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oneoftbe ben maunree for com, ado, Btm*Sß&&*«
fhjUltees, Ac., of easy end ettfo »PP ca on, OYSTER' TKAKSPORTATIOW.
i-.»0*.5 f fltrfen end Farming implements, in great «*•*«* »» TP* law arranged adththe Pennsylvania and finsque
*»* ‘i£ uSttoptoJmSttpltbaßeddandlinptenientffareliotoe, VV henna Railroad Companies, -for a special Oyster I
m§39misiii
CLOTHING.
rTUin subscriber woni.t r>. from his old Btsnd.on
1 tho public, tout hr yz/NFBOXT BIOKJ* NO.
JUrkatshoot, to dLif JSr opposite the Theatre,
45 yQTiI STIIEtT, a handsome nssort
whcrehe isnoir cfolbs,' Cassimerts anil
moot of >' l: ' ln , IS.Si, Which he vriU taka pleasure
vc itiogivor tlio.usm *> *0 i him with a cell. ■ lie is
iu Bhowing to thoM'^^“> J “"' 6 article of Clothing
in the latnit and
m subscriber offers for sals his com
' plot”
*fe*fes*s?wSE3S^
SUtca, onrccclptpf Qarmcl lt Catting, ;
v inpyOff ■'■ -- :r ■m-Kinhstreet, opposite the Theatre.
SAMUKI- GUAA, I
A a ad OVEaCOATlNa,olUjq ( lat^Rtyl^,^ drohlers wiU
fir the eastern.trade. J^eoLii*Ue<f-Stb,'os all vork
_CT4QThWG_STORE!
JOHN yHIi6SKIYJ,CO A
rss^^Ksssassws;
tbo “*?» liajaense busii ea.,
SSi^agg , S£g I S5wM»'KMmi
“clothe
HEADY mad! CLOTHING,
mnit been offcwJ to Ibo public. .
Their this removal, 1, topro thorn
“o” 011 WHOLES AXE TRADE!
*fiffl2sr*T*rs*»*rX ices:
And they vrill warrant them to ho a* good aa any manu
U = tar6dSnthaCnto n . <roH WORK , ,
"S_ Onu-ASB €tOir TIIS SHOETIST EOTOt -
Tboyhvr?tm hSdothU and boauWol assortment of
°®KS AND BUSI
’v. NESS. COATS. , „
,rS^^ , tS°pnbU^d2« !^^ 0 »*“ EOt Wl ln
No. 88 Wood Street, .
tcAAT flnre,V oobsse o* 1 pmmokd aixbt,
.. ' n Wedtsiroour tiatroantouuJi'rstinctthat wo Imve
■ s^^MSUttStfSaJSSES
H^Cg oTededEDatgL jonshrci^sCTTA^^
DRY GOODS.
HBH
X"OWSS P^«'»&'-:
fng leading articles ?fe»• •.
• Superior* Hroail ClolliKj ...
T»nolandl»t>tcrslttin<Jo; , . .
VaocT Caaßimeres, Tweed# and SalunctLS :
.Ik-th*. Fancy and Coru urnys;
•■Flftnnd.s'nckiosamtal.VcstPaiUnigs; _ , ri|Vn<t .
;■Brown and Bleached Maalins and Insb Uocus,
"Fordgn and Domedic Ginghams; IT . „ p c;<w,.
Alpaca*,Merlooa, Coburg Cloths, and Dress Silts,
JJftvßlftteanil Broadiff Shawls;
WMlcn Oomfoits anil F»ncy SSlt nnndkm-3i!<i&.
The following comprise a. part of the general at
TK BoSsiw,ComT»,Tlirradaand Sa’f'fS
>• llosinT. Glotcs, Ribbons* and Blast .-UK/Vt.ll. *
lA«rUoo<l», JaeonotU Mull and Mu.hos,
Finer Nettings, anil Millinery good* .
AUoS taw TaWcto<'ei7,l , «ietkn«c»,
S^wssisiraß?«sS£-
to gir* ua a call before purchases A-cW
«cp2l:tf —-—-—-■ •
BKCO.SU AItKIVAL Or*
VAV.T. AND -WINTER DRY ROODS JJ
The Cheapest Goods of the : Season, ■
YntJ\ T £k STEVENSON & LOVE, Bigtrof the cnslira
74 MARKET STREET, between Fourth
anil llrDlamoml, Pittsborgb, have justiceei«|l, M'l ’- rc
“ ow «’ b^s ,,lp goodT,
Of the newest and most desirable Etyler, adapted to the
Brocade and Fancy SUfes at hargiins.^
riain. Blade andCarueUan Sil^andTarkSaJns-
Merlno PlaMs, ell wool, and Silfc and Wool do. .
Also, Baw SUt and Cashmere Plaids of every description,
terycheap. > ■ ..
New stylo Plain and Fancy Dc Barnes... • . rv^p,.
French Merinos, CMlimcre?, Cobargiy Alpacas, and mra
matins, all color* ami qualities. . . , .
Ih) Bcice?and high colored Do leuncs.u.t qualities.
Fall and SVintar Shawls, pi arerp (lcw'-ciption.
Lm* ana Square Broehe and Flald stuwrls.
Printed Cashmere and plain Thibet do. ■ *
French ChUiUes, Oingbtmis. „„
- A Conors! assortment fast color Prints,Trom 6J4 cxs. up.
WiUTEOOODSof erery •
. Collars, Cairs,Chem!ceUcs and Emb’d Jjakfi., at barjiias.
llonnft Ribbon* and. Millinery Goods very cheap. ;
AiSS a full Sock of DOMESTIC GOODS, at low pno-r
-linen ShwUng, IMUow Uncna f TahlerClcthß, and Nap^
! kins! Ruwift Diaper, and CraTtttvW cheap- _ _ q
GLOVES. HO3IKRV* BUSPENDbRS, and CRAVATS.
■ffewoSd rcspoctrully solicit an early call from b-rth
wholesal* and retail buyers, flnttcno s ‘
Sn acconimoJnte all wbo th " r r atTml
STEVES - 50 N S XOTR.
AT THE oTiQiTal' BEE-HIVE,
* Ti* FiLrANFfmTER.GOODS,
SHL-stasssassss
YOPNQ( steve.-sOS * IX>VE
WM. A. M’CLIUIG,
■■■■: • ' BBALBE IS ,
Hno Toan, Choice Family Groceries ana Willow
■ Ware..
CORNER OF WOOD
i
tom first hands In »h-i Eastern markets, which, nil! be sold
°^-HoC^ n families, bujln's bj the
of charge.
»«« coach ana Carriage J - .
JOHHBTOH, BEOTHEBB & CO.,
Omer of Htbttrn and Bdnumt Urult, Meghrny CW>,-
c * nKT , respectfully inform tholr frirmta
tho' public generally*- that ibcy hare
tbß manufacture ofCartingorj
iaZS-SE-ItaroucUes, Rocbaway* Basgies.SWshJ anil
best Eastern Shafts, ltoha,aud Wbwiatu^ they,
dent that all "who faTor them with tbolr .patronage* vnM be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work*; -^.v
. .Pnrehaaexa are requested to giro us a call, before purcoa*
ringelsayhere^• i.-'-v-. -.- <-♦•■•=•• octo^y-
V. CAKRIAOKB FOB SULK.
nriTTR undersigned has jnelrceciecd at lain j Kress-, m .
T: CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, «itnatedQjfi|fcifig^»^
• aor tho Two Milo Run, between
and Uawreneorille, n splendid assortment rtSr , j, nßr_..
■of VKinOI.ES, of elrery description, and will continue to
SLassiss^
tasted to call
«nd see ftr themselves. •
• £spodal and prompt attention paid to pepflinnfjor Carrl*
tg&gr [myWwy*l JQSKPn WHITE.
EiVKliTs^Aßlißr
I ComertfSmi&JUld tired and Diamond dim-...
-j*L. TUB undersigned baring added largely to njs
fflaT ptock, is now prepared to accommodate thapubhc
£331 with the finest Bugles, and best norses,-notb for
Saddle and Ilaruess. Gentlemen wishing to have -horsefl
kept atSfrery, will find superior accommodations Ibr them
at thla stable. The stalls are- large and new, and the pro*
prietorpays otctt attention to their ease and comlbrt^^
bctfcy ■ ■ P. TTKVT.TN.
BLANi£.'BOOK8 — Legers, . •
Journal?, Day Books, <
• Cash Books,. Receipt Books,
Dockets, Or any descrip
tion of BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER at short notice,
of the most superior quality of paper, bound in any stylo
required. Blank Books saged to order.
A largo and excellent stock of. Blank Books always oh
hand and for sale at low rates, consisting of Cap, Demy and
M«llnni work, in all style* of binding.
The trado sappHwl on liberal terms. ,
. ••• TV. 8, HAVEN, ■
Blank Book Mauufactnrer, ‘
Corner .of Market and Second streets.
~“ "5 Notice. ■
FTUIB partnership between the nndßTfiigtieu, at Pittsburgh
I and Wheeling, is thbulay dlfisolyedhy mutual consent.
Joseph Richards has transferred hisintererttoCteorgeW.
b done authorize,! to
““ * ,rra- JO3F.PH RICHAItDa.
" KUsb'OTsV; August 25,1853.
‘ OAKD-TheBtIEWINO,GRAIN,MATiTandnOP’mAJJE
iriU bo cam«i on as hcrutoforo, by ntPitts
borgh and Wheeling. ; SMITH.
V [flftgctte.j
. neroiveral Uctolv«*bJ : -
TTJSr RECEIVED—By Express, direct from the mnnufto*
turerp, a splendid assortment. of Colt's Rcwatineriß
tols.4/fiandolnchc9;bairrel,ftll.of.whtefa.wc will sell for
rash as low asthoy can bo boushtln thecltyoC I»bw York.
Personagoing to Australia or CAUfornUvyrttlflndthat they
can do better By purchasing tbclr.KiUippoge.at - tome, than
they can among strangers, as ire giro pereoup a chance to
SlaMof the above Pistols, before leering the city: anil
tncaeeaf » failure, urorrfgud
: 138 Wood ijtreßt.rftttßlwrgh.
uISK , 'iJL
’r- v-*' -s: ?.uX
Tli ANSPORTfffoOy;
CLE VEL AN.l>,-rAN t D [ ,?'I’XTSBUEGH
•
on 4 nfler MONDAYj Nofofflberllth. JBS3, pMsonßer
() Trains "ill run. daily (Bundays oxceptcd) follows.
AIL TKAINJcaF.es CtaveUndat 9.05 A M|orycll?TlUe,
stopping at till intermediate Stations: arrive at AllUmcijat
n kxi-nraS D TISfN llartaClorclanaata.W PMfoi' AUl
aneo, stopping »t Hudson, Eartville and ltavenna only—
arrive at Allianco at 5.00 VM» ; - ■ ■■ •• ..
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaveaCloveltind for Ravenna
and Intermediate Stations at7;45, and arrive atßavennaat
0 25 i T ;sx;; Tsro ihfongtr Tndnfl.fromCloTßlandl ta ritts
burgU'daUy.
. REXCRNING: _
EXPRESS TRAIN leaver Alliance for Cleveland, at 1250
P M. stopping .'at lima,' Ilavennn,E&ilviUe and Hudson
only—arrive at Cleveland at 2AO P M.. The Mail Train of
t>Ulo and Pcnnn. EaUroad; lcavin* Pittsburgh at AOO A SI,
connects wdtb this Train at Alliance a11L45 AM. m — ■- i
MAIL TRAIN It&vdsWcUsviUeforClflreland aC AOQ P
51, stopping at. all way Statious—aKive at Alliance at 5 00
amiClerrclandat7.so r SL •
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN : leave* Ravenna for Clovo
land'trotl Intbrroodlate StaUons at -T.l& A M—arrive at
Cleveland atfl.oo A Mr Only ono through train from Pitta*
brngVtbCleveland daily. ■■■.■*■ '
CONNECTIONS—MaII Train fromXSloTcland-confiectfl at
AUiancowith the Moil Train ot Ohio and Penna. R R. for
Canton, Massillon and Wooster; also for Salem and. Pitts
burgh, arriving’at Pittsburghat4.4sPAL -
Express Train from Cleveland, and .Mail Train J*?? 1
WeUflriUo.both oonncct ai Alliance at 5.00 P .M. with in©
Express Train of 0. & P. R. for Pittsburgh—arriving at
nttahurgliatBJ.sPM. . . ■ B - . „
Express Train from Alliance connects with the 8.00 A al .
Tralo of 0. & P. R.Yfom PiUflburgh. ; w _ ,
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh on A MTran jff*
rive at CleVolandat 2.40 P M, and connect with th© follow
ing trainaEast, West and ‘ W Wl ll.fr-
Cixmasn and Tom».-Train* if»2S?A l
ganduslvyyToledcs'CMcago and the North
Toledo at 7.65 P M and Chicago next morales atJOO--
time through from Pittsburgh tp Chlcogo belns lcss.than.-^
to cSvsuTn)i CoLtMbnS AWp CirrOT»ATL-rT»in* l^T! D S fl * '
2.50 PM and 8.30 P M for Columbus, - Cincinnati, Oallon,
Dayton, Indlnnnpolis and all stations ott tbo BoUefoptalno
and Indiana Railroad. .>■ . ,• ■, . . . i. n ~ n( .j
Cuvelaxd Aim E&re.—Tralnajeaving at 4A5 P.M and
9.00 M for Edo, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New York. Tbo
'Trains connect.both:’ways with lbs C ..%• A C. B.R.at
Hudson , for Cuyahoga Polls, Akron and Cllntonat Bayard
with tho Railroad for Carrollton, Mluma wxdtttWahhrS
•„ TUk«ts through to Toledo, Detroitj Chicago, lAealle and
Freeport can bo obtained at this office. _ . . . .. •
Passengers are tbolr the
Company’s Office, of ' -3 OWN
xjotlB lions©, Water st». Plttsoorgn.
CLKVGLAND ASB PIXTSBBIIOII
railroad.
r SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON t nil#herTrKDNK3l)AT, August 19, IMS, Passenger
Trains will ran dolly, (Sundays rraopted.l w follow*.
EXPRESS TRAIN lervre* Cleveland for. WellsvlUe and
Cleveland far Alliance
and way Stations at 7.50. P M.
Xtetnrnlngt , t •!
gXPIIESS TRiTO>»ea \YcllsvUl« for Cleycbffid ***
AlUanw fcr ClercUni
Train
nee ts*with the Express Train of 0. *P. KaUroauJ,
at 6J50 A M, arxitlng atCtoT©l*nd.-mV 1 J*3J A
M Th? Express Train fromWelliTillopDiinDajaVAin-
*heS3o MailTraiatrcm PHUburghoand reach-
Inff Cleveland at 3.30 V SI; Also, with the
Pa lUUxoad from 'tbe'NVest, arriTlng In Pittsburgh at
s*oo P M. The Exprcw Train from Clevdwnd .wttDW'lr at
AlUance with Mfill Train for E«l^^P taD »
VafslllQn.'Woostcrtatid StatiocsoQ O. «.F* liaHroad. t
Only one Train dally from Cleveland to ritwbargh,c»ltig
lotto refusal of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nany to ollosr an evening conn«don; to bo mode, wliteh
would accommodate pavengers reaching Cleveland la Uw
afternoon Trains from the Rostand IVcst, , _ ~.
ThelO.OO A M train from Cleveland
Train from Wellstille connect »t Bayard with !
Carrollton, and Backs for Barer, Now Philadelphia and Cos-.
h< TrsiM each way connect at Iladstm with the CL Z-ondC.
Railroad, to Cuyahoga Follsand Akron. • ■■- ■. ..
i-asren-'ers Icaring PMshargh In the 8 DOA H Traln,
reach Cleveland at 3UO 1> M, and ronooct nlih tto Ught
mug Train of Lake Shore Railroad, leaving at wti P M Sir
Coating palaces “Qawn Af thtf West* and VCw*c<flitCity>
leave at 7.00 P Si for Buffalo. ......unon
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD IcavesatS.4aandfl.ls PH
for Erie,Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Now Yorkand
I,l rtKv'firAVl) COI.UMWJ3 AK» CIKCIKSATI BAUr
nnA ClnrlnoaU: ann."
Trainromieriaatflalldn nilhßellcGmjnlneand lniUonsß
H for Dayton. In Xrrro IlauU nnU Jrttcraon
At 5.15 V M for Toledo. 3lHwauUie ? ****“*£» tj*:*®*
and SL J/mi*; alro at 7.001* M by
Toledotvnd Ik'troit, thence l*y linttroad to Chicago, La?alle
| Ticlcels toflnlena or.Xteth>St,sfi; Chicago SU;
liftsalle *; UalettH Kt. s-I*. n .
Through Tictabt to See Vork.anA Boston rta. BniUo,
on lw obtained at this office. - • \ A, v .». .. Vh»
, PaSßmjrasare rwinratolto\\.j h
I'Comwiuj 5 oSce,.oX •._... JOIXN-A.CAUull*»ifjAM*
I aufflS Mopongahalft House* I*l pjttabprgh.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD.
Nexv Arrangement, .
coxrMSA’clira august 8, i 853
EXrUKSS THAW learcs Pittsburgh. at 6 tj clock, AM,
atorwouly at the principal Stations, anil dinw otCrest*
lintv&t 1%) P H. arriving at Cincinnati In tfao cfeninfl, via
to dndmiatl,s7,7s; to Colmabui',
TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at S.SO AM; dine* at AV
liance; and roach** CrcsiUne at 0.00 PM,
the Niirbt Train toColunibua and Cincino&U, and trith the
Bcilefaotalni* and Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indlauppo
lU, Terre Ilauto, ond towns.in Indiana. Connections are
made AlUanw by Railroad with Ravenna, Hadson anil
i Pare from PiUsburfh
i Connection!* arc made at Mansfield byßallroad with San'
l daFk>- City, Mansfield, MountA eruon, Newark end Zaurs-
Ti pfljo. to Sandusky City, &t,s£>} to Newark,sl,6o; toZanca-
tnadq with Detroit and ChiroOT,
Cleveland and SandaaUy City. i*awengc« liUa
buroh In the Mail Train at 8.50 A lt go directly by Mans
field and Sanduskv City to Detroit, without dotenUon. |
■ ,
TUB KXFUE3B TRAIN loam Cref’Jlne at 1.00 P M,
Man,Hold pt 1.10 1> SI and Alliance at 6.00 PM. and reach,
os IPlUsbnrgh at W 0 P M, wnnecUng nlth EtP™?
Train to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which learn Pitta
| Cincinnati to Pltiatmigh, lfli- Ao«9-
ST,TO. Pare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
*l MAUi TRAIN loam CrcstUnsr at T,A M; dined ok Al
liance; connecto with Express'Train from Cleveland, and
Pittsburgh at 10 A M ood ■».« PM, and New BrightanatT
A M andl I' M. Ihccurdon tickets, $1; quarterly tfcioU
ft at QUO AM, and ar*
requests toprocure Tickets at the
Offlce,at the VedcralStiwt Station, of
•• GEOIHIE PAKHIN, TlckotAgent
ThoiTrnlnddo not rnd on Sunday. .• .
"ASrPiiraicr information maybeobtalncdof
jgugS ...... JOHN KELLY.Passenger Agent.
Pennsylvania
TTTE are forwarding Prndneo, Ac., to Baltimore and rhlla-1
W dclphia, promptly, on receipt.., Time, Five Pays.
RATES OPTBIIQnTi;. :
: arwo® «* v
*°On'cahdles, Cheese, Earthenware, leather, Loaf Tobacco,
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover Bid Timothy
SStrSklns, Hemp, Flax, and .
On Feathers, I'nrs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandlxe, 00c.
Minolta.
Wo forward ftelght to Eodebangh’s
Stitfon neardwensburg, and Intermediate Stations. . ;
Station, near * GRAHAM, Agents,
corner of Penn and Wayne sta, Pittsburgh.
....... XL Mi HOUSTON, Agent, ■
t,20 TTii Market rtrc°t, Philadelphia. .
halcolm Lswa~...M...JOUN w*tti , xN..:..r.«.;*-rodKfn'S. xnscn;
: J. 6. Leeota, MoAlplil A Coi, ; „•
WHOLESALE GROCERS, And Dealers In Produce; Met
als, and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nos. 242 and 244
Liberty street, near the bead of Woody Pittsburgh, Pa,,of
fer for mle on liberal term^t^ o forming:
100 tierces fresh Rice; •.... *50,000 Ibs r ßacon, assorted;
- lOObblsiTar; ' ; » •-6 tons Bor Iron, do;: * *
1600 Kecs Nalls, assorted;l :. a- do,Best Nall Bods:
500 boxes Window Glass,! .2000 keg* Rock and Rifle
■ assorted;’ • - J-.: Powder,assorted; ...
50 half chests Tea, as*J. - 800. bow Rosin Soap; .*
sorted; ;-Bibbls. Linseed, Lard oni
76 b«,.Tobacco,assorted;* Oil; i
• 100hlids.N.O.8iigar,iiart; .OOObUs, Vinegar J:
• priiao; • • j Sd do Rosin; |
5 bxs.llotanaStogwrr;..^2o.do Pitch; , ■. i
10 bhds. Porto Rf cA do; L 6000 lbs; assorted Copper; |
; - UOb'ags-CbiTeor. : ‘ :20bbU..andke«aLara; ; |
■ 600 bbk N.O. Molasses}• ; •;10.kegs assorted Shot; - '
75 do S.H; ; doj ; . ;j Ido Buck Shot;
I EOOhxs.Tln Plafcvaßsft;!;v■ sbbls.5bbls. Alnin;
4tonsWlro, . do; do. RyoPlour;
7 ' 2 do:Spelter; -: , •; j . 20fieitsTixmertf Machines
C cAStB-fibeet 21nc, aa;-- :
-•'*««to3S-"V- . 100bos.Dried Applos;
: fiod SiaiHnV'' - '-tC I: -iOO bales Batting, assorted:
: Sfe/nUmeny: -2000 Ibe. Cotton Vaxn, as
-10 tons waM Sheet Iron ;, sorted. •
100,000 !b.«. nes’.t llalk Moat:. •
Wliolcsaie and lletalli .- ~. j
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANDRACTOKT. |
TSOBEMH. UAI IT EES', begs ,
■xthls friends andtliapobUo generally; Hurt hi EgSSjsSk
continues-to occupy
Store Room, formerly occnplodljy BamuctPnJmo- S" _ . i
Stock* Co, No. 86. corner of Diamond Alley imdProoAct.,
■where he keeps alarge «J>jß2fraal«moAroatof agHe*
Brfflra, mrnesPj Trunks, tepctEogt Sodd)eßogs,Vollse3,
BuiTolo Rohes, Whip.', uml all other artlclmlnhis lima •
Ue olbo keeps constantly: On hand, anil is prepared, to lur
niehto order, aU Mnds orßiretea Hose, mannfbcturodor
the best mote rial, and In a btyle of workmanship equal to
■tbo JSastom manufactured article, and at 66 per cent, cheaper.
■ Country Merchants and Varment would do trull to call and
examine hia . stock Infnrn purchasing elsewhere, as lie ia de
termined to sell first rate articles at yery lowprices. -
*S" Don’t forget the piece,' No. BO, 1 cornor of Wood st. and
Diamond Alloy. f ap2o
ENGINEERS’ STATIONERY WABEHOUSE.
W. 8. HAVEN,
• - |J AH» firoOHP-STBIETS.- ':
: A lAVAY& ON UAND r ii large and well selected: stock 6 I
xjL -
Drawing Paper in wldtba;
Draughting Pencils; :
. Mathematical Instnnnents; ■
Tapo UnpJj India EnbtKrr; . -
PieM ßooks; . •- ■...»■
.".Profile Papers: •. -
press Section Papers;.* ,
• 1 • Protractor Papers*.:
-And-anartldca-cf -Statloaery-nfiCiLiy-.Cml
• ,KP*Level, Trozlfdt) Topography-and Becord Boohs, made
•td '<Mor-*-roled toany pattern reqolraL t i : c. :
•••;’; It:.' ;>- : ;V. : -?
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'SURANCE COMPANIES.
Delaware Hntnal Safety I “?. n ” n Sf iL C
“W* * aih Exchmse, Ttnnlfe
TTIRK INSURANCE.— Buildings,
J? I property, in town and country, imrored aguinst loss or
teuaportol by wagons, railroad rare, canal boats end swam
a
I Davis, Bobcrt Burton, 3obn R. Penroao^noo^Edwin^i
!X^WSsi®gis
Jrtmsoni william IlasyDr,B.Thomas, John Sailers,william
Sr *
T. Logan. Tima Ham,
PBOXEJJXIOS j
INSURAKCKCOWMY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Slock, Annual Premium and Weslemtund
$1,000,000.
■ bleUsnns, against - -
LOSS 08. DAMAGE. BV FIEE,
ORTnB
PERIM OP SATIOATIOK*
: BY
GEO/ E. ARNOLD, Acsur
jf*Oß ALZEQBKFY COUJfTT..
\ • maxlC:?■•■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■ •■- —t '''
THE UNITED STATES
lIFE INSirEAWE,
annuitT and truest company,
PHIIiAPEEPIUA. „
CHAETEBED ABBI£i26TH> 1860.
■
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. B. Comer of Tturd and Chestnut
. Streete, Philadelphia.
Onion of the .Vatu. Board a! PKOaddjAia:
DIUCTQES*
igg&SSSSt-. 'viUhoM-Kcc.
_ H B
ilSiaU Braraintr, J‘i«itersJ— JamesH.W» a i. SL
ABybrny aiy-a-U. Mo, ® O "j?AnSOU), Awnt,
'■ . *Tg» 7jt*oorth BtregVPlttgmirgbv
The FnnkUn P»« U»»iu-«»c«) company, j
d<SptioB counuy, «t«<** u lo* j
mtira consistentwith fvmtfnwmt Tnn<L
, The Company haw reserved a large
nbteiu withtbelr capital and premiums,safety jaregtcdt
listed «ere»U:r tonuActc/iambi;, m ■
Temporarycrggsoo
-04*344 81
Cafiby CC..
IM-1 : *I#VOS«
j?sSsflsssMßa|Ki|aß»
SHSafjaK®
U<» to .sect BiO.
«pSt <>fflj^nortlM^<^Ws^.s^_'?y?L' < ?r_
THIRD ASSBAI* STArTBSIIEMT -
: i&ss
Premiums received to May let, *■•*•* j j y
Interest oaXoatxs, ’••^'** M 100 W 00
Btturnol premiums, lessfi. Bfrinranmce, Ex- go
penso, ’
nmsranartir -
Bonds, HortgagrJ, Etocte, “il oiber g»d taco- .
curtttafc—— ■- i;u!m« M
Premium No to 3 •■—■ j; rjj ji
Cash onbacd.«—•■ •
Total ain’t of Resources, LUMefbr Ix»-ve*-*~ ss&s4lB iO
. WKKIWL9. . , .
JOHN P, manly,
P. O. SKIM WICK, ll*rrW>'tff.
BAMUtX JONEB, lMhiMpMa, |
A. WILKINS. BanUf, inttsbargb, .
A A OAItRIEIt . **
JOHN B. RCTIinarORtMUTirWn Mtmtjv
A. J. onAKlT.nurisbnis,
8. T. JOSKS. Hani»burK. ■-
Komar PmUßl fc'
A,J. GIIAETT, Secretary* .
tr-minimw against perils of **a and Inland nariptuon,
a?lSrSKa«Ke , ss
'WRF aag ffi&gSst
Western lasaranco Company, Pittsburgh.
*s® ™ I
pr AUc ll ni l StoUtuUon 1 managed byUmicrene,«b°;•»»£>
"knownla community, and who are detcnniuisVby
promptness M liberality, tomaintaln th» character which
assumed,** offering the t**t protection to those
! S.HoS,Jr,W.lLSmUb,C.lbmscn,OrorßeW. Jnct«OT,
[■ytta, M. hyon?3axaz* Uppeucctt, George Dawk*Jame« Me*
<^gpBta<nL> Pittobhrgft. - POT^jjA..
I» van* Lit* Insured,/ .
IP NOT, read What gatneonohi* written,: t Among a 5
contriraneei o t men to proteettha tan Hy. circle from
wtmt, none can fr> found more simple In it* chftrstAer.nobM
InlU feature, or«rti*ittin.iUTe*uiis, than I*lVh
ANGS> It a the prop which the dying husband Icatcs to
support tho wife of his bosom. .. ; - ... _
It i* thonnscen hand of the Provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keying
_ nttalmrgb Ufu Insurance et,^
Orrluu' Court Sole. •■'. , I
TIV Tlrtuo ©t an order of the -AUo- I
H gbeny Ojonty, "HI bo exposed to PUBLIC BALK, on
tbf jsemta», on 310NDAY, the twenty.first df! °f I
b«r next, at 10 o'clock A. 31. of wild day, tho .following j
PBOPEBTY, bounded and tin foUowS, to wit— j
All those two certain I*>ts of Ground situate in the city of I
Plttoburgb—tbeonobegtontoffonstawMltho db-1
tancaof thirteenfeet from tlm western wall.of the Assort-1
So Iloformed Church of Pittsburgh; thenco Blona_Kxth I
street wratwardly twenty feet; thonee no 7|hwnrdly,o
parallel linn with tho said wait of said 'burch. dsbly-100
tot tlx inches; Ihcscec&rtwardly.a parnlle! lino *llh Sixth
atroet. twenty feet; thence northwardly, paraUel with tho;
'first describcd-llae; parallel .with tho welt of said ohurcb,
lelgbty-twofeet alx lechca, to Sixth rtreot, the place of bo-
Kloulnj!—nn which la crcetod a TWO STOKY |
DWELLING HOUSE; eoutMntog.olgbtroras;-»nd the
olhcrboglnnins bn on alley laid out by thoTrurtccs ofthe
I aala Aarodato Reformed Church, along >bo German bury-
I inifgronnd, between Strawberry tdlcy and Sixth street, at
I the distance of elghtv-two tot tlx Inchon; toence norlh
wardly along said alloy twenty-two foot elx Inches, to the
lino of William Mclntyre’s lot; thence-outwardly along
I said lino fifty-flr o feet; Ibonco eonthwordij, hyaline paral
lel with Cherry alloy, twenty-two feet si* Inches; end
thence parallel With Sixth atreet fifty-flvo toh ta thoplnra
[ of beginning—on which la erected a three Story BRICE
I DWELLING HOUSE, containing seven raoma.
I The ftboro described proporty to bo sold as tho real esiato
I of Elizabeth Lewis, deceased. -
I Ter tcrmß of 6ale, enquire of JOS> ana
I 31. W. LEWIS,
| 'nct23:dtd ’ • Exccntora of said Elizabeth fowls, dop’d.
' — : orphans’ Court Sale. '
BY vlrtuo of an order of the Orphans’ &nrtor Allegheny
Countyl dated the 29th day of Oct.. 1863, will be expos
ed to publlo aslo, at ; Auction, at tho. Court House,jlni the
Oltv of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, the. 23 th day of, Nov.
SatSo’dXa. as thobeal estatoof MfdwelMatt,
lato of Shaler - totrnshlp, deceased, all that ccrtaln lot or
plSe of ground, situate In Stewartstown, of j
Allegheny, boundodand. described as follows : Beginning
at a poston tho Butler Turnpllto Itoad, thonee Northw-ardly
nlongsald road seventy-five (76) fee**® another posVthcnw
Eaatwartly by lot held by James Burko, one hundred (1001
tot, to a twelve foot along sdd
ito the place of bexinnlnp, Said lotls subject to an annual
[ 5r (Sinln other lot or piece of
joining the abore, containing In frtmt on the BuUer Tmu*
-SIS &S&
ry Brich Dwelling House. with;oabbtntoB,nppurt^ances,
: Terms made known at ado. Tor farther ldftraia«on
apply to IIENEY HELFEMNG, AdminJrtratorofbUifiiaol
ffit actfdorSUTCHELAiPALMER, Attorneys at law.
I nordd : ‘■•'••• •"
'-v complete Analyat« of tne Holy Blbie,2
/CONTAINING the whole of thejOtl) and MW TKSTA-
and arranged systcmaUcaUy in Th\r~
fv'lbohL fbasodoh thBWorh.of.tho learn cdTftlbot,) to j?cui*
er wUhan Introduction, sotting forth the charncterof the
work and the Immense facility this method Affords for ire
deretand tog the Word of Qod. Also. threo different-Sbt.&a
of Cbntentt prefixed, and Ma snbioined, so ela
berated, nnd arranged in nlphaletlcal order, n 3 to direct at
onoe to any anbiect required. .ByEey, Nathaniel West; D.
D., 1 voLroyalSvo—abont 1100 pages. PrlceSfi.
For sale by J^S.‘DA>ibUN,
.oci23 ' - i 65'Marhetgtregt, near Fourth;
' ..' r> . copttrtnerahip« T •- ■• . J
THE UNBKRglGNEfrharing porebafifid tho of:
Jxsms RICHABO3OS, Grocery, Comtnls- J
don and Naral Store,No.l44,'Water Btreot, at!3lj?n tontlu*
nlnir the husiness, under, iho firm. and. stylo of ERWIN «
! tiTTAVORTIIB, antt we solicit a continuanco of tho custom or |
the late ptopleler. - ’
WM.DILWORTH.Jn. . j i
l Tn teshentog ray business to Eewin A Dnweirrav, I cboer-
I tone nSmmiend.lhem.to all thosa with whom I have been
S-togtaSs. James Erwin or myself will attend to set-
U novjam nB>nl?!!3 ' JA3IEB BICnAKPSON,
rnOTRn RTttKETPEOPEUTX FOB SALE—Aneff Ilireo
T?cff£ WFEUINa HooBE._wlth: Store Boon.,
iiffirS itaTl*!*™ Wood nod toltMold:
£SJS“, Boonu, hfflidesihoiStaTfrtobm, Hall, and
|g»rro n t'l* 80
i '■ y~ : ;140 Third Street/
ft nil r a . VALUABLE FARM
'n m'ffia West' TCewtofc AmT CarpSerlSlunZlUPfe t
Srot 00 miles from jWitsbuwfti and 9
Bisthttitjfr237 Acws,lso of trbicb ore •InmuttrottoMjj
bsUnco fine timber. Tho Farm is
buildings aro sttran. aSmith ondWogt.nMalier’Rßhops. ,
Stables, and other A fiaw and Gnst fliui op | rViDES—3OOO It* dear Bacon Sides for saletrr ■
thoadjoiningproperty,-fifo if- ■■l'jS- octf KING A MdOBHEAD.
"izix ?,v
* - r-*- •«' *• * „Y I*l-> 3 y-Vj.c- , \ -
• ■ vr*< . ’ .* -1 £%Vr . ,!
1 -*•» . * ;»a ,/-• -, * . '
■,»*»-*» * r.r «■ • > • *- * ( ■
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ry
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e..iLt.’~.u J. - '•*•■-’>■ »* i- ■
,^r r ’-
NKERS AND BROKER*.
TIEBHAI? & CO.,
BANKERB AND EXCHANGE
feb2ftly] Ap. 05 Wood Strcti, and Diamond Alky
JOHN WOODS, V; .-
' BANEKIi AKD ixCHAKaB BBOKERi ■ * ,
T\EALKBinGald, BUtci and _B4i&
I ) par ftmda rwewedoa, deposit.;
tendedto. tburth Street, ono door East of MariaOdtts
burgh, Ida
Demotic ami rmign £xchmpt, bMaml ndvef
Bought,£otd onrfifeatays);“*! }*? U„j. n 2
BXOnANOK AXD BANKI.NQ UOOSB O*
• W&LIAH A. HUX A CP-i ■■■■■■■; ■ ..-
6i ysmsnaax, rmsiCToa. ,
;■; $35,. Interest fl.ttoffedpiirtlnxo.'depodte; l °
fixciiANOß anb‘basktnoh o use P r
• Aj WXLKIHS & CO.|
:Ko.-1& JfoTOta Sws»*
Opposite the Ban* of Pittsburgh*
- - — a. E. ABNOXiD 6 CO., . - ]
TuicitVttH aNI) EXCHANGE BEOKKEB> . 1
*tSK*I PRS in' Exch&DgG. CoSu, Uank. NotfSj Bight and
aus proceeds remitted to any part oftho V.w°*:
Stocks bought anil sold on commwtnn* - piu-Ve. fsoW
noxtdoor to »aok of
BANKERS AND NXCHANOK , |
; COESXR Of-VOOP AKD-tIWO BTIU*M» i
flgattMGHft
made in oil Ibe principal, dtiea
posits received ot l*af and Current R.nqd^ —...t . -■-
ALUK
-ntiY
in tel EJUto ot Stock gocuritinst pmotos
IwSS NotoODtl Tima BUls, on tot trnd t\«t, buy
i anti Bell Stock* oo Ooiamtesion. . >f . ‘ •■■■' -
I .SSmw imulo OB all points-in the Uoitm-
A. WILKINS fit CO., •• I
BANKERS ANP EXCHANGE BROKERSi ••.- . • ,
',S?.aS^ TO t, M h ploa t Jgu-KINS.
H*HOLMES & 60N8,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BIVOKERfIj_ ■ _
mvt Eraovcn man nsirenta tiro aauOT* sO
- Mi Bant Nona. Exchangoon too astern ami AViatcrn
ws.
BASKEKS AM) KXCIUN'OB E^ERS,^
.SS-sSsass^^K^
I rates. •—•■• i. .•■■■ ’"■ 11 • •••• *
i UemavM
PATWCKS ft FBIEHD, '
BitNKEBS AND »ROKraty . ,
BsxEmmdUudrVJhetotheOmuroff'ifUiar^
'ffffiui uiLOHj Pw ■
•nATRTCKS * SBIE-ND,OMitcr«M^Et*Mge i Bi|K«J
la-s'swfieK®
a- dtothr OTS t«,utth.n»strf
Slntcj. ItepositjrMCliid to wurfantlsor cotrentps^j
tbo comer of VUth pad Wood Street*. >--
STO CK "S W?t““ttOK EE,
. Office ; J\>. 03 >WrM »ooa r
f mrsmntGU. ~ ‘
Soles, Droll., Howls, »lortg«w. «ni 1«M on »'
UuS*. nesoUated. Stocks w*l Lana Warranta bou^t
ttrt'V*oUt ••■' • ' -„,,,'ji : 11 -Ti rlrTr i r nr l r n i!ir*iTtrrffnfWffPT g *"* , ***^^ Mm *
" FIOBEHCB HOWti i . n ■
KO. 400 IiiIOADVAY; NJSW VpllK.
(cospcctto os in* itkomm* «-«•)
BEUBES LOVEJOY,
I'EOI’IUKTM.
uua roren,— - W~.~V '
Orown'i Hotel) —_ ;
a—a. £,/ Smith litli and Third Stmts, Ihadncrgh, JWq,
w^v nuotVS A CON S ELLV, lltoPßßnms. -
ambling atiaehtd to the lloare. ■_
~FtIAVKM.N JIO<JBK, Cleveland, Ohio,
/"TTATIUCK 4 SON,lW>rani»»r-TU» Hou/c bMUi>:
dCTKtmo thoroosh and estteomn
aSd of new furnHore, t*-,, and Of
tors jdedßO thrrowlrw Uiat nothing
ttSrnart to render tho Yr.sxs.uH aptare where till therein
foruof aflretelae.hotel«n tjuu |~ rATOlcK 4 gps.
*410,183 20
*038,318 lu
"—' SI. Charles Uotclr. .
wijlbo F?#r«l to ta»k« tbla Hotel a cornTortaW®- b<m«* .to kll
rtHIE unjeSutoe*4^SriallrlntOTDjU^nlL’^j‘h«
I t» now folly praptm'd to w«opr!t»lef»m»i«M™ U““
NEW* CARPET HOUS E*
I NO. 82 THITID BTRGGTi
j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALEB9..
TBREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
SALE 3 HOOM ml. d§B|
a larco, handsome and cheap a*sotttnǤgof
C > Floor Oil Cloths, from Ito 24 feet vldejftb,
110 ntrf Knaoclod Cantos© Gotha, fc S?J£t.
T* foil stocked with an unrirtflei assortment e^'
Tancrtrr. Iharafn,aud superflue carpeting: muand btalr
nU width© and prices: embossedw
Piano cotct«l Mosaic, Vclcotj.Axminsttr, ChtMlUlo and
1““""* •SSS&fgfiftS?* ...
tlKKi^ilsSS'SiSKSal
Wcettc Met and Hag Carpets cotton anil wool Yenlilan
»nd a splendid assortment of English ehoeptUu* of all col-'
° r o a il a itTbo. wonid respectfully caU. the attention of
persons wishing to furnish atcamboats, hotels or dwelling
houses to the Bboro, a* they are determined to Bell at the
low-price* they have heretofore been celling at, and
les* than any other esiabliehmentln this.city.
' 7«ng Q, n. IIEAPLT i CO.. No. 82Thjrd street.
sacred Mnalc Booliu, ■ .■ , 1
FOR Church Choirs, <fcngKgaUons,.*c, uholesala
and retail. V' r . Back, per dca^
Klnesley’a Harp cf DatU,a collection cf Church .
Music* - 40 C»
Modem rsalmist,hyLotrell Mown; . jte- TfiO
Tho Modern Harp, or Bouton Bacred Melodist, hy- c \
L. Whlto and duo. R. Could, yf~ »«™
-National Psalmist, by Mason and Webh, . ; .So, ~ ;,W
illarpof thoWoat, vS°,
Natfenal Lyre,
Bay Stato Collection, -yj"
Tho Church Choir, . „ ■ OoC - °’ UJ
American Psalmody, with figured Bass for Organ .
- or Plano, , <>•*; : °t o< }
ALSO, The Melodist, a collodion of popular nud social
Songs, 01ew.&c.
Tho Social Qleoßdok. •
JuTonllo Oratorios, farauTonllo classes, schools, sc, ; ;
' Musical Class Booh, for adult singing classes. . .....
- Young Lady’s Ilorp, designed for fcmolaAcadcmlcsaud
tho social circle. . „ „ : „ .
Together with tho New Carmlna Sacra; CaotlclaLandlns,
Ac., Ac. Just received by CHARLOTTE BLVMB,: ;
■OClBc ; lIS Wool street.
: Mew-Sacred Music Boobs*
TUB SHAWM—A Library of Church Music, etc,, con*,
taininc over 1000 compositions, by Wm. 15. Bratlbary ]
and Geo, F. Root, assisted by Thomas Has tings ondT.B. ;
Mason. Price 76o.—par dozon $8,50. - ' „
SACRED UELODEON—On a new system of notation; by
A. 8. Itayden. Prleo 7&c.—per dozen $7,60. .- • /
I ZIAItP OF THE SOUTH, tin Potent Notes;) a new coljee*
1 tlon of Sacred Music, Folected from tho most popular, com*
I dowtb, by ProC J. B. Woodbury. lVtee7sc.—pcrdoz.s7,6o.
CHRISTIAN MINSTREL—By Aikln; one nr the most
popular boobs published. Price 75c.—per dsa- $8,50. • • =
NEW OARMINA SACRA—By Lowell. Mason, and tho
moat successful music book over published; over 360,000
copies haro been soldi Price 75c.—per doz. $8,59, f
CANTICA LAUDIS, or American Book of Church Music;
the latest collection; byiowell Mason ond Gco.J. Webb.
Price7sc.—perdoz. SS,SO. - ~ r ’„ , V
I A largo supply of tho ahore popular Music Books receiv
ed, and for sale singly or by thequantity, by ■.. . ■
octl7 * JOHN g.-MBLLLOR, 81 Wood at.
New UOBior New Mtulc 1 . I
H KLKBER has Just received, per Adams* Express,
* THEY SLEEP IN TJIK COLD GRAVE—new song
composed anil dedicated to J.Fieming, Esq., by H. Klober. I
Old Dog Troy, by B.C. Foster.
. The Garland, a set of beautiful WalUca for Guitar, by
Pf AH Things o pleasing Duett for two voices,
byGtoTer,'- .
I Wert Thoato Speak Farewell. .
I ~ The-Prima.Dbntia Wftlta, as performed with unbounded
applause by Julien’s band.: . .. ? - " I
• • dQllen’fl Musical Tour in America* a descriptive piece, i
embodying all the Amoricoir'NatibualAlrsj by Jullen. i
Jluty Darling’s Farewell, for Guitar.
I - Kttty Clyde,::. . “ do. •;/' .•
I Old Log Ilut, ? V/ do., etc., etc. - %
I - AUo, “Dodvrorth’B Brass Band-School, 1 ? containing every
necessary Information to. organlzo Brass Banda, to under*
I stand tlio nature of brass, their selection and adaptation,
I cmd embracing a number 1 of fine pieces-arranged for foil
I Brass Bands by AUen Dodworthy !coder of the celebrated
Dodworth Brass lhrnd,-New Yorkj for Baleby •
oclfi H. KLEBERG No. 101 Thin] street.
ENTERPRISEWORKB.
no. 13G WOOD sransr, thtbo boon below vraan? Aurr.
‘ MO WN tLTETLST,.
■ _jrfTi?K| T "~ TT TV IMPQBTKR9 and manufacturer* of
SUROICALAND DENTAL
\ INSTRUMENTS, R*P LBS. Ac, We
Iggpf keep a general sssortmantpr the above
*^S3Sr.articles constantly on iarid; together
with tt general variotyof Panoy Hardware, Al®, Guns, pis
tols and Revolvers, I'losSS, Horns, Shot Belts, Cops,
Lad and Bullets Bowls, XBrte Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors-and Hair .Dressers' Shears; Pocket Scissors,.
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. . „ .
PTyi.T’-Hti—TTa oro maidng Rides of.every, description, to.
order, of the best meterlal, aml wortmonflhlp iromntal.-
for them at tVholwalqor KehiU. wm beCD
ed with despatch.. Hunting parties suppllql at tVholraaie
prices,.' . . tnylo
TfB.OAJiVBBT ® «0-l ' „ .
TMRSIKKKB3,;ESBnWBKS-AND EMBOSSERS, and
I ) EsnxoPE JUauFiOTCBZES, Ko. 48 Sotttii Third street
rnILAPiaPHIA,' "P 3O .
; "VKSITIAN BUBDS. .
EVEBY 4l*nnf, for tol» *t manufiwturere’ pnres,
O .mSTkew eawm
new Wood. - fnarittfl. -.. KOMawN AyU-
r'ILIFF BTKKtrr—Two'Lota for colo, MlUataioilClill aoJ
U Cook etreeta, eadi 24 feet fton« bl3B deep; Price $3OO
®“« 0n^ taha §. a io";
Real Eatats A gcnta. HO Th l nl Ft.
V---V
r-, *.7; V-* V
\ <?, ■ s£. *v vV • •
Piriacpson.
HOTELS, &c.
, + s'
: * i t r ■/ A
PUENITURE.
WJI. E. STEVEN SOU continues to m&nof»«tiiw
1 OADINET-WAItEof every description, otbifloldstntoJ*.
■Mfes corner of Xiberty ond'-SeTentb streets*', BNPE"*"*:*.
I*[ ltabrftnchea*, v. i . m ? u -
“H >, MILLIKEN*CO., * k .
HAVE ON’ HAND at theirfixtcnAira CABINET ana
OIUIH MANUFACTORY, No* 64 BmltbflfiW rtnst, «
lai-au assortment of fency' ans plain mrdture,-whlchthey.
•will agll 15 percent, belpw..{rustomaryrat®.^ ' '• *
.. Ttenno— cwahonly.
Great inducement* to Casl* FitrcUaaers.
4 |t ri! Trin g(>n our Iwgß Btoclmf:OOMMOll r AND fAHCT
W" cams AND BKDSTBADS, at prices .that cannot.
to"to pjeoao cash narchoaers.
Our tefins are CASH. ■ JAMES IX>WBI, JR,
mar 2s _ • cor f gerentb and I«P6rty gtau
journeyman CaUinelilnUera Assoclatton.
I WAKBUaUSE 03 THIRD-3TBEST,
/nctttelt-WOO&iASP HAMR-BIS*); .j;*. •
\ «* ' ’ Tins ASSOCIATE) embracing f?y :.
tiriee to thrco times
many hands, as tbo-largest.ana ran.
mnat. renowned buaineftft »• T■ •
Bnremu; Mahogany ''JJxSJSg
Chairs; Mahogany WashstandS Sotos; lhTaiuS Plan*
Book Cnses: Becrctarics} : Card'Tablesv~Pier"TaMes«
Card Tablea:Contra Tables; Hat Rocks;
Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and
■Workatands; Cherry and Common Workstanda, high post.
Domain, low.and trundloßedsteadsjCherry Bureaus; Cribs;
of cooperation, on an eitenstoe scale, per
mit thrai to*® at the^wcst-prices, and thq-jre deter-,
■ sfidned to sell, lower than any competitor an P**!.
Übot better article, and warranted-as the pubUowill un
omy description, male to order in or cry style, nt the short-
« and 99 WMf &«*«**
Mends and eustnmere ■ thsthe
rg*i
«SSJ •"" 'k 2j 0 f pturdhira, which la dcddcdlj 'J» *
the largest and best erer offered tor sale la thiauty, wwen
wtil bffldld at pricesaslow as any totho United btates,
T /a ho la determlnod to uphold-ibe
sotted materials, beat worknumßhlp, and newest aM
from tbe extent of hi* orders and facility fai
be la enabled toptoduco w&mntedfarnltaxe, nttnelowest
i adopted the principle of Identifying
Iniereat witlrhls own, In quality, and price,
ways on hand the'greatest variety of errety description ox.
fumture, from the cheapest and plained, to tbe Ea °® t e
rant uml costly, that * home, or any jnrt ba
famished from his eta*, or mmtdartured expressly tfor
der. Tho following articles wnalrfe to port, of Ws Jtocn,
which tat richness of style and finish, cannot da surpass#**
la any of theßairterri cities:
. •- Louie XIV tete-frtety Sofas;
; 60 Sofas; in plush and hair cloth,* -
; 60 tie*.Mahogany Chairs;
20 dox. Walnut - **
60 Mahogany Bochtog w
20 Walnut **
60 Mahogany H vans;
, 20Walnut
- 60 Marble Tbp Centre Tables:
60 u u Dressing Bureaus;
*;.Wasbstands; * :
40 Enclosed . 41 •
:10Q Common. 1
20 Plain Droniug Bureaus;
, 40 Mahogany Bedsteads
20 Walnut “
• 60Cottage • ' .“•••• •■■ ■ ■ •
COO Cherry andToplar Bedsteads; ,
' 20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
/10 Walnut «
' : . 10Cherry •.. ■ - M ■ -•■■■■
60 Main Bureaus;
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables; : j
12 Secretary and Bookcases; .. ’
20 dot Cano Scat Chxars;
24 Cano Scat Rocking Chain;
. 121/uite5 > IVriting Deaka; ■ r_. . _ .; .
Uat and Towel Stands; What-Nots; .
Ktiguires; - paper MacbeThbles:
Conversation Chairs;, Pembreko ‘
HtovtKltam “ . HaJUndTif* “
Reception •** * • lodlesMftork . ... .
Pbaxtlnloid M • Kxtetißion Dining Tables,
Am ’ - u . Ottomans; •
WINDSOR CUAIRS, earner Slaues supplied wUh auar-
HOTELS, famished «* Its shortest
notice.- ■■ ■.-- * ..
AB(mlersproaptlyattended to. . .. ■.■■ •... •■-. a V T P -
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
HEW JEWELS? STOEB,
. Jfo; B 7 market Street, ; • ..
YSrcnrtd dfove Utc Xortii-w.il corner of the ZHaaumd.) \
■ I OUS STBVEN6OS, (of ibo latcflrui of John B. M’FiuMon i
•I & Co-) twpecifully ahnounevs to the publiMhat he has
opened, at tho above gtandrftflnonwsortawntof WATCHES,
SeWELHY; atLVEft AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, QI
-ILANDOLKS, Jacket and TulAe Outlay, lirXannu t Tea and
QtidnvjQm'Sctfi and tho usual variety of goods in bin line.
af attention given to tho REPAIR of FINK
WATCIUEB,JEWELRY.4c, ..... • . •.. *
. He that from -bis long experience la barfness, he
wlllbe able to give satisfaction to those who may favor Wm
with their patrwxasd;
' '.tsbttrgh, JJaylStit, ISo*L
lU'€lMird«ou» JewclUti ■
H AVISO refitted hbt Ptoro in ft handsome manner, ana
hot recently retained froratUo eastern cittea tfith a
flue assortment of WATCItKS, JK\mUV\ and ! VANOY
GOODS, would call th« attention of Ids friends and custom
ers to tho foci that among his IVatcluw will be fdutiiJ the
roost desirable * tyl«*ipatterns and makers. Of J ewelry, the
latest styles of Broochejvßmist Fins, Foband Vest Chains,
Taw lUngs, Ear Kings, Miniature etc.
FANCY as Pnpler Mache, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perflitte Bottles, Table Male,
Colt’s Wstob, Porto Monnales in great rartety; China Print
and Cake Dishes; with an emlleKs Varielyof useful toul or
namental artirles, whirl* hare Only to be seen to be apP*?-
elated, ' . {norl|: - ■ KO.BIMARKKTrffItEM.
I“"SACra WOIVTU KSOWINtt.—To *U That anr about to
< purchase anything In the way of Due -Watches, rich
Bold Jawelry # or sterling Hirer Ware." UuOD has now on
band t iety coM assortment of all bind* orcooda In hi*
lino of-.busUitfs, (bat he Ja selling at their tbub yawe ami
at least ftnmSa to 50 cent below the prices asked by those
“Old Fogles^that have been twenty years or>6 la the mar*
ket with their old etockof goods that eosj,when purchased,
double their present value, and yet thcysexpect to tohke a
profit on themi 1 assert- frets worth knowing,.that I am
Selling go6d*, now and fresh, j ast purchased, as ahovy, from
25 to 60 a cent cheaper than any other dealer. In, this city,
at 51 Market Jtrc»i. • : ::v v '. V:v •■• • • •s>'# '
TTfOiISK TU LKXY AND i’OUMTUUB i’Oll SALK—A
ri good tbrco story house on: Second etrcet, bctfreon
Wood and Market. The furniture will to Sold at a bargain.
Enquire of : J WSjV :• H. O. HOODt SI Matkol ■
•“ iiny Wood Sarsery .and Gardens. • ~
TAMES KENNEDY, Halo Manager of the wslLknownSy
*J racuse Nuseries, Nc w York,>togBleave toinfom the
public. that hobos now established an EX.TENBIVB NUR
SERY, on the Farm of Mr. James. B.Negley, near-East Lib
erty, where he shall to prepared, allot the sth instant, to re
ceive and fill orderrfor every varfoiy of Fruit and Oroomen-1
ial Trees, Hardy and Green Houre Shrnba and Plants, In i
addition to o choice ond superior stock on tand r he has wade
arrangements with one of the laxgestNurseriesin the East,
to keep up his supply. Having a thorough and long expe
dience in the business,ho can assure bis. customers perfect
would cb'orcspoctfallyofferhUeerviccs in
designing, layingcut, end managing linrel (Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks,-or the grounds of Country Residences; and will
cdsofhrnkhplanafor thQ.fbrmntion of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, Ao, la the highest styles of the art.
Practically acquainted with every branch of Landscape
Gaolenhig* and having spent years in the Sylvian Park s of
EMland, arul on tho boantUhl banks- of tho ITudson, ho
hopes ho has tho capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favor Limb ; ■> . ■ ■
Oommunications can to addressed through tho Cil
P6#t Officer left at the Warehouse- of Messrs. Neglcy
Mohan, S 2 Wood street.
CELEBRATED CU EiIICAL TEA ST
OB B AKIftG POWDERS,
Tfit Cheapest, JltaUkic-!t } m*d Useful ami Economi
cal ArticUJbr Raising Svad, Biscuit, Fried,
Griddle, and Jofomy JRwfry, .
■- 'Pwdihjjs, Swat Cake*, ■ •
■ Ctoi Bread* del, .
- B VBR iyTENTED,
Opinions of thbpress:—
Those who Jt]iaTotrie4.ltj have fouml that Ihoadveruse
meDfdoes not'Taunt its praises too highly .HTdlahasseo
Roridfan And Journal, Feb, 19,1863. , .
Housekeepers, who have tested the quality .of this pow
der* pronounce unanimously In Its favor.—[kxk port. Daily
Courier. • „ . .
It surpasses everything intbewoy of nsinp, we ever saw
used in the baking of eaAr«. i -{llahway Advocate and Ecgle
ter, April 15,1863. >-. ..•
.This is an Article of fmch uUlity In Tarjous kinds of cook
ery, that when its virtuvs becomo properly known, no
housekeeper, that studies comfort nnd economy, will, wil
lingly do without it.—[N. V. Pick., May 21,1850.
No one need hesitate to uso Durlreo’a alHraporfcantarUcle
to housekeepers.—{ltopubllcao Bannor.and Nashville Whig,
Feb. 17,1850. ' .. * . . *
Would you have light bread, fiweot bread, bread that you |
can eat with a good relish, do not forget to procure DurWa
Baking Powder, and you will'not foil to havegood brtad, I
cakes,&c.-r-[TroyDailyr^iines,May 24,3852,. •• ■ -\
We have tried this article, and can recommend it with
perfect confidence.—*{Quebec Umette, July,lBs2i
Durkcc’s Baking Powder wb have tried at onr house 1 , nnd
our' “better, half” wakostoniabod at .the: result,—[WY.
Daily Time* Oct 23,1852. 1 . ' ’
Allgood housewives will redeem and glorify tho name
of Durkee, after they lmvo given his Baking Powder a fair
trial.'—(New-York'Bun, -5ept,30,'1852.• - ... • ■■ . ...
- Durkoe's Baktiig Powder, uudouhlcdly the bestarUolo for
this purpose that baa jet been discovered.—N; Y. Dutch-.
man, Feb. 12.1863. i
'• The highest commendattous, ftom burdredsof thelargest
and most respectable wholesale houses in ibis, and nearly
every large city on* this continent, could be given, If space
allowed it.
H R. DTJRKEE,
Sots PBOPWETOa AND' SIaKOTAOTOBEB,
• 139 Water street, New York
IJIOCTEII 'A McKEE, Agento, PlttuliuiKli. [octal]
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ISB -SECOND AND 151; FIRST BTIUSKTS.
• ' is stottKAiro FOa sait, .
SO9 bagsßier Coffee; '' : ; :: ' 300 bblsN.D.Uolasses; , '
ITOhlulaN.O.'&uptir;—' OObbls Sagar-House do.
30 boxesGrsnt’s Tobacco; 200 bates Batting ; • • •
BOboxesYTebgter t>lil do; 300 kcgsNails, assorted
20 bxs Russell St Kobinson’s; 2OoboxesGlaaa; . “. .
100 caddy boxes of various 30 kegs Vi. Twist Tobacco;
.... brands; v 200boxes-Eortnßoap;
DObblsLoaf Sugar; • - 50 boxes Palm do.:
20 bags Pepper; 20 boxes GrouialPeppor; ,
i- l& faigB P>mento;'= fficpg?]- ~ Ground Cassia. Ac. Ac. Ac.
lbs prime, new' white Honeys in eujaU
lifcoxes. forfamllr’use/jdfit received And for Pale by j
aSggO ' ;: ~ f j.; I>. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood rt.
EJSSIDiiNOB FOB BALK—SUualed In Allegheny City,
•'Tbolatls DO fect;frtmtoA North Canal 255,
debp to liberty street. ' Thobonseis largenntlconvenient-,
ly arranged, with gas fixtures, bath room, Ac- Agnod Car-'
riage Houpo add StabletmLiberty street; trees, shrubbery,
Ac. This ifeHdeneo trill be sold on easy tenns.
pct2o g.CUTHBBRT A gON t l4oThirdst.
BKITIBU • LUSXiUS-rlQ'caskß -fpraalo l>y ‘ -
ocflg ■ V- , B. A. FAnSBSTQCK. ft.CO.
ru -i Snip DlTillUUl>
XjERSONS Insraea to Uto Mutual Department tbo
Life Insurance Company, are requested ta
all ami receive Cieir Scrlpfor the CO pcT ccut> djYldexnl do
clarcd on Uia Ist of February Just.-. ■
«fIS. \ . "■ C A. COLTON, Secretary '
~ v - ' Machine* ' ■ ■ ;
mpE BOSTON . BATTSAOB OUTTRtt’ AN& ffTCFPKItS;
JL' nay f ‘Straw,and Stalk Cutters; Chums, Improved Coro
Shollcrs, for hand and howe power,Pruning Chisels,' S*ws<
and & l*Tge assortment of implements suitable fbr the
Garden and Farm, from the Seed and Agricultural Ware
house, 40 Fifth street
ocl4 • JAMES WABDHOP,
V '
\\v i
..«>Vv
HISELLANEOUS.
A MIOOIiAMATIOH.
TIFHEttEABi: by no AstafAsscmbly, In (mondment ot
April, A. B. 1851, the wle of BeWtoouvTlnonaena-flelv
Ucraore, on Bundey. is BOBBIfioBN within, the limitsof
AUeghenyOoUnty, under: the ponsltyofFifty Doll era,£br 1
each offence,tobo imposed by summery convlepon, end in (
default Uiefrcof, la punishable by imprisonment in »ho ]
5 ro^en l UopWon ofthe Supreme Conti,
promulgedat p/ttebnrgb,theprlodpleja Wd iownybkh ,
.BwecpHaway all doubt aa to theconstitutlonaUty of thifl^lew,
AUd*' 1 Whereas, muchvOf .the crime .and disorder which .
harestalnedthe annals of tbisclty la refcraileto thoccm-,
mon and notorious practice which, it is the purpose of this
l& Ana?Whereas,hn uniform and .iuflcilblo enforcement Of
this law aintribntototho prcserrationor
ordor,atul the deration of the. public
mittlng no one Teml&r or class of renders to ply theirtrad
on bBNDAY, can wotk injustice to noon*; , f
i . And/Whcreas,: by virtue ofuny in
i tion of my official oath, It Is myspecial duty to
I enforcement of this law,l have issued this, my Proeloma-...
i thm to that end. . , ■
I Andy: 1-. hereby call upon all tovero-kecpers> keepers rd
( coffee-honses, restaurants jand eating-houses, or by wLaiso.
ever other names the places maybe tnbwn,‘WhOre ilws
l sire or have been sold ordispensedjto submit tbemseltM io>
thelnw as good dtlsensjoha irefrainfrom tbe.ddeoniqum*-
oii Sunday j and I worn them that every infraction of this;
law which nmy be .detected, will-be punished with tho.at*
| most rigor, and the extreme at .lUiprorißkms. en
forced wi thcrat distinction of persons or conditions.
• -JAndy in aid of my.settled determinatioii-to compcl an i
1 universal obedience of this law, I shall require every mem-!
1 bar of tbe Daj Ponca, every"member of tha Night Police, ]
: hud overy Spccbi who may.Tje soloect tomy com-,
I tn report temadttbaittoflnstant dismissal or sag
! pension, every infraction .of.this law tbat shall fall under I
his observaUon» crotherwise come tohis knowledge. ' i
•And as submission to wholesome lawals honorable to all
nxen oa their violation is disgraceful, I earnestly invoke the
assistance of good citizens Inmy efforts to enfbrco this law.
And tliat they may tnoro effectually rohder such assistant,
I pray them to dismiss, that most mistaken repugnance to
becoming Informers which often restrains the; law-BUdlng
from affirming their ova patriotism byvoluntary eontiibu*;
tion of information and nldto; Officers. of the law, who in
the slmplidty.of our repablicaalnsUtutiona are necessarily
weak in numbers, and dependent for efficiency upon popular
-countenance and co-dpexetioo.. / • ■ .•:;•••■ ~:'m- TC
r 'Relyingupongaebaid,and.pledging-myfeifandofficers
to ah energetics, vigilant, and sustained effort to enforce this
law, and pnnlsh every infrartion ot Us provisions, 1 once
more dill upon oil .venders of spirituous, vinous and malt
liquors, to refrain from the sale theroof on Sandays wmun
the City of I’lttsb'orgh. . ' _ , Q ._
-Witness my hind this Sixth day of October, A. B. 1803.
octa 9 ROOT. M.~RIPDKE, Mayor. -
- " decSTJy
THE OLDESTESTABLISIIED OFFICE IN TIUS CITY
: mOKBT TO OUD COWSTBT.
T AMISS BLAKBLY begs IcaTe to My to those poisons hav
.l inj; friends tntke end desirous ct cither
seudingthcni money or paying their pMaage,that hla ar
rangements fordolngolthcr is now Complete, and on so Ann
a basis that mistakes can not occur, nor losses accrue to any
oarty. • Darios the last ton yean in which he has boon in
this business, he has remitted over a Half Million ofDollars
without the loss of a dollar. Bad the honseforwhicb he is
naent. In Liverpool,has shipped not less than 46,000 persons <
doling the last year to this country, without acomplalnt of
neglect of duty on their part. ' „ ’
■ HocanisauePasaengerTichctaforLondon,Dnblln,LiTer:
tool, Glasgow, Cork, Bel last, Drogheda, Llmeriek, Port
ttoai. Newty,Galway, Londonderry, and Dundalk, to how
York. Philadelphia; iioBton, Baltimore and hew Orleans, and
from thence to Pittsburgh; and will attend^ I ttoosahtoT
Uo also has sight drafts tat sale, payable at the following
fU “ 3 ' TU: ON ENGLAND. ■
Edwards, Sandford t london. ,
Vfo. Toppseott A Co— ~ - .Liverpool.
(Available in the principal cities ami towns tbrongbout
England and Walea5 osiREtAHD
! Prorlnclal Bank ■ Ireland——
~ fryaitpTmL „ ....
•Armagh, Belfast, Downpatrick, Ennlsiillfn,
. Mallow, Strabone, Athlone,
Drogheda, 1 Termoy, -Monaghan, Ennlseorthy,
Bali in a, *. Cavan, Dundalk, Galway,
Hewry, Tralee, Balymena, ,-CfonmelV
Daneotroon, Londonderry, Oraagb, Yongnolij.
Banbridee, KUkenny; Dongannon,. Kilrush,
Waterford, Coleraine, Parßonstown, Cork,
Ennis, Bandon, BUgo, Wexford,
Cootebßl, Limerick, - Bailyshannon, '
- * ON BCOTLAND
i National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches
la fifty _
Messrs. Edward Blonnt A 00., Bankers—— ... -laris.
■ (Available in any city in France.)
OS GERMANY.
Messrs. Vogel, Kock A Co.,Bankera, Fnmkfortron-tho-5Ia!o.
(Available in anydty in Oe^tn^^^
lflfi, cor, of Seventh andSmßhfield rbv
PASBAGE ISOM UVEBTOOI.
iSffi ■ B9IERU.OBLSI , ,^“7l
TIIIS splendid new Ship, built for “ Tapscott a -Lams 1 !*
the largest Packet SWp nfloat, and for strength, of!
build, accommodations far passengers, and sailing qualities, ]
ha*nt»«iaal!n the Liverpool trado. . . •• .••: ...••• .
The KMBRALD ISLK Will nail from Liverpool on or. flboat
the tixtu o* D*CMDCtt, : and persons sending for ihuir
friends should not lose the opportunity of securing pa? ?nge
for tbcnrtjf this noMc Ship. v li« i» . '
Id order to prevent delay, passengers will be notified ■
letter from Messrs.-W- Topsoolt A Co., Liverpool, nbntdfly
to be there to embark. . ~ « •■■■, ± I
•/ xim Kmcrald Idols commanded by Capt-Geo. B. Cordon,
(recently of tha&vorite packet ship,"l?nL3hps»tt,”)nhol
is well known for bis kindness to passengers, and-tus skill
fulm-asa* a commander. ~. .. .. .‘ ’
N*. th—TboE.lwill be succeeded by the magmficcut new
ship “ Shamrock,” commanded by the well known Captain,
2l *ro secure passage, apply to JAMES JJLAKKLY* .
. cvl2! fWner of Seventh st»d Pmnuiiidtl p**,.-
ValuablotFarm for-Bah» . . „ 1V I
IN PETERS TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUH-1
r"raTY* P£NNA.—The‘ undersigned wishes to of
valuable Farm, rituafed iabnaoftba most thr*
ting, frrtite and desirable eccUdnsot
inanelghborhood ptoferhlalfor its good moral* and iutol
licence; nod. sufficiently convenient to good This
w.i Hea within two miles of- tho proposed .rate for .; U». I
Chariiers Talley Railroad, an improvement which will cer
toinly bamadeduriog tho coming about j
145 ACHKS, moro or 1653: of which there arO aboot ll&
AORB3 CLEARED. and. in a high state of
Andy Improved, Tha uncleared land aboundsiu good.Tim*
whole is abundantly supplied with vaxer. it
"adJolni-Unds of TTxlliam Park, I)anJel otl
The Improvements are TWO. OOQDjpWfihtINQKUOU.K^
on'eßrickend tho Other.Framei aFrame BARN, and two
Frame STABLES, with other . necessary out-bulldicgfc
There inAn : abundance of -fine FRUIT oa -this property.-
This valuable Faiin wM he sold on accommodating tei me.
For any farther Information In reference to it, applies lion
Can be made to tho subscriber, In Canousburff. lT n „: ■ .
MpTMltt JMW OAI/UTAV
"fcTEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!—Nos. J anil S lllusUi.tw! |
j\- Record of tho New York Crystal Palace Exhibilitvy—
■ Father Brighthopes, or an oldClergyman’a Vacation? py I
Paul Creyton. • 1 . ■■‘•'•i
- The Boyhood of Great lieu. . * , • • •• ' *r
: Cranford; by tho author of Paith Mcorlaud Cottage, *e.
-The ficnatoA Son,or the Maine Law: a Last Ilcfugu, by
Metta Victoria Fuller. n
• Rudiment of the Art Of Building; edited: by John
RullOCk,.' >;
' Jane Seton, or tho Singes Advocate; by James Grant, ...
Tho Rebel Scout; by Aria Ashland.. • . w
; TheTorged Will; or Crimo end Retribution; by Emerson,
Bennett; : . ... ■ _ .■;•■■■
The Victim of Excitement, by Caroline Leo Renta.
• A ftosh supply of the above works Justrerelved at.
. W. A. OILDKNFKNNEV A CO/S, r
octo 76 Fourth "tm-lv .
THE latest published, just received. „ „ I
phargiHa, raise Brillante, pour le piano, par F. Burg. 1
tnttllor, a _ „ 1
TcsTalipes,3valsen. Ottoman Walta. • 1
’ ; There iabut ono Paris, 4 Waltses; by Strauss. . ]
Etty Way. • Do old Church Yard, *c.
Also: Lilly Polo; Katy Dean; 1
• They*vo sold mo down do river; ' .
Blossom ScbotUsh; Alton Schottlsh; • •
FridePolk*; Early Dawn Polka;,. ;i
- Home Again*' ■ •
i Together with tho latoßt Guitar and Violin Music. A large.
| and splendid selection of Piano Fortes will arrive shortly,
when purchasers andotbers ore invited to call and examine.
• .. : CHARLOTTE MUMB,IIB Wood street, . . ;
■ aug26 - Second door above Fifth.
KKttlTCnT k Ofi.
Ohiokbring'iPUnoi*
m TUB subscriber hwjnstrecelTcd from the
cclobrated manufactory of JonoflChlckerlng,
Boston; the following Piano Fortes, which ore
now open fbr examination and £&le,Yix /...
N0,i3C33-<meelegant rosewood, round comers, flnlshca
bock andfrout, 6% octares, priw..... JJ
No, ISC7B—one rosewood square, 0 octaves, price : w
« 13050 -do- do do C. .** ; ***>
« 13GS3 do ‘ do round front 0 “ *■ 2? SS
“ 13045 do walnut do 0 *J
« 13502 do do round cornors 0 w “
,« 13*18 -do do square • Of* u 2W) 0Q
' Airiho aboraare finished with the new iron frame and
tow. scale, with. Mr. Chlcherlng’sname cast on the frame, to
prnimt imitations rad Imposition/ Purchnseraare invited
to examine the above elegant instruments,; at tbo Music
. Store and Plano Ware-rooms'of , _
- JOHN n* MELIfOB, Agent for GblekeringVPfcmos,.
jy3o -•--‘llOlBl Wood rtreeVHttsbnrnlu-
t *-* v - , ‘~" ■*' 4.-- y-,. v
• ■*’' ; •' -'■*^ ; .1 :?'■
1 /VC*-.— i
>* ■
. ' «* *i
EUEOPEAH AQEHCY.
SEW EIBBIC.
Beal Estate For Sale.
2 Houses-and Lots'on Pinestroot; . .V . I
Three Brick Houses andl*ta on Pu» street;.. .
Three ßrick D6ase* and tots ta East Birmingham;..
One acre Lot opposite St. Mary’s Oumetcry, on the Green *
burgh and Tornplko,.enclosed Fitn ® board ]
f °?So acre Lot iadjoining the above, alau enclosed,', with a ,
good bo*nl.fence; onthelot Is a small frame house, excel*
Uteres of Land four miles from'the city, ad*
joining, lands of Samuel Garrison, and fronting on the Al*
legbooy river* and Valley Railroad.: ,
i One Brick H 'ose and Lot on Webster street;
i • One FramtfHouse and Lot on Franklin street;
| Two Lots inAlleghetiy City, well improved;.
-Fifty Lots In East Liverpool, Ohio; •* •
The above property will be sold onfavorablo terms, anu
on three fourths of the purchado money a long credit will.
■ JAME 3 BLAKELY.
| jy23 : , Beal Estate Agent:
Hope MUU in Full OperattonrAgalnl
.Tb VAN’S BMLDINGB, Fifth streetr-TUB PROPRIETOR;
X\> thankful to tho public tor past custom, venturesto -tP*
llclt a continuance of the same for his pxeaoht£hterprifC—
the establishment of a Flour and' Spihe JKQr within the I
city, for the accommodation of hiseustomers; vmd aU'itrho
wish to have really good Flour; pure ground Spices, &c.
Tho attention of Families, Merchants and others, is inti*
ted. and all 1 ask is that they will giveme a trial.-.-
f u B. BRAVO,-Nb. l l lSaS»ond.-;
N. B.—An articles taken hack ifnoV Ibund the
1 money returned. -./^ ; - : .•
PATENT FRUIT GATHKRKIt-For picUng fruit from
t&ll trecs without the aid of a ladder; pruning lustra*
menUof themost approved construction? Digging, Forks,
suitable for strawberry bed*, Ae4 : PotatooHooks; Feed
DriUsjCutUng Boxes, Or Hay or-Corn.Stalks*PJf .v*»ous
patterns, and a great variety bf labor saving implements
forthe garden'or farm. Barry’s, anil other
standard wortoi on -Architecture, and
Landscape Gordeniagvforsate at the Seed and. Implement
\Woxehouse.'Nb.4il Fifth Pa.
t Jy22 • JABUSB WABBROP; .
WalFa Academy ; of Drawing .and -Fainting ! j
TXr-, 0-WALL would notify his friends and therßublifij
Yy i thathefcas removed hb studjd frokri Firstitrcct,i
tn the corner:of Market and Fourths treats, r
over the storeof Wm. M. Ilcrah
At the request of his friends, h e baa .also o pened ABR A yyx
ING SCHOOL.':. Clssser.Or young Indies
wiUbefbrmed inboihßrawlngand Painting..
upa Boom with every ferilby for study, and
his enterprise willmeot with a supporting patronage.
. aprgbtfy.t : *• 1
' Ist&grrattteSfo contaittMuci*{f j
Jtii pate when first roed, but by
comes EntduaUy «t a most listens., uni TjGtmammt btecU
For sjttein botttespr .arteus ito,by-’uhol«^oOT«tdl 1 j^,
Warehouse, Market streeWrocagr of SJ.
forwarded for sale by
B. A, FAHNESTOCK « OG.
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■BE. KEYSKE’S PECTOBfIJ, COUGH BYBUP.
ti thopriscrlptlon of arcgulax physician, who used it Silt
aeToral years in his praetlco,wlth success unequalled by
any other medicine nor In use, and It was only.npon tho
peat and daily Increasing demand. *>* It, that he was Usdo
ced to put It up in bottles, *».« more goneraland extensive
B&lo. . : ..
Wo claim for tho "Pectoral Byrop .Umt.lt Is en entirely nm
preparation^ ifferlng: in every respect from tho Tartoas
remedies now In: uso,for the diseases of tho Pulmonary i .
organs* Udoctnol licbcn Vie Stomach byoonteinlng dguj,
SeoUng doses of *qu ills, antimony, and IpocachUana.. ti
has in It no opiates to constipate tho bowels,and dry up the ,
score tiog organs; but .its-action is. wholly different, uttm -.,
tha action of any of the above named drugs. Jt itan *E?> .
peefrtrairfitbat dears out tho tubes and air cells of tholungs ■
hud Bronchia in a manner that is not equalled by any other
remedy. It dissolves, in a great meafiure, the greatly in
• cruased Kcrelloo of macros attending tho various d!?caseo ;
lof tho air cells and bronchial tubes. itallajpallimtaUonr .
almost; as boou as Ifc.is taken, and-it baa been known to
eQh»a-coaghofsoverol.wech > adurjvtlon.iuTim£Ei)OSCHl :. ■
Symptom* ov CoiDrOR TNEtiißatA,—‘*.Thcni Isn discharge*
te frfim the UUHO of a thin acrid humor, which scalds and
“frew tho parts over which it passes; increased discharge
« from tho Fucrea and Bronchia; feeling of lassitude over
u thft whole body, and often cold shivering are felt; at leastr
«£!Eaytotalie ihannsuslW to tho action of
“the air in con*equencoof tho blood being driven in upon ;
« the Internal organs, the pulre increases In frequency: amt ■
“ Store is generally more or less ter er present. Them, fccl
uth™ are soon followed with hoarseness, and a sense oE,-.
•‘ roSahness and soreness In tho windpipe and vocal organs,
«rthimcs amounting 'to n tout! suppression of the voice,.
«2y4tb« with h difficulty of breathing, , and a sens* or
“euMiricUon of the chest.” .There symptoms ore:«n«B- ; ,
attended with, a dull pain and sense of weight In tto tore
head: as well'its with n heaviness In moving tho ojeo.-
SomeUmes the rough sot* In with the commencing symp
toms, and continues during tho whole course of tbedlsceso.
Reader* attend to these symptoms, they aro the precursors
of a fetal discaße-ißuuiosiav COxsbhptios. ■ -
■From>OiA-PiUilmrgh ifontuigTbstj Oct. 28.1852.,', L
jN7totsZA,—One 6f lUQ.hcst.*sxediciccBifor tho.curoot <
Tniloeoza that can be found ia the country, is Dr. Keysets
■pceloraiSyrup. We tried it, and t&Ue great pleasure ■■>
id bearing testimony toitsogicarf.. There is no humbug
about it. At this season of the year, when/.©no half onr
citizens’ ate sneezing and coughing,it. should-bo; known
' that a few spoonsful of this medicine will, in half a day,
■worhaperfectcuto. Reaat?r,if yoahave a coldvtahc our
| advice, and hoy A bottle of I>r.. heyser's Pectoral, Syrup,
fiwlhtriitiUtrghVornijujn>st f SzpL2liXss&,'
r Kwastt'B byaUP.—Are have tried Ibis metlidno :
ftrasbrere coliUnnd caw truly say we bare uurer found.
oi»y remedy so pleasant end effectual. It Is an expectorant,
vet does not-flcKrTi tbo stomach; and It prevents costhe- :
neas. It isveryhißbly recommended. by pbyrfdfina; and
others-who hove tried lt,aAttspeedy anil effectual euro for
; -colilß. influents, hoarseness, whooping rough, croup,- quin
' soy aMnrimimmsoUiereomplaintsnftbivbroncMalorffans...
I and Wo can safely recommend it os an excellent
remedy. 1 ,
-r JFVom Che Grttnsburgh 20,1853. :
a week past bn»- T>ecu quite cool, and, to *
lis very unpleasant- ‘'Besides being cool, and unpleasant,
ib that way,'it is exceedingly chnuc,«iT>le. On Wednesday, . .
tholStb, tho tb«rtnoin(Ui*r.j<uxh! I>ctwi*enBoand 90 in tbe . •»
shailo most of the day. The next day. overcoat* nod foros •.
were necessary taromfort; muV r>u Friday morning there
was quUo a bard frost In this vicinity, though-nothing was
' riferionsiy injured thereby.. A& aconsequence of ibero sod-
1 den cbr-ORCS, many people arn-nilHctud with had colds and
| coughs. Wo observed a huly at. Church the other evening’
bo uiiicb annoyed with a hard: cough, that we really foie .
alarmed fur her«ifoty : so. that it wn» with some
effort we cbnld refrain from * talkin' out lu meeting,” and
rocommcndlng her forthwith toprocuro Hliottle of licjser’o
I Pectoral Syrnp, to give her iramediate relief—to be had at
1 John MeC3ellanu*a store.
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- ‘,Db. Keyssb’H ctoiiAi SriiHP has had an extensive sale .
this winter—everybody who urea it-speaks in the highest
terms of its merits- Ji* low prlc<S-rOuly .50 cents—to plea-
certaioty.to cure, has made It thetaYorito :
og nil who have been tickledabout the lutigsapfl bronchia*
lubes. Bering £ Melvin,the agcnts'for this city,-har<r
Sd torge quantities.. Success to Dr. Keysets Dectoraly
we.;
...-Dublin.
t -Ifromihe Evening Chronicle.-.. ■ • • ; / • '
iKßTßffl’s PeerrohAt,' a friend observes, Is the next thing to
health itself* We .may. hero observe, as wo mention no
nftmes,tbat (his friendwasoufconelection night, and anx
ious to bear the nows from Alalne, tarried long on. the cor
ners. The news came, but not until ho had absorbed snfll-.
dent damp to givebiin the chills-.;. Another friend Invited
I bun to take aghiss of SrotcK hie, which was put op in very-
I black bottles.' Our friends-thirst was huge, and was only
quenched after a utimberof empty bottles stood before blm;
ahold in the bead was the consequence, which consequence
whs cared In six bouts by using Keysets Tcctoral.
• { ; . <..Ffoiiiiht Tfos7arigi<yn -’.\:
tPrcroiUL Strut.—Our rcade» areuwarethatwehave not.
heretofore Ppoftcn of-anythlnff in tlm lino of medicine;.
nHtherthiLtadmiuifitcixMi by the profession* or that prcpjv.:-:
rtfd by outriders. -VTe are'not admirers ofany klml of
dtogA; wo cannot tbjnk of aringlo nrtirJo under that bead -
3at we have eircr very palatable, yetwe, like
most of you, have been‘ compelled at limes to partake of
various kinds of nauseous do?cs. 31etllc>lne is one.of tho
tfapleaSßOt things'that wejviinellmes Afire roncaifow,.. Wo •.,
wBI therefore let this pasTby wayof pwlopue ami apology,
aiid ae tm epiloguo would simply call your attention to the
aSvertfcraentof Dr.Keysrr;, Ills* Pectoral Syrup is vald to
tfe a cood article,yet we ore not able to speak experiment*
dfr in reference to it? qualities Neighbor Warper, of tho
Pittsburgh Post, has tried It, and pronounced li mogrtvm
■ ojmum ...
i CouxtCT Stobreespebs will find this mi excellent article .
& roll, and will givo general satisfaction to thvir customers.
! liberal deductions will bo-msdo to retailer*, and others
1 pufehturtng by tho dozen. Price, fiiuglo bottles 60 cents; or
I six bottles for $‘2uJQ.. . .
i GAViXON perron* will try to Induce you
bx troy romo oibcTarticle, plating that ii in as good an this;
tfut we odviso you to cut out the come, "Da. Kfyseb’b Pro .
■roast; Strut ” and buy no other, and you will not bo die*
appointed. * - . .
The FeC torsi Syrup in prepared and-ffld byDB-Gso.
H. KKVSER,whotekale and retail Druggict, N<vi*P>» corner
Wood street and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa., and
ffota grorywhero* . ' v
SIOKSK’S COUPOIINU OF KKli* :
j LOW DDCK H9OT,
rpma is a pnrcly VegclaWo Compound, sdentlflcally pre
|l pared m>m the beat roots . hertrt of .the .Materia
has gained on unrlvAllwl rejiuUtlpn forithe ..
SISoIaMNGT’Asi) STRESUTireirNd MIK UVEB,
SidDioEHTiTfi Omuss, and. cleansing the Stomach anil Bow-, ,
ekand t&tia curing all Bilious Diseases,liter Complaints. • •
; ByBpepsia>lbdlgestioiuCoativeaess, piles* Heajloche,Fever,
id Jaundlcei .'Nausea, Ix>s9o£ .Appeutu, Ac., and
choslsit tho fetod aupport every pai^.
i PHEIFTIHG THE BL001),
id tlms curing oil Humors; Cutaneous Scrofn- ,
ikSalt llboum, Eryidpelae, Bcahl Head, Canketv llmplcs on
tjie lace, Blotches, Ulcers, Tumoro, Slew urlal. Disease, Can*
cfcr%4<V&e. .. • -■ . ■••■ ■ ■•■
I.; r ‘ REQUIATISG THE -BECIUETOBT OBGANB,
nVdby enabling them to perform their proper functions,
tfrevenUng iuuS -caring 'many. painful and dangerous dis- ..
Btrengthsuingand quleUng the Nervous System, thus ,
JlajiDg Nervous Irritation, and cnrlug ell diseases of Uie
*2Jervca;®fiHyBfceria, Neuralgia; Cramps, Ac. Itlsunrlyollcd...
Ihthdcure of all FBSIAUS COMPLAINTS, asWcnhncss,
Goncrul Debility, Irregularity, Obstructions, Strolling of
610 Feet limbs, ’ Joints^■ r Ac., caused by. weakness; also,
Imng«naThzoat : :o6XnplalntB,os Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Boot, prepared by C.'klorse&Co., eithcroursclrcs, or In our *
&uniUcs, end finding ittobeu Tory salutary and effectual
preparatfom we do most cheerraUyrccommend It to thepub*
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{ E. Cashier National Bank, Ptotwobco, IL 1?
U. W. Spmjcer, ilwt^'Cashier lime Bock Bank, do. do., Bar*
jcgim«m PhnnWc-Rttr: a: H. Richmond, .0. 8. Jones, editor .
Providence Gen. Adtn,William jAtald, XL W. G- XL, Cyrus
Fisher, SLB.IL P., James HaWhiuson,.fl. B, Dea. V. J.
Bates, Doct, BesJ. Golby,rund one hundred others of the ..
mostrespcctftbiofSmlUea of Providence.. •
F Thlacertlfies4hatl hftvfr for a number of yeawhecn ao
nulhted with theebmpositton and mode *of manufacture of ;
STBUP OF yemaw bock boot,
jj bare also been aequaintol.'with its modus aperendi in dis«
jeaso* and can say that in all respects it is admirably calco-
Sated to' remedy thai elass of Dl«&6e for which it was dc-.
trignedv It IS especially valuable in INDIGESTION :nnd all •
Jtff attendinirsympromsr it exdte to ,healthy action the
LIVER, romnveaTorpor, ahdi nactMty of this OBG AN.and
Htimiilateahealthy action ia all tho system. As a DEPU-
1 Pravidenoe % lt.Z, Jan. 4, 1853. . v _ .
f «B- Prepared by C. MOJISK * CO., No. 440 Broadway,
New York, and sold-by Druggists and others throughout
thl&ond other countries.. • • JOJSL.MOHLHIt, Agent,,
, eprgfly . • . Pittsburgh, Pa.
DR. DE LANEY’S
CELEBRATED
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT* .
Tht only Infallible Curt for that If read/ul Distate known at-.
{£t PERBiATORRIIKA OR IN VOLUNTARY, NOCTURNAL .
j 0 EMISSION S,*o harrasalng and destructive* and produce -
'Uvo df eo muchmisehleftothe nervous system, incapacita- ,
Uins tire xnah for business,-society and suitrlmony.
1 inis-instrument is: simple,: compsohensiro and never*
Ifailibff, and may be used without the slightest Jnceu-'.
; thrmost Intimate friend.
|lt la -to be osed extemally, prodadog no ptdn or injury •
! ;hor preventing: any .one-from attending, to
hhf basin essjahd while in use nof asivgle mission enntako
■ place; invigorating Iht organic d short time, to such an ex
tent that c? nermmox, the
-loss of which,caused by early abuse, is the disease in que*>.
tioh,&ndtbe cause of the thousand Condom! tan t complain is
—vi*—Nervousness, ProstrfttiqmvDyspepsia, Pain in tho
neadand'Diraneia of Tiskmj.Wemnlcss of the hack and
Lower Kxtremitleß,AflectloxL3ofthoi , jes, Impotence* Pim
ples oh the; Decline of‘Virility, Weakness
of Memory and 1 - Power for Mental Application, Dejection,
Aversion to Society.Timldity, Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude,
Ac. JIU these comvlainU(inmrial>Vj disappear,assoonas the
source ti.stepped ftdm tifficKtheymanataL
' Beifcalsorehiemberedjtb&ttbosecomplMnisiirßbntlittle
understood by thd pzo&ssloh in gencmil,; and that all the
mcdldhein.tne world,nevet , has,and never will, stop those:
losses, which, if mMovrod to continue unchecked, are sure to <
produce thßnwstdlsbreasingroiiSwiueiicce. *
* The price Ufthd complete instrument, carefully secured
agalnflkalloh3eiTBiion in&box, is only $lO. It can toseni
by esifecfcstb any address,- in any part of the United States, ■
Canada, 4^' according to order, accompanied by full dircc*
tions, and lmpor Ant advice to the marriod and -single, the
expenses, even to the remotest parts of the country, being .
-very trifling.-': ; ? r \t .
Ail applicationsand remittances must be directed (post*
■f.DbctDrhtmBelf,hdhaving noAgonciesestabUah*
ondon and. Paris. i.. v, ~
(post-paid) Dr. IL’Da Lsney,- 51 Lispcnard street,
ars, daily, from 9 A. M. till 3 P. M., and from 7 ta
e Babbatb exespted.
The undersigned certify, with groat plcasunvthat the
above mentioned Instrument fa not only constructed on acl
emificnrindples.hut that fronts usaihe happiest resnlla
m*y there being,for
to cu»of
. OH. GOECZ&3L
a ECKHABBT, M, D., 24 Howard at.,
myglty - - NEW YORK.
* % KAllH&XiW&’* VgUMIVcOB USM) AX TUB : hi.
H. LAST MOMENT “WITH SLOCESS.—
WiaHwarouOoTOrr, .
A of mlnehnd&child that was Tory pick, and
ilw phyjaclau atti-ndlDg it exerted all Lis ukUl ftr Its teller,
jrafciritboiitaYaD.;They sent to Conon&'burrf fur Pt. L.«vrbo t
oor acid tipen eh examination of tlu>. »
cape,Bppxtrrciolali;thfli the fltteuiilDfipbyflWaniiad done, .>
butotniddanotliingmoreforit. Tberhild vna Riteri np. *
■ Py. lytfrnn:jn?fl rcnld be iio risk in trying r«m» . ;
ertock’sYernilfQge, and thought theyhad .hotter get some.
-They wnttomy gtore, an*lprocore<L somo. After admlnis- ?
taring :th* fiist bottle* according to flw printed direction*,
the enfld oassed * fyv worms* They .then gave it aboov *
half cfiraotherbottle* when it passed between; TWO AND' )
TUBEE UONDBEO'WORMS, and Immediately commenced
touring, mia r-*> wnploWy SKTT-
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