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&* -iOtil/SGH, , l rrHE n nJersimc4havinii>-'
M s{. b Clai?«tt'“ mpa ''
:& ““ a ' |“|«>S®,mile!, and, from WELLSVILLE «*PnPTjt
is: . •,. a Lnnatie, by Boyer. { J>f .to WcllsviUe:
v^* 4 <*^kST%Ss J j- lassie Bell at pcxibnnrclby htrakosh, with un- The Exbre Ss Train nf n
£ „ . - ;''~bmfadwto**i at his Conceit in Mt6bur S fc.'* (SttndawwMD^-
TliMiarlnnd Polka, with colored "viyuelle.i • / bWSilhtT?
- 4 E Statin* '
■ - -No W. ad.trcct, sign orIhcOOLDKS HARP. v“"
aVlfe „4 -S’ 4. : • - ’KTEW' BOOKS.—Justreceived at the Cheap V-
lVi.- 1 - IN'Storeof H. MINER&CO, No.tHSmithfi--
*< Nieatagtw;.lts people,, scenery, Dton**-
<h."V^***** : i#~r*s.'■** v ■-,f*-i• > 7 i , : t -,; - - proposed intcr-ocemuc cenal,w>'
j^S-aSaffl-y^ife~ SCSI'S:-- : i^';slnaj>sana : jUnsiratton9:..'Bv-> J
* % '-y y. -r ,v; ibe uniied <■-
Laya>n
mnwwHPMiwnni iinirjif
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yy.„ • *'>"{ry,V ~;S
■ A cartlk ■
■nr DAliVfc CO,•hare now ready tor sale a large
W V and weH selected stock of hpnng and Summer
- Uosiery in all its branckesf . They would direct particu
■ - larattention to tlietr stock.Df.fieiulemens cotton half
-- Ilosc, with Merino and Bdkreeti. theyare oftlie.heBi
"
mer Sock, cannot be equaled. W.D.& Co have also
' ' on hand Gents Undershirts-alid Drawers-to cotton, silk,
-' and merinoChildrens* Hosiery of dll descriptions, at i
„ . . -the old established Stocking Siore,Fifth street, between |
- “ . Wood and Marked 7,» l myl j
"f .tALtFASII JONS—Just rec^TeUaUhestore.-JtV
JP L No. # FmHsnßiT,Gm
’ which will he oneti for on Tbnrolny'g®*
- - aidFrfdn^of fofowtek. wheie^rottvrilj-findßbeaim
' nWnend
’Drews—of arichsml heantt/al racUfiitf
'tfem Caaks, filasic,
~ i«EW nit Jim,. r |
■ TT KLEBER h'uijusi received, Welc6me^‘
- : H quick step. losoribcd lotbe faera-giaie<man Loan
..;-Kos3flla*..»
Montour March, by H. Kleber. »
~ . . ' , The Mountaineer* Farewell, bythcßakefs.
-'VilHe, my brave, by & C. Foster. i
jßy.the Sftd seo'wavcs.assuTiKby Jenny. Lind. '•
. Thtf.Ravenswood Wailzss, with ane*cell4m likeness
of Signora,Bo;ioand Sig.Salvi, in characters from
Lucia oiLammermoor,
. ~v. The bonto# Polka, with colored vignette of Mod. Son
.tflgaod&lg. Lnblacbo. >
• - Toe Pans Quadrille, with vignetteof the cjiy of Paris.
.FUrtatnnPolka r byS:rakosn. f
- Last Waltz of a Lunatic, by Boyer. • 1
The Magic Bell: a? performed by Sirakosh, with un
bounded aputuuse, at his Concort ui Pittsburgh.
Thetitiriand Pollen, with colored vigucllo.t
The National <st>rh>za,-a new dance. ?
No Ult Odstrict, g)g>»ortbc.UOLPKff HARP
NEW BoUK3.—Jusfreeeived at the Cheap Book
Store of !i. MINER & CO, No.3?Smuhfieldatrcel:
Nicaragua;.ltapeoplo, scenery, monuments, and the
• proposed imcr-oceunic canal, with numerous original
: maps and illustrations. Byl3. G.Squire, late Charge I)v
v ‘Affaire* of the United State* mthe Republic of Central
•.- America.. •
- : Lay-ini’* Discoveries at Nineveh. Popular Account
' of the Discoveries "tNmeveh. By Austin. Henry Lay
mrd,fcsq Abridged by him from his larger work, with
~ '■ numerous wood cr graving®. /■
New:suppiy of ihe rs of a-Hungarian Lady
. .ByTheTe*a rals2it>, with a-historical introduction by
Francis PaUzky
V Women of Chnsliamty; . Exemplary Facts of Piety
.; andOkanty. By Jaiia Kavanash- ••
PuUtara’a Serai Monthly Library of standard and at*
tractive yvorks for travellers and the Fiie-ide.
fhe Distinctive Charoetensiica of this senes are:
' i»» A-regular, periodical issue, mailable like the
- . Magazines. Second, Good paper, go'-d **pnnt” end
.. portable form, bo.h for the traveler* pocket. Bnd to bind
* lor-the library. Third, Books that are worth reading
-ftou worthpreserving. Fourth, A large araountof read*
■mgfor araall puce. Price 25 cent* per number or 65
• peraonum. • •
Knickerbocker for February.
• Fifty gross Comic Valentines.
Josireceived«ttboCheap Book and Periodical Store
ot.. . • JfabOj H. MINER & CO.
M 1
liSlC—Ooneanan Air; Washington’s Grave ;
Souvener iJ’Hungary—by Henry D.fcsofge;
The Mad Girl* Song—by Henry Bussell:
Hurrah for Laughing Love—by Henry Kckbock
Burnet House Polka;
The Summer is Gone—Song;
Charleston.Walt*—by II huhbock ;
Bird of the Joyous Wing ;
By the bide of the Fairy l^tke:
ALSO—The fo»lowirg new Music Books—
Vtolm Complete, or, The American s>y stem of Teach*
ing the Violin;
Coleman’s New and Improved Method of Teaching
the Aecordeonj
Tee American Guitarist—jnst published :
Glee and Song Books—Preceptors fur times ;
Fifes i Bra*s Instruments* Ac., Ac.
Just received and for safe by
< charlotte blu.me,
No. lIS Wood street.
EVERY LADY baring a Piano should purchase and
reqd Templeton’s new book*
io Gsm.sxK!f —'This isabeautifalbookfora pbese-yt
—without exception as neat a piece of pruumg and bind*
. ins os was ever executed.
There 1$ no possible casually that con happen to a Pi
ano for which « does not point out an easy remedy, be*
sides glvingdirectiouft ho w to keep the instrument cuteays
tn tune. Fnce only Sl—worth len times that much. It
can be sent bymaiito any pan of the United Staten for
a few cents.
Published by John 11. Mcllor, Wood street, and Henry
Kletier,Third street, Pittsburgh, and may be had at the
principal book stores. dechtr
BLAftCUAttD, (from Boston,) proclaims to the
JL/ afflicted"fur am! iu*ar, that ne has discovered the
Dost certain, speedy, nml efficacious remedy for
GGNNOK 111 tCE A A ND b Y 1*1! IL] 8,
- ever presented 10 the world. Dy bis treatment founded
on observations made in the hospitals of Europe end
.America, he will insure a perfect eurc in from twolo
five days, if applied to early.
Office No. Gti SMITIIFIELD St., Pittsburgh.
A CERTAIN Cbflb.—When the misguided votary of
. pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of tins painful
disease, u toooftcu bapens that an iitnimed sense of
abjuneor dread of discovery deters him from applying
to tfccsswfco fromednoaiiontuidrespeetabiiiiyeanalone
befriend him, delaying UU the constitutional symptoms
of the horrid discuses make their appearance, afflicting
the head, throat, nose, skia, &c., ending in decay and
death.
take particular notice.
Dr. 0* addresses those wbo have injured themselves
by private and improper Indulgence, that seoiel and
solitary habit which rums both body and snail, unfitting
them (or either business or society.
These uro some of the >ad anil melancholy effeem
produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of
tbo Back ami Limbs; Pam m the Hoad, Dunne** of
Ngbi; Loss of Muscular Power; Palpitation of tho
lle&rl; Dyspepsia, Nervoasnes*. {inability, Derange
ment of the Digestive t unctions, General Debility, Con
sumption, &C-
Wenfally Uie fearful effects on the mind arc much to
h« dreaded, loss oi memory, confusions of ideas, de
pressions ofspmu, evil forbodiuga, aversion to society,
seif distrust, love of soltfude, timidity, Ac.; these ore
soize of the evils produced. Such pertons shoaid before
contemplating
MARRIAGE
consult Dr. 8., and be fig once restored. Let not fai*e
delicacy prevent you, out apply immediately and save
yourself from the dreadful aud awful consequences of
this terrible malady.
Weakness immediately cored and foil vigor restored.
Offleo No. Gd Mnitlifieid street, Pittsburgh. Hours
from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M.
U"7*Medicine rent to nny part of the country, necore
of obtcrvaurn, by addrexiug (po&tpslc) Dr K
JILANCII AJtD, and describing case. declO
An Uzprculon of Grautode,
T\E. BLANCHAR D-—D*ar St r .—I i it viih feeling* not
1 / easily that 1 have determined to aarlrc««
youtlii* letter. Previous tocnnsubine yoo.J had suffered
** lor several years from the effects of Self Abuse, and feel
bound to express my gratitude to you, and to declare k>
the worul mat your courbe of treatment, boUi ta « moral
and physical sense, has been of the mo»t benefittalcbar
actor. In eorly hie, at school, I learned the hab l of
Self Abuse, and continued the practice for six years,
without being aware of its ginful nature, or the terrible
consequences sure to iollow its indulgence. I first ob
served my appetite very much increased; but notwith
standing that, J began to lose flesh very rapioly, aud ex -
hibit .considerable emaciation. After a luzir, however,
roy appetite failed, acd I became much debilitated,—the
slightest exertion fatiguing me exceedingly. Aly sigbi
became unpaired, and I found my memory not «o good
as formerly. 1 also experienced a total disability to con
centrate my mind on any one idea for even a short time
My legs became very feeble, and toitcred in walking.
1 also had great difficulty in relauwfg roy urine. In itu*
enfeebled condition, my friends advised me to consult
the family physician, who socyi obtained from me such
information as satisfied him of the cause of my com
plaints. He impressed on me the necessity joi relinquish
ing the habit, pointing oul the moral and physical rum
sure to follow its indulgence, but could hoi cure me cf
its eflequ which I suffered. The symptoms, nocturnal
discharges, inability to retain urine, a flow of semene
onlhe least exertion, continued to grow -upon me every
day. Atihieume the family physician,above alluded u».
advised me to consult you. Ailsr a careful perusal ol
your adveiUsement,! came to the conclusion that my
case was one which required yoor treatment, and J
thank fortune I did so, and cannot let the present oppor
tunity pass without oqain ndverung to the beueficlai ef
reels winch your medicines and advice have had upoa
•me. How great mtm be ihe reward here and bereaner,
of one who creates so much happiness id the world. 1
have no need of saying any mare. Encoded you will
find a token of my grautuue.
1 remain yours, ever grateful,
J. JOHNSON.
To Dr. Blanchard, No. 63 Srmtbfield street. You ere
at perfect liberty to make referenso publicly u> my name-
• ~ ■ • JoJW
Krcuelx Foriodloal Drops*
T7HESB DROPS are always invariably certain to reg
. V ulaie the Female system. They were discovered
by the renowned Rleord, while practicing In the hospi
tals of Faffs; ondare always warranted to care all cases
of SUPPRESSIONS, IRREGULARITIES, Ac.,
iromcold or oiher causes. They have been used in
thousands ofeascb and beveb vailed to. produce the de
sired effect. These drops are perfectly nannies*, and it
needs batons-tnal to . couvioco the most skeptical qf
theur astoiu&iiiogcficaey. Wherever they failio core
after a fair trial, theMONEY WILL BE RETURN ED.
They are the only genuine and safe remedy for all
SUPPRESSIONS AtfUI&KEQVLARITIES*
and no one after trying them onee, can ever be Induced
to try any other.
The Drops are for sale alihe office of Dr. BLANCH
ARD, No. CBSmithfield st. Full dueebons accompaoy
eoeh boltle. They can be sent to any part of the coun
try, secure, of observation, by enclosing' die price In a
letter directed to Dr. li. Uittncnard Pncc Fiys Dollabb.
• Office hours from BA. AL, lot) P. fiL—Sundays not
excepted., declfrly
llenry IttcbarcUon, Jeweller,
HAVING re-fitled bis siore in a hanusome manner,
and but recently returned from the Eastern cities
with a fine assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods, would cull the attention of bis' friends and cus
tomers to the fact, that among his Watches will bo found
~ tbemosldesir&blesiyles,patiernsandmakers..OfJew
':elry, the latest siyies or broehes, breast pins, fob and
vest chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets,
fta-,&e. •• -•
- • PANOV GGOD3—Such aa paper mache, work tables,
work boxes, desks, fancy vuses, perfume bottles, table
mats, -Colt’s piMofa, pone monnies, In great variety j
china fruit andeakedisbes, Ac;; with an endless variety
of tuefaf and ornamental articles, which have only to be
' seen to he appreciated.
novl NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
Uystcrsi Oysters 11
FIMIE SALOONS of i\ H. HUNKER, on Liberty street,
X. -Jiehrlland.'Wiil be opened on MONDAY»tbo 22u
insfaaL where Ladies and Gentlemancan be accommo
dated with Oysters, served op innmnnnor not to be ssr.
passed in ibis City; ... • V : „ '
jjg* parties will bo supplied wita refreshments of all
kinds, ut the shortest uonee, and at the most reasonable
prices.* Cal! at , F. 11. HUNKER’S,
tcpVt r "• Liberty street
hTIU W BKUUITCS t STIIAW UEUIUEB I
y::.---. , A UIIANTITY of Wltnot Stiptrb Sailing Sirav-
JX. Uryy Plants for sale til the Opal Hill Nursery.—
• . : 'iiusbeing the season for planting iheplauts. you get
- 1 - well established ami fruit better lit© following season.—
rTbis variety wants no recommendation. The largo
quantity brought to the l*ttl«burgh market, sold a 1.25
cents per quart, when the other vanelies sotd ut-15 and ;
32| cenL«.. They are more
..And hold out longer in fruiting by IwOJweksr-Theaa-i
- . .... llemcs measure 4J- inches round -A‘BaraphrUf tbls^
’ - :. FroU can bo seen m Mr. Henry Richardson's Jewelry
; . ,blore, corner.of the Dmraoml sad Market street* All
-orders left there will be promtply attended to and far*
. warded to any distance. JOHN LOWEN,
*eplW . Coal Hill Nursery.
-: Herr’s Island haw OUtts,
fpllp above establishment ims been taken by the on*
• X dersigned, with the view of pursuing the fegiumate
* therewith ; and as'ihey ; are now re*
ceiviinf ti full sapply of Timber, orders for all sizes ol
: ’.-/V:"- "Lambef wili be filled with-promptness, ami at as low
"r- ; pnecsssby nnyoihcrMilUti the neighborhood.
r - • :i r - VA tAKuS Of a plain and omapumaijiauern will ;be
’ *iil.-fqprSO-rt CARAfAN A Cit
i^OFFEg— Prime Hioand JanraCoffes m atoreand for
MOW BKADY!
800 JIKWAHD.
"' * transportation.
tPKnt. iHuwjaMa arharokbient
WMft.fl3LiB6i.jitm
“ : -. f°B THAVEt. BETWEEN
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH,
By theCltveland do Pittsburgh Railroad.
From Cleveland iuuanover station, vs
miles, from HANOVER to WELLSVILLB, by
“¥>s?. B®. miles, and, from WELLSVILLE to PITTS
-s'nu? mYt '^ C new wtd splendid Bicamcr:“ FOREST.
This arrangement toeonilnue until the fust of
** a noar7, ihe CaronvlU ran front Cleveland
to WclisviU#
The Express Train of Cars will leave Cleveland daily
(Sundays excepted) at 8.45, A. M , after the arrival oi
the Night Train from Cincinnati, arriving hi Hanover
Station at 12 35, If. te, anti at Wellsvtlle at 7 o’clock,l*.
M., and at Pittsburgh the same evening.
Returning will leave Pittsburgh duly ai fi, P,M-, ar
riving at Cleveland at 5 o’clock. P. M. next day, in sen
son to connect with the Evening trains la Cincinnati
and wnh Steamers East and West on the 1 Lakes until
the close oi navigation. '
Time from Pittsburgh to Cleveland 20hours; to Cin
cinnati 3U hours.
Fare to Clevsland 84.00; to Cincinnati SLOOO
(signed) -C. PRENTISS, president.
Office of the C. «fc P. R. R. Co >
Ravenna, Nov. 6.1851. \
10* For.tickcia apply to
#c G. M- HARTON, Agent,
Monongahclat House, Pittsouteh.
AILUOAI> AOVKK'I'IME
WESTERN RAILROAD :
rsou t
FttitburgUto CteT«landi Columbus and
Cincinnati*
IN CONNECTION WITH CENTRAL
RAILROAD. i
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland in less than
Ten Hours, by a continuous Railroad Lute !
THE Express lram on tha Ohio ami Pennsylvania
Railroad, leaves Pmsbuigh-al 8 A, Mu slopping at
bewickl}-, Rochester, New linghton. Dailington, Enon,
Palestine, Colombinna, and Valera, and Reaches Alli
ance, 652 miles from Pittsburgh, ni 1 l*. M. Passengers
leaving Alliance on the Cleveland Railroad at d P. M ,
and reach Cleveia .d at 6.45 2*. M. Returning the pas*
sengers leave Cleveland at» A. MAlliance at aP. M ,
and reach Pittsburgh at 7 P. &J.
Passengers by this route come from Cincinnati to
Puishnrgu m two days, without mgbt ir&vei, and save
from one 10 two days in connecting withthe Penoa. Cen
tral Railroad.
Stage* run daily from Alliance to Canton. Massillon,
Wooster and Mansfield, and from Enon to New Caaile,
Poiaod and Warren.
(C 7“ The New Knghinn Accommodation Tram loaves
Pittsburgh ai 10 A. M.aaiHl'. M . and New Brighton
nt ?.3d A. M. and 1.30 P. M., stopping at intermediate
station*.
Excursion Ticket*, good for ivodivi, are told be
tween Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton
The Trains do not run on Sunday*-
Qamibu««:s run in connection with the trains to and
from the station on Federal street.
Toruckeu nppiy at the Federal Street Station of the
Ohio and Pa. Railroad, to GEORUE PARKIN
n m , . Ticket Agent.
| XJ~ Through tickets from Pittsburgh to Cleveland,
nnce 84,00— and from Pittsburgh io Cincinnati* puce
Bll,Go—ore sold a! the Raiiroaa Stutioo. and by
J.M&'KIMF.N.
Mononrahela Hem», Pttt»burch.
p Es a a v l v a a i a hauhoau,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
gabjcrtber#, Agents- for the I’rruiryUama Rail
. road Company, ore now prepared lo joceipt freight
through U> Ph.iadelphm (luringthe winter at the fallow
ing rates:
For alt Crete las* goods and wool - • >9l-ft per It© B*s
Fur bacoa, butter, laid. tallow, and
all heavy freight I 00 per 100
Time Flva day*
OUVODK A (iIUIfAM, Ag'u.
lanl l Comer Penn and Wayne *t#. Ptiuboreh.
I>B»»BVLVANIA UAIL. ROAD
. mm
WINTER ARRANGEMENT^
Datween PMlatUlplila and Pittsburgh*
T*bm RtdHStd to 7temjy Four Hours.
ON and after the l«t of UM.'hMtthß uexi- Paster*
ger» will be earned oy ibe PKN.NSYCVANIA
HAIL ROAD COMPAQ, between Pbil.adeiohta o'-tl
Pittsburgh, in TWENTY• FOl?H HOlRr« t with only
33 miles or biasing over an excellent Turupike *
tare slj 00
' Thi* u ibc tbonctl aml i*e»i iou;c Uciwrefl the (*trai
Wcm nu) ibo Atlantic Clue*, and ibe iccoxHocit'usi
ate in all respect* of the uigfcr*i chamcirr.
THOMAS MOOUF
:ci« ilait Bo«o Co
Adam* & Co.»# Eiprcaii
no. so t-ouurtf SrKj;LT, hrr.->uuuflii
a 'HE public are informed ihai «re ate uow raK’tin*
regularly toxbe Ku«t and Wfii, and arc prepaid) u>
forward an Uoods entru»;ed to our rare.
A SPhCIAL ir.nl dally lor I'luiaiJrl*
pint, at 4 o’cloci* I*. 51. Aim, d uly to Cmcmuaii o; 7
o'clock. A. SI.
Order# trantemted free of marge, aod Good# n*tof acd
by hr«t Kxpreu.
BUi# of uchacse for **<« on Enclund. Ireland and
Scoiluuc 1 , for any Btootmi payable on principal Banking
Houses or Post OtFiees in the Limed Kuiffrlron
dec-24 _BAKI-.fl A FORSYTH A*col«:
Only Koriy Alice vualnd I
BY THE NEW CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO PHILADELPHIA.
t'ALL AKfIANLKMEKIr*
YU THE HEW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD '
Good intent and telkghapii mail links
or splendid new Troy bail! Coaches, for HialrfviDe.
will leave Pmsborch every day at t o’clock. I*. M* atui
si 4 o’clock.!*. M. and from thence All mile* Uy (be «\n»
PcnAjyfaauta Railroad. to Philadelphia. New York and
Baltimore. Ttttu through only thirty hourt.
Couches Will leave every evening at 1 and 4 o’clock-
KXIKAS—To leave at any mu*. always to rradtnrs*.
This is the must direct, cuaitortahlt* and exnrdiitous
roule to the LaMern cities. l*u*aetigi-rt (or Ualimiore
take the new Railroad ul Harrisburg direct on the am
val o/ the cats at that place.
N H —The only Office for the above Lutes aoder Mu
Charles Hotel, 4U Wood sMret, i'uisburgh.
*cpl W K. MOORiIKAD. Apcnt.
Weil ftewtou Pianh uoad llouto
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA!
STEAMERS leave twice u day. morning and evening,
(except Sunday).
Moraine Boat will leave (fie W harf Boat, above Use
Monongaicla Bridge, every morning. at o’clocft, A. M
Evening Boat leavescvcry evening (except Suudayi>.
St srf>’cJocV, t*. M.
Fare to PfaUadelphm 311. To Raitimorc 810.
For UckeU, call etihe (’lank Road Office: Mononga
hela House, Water street,
declfl
HOURT ALV&CiIN ACADKMV,
FOR YOUNt# (iIHLd,
In ths tmmtdtaU vicinity of the C'in« cf Ptiobvrgh ana
Allegheny. Pi.
TiilS INSTITUTION will ue opened on the I*t day oi
October, tor the reception of pm>Us. who will he in
■irucied in noy or all of die foliowiug branches of an
elementary, uscral and liberal education: Heading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern History, An
cient and Modepi Geography.o»e of liieG.obet- Uotany,
Usefoland Ornamental Needle Work. Music mid Draw
ing. TERM Sr
The annual pension for Hoard, Tuition and With
ing,payable half yearly in udvance, sUtf,no
Matte for beginners, uo
For the use of the Instrument, - - - . yco
Drawing, fl,w
The healthy location of the establishment: the pictu
resque scenery, varied and extensive prospect, so ani
mating and enlivening to youthtul tnlnds, must render it
ttdceiroMe place of education.
Tite greatest attention of the Teaebers will be paid to
the health, moral end intellectual culture of the pupils
Committed to their cere j and to tender (bat attention
effective.the discipline will be exact, yet mild and pa
rental* There will be two semi-annual vacations oi a
fortnight each. Pupils will be recetv ed at any tone du
ring tue session; Mftß. DAVID LYNCH,
Principal. 1
Uev. Dr* ILUllUdly , i Female Seminary,
KITXANNING, PA.,
TXnLL R&oPEN,forits SIXTH SESSION, on Wed
f V ncsday, October 29th. IbSl.
Tsuacs — Ptr Sesston qf 89 wtsks—PayabU »n AJtancs :
Hoard and English Tuition, .... <OO.OO
Piano*, with Singing and tise of Instrument, - ‘JO,DO
Frouch, German, Latin. Drawing A Painting,each, 10 00
Bed, Bedding and Washing. .... 5,00
Stationery, ........ 75
Tholwo Sessions commence respectively, on the last
Wednesday in April and in October. Pupils are not re
ceived tntf by special arrangement, for less than one
session. No deduction for absence, except in eases of
great emergency. NO EXTRAS.
Circulars, containing Recommendations, Ac , con be
had of Mis. G. ft. White, Market street, a»J of Mr.
Meiior, 81 Wood street. IseutfO
Kxcix ” '
ange Livery Stable ana Furnishing
Ofllce,
No. 178 Penn Street, near the St. Clair Hotel.
mpsEft S 3 Tub-subscriber, thankful to the public
VgfHjSgßSy'for the liberal share of custom iu his line
gKafeSSSr** heretofore, would inform them that he has
w r■ w commenced the UNDERTAKING busi
ness to connoctiou with his LI VERY business, and will
attend to funerals on as reasonable terms as any in the
city. Any person having anything to do in his line, who
mgy give him a call, can depend upon their business be
ing atteuded to and in the best anti neatest
manner. [noOtfmJ JAMES MATTHEWS-
Kuropeaa Agency.
THE undersigned, “ European Agent*,” members of
the American Bar, sufl continue to colloct debts le
gacies and claims, remit mootes, procure copies of wills,
deeds.and documents, conduct suits, obiam testimony,
make searches and transact all oilier law business m
Enginnd, Ireland, Scoii.-nd, Wole*, Ac. They arc ai
.alt limet'lir communication, forwarding and receiving
.documents to and fro; and one oi them, regulurly m
each yeorrmskee a lour through the principal ernes of
Europe and America, on professional business. The
nextannuul tour witlbe vhetwenty-sixih of this Agency,
innumerable referencesgivea. Arply to
THOMAS J. KEENAN,
102 Fifth Btreet, Pittsburgh, Fa.,
H. KEKNAN,
J 023 27 Palmerston Place, Dublin, Ireland.
SHOUEDER BRACKS—Of uli sorts anil Hizes, for
sale by lialb] KBYSKR A APDOWELU
HOWE’S COUOH CANDY—For Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Ac., for sale -wholesale and retail, at
manufacturers* prices, by
* ja»9 KBYSKR A MCDOWELL.
['iKUSSES— Kor «Ue radical cure of ilerniaor Kop
ture,for sole l>y
Jali>
KKYSER * M’DOWELL
onroz. THOMPSON'S EYH WATER—For »ale-
JU jal9 KF.YSER fc M’POWKLf,.
JIANUY AND W'JNES—For medical purposes, at
■ale by lja)»| KF.YSBK & M'MveU,
BEFINEDSUIiARS— Powdered, Crashed, Clarified,
tmd Loaf, in siore.and for sale by
)uS3 KINO fc MOORHEAD
MAGAZINES for February—
in. Harpers’ Magaune tor February;
■ IntefnaUenaT dp do; - . ■
- Appleton’s Mechanic* 7 Mngazme for February;
>,-For sole atMlNEitaTcb.’Sl&QYsiore, No.32?muh'
field street. ' ki- {fel>3
UnJ -
O ‘ “SO do Variegated; >ln store end for sole by
fcba • - , STUART & SILL. _
/I Lisa- -SOO bx«. B.by to; . .
U I 100 de lO_by IS and MbjrMMjt oloise.by
(Sill Mutual. Fir* Insurance Company
®*ral«liafgf Penmylvuilt*-
capitalTsioq.ooo.
T CHARTER Fin PETUAL.
undersigned having been appointed Agent* for
tbe above Pompaoy, have opened an OJEce in No.
M 91. Clair and are now prepared to effect iusa
ranees on city ond country property, upon as favorable
terms as any responsible company m the State* All
persons having property insured m this Company are
enuued-to vote fonts officers, and to share In its earn*
mgs: bat are not any event, for anything be
yond the amount they have paid. AU losses promptly
paid in sixty days alter proof of the same.
OPFICSRS :
Hon. JOHN C. BUCHER. President
Ctus. E. Hiestxb, Vice President.
Thos. R. WtlUon, Secretary.
David Fleming, Attorney and Counsellor. ,
Direexors— Hon. John C. Bucher, Rudolph F. Kelker,
YVm. Colder, Jr., David Fleming, Isaac
Chas.fc. I hosier. Elias E. Ktnzor,Samuel W. Hays,
David Mumma, J/., John NinnLnger. Dauphin County;
Jacobs. Haideman, York; Henry li. Fry, Lancaster;
Adam Schoenet, Berxs; John G. Brenner, Philadelphia ;
William Miuuer, Montgomery; Thomas Gillespie, Lu
zerne; Gordon F. Mason, Bradford; Amos K. Kapp,
Northumberland; James Burns, Mifllin; John.T. Hoov
er, Centre; John S. Iscit, Huntingdon ; James K. Moo re
bead, Allegheny; Jonathan D. Leet, Washington; Geo.
11. UQCber, Cumberland ; George W. Masser, Carbon.
M'LAIN k MOFFITT,
14 Si. Clair street,
Agents for Piltsbprgh, Allegheny Co.
TlflS COMPAN Voffers to the insured all the security
and advantages of the Matual and Joint Stock Plans
(as heretofore applied) combined, namely: Low rates of
premium; an annual return id cash of the per cenlage
required for the contingent nsk of the year; an ado
qonle,but not excessive provision for the future security
or members for the whoie term of life, with an eauitable
interest m the accumulating fund secured to such mem
bers, payable at death, by credits upon their poli
cies; a guaranty fond designed for the permanent secu
rity of short term members, and also for the present se
curity of those forme whole term of life.
p" Tills is the only Mutual Life Insurance Company
whose rates of premium are fixed at a fair reduced stan
dard- with a provision for an annually Increasing accu*
mulation of fund* (for futons security) in exact propor
tion 10 the amount of bu-iuess and the increasing risk
from advancing age among the members.
Pamphlets, tracts, Ac., giving in detail the plan and
rates of the Company, furnished gratis, and applications
for Insurance received by J. TUDIiETT, Agent,
190, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Ssvt. DaaroßTll, Medical Riaminer. jytfeyt
‘I'TTe Fraukl*'
Directors
Charles W. Bancker, George W. Rlehardi,
Thomas Han, Monleoai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi EL Boric,
SsmaelGrant, David S. Browne,
Jacob B. Smith, Moms Patterson.
CJIAS. N. BANCKER, Pres’t.
Casa. Q. Buictsa, Secretary,
p* Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited,
on every description of property in town and country
at rates as low as are consistent with seeorliy. *
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fundi
which, wuh their Capitol and Premiums, safely invested*
■Jford ample protection to the auored.
The Assets of the Company, in January Ist, 1851, as
frubhshed agreeably to «n Act of Assembly, were as fol
um, vi*
Mortgages ■ ■■■ ■ ■ $ UIBJSS 68
RealßsUte- —— *4.377 78
Temporary Loans. ■ l7
Slocks <31,689 00
Cash, Ac. «—-» •• —— ■—— 64,340 61
■am
•ldtt'J»?o3 44
Since Uielr incorporation. a period of M jrear»,ihey
have paid upward* of On* Muhon >cur IJundrtd Thou
tand uoUarty lot&etby fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advamagcaof lo»urajJCft,a» wella* the ability iGd
diiposjtioo id meet witbpromptnca*, all halntiUes.
J.GAKOINKR COFFIN, Agent,
Office N. k, comer Wood arid 3d su.
ffXarlat, Firs aod Inlind TrasipMUUoa
iaStUtAHOIC.
3 HUE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH A MED
L ICA. Philadelphia, chartered 179 L capital 6500*-
UO, istcu January li, 1851, ®I ( OOk,UO9 00, w?i.
make insurance on buiLUags and ihei/ contents u> ttyi*
city aiul vtrmity. Alto, on properly of every descrip
tion, ou steamboats ami other vesuris. either by inland
transportation or on (be *ea*
DIRECTORS:
ArtbarG Coffin, Prest, Jacob M. Thomas,
Saiuoel W Jor.ca. John R. Neff.
Edward Smith. IGebard D. Wood,
John A Brown. W<Hiam Welsh.
Raroacl F. bciitb. Francis Haskins,
hamoel Brook*. S. Auutn AfHfeoae.
Lharics Taylor. W Ilham K flowrn.
Ambrose White. George \\, A'piowall,
Taornaj P. Cope. Jurat* N. Dzektcn.
R. Morns, W strr. Jl D Snertrid. Sraty.
This 1* ibr Oldest Insurance Company m the United
ftlstr*, and from us nigh nandtag. io&g cxprrwnee. *s»-
pic mean*, and avoiding a;t ruks of an ci;:a hazard
ous character. may be considered at offering ample »e
entity u> iLe puoiic WM I*. JONES. Agent,
>ad4 No. Ml Prom *i»ret.
Kaalockjr Mutual Llf« iQtaraaca to.,
Covington*, ky.
rll-A COMPANY ba* actcvl Capital at ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. and l» managed
by men of ibe h)£ar*l iLircniy und rcspu.-itinmif.
Pamphlets furnished. 1 nfoimation giver*, and
Ilona received by J, 11 ftUKTT. Agent.
li> WoihJ street,
hantsi. DiLuroiru. Medica: Eiaciwirr
blata mutual klr« luauraacc tompanyi
iUHHJSDvnu pa.
DESIGNED only lor ifi< fatcr rinei at property, bat
■ q ample rapnat. and ado>4« superior ailvan age*
in point of cheapness. aafriy and arcoAcmtoatiou to city
ana roumri merebsa.*, and owner* of aureuingt. mtti
isolated or coun.ry property
A- A CARRIER. Actuary.
o*t#7J Branch Office.No &■! Stntcitjdd *t..
IWK DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
ANCE com l'AN\ .—Office, North Room 0/ me tj
c&aiirc. Third atreet. Philadelphia.
Fiat Imora'Sca—RaLdings, iieichsndii* and oibci
property in turn and cowniry, insured against t**» 01
damage by Ore at the tawrst rate of premium.
Masikk Isrotaftcv—They alio tenure Vessels. Car
area and freight!, foreign or roa*iwi«e. under open or
fecial policies. am the asseted cubr dciur
iKLAftb rKAXsrosTATioa —-They alio insure merchan
dize tiansPorird by \\ agon*. Railroad l. trt. t.anai
BouU and Steam Boat*, on nvr r« and I akc«. on the most
liberal terms.
DIRECIURS— Joreah M. irc&l. EutnonJ A Souder
John C. Davu. Robert Burton. John R Pc mow. Kaiuuci
Edwards, <.co t.» l.eipef. Edward Darlmg.on. Laac H.
Davit. Wiluam l‘t>lweU T John Newlm.Dr R. At. Iluitoa.
James C. Hand, riicophiio* Eauidiog. H Jones Brooks,
ilenry Sioan, Hufb Craig. George Me
llvatD.Cbarien Ketly.J.u. Jolmioa, W ilikato Hay. Dr
S. Thomas, John belters, W m. I.yre. Jr
DIRECTORS AT IMTTSUUKGII D. T. Morgan.
Hugh Crait, Juo. T. I<osan.
WILLIAM MARTIN, FretidcnL
Tnos. C- Ham, Vice President.
Joseph W. Cowan.Secretary,
py Office of the Company,No. 4J Water nircei, Eitu
burgh. Cleltfldtf) IV A. MADLIftA. Agcnu
J J. KVAN$.Agen
?UIE 01-HCbof tbo Insurant* Ca of tvarik Amtrua
bus been ttmtrvtti 10 the W areboase of Hardy. Jones
Co , No. Ml f ront itreet,third house East of Wood
atreet. where theiubscriber wiUtssue Policies on Build*
Ings and their conteaiiyaod on Shipment* bv Steamboats
sod other vessels, for the above old and responsible
Company. (ep3) WM. IV JONtJi, Agent
Lira and Ilaaliti inaarsjics.
3»HE MUTUAL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COAIFAAY, 0/ Pkiladtlphto, Incorporated by thf
gisialare of Fennsylvanis, March,lß4B; Charter Per
petual i Capital BiCO,UUO. burr ikan any PtitfUfl*
eonza Company and full ttO per cent, lower than the
osa&i rales of Life Insurance, as the following compari
son will show. Thus a person or the ago of iO insuring
for $lOO for life, must pay in the Girard Pennsyl
vania s3|po. Penn Mutual Equitable SJ.U4, Ne w
England Albion S’J,4B, New York Life 5d,36- Lift
and J/wJtA, Philad*ipkia t 91,91.
DiaECTOßS—Samuel D Orrtclr, Charles D Hail- Wm F
Boone, Robert P King. Charles P Hayes, M W Baldwin.
Cbas Oil Compbell. M M Reeve. M. D.; Lewis Cooper,
J Rodman Barker. E II Boiler, Edwin H Cope Prsif
dtni, Bamuel D Orrick ; Vus Prtsuitnt } Robert P- king
i>tcrstary, h rajicis Blaccburne.
Applications will be received and everv Information
riven by SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Agent. Ovnct:
Commercial Rooms, corner of I bird and Wood streets
Pittsburgh. ocUfliy
TIIFj Insarancti Company of North America, of Phila
delphia,through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and Unuied Insurance
or property, in this city and its vicinity,and ou shipmeo
by the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur O. Coffin, Preset Samuel Brooks,
Alez. Henry. Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jonas, Samuel W. Smlt^
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A, Brown, Jacob M. Thomas.
John White, John R. Neff,
ThomUs P. Copo, Richard D. Wood,"
Wm. Welsh. Henry D. Sherrara.See’y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
Biates, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter is per*
peiu&i, and from its high standing, long experience, am*
pie means, anu avoiding ail risks of an extra hazattloaa
character, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONEB.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and
Front sts., Pittsburgh may4y
Llthogrsiptilc Instltuts.
CO-PARTNERSiII?.— Tbc subscriners most respect*
folly announce to their friends aud the public geu*
erally. that they have this day entered into Co-Partner
ship, for the purpose of carrying mr, at tbo old stand, in
Singerly’s Buildittg.oppoftue the Post Office, Third street,
Pittsburgh, the Lithographic Priming, in aliits various
branches. Having rauebmery, recently arrived from
Europe, they are 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 to their business, by elegam workmanship, aild
the most reuaonablc terms, to mem the favors of au en
lightened public.
Bonds. Checks, Drafts, Muchtne Drawing*, Likeness
es, Landscapes, Autographic Letters. Rill flcuds; Plots
Lithographed, and Primed in Black, Gold Bronze ef Co
lors.
Specimens of their work can be seen at their Office.
« WM. BCIIUCUMAN,
■Prg> FRED. lIAUNLItiN
1/KENCM EMPlRE—{nkw VKbstow.)— Wo ure HOW
. to have a new rduionof (he Fionch Empire, without
abridgement—St. Helena included. If the French are
satisfied, we ought to be. In these troublous tunes, ii is
certainty a great satisfaction to know where |n p U) chase
Clouting to the besl advantage. At CHESTER'S Em
porium of Men and Boy s’ Clothing, they are uow scllinv
Clothing u( greatly reduced prices.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine our stock
Boys'Clothing,of allsizesand pace*.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE,
ja9Q 71_SmuhGeld strert-
I HE partnership heielofore exmung under the firm
of Ficxsuxfl k bTOpVSNKL, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent* - The business in this city will be set
tled by D,Fickfih>en< ht'the old stand. No. 137 Liberty
street. • D. FICKRfSKN,
January 1,1858. : J. B. STOP VKNEL.
I have this day sold jnyinterest inthe Wine and Li
quor Establishment to D. Rcxxisen. i cheerfully re
commend him loaßnoroldcaaomers, r.-±■
i*n : i j. M; stotrvENEL:
; TUNO COauiAL. or PwcriijiiM .Bterir—iß Bn eflfeo
-0 lire resiotarive,in cases of debility; inpolency and,
all megniaritlej of jiaigte. -Ae on in»igoraunj medi
einei.uune^ed.
■ 'nACON—A email lot of Sbonlden, Sidet 'tmd Hams
&
JnSurhmt Companies.
eutuekrltutiuil Life Ifliurance Co*
GUARANTY FUND, $lOO,OOO.
, laiuranoe Company*
or FniLADtuaU-
LIfKX [XSCKEti BY TUB
laauuAScc.
Flr« and JHailna Inmrtn«««
Flrt and alarms loauranct,
Dissolution*
~ g-’syssa.-d <sasa
casAi* ba abAUrsi
„ sbco*nd" - areivaXi’op new
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
YOUNG, STEVENSONn£IOVE, Sign of the Origi
nal Dee Hive, No. 74 Market street, Pittsburgh, be*
tween T ourth streetand the Diamond.have just recel red
from the recent large clearing out sales, and the import*
era and manufacturers in New York and Philadelphia,
the largest and cheapest stock of Goods ever offered in
this market, comprising in part a very, large assortment
of DRESS GOODS of every description, suited to the
season, at front t!0 to 25 per cent, lower than former pn*
ees.
Block and Colored French Merinos and Thibet Cloths,
from o’2 to $1,25 per yard;
Black and Colored English Merinos and Lyonese
Cloths, from 31 to 4 lc- per yard;
Black oud Colored Paramattas and Fancy Alpseos,
from 12 to 62c. per yard;
Plain and Embroidered Be Lames, Cashmeres and
French Merinos,*
Plum Black, Colored and Printed Delaines and Cash*
meres;
Veiy Rich Brocade and Watered Silks and Poplans;
do Plain Black,Colored Silks und Turk Satins.
A Urge stock BONNF7P SILKS, SATINS AND OHO.
DE At HICKS; and of Bonnet anu Mantilla Velvets, all
colors; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,at very redaced prices
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
A full assortment of Bay State and Woolen Long and
Square Shawls;
Also. Rich Brocba, Long and Square Shawls;
Printed Terkern, Cashmere, De Lame and Thibet
Shawls;
■ Cloths, Cassimeres, 9auocts. Ky. Jeans A Vestings.
The proprietors would rospecualiy solicit an early call ,
from all of their friends, and the public generally, feel* i
mg confident that they can offer greater inducements to i
wholesale and retail buyers than ever have heretofore i
been offered In Pittsburgh. '
oct2s YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE. )
C&EAP~YVIWTKR oHV&oods I
at m. Ta,
Market Street, between Fourth and the Diamond .
THE undersigned has just received from the Eastern
market* a Jorge and splendid stock of WINTER
DRY GOODS, comprising a very beautiful assortment
of Dress Goods, adapted to tlie seasons and at least vS
per cent lower thau ever offered in this city, viz
Black Alpacas, from Ifi| cents per yard to best menu
factored ; Printed Moos do Lancs, from 12} to 25 eeutr
per yard} Black and Colored Thibet Cloths, from 25 to
/deenu per yard; English and American-Chintz, from
0} to 12} cents per yard : Heavy Brown Muslins, from
5 to 7 cents yer yard ; Bleached Maslins, from Mo 12}
cent* per yard; Red Flannel, all wool, at SO cents per
yard. SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS.
Bay State and Waterloo Plaid long and square Shawls
Black and Colored Embroidered Cloth Shawls; Black
and Colored Silk Fringe Thibet Shawls; all wooL DfO
ha Shawls; French Merinos, all colors; Lupin’s Black
Bombazines; Black, Figured and Changeable Alpacas
Cashmeres and Mous de Lanes; High Lustre wide
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; Changeable and Fancy
Dress Silks; Chameleon Turk Satins; Mali. Swiss and
Jaconet Muslins; French work Capes and Collars
Black Silk Laces and Fringes; Bonnet Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenders.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cssinets, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Bed Ticking and
Cheeks: >coich and Domestic Ginghams; Bed, white
arid Yellow Flannels; Bleached jind Colored Canton
Flannels; superior Irish Linen and Linen Lawns ; Bos*
si®, Disper-and Crash. Bed Ticking as low as6l cents
oer yard.
A large assortment of French and English Cloths,
Ca«ff)meres and Vestings. Also, a superior lot of Ilian*
kets, oft all sizes and qualities, to whieh I would invite
particular (mention.
rhe customers of Die bouse and all cash buyers are
requested to call and examine lor themselves. The
»’ot.k is large aad complete In every variety and style,
and will be sold at the very lowest prices
ABSALOM MORRIS,
novtPiCm No. 75 Market st.. Piusbursb.
Claitog Oat Sala'ot Winter Dry Goods I
T'llk subiMTrtbf r.deieTMUfied to clear out his stork of
WOOLEN, DRESS aud«tber WINTER GOODS,
before retting in his supply tor the bpnnjr busioesa,
will sell the remainder or those Goods at SO per cent
lower than former prices, being 10 per cent, lets than
cost- Purchasers will find
AH Woo! d 4 Lupias, Merinos and Cashmeres ;
Printed Cashmeres and Moaslins ;
Bay Stale Long Shawls; Urocbc do, do :
Llnuk* and Cloakings;
Prench and English Chintzes.
A I.^o—A kit of Plaid and Figured huki. newest
style ijatoi JAMES A. M KNIGHT
PrsslT Arrival or Jfaw Uoodsl
T. I£, n*KRIOIIT €b DCtOTHKItS.
lIT VFOOD STiiSET.
THIRD DOOR FROM THE CORNER OP FIFTH,
HAVE JVXT RECEIVED and offer for .ale—
-1.0(10 M. 0- D. ftui 9 D. Pereuruon Laps ;
4.OUJ dot. bpool Coiton—assorted ;
4MI D*. Patent Thread ;
100 great gross Agate Otmoo*.
314) doi. Gum Suspenders.
Iboda*. Berlin Gloves:
40 dox Couon Glove* :
t*?i> p:eaes Pongee Handkerchiefs.
Su do Ladle*- Linen do:
75 do do.
30csrtooc* Bonne i Ribbons.
M do Sana tad Macias Ribbons;
0 da ■ Lsp do :
Together wuh a larve and well selected stock oi
Psney and Staple Dry Goods
They would also csll the atirnuoo at the trade gcriar*
ally, to U»« largest and most vanrd assortment of Gold
Jewelry, t\ stebem, Ac , ever ottered in ihts tsarket—wll
of wa.eh thftv offer on ibe a<m rra*o«*bSe terra* faei9
mo IlKnUTof
GRAND CHRISTMAS HOLUUY SALE OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT JKFFKUIS’
om; cash store.
No. 7 0 &I&kri *».. bfS&ten Feur;h and IX* Qtamnnd
fI'JIK «o-.»*crU>sf will commence a elo»tn* out »ate o t
1 fata entire sum* oi FALL AND WINTER DRV
UOOU3' on Monday, December 15th. ami wili cootioae
one mar.th. io ihr rerrption ol Spring
isoot!*. on truich eceauoq our WheUaaJo Rooms will
be >fero«n open to tc.r Retail Trade. Farcbater* may
rciy ibai tb« to;le»lnj reduction* w»H be made on the
ortfinai marked tmfe*. vtz :
French .Merino* bare been
•etilßf a< ftt.m. now at fr?|e.
Super Mefino*, ||jj •* Jo
t.upm». beat quaiti)’. |.?i *» J
frtcncli Tbit*ci Ciuth*. iflf u S?|
75 “ iO
04 •• 45
*»•* “ 04
04 “ 4u
so » ai
!ln»t high Lacire Alpsca*.
Scrci'J
higbt yards of good Alpaca fus |i t Qu
Uiorao Long Abawli. ‘2S IX) “ U OO
Kjuvre •• lo.W) •• oso
Uisiiioi Long Phitwl*. 10.10 ** 6-UJ
- .1 S4U h a .00
Oar Hial* I one ishawl*. o*4o “ J-ISJ
• - - 4jw “ a.*s
Red I lannel*. a-l voo:, vs " *p»
ai »• ua
_ 37* “ JfcJ
Tbfl above pore* srr a sample, and Ibp balance of the
stock will be soiU In proportion. Positively no devla*
lion kn pnrea. fderlU
»EtONt) UtIKAT AtUUVAii!
/\F (ALL and Winter Dry Goods and Verities at No.
>r corner ot Wood street and Diamond
a(>ey, Pmsourgh. Pa. D Game & Co. would again an*
non nr* to their old customers and dealer* generally in
their line, that they ore now prepared! o offer for sale
ibeir present uew stoc k of Goods ot unusually low rate*.
And as oar purchases have been made oo the most fav*
orable terms with Importers and Manufacturers, see flat*
ter ourselves, and hope to be o<«le to merit a continuance
of confidence and patronage of our old customers and
the public generally, wbieli has been heretofore so hbe*
rally bestowed upon u«. Our DRY GOODS STOCK is
m pan of Broadcloths, Cassimere*. Saulncta, Tweeds,
fancy Vestings, Cheeks, Flannels. Drilling*, Black end
Drown hlus lns, Tickings, Blankets, Linsey Plaids, Al
pacas, Mertnoei, Maihn De Lillies, Cashmeres, fancy
Punts, Glazed Cambrics, Cloakings, Table Diapers,
Ginghams, bilks, fancy long Shawls, Silk Cravats, Poo
gee Silk Pocket ilandserehlefs, and Irish Linens direct
from Ireland, and all other articles generally kept m the
Dry Goods hue* Ooa Vsßirrv Department will be foaud
pn examination to be unsurpassed by any other of the
kind West of the Mountains, end is made up In part of
Combs, Buttons. Patent and Spool t hreads, direct from
l-.uropo : Port Monies and Pocket Books, Hooks end
Kyei, Pint and Needles. Tapes, Thimbles, Spoons, Ra*
tor*, Table Cutlery ana Pen-Knives Just arrived Ron
Sheffield i Patent Medicines, Violin nod Violin Strings,
Gum Surpenderi, Slates ana Slate pencils, Percussion
Caps, Speamolcs, Pistols, Hosiery. Gloves, Lawns and
hdgtuga, IRbboos, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimp* and Fringes,
faucy netting*, Green Bandages, Black Silk Veils, Silk
Florence together with a general assortment of all other
articles in the Variety hue. We have on hand and for
sale a large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Materials, Gold and Gill Jewelry, Gold and Sil
ver Pens and Peucils, Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Clocks, 4c., to which we invito the attention of all buy
ers, as we are determined to sell oar Goods on the iuo«t
reasonable terms, either for casli or satisfactory refer
ence.
N. U. The busmen of the late firm of Gbeoq & Mc-
CAtiuLKs* Is to be settled by D. Gkboo at the stand of D
Übkoo 4 Co., who is fully aathortzcd for such and iu
whose possession are Ute papers, Notes and Books of
aaidjiMD. _____ lootl&if
—-
KKKSOII 9'l'UniE, nrr
Gosling,
Whole*alt and Retail Dealer and Importer of
£*NCY,PpBEIGN AND DOMESTIC DKY GOODS,
WOULD resneeHuHy inform tho public » n d hij
f T meads, (from whom he has formerly received a
liberal share cf custom), that he haa used every exer*
| lion in seoorlng an extensive and complete assortment
!of PALL AND WINTER GOODS.of the beatqaalltv
Consisting of the following articles s French and En
glish Merinos, Cashmeres, Alpacas, Poplins Silks. Bat
ins, Motts Do Laines. and other Dress Goods; Shawls
Vaxettes, Mantles ana Cloaks, of every variety ’
Ladies* an I Children’s Bon nets, Caps, Capes; Velvets,
Ribbons, Ho vers, Feathers, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery ±e
Gentleman’s Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Shirts.
Drawers, Hosiery, 60. *
c ."« h a i a K rg Brown Muslins.
Shirting,
Flannels, Jeans, 4c. Also, an assort
ment of Mouruih^Goods.
The shove slock, with numerous other articles, the i
proprietor is now opening at his New Store, No 103 I
Market street, to which he invites purchasers, as he is 1
determined to Bellas cheap as the cheapest- |
MADAME A. GOSLING still continues to (five her
undivided attention to the manufacturing of vizeties
Cloaks, Capes, Bonnets, Ae , which are oU made (» a su .’
perior style. She respectfully solicits purchases and
orders. French Putlera llats-for the trade always on
hand- foctU
HEW GOOD S't
NEW WHOLESALE TRIMMING, NOTION AND
VARIETY STORE,
Wo. 01 Wood Street*
Bettoun Third and Fourth streets , opposite Hampton,
Smith <s“ Co.'s, Pittsburgh,
THE subscriber respectfully iuvnos the attention of
Country and City Merchants to htsexleQsive assort*
ment of Trimming, potion, Fancy and Variety Qoods,
•which be it now opening for the Fail Trade. Among
the articles composing his stock may be found a lull as
sortment of the following:—
Duttons, Edgings. Pocket Books, Threads, Combs
Laces tutd Insertings, Porte Monnaies, Suspenders;*
Embroideries,Needles, Swiss and Victoria Mulls; « J
Fringes, Gimps, Pins, Jackonets, Braids;
Uooks and Eyes, Fancy and DressHattons, Brushes;
Tape Checks, Plain and Fancy Bobmets. Whalebone;
Quill’d Ribbons, Black Silk and Lisle Laces ;
New Style Ribbon Trimming, Hosiery and Gloves;
Black Lace Veils,Woollen Comforts;
Buck Gloves and Mitts, Bonnet Ribbons;
Gents Silk Woollen and Cotton Undcrsbirtsand Draw*'
trsi
Boas and RlDjtCpmfofU,Wonted and Opera Hoodef,
Plain Maniel Ribbons, Infants’ Bools;
PlainSatm Ribbons,UnenGambrlc PookeiUdUb;
Gilt and Gold Jewelry, Jerome Clocks, Foney Soaps;
Carpel Bans and Satchels, Window Shades!
Toilet Cases. Violins, PertnmeryiJewahaips:. ’
GlUoi’s Steel Pens, Gold Pens, Umbrellas, Accorde-
Qua;
SK'.- h cSE ,1, 1.? e^ y I Worsteds, Perforated Boards;'.
Crochet NeedieSjLoalciiig
JWhlcfi, with avariety of other articles, he will offer
Price, compart to*
TheattentionorPedlaraisnarticulariydirwG
ed to tlua extensive and varied assortment,
wplfct! W. C. MURPHY, '
S'VM. tv. 9fhVKN3ott continues iu menu*
frctore CABlftßT'’lVjtUJi of every descrip
tion, at bis old stand, corner ol Liberty and
Seventh streets. UNDERTAKING atteuded
id, in all its branches. . tinyJl
" * FSTHCaHu >nruk“ -
Of Ptttey and Staple Dry Goode.
A A. MASON A CO., would most respectfully no
« Unit die attention of the public generally, arid ihe
wbuicsafo trade In parttcolar, to iLeir large end core*
folly ejected Stock ofGoods for Fait and Winter sales,
which will be found larger than they have ever before
ottered. Wo have received at follows:
400 bales tiro. Muslins;
WoO Loog and Sonars Sbswlt:
IWJ UaTct Drills and Co>naburg« :
WW niece* Sup lilinkr-t* ,
tCQ bales Flannel*,Colored and While :
*.VO Cases Fancy Print*;
100 bales Tickin g;
100 pieces French Merinos ;
lidcases White Minims,
fiOO Psimattas and CobargCioih*:
*y Cases White MotUnsj
1(H) Alpacas, all retort;
60 piece* Linen Sheeting;
10 cases Irish Linens;
SCO pieces SaiUnetu:
50 Cartoon* Bonnot Ribbons;
100 piece* best make Cloths:
109 Cartoons French Flowers;
300 piece* Casstmere* and Doeskins
500 do Fancy Silk*;
tt7o do do CasslmetK*;
SO do Colored Velvets;
500 do bhlrtlug and checks ;
83 Cate* Cashmere* and de Lames;
SI do Plain and Plaid Liuseys;
lOoudoisa Hosiery ;
13 Cases Tweeds and Jeans ;
SOuOdozen Gloves, assorted;
Together with every article usually found In a Dry
Good Establishment, No. 65 and 04 Market St
sepno
DUDOS A> OUUZIKU*
MACHINISTS AND MANUPACTDHERS,
_ mm, OIL MILL BUILDINGS, Srail* Vof cor*
**Vr3 ntr «/ Diamond, (war Uu Oita and Finn-
Railroad Aps),) Aujcan.n Orr
SaxSaSCnlTcr and Laud sieun Kagiuo., Fire En
gine,, Hjdranlle Freaie,, of >ll deicrlpuonj; Copper*
jpt.ts, Liihagraphie nntl nlper Freese.; Gold Stamping
and Refining Apparatus, logeihei vpi(h Mill Machinery
lu general, sutll nppn the moat nnnrqved plans or oon
straeiion, and workmanship to the satisfaction- of cus
tomers.
(D* All orders left at Messrs. Coehran, M’Bride A
Co.'s, No. SO Wood street, PiUsborgh, or addressed to*
thesubscribers, Allegheny,will receive prompt attention.
auD DODD3A CRQ2IER.
JOS. OLOVKB, 8. U, KXSO, 3. V.JOKX3, XL 8* StAQUaWi
OIsOVKBf Klfia * CO«, Proprietor!.
THE subscribers having been appointed Agents fer
the above named concern, wilt Keep, constantly or
hand a supply of the celebrated Bolivar Vi re Brick, Crn-'
cibte Fire Clay, Furnace Hearths and Inwalls. They
are also ready to receive order* for said Brick, to be
made in size and shape to suit purchasers, which ahull
be promptly filled. , a
Wedonotdcem.it neeessory to enumerate tfiomany
advantages the-Bolivar Fite Brick posess overall oth
er* that nave been offered for sale in the United States,
their superiority beingwell known to almost aU persons
who ose Firo Brick. The proprietors have determine!
that the Fire Brick shall lose none of their present envi
able reputation, and that no expense shall be spared to
make them even bettor than they have heretofore been-
This is the only establishment tow manufacturing Fir*
Brick at Bolivar. KIKR A JONES,
mar!7 Canal Basin, Seventh st, Pittsburgh.
Dr. Wm. P. Giles,
veterinary surgeon.
Jil XI Office at Rody Patterson I *Ltyery Stuhlas, on
roarth street, between Wood ami Srolibflclu- (iy4?ly
A A ACRES OF COAL, situated on the Monongahela
*** river, near Llmetown. The Mine is opened aud
approached by a short Railway, In excellent repair, be*
longing to the above; and seven or eight gooamtners*
bouse*. Terras—ss,ooo; some cash; the balance in
well endorsed notes. Apply to JOHN R. LARGE,
septßnf Attorney, Fourth street.
183ULUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—Thtf FartueiS
ship heretofore existing between Joshua Rhodes
and A. r. Anshots, onder the firm or loshua Rhodes A
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The busl.
ness of the firm will be settled by either of ibo parties.
JOSHUA RHODES,
ALFRED P. ANSIIUT?.
Pittsburgh, January l?tb, 1860.
The business will be conducted as heretofore by the
subscriber, at the old stand, No. 0 Wood street.
jal7 JOSHUA RHODES. ■
NOTICE.— Having told out my Book and Periodical
Store to W. A. Gildenfeoney A Co.. 1 cheerfully re?
commend the new firm to my friends and customer*. > ■
TO THE PUBLIC.— I The undersigned have associa
ted in purchasing the enure periodical stock cf-W'i
c. Wall, No. 85 Founn street,, which will be com!acted
as above, nnder the firm of ,W. A.Gtldenfenney A Co
rhe present stock will bo increased to every article be
longing to the basinets. Public patronage is solicited
and will be thankfully received.
_ VaSSTO o ®*.
, lUpalrlncr.*3-.
. ..i. . TtHINM. HOBEKISi-IKITCHMIiCB«a3I> >c
*N U |??|7 a?fw c -“-' « O; ragajn ui caU thes at
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CABINET J
m&MrURNITURE MANUFACTURER, Ift
JWarejroom* W um 0e; 'riilra »tr«et.
W. W. respceirultyinforms Ms Wends and cnslomr.
• ersthat he has largest*
oei( stock, of household furniture ever heforft' Sefta-'Ui
wsciiy, as. he is determined to uphold the quality with
well-seasoned best workmanship,aqd newest
desfgnsf and from the extent of ins-orders ondfaciliiy*
ui mai.ufactnnng, he is enabled to.produce- warranted
farm tare, at the lowest prices- i ... i
He has adopted the principle of identifying the cus* i
tomers’ interest with his ownfinquality-and price;' and i
keeps always on hand thegreatest<vanety ofevery des*-'
cnpuoa or furniture, from ihe cheapest and plainest, la
the moat elegam and cosily, that a house,* -or any part of >
one, may be furnished: front his stock* or manufactared 1
expressly to order He therefore solicits au inspecuon. 1
that the advantages of his establishment may be known.J
Tbe followinpamcles consist,m purt, of his stock, which )
for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in I
any of the Eastern cities:
Parlor,
drawing, din
ing, and bed room
chairs, of every variety,
consisting of rosewoood, ma- •
faogany and walnut Kllxabethen,
Conservatoire and Easy Chairs, of every 4
description, Coaches,Sotas,,Tete-&-tete&ndDi
vans of the latest French-and American- patterns;
Tashaes, What-Nots, and ladies* parlor Writing Desks
of various kindsi Work. Tables and fancy Inlaid
stands, music stands, and holders, matble top, ina><
hogany, rosewood and walnut eentre and sola,ta
bles, extension dining tables; all sizes of the
most improved, and decidedly the best kind’ rf **
. , madej card* Pembroke hall and pier tables,
wardrobes, bedsteads and wosnstonds-of • -
each a large assortment; gothic hall
and parlor reception choirs, ottomans
ana stools, secretory and bopk
cases, side boards, fire screens,
towel racks* hat stands, and
music Btools, cribs and cots
for children; paper mache,
table and tea poys, ma
hogany, rosewood, and
inlaid pearl Tables,
Ac. &c- Ac.
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabinet makes supplied with
all articles in their line
STEAMSOATS.and HOTELS, furnished at the short
est notice.
AU orders
promptly attended to
Journ«ym«n cablovt Rtkeri AiioelAitos
WAREHOUSE. UO SECOND
(near too corner of Wood.)
■ ■ . , TTri¥T - TII id ASSOCIATION, cm-A
bracing) already, mice to three \IL
«™s|aßSgßll times as man; hands as the tar- RSI
*lllifif ji|i ill mill Imlii 1111ii11hi| ii inimin il f l | I:
business shops of thlscuy, have opened, their Ware*
house, and are able to furnish the public, by wholesale
or retail, wuh Furniture of the following description—
vis:
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus:; Foil.CoK
atoned Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chain; Mahogaay Withstands; So
fas i Divans; Piano Stools; Book Coses; Secretaries;
Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre
Tables: flat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans;
Poplar wardrobes; Dining and Break fast Tables; Work
stands; Cherry and Common Workstands; high post,
common, iowvand trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus;
Cnbs; Cradles, Ac.
The advantages of co-operation, on an extensive scale,
permit them to sell at the lowest prices,and they are de
termined to sell, lowerthan any competitors, an equally
good, if not better article, and warranted—as the public
will understand by giving them a call.
'i{EJ*' Sttamboat utork of all descriptions, and other
articles of any description, made to order In every atylej
at the shortest nonce. . IwartD
10 Cabinet fitsbera.
Vinters, JUahagony, Rauioood and Walnut; PamtrA,
Hardieart and Fumuut* at Wholesale.
TUB subscribers have just received from New York
and Boston a most splendid stock of VtNtJbHS,
tad are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable
for the trade. All of which we will ceil at extremely
tow prices.
At great care was taken in the selection of the stock,
persona cannot fail to be suited either os to quality or
pneej and, as it is well known that Fnrmturc can be
made by machinery superior and much Lower than by
hand, Use attention of the trade is respectfully Invited.
Turned Work.in all its brnnohes, carried on os nsual.
Plunk for hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles
required in manufacturing Cabinet Furmtore, constantly
on hand—'VUt Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware. Hair
Cloths, Spring*, Ac., Ac. KYAN A M’KKE,
Ryan's Building*,
No. 31 Fifth .street.
mai£3:ydaw
__ Bt«amboai«( abojr I
< jSSfejfr Tat sobscribers lender their aofifc
for the favors bestow
ed upon them bv ifielr Steamboat friends, andlYi
woa!4 respectfully remind ihem and others ime-* 1 *
rested iu boiWtng boau, that they are at all time* pre
pared to furtmb, on the most reasonable terms, every
description of Cabin Kumiiare and Cbturs of uje be#
material and workmanship. J 1) YOUNG & CO.,
Comer Third and Southfield streets.
opposite ** Prawn's Hotel-”
IS* PAULKS
atnmir ft Otvlir.
CABINET VV a ftE ROOM, 6MITUFIELDSTREET,
Bti&ttn bnrnikstrt*landStravbsTTgalUf t Ftwbnr£ t P*.
A ItAMMiSE fc DAt LHB keep eoastamij on hind
«Li sranety of excellent ami fashionable Furniture,
rMwarrantedcqual to any in the city, and sold on aa
* a ■raTOfable terms u eon be obtained at any similar
establishment In Jit West. They have now on band an
onasaaily extensive stocir, embracing all kinds of Kami
tore, rrom the cheapest and plainest to the most costly
and elegant. Ait orders promptly attended 10. tnrdl :fim
a. aauiuiii A co,
HAVE ON llAND.UliffreXteiMtvi:'CAßlNETud
Oil AIR MANUFACTORY, No.6< Smiitilielil «u
a large asKorunem of fancy and plain Furniture, which
they will soil 15 per rent below customary rates,
forma—<a*b only. idert?:ly
Bolivar Pin Erick fflanufatturlng Company.
For kale.
#rng» anir JfatikhuL * s yr-
Heilelnei. |
T-'XTRA.CT*? *. Larur Irom, VScHev.F<- If
JCi “eUxeawnacihijal, esteeiheffMlssionai, 5.3 th!
kingdom of Beimah, daieo ,
' a ';.v; s *?Mw*i AEsucia, Februhry.lftlff. ;
m .Dr; jO.:Jitifaij SMiatlitriH- My .Dear Sr—Wo are
id ibiscnuiiifjr in boWelfcomptalnts, and bat becansetf
in dll oar Mmlanoimib Uio mostxtaufring ofieoOtdX I
medicine for my livercomplaint and palii'in theuMe that'
1 lidve ever used. -They are la gteaidemuia, and we
arc entirely out of them, VVe, need Eve hundred boxes
of. them. thousand'
j3ts ; asatomc in*ia*.f
termitieut fever, with..the;.most■ complete Success. I
iHnk uonee wa* the means t>f t aviu gnyr otyn so m-D a
riiikfmr travels arawi)rtho«harcbasr»oe post season; t
; /ouud*a^wliole.viiliffe.»atrcFinfcjind?y :
enaataitended witkcoughs ofc a mpst/mleni character.
. l onen jegreitea n« had opyotir
EXPECTOKANT^^aaihlnlaWrift>.inea^fpr.,l ; hefieve’
from whali bavr.aeeitofjiaeflrecls, that^Uwould have
been just the thing for those poor people. I presumoydu;
have not hitherto uadan idea to What an extent your
medicides ore usedinoll-our L • '
! : ,r JS.J^ABBOTT-;
' uyi
* Judd’s Medfe*t«d liquid Cistlcle* •.;
THIS article is Intended for family asejftfld shoumbe*!
foundiat&e posswaionof every family in the Jand. ;
ftiechtuncs. Who ato to constant danger l of injury* to their 1
persons through aedldenlfan&'th©* improper orcareieap
use ? of tools^wiUrJiud4lus.article to, bp.invaluable fo
them, pnd nue* afau trial, will^on^ldcriundispensable.
“ This mny certifer „ihai we,ihe undersigned, having
frequently-made usaor JudiFgAledicatedtLiquid Cuticle;
prepared LjrMessrs.' EenficldCamp, Middletown/
Connecticut, cheerfully tccominend.iUo.our profession*
arhrethren, oa an Excellent subsiinue for udhtaivcplas*
ter; ladfesstog burns; cut*, scalds; braises, and all hinds,
of fresh wounds) also; Car tore nipples.n remedy'urie--
quailed* CHARLES WOUDYVARD, M,D*
q Wfir.B.CASEY.hLP, ; .... •
D irABRISONtMD,
F. WOODRUFF, MJ)„ L .
: HAMILTON BREWER. M.D., -
ELLSYYORTH BURR, M.Du Botanic*
Comprising all the practising physiclansin the efcy of
M Fo d rm°te'hy B. A-FAHNESTOCK *. CO.,
fyl comer of Wood and First sis. -
HOBBBIB. . .
iCompoand Syrtip of Yellow Dock Rooty ■,
VaCOUMKH the front rank among- thd proprietory
II medicines of this country for‘completely coring
Canker,Sali Rheum,Krysipelasiand all other diseases,
arising from an impure state of the. blood. Also, Liver
■ CdmOlalnuCaiarrltr ityspepsut, Headaches, Business,
Coo/hs,-Soreness anffTlghihess aliout thejChest; oror>
cMiiV'or Hoarseness, Dryness, and at tl chime, sensation
rnboui the Throat; and is used.wulrunpreeedented suc-
F^USWEAKNESSANDGENERALDEBILITY.
Blrengtliening the weakened:-body, giving foneto the*
Variousorgan*, afc&tavigontung the entire pystem.t,. ; >.
If the testimony of thousands ofliving,witnesses Jrom:
all parts of the country, Pan be relied upon,ills singtbr
larly efficacious in curing an d restoring iLe
bilitated nna broken .dowa constitutions. It is purely
vegetable in its•‘composition,and, so. accurately,com
bined in its proportions that the chemical) botanical and
medical "properties' of each ingredient harmoniously;
unite to PURIFY , t ,
It has removed many chrome diseases which has baf
fled the skill of the best physicians, ana has also cured.
Canker, Salt" Rheum,'Erysipelas and Scrofula, which
Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed tojuake liielea*llnw
pressionupozu - . ,■ .
It has. been tested in many eases of CANCEBOU3-
HUMORS- The most obstuiate Cancers-have; been,
cured by thlsffiedleine. i We say.lhat It is, a valuable
medicine in Mi CILIpUS COMPLATNI’B. J t removes;
all obsiraction In the : circulation, rendering the
free, active and healthy. It removes Palpitation of the-
Heart, anil relieves In aUcaeea of . Asthma* and may be
• used in all climates,and at all seasons of the year.*
TbU Syrup is preparedonly by C. MORSE & CO., at
108 Fountain street, Providence; Rrl .and sold whole*-
sale and reuiilvby S.N. WICKERSHAM^
Only Agent for Western
Jell'y Warehouse,cor WoodandSinhsts.yPiusb.’bc
Uana's Doable* Lever Letter Copying
-Press* and Metallic Dampener.
EURNUAhrS PATENT. -c ’■
Sisu of Prtua and Ztemjwnw*—Letter, 10 hy 13;
Foolscap, 10by id; FolioPosu.ll4 by 171; Manifest, 18
*2lSin*saving t Labar*tatingand Moiuy-tatnng MtuXint.
3 \1113 PRISa and DAMPENING TABLET.presents
decided advantages over all previous tnveniia&sfor
c same object. ... ■ „
lsL The Press does not require fastening down.
2d T&rough two levers audeecentnc iotms-the pres
sure is obtained with mure ease, and much quicker than
by other meihdl*.- . • <
3d. The power is applied so equally; that the Press is
not liable to break or gel out of order. .
4th —The Dampening lUblet is a substitute for the
brush, blotting pa per and wei-elodi, saving all the trou
ble incident id their use, and is worth its weight in gold.
The Tablet Clay be Used to great advantage with any
Press already in use, and for that purpose «will be. sold
,C £euerB can be copied wiih thii Press and Dampener
in three seconds, Withouthlunng the original orih© copy.
MANN’S PATENT !MPROVJbb.MOVAiILR HINDER,
For keeping In a Book-hke form, Music, Origmai in
voices, Leners. Periodicals, Newspapers, Drawings
Dank Checks, or any other jiopers where method is de--
kirabte. This Invention, itirconfidently believed, is the
best ever presented to thejiubliu for the pufpo>e for
which it is to mauy a deside
ratum »on« needed. The undersigned now oiTers it at a
comparatively tnflmg cost to all who may. desirc.to per
fect the system or preserving papers for ready and eoiy
reference,
MANN’S COPYING BOOKS.
The Paper In these Books ta made from all Linen
o( thesame quality as Fine French Writing
Paper, bound ou Parchmontßacks, wilU Fumed Pages,
and mauufsetured eipressly forreiadmg.
The amlamgned huvlng procured the sole agency of
the above articles, uow ouera them at reasonable puce*
at wholesale or retail. Presses, DaiapeueT*, Boejca, .or-
Liader*, furnished to order ofany dimensioirs, at snort
notice. All of the above article, warranted.
Also—Copying Paper, in loose sheets of any sue.
‘ Arnold'stopymgink—deciuedtyiheliestlnjise^
Mr- A-C. Chambers vrill walt on the citizens of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, aud will give all the instruction
neeessmry.
JOHN F. COLE i CO., '
At M Faden A Covode’* Penns Railroad Oepov.corner
of Penn aud Wgyue sts., Pittsburgh He^yl
abdominal Supporters,
ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN.
Far salt fry Dr. J. W. BBAN&TVJ?> JSo. RS Smii&field
lIIMI, PtLSburghf
A S persons of both sexes call on me .daily, complain-
J\. ing of Costiveness) Pain m the Stomach, Bowel*,
4c., (hoi, geireratiy, byoxatnlnoUon, ! have iound in a
great many coses, utat they have labored under the dis
iressttig disease, the Falling of the Bowels), 1 have lit
ted some of them with a proper supporter, and a smalt
quantity oi medieiue,whieh relieved Uicirpalitoud;
given them comforf, and some p( them had uoi been wefl
for hve or six. years. Any person who will call at my >
oihce, 1 can refer them to those who wear them, who
can testify to the bede&lsof them. .If we have no Sup
porters that will fit, wo can have them made in a short
ume. The. effect produced by wearing a suitable and
perfectly adjusted Abdominal Supporter is often nearly
miraculous. Yheweak voiceis strengthened—the weak
long* supported—the heart ceases it* palpitations—the
food sits better on Ihe stomach—coSUveuess u relieved
chronic diarrhea is Slopped— -miscarriage# prevented—
floodings stopped—whites cured—spine geu stronger—
the lady who is unable to walk is soon able to w allc welL
She .whoqoutd not sit op nlone for a few minutes, cau
now sit op all ddy, or as long as aavooc; falling .of the
womb is- cured, aud. in shorter or longerpexiods loses
ell its tendernessana weakness, and goca..permanently'
back to iis place. Bancnuoss, in some' caaes,gtvta
place to frumuJness. and Q Wttj- u pteparedfoe years of
good health. . IsepSUdlmSuvw
XUlnoU Land and General Agency* -
• ..Washingtoncockle.
. i)EOß(AiilLiiois l will attend to ail business,connect-
A eawith Lands m theStaieoflllinois—the redetnp*
lion ol lands from tax sales, tho payment-of taxes, the
eqltani* oih.erdispqsiiiouof lands, the location of land
warrants i alsq untie cot r ecUonoi debts and the settle*
men i of claims t»f all kinds.
ID“ Land Warrants bought end sold. Old Patents of
ISTb-wauted.
Reference—Thomas Phillips, Esq, Mormng'Post,
Pittsburgh. novsih’M ■ -
• . . BctuvnsU.to the City*
SENRY LANOWLHR has thapleasure to announce'
to bts friends and old customer*, that ho has return*
> the Cay, and re*opcnetlaih!B old.atand, the sign
of the SWAN; Market street, where ha wilt continue
dunugthe winter seasoxti well and amply provtded
the accommodation of his old customers. Amonir biS
supplies are some lots of choice 1 FRENCH: BftASDYt
CuAMPAIGNE and PORT WINES oCvcry gupenor
qualities,which.he will sell wholesale-or.retail, 'and
Which he has recently parehased
houses in* New'York and Philadelphia.:' lUahause will
eontmue as heretofore its supply of OYBTERS,SAR
.PINE9, Ac-> Bus* : . • •' fOQifctf.
LnPW 1i8T8PMiH......................fid1Ka5Atf,
1 of SandsAßeliieman."
LOTUS RRIBRttAK A CQii > -
IMPOKTERS AND DEALER^IN
Cfochs, WatcAe, •fttetlrjti jrateh-Mautialty Tools; *e«4 i e**
firm st&EBT, oira noon puom wood,'nnsßtraau, ' 4 •
fIIAKE leave to announce to the trade and the public’
A generally, thauhey have themselves, carefiiflysfci 1
fectea and imported from Europe, a largo stock:of Gold
and Silver Watches,. Watch Materials, and Tools for
Watch makers; aqd a mast elegant assortment of Jew
clry,ftouuhe best manufactories—which; iliey offer at
prlces.tts low as thcy can be purchased in the eastern.'
(gargets. . " ,v - v-.. v ..
. . Their stock of Watches consists oLGold and Silver:
Patent Levers;doDciaohed Levers; do
vcrQoaruers; and elegant French timepieces, of the
most-approved makes.' Together with a large stock of
Clocks, and Time Pieces, from the best American Facto*'
•lifts. ’*• v: . l - • si
.Their stock, of Jewelry, comprises articles of evrry
'description in this line,Bach as Fmger Rings, Eatßmnr,
Breast Pins, Bracelets, Gold, Fob and Guard Chams,
Gold Guard Keys add SealS t tLocbet», Gold aad SUver
Spectacles, Silver and iGcrman. Silver and'-Table and
Tea Spoons, and every kind of fdney articlea generally
kept Iq establishments oritns description. • s * ..
- They woaldrespecifuUycall the attention of the trade
to their extensive slock of Watch materials and Tools;
ofevery variety, which they have moat carefully sc’
have also onhanAa-anige assortment of Tele
scopes, Spy Glasses and Openr Glasses, from the best
manafactory InEnglantL Togetherwuhagrcatvariety
of other articles 100-numerous to mention. . •
•Clock*, Watches iand Jewelry, repaired in. the; best
ibemost reasonable lenns.h- foctlliy .
i Bltlun* and Stnagcn,
#3L -'w , «h lo:'pai6)iase a n
. Kg*; COEDorSH.VBßWATCH,iif<i6oulB®®?®»f
.SrASHS* I*l^lll6 1 * 1^1116 usual price:! If so, call at HOOD’S;
GBiOSNEW JEWELRY STORE, Bl
Iwo aoors nonb of Third, and lake a look at his Dew
noclt-, just arrived, and you can there purchase Waich-'
eaor ally kjnJ of ane Hold Jewelat their teal value,
ananptbe cUargeJ lwopriees:for everything, oa you
have usually'beea; bi)t.cau gel lhe very, best quality of
Kuuas at Uie lowest eastern price,. Do not believe what
others, interested in tbefr /OWu Bales, tell yon, but come,
hud see for yeursolves. Allgoods soM atihlsesiabluh:
mem willbo warranted astetnesenied at ume of sale—
ag tharaUaiarPureharaemiiiHr salh and aheap. aal3.
W. C. WALL.
ri!«B wJwcnaeriteSf »«sl lapaUaht t
. mencement iniotulhessjfcad.-Jiopesr.byialTiCt attention:; s
end fid ellry lathee re c iitlgn 01 oil orders entrusted to
Jus.cere,to.inentacontinnnn<&ofilielr&vor».
- lie wouldalsoauuoujice to them -, and the public in
geherat. Ihutherbasfaßtreceivedahatiusoic. assort.
anentof Goods, selected ittNew.VpihanfrPldlaaelphlej ~.
Tor the Fall and Winter Trade; inch atNSnperfine Black
[and TanBy,'Coforett : CMrrHSJ tibrad(n( Lambskiiyc
i: Beaver AndT)e»onsMrebCersey reflating* t Flam andt
Colored French CABSIMERKS,fb which be would In
.she especial auenlionrwhlchflof variety and newness,
"orstylels ‘superior to-nny Hang in lifla city. AUo. a
-beatuirollQtorilluckami Qo!ored S]l»K.SAriN f Casi>.
mere. Marseille* and White Silk party'Vestings*—all of
which,he is jprenared to ‘make -m order in. a superior
manner, at lowpnces - ~ JAMES C. WATT,
* ■ 'j. 4 , . 30 Markei street,
'i JitPi'i’f. -rf h. tlietween Second and Third streets.
„TX) TAII,ORSt_j,‘ c.'.Watl’sGhrd Hating Shoulder
PS o ,*“reSy«em-ofiOarmcntJ}ra»ghiing tor sale at the
i?iS.J«ng prices, yii:—tt nccompanledby Oral Instruc
tions.Slmwithontfnsirmiioia.a?.: ■.».>! toet7
'~. T J ?*W n .S* «na Diau CiotMng.
A CO.j contev of Wool and Water
St ”v | reeeivu!gfront,the-Eastern mark
a"l Phtenmve Ipt M Cloths, Casst.
■f^^Srt^Siti«sif{i EB »?^ I,1,,lla,, n>as*H*‘l*eauijr and varies
nfUetnpnslnuie. Titese
£r°k* of u l* casteromartet^bemgseleci
lsr *> ttjtwselres t .ekpressly for.this
SiTjf^m\iSsKßfshi ! “ re i M - e *' filt '" oA P II > BtloW P rlceB >
fflirar;ig;a
Selected stylo s
of ruth mamrial for Overcoatt.we Uva in abundance
Oardlock offIASSIMEHEgt is Z exmniivTand
vnred.lneladingoil the newest, rtchen "d £on fa“ ■
tonahleepecifflensteceiuiy impaxiedjmdmaniifictnred
Purjrtock ot includes ayanetyo fall tbs
fancy palternsto lie hod iq Ncs York city Fir is mast
*ar;ed«ndielcgapic*whjlij;eome,wheiLproperlytnade
np, present an appearance of modestgrandeur.'Taking
the variety ns a wholes rt cerrainljrpßrpssse* day cat
lection of: Vestings ever brought to onrcliy before
. Gentlemen of taste who desire thOse Goods made up,
■cot andnianufacuired. by experienced artists, tviil
please call and examine for themselves. 'They are open :
for inspection CALLAGHAN A CO,
i scp?4 - corncr of Wood and Water streets.
spiuxg amu suiitimi clothisoT
THREE BIG DOORS!
-flbi-151, liberty -Street, Pittsburgh.
■ TOHN MeCLOSKEY.has now the pleasure of an
ti noßQu.ni: to his numerouafriends and the publioin
general, that JusSpringandSumaierstock is now ready"
for inspection,. whichhe Lellevea will be round to be'
one of . the largeatand best selected stocks of Ready*
Msde Clothingitybe found an theWeslem Country. - < ■
i He has this season paid more than usual attention to
I the manufacturing andstyieof iiikCaunentSisothatthO' 1
venr Joweftt priced,aswell aa-tho .finest, are got op In a
ulyle and elegance not to be surpassed. '
Hi would particularly calUhe attention of all dealen
tindouingtOilus present splendid auortmentof^■•■■■■'■'■■> -
Heady-Made Garments,
AsnOtfeeid. confident, upon ezanunauon: of the qualities
and prices of bis OOgdsVhe can offerthem such indneo
menu at shall make tciiheirrmteresuo purchase at hii-'
establishment.
sines3,togmheryvnhanunprecedented vihalaale andn- 1
lau.patronagejhas enabled'hlnrwget np Garments to- j
suit •the husineaa habitKaiaMasles. of every location lit ‘
the Union, which is of the utmost importance:to whole-'
sale purchasers - ‘
In iheCaulngdeptulmentwillhe found a chotcese
leeuon of. the most fashionable goods,consisting oP~: :
French, English and Soenam Brvadclotks, .
<JashinefeUs,A:e,4£.:Also,an.excellent assortment 01
V£STtJ\GSyOf thelutesl und most /oshionable styles—
ell of which he is prepared ut.matcto order in the best
manner and at the most reasonable prices.
I _ COMB, THEN, -ONE AND ALL!
! The Assortments the- Quality, and the Varieiycis the
[ most.extensiverundoubtedly,iohe forndT in tho united '
man26
PATENT METALLIC BORIAL CASES. f
riHIE subscribers having recently madearrangemems ?v -
■ JL' 1 with.ihe.,Patentee or this new and eaJ«aMrtncen»
tton fax the mfUfljfacUire and- sale.ofthearurleintheH
West, they tntfhng-been mauufaclured
the lia<t,-wli6r© they axe FUperFedjng ihe ufio r ' '
of*wooden coffins,-lake thismethod of jnformine ihe; r:
public, thattbeyare now manufacturing eighteen differ- f’v.;;
jeoisjzeaof the jnodera£arcophagus r varyiQg in lengwi ' -
from fcMnchesto Cf feet, with- widthand depth suitable • [ ‘v : <
•for bodies «£ ordiuary size,. and for those who deslre . r. '
space for cushioning; or for bodies of unosaaldinien*|.' :
sionsvhaveseveral;sizesrdeeper and.wider. |-‘r‘; v.
: .■.venuon nowcomingintogeneral use.ispronouncedone |
of tbe greatest of the age. These JUtrauL Casks are t
composed of various kinds of rcetals, bat principally of ••{•
iron. i 1
.. ■They are thoroughly, tnamihd inside Bnd'odtsSnd [
thus made impemousno air luid'lhdesitiicuWe. iThey-K?,': -v
are highly ornamental and of a classic form, arf light.
and portable, wluleihey comblne-thegreatest strength 1
wbicbmetallscapahleof.mtfgiveuriuanUty « i
. When properly seeured with cement they aro perfect* >
ly air tight, and freefromexhalalionof offensive gases. : :
They cost no more, than good wooden coffins,'and are
better tbsn any oiheraruclc innseytoi whatever cost,)
for tnui9portaUQa,vauU9 t oroTdinary interments,ns bus f- 4 l
been proven by&ctualtxnenincai*, ami cerufied to by ; :
some of ourmostiEctentihc men; also; by the Honors- £ ■ ;■»*
Me*.Henry Clay. Daniel Webster,*, fcewis Cass, and
other diaunguished Scuators'whohave witnessed, ibeir
merits.and whose fetters, logetherwitfroiherevidences
of their wonb.maybeseeu 1
Depot, No. 474 Atom-street, three doors above Ninth, •
where we intend to keep omfcandm all umes, such a ->
stock of ail sizes and decrees oC ornament &g&4b£is*a**£
Witt suit ihe-most diversij&ed taste*. . / .
We invite the attention of.the public, and of uoderto- Iw -'v-t-.
kers parUculariy ihroug!m^llt&.W(ist > to an exambau'oiL L>
ofibcarticlOLaudrequesubemnottorelynpon
resemationsof andcnakefr'tfot.usnig the article,who** }
interest it would, be to misrepresent jrnem * v i
W.U DAVIS *CO f T" i
Patflnt finvlai C&iei*
Sarzoph(i£us sr(itCTOoni3y$ r (itCTOoni3 y 31\ Mcan. 3iTecLCvta3uv i *r' t i ‘ ,rn ■■■ '•
L Ju/jr,l3st ~ >
3 % IlKcnderai?ned 7 GEObOßKißoßKß'ra,nodeilakerand --.''
sole-agent for me saleef theabovevaluable aru«j
cles, announcesthatbeds-prepared-to supply undeita- *•'£'%v:
kera and others liaVtngoccosiiHKfQriheir ui&-wab the - ; ' s;:
same, of ail sizesrfrom 1 foot lOinclieslo C feeidinchea r : .
in length, of. various widths and .depths, suitable for l>
dies of any size j cither plalnfbronEed ot glided and:
lughly ornamented. .-Aisojoame plates and trimmings i -
for the same. . AitenUou to the. very low-prices affixed,
with the view* of their general adoption,ls*soiicile'l, to f*---
wu: At wholesale, for plain bronzed Cases, of various l 1 •. •
colors-* ' .. ■
: No. 1 tor Bodies 22 to 08 inches In length, *3OO s
-2 «- 28 to 33 <> 420 £
■3 . -« . 33t04(J “ «. COO 9;
4 tl 40to4G* '«*;■> “ &ot>
5 « 46 ip 54 « 905 S
5 54 to 60 .-* 1900. ■ t
? “ 60tf>«5;&«;f “ n,oo 5
B “ 65<0G9 “ • “ Him f .
0 « jGOIo.O “ “ 10,00 f
10 . ..631073 ■** “ 17,00 J
11 « • ?9t0.76. , u 1300 i »•-
14 “ . 60t065 **■ extra deep 19,00 . 1.
10 “ 65 to <9 “ _ “ j?oo
14 “ 6610 JO •> “ - 1800 » ‘
15 u 63 lo 73. *■ 1000 5
16 “ . 70107 S “■ « ' 20 00 9
.Naneplates'ftoins4A9lt>S9lier.aozen. -
Moderate mldiuonalchaigefcrexiragililingantj orna 3
taentalpatiitinjßorlnlaia gold,silver ondpcarl work. S
Comtnuntcauons, desiring Xunher information, or or-6
Ders(kirCa?es}U}doiatetlafe,.wtU receive ptomputieti-f'
noabyjtddressmß GEO, K J ROBKR , IS,Agent, \
■ Worerooms,374Mainst-,Cin.,O. i
ler Funerals olteadedilteorse and carnages famish-!
f>dt*n.d;cp n veja)icee,vuth appropriate attendants pro-S
vlded for transportationlo any pint of the qonjurv, on'
applicauon ai ine olßcons above. I
rn B ‘ ] O K. Bt >
J<litiii«ri;bGe>tli«rDtpoi,
RBARD & CO, N0.,103 Wood mtk&T.' hiTfr jsik
.. received atoll vupnlyasfrstoek ill Uieifline. Bah*
?more,and NewYcrt SOLE LEATHER,: MiiladelpliJa?
Kips and Cairjßklnji French Calf Skins, Country '
per, Kins and Calf Skins. Morocco Llmnraod Bfndins3
=Wjai7 a,lne '’*i <,a * Ta l> i '
And, taken together, they ticiiove it thelareCstaadlie■:
assortment ever i oflere!f..be.<breiin:ona honse m ; Piits4 ‘
bnreh. Allot whichweurejpreparcd to sell to casks ' ■
t nod prompt paying' customer* at tlie very lowest prices? •• '
We take pleasure m allowing our stock, and cordial!* ;
invite purchasers to examine '
ie, before parchasfngveUe*.
- .. {BeplSrtf i?..
Factory- Hf-.
ilcEtuw,
CONTINUES 10mannfMlurecArRIaSesT^^
description .end of the latest and most iuiDran&
styles ( to order uud rorsaTei AUendme personal?* rel
each btuncli of his Manufactory, and sflectluShla
teilalJroia.ihB)>csV'jhM-;«he.«!isteia market eoa affSaH •
ho feels eonhdopt that he can please the most fjuudiouj-l
Glvmshis enure time and atteaUon to the business, he i
Mdetenntned to compete with atiyortheeasremmeSet'i: ■
SoathemandWestorn Mcrchitnts arc respectfully in t
wtedto callßnieiamino his stock before purs2slc«J
elsewhere, na he is delenmUed re sell as good and rnJ
cheep on arucleas any other establishment? fsepS. >
' Athumum saloons. "' “I
■nrM TV. WAKBhegsleavereinfo" thoLadiesaarr
VV, GenttemeuofihecilyanaYiclnity,thathe£pre>. !
■
•>.^F«^?^ ‘o^ie t ',, e fre s Junenls>a3s > a3 usual, a'--- r ■
1 -
~me purchasers
yhelfo. *
.ete tc^toi " te foaa tSy:' 4 .
•••■ . o-v-w‘;-. , L _ . JOhtt Wk Tim. . .. ■ r •....■:
toRELLAa of every de.cnptioa:wb’ich K.n 0 . 11 DM ,
of, wioletalo or retail, at pfices as low £* JJii du POs
•ae-^JILSKSc 1 ---
:,»ttre saUsfacUon, and an .» a manaer that will u ■* *
He devoies hi* enliro a p coci nioijaung lermg,- 1 ’'
and {belt coii&dnnt'
Ho may *eiSnnd
atrent -•■.wiqaa, WUson iCo’a IS9 Wc«
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KTA
P public J' ! P“Walty inform tb '-
[Ta ! *n^ *Etnt‘l>gt ‘ I >g CHGCC t Y
likemp.l fltof»Bold&(.S?i?^ oe - This Chocolate, uV ' '
ana-wholesome. Slg.G.-andOo \/ > - nlo I e “Mriciou t \
tats of one of the lnnrest'^. avul K been pronto r. , .
ja^^asisaafB»«^->.
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