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CLOTHING.
I ' milE subscriber
:-:MarfeotßlECet t 'to-UieJV£irii(o.iy fn^TUneira
‘ ’ ■" 45 miirSTRBET, immediatelyoppositei the>
" * '‘Vestings, -of the ple^ure
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io-ir,-Vir*. coasUtuUng a GenUomaiffl tVardrobo, in the latest and
.* ;■• ■- °rO/E.UiO/iaSnjo subscriber offer* for Bale his oom
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,r,-.y■:.• -'Tbeßookauvl Ruler, containing Coll and accuratediractioM
a'*;;w v *v-' toancbcasfaldraughting.forwnrdodtotfflypaitof theunited
': '. State; on receipt of
m ar 2« TTn. df.Tftflh street. opposite the Theatre.
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. gy, wTaacr. riTTSOPR^n.
Y'tENThEMEN’B Choraicm mailo eidurivcly to order,
.(jTandwerrantod 10 suit. Has constantly h“i ~
choice assortment of CLOTBi, CASSIMKItFh> A
. ami OVEECOATINO, of the latest styles, solcctod “Pf 0 ® 1 #
lortheonstomtrade.’ ; flentlemen leaving
hare their wishes consulted and complied with, as mi »
Is-done trader his own supervision ■
CLOTHING S~TORTeT
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO.,
iS&sssw?»ssasa«
' S™ f hn«narionß boildlnz on the corner of
”“ OT i>usos£jUlßy AND WOOD STREET,
-l/• i v ■ ■ Whore they have now the most_^
-SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
' them
TRAI)E j
• f &fflgSTß?Brßßx'r*zcsst
And, they will warrant thorn to beaa good.aa any manu
.ftottorod In iho Onion.• - _ __ _
- **-■ ; 01JSTOM WORKi i
:i "ththsjiist nrn,tsu epos the saomst Koncr.
; Thay hara on banda fall and beautifnl Msoitmaut of
1 CLOTHS and COATINGS, lor
EBOCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUST
. NESS COATS. .
Our lntorerta are identical with Umbo of cmr customm,
*ni wo uEaure the publlo that oar fidelity will not foil in
Mo # 88 Wood Street,
■ ‘ Ybabt side,) corker or DIAMOND allet.
• N. B.—Wo desire our jatronstoandorsteadtbat wobaro
no longer any connection with the Clothing ?. asl ® u ” t ?£
liberty street. Oar attention is iloTotci exclusively to tut*
J(fflS jrcLQgKEY * <*>■
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T OTOE-WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DKALKRB OT
SXTXSBUBGIZv. ALLEGHENY CITY, AM) VICINITY.
• • —DtQREGQ & CO., Importers A Boa er» in
Foreign and Domestic Pry Goods and Variotics
door from the North-trust corner of Wood at. and Diamond
aller. Pittsburgh. Haring completed the enlargement of
.:. TkmV nrmnnt oceuclcd Wareßooms, Wo now opening one
' $S, P fc££t“nd F bS rfDIIVGOODSI md VABIE
TIBS, they hftTO ever heretofore cxhiMtcd to tho Pittsburgh
; £32 and on examination, trill-be found tube unsurpassed
bv any other House of tho kind iu the City, and as one' of
the cartners is generally In tiio "Eastern Cities daring the
• business seasons, Lurch osin? cheap bargains adapted to
• the PHtfiburcb and Western Trade, wo trill be able to oiler
- inducements to our old customers, and purchasers C*p er *
' ally. . Our stock of Dry Goods consists in part of the follow
Ing leading articles ris:
Superior Broad Cloths;
' pilot and Petersham do;
Fancy Casrimercs Tweeds and Satinettr,
Jeans Fancy Vestings and. Corduroys;
Flannels, Tickings and Vest paddings .
Brown and BleachwUkifiUns and Irish Linens;
Foreign and Domestic Ginghams;
V - AltaSis,Merinos Coburg Cloths, and Dress Sdks; ■
• Bay Slkto ond>Broadio Shawls;
• . - Woolen Comforts and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.
. . i - The following comprise a part of the general stock of
•- '• ; Threads and Sewing SDks;’
Hosiery, Clo Tea, Ribbons and Black Silk *««» •
=4 ' •; • ' BawKSoods Jaconetts Mull andCambnck Muslins;
Fancy-Nettings imd Mminory> goods generally.
' Al«o—AlargouvortmcntofTableCuUeryiPockctkmTe.,
- : Rasors and Scissors of our own Importation. Perfumery.
•'•Patent Medicines together with a splendid eswrtm«it of
• Gold and Gilt Jewelry, of the latest patterns .Gold and bib
1 yer Watches: Watch materials Watch glasses, and an
tenrive stock of 30 hour and 8 day Brass Clocks of a variety
:.• . of patterns. All of which will bo rold on tho most accom
modating terms, lor Cash, or-City reference. . . r „,
N.B.—City, Country Merchants and Podlars are invited
» 011 P™ h^°gdS ° * CO.
FAbK AND WINTER DRY GOODS II
The Cheapest Goods of the Season!-
TTOUXO. BTEVEXSON 4 LOVE, slifn of tho Original
' Y Bee-llite, No. 74 MARKET STREET,between Fourth
»ad the Diamona, Pittsburgh, hire just reailted, unci are
snv OBcnluff, ft Isrro and splendid assortment of
DRESS GOODS',
Of the newest nud most deelrnblo stylos, adapted to the
present season.-
plaid Brocade and Fancy Silks at bargn Ins, .
Plain Black and Cornelian Silks and Turk Satina.
Merino Plans, all wool, and BL!k and Wool do.
■ Riw fiilteanii Cashmere Plaids of every description,
. :NewJty>f Plain find Fancy DeLalnea.
3Erphcli Meriixos»-OM!hmeres, Coburgs, Alpacas, and Para
mattas.-ail colors and qualities.
Do Begss,»ndhigbcoloredDo Lainca,all qualities.
Poll and Winter Shnwls, of overy description.
Lon# and Square Brocbe and Plaid Bba* In.
- Printed Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
Ereacli Chintzes, Ginghams. ■ „, .
- A general /assortment fast color Prints, from £% cts.up.
v WHITE QUODS of every description.
Collars, Caffs, Chemisettes and Emb’d ndkfh, at bargains.
• Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
foll stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, at low pric«>-
• L!n«a Sheeting, Pillow Linens, Table Cloths, and Nap
kins. Russia Diaper, and Cravats, very cheap.
" GLOVES, HOSIERY, BUSPENDERS, and CRAVATS. .
: We would respectfully solicit an early call from both
wholesale and retail bnyett, flattering ourselves that we
i>ati accommodate all who may favor us with their patron
age, on most liberal terms. . ■ .
■■ YOUSO. STEVENSON 4 LOVE.
" r Jolt Received, _
AT THE ORIGINAL BEE-HIVE,
JCn. 74 MARKET STREET, . .
Anew supply op pall anl winter gooes,
which will bo sold it Oicccdinsly low prloes. IV;
would respectfully solicit an early call from our friends and
the public in general, believing that wo can now offer,
greater Inducements to both wholesale and retail buyers.
BcplS YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE. •
WM. A. M’CLTJJbtG,
■ DKJLtEB IN :
fine Teas, Choioo Family Groceries and Willow
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
. PITTSBURGH. PA.
18 now rocolvlng a large assortment of FBESII GOODS,
inaddition'lo his already extensive stock, ptnrhosvd
' &omflrsthandfilnlheEaflternmaikfits J wblcb > wlUboßol<l
at tho lowest market prices. . m ■■ . . . ..
' JB3r Hotels, Steamboats, and families, buying by the
quantity, supplied at wholesale rates.
Goods doliverod in tbo city free of ohargo. sep2l .
Sow coach, and Carriage Factory I
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO.,
Corner of Ilibecca and Sdmont elrtds, AUrghcr.y Ci!y t
WOULD rcspectfiiHy inform thuir friend*
the pnblic generally, that they hare
Vcommenced the manufacture of Carriages,
Kockaways, Haggles, Sleighsand
Chariot* is all their various styles of finish and proportion.
■• AU ordersw 111 bo ozocuted with strict regard to durability
ft-nrt beauty of finish. Repairs will - also bo attonded to on
-tho most reasonable terms. Using in all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, aud Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will bo
* ' perfectly satlsfiod on trial of ihoir work. .
Purchnser* are requested to give us a caD, before purfba
. ring elsewhere. _ . . octfrly
CAKIUAG2£B FOft SALE.
fIV inlanders Igned bas Instroceived at his f>w . n .x ffl n
■ 1 CARRIAGE , WAREnOUBE,'BitQ&Ud/sjK2n^^
: near the Two Mfle Run, between
bad Lawreneoville, a splendid
of "VEHICLES, of every description, and will continue to
.receive regularly, new an<l secondhand Cbmagcs, Sutfdis,
Jtoggkx, which Lo will sell on the fcry lowest terms for
cosh. HavlDgbadtwelvoyearB , prßctieolntbebuainoSß,nnd
with his well known facilities in tba East, he flatters himself
''ftXZtoSZ&MrwsOaUTMM toed
and see for themselves. • :■. * „
.: v. Especial and prompt attention paid to repalripgof Cam*
- ages, Ae. - fmy!B.-aitwy»l JOSEPH WHITE.
LIVERY STABLE,
. thmer of :Snuif\fidd. etrett and Diamond aUzy* . ..
THE undersign od haring added largely, to his.
fjfcji&V stock, is now prepared to accommodate the public
r< i_\ with the finest Buggies, and beat Ilorscs, both for
Saddle and : Harness. Gentlemen .wishing to Bare horses
kept atjUvery, will find superior accommodations for them
at this stable* Tho stalls are largo and now, and the pro*
nrietorpayß every attenUonto their ease ondoomfort. • .
■ oct&y • . ■ P« DEVLIN.
BLANK BOORS— Legera,
Journals, Day Books,
Cash Books, Receipt Books,
--•*••• • Dockets, Or any descrip*'
tlon of BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER at short notice,
.of too most superior Quality of paper, bound in any style
. • Bl«mkJßooka*Aua>to.orJer. . .
—■ A large and excellent stock of Blank Books always rm
hand and for sale at low rated, consisting of Cap, Demy and
Medium work, in all styles of binding,
; : - >■ : The trade supplied on liberal terms.
rniES partnershipsbetwoen the undersigned,at Ttttaburgh
•. 1 and. Wheeling, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Joseph Richards has transferred bu interest to George W.
- Smith, who Is alone enihorlceO to settle toe bssincss of the
Stellrm. GKORGEW. SMITH. :
JOSEPH RICHARDS.
. 'JtfctsbuigV August 20, 1853.
CARD—Tho BREWING, GRAIN, H AlSTand HOP TRADE
will be carried on as heretofore, by tho subscriber, alPitta
h burgh and Wheeling. GEORGE W. SMITH. - J
1 aue27:3m ■ • [Qatette.l •
: ■ Revolver®l Revolvers!
_TT7BT RECEIVED—By Express, direct from the manufao-
if. tuicrs, a splendid assortment of Colt’s Repeating Pis
' tola, 4, 6 and 6 inches barrel, all of vhlch ve will sou . for
. cash, as low as they can bo bought in the city of New Sorb.
''.Persons going to Australia or California, * ill find that they
can do better by purchasing their equlppage at home, than
they can among strangore.as ve giro persona a chance to
try any of th® above Pistols, before leaving the city , ami
in case of a failure, were&nd the money.
BOWN A TETLEY,
ISfl Wood street, Pittsburgh.
DRY GOODS.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
. w , • V,B.nAV BN,
- Blank Book Manufacturer, -
■ Come? of Markrtanil Second street*.
TRANSPORTATION. —1
SUMMEE-AEBAHGEMENTS,
'i&iSsSUb'j|ißQ tj“g}Ul|{ji 1853.
THIS "i^i.vSvjLV AOi iATtIAIE. IIOAD.
THU Fust Mall Train will lraro the Passenger station on
Ulieityistreet «TOry:mornlng at 0 tfclocltjjtjpplnff
at all the regular Btaiiona on tho road, and arnnng in
Philadelphia tho Belt morning at 1 o’olooh.Mnnootlng witn
tho trains direct to New Torn, also coonocUng at uanta*
bnrg with the trains for, and nrriring In Baltimore at 7 o
d Th5 Expmss Train leases the stathm eve^oro^o^.t
Passcngep to Philadelphia,
ridod <*'T go.tUtgay through. Tickets
ohKd on tho Peansylranla Kail
roed and toThDadelphla and Baltimore. - .
Tho Accommodation Train will leave every afternoon at
g y o’clock, stopping, at all regular stations, and running
only as far aa Latrobe. ■■■■•,. . _ ,
Kctarning trains arrive In Pittsburgh at 8:30, and 8 Cr
clock, A. M., and 7:15 P. M. . • ■ . •. ■< . L i
' Passengers purchasing tickets In cars, will be chatged txh
cevts in addition to the station rotes, except from stations
where the Company have no agont
43* Notice-—ln case of loss, the Company Trill hold them*
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and for an
amount not exceeding £lOO. • ■•..■: ■ . ■ ~
N. B—Messrs. SL& J. Breldentfial, Omnibus Proprietors,
have been employed to convoy passengers and baggagoto
and from the Depot, at achargo not to exceod;l2}£ cents for
each passenger, and 1214 cents for each trunk.
For tickets apply to - .• J> .MlWKlftTßffi Agent,
At tho P. IL It Depot, on liberty street.
Pittsburgh, July 22,1853. , ■ Jy2fl
CLEVELAND &.KD PIITSDOK6H
RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON and after WEDNESDAY, August 10,1853, Passenger
Trains will run dally, (Sundays excepted,) as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN leaved Cleveland fcf WeilsvlUo and •
way Stations at 10.00 A BL •
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cleveland for Alliance
and way Stations at 7.30 P M. •
: Returning <
EXPRESS TRAIN leaved WeUsviUo for Clovdaua ana
way Stations at 10.15 A M. . ■ . ,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Alliance fbr Clovoland
and way Stations at 9.00 A BL - •
CONN KCTIONS.—Tha 9.00 A M Train from Alliance con
nects with tho Express Train of 0. A P. Railroad, leaving
Pittsburgh at 0.00 A M, arriving at Cleveland at 11.37 A
M. Tho Express Train from Wollsvlllo connects at Alli
ance with tho 8.30 Mail Train from Pittsburghjond reacb
ing Cleveland at I*M; also, with the Mail TJalnof ibe
0. & P. Railroad from tho Wet, arriving In Pittsburgh at
5 00 P M. Tho Express Train from Cleveland connects at
Alliance with Mail Train fcr-Pittsburgh, Salem, Canton,
Massillon, Wooster, and Stations on 0. * P. Railroad.
Only one Train daily from Cleveland to PUtaburgb,'owlog
to the refusal of tho Ohio and Pennsylvania. Railroad Com
pany to allow an evening connection to be made, which
would accommodate passengers reaching Cleveland in the
afternoon Trains from the East and West.
Tho 10.00 A M train from Cleveland and tho 10a5 A M
Train from Wcllsvillo connect at Uaynrd with railroad to
Carrollton, and hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and-Cos*.
Trains each way connect at Hudson with tho C. Z. and C.
Railroad, for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron. .
passengers leaving Pittsburgh in the 8 CO.A 51 Train,
reach Cleveland at 3.30 P M, and connect with tho Light
ning Train of Lake Shore Railroad, leaving at 3.46 P M for
Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. . ,
• • Passengers by all the Trains can go forward, cast, wester
south, by the following evening lines from Cleveland:
STJJAJIISKS ON LAKE ISBIK.—The now and oagnlflrcnt
floating palaces Queen of the West" and “Crescent City,
leave at 7.00 P 51 forßnffalo. . ■
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD leaves at 345 and 8.16 P M
for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Now York and
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAIL-1
JIOJVD—At 8.15 P M for Columbus and Cincinnati; same ;
Train connects .it Gallon with Bellefonialno and Indidaa U
R f )T Dayton. In Indiaoapolis, Terro Haute and Jefferson
ville. Indiana.
TOLEDO, NORWALK AND CLEVELAND RAILROAD—
At 8.36 P M for Toledo, Chicago, Milwaukic, Laaallc, Galena
and St. Louis; also at 7.00 P M by steamers on Lake Erie to
Tolodo and Detroit, thenco by Railroad to Chicago, Lasalle
and Galena.
Throucb Tickets to Galena or Detroit, $0; Chicago $11;
Lasalle $l4; Galena 618,75; Bfc Louis $2l, .
Through Tickets to New York and Boston via. Buffalo,
can bo obtained at this ofHec.
Passengern are rtHiuestcd to procure their tickets at tno
office, of JOHN A. CAUGIiEY. Agl.
eugl6 Blonongahela House, Water sU Pittsburgh.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA SAILBOAD.
New Arrangement,
CO3IHENGIITG A UO UST 8, 1863
1853.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at o o’clock, A M;
slops only at tho principal Stations, and dines at Crest
lino at IAO P M, arriving at Cincinnati in tho evening, Tia
Columbus and Xeuia. . «, «
Faro from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, s«,*u; to Columbus,
‘^MAILTRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3,30 AM; dines at Al
liance; and reaches Crestline atG.OOP M, connecting with
the Night Train to Columbus ami Cincinnati, and with the
BcUefontaino and Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis, Torre Haute, and towns in Indiana. Conncodons are
mode at Alliance by Railroad with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland. . „
Faro from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $l.OO.
r Connections are made at Mansfield by Railroad with San
dusky City, Mansfield; Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanes-
to Sandusky City, $4,60; to Newark,s4,so; to Zanes
ville, $6.
. Connections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandusky (Sty. Poswingcra who leave Pitts
burgh ifa tbo Mali Train at BAO A M, go directly by Mans
field find Sandusky City to Detroit, without detention.
Pare to Detroit, G. 00; to Chicago, SU,OO.
• RGTCRNKNGi
TFIE EXPRESB TRAIN leaves Cresdine at 1.00 P M,
Mansfield at 140 P 31, and Alliance at 6.00 P M, and reach
i es (Pittsburgh at 8.15. F M, connecting with tho Express ■
I Train to Wdladeiphla and Baltimore, which leaves Pitts-;
burgh at'lOAO P. M. ... * • ■ • _
. Time from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, 14>£ hours. Fare,
$7,76. Faro from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
$16.00. '
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train (Tom Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 6, V M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M and 4.45 P M,.acd New Brighton at 7
A3I and IP M. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at reduced rates. .
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at GAO A M,and ar
rives at 4.30, P 3L •,
Passenger* are requested to procure Tickets at the
Company's Office, at the Federal Street Station, of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
£s* The Trains do not ran on Sunday.
4SF* Farther information may he obtained of
augB . JOHN KELLY, Passenger AgcnL
PemuylvanU BaUrood Company*
gßSgim.flA
■TirrE ore forwarding Produce, toßalUmoreirad Phlla*
YY delphla, promptly, on receipt. Time, Five Days. .
bates orr&uuHt.
Bacon, Pork and Bec£ (salted,) 45c. qVIOQIbs,
On Lard, Lord Oil, Tallow, Cotton, Window Gloss, 50c. $ I
100ft*. I
On Candles, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco, i
•: ■
On Boeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Seed, 70c. lb. :
On Deer Skins, Hemp, Flax, and Eggs, TOc. $ lOOlbs. * ■ ■
On Foathors, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandise, OOe.
sloofi>s.
On Floor, 87}>£c. $ barrel.
We are also Prepared to forward freight to Itodehaugh’s
Station, near Groensburg, end Intermediate Stations.
OOVODE k GRAHAM, Agents,'
corner of Penn and Wayne sta* Pittsburgh*
IL IL HOUSTON, Agent,
jy29 g? 6 Market street, Phaadelphhw-
UALOOUI LESCO ....JOUR JOSEPH 8. JiECCQ. I
J. Si Leeeli, HcAlpln A Co», I
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in Produce,Met* I
ale, and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nos. 242 and 244 1
Liberty street, near the bead of Wood, Pittsburgh, pa., of* I
fer for sale on liberal terms, the following: , }
...100 tierces fresh Rice; T 50,000 lbs. Bacon, assorted; I
100 bbls. Tor; ! 5 tons Bar Iron, do; I
1500 kegs Nalls, assorted; \ 3 do Best Nall Rods; |
000 boxes Window Gloss,! 2000 kegs Bock and Rifle I
assorted; i Powder, assorted; 1
50 half cheats Tea, as*) 300 boxes Rosin Soap; |
sorted; l 85bbls.LInseed,Lardan41
75bxs.Tobacco,assorted;' Tanners’Oil; I
100 hbds-N. O. Sugar, part; SOObbls. Vinegar;
prime; ; 80 do Rosin; 1
6 bxs. Havana Sugar; ■ 20 do. Pitch;
10 hbds. Porto Rico do; ! 5000 lbs. assorted Copper;
150 bags Coffee; ! 20 bbls and kegs Lard;
500 bbU. N, 0. Molasses;! 10 kegs assorted Shot; . j
75 do 8. H. do; | . 1 do Back Shot; i
800 bxs. Tin Plate, ass’d;} 6 bbls. Alum;
4 ions Wire, do; } 20 do Bye Flour;
2 do Spelter; - i 20soitaTlnncrs' Machines
5 casks sheet Zinc, as*; and Tools;
sorted; > 100 bus. Dried Apples;
600 pigs Tin; > 100 bales Batting, assorted;
. 1000 ms. Antimony ; . ' 2000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, m*
10 tone ass’dSheot Iron;! sorted.
100,000 &8. ass'd Bulk Meat;} . fapr2o.
Wholesale and Retail.
SADDLE, HARNESS AMD TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
BOBERT 11. HARTLEY. begs leave to inform 1
his friends and the puolio generally, that he Js£Eg|lk
continues to occupy that large and commodious EpamalSy
Staro Room, formerly occupied by SamuclFhhno*:<T
Stock A 00., Mo. 86, oomar of Diamond Alley and Wood sL, I
where ho keeps a large' and general assortment of Saddles, I
Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bag's, Saddle Bogs, Valises, i
Buffalo Robes, Whip* and all other articlc&inhis lino.
Ho also keeps constantly on hand, and Is prepared to fur*,
ntshto order, «U kinds of Riveted -Hose, manufactured of
the best material, and in h style of workmanship equal to
the Eastern manufactured article, and at 05 per cent, cheap®.;
■. Countrv Merchant* and Farmers would do well to cblland
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he is de
termined to sell first rate articles at very low prices. -.
45* Don’t fbrget the place, N& &B, corner or Wood Bt and,
Diamond Alley. . .. • .ftp2fl .
ENGINEERS* STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, |
• ■; w. 8. HAVEN, !
Oo&keb of- Mauley ahd Secojtd Stbxets. ■ i
A LWAYS ON HAND, a largo and well salectod stock of:
A Wbotmhn’a Drawing Papers, all sizes; . . , |
Drawing Poperln rolls, various widths;
Draughting Pencils;
Mathematical Instruments;
Tape-Lines; India Rubber; - . -
Field Books;
• .profile Papers; ,
Cross Section Papers; •
Protractor Papers;
And all articles of Stationery used by Civil Engineers.
JQ&* Level,- Transit, Topography and Record Books made
to order—ruled to any pattern required* - ■ scpl ■
TYPE AGEN CY.
A* «lAYTH2Bj>.. •: •..
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, •
Agent for the Sale of L, Johiuonfi Co.** Type, sc. f
OF. PHILADELPHIA,
HAS ON HAND and for sale, the following:—Brassllnod
column .Gancys; Common Galleys > assorted. Slice
Galleys, Composing Sticks; Common- andv. Job Coses;
gbooting Sticks;.Ley Brashes; Boxwood Quoins; Furol*
ture anil Rlgiet, or ell descriptions; Brass Role, of all
descriptions; Job Ink, in lib eons; 100 keg* Prbnt’s News
Ink; 100 Founts Fancy Card Letter; and Leads, cut to any
length.
jCE3“ Orders fotEreffic. and Type wOl receive prompt at
tention, imfl famished at the Foundry prices. Old Type re
• etfredlnextSwnp ror-oe» t »t 9 cent. 3>.
Httsbargh, M»y1«,1853.-d.T
OTBTBE TB4SSPOBTATIOS. . :
"MTU hero arranged with the Pennsylyanla and Sura*'
: W, hanni Railroad OotapanleV Eir e epeeiel Oyiter
euvir gTßKHT—Twolofci fcr «ale, «ito*t*d on Cliff »na
<3£»ketreet<i,(!a<a S 4 fcet trout trJ« deep. PrloltSOO
.dub. Items; in hand; fcalsnca ts cna year.
*. CDTHBKET tJUM.' -
3Be4lE»t*taAa«ntß,li<)tiudrt.
r--INSGEANCE COMPANIES.
vi.liiT.are Kntatl Safety Insurance Co.
? “ office, north room of the Exchange, Third tL, Phd.
Eire jJiBUIIA!iCE>-I!aiMlnf!#, morohnnimo end other
property, to fertra and couniryi insured ogelnat lose or
tomsSe by toe, at the lowest rate of premium. ■ - ... :
Uabsu Ibbuhahcx.— : They also insure vessels, cargoes ana
freights, foreign or. coastwise, under open or apodal policies,
astnaftsaured may desire.. ; t.; 4 .
: ■ iziujQ Tbahspoetaugk.—They. also insure merchandise
tnnsportod by wagons, railroad cars, canal boats and steam*
boats, on rivers aim lakes, on the most liberal terms.
- 2?£pec£or>—Jpseim JI, seal, Edmond A. Sontlsr, John 0.
Davis, Robert Burton, John 8.. Penrose, Samuel Edwards,
George G. LelMr,.Edward> Darlington B. \ra*
Item Fdlwcli; John Nowlin, Dr. ft. M. Huston, Jos. 0. Hand,;
TheophQus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks, ITonry Sloan, Hugh
Craig, George Sorrill, Spencer M’Hvain, Charles Holly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hoy, Dr. B. Thomas, John Sailers, William
at PrtO&wyA—D.T. Morgen, Hugh Craig, John
T. Logan. • , WouAK-MAMis.JVttident .
Tnos. 0. Bakd, tic* PrttidenL
JosepqW.Cowar, Secretary* ■ . . ■
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water streot, Pittsburgh.
Jelfcdtf - . P. A.MADEIBA, Agent.
PBOTfiCTION
XNSUBANCE COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premium and Western Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1826.
Policies of Injutunee Issued at all times on the most tavoru
■• •• hie terms, against
LOSS OB DAMAGE BY FIRE,
.' .j ' ' os.rat '
PERILS OP NAVIGATION,
. BY . \ :■
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aoest
POB PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY CO UNIT.
■-. mailO:y . ■ - 1 .. ■■■■•■■ ■ ■
the VNITED BTATE9
LIFE INSTJKANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHXXiADEIiPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officer* of the Nome Board at Philadelphia:
: jmscxoßs.
Stephen R. Oravrfbrd, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Laurence Johnson,
Beniamin W. Tinsley. - Oco. STllcnry,
. Jacob L. Florence. James Dovcreui,
William M. Godwin, . William Sl’Koe.
Prtridcnl—Stephen R. Crawford.
Vice Presidents- Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, PUUlvTgh —James H. Willson, M. D.
CT y<My-R.B.Mew ffi> M.B. AK . oiiii
nurlTir No. 71 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia, Ptmiglocma. .
DIRECTORS— Charles W. Rancher, Thomas Hert, Tobies
Warner, Samuel Grant, Jacob It. Smith, Oen. w. Rich
ards,* Monleol B. Leu is. Adolohl E. Boris, David 3. Browne,
MoSia Patterson. Cass. N. Biscsm, President.
Cass. G. BaJtckfli, Secretary. m
Continue tomaholnsuranoo,perpotualor]lmitea)On every
description of property, In town and country, ut rules ns low
M are consistent with security. ,
The Company have reserved a large Contingent rand,
vhlcb, with their capital and premiums, safely Invested, ef
fort ample protection to tho assured. , .
The Assets of the Company* on January Ist, 1851, as pub*
Ushed-agrooably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows,^*:
g3®sEZ=iz:zz=“^
Temporary r |?*||2 in
Stock. - -
Total....—'. ....$1,132,™ 44
' Since their Incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou*
sand Dollars, losses by A*«* thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, as well,as tbo ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all
w * J. GARDINKK COFFIN, Agent,
an 24 00100, north<ost cor. Wood and Tldrdßtfl.
TUIKD ANNUAL. BTATEHENT
OF THE BTATE- M UTU A L PIKE AN D MARIN R
t insurance company, .
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Assets, May Ist, 1852-..
Premiums received to May Ist, 1853.. -
Interest on Loans, &c.~ —»*•
Capital Stock-
Ho turned premiums, Loews, Reinsurance, F.x*
pcnaeSjAc, *
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good secu* • .
Premium. Notes l*;^***
Cash on hand -*
Total ain’t of Resources, Liable for Losses..... $358,318 70
PTRSCTOBS, •
JOHN P. Rtrmm'OßD, Dauphin county,
P. a SKDO WICK, Harrisburg,
. BAMUEL JONF3, rbllodelphla,
A. WILKINB. Banker, Pittsburgh,
A.A.CARRIER. tt . ■
•JOHN B. RUTHERFORD; Dauphin county,
A. J. GILLETT, Harrisburg,
S. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
~ ROBBRTIKLOTZ, Carbon county.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President. 7
A. J. GUXETT, Secretary. - ;
Will Insnro against perils of sea and inlaud navigation,
aUe, on Morehandlie fn citv or country, at lowest rates «m
-eistent with safety. Policies Issued on dwelllog bou?A*f»
either perpetually or for a term of years. .
Branch Office, corner Fourth aud BmUhueld streets.
myS&tf j A. A. PARKIER, Actuary.
Western Insurance Company, .
B. MILLER, Pruidmt. | F. »I. GORDON, &crelary
CAPITAL, ‘0300.000, ■
If TILL Insuro against all kinds of risks, FIRE and M A
W BINE. .AU losses will bo liberally adjusted and
Pl Allomelnatitutlon, managed by Dieectom who am well, j
known In the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain tbo character which i
thoy have asaumod, as offering the best protection to those
; who desire to be insured. !
1 Dincton,— ft. Miller, Jr.,o. W. Rlckotson, J.W.Bntler,
l N.Holmes. Jr- W. H.Smltb, aihmson, GeorgelV. Jackson,
| ffm. M, Lyon,James Llppcncott,George Darsie, James slc- r
l Auley, Alexander Ntmlck,Thomas Bcott
Office, No. 02 Water street, (Warchouso of Spang fi
Co- up stairs.) Pittsburgh. . novwtly ...
Ii yonr Life Insured, :■
IF NOT, road whet someone has written. Among ell
contrivances of man to protect the family circle from
want, none can bo Brand more simple in its character, noble
In Its feature, or certain lo its results, than LIFE INSUR
ANCE. It is the prop which tho dying husband leaves to
support the wife of his bosom. . •- ■
It Is the unseen hand of tho Provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing hla offspring, and
keeping togvto™ to, fmni^^oup.^
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, Fifth st
•epgl Masonic Hall.
Orphans’ Court Sale* . -
BY virtue of an order of tho Orphans* Court of Alio* 1
gheny County, will be exposed to PUBLIC BALE, on 1
the premises, on MONDAY, tho twenty*firstday of Novem : 1
ber next, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, the following
PROPERTY,bounded and described oa follows, U wit— 1
All those two eortaln Lota of Ground sltuato in tho city of ;
Pitiabnrgb—tbe one beginning on Sixth stroet, at tho dl** ;
taneeof thirteen foot from the western wall of tho Asroci* :
ate Reformed Church of Pittsburgh; thenco along Sixth 1
street wertwardly twenty-feet; thence nortbwanJly, a i
. paraUol lino with the said wall of said ohurch, oighty*two
: feet six inches; thonceeastwardly, a parallel line with Sixth
! street, twenty foot; thence southwardly, parallel with the
first described lino, parallel with the wall of sold church,
I elghty4wofi»t six Inches, to 81xth street, tho place or bo
-1 rinulng—on• which is erected a TWO STORY FRAME
i DWELLING HOUSE, containing eight rooms;—and tho
1 other beginning on on alloy laid out by the Trustees of the
I said Associate llefonnod Church, along the Goman bury*
log-ground, betwoen Strawberry alley and Blxth street, at
the distance of elgbty-two feet six inches; thenco north
wardly along said alley twonty*two feet six inches, to the
line of William Mclntyre’s lot; thonce eastwardly along
said line fifty-tWo feet: thenco southwardly, by allno paral
lel with Cherry alley, twenty-two feet six inches; and
tboheo parallel with Sixth street flfty-flvo feet, te tho plaro
of beginning—on which is crcctod. a three Story BRICK
DWELLING nOUSE, containing soven rooms.
The above described property to be sold as tho real estate
I of Elizabeth Lewis, dcoe&sod.
I For terms of sale, enquire of ■ . •
I • JOB. W. LEWIB, and
I . M. W. LEWIS,
I • oct2S:dtd l Exeentora of said KHraboth IjCwlb, dcc’d.
• : Orphans’ Court Sole*
BY vlrtuo of an order Of the Orphans* Court of Allegheny |
County, dated the 20th day of Oct, 1853, will be expos- 1
od to public aale, at Auction, at tbo Court House, In tho !
City of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, tbo 28th day of Nov.
1853, at 10 o'clock, -a. as the real estate of Michael Matt,
late of Bhaler township, deceased, all that certain lot or.
piece of ground, situate in Stewarts town, said county of
Allegheny, bounded and described os fallow*: Beginning
at a post on the Butler Turnplko Road, thenco Northwardly
along said road seventy-five (76) feet to another post; thence
Eastwardly by lot hold by James Burke, one hundred (100)
■ feet, to ff twplve faot alley, thence Southwardly along said
alley seventy-five (76) feet to a post, ihonce Wretwardly by
l lot formerly held by llenr> nclforingone hundred (100) foot
| to tho nlaeo of beginning, Said lot is subject te an annual
ground rentofs2,t 25.
ALSO.—AU that certain other lot or piece of ground, ad
joinlcg the above, containing in front on the Batler Turn
pika Rood, thirty (30) foot, and extending back preserving
the same width one hundred (100) (bet to a twclvo foot al-
I ley, r object to sn annual ground rent of $lO 60. {breach
-of which sold lota or pieces of ground, la erected s two sto
ry Brick Dwelling House, with out-houses, appurtenances,
I Ac. Terms made known, at sale.- For further Information
[ apply to HENRY HELFERING, Administrator of Michael
MatV detfd or MTTCHEL A PALMER, Attorneys at Law.
I nontd • .■■■!:
A Complete Aualyils of the Holy Bible,a
CONTAINING the whole of the OLD and NEW TESTA*
MENTS r collccted and arranged systematically In Thir
ty Book*, (based 00 the work of. the learned Tnlbot,) togeth
er wUhan Introduction, setting forth. the character of the
work and tho immense facility this method affordsfor un
derstanding tho Word of God.. Also, three different Talks
■qf-CbntenU prefixed, andu General Index sutjoinod, so ela
boroted, and anungedin alphabetical order, as to direct at
once to any subject required. By Rev. Nathaniel West, D.
D., 1 to!.royal llOO pages. Price $5.
• For solo by J. S. DAVISON,
. oei22 r C 5 Market street, near Fourth.
Copartnership*
ffIHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of
.1 Jams UnsiAansoir, in the Wholcsalo Grocery, Commis
sion and Naval Btore, No. 144, Water street, design contin
uing the borincaa, under the firm and stylaof ERWIN &
DILWORTHB, ana wosolldt ft continuance of the custom of
thelatopropietor. • JAMES ERWIN,
“ * SASTL DILWORTn,
WM. DILWORTH, Jft,
Tn resiimlng niy business to Eawuc A Dilwqrtes, I checr
fallyjeeoinmondthemtocllthose wlthwhoml nave been
doing business. James Erwin or mysolf will attend to ret
mnrtov>bmta®l. JAMES RICHARDSON,
, rwiOTßn BTRKET PBUPJSKTY FOB SALE—A new Threo
Siek DWEtUNO ®tODSE, wIUi Store Boom;
firaeted on~Thlrd rttoef. 'between Wood and Smlthfleld;
eonteftneleten Booms, besides the Storeroom, Hell, end
Mod Caller. The House Is well finished, and in good order;
flee fixtures, Bath Boom, for hot end cold water, in. The
le,t £a"2o ffeef front by 85 deep. Will .he sold upon easy.
J£L“ ■" 8. CDTHEEBT t SON,
l4O Third b tract-
r<nMBHBCT~A .VAT.pyiBr.RJ?ABM FOB BAXE, situated
NSto «S C«mtart®d Ptok EoaU.
atautoo mliafcUtt.Mttatraidi mi 8 tom
dsHns ofSST Aews, lSo_or Which
Umber. The Tferm-lv.Tie.
~' , v :. ’ • , . ? 1r
, . . j. >■ <-*■,* , ,* , » .*' i >
k ,S ' ' -
BANKERS AND BROKERS.-
8. C. TIEBIfAIf, JODR a. HMISAII
TIEBNAff 6 CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, .
toti26ily) . JVp. 96 Htxxi Sired,; and Diamond A&V .•
JOHH WOODB, ■• ■ ,■ j
- BANKER AND EXCHANGE'BBOKEtt, ;
T\EALRR in Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Current and
\J par funds roecivod on deposit. OoUeettone carefullyat*
tended to. Kourth Street, one door East orMarket, Wttt*
bnrtfh, Pa. . • 1 •' ■ :
IFmuhc and Forage Exchange. Bank Ftolu, Quid and
JkntghU Sold ana ExduxngedtiU the . ■ ■ ■
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OP
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO,,
64 WOOD BTBSZX>
. t&rlnterest allowod on time depositor . [ao{ffo
■ 1953*
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
A; WILKINS ft CO.,
No. 76 Vtman Bmer,
Opposite the Bonk of Pittsburgh,
’jau6
G. E. ARNOLD ft CO., ... ; ....
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE Bl«>p»8. ...
BEALERS in Exchange, Coin, Bank .Notes, Bight an! |
Time Brails, Ac. Collections: carefully attended to, i
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union. ~ . . L ,
• Blocks bought and sold on commission. - : .-.so
HS.No. 74 Vonrth et, next door to Bank of Plttsirg. [solo
HILL ft CO., . .. . - I
: BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, |
conifkß os noon xirn yum erotrrfJ
SIGHT EXCHANGE on tho Eastern Cities constantly IW
sale. Time Bills ol Exchange and Notiadisoonnteh—
UOld, Sliver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. ..Collections
madoln all tho principal cities of tho United Btotea iw
posits received of Par and Current Bunds. . jniarXi iy
auxn saastta, sntranp. imm, Ftoaxsci xr-.lh 1.0-
KRAWER ft RAHH,
BANICEBS AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB3, .
BUT AND SELL Gold, BBvcr, and BmdcNotsstnegotiato
Loans on Beal Estate or: Stock SecuritieswmKhase
Promissory Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and sell Stocks on Commission. .. . _ •
Collections made on ail points Id the Union* . Iniyl
— A. WILKINS ft CO., ,*|
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
n 0175 FoußTa st., rrrtsmjnon, OFl’Cslrr lU.’iK. cr rirrsstshil
rstHE SUBSCBIBEB, under now and morefbvorableauspj.;
I ces, will continue the Bankingbnslness.;on4Btodt Bro
kerage in tho house formerly occupiod by
Hanna 4 Co., and more recently hythe
suranco Company, whore he will bo pleased toBMhJs old
friends and elastomers. {jy*M . A* . .
■ iTHOLMES & SOHB, _ iria |
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
OATS BEKOVEtJ Tlltitt JJASHIXO- ASD XXCHAM* OmCS TO no.
C 7 M.uiKrr BTOErr, rocn doors dmw W®
NnOLMJtIS & SONS, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
. and Dealers in Notes, Drain, AreeptaneavGold, SR
▼er and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. ... ■ : - IK j,
Collections made In all tho cities throughout the united
States. Deposits received in par funds or current pawr* no.
C 7 Market street, between Third and Fourth sts. Qaafcly
41*. A ue05,........!.........!.....^.-..."- .IaCASIMBIT,
HOOH ft SARGENT,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N.-fOORUXB 0? WOOD k SIXTH STS., nWSBURQB, PU.
DEALERS in Coin, Bank Notes, Tiiao BBIs, Foreign end
rS^^S^n^^^fW^andEn
rope, for sale In «ums to milt pnrdiaseCT. .
Current and par funds toceivod on deposit.., ...» *
Collodions tooilo on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
rates. fsopUiiy,-
' • ~Bemovai»
PATRICKS ft FBIEHB, ■ . „
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
HaxSt iwtalUitir Ofnzr.toUieOwner <tf JViA and WecdtU
rrrrsnuMfl, pa. • .1 .
TkATRTCES 4 FRIEND, Bankers and Exchango Brokers,
r and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, flolO. SUtot
£d Bank Note*. Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
C&ties constantly for pale. • „ • • w} , .
Coll ations made in all tlio cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received In par ftxnda or current papcr.at
ths comer of Fifth and Wood Streets. . [fep3.
THOMPSON BELL & CO..
BANKKI# AND EXCHANGE BBOKER3,
(ure of a. whjoks * co,) ;
WILD continue tho Exchange and Banking business at
the old stand. comer Tlilrd nod Wood flts. , [jy2
.... *209,01G 61
.... ISO.taO 50
.... 1,010 10
100,000 00
$440,133 20
7O
: 'i£»~» .-’*'.~*V^*&%&*;•;•:’> r. ''
.. 1
<* t* f**i t *■
acktim laOomis.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Office, Xo. 92 Fourth st., abort Wood,
PITTSBURGH.
Notes, Drafts, B-ndfl, Morigoges. and Doans on col
laterals, negotiated. Stocks and Land Warrants bought
android.. . .. • : <***
HOTELS, &c.
FLORENCE HOTEt,,
■No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK.
* (CONDUCTCD OX TUB EUBOPSAS PUR.)
fcEUBEN LOVEJOY,
«cQ‘lr- PROPRIETOR.
mss übowk, Gt
Ilrown’i Hotel, •
G7n:«r-o/ SmiUififld and Third Strati, Pittsburgh, Itnifa.
imOWN & ODNSELLY, Prqpbimohs.
gy-flood «tabling attached to the House. 1 .
li'ltAMKlilK HOUSE, Cleveland, OUlo.
PATRICK A SON, PnopwrroßS.—This Housabas un*
dcrgono thorough and extcnsife repair*, alterations,
and large additions of newfUrolturc,eU!.,and the propria*
tors plwlre themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
tbclr partto rentier the PiLAMDJit a place whore all the com
forts of a first class hotel can bo i ■■
C. PATRICK A SON.
St. Charles,-Hotel, . ■ .
Corner cf TT«ri and Third stmts, Pittsburgh, JR mra.
WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL, Itorwsroa. : . . |
mniS lino establishment tuning come into the hands or a ]
1- newPrOprleWr, oiler? great,imlutfcmenU to the travel- 1
Ungoommunltyj and alsa to rrcul&r.boardcre. Every deli* i
«3 ondluxury will be provided la-rascason, and no pains ;
wiirbcTOßMtl to mnko-this Hotel a comfifriable none to al\.
who may call thcre. l*rop^r.
st. Clftlr Brewery. •
mHE undersigned respectfullyinforms the public thatho
I is bow folly prepared to-Serve private families and the
public .genertdly, with hta celebrated. ER
bottles.' All ordotw left tArhla.OOlca,NO.©
ALLKY;<iiearlVood strcct,) wm bobuoctually attended to;
and the Brer delivered to any part of the city or ▼lctolty.
Ji»2S-tf >1 --r. O. oOtiKMJiv.
C. B. HEADLT & CQ’S.
NEW CARPET HOUSE,
' msa THinDSTOEET,
AOT'B£yA3L DBALKRB.
THREE SR A O J O ITS SA-l E S ROOMS .
| SALES EDOM NOr I.
GONTAJNB a large, ’ handsome. and . cheap assortment of
Floor Oil Cloths, VrOnvl toSiGtetwldoJ-Also, Stair, Ta*
r bio afidEuamelcd Carrlagn and Bri
tannia Mat tlo>.-Matts of all hinds,painted Window Shades,
“bdfflloHamisrgwn and-boll O»*xyoths>‘ and Putnam a
1 Patent Solf-Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
SALES BOOM NO. 2,
1 Is full stock od with an unrivalled assortment ©f RoyaJ Vel
vet, Brussels Tapestry. Brussels, Imperial Three Ply, Patent
I Tapestry, Ingrain,andsuperfinecarpeUqgu-IlaUiandStalr
I do. of all widths and prices; omlwsscd Cloth, Table and
I Piano covers; Mosaic, Velvet, Axmlosfccr, Chenille and
I Tufted Rugs; StalrßodStDruggctlng,etc.
SALES ROOM NO. 6,
I Contains a large atid woll selected stock of Ingrain Carpets,
1 fturn 25 to 75 cents per yard; Hemp Carpeting from 18|lto
60 cents; List and Rag Carpots, cotton and wool Venltlan
and a splendid assortment of English sheepskins of all .col-
I or* and sites. ...... .. .... ,
I C B U. AOo. would respectfully eoll the attention of
I persons wishing to famish steamboats, hotels or dwelling
houses to the above, as they are determined to eoll at the
same low prices they have heretofore boon selling at, and
I less than any other establishment in this city.
I sepO C. B. HKAPLY & CO.. No. 82Third street.
—— snored Music Books^
Church Choirs,. Congregations, Ac., wholesale
i and retail. JEbcA, perdoz.
Kinjrsloy’a Harp of David, a sollection of Church ■ -
Musie, 75c. $7,00
Modem Psalmist, by Lowell Mason, <sc. 7,00
The Modern Harp.or Boston Sacred Mo!odist,hy
L.Whlto and Jno.K. Gould, 76e. 7,00
National Psalmist, by Mason and Wobb, -75 c. 7,00
Harp of tho West, < 75c. 7,00
• National Lyre,. 03c. 0,00
Boy Stato Collection, 03c. 6.00
i The Church Choir, C3c. 0,00
i American Psalmody, with figured Boss for Organ
i or Piano, 03®* 0,00
ALSO. Tho Melodist, a collection of popular end social
Songs, Glees, Ac. .
The Social Qlee Book. .
’ Juvenile Oratorios, for juvenile classes, schools, Ac.
Musical Class Book, for adult singing classes.
I Young Lndy*e llarp, designed fur female Academies and
| the social circle.
I Together with the New Carmina Sacra; Cantida Landing
I Ac., Ac. Just received by CHARLOTTE BLXJME,
I oo!8 118 Wood street. •
New Sacred Muslo BooUs,
THE 8 HAW M—A Library of Church Music, etc., con*
(aining over 1000 compositions, by Wm. B. Brodbur
and Geo. P. Root, assisted by Thomas HasUngs andT.B.
Jlason. Price 75e.—per dozen $8,60. - •
SACRED MEI/ODKON—On a new system of notation; by
A, 8. Ilayden. Price 75c.*-por dozen $7,60.
HARP OF TIIE SOUTII, (In Patent Notes;) a new colloc*
tlon of Sacred Music, selected from tho moat popular com
posers, by Prof.J.B. Woodbury. Prieo»sc.—perdoz.s7,so.
CHRISTIAN MINSTREL—By Aikiu; ono of tho most
popular books published. Price 75c.—per d«. $8,50.
NEW CARMINA SACRA—By Lowell Mason, and tho
most Successful mntdc book over published; over 350,000
copies havo been Sold.; Prico 7Gc.—per doz. $8,50.
CANTIOAI/ADDIS, or American Book of Cbnxch Music;
tho latest collection; by Lowell Mason and Qco.J. Webb.
Price doa. 60.
i - A large supply of tho ebovo popular Music Books receiv
ed, nnd for wile singly or bytlio quantity, by
j - octlT ■ JQHN .H. MELILoR, 81 Wood st.
New Music l New Music 1
HKLEUER hns just received, per Adams* Express,
• THEY BLEEP IN TIIE COLD GRAVE—new song
composed and dedicated to J. Fleming, Estj., by H. Klober.
Old DogTray,by S.C.Fostor. .
Tho Garland, a set of boautirdl Waltzes for Guitar, by
Prof. Hupp, of this city.
' All Things oro Beautiful, a pleasing Duett for two voices,
. by Glover.
i Wert Thou to Speak Farewell.
i The Prima Donna Waltz, as performed with unbounded
| applause by Julian's band.
I Julien's Musical Tour in America, a descriptive piece,-
embodying allthe American National Airs,by Julion. . ’ ,
Katy Darling's Farewell, for Guitar.
; Katy Clyde; : do^
Old Log Hut, do., etc., etc.
Also, u Dodworth’fl Brass Band School," containing every
nocessary information to organize Brass Bands, to under
stand tho nature of brass, their selection and adaptation,
and embracing a number of fine pieces arranged for full
| Brass Bands by Allen Dodworth, leader of the. celebrated
I Dodworth Brass Bend, New York; for sale by
oc!2 H. KLEBER, No. 101 Third street.
EHTEaPiIISE WORKS.
. ffO. 130 ALUf* .
; .Bfl IFJf rf TETLEY. . ■ -
\ ■ '-Ijfl IMPORTERS &tt3 manufacturersof
CDXIEBY, SURGICAL AND DENTAIi .
6mSr~ : INSXRimENTS, BIPLEB, Ac. W 6
ipsa. keep agenenilossortmentoftheabove |
Vs * f :. articles constantly oahand;. together ;
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pte*
tola andßevolvers, JUaka, llorns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
and Bullets; Bowie,Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Kniyefi
Tailors ami Hair Dressers', Shews; Pocket Scissors, Aa--
Also, Trasses and Supporters.
■>■• Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. -
i .RlFl^l—Wearo making Blflesof every description,to
order, of the test meterial, and workmanship warranted/
I Orders received for them at Wholesale or Betafl, will be dll*
i ed with despatch. Hunting partial snpplied «t Wholesale
[.prioea.;-.-'- -' .. • •' “• ■. • ;
T. B« CALVEBT A
TVIE-STNKERS, ENGRAVERS ANDEMBOS3EBS, and
i r/ EsvEtopa: MAStJTAcruwns, So. 48 South Third street,
PffILAPKLPHIA/ v v Mspp»>
0' ; IYESITIAJI BUSDS,
F EVERY QUALITY. fi>? Bale atmanufocturora* prices,
at the HEW CARPET STORE, fiTMET,
dear Wood.' • "" . •> "■ faorifctf 1 * • • v- : BOuINSOK. A-QQ:, >■ •
4JTDES-3000 Jl» Clear Bacon Sides Ibv rale w -
octT ; - ; - tUHO A MOORtusAD. ,
* * - !'
_ EUiINITUEfi. -
CT . WiL £. BIi?VKNEOK cooUnues to mumtctma
W OAIUNEI-WARKof mndwoription, athlßoldßtjmi.
corner ofUbertywuJSQTeflthstrcetfl. TJNEERTAK
• % »INOattendedtojinoUita,ton&chea.‘ *ayU :
A«MUiLI]£]QHAQOh -
HAVE OK HAND *i tbei*. extensive CABINET anfl
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 04 pntlthflwlA street, *
largo assortment of fancy soil plain ftirnllure,wlilch tbey
will sell 15 percent, customary hitce.
: Tcrma—<sah only.
Great Inducements to Cast* Purchase***
'CTXB will Bell out largo «ocfcof OOMMOHAND FANG?
¥V CHAIR* AND at prices that cannot
fiul to please cash purchasers* - All-our work Is warranted;
Putter™ Eft™ QABH. JAMES XOWBY, JIL,
;. v mkc2s/* *: efir.Beyentfrand Liberty eta. ' .
Journeymen Cabinet Jhakers Association* •
! ' T?A&BJZOUBIS Q& TX7BP ' BT&£t&T 9 •. j
‘ ' fMEWBSR'WOOn AHD MABJOft BtS.). . ‘ ;
... THIS ASSOCIATION, emnradng f*
&EStBUB&* already Wto tothree time* asVjJL
■« *W tnwntt and Km
• hitherto mbst renowned [business * i 1
shoyeoTthb dty, hare opened thfelr Warehouse, and arc
able to furnish the publlc/by wholesale or retail,; with rnr
i nlturo of the following diicnption—tlsr . - •r•.• =•
Mahogany Wardrobes; Pressing Bureaus;iFull Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Chairs; Rocking
I Chairs; Mahogany Washstands; Solas; DiTsna; Plano Stools;
I Book Oases; Secretaries! Cord-tables;. Pier Tables; fine
I Card Tables; Centro Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads;
I Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables;
I Works lands; Chafry and' Common \Vorkstands; high post,.
I common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Crib*; .
I Cradles, Ac. , , * , . . , _
I The edrahtages of eo<rperatlozty cu ahoxtenuTOScale, pel*.
I mlt them to sell at the lowest prices! and they:are deter
| mined to sell, lower than any -competitors, an equaUygoqd,-
lif not better article, - and warranted—as the .public will ea*
I '^£^Sm£at«ori?cffall descriptions,and other articles
1 of any to-order in emy stylo, at, the abort*
jest notice. ******
pnßßßtmoft.'
- - JAIIBB Wi WOODWEIiLf, _ ....
CABINET rnBNITUBEMANUNACTIIBEB
Ware>roocu 07 and 00 Vblrd
" n ' iniiffunriimiii' ~' J.W. W. rcspectfnUy -
hla ftiondffond customers that havvr
HMiMgßßßiaa haflnpwcomolgtedhlsgpriDgfltPck KPf
of furniture, which is deddadly l l J
the largcstsnd best eyer offered for.sale in this City, which
will be sold r at'pricei as loV aa any .In United States;
- Afl be ts determined in uphold thd quality with! veil see*
roued materials, beat workmanship. and newest detdgnsand
i flrom the extent of his orders and faculty in manufacturing, ,
be IS enabled to product warranted furniture, ct the Invest
* * V . *• * / 1 *- "• T’*. J .
lie haA adopted the principle ofldontifying his customers*,
interest with hteown, in quality and price, and [keeps al
ways on bond the greatest yarietyoferexy description of
furniture, from 1 the cheapest. and plainest, toths;most we
ganfcand ensUy, that a house; «r'-anyjbrt©ronflL may be
fobbedms stock:'Or manniutnied expressly to or
der; The fbHowtagarticiai tsonaUt; to of bis stock
which for richness of style and finish; cannot be kurpaesed
lnanyof.the Eastern dtleA:
v^^louiflaCtytetewrtctoSo&s; •!
60 and hair doth; '
60 desa. Mahogany Chairs;
20 dox. Walnut “ >
60 Mahogany Docking u
SOWalxmt . *» «
60 Mahogany Diracs;
20 Walnut « :
.60 Marble Top Centre Tables: i ■ ■ ■
60 •* Dressing Bnroua;
" 80 ** £ u Woehstondi; ■.■ > .
40 Enclosed . V
100 Common - w
20 Plain Pressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut;. a . i
■ 60 Cottage • • • < •
$OO Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads; ;
20 Mahoganv Wardrobes;
10. Walnut.. . !
/ 10Cherry -«■ •■■: * . ,
' 60 Plain Bureaus; l . _
- TO Dining and Breakfast Tables;.
12 Secretoryand Bookcases; ‘
20 do*. Cone Seat Chairs;
SI Cane Beat Rocking Chaim;
12 Indies* Writing Peaks;
• Hat and Towel SutfldaWhaMfoti; • •
Etiguires; Paper Mocha Tables:
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke . M
Klliabothaa " • Hall and Tier 9 •;
Deception <* . Ladles’Work i
pearl Inlaid “ Extension Dining Tables; i
Arm u Ottomans; i
Gothic end Ilall Chairs; - i •
A large assortment of COMMON FORNITuBE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabbtc* BUszas suppUod v|th all or?
tick* in thetr line. - -i ——- —
STEAMBOATS and HOTELB, famished at tha shortest
notice;'
All orders promptly attended to.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ;&c.
SKW XEWBXiRX BTOBB,
No. 8T Marfcct Btreetf ,
Y&amrirfdof above the ItorOMoest comer, of the Diamond.)
TOUN STEVENSON* (of the lata Ann ofJohn B.
tP * respectfully announces to the pahU;, that he has
opened, at the above stand. nfineessortmentof WATCIIES,'
JKWKinT. BILYER AND PLATED WARE, LAiIPS.UI
RANDOLE3, Fociui-andTaUe Cutlery, Sritcmnia \Ted and
Communion Seit, sod the usual variety of goods jq his line
of business* •'''•'••■>- 1
Special care and attention given to the ItKPAHtJof FINE
WATCHES,JEWELEY.de. - !
lie trusts, that from his long experience in business, be
will bo able to give satis&ction to those who may fcvor him
with their patronage.
Pittsburgh, May 16th, 1853.
'■ v / Henry Klchardion. Jewellery |
HATING re-fitted hla store In a handsome manner, and j
but recently returned from the. eastern cities with a ;
fine asaortmouTof. WATCHES,' JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom*:
ersto the fact that .among hisWatcheswßl be firahd the
'most desirable styles, patterns mid makers. ' Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Bmast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Kings, Ear Bings, Miniature Lockets, etc, etc.
FANCY GOODS—Bueh as Papier Macheji mark Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fahey Vases,-?erfum» Bottie8 r Table Mai&
Cdfs Pistols, Porto Honnaiea ingreat vwipty; China Vruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endlcssTariety ofosefnl and or
namental articles, which hare only to be seen to be
dated. [novl) NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
FACTS WOBTH KNOWING.—To all that are -about to !
purchase anything in the way of fine Watches,: rich ;
Gold Jewelry, or sterling Silver Ware. HOODbsj now on
hand n very good assortment of all kinds of good* in. his
line of business, that he Is seUlngat their taux Talus and
nt Wat from «L\ ta fift y hnlnw thn priwm hy thnaw
“ Old Fogies" that have been twenty years or so in.the mar*'
ket with their old stock of goods that cost, when purchased,
double their present value, end yet they expect td make a
profit on them. I assert facts worth knowing, that lam
selling goods, new and fresh, Just purchased, as above, from
25 to 60 © cent, cheaper than any other dealer in this dty,
jat 51 Market street. ' ; •.. | Jy22
OUSE TO LET, AND FOkNITUKK FOB SALE—A
good three story house on Second street, ibetwesn
Woodond Market. The furniture will be sold at Abargaln.
Rnqnfroof f jy22] ’ ~ - H. 0. HOOD, 61 Market gt.
Bay Wood Sursery and Gardena* , I
James KENNEDY, [late Manager of the well-known Sy-1
racuse Nuseries, New York,) begs leave to inform the j
public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE NTJR-j
§ERY, onthe Form of Mr: James B.Negley» : ncar.Eost Lib*
erty, where he shalibe prepared, aftar the 6th Instoht, to re-1
celvo and AH orders tor every vwietyof Fruit and Ornamen* ]
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and PlantsrrlnH
addition to a choice and superior stock on famd/he h as m tide ]
arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries in £he East, j
to keep up hissnpply; Havljag a thotuugh and Iqngexpe*
rience in the business, he can assure his customers perfect'
satiatoctiom ' - .. . ■{ ■■■■■■•■ - : ‘i
■ Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully,offer his services in
designing, layiagont, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Residences; and will
also furnish plans tor the formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, Ac., in the highest Styles of the art.
Practically acquainted with: every branch of Landscape
Gardening, andba*lug spent-yearsinthe Sylvian park* of
England, and on the Doautiful bonks' of the Hudson* he
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
toTor him. ; ■
JSSF Communications can be addressed through the City
Post Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. NegleyA
Mohan. 22 Wood street
' merT:? " .. i: ■ • KENNEDY;A Qfi, 1
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST
OB 2&EISG POWDEBB, i
Tht CfieapisU EealthiaLvmt UttfulandEcoiwmi
cdArtic&fvrßaitirwßnddyßisniitiFKed,
GridaU, and Johnny Caktx, Pastry,
r Puddings, SuimCalxSf
Corn I tread, dc^
33VSB INYEWTBD*
Opinions op the press:—
Those who have tried it, have found that the advertise* j
ment does not vaunt Its praises too highly.—[Tallahassee |
Flcridlanahd Journal, Feb. W, 1853. t .1
Housekeepers, who have tested the quality of this jpnw- j
der, pronounce unanimously In its fhvor.—[Lockpdrt Daily j
Courier. . i I
It surpasses everything In thewayof we ever saw
used la the baklngof ea&i.—iltahway Advocate and Regis*
ter, April 16,1853, v. i • • I
is an article of such various kinds of cook
ery, that when its virtues become'properly known, no j
housekeeper, that studies comfort and economy, will wll*
llngly do wUhout It.—[N. Y. Pickn May-2i; 1853. ;
■ No one rioed'hesitafce to use Durkca’Sell-importantorticla j
’ to housekeepers.—{Republican Banner and Nashville Whig,'
Fob. 17,1863. _ . : -- ■ '
I Would you have light broad, sweet bread, bread that you
I can eat with a good relish,do .not torgct.to procure Durked’s
I Baking Powder, and you will not toil to have good broad,
cake&Ae.— t v
We have tried'this article, and: canTecbmmend it with !
perfect confidence.—{Quebec Uaictte, July, 1852. j
Durkee'a Baking Powder we have tried at our house, and.
our “better 1 half" was astoolshal ot:th& result.—{N. Y.-
Daily Tinier Oct. 23,1852. - • • . v : ‘
• Afi good hoosewlves will rejoice in and glorify the name;
of. Durkee, after they have: given his Baking : Powder a fair
I'triaL—(New York Sun, Bept-SO, 1862. ■ j
Durkee's Baking-Powder, undoubtedly tho best artielo for
this purpose that hoa.yet been dUcoverod.—NiY. Dutch-
I -Tba highest commendations, from hundreds of ttio largest
rand most respectable wholesale.houses in this, and nearly
1 every large city on this could bo glvon, if space
I allowed it. - : ': '
I - Ei B. DUBKEE,
I - Bbis pnopnitToa am> MxinJFioTUßxa, *
I '•'••l39 Wafer rireef, Hew Torlfa-
BAXTER A KoKEB, Agehfe, Pjttsbnrgh. [octal]
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
WHOLESALE !
123 SECOND AND 161 FIBST BTBEET&.
15 STOU AHD FOB SALS,
309 bags Rio Coffee; f3oobblsN.O,Molassw; • - ’ i
175hhdaN.O.Bugar; 50 bbla Bugar-Uouso do. -
• SOboxesGrant’a Tobacco; 200 bales Batting;
*' 60 boxes Webster old do*... 300 kega Nails, assorted' /-i
20 bxsßusseH A Rohinson’e; 20Q boxes Glass; T : •-
100 esddjr boxaaf o£marious SOkegrVa/Twist Tobacco;
•brands; 20Q boxes Rosin Soap;
60 bbU Loaf Sugar ; 60boxeaPalm do.
2DhigaPepp«; 20 boxes Ground Pepper;
I IfrbagaPimento;. [sgp27]l Ground Ac. Ac.
TTONEY—BOO t&s prime new white: Honey, in small
t~l boxes. Ibr family, use. Inst receirod a&dfbr gala br -
ang2o ; . J. V. WILLIAMS 122 Wood at.
BESIIUSNOB- FORBAL&-Situated invAßeghany City.
The Lot la 50 feeMroni on,North Canal street, by 235
I deep to Uhertr atnet, The house is large axid eonYenlent
\\y arranged, withga* flxtures,bath room, Ac, A good Car*
riage Hbuse and Btableou Liberty street jtrecs, shrubbery,
lAc. This beautiful residence ’Will be hold on easy; terms;
oct2Q ;8, CPTHBEBT.A BoN t l4oThirdst.
iRITIBH ICBIEE—IQ casks.fbr »!• by
> OC«8 r ■ v■-.•i.:. . B. A. PAUNg
‘.'l .."i Berty Dirldendt .. I
BEBBONS insured, tath* Mutual Department "trtT |
Pittsburgh: Ufij Insurance; Company, aw requested to j
all andreedre thdrScrijr&rthaBo, per cem.dlTj4fiii&d<K!
, dared oa the Ist of lasL , - j v %;.^
•^N:, ; .;: :^C.A. , pOPKgg t J
lislwr Baring: nacktne.
!: rrnTE - BOSTON BAUBAGBOUTTE& AHMSTWraaS;
■fc Hay, Bttar, md Btrit CgtteigCEnmH, Imirgrcd Com
afidlelfcffir EmiVtTHlTiflrM por«r, Ernnlng CMidfc S vtt,
;«a* *" of laMoarot* rtfttUeK*. tho
Gart*p and «r», from thtr eeadtpiAgricaHaralWara
boiue, 40 EJftb itreot.
*-«H - - - - JAMES WAHDBPP. i
-A; V',.i .V.--.:•• . . ■'‘~ i: ' •* "/ L . -iT. <V
■ v vj
V;- •' -
■ •_ —’MISELL&NEOUS. -
i A PROCLAEI A*IOS.
a VT7’BEtU3£B, by an Act of Assembly, In omoudmßnt'bf
f f thP TJffflnmi' T.tyxra, unproved .Ijlfl. fourteenth day Of
April, A. D. 1851, the sole of Spirituous, Vinous en&Htlt-
Liquors, on Sunday. Is FOBBIDDBN within tho limits of
Allegheny tiounty, under the penalty, of Fifty Dollars, ton
each offence, to bo Imposed by summary conTlcUon, and-in
default' thereof is punishamo; by Imprisonment in tho-j
Whereas, by a recent decision of the Supreme .Court, i
mjDOked at Mttoburgb, the principle is.W4.ow»^Mdi : i
on eepa away bU, doubt as to the coustftuUan&Utj of tins I nr:,
And. Whereas, much of the erfum-and . disorder ‘Which i
i hays stained the annals ofthisdty is referable to theeom-:
' mon'and: notorious practice trhioh ifc to ttie purpose of this j
an form and ■> Inflexible enforcement of j
this lair mustpowerfbllj contribute to the preservation of j
«tiler, utt thoeterallonfif *be jraWto moral,. *s*:&!&■ |
mitUng no one vender or class olvendcrsto ply. their trade
oaBUaDAy,canwprkluJusticetono.ene.;.- . ~
- And- Whereas, byvirtue of .my office, aodinccoridwa
tlonof my official oath, it la my special duty to log *»***-
i enforcement of this lair, I : have Issued this, my rroeiama*
. Uon tofbat end. >••■■■• ■: " ■■
\ And, Ihereby call upon all tarcrn*l£eepeTs, keepers of
i coffee-houses, restaurants and eating-houses, or by whatao
: evor other names the places may be known,’where liquors
i are or have been sedd or dispensed, to submit themselves to
i the law as good dtlaens, and refrainfirom the s&lo of liquors
i: on Bonday , and X warn them that every Infraction of this
i law which may be detected, will be punished with tbeut-
I moat rigor, and tho extreme penalties of its provisions on-
I forced-without distinction of persons or conditions -
■ And, la aid-of*my settled detenulnaUon to-compel an
unlvemlobedlenceof this law,il shall require every mem
: bar of tho Pay Pulteerorcry member of tho Night Police*
aadevery BpodalOfficer, who may be subject to my com*
. to report to me on pain of instant dismissal ox sus
pension, every infraction.of this Jaw- that shall fall under
nia observation* crotherwlsooomd.tohls knowledge,
r And «& submission to wholesome laws is honorable to all
men asthelr violation Is disgraceful, I earnestly Invoke the
assistance of good citizens in my efforts to enforce: this law.
And that they may more effectually render such assistance,
I I pny tbtmi to dismiss that most mistaken repugnance .to
: becoming informers, which often restraloa the r law-abiding
, from affirming their own patriotism by voluntary contribu-.
i Uon of Information and aid la officers of the- I&w, who iti
iheehnpHelty of ourrepubllcanlnstitationsare necessarily
• weak in numbers, tmd dependentfbr efficiency upon popular
countenance and co-operation. • • • - .
- Belying upon such aid,and pledging myself and officers,
to an energetic* vigilant, and sustained effort to enforce this;
law, anipunisn ffTery inflaction. ot.lta provisions, I once
morscall upon all Venders of spirituous, vinous, and malt
liquors, to refrain from tho' sale thereof on Sundays within
the City of Pittsburgh.; • ■ ‘ • •
Witness my hand this Sixth day of October, A. X); 1853, ..
OctS ■ . ItQBT* M. RIDDLE, Mayor. * ■
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OVBaGB’B
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: 0&^
ETOOPEAN AGENCY.
m
THE OLDEST ESTAEtTHFIKP OFFICE IN THIS .CITY 1
• ,FOB KSaUTSIsa .. i • i
MONEY TO THB OiiD COUBJTftY* I
TAMES BLAKELYbegs leave to say to those persons haY-1
t/ frietidsln ihe Old-Coanbry.and desirous of-eiLlrcx |
sending(bom »oneyar paying their passage, that hiSar
ranremeDts fordoing eitiwrisnowwmplete, and ott So firm:
a basis mistakes can not occur, norlosses accrue to any <
l>aTing thfrlxuitten yesrsln which bo has bOeta in
hie business, he has remitted brer a Half Minion of Dollars
witboufctbe tosa of a:doUar,ahdiho house for t? bich fab is
agent, in Lirerptol, baaehlpped not less than 45,*Xg> persons,
daring the last year to Uiifi cotmtry, wiihow a complaint of
neglect of doty oh their port. ••
Secanlreue Pasarager Dublin, Liver
pool,‘-Glasgow, Llmorick, Fort.;
toxth'y Nbwry» Galway, Londonderry, and-Dandalk, to Now
Yorfci Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimoreand New Orleans, and ■
from thence to* Pittsburgh; and will Attend strictly to: lor-:
warding passengers fcoin tbonce to any port of the country.
He also has eight drafts for sale, payable at the following
places, via. ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, Sandford A Co ,»......._.Loudoq.
Wm.Tapp5c0ttAC0.......*....—....... ...Liverpool.
(Arall&me In the principal cities and towns throughout
'Englahd'and'Walea.y. ;
■ ON IRELAND,
Provincial Bank - 1rc1and,.,...—......»«....fc~.........*..DubHn.
QO4BGSZS9. '•'l
Armagh, - •; •; Downpatrick, Enniskillen, . 1
Mallow, : Strobane, Athloce, Carlow, . I
Drogheda, Fertnoy, Monaghan, , Ennlscorthy, I
Rqmnft, Cavan, • - Dundalk, . : Galway. . I
•Newry* - Traloe, Balymena, : Clonmell,
Dungannon, - Londonderry, Omagh, - Youghal), I
B&nbridgo, Kilkenny, Dungannon, Kflrush,
Waterfonl, Coleraine, Tarsonstown, Cork, ' ' •
Knnia, Bondon, Bllgo, . .Wexford,- : .
Ooqtehni, ..*«.««» j
Bonk of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches'
in fifty towns In Scotland.
ON FRANCE.
ftTogyni Edward Blount A Paris.
(Available in any dty In Franco.) :
ON; GERMANY.
Messrs. Vogel, Kock A Bankers, FrankfoTtcn-thfrMaln.
: (ATaUablelnanyrityinGormany.) :
'• T JA3IKS BLAKELY,
• tayT 196. cor; of Beviroth and Bmßfafietd fit*.
PASSAGE IHOH IIVBBBOOIi*
. EMBBAIfD ISLK I “
TIJJS irplendld new Ship, bttUt&r « Tapscott r a Lino.” ia I
tho largesiPacketShlp afloat, and /or stitoogth. of I
build* accommodations Cjr passengers* and sailing qualities/]
h&snottiaal lathe Liverpool trade. 1
Tho KMEUALDISLB will sail from Liverpool on or olout [
the term of Dkihbeb, and person .sending for their |
friends should not lose the opportunity of securing par sage
for them by this noble Ship. i I
'•■‘•ln order to preyent delay, passengers wulbe notified by
letter from Pesos. W. TapscottA Co., Liverpool, *ba t day ]
to be there to embark. .. >' •]
,;..; The Emerald Isle Is commanded by Capt-Geo. B. Cornish, ]
(recently of the favorite packet ship, “ ffm. Tnpscolt,”) who
is veil hhovn forhis kindnesd tdpassengersr.axid hie shill
fulness os acommandcr; ;
Niß.—Tbeß. I. viU ho succeeded by the nagnJfiirentnev.:
ahipL« Shamrock,” commanded by the veil knovn Captain,
Samuel B.Doane. v ... / .
To secure passage, apply to JAUE3 BLAKELY,
- -octal- * Seventh andBmlthP»»ld-Ktju-_..-j
Valuable form for Sole.
: Jzr*. is PETERS TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON CQUN*
Jj~(aTY, PENNA.—The undersigned wiahca to dlspowj of
ralnatlo Fann> situated io one ofthe roost thri*
tlng,rerUle:imdUeairßtreMeUons^fWttBliltigtcrncoanty-—]
iaa> neighborhood proverMatJor Its'good morals and Intel- \
Hgence, arid BuffidenUy convenient to good markets, . This |
Land lies within two, miles of the proposed route for Uig j
ChnrQeTO YaUey Railroadman Improvement which will cer ;
talnly be mode daring thecoming year* It contains about
14&-ACRES, more or least of which there are about 110
ACRES CLEARED, and lh a high state.of cultivation, and
finely Tim*
her, and the whole is abundantly supplied With water.. It
! adjolns'landa of William Park, Daniel 8011, and cthere.
I The Improvements are. TWO GOODD WELLING HOUSES,
one Brick and the other Frame; a Frame BARN,,and two
Frame STABLES, with other necessary outbuildings.
Therels an abitndahce-of. fine FRUIT on this.property.
This valuable Faith will be Sold on accommodating terms.
For any farther information In reference to it, application
can be made to the subscriber, In Canortsburg.
| seplfcSm . U •: > JOIIN.OALOTTAN.
BOOKS I NEW BOOKS!—Nos.7 hod 8 Illustrated |
Record of the Now York Crystal Palace Exhibition., i
Father Bxighthopes, or an old Clergyman’s Vacation; -by i
Tanl.Croytbm . . :
The Boyhood of Groat Men. . . i
Cranford; by the author of Rath Moorland Cottage, &c~
v Thb Senators Son, or the Maine Law: a Last Refuge; by
; Metta Victoria Roller.
—Rudiments the Art of : Building; edited by John
..Bullock.':-'-.-.;/;.'-;.
1 Jane Seton, or the King's Advocate; by James Grant.
The Rebel Scout; by Ana Ashland. i >.
The Forged WUlj or Crime and Retribution; by Emerson
Bennßtt ;
Tbo Victim of Excitement, by Caroline Lee HenU.
A fteshsapply of the above works just reoelved at
W. A. GILDENFKNNEYA CO.’S, ■
octs • ... ...... -> 56 Fourth ■tr«'fr.
HEW JBVSIC.
fTiHE latest published, Just received. I
X Pharcalla, volso Brillanto pour 2o piano, parF. Burg
~. pinTtflf* J
Les Talipes, 8 raises* Ottoman Walts. *.• I
There Is but one Paris, 4 Waltzes ? by Btrauss.
Etty Way. Do ehl Church Yard,Ac. .
Also: Lilly Dale: K&tyDc&n;
They've sold mo down do river; • I
Blossom Schottlah; . *• Afton&chOtUsh;; i -v
~ T :Prido Polka; Early Dawn Polka;
Homo Again. * v
Together with thelatcst Guitar and Violin Music: A large
and splendid selection'of Plano Fortes will arrive! shortly,
when purchasers and others are invited to call and examine,
- CHARLOTTE BLUME,UBWooa street,
• •ancfiO -. Becond door above Fifth. •
OhlfittMlngVPiuioßi
TgEsabscribcthajJastrecdrod from the
nmnn&cforv of Jonas Chlckerlog.!
Boeton, the following Piano Fortes. which are i
M tt jg \J U new for.examination and sal o,'ria: i
No.’l3o33—one elegant rosewood* round coraexvflulßhed '
h»nfc and front, G^0ctar«>,priea«......—...,.....5375 00 j
No. 13078—one rosewood square, 6 octaves, price 276 00 |
* «*"13686 do do. do 6. “ “ . . 275 00)
<* 18635 do do round front 6 « « '29000
w 13045 'do walnut , do . 0 ° « . 275 00
u 13592 do do round corners 6 u : 200 00
<‘13418 do do' square 6“. , « . ; 200 00
All the above are finished with tbo now iron framo and
new scale, with Ur. Chkkorlng’s name cast on the .frame, to
prevent Imitations and. imposition. Purchaser aro invited
to examine tho above elegant Instruments,' atthe'Huaic
Btore and Piano *Ware*rooma of • • >
' JOHN H.iIELLOR, Agent for Chickethjg , e Pianos,..
'■■ ■No.BlTyoddntreet,Pitfa»buroh'-
Estate FOr P'*
•
At Three TSricfcHouses and Lots onPike street;
Real Bft&Ce FOrSale.
Three Brick nouseaand Lots in Bast Birmingham; .
One acre Lotopposite St. Mary’s Comotcry, on the Greena
tnrgb and Pittsburgh Turnpike, enclosed with-a Board
fence;' •' ; 'c‘’\ ■ j
One scro~Lot adjoining the above, also enclosed with a i
good board fence; on the lot is a small frame bouse, excel
lent springs* st®*** -
Twenty-one aeroa of Land four miles from the city, ad*
joining lands of Samuel .Garrison, and fronting on tne Al
leghcny river, andValleylUOroad. ;
A)ne Brick hoi on Webster street; ;
- One Frame House and Lot on Franklin street;
VTwu Lots in.Allegbeny City* wril Improved;
Fifty LotainEastHTerpool, Ohio;
. The aboTe propertywlll be soldier* favorable terms, and
: on threofouxtha of the. purchase money a long crcJit will
, • l
r— -Apply to — —— .
i jy22 •? • ; . Real Estate Aggnt,„
Hope FiftUa In Full Operation Again! I
EYAS’S BUILDINGS, Fifth stnwt—THE PROPRIETOR,
thabkftd to the public'foy pert custom, ventured to fltv
. Udt&continnanceof the same for tils present enterprise-*
the establishment of a. Tl&ut_ and Spict Mills witainthe
. dty, for the accommodation offals customers*; and all who !
wish to have really good Flour, pure ground Spices, Ac.
The attention of Families, Merchantsand -Others, Is invi
ted, andall 1 ask Is that they will give me n triaL :
F. B. -
.N; B.—AH articles taken back If hotfound good, and the
r money returned. ; • - L:, r- -: ' • marl 9.,.
PATENT FRUIT G picking‘firuit from
tall trees without theald of alsddezyFrualng lustra*
meats of tbo most approved constructionffUgging Kirks,
suitable for'strawbeny bods' Uooks; Seod
Drills; Catting Boxes, Cir„Hay.or Cmm Stalks, of various
patterns, and a great yaridtr of la&ofr eating implements
.for the ; garden or-farm. ’ Downing's, lUrgrs, and other
standard works on Fr^te,Flowers, Rural Architecture, end
Landscape Gardening, for s&id at the.'Seed and Implement
Warehouse. No. 49 Fifth streettPltfsbnrgh, Pa.
■ jy22...;:.r.-:.\ k . •jambs wakdrop.
WalTg Academy of Drawing andFairtting !;■
XJCT G. WALL would notify his mends and tbs public,
t Tf • : thathehas removed his studio ftom Firststreet
| to tab cornerOf Market and Fourth (second story,)
over the store of Wm. M.HeTHh; entrance on Fourth street.
LAttbdroqnestbfhlsftJend^hohaaalso opened a DRAW*
rING BCHOOL. : daases - for young Ledka and Gentlemen
[ will bo formed in bothTh-aqtngnTtd-P»<ri«ag: Hahaaflited
(.bp a Room with every fedUwibi r Atndy r axtd.he trusts that
j wßl meet with a supporting patronage.
i ; ‘uc- y-. ■ Coflgregs Igk' ■
l.m'inXNKl?ptvparedby .pttirfyclKnnicalpiDCesa, a&a
j - iawc[rfcniUdt*conl/tSti&6t*tnffUtfttTtouttontt62ioptns.-
iTl* pal. yrbonflrrt tual.Bntbyeipomr. totbo «rbe
ccnnragrsdtuillyof *toosVtat«ns».ndpCTmK*ciit blatjs,
FCTB*lnboUl«i«rTOto<u^w,l)y.*to!M^. - OTMWI,M
• -Stetrinatr'WnihbuM. Slmtrt ntsu"
iBBAji fcsjjrAß/—2} bbla tbrwufloifljreslff.tar. V
r Eej>2s B. A. FAHNBSKKK 4> 09,
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DRUGS AND .MEBI6INES.
99999 9'999
DB. KEVSEB’B ■yECTOBAL, COTOH BYBTO.
■la the prescription of a regular physician, who used It fbr
soreral yean In hla practice, -with success uneiualled by
any other aedidne now In use, end It was only npon the
great and dally Increasing demand for It, that he wee lndn
ced-to put It up In bottles, for n more general arid extoffidre
sale.
'• Wfl aTrfnt'fW ib* pwrtomlgyrnp that Ifrla ftp tn&rtlynao
jrgpgrgfloii, differing In every respect “from the various
remedies now in use,lor the diseases of; it® Pulmonary
• organs.- Jl docs noi tidxn the fiZcmtceft .by containing
seating doses, of squills, antimony, tad fpeeachaann. Tt
has In it no opiates to constipate the towelfl>anddry up the
secreting organs; but Its action is wholly different iron
the tuition of any of the above named i2 is an Ed*
‘pedarant that clears out the tubes and air cells of theLunga
- and Bronchia in a jnanncrlhat fa cotequatiedby any other .
remedy.- Jt dissolves, in a great measure, the.greatly in
creased Rccretion of mocufl attending the various diseases
of the air cells and bronchial tabes. - ft allays all Irritation, .
almost as soon os it is taken, undlthw been known to
curo-ft'eongh-of-SQYer&l.AVfcck’a duration in TnKfcEi>oBJ»t
i SYMProuaorCourcn'lNFUJtNZA-*-*‘ 4 There to a discharge
n from Ibo nose of a- thin acrid htiroor, which scalds amt
tt frets the parts over which it .passes; Increased discharge
Mfrom tho rnetes and. Bronchia; feeling of lassitude over
“ thawhalo body, and often cold shivering are felt; at least
body ia more tban usualty.Bensitlve to tho action, of
tb® air* in consequence of the blood being driven in upon
u Internal organs, the. pulse Increases in frequency,and
‘ r theroi3 KBaonUly more or less fover present.. These fool
u f n ~,: firo «ooq .followed with hoarseness, and. a sense of
“wuahness and soreness in.the wlodpipo and voca! organs,
« at times amounting )tp a .total eupproasion of the vfitee,
“together with a difficulty of breathing, and a sens® of
“consaictlon'Of the chest.” These symptoms aro often
attended with a dull pain and Sens® of wdghl in tho foro
head Los well as with a heaviness in moving tho eyes.
Sometime* the cough sets in with tho commencing symp
toms, and continues during tho whole course of the disease.
Header, attend to these symptoms, they or® tho precursors
of a fatal disease—PuutotrA&r CoNßOMpnos.. - .
' From the PittifmrgTi l Homing Jbtf, Od. 23,1852,
• IzreLuts&L—Ono of the best medicines' fbr the cure of.
Thfluencathatuanbe found in (he country,. U Dr. Keys ex's
Pottora! Byrup. We have tri*d it, and tots great pleasure
la bearing testimony to its efficacy. There is no humbug
■ about 1U At tills'season of the year, when one half our
| citizens are sneezing and coughing, it should be known
that a few spoonafai Of-this medicine wIU, in half a day,
f work a perfect ouTOi -deader,lfyonhaTO &-cold,take our
I advibe, and buy a bottle of -Dr. Key Mr’s Pectoral Syrup.
- From the PitUburgh Morning Fxt t BepL2&,l&&'
; KSTSotfS PectorsL' stsuPv—‘Wflhave tried this modlcinn
fepa severe'cold, and; cai£ trulysaywe have, hover found
any remedy so pleasant apd cffectua}. It igon expectorant,
yet doea'not sicken'thO. Stmnach; :andtit. prevents costive*
ness. It is very hlghlyxeajmmended by physicians and
others who have tried it, as a speedy and. effectual core for
i' cbldi Influenza, hoarseness,'whooping ebughj'croup, quin
i sey,andnumorous otßer complaints of tbo bronchial organs
! Hud ixings.- We can -safely Recommend' it as an excellent
i remedy. *
, jfroßiVu Greensburgh ihiiiligavxT, Jtfay 20,; 1863. ‘
Tnswcatber for a wees, post has been quite cool, and, to
us, very unpleasant.' Besides .being ’cool, and urp evant
In that way, it is exceedingly changeable. Oh; Weuoeaday,
the 18th, the thermometer atood .wtwcoiirS&ftnd 90 in the
sbado~moBt of the day. The next day, overcoats and fires
were nocessary to comfort; and cn Prhlay morning there
was quithohard frost in this vicinity, though nothing wan
seriously, injured thereby. .As a fonsequenco of-these. stuU
•den changes; vanny people are- aflUctod with bad colds and
MUghs. Weobserveda ladyatCburchthe otherevening*
bo much annoyed with a hard coughytbat we. really felt
alartned for hßr safety; an much.-so, that it was with some
r effort we could refrain from “ talkin’ out in tneetiog,’’end
i recommending her forthwith to procure ahottloOf Kojvor’s.
I Pectoral Symp, to giro her immediate relief—to bo had at
John McClelland's store. ■ .
jprcrm> the SteubenvilleSerai A,
DR. KrrSEß’a PJCTOBAL Eveup has had on extensive fblo
this winter-reverybody who uses It speaks & the highest
terms of Us merits. lis low price-only 50 cents—its plea*
eant tastej and certainty, to cure, bos mado it thefavorilo
of all who have been tickled about tho lungs ond bronchial*
i tubes. Henlng & Melvin, the agontA. for this city, have
| sold Urge quantities, - Success to _Dr.- Kcjser’s Pectoral,
S»y we. ■ i-;.-;': r *'" '
prom the Evening Chronicle.
\ • Ketssr’s Pectoral, a friend observes, is the next thing.to
health itself.. We may here observe, os we mention no
that'thls friend was out bn election night, and anx
ious to hear the news from Maine, tarried long bn the cor
ners. The news came, but not until ho had absorbed end*
i dent damp to give him the chills. 'Another friend invited
I him to take a glass of Scotch ale, which was. put up in very
black'-bottios.' Ouxfrlehds* tbira was huge, and was only
quenched after a number of empty bottles stood beforo him;
a cold in th 6 head was the consequence, which consequence
was cured In eix bouraby using Kcyeeris Pectoral.
I^fmOit^^hingionExsminer^.^
, pxcTQEAL Sraup.-Oor renders arc aware that wo have not
heretofore Bpoken.ofvonyihing in. the Uoe.of medicine;
wither that administered by-theprofcKslon, or that prepa
red we not any kind of
drags; -ire cannot think of a fingld article under tbat bead
thotwe hare ever considered verypalntablc,yetvre,like
inost -of you, have been compelled at r times to partake of
various kinds of haueeous doses. Medicine f?f one of the
unpleasant things that wo sometimes /iaw io ttcatfeio. TTo
vrili therefore let this paw by way of prologue and apology
and as an epilogue would simply call your attention to tl e
advertisement of Dr.Keyssr. Ilis IVctor&l Syrup 1? falsi to
tea good article, yet we are not ableto speak - experiment -
ally in reference Jo its qualities Neighbor Ilnrner, of the
Pittsburgh Poct, has trled it, and pronounwd it magnux*
bonum /•
-Cototbt STOfiEKKEPffia Will find Ibis an excellent ortlda
to sally and trillgive general satisfaction-.to thilr customers..
liberal' deductions will bo made torotaflera.and others
purchasing by the dozen. Price,'siDglebotilesAO cents; or .
Blx bottlesfbrs2,6o. - ‘•-V i ' ; --
: CAUTION persons will try to induce yon’
to other article, slating that ; St is as good an this ;
botwaadvlsayoatocutoutthe name,“Oa.KrrsEn’sPeo
toa&L Syßbo,Sandboy no oUier, and ybuwiir hot bo die*
appointed. •. ’’ ''
4gj-,The Pectoral Syrup 13 prcparedandeold by Do. Geo.
.H. KEY&EIW wholesale and retail Druggirt, No. 140, corner
Drug- *
gists everywhere,- : V'■ : .’v'• 0c23
MOUSE’S OOSIPQIIND STUUrOF YEb-
LOWDO^KROOTi
pared from t£e best roota ond of the ’ Materia
Medico, and has gained an unrivalled reputation for the
following effects, vto: v
REGULATING AND STRENGTHENING THE LIVER,
andUzoxsirre Oeoakb, tied cleansing the Stomach and Bow
els, and iMsgnflefljlJTer Complaints.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveneas, Poes, Headache, Fever
and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Ac., and
canting the fbod to nourish and support every part;
PURIFYING TRESLOOIV
and thus curing all Hnmors, Cutaneous Eruptions, Scrofu
la, Salt Rheum, EryMpolasjßcald Head, Cankory Pimples on
tho face, Blotches, Ulcors, Tumors, Mercurial Disease, Can
cers, Act, Ac. .••-••••
-REGULATING THE SECRETORY DUGANS,
and by enabling thorn to perfbrm -their proper functions,
preventing and euring many painful and dangerous dis
eases strengthening and quieting tho Nervous System, thus
allaying Nervous Irritation, and eurlngall diseases of the
Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, Aft.' It la unrivalled
In the ctire/of all FEMALE 'as. Weakness,
General Debility, Irregularity, Swelling of
the Feet, Joints,’:A&, causedM9y weakness; also,
Lung and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
i Oousumption, Ac4-alBo, Dropsy. : t
- Having msas Use of the Compound Syrup,cfYellowDoek
| Boot, prepared by C. Morso A Co, either ourselves, or in our
fhmlliesi and finding it to be a very salutary and effectual
l preparation; we domostcheerfUllyrecommeßdiitotbopub*
luoos a valuable medicine..V: , -v; -
I K.£oume, Esq, Cashier-National Bank, Providence, &. I.;
f A. 'W. Bpeuceri Esq., Cashier Lime Rockßankjdo. do., Rev.
William Phillips, Itov.jJ. B- Rlchmond, C. 8, Jones, editor
'ProvMence Gen. AdvL, W 1111 am Field, MvW.G. M., Cyrus
Fisher, M; E. H. B, James Hatchlhson, G. ‘Dea. V. J.
Bates, Doet.BenJ. Colby, and one hundred others of tho
most respectable families of Providence..
This certifies that I have for a number of years been ao -
quintal with the composition and mode.ofmanufactara of
MORSE’S COMPOUND SYRUPGP YELLOW DOCK. ROOT v
II hate also been acquainted with its modus operandi in dis-
I easoiandcaa say: that in all respectflltto-admirably calcu-
I lated to remedy timt class of Disease-Tor which it was de-
I signed, ilt is especially valuable in INDIGESTION and all
I Its attendant-symptamsj it exritßtoJjenltbyvactioß the
I UVER,removeB Torpor, andi.nactivity.of thi& ORGAN,and
I stimulates healthy action in til the- system, -; As. & DKPU
i BATOR, or purifier of the Blood, It has no superior.
I . . DAVID HOLHEB, M. D,
I Proridenre, S. L, Jan. 4L1853..
I DS. Prepared by .a MORSE A, No. 446 Broadway,
I New York, exul sold by Druggists and othors throughout
] this and other countries. JOEL MOQLER, Agent,
| . epr27:ly : • . Pittsburgh, Pa-
DR. DE LANEY’S
CELEBRATED.
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT, .
TheoiilylnfaUQjU Cure forthai Dna4fulJ>isea»lcnmenaM
SPERMATORRHEA OR INVOLUNTARYNOCTURNAL
EMISSIONS, bo harrassing and destructive, and produo
tiveofßomuchtnlschleftothenertoussyatem,iucapadta-
tlng the man fox business, Rodety and matrimony. .
Thlß lhetnunent Is simple,, compzehensiya and: ineser*
, failing, .and may bo. used without the.: slightest Incen-
I venlence of the knowledge of the most intimate friend.
If la to -bU used. extern ally, producing nopain or injury
whatever, nor preventing any one' from f attending to
his business; and while in use not a tingle anurton can take
[ place, toe orpanr,tncsAort<ijne, torucAar» o-
Unt that they bjmaikrocsgßntmyjt power or ngricmo*, the
loss of which, caused by party-abuse, is the disease In ques
tion, andthe causaof thousand concomitant,complaints
—to;. Nervousness, Prostration.Dyspepßla, in the
Head and Dimness of Vision, Weakness of the' Back and
I plea oU tho Faov&tdnature. Decline of VlriUty, Weakness
| of Memory, and Power fbr Mental D^Jection,
j Aversion to Bodety,Timldity, Self-Idstruat, Love of Solitude,'
J Ac, -MlVuxt ampUtintoinvariatog dUappeartOitoon as tho
| satsrteit : tiopped z frtmwhich iheyemanated.■■.
I Be it also remembered, that those complaints are but little
I . understood by the profestion In general* and that all the
I medidne in the world never has, and never will,, stop those
I losses, which, if allowed to continue unchecked, are suro to
I produce the most distressing consequehcea./.
I Tim price of the complete iußtrament, carefully secured .
I against all obrervation inn box, iscnlyilO. It pan be sent
I by express: to any address, in any part ofthe Uni led States,
| Canada, Acu, according to order, accompanied byfull direo*
and imporvantadvice to the married and dnglo,the ;
J expenses, eten to the remotest parts of tho country, being
1 .very trifling.;-..-.
[ All applications and remittances must be; directed {post
:Lpaid)to theDoctochimselL behaving no Agencies establish-
I ed hut in London and Paris.
Address, (post-paid) Dr. B. De Laney, 61 Lispenard street,
-New Yeik.v: - ;
t* Offlca hoars, dafly»from9 A. 51. till BP. 51, and from 7 to
8 P. 5Lj the Sabbath excepted.
%* Xb6 unaerdgnai%ertiiy, frith gfeai pleasure, that the
above mentioned Instrument Is not only constructed on set
entifioprindplesrbnt that firomits ns* the. happiest results
always, with confidence, be anticipated,thole being, fbr
the cure of.those disease w other armnranfay extant. ~
HBNBr S. KmEßj'M,
CH. GOETZE/M. IMS Chambers at,
0.-EOKHABDT, 511)-* 24 Howard st, •.
' NEW YORK. • .
X» A. USED AT THE
X). tABT MOMENT WITH BECCIS&
WashcioiosCorarr,Pa,Not., 1852. •
■ A neighbor of mlno htul (v cMld that vcaa very pick, and
the phyildan attending ito»rted»H hta skin fbr its relief,
hot without avail. They sent to Canensburg for Dr.'lt* who
cacie over to oar pises, and open nn examination of the
i caje»epprov©d°f all that the attending physician Hnit done*
but could jo nothing more Ibr it. The child was given up.
I Dr« li*ihen aaid that there could he no risk in trying Faho?
estock’s Vermlfoge, and thought they had hotter get sojne,
Thsysentto procured eomei Afteradminiß*
teriDf the first bottle, according/to the printed , directions,
the child passed a feir worms. They then g&Y« It about
half of another bottle, when U passed between' TWO ANB
THREE HTJNDRRDWORMS, and Immediately commenced
improving, and was complctelyrestorgd-itfacaath, ,
SAOTBI* BARNETT,
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