proprietor. • •
Sold by agents in every townie the United States,
and by respectable dealers in bledicines generally:
'Agents for Pittsburgh, KEySER & MeDOWI3I4
Wood sweet.
Retail dealers supplied at Proprietor's prises. inv2Chy
Also, Or eta by R. E. SELLERS, 67 Wot d'street.
. -
Ir rerperOilly tneiredpthe,folloteing truths, set forth in r
relation to one of she mote impintant Remain of
PETROLEUM OR ROCK 011, ;
T is not more than one year ago since this great tem
edyy was brought before the public, for the relief and
cure of disease. Its great powers to heal, have, since
then, become fully appreciated by the community, and
we allege that the longer it is tried the more certain will
its great fame spread. It is not the 'remedy of a day,
got op for the solepurpose of making money; but, one,
which we conceive, will contlithe to be used when all
nostrams have beer forgotten. The 'PETROLEUM As
a Naturalllettedy, elaborated in the of the earth
by a power and agency that laughs 4o scorn all human
competition: It ts our duty, when we write about a.
medicine, that we write forrrn—that we say nothing.
calculated to deceive those who may trust our word or
pat 'confidence , iv our. statemehtli ,- The .alet- are very
apt to catch at any thing that promises relief :rumt dis
ease. A story can hardiv be too highly wrought to an•
swer the object of giallingor humbugging some of them.
Now, we do not desire to do this; wo are anxious only
that t he ruth in relation to our Remedy should be told,
in order to seenre for it a reputation far exceeding . any.
single article of the manna medico. Plain, uevinthshed
'fads-facts that may be asteruuned In our own city and
neighborhood, bear emple testimony in. fever of the Pc
" Witliid the pasitarcilllollßth, two of our own citizens,
who were temile Mind, have been restored to sight..
Several cases or blinoness, in the Slate of Ohio, have
been cured. And, also, the case of a gentleman in Bea
ver county. There arc others ; but these cases are near
home, and may be refereed to by any persons who may
hive doubts ou the subject. These eases were curei of
ter they had been abandoned by physicians as hope less-
The Petroleum will care, when used according aecordingto direc.
tions.—Diarrhcca, Dysentery, Piles, Rheumatism,
.Donr,
Neuralgia, Eruptions on th e Skin Pimples on the face,
Chronic 'Sore Eyes, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald. Ilead,
pains in the bones and joints , old.sores.,Uleeris,Wens,
Tumors, Scrofula, Cancer, Spinal irritation, Fever and
Agne,Clironic Coughs,tuntuna, Bronchitis, and all Pal- -
monary affections of a chronic nature, 'tending to pro- ,
duce CONSUMPTION.
Burns and Scalds, diseases of the Bladder 'and Kid
neys,'Chapped Rand p, Excoriated Nipples, Corns and
Bunions. In fact, It is emu= umvsasol.xiCagor, and
has been tried in most of the above diseases 'within the
past year with the most perfect success. Certificates.
that will astonish are in the hands of the proptietor,who
will take pleasure in showing thorn to the afflicted or
their friends. • .
Whatever inherit may say abontlheir medicines, the
Petroleum is the: greatest Remedy of the age. .Phy
sieians of high standing intim profession are beginning
to use it in their practice.,. Those who at first looked on
with doubt and uncertainty, are willing to award it due
praise and. consideration. Before another year rolls
round, all. will be compelled to acknowledge that the
Petroleum is the greatest medicine ever discovered.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
KEYSER & M'DOWELL,
140 Wood street
Also—R. E. Sellers, 67 Wood street 1 D. M. Corry, D.
A. Elliott, Joseph Douglass, Allegheny City. Also, by
the . Froprietor, _S. Id. KIER, Cisnal Dasin, 7th street,
Pittsliurtb. DAR
. The HI:MOM Boar muss Ceempire,
TO RAVE d ILEALTRY AP PEARMN CE,
And persons who do not perspire are liable to the mos
• DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
NUW,J • • •
01423 ) Italian Chemical Soap. causes a free
perspiration, and at the same time mollifies, softens
the akin, gyntig it the texture and beauty of an infant's.
SCURV P, SALT RHEUM AND SORES,
are soon not only healed but cured by Pa use, as at
least seven physicians in glow York know, who 'use It
in such case and find it unfailing — as also, in
- PIM PLES
LESHLOTCHBO, FRECKLES,
or any other akin disease. The - reader is assured that
this is no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial will move.
I could enumerate at least 80 persons cared of
SORE HEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD.
Buy it, and the reader is again assured, I would not
cruelly sell it for the above, unless I knew It to be all I
state. Those who are liable to s' -
CHAFED, CRACKED, OE CHAPPED FLESH,
will find this not only a cure, hat a preventive ; and I
can now only add; that anyone vittlitcted with any pi
the above, or similar diseases, will find this all and even
more (admirable in its properties) than I state. • • . '
n -- Bat, reader, the stores are flooded with imitationi, :
and be sure you ask for JoxsP Italian Chemical. Soap—
and buy it 'obly- •of. SVIC .DaIy JACKSOIO, - Agent in.
Pittsburgb,24 0 Liberty street. Pittsburgh, head-of Wood.:
• Jones. Lily . White. • ..
ADIES are caatloned against using common 'taps. : .
Li red Chalk. • • •,,• •
They are not aware him frightfully injurious his ,
to the skin! bow coarse, bow rough, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the agin
appears alter naing prepared Chalk !
Besides, it is injurious, conttdn•
• lag a large quantity of Lerult
We have prepared a neantital vegetable attleleosthick
wa cal JONkM" SPANISH' LILY
It is perfectly innocent, being pariiied of all deleted .
one qualities; and imparts to the skin a natural,
healthy,, alabaster, clear, living white • at the setae
time acting as cosmetic on th e skin; mains it mitt and
smooth.. bold by tbc Agent; WhILJACKSON,I39 Liber—
ty street, head of Wood,Putsburgh. Price 25 teats. .
ready W hlte Teresa and tse ender,.
'1:0 BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS, -.
..r/ERSONS who have either, are hbuorably. assured
that If their breath isever so %altar their • .
TEETH. DECAYED, DARE OR YELLOW
and encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of lonei:*
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth whitens snow
. and the breathmliferously
Sold only it 'JACKSON'S Store, 240 Liberri WOO
head of Wood. dee2o
Jones , 801Ut1011 of Jet t . '.•
.A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR .DItE forthe ebarildog of
A
while, rad or grey
. 11 air to a beautiful browa or let
black color to a few ur inates. Price 60 cold* undSl,oo
Sold by J ACKSON,O4O Liberty. Ereeyf'idabiirgb
-cad of Wood. - -r•rer•on
A Sclentille Heir. Tonic.tieeterer
NDSEAUTIFIER.. Trial bottles We , Those
who have ed.„Tones , Coral Hair Restorative know
'texcellent gualitiee—:those. who have not, we assure
it to pos sess the following liardities. It will force the
hair to 'grow on.any part where nature intended hair to
grow; stop it falling ofl, care scurf= dardmff, • and make.
light, red or grey hair grow dark. . POI drescag the hair
soft and .silky,nothing, can exceed. tide--rlt incise I
truly beautiful raid keeps it so. Is is, Weed, the mos
economical, yet superior article for the hair. • .
Sold only az WM-JACKSON'S Stere,2lo Liberty a.,
header Wood, Pittsbing. Price ..lneents, 30 vents ad
6 .. 00. , , idee2l3
. -
DIME YOURSELF—AMERICAN COMPOUND.—
This never failing specific isguartuneed in all rases
of delicate disease, togetheruwith the attendant com
plaints, to efect a speedy, safe and lasting 'core in the
course of a few days, without restricuons to diet', busi
ness or injury to the system. It is en old and popular
remedy; has tong been (and still Is) used lathe private
prscuceof a phys ician, radically curing ninety-nine of
the hundred cases. It leaves no odor on the breath, and
may be used by any one without the least fear of expo
sure. 'For sale at the:Medical Depot, No. eo Smithfield
street. PittsP h, Pa. • fa •r 7
.hatilellarseperUla and the Cholera.
OT a. single man, woman or child las died of the.
CHOLERA or any of its symptoms who used 'this
Invaluable preparation: Look at the city of Louisville,
where this Sarsaparilla is made, and where from 150 to
200 bottles are retailed daily, but few Isolated cases of
Cholera hive occurred, and they were either persons
from boats or those who disregarded our advice.
[Cirwisinati Ckwnsrls,
For sale by 'KEYSER &M' WELL,I4O Wood in.
Pittsbu r ith, where the genuine article a
,may always be
Bounty Lomas:
C ,
APT. NAYLOB, No. 163 Third street, corner of
Cherry alley, having made arrangements at-Wash-:
ngron for the purpose, will procure Bounty . Lands for thrf_
officers and soldiers, their widows andchildren, ander
the Scanty Land am, passed September:o4k 1.8.50.$
Pittsburgh. October rd. • - • • •—•
i" 14-74;
===
MEM
,:r
:,`~-,
..~ :.
MOE
Public attention
W.lificrailocric a ota
EOM
MIMES'
• -
' , 4.•4Pf,.:0010tt::.7-: - '3'.i..
• , - -,/itiral.:A - gotrit:rs .
' rii:A . c.4,43.:; , TAIA P - ,-;
-. ::. - .,/ v Ai.,. ..',.--.1 ti i. ..„re. : l*, i . 0.,... 6. 9,y, fia ,-,ffigh. ceie ,gi t r un otb
1 v ..........,:th, pielh o f . .arh hi s . to
''' " the titithnswf fittaburgh tie vieini_ V . _fflt.the. very
- Uwe du getynnagezthe phase belthWlLll ....... .0
a nAlW desim pallg tort re as :
- th r atlkaule.t44oo o, 3 l ° bU r esrl a rr - • i{:^ pd '
Ail/ I, o *lit tt 4°nm:tanned tit(
.? Op ~.....,,,,,. pilaf
'attetthatf pikkte elhildieted Clethirirf , . , ', . • ' - '
;.i ltd [ottneetioalsontu the .Tsiilatinff -Basthesatiter. has
.ipcmil•!•inDithing
,Store, with 4 . 1 111 11 0 'Wire:"
:ItadottineNrShine, an4er Shirtd, Drpaver_l2 ta_ettil
'"Ehratrentle ' Pneket • Handkerchief's, Jenny Linii , x4i tick
Ties, self a listing Stocks, Gloo e5.,4 , ilniteikti•-Togelb*
et with e ter; thing la.Wu,- Uno.neteasag, for a gentle
mates odifi ,- - DENA Ablpf .1 . 4t910 1 13T.
... : *o 9. "' • ."' t ''werokilitoptr.—• ~ A . ..'
Id AtIJII - 11111ZIL• ClEksTillpfGe
• '•
THREE , I3IOr , DOORSI7
• r • . .
-•-••••••
'TORN McCtOSlCEY• J kaird ; now , tl6.lflestuibnlif , in-
CV:itrotracineto.bis numemus friends. end the pablio in
g „er,o,th,,,, wit Spring nad,Stimmer stotk:ls now ready
torAnstbeCtioit, which he believe i 'will 'be 'found to be
'one of-the largest. and bissf aerated in.:wiged' fibady-
Made Clothing to be forrndro the Western; Country.
He has this season paid more than usual attention to
the maaufacturing and style of, his Garments, so that the
very lowest priced,' as well as the' fitiettiare got ap In a
atyld and elegance mot. to be Ourpassedr
, He would particularly . calllall
the attention ofdealers
in Cloilt , g to'hia present splendid assortroeht . or' •• -
11.eady.-014tde Gawks; .
As he feels.confulent,..nPOOeXamination of the qualities
• and pricee cf..*goods, be.ean,oifer. th em ouch induce
m -
eritteati Shilflithkett:theiritileelert,lo purchase at his
.*Artablisfirdanagfll C 0.% •
Many soave! expetioce l and.greit succeekitkthe bu
siness, together with an rlpiecedented.mheitsak mid en.
patronage,taa enabled* Lihn• to get up Gentle:ins to
salt the business habits and tastes of every 10ehtion.ln
the Craw; which is of the•aunost importance to whole
•isale purchasers. • . • :•••_' • • . • :,'
die.CaulnildePirtment,Will e . found a choice se
lection of the most fashioultblegtoods, consisting of—
' Freitek; English aid ..griterie Brocutcloths'.
)
Caslineridta, tee ,Ar....••Ahut, iricelleniassortment at
VA'S TiNGS, of the latest and moat fashionable styles--
allot which he Jain:pared to make to order in tho best
.Manktee and . attlic mast 'rotaable prices. • •
COME, THl•2l_,". ONE
•
The Assortment, the Quality, and ; the . Y ar i ety 4b,
most ez tensivd, undoubtedly, to be fated in the 'United
States..
,Rretax And..Pssatisonstbla Goode.
- ri *r• rtgeEtwk,ltt ;at BOOBYEIf,4 "GILLBSLEIS
. o"'Bee Hive Clothing , Strirei!No:24s laeny 'street; a
barge., and-splendid. assortment of the latest. styies of
Spring and Rammer Goods,.whleh .prepared to
manufacture to cider, in alilitleinulatiroaried in this city,
and at extremely low' .
‘Wo'hare•on.:band 'orREADY
'bIADE:OI.OTHIrdo, wedeln the mort•fash
bailable manner, which we are determined. to,sellorery
tow for coil. Country merchants; and' those whb 'bag
wholesale, will find it M'thelr advantage to call and ex*
amine our brockfbefore purchasing,' - taprX:3m
Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat,, Mertes
Widg; Meadville 'Sentinel; Grew:4l)o . 4r 'Republican.
Washington Examiner, Steabenvillis Union....eopy•to
! the amount - of ebeend paper - to advertisers, and charge
• James , C. • Irani • - -
(Formerly Calaustito the late triMaktr)
WOULD most-respectfully announce to hie Mends
► and the public la general, that he has rented the
Store, No. 38 Marker soca, between ,Second and Third
Burets. where be intends carrying cin the TAILORING
ite - deparlinents. }leis now receiving
'O2Olll Tar- warms. maims ad'entira new Ittivk 01
000Pdiferi.Spring•and Sommer wear; viz: kupertlne
Frenek, English. , and .dmrrican C. 0111.7, Caramarnts,
rivet*, 'Casnmats (Treilkd Frenchliaoit Cloths, a cape
der article for Moines! Coats ) together with a large as- ,
soruaent of plain and figured Cassimero, new sad deal-
Also, an excellent loi,of fancy Silk Cashmere; Bali*
and Marscitle Feriahrs,' al(' et which the subscriber
prepared to make to order is the neatest and moat MOM
iOneWle styles, at as low prices as any other establish
ment. He therefore bones by strict attention to all.or
ders Intrusted to his care, to merit a share of pubitcpa
• ' 'JABIES C:WATF.
trout&
No. 38 Market, between Second and Third sta.
. ,
•• • •
TO TAILORS.—I shall eolit:now sell and give in
structions on my system of Gannsli .Draumtung as
heretofore, at the following prices, viz : Ifaccompanied
byoral hmtruction, StO I whhom Ms:mellow:, WT.
jettey ' • • JAMES C; WATT.
Envelope,.
T IPMAN'S'AcUtetior Parchment Rnimifopti.—.By,4lp.
L
ping the Angers in water, and moistening ,and
pessing the gummed edge, these Envelopes become the
safest. and strongest that ean.be used —being made at
=ent paper, which will withstand any ordinary
or moisture. For mile by the quantity or simile
pack, at the store of. . W. S. HAVEN, ,
arar2B. ebrber of Market' ind Recant! wit:
Dlssolution...- • ..,
riigbPartnership heretofore existing between. the
•nbsieibersonsder the' firm of. Cooker Es:Henke,
Whas-this day been dissolved byputaal eon.
se nuirm.-
has-this
fi I , e; ',. - ,",,,,':.' - 4';A... , Cu111,TE13.,
.Marckal, I£6l. ' .••, . ". .N. 11. IiACCX. ~
ilifCrilife affairs Of the tate firm stilt be eculedbll , 4l.
old
Cter, who continues the soma busiasOort!.
stand. ammeter Wood and Third streets. -7-1 ," 'YAWS
W ant Loa • on Patent g •
UPEHIOR to any Watches ever oTered to the dd.
S
Zeos of Pittsburgh.
ff. RICHARDSON, 81 Market street, is soleAselttfor
the above named Lever Watches. The following gear•
antee is attached to each Watch :
By ancdrument to DU Aigniralty,
WILLIAM DIXON,
Chronometer and Watch Manufactuver,
45 King Square, Doswell Road, London.
This certifies that the accompanying
_ No...—. ls Watch,
warnmted by me to be of ray manumcrure, and no
Watch with my name upon'ti is genuine, unless enema•
panted by a ceruficato bearing my signature.
guarantee the Watch, No. to keep lime to the nab'
islactmn of the purchaser. isprl7l W.
Co-Partatorsolp. . .
AAIPBELL & CHESS' have this day (April 11113,),
C
associated with them CHARLES AVICNItsIiT.
Tbe•basinesi will be 'continued under the firm o f
CAMPHEI.L..CREtaS & Co. ' (inrl9
111";10k,k; C 01117,0161.1.. =AM_ pliA9l.ll4,,re;qor
• - Itron - Alty"Ta,Orriatiory; . •
rpHE subseribervinunatraexate and. keep constantly:ea
j liana; all eizeso(Tricks, Brads andparables, Fin
ishing, CICOIIt 1113 d. /11015 Nails and Tacks • 'Barrel
Copper and Zinc Shoe Nail . ; , pattern ina
a cenpOr.a •
Riven, =soiled sizes, &c.. &a: ' • '
CAIIIPIIKL:CyCHESS & CO,,
Warehouse, 69 Wiiier.st.,Piesearah.
aprlthlm
WiiWiiihAiEffiEi'iciiiiiith
ENHANCING to every understanding the beaudesi or
Nature, in creating, deeper perceptions, and• com
manding the hiphest emotionethereot, by a knowledge
of harm:cape Sketching and. Painting, Imparted in
abort term of instrocuons, in the eminence . of a Style,
whereof, In the peculianues thereto, is unautpassed in
all the excellences of the Art. . . -
Sketcher" of rctidenees and. scenery Iti around
Pittsburgh, in consmatprogress. Magnificent =over p•
lions of elaborate painting.% gorgeous oriental scenery,
and the most rplenalid views from all over the world.
C. C. 'BENNEIT, 191 Penn at.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
sp2s3f.
.1 CF. tot GAM APO) MIN Mint. wATER —The sub
j. scribers respectfully inform their old Irlendvand cus
tomers that they'have commenced Malting ICE CREAM
for the season. • Their SALOON has been' Stted op in
superior Style, and willtbe open from B o'clock, A. M.
Ai II o'clock, P. fit., and all orders (or Ice Cream for
•
arties or private [amides will be promptly filled -
Oar MINERAL FOUNTAIN has also breu opened
Cakes, Fruits, Confecilcrnarlei,' . Bll., kept on hand as
usual,fresh and sweet. Please give as a call. •
• •. • :A. & Y. SHILDECKER,
' nayl7:d3m ". Star Bakery,fir Diamond -alley.
MrDALY & CO. harsnow ready foi sale a Imre
. and.well selected stock of Spring and Sommer
Gosiery in all its branches: They won d direct particti•
lar attention to their stock of Gentlemen's cotton half
Hose,. with Merino and f•Ilk feet; they atitirthe best
matenais and workmanship, and for comfort as a sum
mar Sock, cannot be equated. W:D:& Co have Also
on hand Gents Undersants and Drawers In cotton, silk,
and merino; Children' Hosiery of all descriptitma, at
the old established Stocking Store, Fifth street, Dements.
Wood'and Market.
•Sournal copy. ~" ' • Wet
'. • ' or Aramaic* and nudes.
DR ,
LARZETTE'S JUNO CCHDIAL, Proiresulve
Elixir,. prescribed us 'ln effectual restorative in
'insts of debility, inipotency or barrenness, arid all Ir•
.regulitities of. nature. It is all that. it professes io be—
te: Nature's*great restorative, and remedy for lbws In.
;the married state without offspring It is a certain can
fur seminal emissions, general debility, gleet.weakno
of the genital organs, nervous ,Section., leueorrhos or
whites. As a vigerating medicine it to 01 1 1 :4 02 W, 4 d.
Also, a certain remedy far Incipient Consumpuor
gestion, loss of =Uttar energgy,pbyricallssw a fe.
male weakness, debility, Ice. , It la warranied • a p lease
the nseria any of the above complaints, and , jot;nice
less value to those without olfspr.ng. .
To spread wide the bleasinga of this me' dieMe, I.bave
'appointed Messrs. Judson & Co.,
,of c ity
of h
York, in the United States of America. „i„ gents
for its sale • and none Can bi genutof "l e " 9 it 990999'
through them, and their aignantres ar. ' th .
ErrE, yr. tp. --
NTON
rraptu, July 1611,1845 L ,
Sold oat) , in Pittsburgh 'at medical Depot, N 0.75
Staithfie* street ; 2Ad gY Y ...bleakinl,3Vuinut street
Clacinnati r l4 r lo44 . 4, . I ?!...tten, No. Rank street
(mara:ly
• ---
113r uvi. Saw ,1111/ 1 / 1 1.
THE above establlar not hu been taken by the ms.-
1. ,derhigiledl____,.l'Velhe view of partying the legitimate
oasineatteOnneWr therewith; end as they .ans now To•
ceivings hail ply orilmber, orders for sit Klee Ot
Lumber will be • filled with promptness, and at as low
prices as by an, other Milt in the neighborhood. - •
• PALINGS of a plain and ornamental pattern will bo
f19030.vi - -JAMES (Jerk MAN - te• CO.
AT sWBat t• TO rrtrat 'Ott newt.—
VI valuable property of about five acres, in an agree
ante location at New Brighten,having rt• new and hand•
scrawly arranged Brick Cottage, substantially built, and
finished in. modem style ;91 large porch inScsr, Ind
portico in front; a good garden tastefully arranged;
and an orchard of choice fruits.; airing of soft'srater ; a
stable, coal house, poultry_ hoturc, Sc., all. raider good
fence and !Rs 9o. 4.S.cPuir• 'ADAM goner is &log east
the above wiu be sold for StSOO. • framedlate possestioa.
- - • . S,CLITEIBERT. Gann 2trati
011.1t15 , .0 HRATED TEAS—Ws est. its—lias
burdhr—ln . the Diamond, Second door from Dia
mond alley.:. Until Within the last year, (rood rad could
not be procured la Pitt/beret. it was quite common for
consumers to send east forte But, since Mortis maned
his Tea establishment, there is no occasion to do so—for
better Tees cannot be procured la the United Statutes -
what be sells.. He has deservedly obtained ths repute ,
tion of selling the best Tisa In Pdtsbarsh. • '
Remetaber-41m.seeoad door from Dame= mal,
ItO TRANSPORTERS, COMMInSION &NOAH:10
CER MERCHANTS. For. Sale, qn ccearinaarresiwg
ternit.—Four Yery'valnable Lots, each frontiug Pr feet
bi itches an Bank Lane, Allegheny City, and fronting
on the Penna./a - Ohio. Railroad, (within. a square clam
Depot,) and extending back to the Canalßaein,tberehy
cdwirthe greatest facilities for slupment by .4liter
the Railtoad or Canal. - • .
For terms enquire; of D. C. STOCK TON, Allegheny
City; or,. at the Bookstore or. R. C. STOCKTON,
mr2o •earner of Meeker and Third its.
'print TONIC.—The imperionnolities of this sirucle
can only. be Italy mated by a trial. It clears Ste
pores of the akin, causes a healthy ae lion of the nerves,
entirely frees the hair from Scarf and Liandrog; has a
tendency to make the hair earl. Tho harshest hair
must bow to its power, and change? to a 1104, heeittlY and
glossy state. To ladies the Tonto is invaluable, the hair
can be dressed in any required ('orm so as taprererre
its place, either plain orb earls. Its perfume is !twig
orating and pleasant, and is free ham sU ants 4 sat, -
stances, which adds so maelt_te. sterUng world. .
Sold only_at_ _ /MARI) & JELLS•T'S,
- a
'Mg • •.:lav; 73, Third st- Pl..ha .Pa.
I j.lO- 1 ' o.l.lteutitormicaco.
,
• • •
. -
ENE
t.= •
-
MIS
' i I
. -
r
'4
-:~ ,= .. .
~.,.
~~::.
~:.,: