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45 Pirea STIIKKT, ImiMd'“nJsomo assort-:
whuroliiaatlow Cloths. Casrimcres anil
YojtfugsJof a» op*«»,f“ aCI JI. Uo b
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CTLTOTTmN G ST O RE!
.Tons rci,osMX.Mi?.:.',.
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WC?D STREET, ...
e , SPLEOTro 1 liopf°oF Wp ihS!
beady MADE CLOTHING;
wrist them to bo aa p»d “ 3 mMnl '
b^“““ c l,^- T oHI WORK,
VvVrit BEST STILE, Miß BIOS TDB enOBTIST Bond.
Thorta?T?TO fc£da full and beautiful assortment of
OW)TUB and, CQATIKQS, foe ■ «,'«
' . DUE ||sa V S •
|,; Street,
DomateirtedoflpntM.. n „ jfcjxjgKET & CO.
■ ——■»
; . , PRY GOODS.
rfvtf THE WHOLESALE AN PJ I E£JJ I ‘. vu'Sfirv
X^O^LT D »"?n^TtlTeffuoV
Inglj»aingttrticl«vrfi: _
Sopoiior 'jßroad.v’pt“ p i •-■-•
Pilot andPetersham, do; - ••/...
V. PancrCassimercs, 'Tireedsand SaUnetts;
Jeatiß,'Panoy Tcstlngis Corduroy?;
; Flatmels* and Teet Paddings; .
_Brmm and. Bleached Muslins, and lrmb. lanens,
SB*;
Tbo following comprise a part, of Iho ganeral stock or
’
Hosiery, Oiotes, Eibbons, and Black SUk "J *Jl*r
LfirfcUoods, Jftconctts Mull and Cambrich Murtina,
IlasoTß AtttlScissor j of our own- Importation. Perftimery.-
■ pataht Medidncs, together with a splendid JJJPJtJJJ™*
% GoU ‘aB&Q ilt J ctrelxy, of the latesfpattenv* Gold and ail
vpr WAtehop; Watch materials; Watrh glasses, cod an_ex
tonrifo stick of3o hour and 8 day Brft63 Clocks, of a variety
ofwUWitV Allot which will bo sold on the mostaccom*.
terms, tor Cash, or City reference. ...
j* u-jQjiy, Country Merchants and Pedlars arc Invited
> wa call, before purchasing
SECOND AIIIUVAU OX
PAUi ASD WISTEB DEI GOODS 1!
The Cheapest ..(Saida of'ike Season A
YOnNO. STEVENSON & DOVE, sign of the original
BapHin:, No. M MARKET STRKKT.betsreon Eoutth
and tho Diamond, Pittsbnrgb, bare just reedvoj, and w
no» opening, Mendid of
Of the newest and most desirablo styles, adapted to the
r T>?atd BroSde and Toney Siltasat bargains.
Plain Black and Cornelian Silks and Turk Satins.
JdXttK^description.
Alpacacand Para
mattes, nil cbiora and qualities “ .
Tie Bcffea. nod high colored Do liaines,aU qualities.
Full«mdWinter Shawls,of ewryd^puon.
Lorur dnd Square Broehe awl Plaid Shawls.
I^rinted'Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
French GhinttWy QhJghams. . _ ', V, m/ M(S nn
A eeuernl assortment fast color Prints, from 6% cts. up.
WHITEGOODS of every ■'
ColltfB,-Cuffs t Clwmisettesandllmb , at bargains. |
Jtohhet Elbbous and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
Also n full stoct of DOMESTIC GOODS, ut •
' Linen Shoetiogr Pillow Linens, Table Cloths, and Nap
- kina. Russia Diaper, and Cravats, Tory cheap.
GBOVE3, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, and CRAVATS.
■ We would respectfully solicit an early call from both
wholesaUandroGl buyers, flattering h”?" 1 ” 8 .
can accommodaU all who may- furor us with their patron
‘^y at “ b ° riJ JSTEVESSON A BOVE.
Just Received. _ _
AT the ORIGINAL BEE-niVE,
• ,Yo. 74 MARKET STSEKT, „
• SEW , SUFFLY OF FALL AKL WINTER 00C ®''
A which will bo sold at exceedingly low pncefc V>
early
*Ha tmtllc in feoneraU believing tbftt w© can now oucr.
treated inducements.lo both wholesale and retail buyeri.
stbYKNSOS & LOVF-
WM. A. M’GLUIiGr.
\ : ’ DBAiKK. IB • '
Fino Teas, Choica Family Oroceneß and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SrXTJI STS. P
PITTSBURGH. PA.
1a —receiving a largo assortment of XIMSSK GOODS.
In aiWiOoo to hi* olToady-ostenslTeftocfc,
oia first hands in the Eastern markets, which, willbo sold
hmm™, W *y *»
ofatiargn. W|,2l
■SmTcorcU and CBrriege Kootory J |
BBOTHEES S r CO„ . .
ru r ncr of Behans and Belmont streets, Mleghtny Oils,
rft y ,i i « WOULD respectfully inform their friends
the public generally, that
T^nf^r°Hmrr--f the mauufoctnro orOaroagw,
.§@s£3Bißar<mcb«, Bockawaye, Buffgle?,SlelgbsaJid
©mrtots, In all their yarious styles of finish
w *ll onlerswill 1» oxcmtrf with strict rgordtoduraWllty
and beraty of finish. vSnoalrs will also be attended to on
thomostrotiEonohlo terms. Uslor 525^.?],®
P< sffi^^»e^;ho ( br«P S hh.
slpg^lwfrhßre..■> -•' ' • •■'•• ' - m** l ?
CAftiilAOKS full BHUi.
rtinEwderslsnedhasjustreceivcdnthls »FBtS3
L fIARMAUE WAIVEIIOHaK. eltuatcdft^pg^^
TSirtho Two Milo Itun, betscen,Htfol)nrKhrajH£rf£g»£»-
knd Xawrencerfllf, a-splendidassortment W -wf'-.
"of VEniCLES, of oroiy description, nod trill contteue_to
rectrtvd rciolarly. now and second hand Cumagu, Bullitt,
' Sal, which ho will sell on the Tory lowest tarns for
SkTiavlns had twolrcyesra’ practleoln the bnMnesH,and
with his wall known limlllUos In the East, heflatters himself.
■ oall
Bud Feefor-themselves. • • - - , _ • t
.«Poedal and prompt attention paid to rcpalrinff of Capl
s«S?£ [myWdswy-l *, . JOSEPH irniiK.
tIVISKV s’rAULB, ..
*' Corner of SmiUifldd strut end Diamond aUey. ;
••• ; TMlinOderrighed baring added largely -toju*
BtocU, to now prepared to accommodate iho public
/T_T\ wltbtfioiinwa ‘Buggies, arid I*st Horses,both for
sZmaTrd -UiimffiwV Gentlemen wishingto bare horses
Kept aOlT'err. will And superior accommodations for them
*± atthtestaUe.The stall* we largo, ohd new, and. Iho pro
; prletor boys every Attention to their case and comfort. . .
' fiCtfi.7. -
Blank books— Legem,
Journals, Bay Books,
Cosh Books, ' Receipt Books,
■ • : : ' ' Dockets, . Or hoy descrip
tion of BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER et short notice,
of tho most superior quality of papor, hound la any stylo
v ■ rwialred. Blank Books Pimm to order.
X 1 A larKO and excellent stock or Blank Books always on
'H ; hand and for stile at low rates, conskUng of Cap, Demy and
\ Medium arork, in all Myles of binding.
. \ The trade supplied on ltboral g nATEN,
\ Blank Book Manufacturer,
Corner of Market and Scooptl rtreeta.
laiefirm. \oloßosttiu:omcu M ’ ! gj ?<)Roß w _ SMITH.
\ - „ JOSEPH ItICHABDS
23, 1653.
-OAluj-iTll«t*Kv
trill bo carried on-as !
Lut'gh nnil Wheeling.
' nug27:3ni ‘
—.w.l Revolven»iNn- T oiverii
I By Espies.
. i- splenflU assortment of Colt's Repeating Pi*
to li t«'J^A lllchcs T?arre!,'fttt' of MUch wtf will sefl for
can l>o bougbtln tbe city of New .York
rt^S,rlvmiftrilli ‘ or. Callfcro!fewill tod that they
can do be tter y £ their eiiuippoge at tome, than
they can peroraß a chance to
try any or tho aboro 1 aj city; and
iucoaoof a Inflate,
ta«W»" N *TEttBT,
138 WC '-^—t^pjttjbnn*.
CLE V Eli AN D AN D PXTTSBU B G
; . • UAILBOAD.
CIIANOR OP TIME. „
/fxN and alter MONDAY, NovtimtebUb.lSSS,
Alp Trains will ran dnllj (Sunday* erccptoj) a* •
TSIAID TRAIN leaves Clerolnndat 0.05 A M for WollsviUe,
stopping at aU intermediate Stations; arnvo at Alliance at
U;U) AM, and Wcllsvillo at 2.20 I‘ M. „ «, ,
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 3.00 I M for Alii
ance, Stopping, at Hudson, EartvUlp and Ravenna only
leaves Cleveland for Ravenna;
-Li Stations at 7.45; and arrive ot Ravenna at
qHlvp ihtough Trains frcmCleveland to Pitts
burgh daily. jjeTCRNINQ:'
> ■PYppt'Qg TRAlNlcaves Alliance for Cleveland at 12.30
fitopptog at Lima, Raveim*; KariviUe and Hudson
nnlv-omw #t Cleveland at 2.40 P M. The Mali Train or
\ Ohio and Ponna. Kail road, leavinz Pittsburgh at 8.00 AM,
I connects Tfith this Train at Alliance at 1L45 AM. -_•
: MAIL TRAIN, leaves .WcllsvlHe for Cleveland at ROOF
M, stopping at 01l way Stations—arrive at Alliance at 500.
and Clevekmd.ai 7,30 PM.\ .; - ■.■•■
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ravenna for Cleve
land and intermediate ■ Stations at 7.15 A 31—arrive at
Cleveland at'o.oo A M. Only one through train from Pitts
burgh toClevelanddaily. • ' ./ .
Mail Train from Cleveland connects at.
Alliance with the Mail' Train of Ohiqand Ponna. B. B. for
Canton* Masalllon and. Wooster; nlso for Salem and Pitts
burgh, arriving at Pittsburgh at 4.45 P '
Express Train from Cleveland, and Mail:-Train from
Wellstillo.both connect at Alliance at 5.00 P M with the
Express Train of F.R-for : Pittsburgh—arriving al
Pittsburgh at 8.15 P M. . . y, v: :
•Express Train from Alliance connects with tbs 8.00 A ll
Train of O.& PwR. from Pittsburgh.
Passengers leaving Pitisbnrghon <ho 8.00 A M Train arr
live at Cleveland at 2.40 P M, and connect with the follow-
Ing trains East, We3t and South. - . , .
CiEVlXAjtn Ast» TotEDd.--Traina leaving at ROO. P M for.
Sandusky, Toledo* Chicago and tho North West, arrivinjat
Toledo at 7.55 P M -and Chicago next morning at J 00—
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than 24
h °Snrn), CotUMDUS aot Ciscwsati.—Trains leaving it.
2.50 P M and B.GO P M for Columbus,: (SndDnatl, Gallon,
Dayton, Indianapolis and all'stations on the.BoUefontaine
mad Indiana Railroad. ".
Cleveland asu Kme.—Trains leaving at- 4-45 P H ana.
9,00 .P Mfor Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and; New York.. The.
Trains connect both ways with the C. Z. & C. It. K. at
Rudson forCuyahoga Falls, Akron and Clinton at Bayard
with the Railroad forCarrolltoh, Minerva and Woynesburg.
Tickets through.to Toledo, Dotroltj Chlcago, Laaalle and
Freeport can Vie obtained at this ofßce. ... , ..
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets nt the
Company^* OfQco, c? JOHN A. CAUQUEY, Agent,
novlh - Monongahcla - Houso. Water 1 ittabragb.
COMMENCING AUGUST 8, 1863
1863,
EXPRESS TRAlNleavcs Pittsburgh at6o'elock,A M;
stops only as the principal Stations, awl dines atCrest
line at 1.30 P M« arriving at Cindnuati la the evening, via
Columbus anil Xenia. ' 1- - • ,
Faro.from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,i5; to Columbus,
loavcsPHtsburgh at 8.30 AM j'dincs at Al
liance; and roaches Crestline at 6.00 P M, connecting with
the Nlcbt Train to Columbus and Cincinnati, and with tho
ReJlcfoutaine anti Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis, Torre Ilauie, and towns in Indiana. Connections are
made at Alliance by Railroad with Ravenna, Hudson anil
Cleveland. _ 1. ‘ v
Faro from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4.00. .
Connections hre made at Mansfield by Rauroad with San
dusky City, MunsfUild, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanes-!
Tl Faro toSandusky City, $1,50; to Newark,s4,so; to Zones-
T *CoimectiQris aro made with Detroit ond Chicago, both tnf
Cleveland and ; Bandusky City* Pafiwngers who leave Pitts
burgh in the Mail Trala at 8.50. A M* go directly by Mans
fn-Kl and Sandusky City toDetrolt,.wltkoutdetenUon.
Pareto
TIIR EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at 1.00 P M,
Mansfield at 1.40 P M, and Alliance ntO.OO P M, and reach
es lPittsbnrgh. at 8.15 P M, connecting with the impress
Twin to Philrulolphia and Baltimore, which leaves lhtto-
TimtTfroin Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, U% hours. Fare,
f.T,75. Fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia Or Baltimore,
TRAIN leaves Crestline at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; connectswllh Express Train from Cleveland, ond
arrives atPUtsburirh nt 5. P M* • •
NHW BIUOnToN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave?
Pittsburgh at 10 A M and 4.45 P M, and NeW Brighton at T
A M and ll'M. Excursion tickets, st; quarterly tickets
I *FRKtiUI^TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at &3Q A M, anil ar
& Pussen geM am requited , to procure. Tickets at the
Company's Oftleo, at; the federal Street Station, of
. . CtEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
SSb” The Trains do not run on Sunday. .
larFurUiurinformatioh may bo obtained or
.TOUN KELTiV. Passtmger Agent
SO, GRAIN.MALT and UOP3EEABE
Sstoforc, by the lubKriber.ntPitte
\ GEOIIGE W. BMHIt.
\.. ; [Gazette.}- --
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TRANSPOfiffATiON
OHIO AND PENNBYI.VANIA SAttEOAD.
New Arrangement)
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
KAIL.ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGE SI ENT.
ON tma lifter WEDNESDAY. November If., ISI3, Three
Possropir Trains run daily (Sundays escepled) as fol
UOINQ SOUTH.
itoming ; Mdil Evening
■ ■■■ Express. Passenger, Express.
Learn Sandusky At...'.. 4.00 A3l 11.00 A M 6.10 PM
Monroeville Junction.; 6.15 “ 11-50 “
Shelby Juncti0n......... ti.4o “ 1.15 P M *.R>
Moui’CelJ Junction— i.*o 1.40 54? «
Mount Vernon—....... 0.05: “ 4.10 *
Reach Newark-. 10.03 “ „5.15 11.00
going north. „
Leave Newark at... 4.C0 A M 9.00 AM 6^>PM
Mt« Vernon— 6.fij “ 10.10 6^o
Minefield Junction..... T.'JO “ IJJO PM 810“
Shelby Junction;.—... 7.45 “ l&j»
Monrocrillo. Junction— 0.16 * 3-10 10-30
Reach Sandusky....'—-10.00 “ 3.55 “ __ll-00.
Connecting At Sandusky with Mod River and Lake Erie,
■ an d “Northern Division” Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
| At Monroeville, with Trains on “Southern Division
Cleveland and Toledo R. IV, for Cleveland, Toledo, fie.
At Shelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati Railroad. ■ . ,
At -Mansfield Junction, with Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsburgh. _
- At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanesville,
Columbus, Ac., Ac.
ThLs arrangement of Trains completes the line or wren
-communication between tho'East and “ Great XforQfWcxL
Passengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
the West, proceed, directly om their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Mansfield. . Tbenco
to Monroovine,.whcre coujcc2on is made immediately for
Toledo, Chicago, ami intermediate places—affording a route
: unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch. ; 1
Connection is also made with aB the Trains on the Oh*o i
and Pennsylvania RKilroad al Mansfield, by which passen
gers from Chicago, Toledo,' Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia and Baltimore, without delay...
By this route, passengers taking the early Train from
ZanosvlUo,Columbus,Newark, Aegean goto Toledo,San
dusky or Cleveland, remain in either place some four hours,
and return home same day. - ..
' THROUGH TICKETS to bo had at the different Stations,
- for the above named places. .
- .T. IV ROBINSON, Superlnt’t.
' Sandusky.
Pennsylvania jEtelUoad Company*
Phllfi*
yy delphia, promptly, on receipt. Thao, fits Days.
■ &aieB or ranasT.
Bacon, Pork and (salted,) 45c.910055.
On Lard, Lard Oil, Tallow, Cotton, Window Glass, 50c. 9
1005 s.
On Indies, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco,
°°Oi?Beeswax, MedFruit,EristieiB,CloTer and Timothy
Sced,?oc.9 fi>.' - • , _ •;•'
On Deer Skins, Hemp, Flax, and Eggs, TOc. 91001b8.
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandize, 80c.
91005*9. . ■ •’
On Flour, barrel. ; - ', • • ~
We are also prepared to forward -freight to Rodebaugh’s
Station, near Grecnsbure t oDd intermediate Stations^
1 OQVODE & GRAHAM, Agents,
oorner Of Penn and Wayne sto, Pittsburgh.
*H;H. HOUSTON* Agent,
Jy29 276 Market street, Philadelphia.
MALCOLM J.EXCU.. .JOEJf JI’ILPIN JOSEPH B. LEECH.
J. S. Leccli, McAlpln & Co., ;
■fTT lIOLESALIS GROCERS, and Dealers In Produce,Met
-1 YV ols, and Pittsburgh slanufiu>turc*, Nos. 242_and 244
Idberty strwh near the head of Wood, PUt9burgb, Pa., of
fer for saloon liberal terms, the following: ■ * •
100 tierces fresh Rice; «30,000 ss. Bacon, assorted; -
100 bids. Tar; . « ' 6 tons Bar Iron, do;
1600 kegs-Naits, assorted;! 3 do Best Nall Bods r
m boxes Window alass.! 2000 kegs'Rocknndßiile
aborted;' 1 Powdery assorted; ..
60 half chests Ten, as-i 300 boxes Rosin Soap;
- sorted; J 80 bbls. Linseed, Lard on 4
70bx«. Tobacco,assorted:! TannersVOil;.
• 100 hhds.N.©.Sugar,part; COO.bbls. 'Vinegar;
prime; } ,00 do Rosin; ■ •
’fibxs.ilavanaSugar; < 20 do Pitch;
10 bhds. Porto Rico do; -• 0000 ss. asiorlod Cooper;
160 bags Coffee: .! 20bb!s. nud kegs Lard;
' 600 bbls. N. O. Molftssos; ! 10 kegs assorted Shot;
75 do S. 11. do; ;i I do Bock Shot; .
800'bxs.Tim.Plate, nssM;l . . 6 bbls.Alum;..
4lonsWiro, do; 1 20 do Ryo Flour;
2 do Spoltcr; I 20 seitsTlnners* Machines
6 casks sheet 7dnc, as*; and Tools;
sorted; ! 100 bus. Drlßd Apples;
600 pigs Tin; * 100 bales Batting, assorted;
1000 fbs,Antimony; '• j 2000 ss. Cotton Yarn, OS*
10 tons oss’d Sheetlronv- ; sorted. -
100,0005s.nss’dBalk Meat;* faprsO
PROCLAMATION. i
By- virtue of n, precept, -under the bands .of Wd. B.
McClure, President of the Court of Common Pleas, In
and for the 6th Judicial. District of Pennsylvania, and Jos
tlceof the Court of Oyer, and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery in and ;for said District, and. William Boms and
Gabriel Adams, Esq*., Associate Judges of the same County,
in and for tbo County of Allegheny, dated tba 19th day of
- November, In the vear of our Lord one thousand eighUmn
dred andfiltythtee; and to mo-dlrected,* a
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at
; the CourtTTouse in the city-of Pittsburgh, on the 4th Mon
day of December* at 10 o’clock, A. Mii • ... ’. • '
Public notice is hereby gireuto all Justloes ofthePeace,
Coroners and Constables of theCotmty of AUoghepy, that
they bo then and there, in their proper with their
-rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations and other remem
brances, to do those things which to their respective officers
in- their behalf, appears to bodone—and also ftose that wlj
prosecute the prisonerslliatiio.w are, or may win the Jail
of gfltii County of AUeghenyj.to b© then and
©cute against them as shall be just. >• •
Given under my hand,, in Pittsburgh, 19th-day of
November, in the year ofour Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-three, and of the. Commonwealth : the 77th.
" pqt23- - . v WM. MAGHJiy Sheriff.
Tiinnhsgtving.: i -
rjIIIASKSGTYING DAY ; being dose at baud; JEHU
A HAWORTH, coruor of Diamond .and -Diamond, alloy,
.wishes to inform all those perrons fond of good-PlomPucL
‘ding or. Mince Idea that ho is selling good. eooklng'Rai
dnsat ej^'ct?, Bc, 10c to 1214 centa.9 5; new cropßuach
9 lb, or i 1,76 9 half box; Currants J2J4 to
5SOc9 lb, good Cl lister. Raisins $2 9 box; puregood.Sp&es
Se 9 oil; mixed do; Sc 9 oz. • Good -Wine and Brandy for
cooking purposes,-25c 9 quart- . nov22
SUBANCE COMPANIES.
n.I aware Mutant Safety Ineoranee Co.
" OKcr, TiprlA rocm of thr. £jxhar.2', Third zL, Phd.
-rIIBK ISSDRANCE.— BmlOlngs, mcTChan4bo_ and other
r oroperty, in town andcovmtry.lnsrared against loss or
damwtoly ißro, at the lowest rate of prahiam. ■ .
; M*ncte tascEASci.—They elro Insure -vessels, cargoes end ]
frclghta, foreign or coastwLse.uniler opcnor special policies,
.ai tne assured may desires • ■ • , - ' .
alto insure merchandise
transported by vagotuvrailroad cars, canal boats and steam
boats, on riversand lakes, on the most liberalterms.
‘2hrrci>rs—Joseph ll.’Sealy ’Edmuiid A. Bonder, John O.
Davis, Robert John R. Penrose, SamueL Edwards,
George G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Isaao. lt.; Dajis, *V 11-
Uim Folwoll, John Newlin, Dr. R. M. Huston, Jas. C. Hand,
Theopbilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks,’ Henry Sloan, Hugh
Craig, Georgo BerrilU Spencer M’HTain, Charles Kelly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr. 8. Thomas, John Bailers, William
al-fcVUlniry ft—D.T. Morgan, Ilugh Craig, John
TiliOfflxn. ■■ WttUAa hIAMiR, Prendenl
. . tEooi .X*. Hah®, Vies PrtridenL
JosephW.Cowas, Secretory. -
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water stree^Pittshuigb.
Ijel6;dtf. - . / P.A. MADEIRA, Agent
PROTECTIONw;
XNSUBANCECOMPAWY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Prediuma and Western Fund
$i„ooo,ooo.
INCORPORATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance Issued at all times on the mostfovora,
.. "bid terms,'ogelust
1,033 OR DAMAGE BY FIBE,
- os rat ■
PEIUCS OP navigation,
■ by ■ ~
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aqejst
FOB PITTSBURGH AHD ALLEGHENY COUHTT.
: marl Cry - : A ~
' THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
annuity and trust COMPANY, ;
PHII.ADEIiS’SIIA. \ .
CHASTESED APBU- 26TH, 1850.
CHARTER I’ERPEXUAL. :
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia. . 4 :
Officers of the Some Hoard at Philadelphia:
DIRECTORS. .
Stephen K. Cranford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawwnw Johnson,
Benjamin W.Tlngley, G«o. SrUenry,
Jacob L. Florence. . fames Dejoreu*,
William M. Godwin; William M’Kee.
president— Stephen B. Crawford. . .
H. Willson, M. D.
-A^,y^-B.B.M™ry.M.a AENoIDi A Ront ,
■ marlly No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Tbe Franklin Eire Insorance Company,
Of Philadelphia, Pamtylwaia,: .
BIRECTORS— Charles W, Bonckcr, nonrns Hart, Touaa
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob It. Smith, Gem V?. Rich
_L Horteai D. lewis, Adolph! E. Rcrto, David 8. Brownt,
Chas. N. Bakcuse, President.
Gnsß.Q.llixcsa, Secretary.
Continue to maSoinsureiice, perpetual or llmlted,<m ov<ny
description of property, In town and country, at rates aa low
as are consistent with security. ■ . ,
The Company havo reserved a largo Contingent From,
which with their capital and premiums, safely invested, ar
ford ample'protection : to the assured. , , ' ' . „„v
The Assets of thb Compcny'on J “ nnr yJf*> ii l S?"4®Hr;
llshcd agreeably man Act or Assembly, were asMw^rta.
Temporary loans------f--;-— ~ i !
r.:::::: «,mosi
Total—.... «
Since thdr Incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they hare paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou*
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affonhn* evidence of the
advantages of insurance, ns well as theaWlity and. dlsposl
tide to meet with Agent,
a p24 Office, north-east cor. Wood and Third stfl. :
'TriiiK.ll ANaVAIi STATBSiKST
OFTHE STATE M & EINE
IN SEE ANCE C 0 MP ANY,
Assets, May Inti 1852- *•” - • AVa
Premiums received to May Ist, low.
Interest on Loans,
Capital Stock. »
$140,183 20
Returned premiums, losses, Be-lnsurancp, Ex- g K
penses, >
INtESTMENTS.
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good sccu-
'curities-- -
Premium Notes.——.—
Cash on hand..*.—
Total om’t of Bosourcea, Liable for Losses..— <o
microns.
JOHX P. EBTOERFOED, Dauphin county,
P. 0. SEDGWICK, Harrisburg,
SAMOKL JOKES, Philadelphia,
A. WUJKKS, Banker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER, “ _
JOHN' li. RCTIIERFQIIDtDanphIn county,
A. J. OIIXKIT, Harrisburg,
S.T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KUWZ, Carbon county.
JOHN P. KtrniERFORD, President.
A. J. GU.LBIT, Secrotary.
Wlllinsure against perils of sea and Inland navigation,
also, on Merchandize In dty or county, at lowest rates con
sistent with safety. Policies Issued on dwelling booses
either perpetually orfor aterraof years. .
“r^S- ffl “’ F °^A M A.
NttT-' of
—ittiburgb l<tfe insurance Company, <y
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Capital, 9100,000.
President—James S. HOOS.
Tice President—Sunna M?Ch»ka».
Treasurer— Joseph 8. Leech.
Secretary—C. A. Colton.
8 OFFICE, KO. 65 FIFTH STREET,
(Slavonic Hall Building.)
This Company makes .every Insurance appertaining-to
ot connected with Life Bisks. - ..
Mutual Kates are . the samo as those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies.
Jomt Stock rates at a reduction of one-third from the
Mutual rates—equal to a dividend or thirty-three and one
third per cent., paid annually In advance. •• t
Risks taken on the lives of persona going to California or
Australia.
DmiCTOIWL , .
James 8, noun, EamaeVM’Clnrkan,
WilliamTMUlpJ, ~ J°bn*.Wtl«on....
Johnßcott, Joseph P.Ganam, SI.».
JohuSrAlpla, ' Alexander Keynolds,
Horatio iJ. Lce, Hiram Stone. mart?
■Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh. ,
B. MILLEIt, Jr., President. | ?. SI. OOKOON, Secretary
’ capital, saoo.ooo. - .
-rS7m< Insure against all hinds of risks,TlßE and MA
W BINE. All losHca will /ho liberally adjusted and
Pr Al^mo P lu£tltution l managed by DmicroEs who oro well
known In the community, and who are determined, by.
promptness anUiberallty, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the best protection to thore
* W. Ricketson, Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr- W. JL Smith, C.lhmscn, George W. Jackson,
Wei. Ji. Lypn, James Lippencott»G«>rge Baraio, JamosNc-
Aulev. AleXander.Nimick, Thomas Scott. • .
0C1«£no. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Bp?? 8 *
C<v!npPHtabnnth. i • nov24:ly r
li yonr Life Imured. . > t - • ‘
IF NOT, readwbat someone baa written; , Among all the
contrivances of ihan to protect the family .circle from
want, nohe can bo found more simple In 1U character, nOhio
in Us feature,.or certain In its results, than LIFE-INSUR
ANCE. It Is the prop which the dying .husband leaves, to
support the wife of his besom. - : ..' '
It is the unseen hand of the Proviaent father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his otfopring, aDd
toplngtogeaertteamU^^oup-^^^^^
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Oompanyj Fifth st., .
Bop2l Masonic Hall.
Wholesale and Retail. _;
BADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
T> H. HARTLEY, begs leave to inform
XV Ms friends and tbepublic generally, that he §gsggg£&.
continues to occupy that'large and commodious
Store Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Fahno
stock & Co., No. 86, odrner of. Diamond Alley and Wood iit,.
where be keeps a and general assortment of Saddles,
Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpot Bags, Saddle Bags, valises,
Buffalo Rohes, Whips, and all other articles in his line. % •
Ho alro keeps constantly, on hand, and 5 prepared to fhr
nlah to orders all kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured of
the best material, and inn style of workmanship oqual to
the Eastern manufactured article,and at CO per centeheaper.
Gouhtiy Merchants and Farmers would do well to call and
examine his stock boibre purchasing elsewhere, as ho ls de
termined to pell first rate articles ftt very low prices. . , •
AS**Don’t forgetthe place, No. 80, oorner of .Wood stand
Diamond AUev. . . - • . Top 26
A Complete Analysis of the Roly* Bible,*
CONTAINING the whole of thc OLD and NEW. TESTA
MENTS, collected and arranged systematically in Thir
ty Booktu (based on the work of the learned Talbot,) togeth
er with an Introduction, settlog-forth the character of the
work and the immense facility this method affords for Un
derstanding the Word of God. Also, threo different IbMei
of CbilUiiU prefixed, and ft General Index subjoined, so eia
bora ted. and arranged in alphabetical order, as to direct at
ouco to any subject required. By Rev. Nathaniel West, .D.
1 vol.roytd Svo—abont 1100 pages. th-iMs#. .
For sale by J. S. DAYISONi^
oci22 v 65 Marlirt street, near Fourth.
Dutch Bulbous Roots» Ac» t
THE subscriber has received airoct from Harlem >; his
•supply of choice Hyacinths, Tulips Peoneas, and other
Flower Roots ibr fall planting, andibr Winter blooming in
pots and glasses:; Grass Seed for lawns, which makes a
fine close, smooth Turf, equal'to Bods._ Pruning Xnjtru
monts, Garden and Farmiog Implemeuto. of the most ap
proved construction,ut'Ecsterh prices, from the Beod and
Wareboaße, Yiftb WABDBW>-
■ ' - - Coparittcrshin* ; j •
riVIIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of
1 Janes RiCfIABPSQff, fn the Wholesale - Grocery, Oommls
eion aid Na,d Store, No. I+i, Wator etrect, design ocmUn
uing the business, under, the, firm apd style of-ERWIN A,
DILWORTHB, ana we solicit a continuance of the custom of
the late tropietcr. S| S mUWolkn,
:WM.DILWORTH,Jb. '
In red truing my business to Erwxn&Dn.'?voUTHB l lchecr*
fully-recommend them to oil those with whoru Ihave been
doing business* ~ James Erwin or myself -will Attend to se t*
tling the business.
. noT&lm ».
mm) STREET I’UOPEKTY FOR BALK—A now Three
Story Uriels: DWELLING HOUSE, with Stow Room,
situated on Third street, between Wood and Smithfield;
contains eleven Rooms, besides the. Store-room, Hall, and
eood Cellar. The House ls well finished, sod in good order;
Gas Fixtures, Bath Room, for hot and cold water, Ac. The
20feotfrontby65a^-c^
™tB " . : ljoihUdstrcV-
SOMBBSJSi-A VALUABLE FAIIMiOU BALE, eituaUxi
bn the West Newton end Cumberland, Plank Brad,
about 60 miles ftom Plltebarghimdl from.Eomcreet, con
dating of 29T Acres,lso qr tdjlch..nre In cultivation—the
balance fine timber. : Ihe Farm Is. well water«l.__ Tbe
buildings nre a Tavern, aSmlth andßrcgonMakcr’Bßhopa,
Stables, and other ont-honscs., A Saw nnd.Qrtat SHU on
thi aSßifilnc nronertv. Price *4500. Terms easy, V ;
g A SOW, 140 Thlrjl at
OPBTEB TRANSPORT AT ION.
-arphtwo smngedsrittjttegonsflwoto Sown*;'
W hanna Rallrcad -Companles.lbtAjEipedjJ Oyster,
atesce^^Y^^.^
BAB’B'PEBSDEB’B AESiSTAN'i’,
‘ Notes and Additions, tbmgwr; wilb *
Conveyancing, by A. Joisa»£p»gd«it 3 udgeof ite Eghtb
■ Judfcisl-IHstrictj-TeceiTeaatailbrHuobjr - • --i-t
. . . r —‘-•evJ? £■ >WN| uo&ficllor anil Stationer,,.
j y 22 «8 Wood street, between 8d A 4th t©.
BJ O. TIIMIIH,. ... ..'JOira K. TIKUT4*.
TIEEHAK & Cff.,
f - . BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
feMftly] . Kc. Wood Strat. and Diammd AUcy
JOHN WOODS, !
•i BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
TVEAUSIUh Gold, SUrer and;Baflj£ Notes, Camatßsa
I / par fund* roceirwl-oirdeposit." o)Uectimi«carcfally ar
Uraded to. Fourth Streep 1 one door of-MarßOt, riwa--
burgh, Pa. . •••; TW
DvmaUe and Storagn Bzatangcy Bank HoUSyObld and, Bdst
:Bmwht,Soiaand£xcltantal,ai(ke_ ■■
if EXOnANW AND BANKINO JULODSS; OB
vrauAU a. aiu. & co.,
.84 *oo» BTSytCT, KTOSOTan.
fiSVtatereftt allied on time dopodto. [a”#”
EXCHANGE AND*BANKINO. BOUSE OP
a. wnxnre & co.,
So. 76 Foceiu Sntßi
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh,
jW ”
ar& SSSoij)co.»
BANKERS AND: EXCHANGE BROKERS, ... -
DEALERS In Exchange, C°ih> Bank Notes, .Sight ana
Erne Drafts, Ac, Collections carefully, attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any-part of the Union.
Stockß bougbt-and Bold on conunlsam.
No. 7?goarth at, next door to Banft of Pitta Vg-tsel3
' c HILL ft CO., ...
BANKERS AND EXCHANQE EEOKERS, _
COoitlS O? WOOD XSP IBH STBEESB.
SIGHT EXCHANGE™ the Eastern Cities constantly rot
sale. TimeßOls bt Exchange ajA Notes dlirotmtel.-*
Gold, Barer ana Bank roll.
made in all the principal, cities of tha Xnitod
poslta reeolTcd of Par and Coirent Fund?.: (marZny
sins 8080, mwun £ ii t? s a-trw' L 0
KBAHEE & BAHM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, .
BOX AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock.
Promissary Notea and Time Bills, on East, and West, buy
and sell Stocks.on Oommissloru. .. ... ■
Collectlonsmadeon all points in the Union. Imyl
A. WILKIHS ft CO., “17
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, .■
so. 75 focßta sr;, PBTSBUEOB, orpesr™
riinß SUBSCRlBEBfnndernew and more CiTuTabloanspi
-1 ccs, will continue the BanUlng huMnesa snd Stock Bro
keragHn the. house fonnerlyoccupled by_ llfflOT Palmer,
Hanna & Co., and more recently by the Pittsburgh Life In
shxance Company, where he will he pleased tosee his old
friends and customers. [jj3] A. WILKINS.
"" H. HOLMES ft SOUS, ;
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
niva behoved thou nsmnap aim axtaunua omex m no.
fi? MOtEET STBEEV.-TOUB DOCB3 BELOW ODD aEAgP..
\T HOLMES A SONS, Bankers andExchonge Brokers,
‘JN . and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, GolAißU
ver and Bank Notea. Exchange on the Eastern Mid Western
thedSes throughoutthelloltod
«*. s. BOOT -' HOOH S BAEBEHT,
bankers AND JSXOHANQB BROKBES,
n, Z. COBKttt OF WOOD • A SlXta ,
BEALEHSin Coin, B&ni Notes, Time BWs, Foreign and
Domestic Exchange. Certificates ot Deposit, Ac.. ■ _
ExSSngeon flStSprtnripai cities of the Union andlta
rope, for sale in Bams to snit Trorchasera. ••
Corrent and par fondsroceiTwi on deposit. -
| Collections made on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
......... 1209,010 61
iSS,2SO 50
1,01019
... 100,000 00
7O
$101,481 98
179,010 61
17,820 21
JAMES RIOHABPBON,
- - " 1 "
■ ■ ■ *■ • v .
* ; -v^ r {. >»..*•; ~,
; 'r ■'4 w . «
#■ ,*1 * * * *
■NKERS AND BROKERS.
Removi
PATRICKS & FHtEND,
BANKEBS AND EXCHANGE DROKEB3,
Bat Eeirnxd IMr OJJlutotht Omuxtf fSflh and I Tooi tU.
A PITtSDUBOn, PA. . ■ . V 1
-iVaTRTCKS A *BIE2n>, Banker* and ;
Notes, Drafts, Goto EMw
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastern end Western
the cities, throughout the United
StSee, Deposits coodvrf Inparfnndsor rorKB pa rfA“ t
ttoeomeT oTSlflh and Wood Streets. ■
■ AUSTIN IiOOMIS.- „„„
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Oliit. So. W fburlti sL. above Wood, -
■ ■ ' PITTBBDRGH. • •■ ■ - ,
«T - Notes, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Mans on cot
laterals, negotiated. Stocks and Band Warrants t>ouglil
HOTELS, &c»
PtOUBSCB HOTBW „
No. 400 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK.
fcoSDCCTP OS THE ZtrSOP£AyPLAy.)
BEtJBES lOYEJOY, _
PROPRIETOR.
Hi re o. cwNtu-r*
Brown’s Hotel, _ ( .
Corner of SmiMiM and Third Strati, pmiburgt,Ritt>a.
UJnxTJ Shown 4 connklly, raoracoEa.
rty-nood etatUng utttched to the Horae.
FRANKtIsTHOUSIS, Clevelana, omo.
C PATRICK St SON, PfioramoßS.—This HouMhaaun
• dersoße thorough and extensive repairs, alterations,
and larSnUdlUona or new fornlturo, ett, and the proprie
tort pledge themselves that nothing shall
their rart to render the Ftumam a place where all the com
fcr»of ■> Cr»t ri*a hotel am bo f°°ff pATMCg A
St. Charles. Hotel. _ ,
Cartur of IToal and Third tirtdt, Pilltbtrrgh, Prrma.
WIlWm B. CAMPBELL, P&ommra.
mHIB fiaerataMWinient haring come Into the hands of »
f rmE
I Unotf4rttnyl« ,
ALLKVJrioar Wood street,) wiUbs P a^^?£vjy|?i < !i to ’
67 B. HE ADLY & CO’S
NEW CARPET HOUSE,
SO. 89*HIIU> STREET,
•soma beaibbs.
TUBES SpACIOUS SALES RO.OMS.
SALES ROOM HO. 1. '
CONTAINS
floor QHOotlis* fKnnTto^rp^^ora^StajrjTa*
t Ittannii T!nariW*Twl /Uwliiytf fifothfl.CodOfteOmtOn flui Bli*
of alUdofchjilinW Wloao? Bha<lo|S
buff Ilollomisi Ou and Potnam s
I» full stocked with an unrltnllcd owortmont otEoyal Vc!-
»oifcii«seta Tapestry, Breeds, Ply,Patent
Tapeptry,lnpahi, andßuperfine farpotiOCT; nallondStair
P/v;::
° r c. B ß?a. l s'co. woald respootfnlly ciU ihe ottcntion of
persons wiaWOK to furnish steamboat*, hotels or dwelling
boaBo« to the above, as they are determined to EsU ot the
fame low prices they taro heretofore been Bolling at, and
le?i han »°7Q^re f;
Sacred Blwtc Boobs,
FOU Church Choir?, Congtegatlon*, te, *a, wholeaalo
and retail. • , • ■■Eae&perdox.
Illmrsley’s Harp-of Davila eoHeotion of Church ■
Music, • 7Cc. $7,00
Modern Psalmist, by Hmell Mason. * sc -' '» 00
The Modern Harp, or Boston Sacred Melodist,by_ . .
L.WbltoanaJno.B.aould, i»S2
National Psalmist, by Mason and Webb, ' « ,,c * i*SS
Harp or the West, H°
Natjon&l Lyre, JJjc. JiJjJ
Bay State Collection, Wc* 0,00
Tbo Church Choir, ; _ 6 > oo
American Psalmody, with figured Bass for Organ
or Piano, • ■ 03c. 6,00
ALSO, The Melodist, a collection of popular and soda!
Songs, Glees, do.
The Social Glee Book.
JurAile Oratorios, for juvenile classes, schools, Ac.
Musical Class Book, for adult singing classes.
Toung Lady’s Harp, designed for ftmale Academies and
the social circle; . > _ :
-Taatherwiththe NetrCarmlnaSacra; C&ntlcl&Lan&lns,
Joatreceiredby CHABLOTTE
r «18 • ••■ 118 Wood street.
. HeIV Snored Music Uooka.
TUJJ SHAWM —A Library of Churcb Mualc, etc., con
taining brer 1000 compositions, ty Wm. B. Bradbury
and Geo. P. Root, assisted by Tliomae Hostings and T. U.
Meson. Priefl 76c>-por amen $8,50. . . .
BAORED MELOBEON —On a now system, of notation; by
A. a Hayden. Price 760—pbr dozen «,60.. ,
HARP OF THE SOOTH, (in Patent Notes!) a non collec
tion of Bacred Music, selected from tho most popular corn
nosers, by Trot J. B. Woodbury. Prlco76c.—pertlos. $7,60,
CHRISTIAN MINSTREL—By Alkin; one of the most
popular books published. Price 75c.—per da*. $8,60.
NEW CABMINA SACRA—By Lowell Mason, and the
most Buecosaful muslc book.ever;published; over 300,000
■copies have been sold. Piiee7sc,—perdoa. $8,60, ■ v
CANTIOA LAODIS, or American Book of Church Music;
the latest collection; byLowflll Mason and Goo. J. Webb.
Price 73c.—per dos. $8,60. • . V i
A large supply ortho above popular Music Booksrecelv,
cd, and for sale singly or by the quantity, by , _ .
ootl7 JOHN H. MBLLLOB, 81 Wood at.
1 New Music! Sew Mulie!
HKLEBER has Just received, per Adams’Eipress,
. THEY SLEEP IN THE COLD GRAVE— new song—
composed and dedicated to J. Fleming, Esq-V by H. Kleber,
Old Dog Tray, by 8. C. Foster. _ _
The Garland, a set of beautiful Walttes tor Guitar, by
Prof. Rupp, of this city. . , _
All Things are Beautiful, a pleasing Duett for two voices,
by Glover. •
. Wert Thon to Speak Farewell. \ ,
The Prime Donna Walts, as performed with unbounded
ln America, a descriptive piece,
embodying all tho American National Airs, by Julienv •
, . Katy Darling's Farewell, for Guitar.
Katy Clyde, do.
Old Log Hut, .delete., etc.. : •' ‘
• Also, “Dodworth’e Brass Band School,” containing every
necessary information to; organize Brass Bands, to under-.
Stand the nature of brass, their selection and adaptation,
and embrncing a number of fice nieces arranged iorfWl
Brass Bands by Alien Dodworth, leader of the celebrated
Dod worth Brass Bend, Now York; fat sale by_. ;
oelS H. KLEBER, No, 101 Third street.
EHTERPBISEWORKS.
136 wood eraKET,Tiiißn doob mow vzßom aim.
: Be WK & TBT&BT.
W IMPORTERS and manu&ctnren of
DENTAL
JgfG> . RirLKS, We
•'S||jf keep a general assortment of the above
w:.. articles constantly on Ixand; .together
with a general variety .of Fancy .Gnus, Pis
tots andßevolvefs, Flasks, Horns, Shot Bolfegim, tovder,
Lead and Bullets jNawieTbfrk; Hunting Mid PockotKcivec;
TMinrn end Hair Dressers’ Ehears; Pocket Sdssora,-An—
Alao, Trusses andSuppoitoA
RIPLIii I—Wo are making iUSea of every description, to
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. ■■■. ■ ■ mylo .
: T, U, CALVERT C CO« -_ „
TP-TTUSINKERS. ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
I MsjnrtAOTumS, No. 48 South Third street,
wuvt.stvelpHlA." ~ 80
. VEBiITIAM BUBBB, • -
each. Terms: OmrhMf gg
oct2J . Real Estate AecntMtO-TbtTd et,
—3OOO Ib» Clear Bsaon Sldeetor
FURNITURE.
WM. R/STKVENfiON.xonUnuw to manufacture
Vjl; CABINET*^?ARE 6f every deacriptionj athia old stand*
pEpa corner of liberty and Seventh streets. UNDERTAK-
I*| IINQ attended^'in ailiiabranchea. myll .
T“ A. MXLLIKES A CO.,
KAVB ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CIIAIR MANUFACTORY, No. M Smlthfiold street, a
largo aivortmcnt of fancy,and plain fornltnre, which th»y
wfll sell 15 per cent below customary rates, . . •
• Termer-cash only,. . ... • . -.decgluy
Or eat Indncementi to Ca»h Purchaaerg.
‘XfTE will sell our large stock of COMMON AND'.FANGY -
W , CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that came*
£ul to oleaso cash purchasers. All our work is warranted,
JAMESIOWSVJR^
niai3s : - nor. BeTenth and liberty sfaw . :
Journeymen Cabinet JUakets Association*
: WARBHOVS BO» TIIIBD STBEBT,
(Between wood *hdsauuaer sts.)
: : tttth ASSOCIATIOH.embradng
already, twice tothreo ttoa asWL
ißilßfiHlfigaMimra Trmnv handfl a&the largest and nn .
BgfawMaraaaattgai hitherto most renowned ppmussa
nhopsofthis' aty, bore opened tbrir. Watehoooo, flnd_a«
1 able to tarnish the public, by wholesale or retail, withynx
nlture of the following '
blshogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureans; Full Columned
Bureaus; Mahognnyßedsteads; MbhoganyChalra; Boobing
Chairs; : Mah6gany Washstands; Bofiis; Divans;
Boob Xases; Seraetarlss; Cord Tables; Ker Tobies; too
Card Tablea; Centre Tables; Hot Boobs; Erenchßcdsttwia,
Ottomans ;Poplar Wardrobes* Mnirrg and Breakfast Tables,
• WorkHtands; Cherry and Common Workstands ? hlgn post,
common, low, and trnnfllaßedsteads; Cherry DoicaosjCnos;
CradleSp&c. '-v^'
■ f - The advantages of cooperation,' on an extensive scale* per*
mit them to sell at the lowest prices, and thay ore deter
mined to edil* lower than any . competitors, aa.oqnaUy good,
if fact better article, and warranted—as the; publlo wfllnn
bUdescriptlons,and otherarUda
of any description, made to order in every style, at the short
est notice.;.; w*2»
pntSßtJßQir*
i JAMES W. WOODWBUi
CABINET FURNITUUB MANUPAOTVSEB.
\ Ware-room* 9T attd 99 TlUrd^treet.
. 1 . J. W. W. respectfully, Inlbms/r.
flHS&g§§2s|gs Mi ftkoisend cwstonuira.ttiat
s^ggrumn.™.—of Furniture, which la decidedly *1 *.
the largest Rnd bc?t ever offered (meals In thl» Oty, which
trfll bo sold'at priceaasTow as way In the united States,
Ab he is determined to uphold the quality with well sea- j
soned best tfintoanslrip, and newest derigns; and,
. frtnn the extent Of his orders and facility In manufacturing,;
he is enabled to produce warranted at the lowest.:
pr n?haa adopted the principle of identifying his customers*
interest with his'own, ixi quality add price, and keeps al
ways oh hand tbs: greatest Tariety _rf oyery deacripnon of
fondture, toon'the'cheapest'and plainest, to the most elo:
tmnt and costly/thata house,. or any part of one, may he
furnishedfromhis stock, of, msnnfiictured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, in party of his stock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot ha surpassed
in any of the Eastern cities: \
XIV teto«4ete .
. Chain;
20 dos. Walnut . (t
60 Mahogany. Rocking* 1
20 Walnut - “ u
60 MahognhyDirahs;
.20 Walnut ,• •
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
> ** « Dressing Bureaus;
* 80 “v M Waahstanda; ;
• .'4oEnclosed .. . u
100 Common ~ - “
20. Plain Dressing Bureau; .
49 Mahogany Bedsteads: -
20 Walnut . «
60 Cottage u
800 Chesty and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahoganv Wardrobes; -
: 10 Walnut ' «
lOOherry; **
60 Plain Bureau;
TO Dining and Breakfast Tables;
12 Secretory and Bookcases;
• 20 do*. Cane Beat Chcdre;.
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs;
. 12 Ladies’ Writing Desks;
Hut and Towel Btoads; What-Nots;
Etiguires; : . •••* - Paper Macho Tables:
! Conversation Chain; Pembreke •• u
Elixabethan w Hall and Tier, •**
Deception Ladles*Work •*
Pearl Inlaid ** Extension Dining Table?
Arm “ -Ottomans;
. Gothland Hall Chairs; •• • •• • . .■
• A largo assortment of. COMMON. VUitNiiUitß and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. CascreT M&sxu supplied with all ar
ticles In line. .
STEAMBOATS and HOTEIfI, furnished at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to.
.V.2UOS. BAMSBT,
WATCHES, JEWELRY j &e.
HEW lEWIIET StOBE,
Ho* 87 market Street,
tSuxmd iecr abate Bit NarOraat corner of the Ptammd.y
Tons STEVENSON, (of thelatafirmof Johnß. MVcddiu
•I 4 C 0..) respectfully announces to the public lint ho has
boohed, at the above Btand, a fioeussortmout of WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVER AND ELATED WARE, LAMPS, GI
RANDOLES, Jbctrt and Table Cutlery, Jh-itamua Tea amt
Communion Sett, and the usual Variety of goods In hi, Uno
and attention given to the REPAIR of FIN E
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4c. V■ . . ■
He trusts, that Crum his . long experience Inbusmess, he
trill ha able to give SaUsiaction to those who may. favor hhn
j with their patronage. .. . ...... ’ .
Pittsburgh, May 15th, 1853. my2s
" Henry Blehudson. Jeneller, .
HAVINO re-fitted his store in A handsome manner, and
but recently returned from‘the eastern cities with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY,
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom
ers to the feet that 1 among his Watches will be lbund the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Hns, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Miniature I»cketB,etc,eto
PANOV GOODS—Such as Papier Macho, Work Tables and
Bores, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table -Mats,
Colt’s Pistols, Porte Monnaies In great variety; China Fruit
end Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and Or
namental articles, which have only to be aeon tobeappre
-l-fi-l. ■ fnotl) NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
WORTH KNOWING.—To all ibat are about to
l purchase anything In the way of fine Watches, rich
Gold Jewelry, or sterling Silver. Ware. 11008 has now on
hand a very good assortment of all kinds of imods In nls.
Hue of business, that he is selling at their vacs vAtux and
at least from 25 to 50 $ cent below the prices asked by those
« old Fogies” that havebeon twenty years or so In the mars
ket with their old stock of goods that cost, when purchased,'
double tbeirprescntvalne.-and yet they expect to make a
profit on them. lassert fecte worth knowing, that.lam.
Belling goods, new and fresh,lost purchased, as above, from
25 to 60$ cent, cheaper than any other derner In tide cjty>
at 51 Market street. ' . : ~ jy22
OUBB TO LET,’AND- FUitftlTOitK FOR SALR-rA
«good three story honso; on Becond Btroet, between.
Wood and Market. The fuxniturewill be sold at a bargain.
Enquire of . f jy22l H. O. HOOP. 51 Market st _
Bay Wood Nursery. and. Gardena...
JAMES KENNEDY, [late Manager of thawell-kßowa Sj
raeura H oscries. New.York,7 oegs le»re to -tnlbnn tho.
ruMiTtSthTLsEowestablishedtinEXTENSlVE NEIV-,
SEKY, on the Harm of Mr, James 8. Nosley, rail East Lit*
erty. where ho. shall bo prepared, after . Instmot, .to re*
colroandflU orders for orery Tarietyof Frnit and Omamon.-.
tal Trees, Hardy arulGreen House Shrubs ana Plante.,;, JU.
additionio a cboleeend superior stock on hand, ho has made
arrangements with one of tho largest Nurseries in the Easti
to keep up his supply. Having a thorough and long expe
rience in the business, he can assure his dustcmaraperiect
would also respectfully offer his sorTices in .
designing, layingoot, and managing Bural Cemeteries, J?uV
HoParks, or the grounds of Country Besldencea; and will
also furnish plans forthe forwatiopof Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, Ac, in the hlghes> styl.es of the art.
Practically acquainted with every; branch of, Landscape,
Gardening, and having spent years in the Sylvian Parks of
England, mid on the beautiful banka of the Hudson, lie
hopes he has the, capacity to meet the wishes of those who.
Command cations can be addressed through the Citv
Poflt Omco,or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Negley A
KBTOri7tw .
OPU^EE’S
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL ZEAST
OB B&KEJG POWDERS,
The Cheapest, NcaUhiesi, msst Citftd and Eamomi- ‘ ...
cat Artidefir liaising Bread, Biscuit, fried,
Griddle, and Johnny CLteJ, Pidry,
Puddings, Sweet Cakes, ..
. Cbm Bread, da~
EVER INVESTED.
Opinions of toe press:—
Thoso who have tried it, have found that the advertise
ment docs not vaunt its praises too highly.—[Tallahassee.
FloridUn and'Journal, Feb. IP, 1863. ■ - , , • - -
Housekeepers who have tested tbo quality of this pow
der, yropouneef unanimously In Its fevor.—[Lockport Dally •
Courier/ 7 :
It surpasses everything in the tray of nsivp, we ever saw
"used in the baklngofedte*.—[Rahway Advocate and Regis,
ter, April 16,1850.
This is an article of such utility in various kinds of cook
ery, that when its virtues become properly: known,
housekeeper, that studies comfort ana :eeonomy,< will vril:
lisgly do withoutlti—[N.T. May •:*
No one need hesitate to use Darkee’eaU-iinportant.ftrticio
to housekeepers^—{Republican Bannerand Nashville Whig,;
1 have ligh thread, sweet bread, bread that you
ean eat with a good relish, do hot forget to procure Durkee’s
Baking Powder, and you wUlnotfeii to have good bread;
cakes, Ac.—[Troy Dally Ernes, Slay. 24,1862. . -
We have tried : this article, and can recommend it with
perfect confidence.—[Quebec Gazette, July, 1852.
Durkee’s Baking Powder we have tried at our house, and
our “better half” was astonished*at tho result—[N. Y.
D All goodlio^ wives will rejoice in end glorify the name
of Durkee, after thoy have given his Baking Powder a fair
trial.-KNew York Sub, Bept 30,1852.
Duxkee’s Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered.—N, Y. Dutch
man. Feb. 12,1853. .:; ••*••: ■ Z.. ■*\
The highest commendations, from hue d reds of the largest
and moat respectable wholesale bouses inthis, and nearly
every luge city on this continent, could be given, if .spneo
allowed it. •■■•••* ~ *
. E. R.DURKEE,
Sou.PBOPZLIXTO&-asm ::
139 Water tt ruL,l3txv York*.
BAXTER A McKEE, Agents, Pittsburgh. [octal]. 1
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
- .Et BTOHS ASU POtt Bilß,'
SO9 bags Bio (Joffee: 300 bblsN.O. Molasses;
176 hhdsN.O. Sugar?' 50 hhls Sugar-House do.
30 boresGrantV Tobacco;, 200 bales Batting;
50 boxes Webster old do;; SOO kega Nails, assorted; .
20 bzs Russell & Robinson's; 200 boxes Glass; .
100 eaddy boles of various SO kegs Ya.TwlstTobacco;
brands; - 200 boxes Borin 8oap;
60 this Loaf Sugar; 50boxes Palm do.
20bags Pepper; 20 boxes Ground Pepper;
16 bags Pimento; [sep27] Ground Cassia, Ac, Ao.Ac,
ONEYr-300 fim prime new; white* Honey, io smoU
- boxes, fbr family un just received and for nde by*
anggQ , ; : J;*P; WILLIAMS,-122 Wood at
T>KSIMNCE FOR: SAL&rSitnated in Allegheny City.
XV The Lot is 60 feet:front bn.'North Canal street, by 285
deep to liberty street. The house la large and convenient*;
ly arranged, with gas fixtures, bath room, Ac. A good Car
nage Houso and Stable onldberty street;trees,:shrubbery, :
Ac. Thls beautiful resident will be rold ohnasy terms.
octflO S. CUTHBBRT A SoN,l4fr Third gt..
Berip Dividend*
BEESONS: Insured in-ths Mutual Department of the
1 Pittsburgh Life Insurance: Company, are rajuesfed to •
all tecrinra.thsir Scrip ferfhASO per coat, dividend do
ctored <ro_ the. Ist of February: last.; .
«ttB ' , * :; : r .vO A; COLTON, Seerehtfr
• Saving Machine* ■■
mHE BOSTON SAUSAGE CUTTER .AND BTUBPEBSp
X ?ny* Straw*, and Stalk Cotters;OfunalmpTorod Corn.
SheEera, for hand nndhar?a power; Pruning Chisels, Saws,
and a-Urge-assortment of Implements suitablo for the
Garden and Farm, fhftgtba Seed'nndXtftls alt oral
houses 4) Fifth street *
tSi JAMS 3 WABBBOP.
;-\;3
iaa second and i»i pirst streets.
IRITIBU.LUSTRB^-10IbrealVLj ' "
► OCIIB . . :. .3. Ai lAHKESTOCRA CO.
' c js r:^‘
=II
MISELLANEOUS. _
•EUBOFE&S HGEHCy. ■
M
mtrtj oiDfiST SSTABIISBED 07710$ IS THIS CUT.
i «vm wumibTinn «* •
. , . >uu iisint*i>u • .
MONEY TO THE OLD COOHTttT.
cannot occuryn* Weses sccrosto any’
mS? 8 ‘SSSk last ten years lhwhlch he baa bora to
SlSsteairis
bool, Glasgow, Cork, Belfast, .Drogheda, Port
from thence to : Pittsburgh; and will attend
: warding passengers from thence tosiiypjntortocoMJJv
He also has sight drolls for sale, payable at the following
* ON , .
Edwards, Sandfbrd k Co ..;.....»«..Idndon.
Wm.Tappscott & Co ,*....«LiwrpooL
. (Available in tho principal cities and towns throughout
r England oiltl‘Walesi).
° ON IRELANB.
Provincial Bant • Ireland. .Dublin.
'SEARCHES.
Armagh, Belfast, Downpatrick, Enniskillen,
:Mall6w r ~'.v •.. v .gtata&Sj, . AtHone, . Carlow,
Drofclioda, Ferifioy, Monagbafr, Ettnlaeonhy,
BaUlna, Cavan, Dnndalk, Galway,
' Bolyinona, , ClonmolV. :
Don cannon, Ixmdondorry, Omagb, Yonghall,
Banbridgo, „ Kittenny, gongannon, Mrash,
2S?"* sr sr v^ord,
Cootehill, "^ ECo ?ffir m --~
National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, ami its branches
in fifty towns In Scotland.
Messrs, Edward Blonnt A Co^Bankors-~..^....«..«««**FarU.
. i (ATaUabl^nani^t^Pranco.)
MRtes.Togel,Kock.S Co, Baotera, Frankfort
(Available In any cityigf^^^
| 190, tfor. of Brremfrapd Smltbflfia *t».
i .jjfi. PASSAGE ESOHUVEBPOOI.
i:iS : EMBRAI.D ISI.KI . ,
THIS splendid new Ship, built fcr “Topscctts Line, is
the largest PaeSet Ship afloat, end for etrenph of
’ build, accommodations for passengers, and galling qualities,
; t^h o AlSiaM'wSriiSftonl Urerpool onor abemt
the Irani op Dscßtsra, and persona sending for their
fHenda ehould not lose the opportunity pf securing passage
for Uiem by this noble flWp. ■_ v
1 tn order to prereat delay, paagengert wIU ; noffllrf by
letter from Mesars- TV. Tapseott* 00, tlverpool,Tfbafc daj
lo be there to embark., - .. ■ ■ ■ t •
Tbe Emerald Isle Is commandedbyCapt Geo,B. Cornu*,
frecentiy ortbefovorile pariretabip, w ‘Win.
fa ■weu known for his kiadnesß to and ms skill
fulness as a"commander. . ,
N.B.—TheE.-I. will be succeeded by the magmlleeotnerw
: shamrock “ commanded-by the well known Captain,
Samuel J5-DoarieT;' \ , r ,^i t Tr
;To secure .passage, apply to JAMES TILAKETrf,
; oct2t ; ' Corner of Scronth atd Smitbfleld sts.
: TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
IVIIOLE3AT.K AHD BEMH.
\gt the Wek&n Ted Store,
>' 38 Pmn BTam, PnrsmranH, Pi.
X>T the half chest, of neatly packed In metallic package*
is now receiving his pall Block of-QItEEN
knd BLACK of some of the finest chops
to ho found IntheKastcra market. Merchants yirftlng the
city are inyited to call and examine oar stock.
' Below is a list of thc various grades, alt of which haye
been csreftUly selected; imi can mth confidence be recom*
.mended.:. w
30 half cbostofineYoungHyson;- - • •'
10 do do Moynne Young Hyson;
•lo do :extra fine Mpyxrno do; •
100 do Superior do;
j lfido extra flno.■.■■■■■• do;
CO Tflcqared boxes extra Carious Young Hyson;
• J>y hair chests fine Gunpowder; . _
10 • do extra fine do;
5 - do . do Moynne Imperial;^.
20 do Bapeiior do; C*/- •
150 do Pino Oolong Black Tea; .
' 40 do ..extraflne Oolong;-
SO -do. extra Curious do;
<2d -do flapeTlatlrely strong and fragrant Oolong
25 cheats extra fine English. Breakfast Tea;
6- do Curious do • do; .
. ALSO—Java ondßto Coffee, LoTcrlngfs Crashed tnd ruL
Pricdpa Bogus, which will he sold very
■ A. JAYNES,
08 Pifth street, Pittsburgh.
nov!4:d£w
TYPE AGENCY.
i.JAYSEB,
-• NO. 38 lIBTH RTJIEKT, mT9BtmGH,
Agent for the Sale of L. Johneon & Co.’e type, sc.,
OF MtttADEbPHIA,
TTAB OS HAND andfbr sale,the following:—Brnsallned
|j| column Galleys; Common Galleys assorted, Slfco
Galleys, Composing. Sticks; Common - and Job: Oases;
Shooting Sticks i Ley Broshes; Boxwood Quoins; Form
taro and lUzlct, of all descriptions;. Brass Bole, of.oll
descriptions! Job Ini, In IB> cans; 100 kegs, Prottt's,»ew»
Ink; 100 Founts Fancy Cord Letter; and Leads, cut to any.
ra jssrOrdersfor Brasses and Typo wOl receive prompt at
tention, and famished at tho Foundryprices. Old Type re
ceived In exchange for new, at D cents s2>. - ,
Blttaburjrii, May 14,1853.—daw
Rboada & Sons.
"\TEW "PATENT AMALGAM PEN.—This important. In
j\ yention removes thetwo great obstacles to the nui
TOtSsal Use or the Steel Peh, tU : their rigidity, anti their,
rapiddestruction by the corrosive action or tlioink. In
minutely examining the quill pen In the act of it,
will be seen that the action is compound, consisting,first, of
a jrontle yielding backward action immediately above the
. uib; of the pen. j and, second, tho. f * scissors’:, action, or
spreading open -of the points to permit the ilowof the Ink.
This compound movement—which steel pens hitherto
never havehad—gives to the quill its fieribility, ami that ;
• peculiar springy play whichis so agreeable to the hand,
«nd which seems to milt tho action of the muscles of the
I fingers: yielding, as it does, to the slightest pressure, with
i out cramping the hand.. The efforts of all steel pen makers.
| bavebccn directed to the attainment of thisefSenUai qual
ity of flexibility, and they have had recourse to an, innu
merable Variety of cracks and piercings to attain it.. .Tho
Inventors of the Patent Amalgam Pen found, from a series
of experiments, that the wholepracticeefthe tradenod in
this respect been’-'erroneohs—that no combination of
** cracks'’ and M piercings’? couldproduco the desired action.
if the ordinaryfarm qfthe tied pc* This
point being gained, they ayoided the plan hitherto adopted
Sr attaining flexibility, and gave a peculiar torn to. tho
metaLby- hich they mahaged. to combine the “ edssors”;
i action of the ordinary steel pen with the agreeable flexibil
ity of tbeqnUL The second difficulty to be overcome was
of less magnitude, Bht still of great importance to the eon-
Burners of steel pens. Every one U aware of dhe corrosivtr
.action of the ink oh the ordinary steel pen;-’ Even with the
- greatest care, It speedily destroys the delicately smooth rar !
the pern Go serious n drawback is this'from: the
utflity bf the steel pen, that thousands are induced to pnr*
: t& iase gold pens, kt an enormous cost, almost exclusively
because of tte-anti-epriosive uuality of that metal.' Thy
1 invontors haye removed thWeril by their compound tfietoV
i 'which possesses all then«»SBaryquaUtirtorstrel, withthe
•. additional merit of rcsistinglhe chemical action of the ink.
These Ptrig vnll laxtvxort than twenty timutongcr than the
Stal &n, thm rendering theft the eheapat ever introduced. •«
r Tor sale by W; S* HAVEN, Stationer,
norl9- • Market street, Second. •
Bridge over the Allegheny River, at or
near BUarp*burg* I
’VTOnCE IS lIKREBY GIVEN, That to pursuance of the |
JY Act of Assembly of thaDommonwealth ofPcnnsylTa-1
nla, entitled “Ap Ac; toauthorize tho Governor to Incorpo
rate n Company to erect a Bridge over the Allegheny River, |
at or near Eharpshurg, in AHegheny_Coonty,” approved
ISth ofMaroh, 1853, andSapplement thereto* and Acts ex-1
tending the time therein limited^Boohs will be opeuodby I
the under named CbmmlsaioimTsvto recdve subscription* ]
for the StodC of said Companyrat, the ST. CHARLES HCK
TBL, in the City of on the SEVENTEENTH
day of DECEMBER, 1853, between the hours of 10 clock, A;; 1
JL, and A o’clock, P. SI : and Bhould the whole number of
shares not be subscribed tm that day; then and in ihat'Ciise,
at tho home of Mr. NEWPORT, In tho Borough of Sharps
burgh, on the TWENTY-FOURTH BAY OF Til E* SAME
MONTH, between the same hours.
Philip Miller, Thomas Liggett, ••
James Sharp, ' Qabriol Adpms,-
Lowis O.J. Noble, Thomas Wallace* -
l*oter KUngensmlth, Malcolm Beech,
John W. Duncan, • Harrison Parry, l
David Drcnan, * RobertCbassmon,
Fronds Karos, Richard Kwalt,
David-Boyd, Robert Wilson,
James Marshal)* , ■ Jamcs H/McClelland,
neury MiGevy* . ■ Thomas: Pearson,
Samoa Blakely, Grant Mowry, ,
CUttriesSpang, James O'H.Denny,
William C. Denny, A.Morton,; ; .
J. 0. Comstock, «• Lemuel BhortllS, .
F.A.Collior. ' James Levis., [novl«-
.Pearl Steam Mill; 1
CAHALBASIN,' ALLEQHENFCITY,
MUCOID STATIUS.) : ■
T?AHIUE3nIII bo soppUed*ithonrTarioußgrades or ...
- TOTBmanmmßgLomy
B.le&vlag tlifiir order, At tho HiU-or Incur, boxes ot ■
LoitatvWilßon* Co., Wood street, or Brum * Heitor, cor,
ncr Liberty anil Bt, Clair alrests. KttsOureti.
- IH. P.SohiratU.or J;T.Biunplo, Bruggl«ts r AUi!ElumT, •
Flour ArtllßedeUvareatoftjnUiealnelthwofUiotwoclUeii
I°S" 8 CABU KENNEDY & 00.
Vnlaoblo Farm for Sale, j
juj- IN PETEUS TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTONCOUN
ISJWTr, PENNA.—Thounderalgned wlahcato aispora of I
““his valuable Farm, situated in one of thuimost.thrl- j
vine, fertile arid desirable sectionsof Washington cotmty--1
in. a neighborhood provotbiallbrits good motalAand'lntel- J
llgeciee, and snffldently-ooßTenlenttdgood markets. This I
Xand lies within tiro* railed of the proposed .wrote fcr the
Char tieraValley RaHroad,an Improymaeatwhich. will ec?
tainly be made during.the coming year, .lit contains aboutH
146 ACRES, :morO or lesst of which there are about lU*
ACREEOLEARED, and in a high state cfcaUivatiou, and I
finely improved. : The uncleared landaboundfl ia good Tim: : i
ber, and the whole Is abundantly supplied with water, ■ It.:
odiolns lands of William Park,: DarrteL BelU and others.
The i mprovements are TWO GOOD - UWi&LLI NG HOUSER
ono Brick end the other Frame; a Fromo BARN, and twu
Frame :BTABLES,~ with . other necessary cxrt-buUdlngs.
There’la an abundance of fine FKUlTotf thiaproperty.
This valuable Farm will bo sold, on accommodating' terms.
For any further■ information In reference to It, application
ean'be nude to the subscriber, in Canoneburg.
sepie&n JOHSC ALQHAN.
Hope Mills in Full Operation Agatiri:,
T>Ya!TB BUILDINGS, Fifth PROPRIETOR,
XV tfcahkftd to the public for past custom, ventures to so-1
licit acontiDuam»oftho-6ame for his present-enterprise—> i
theestabUshtaentof »7piee' 21 m$ within the
dty,lbrtho aoc«itoiodaUon' ortii9' CU3tomers L artd all who
wish to have re&Uy good Flour, 7 pure ground Spices,* Ac* A&
The attention of Faroes, Merchants and others, la Invi
ted, and till ask Is that they wOl give men trial.’ .
F. R. DItAVQ, No. 1 Diamond;
' N.R—AII articles taken back if not found good, and the :
money returned. • . m&rlfi
TbATENT FKUXT piQking fruit iroxh
X tall trees without thei dd of a ladder? "Prouicg lnstru'
- manta of the most approved construction; Digging Forks,
sultahle-for- strawberry beds; Potatoe uooksrficed
Drills; Cuttlog Boxes. for Hay of -Gonr Bttiks, of various
patterns* and a : great variety of labor savlDg Hnplement>.
for the. garden : or 1 fttml Downing's* Barry*#,- aid other
Blandaru works on Fruits, Flowers, Bund Arahitecture,amd j
LandscapeGardenißgiftr saivsl th©r Sc«l uhd.lmpjsmtm i
Fifth PUta^^-^^^:
; W&U’b Academy of Hrawi&g &hd 'Fainting !
''Twr ,; a WALL would notify, ids triznd«.BUdthe^^ie,
and ofeyS
crreT tSe store of Wckik: Herah ; entrmi»
opened aDBAW-.
TNG BCHOOL -Classes -fiJr cnd Gentlemen
hUentCTprise will meet wßh * supporting patronage. w *
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C 'urtafls Spanish tßMxture.
i THE OBEAT fDRIOTBR OS TBJS BtflOP.
not & TAtticra t* Boonr aa. ■ msm
4' Tf lOTAMTABtB BEHEOT FOB SCIUOTDiA* Km**
A Ertl. ; KhTOnutUjn;'ObjUn»U CoUnmoM Brusttoat •
Pimplea or Pustules on the Face* Blotdhes, Boßa* Chronic
Scroßyes, Blog Worm ofr Tetter, Scald Bead. Enlargement .
and Tain cf the Btmea ojtf-JolntJ, Stubborn tn«rt,Syhhfr~ -
UUd BUoWow, Jmmbagdf Spinal nodall Xi*
eases arising from anlitfudiclouatiw ofMercury, Inlpru-■•■•■.
denr •In Ufa. or imparity cffhe Blood. ' .
TbifttmluatleMetlirfnfi, which has benoms celebrated fbr .. •
the number of extraordinary ctrrea through* itr
agency, has Induced the proprietors; at xhf urgent request- -
Of their friends. to offer ft to the pubJliywbfcb thovdowith.
the utmost confidence in lo Tlrtnes BZia mnideiifizi ' ':
properties. The lbllowingoertlfieafes,; ejected frtdnalarp H .
npmber, are, howerer, stronger testimony-tbsn the mere <■,
word of proprietors; and ore ftom -gentlemen trail
known In their localities, and of the highest respectability*
of Blelro»nd,Va. •
•P. HOYDEN; Esq* of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond# ; -
knpwn everywhere- soys be-hsur seen the modfcbu railed .' '■•
Carter's Spanish Blistureadministered inovervlmmlrcd.
i cases, in nearly all the disesses for wfalch.U la recommenct*. •
ed. with the most astonishingly good results;! ITe saysH ift ; .
itierrtosvextraordlnaTjmedicinehehasererseea. si . t*?
■AOUB AND mER^QBBAT.CDRK.—I hereby certify,••.-<
that for three years I hadAgneand PeTerof ibe niostvio-
Jentde^criptton,’ltad several rhycirfan*, took large quan*.
'titles of Quinine,-Memiiy, and.T believe all .the Tonics ad- '
rertised, hot all without any permanent relief At last I
tried QnrtV* Spanish Mixture, .two bottles of which effoo •?■•:
tually cured me- and I am happy to say I hare bad neither ,
ehillsor fever dncA. *t eourider it tbe bcrtTonlflin tbe -
world, and tho only medicine that are* mebed my cass- i . / i
; * Joas Losansr.
Bearßlchmopd,Td.: ? .-.vVi- -v- ■ >■■■*■•'-•
0 B ZwCK, B6U.*now in.t£eoit7ofßiehZDond,andfhr --
many years In the Post Office, has such confidence in tht» ~..
astonishing'efficacy ofCarter's Spanish mixture, thatbo
hia bought upwards of fifty bottles, which,bo bag preo .. v
ay to the afflicted*- Mr. Luck say* be has Bern known It.:,'
tcrfail.when taken according to directions. - t ; :
. Dr* HINGE* a practising Physician* and formerly of .ton
City natal, in the dty of Richmond, says he has witnessed !
in; a number of instances the effects of Castor's .Spanish,...- .
Mixture* which were most truly •Heßajalnß ...
care of Consumption* dependent on too. Liver* the goodef
ffects wore wonderful Indeed, • •»'*,•
BAMUELM. DRINKER/of the flrm of Drinker A Mor
ris, Bichmondt rah cured of Liror Complalntof right years ;
Minding, by tfconmof two bottles of Carter's Spanish :
Mixture. '
GREAT CUKE OE SCBOFULA.—The Editors of the Kiri*,
* mond Republican bad a serrant employed Jn their press ,
room cured of TWent S-refnla, combined with Bheuma* i...
ffAn-TgMghaattgelydisabled-him fromwenk.. Two r *
ofiCarter's Spanish Mixture made <reOf him* i
and the Editors, in a public notice, say *hcr “ rbeer »«*
notuinesdit to all who are afflicted wi:h any dh«ue of the - *
b’.6od”_: . _ .
emit ANOTHEB CURB OP BCROyURA.-rTbwUw<*y
▼aloableboy cured of Bcrcftjla by Oirter , aBpatilfibHlxtui*. ~
X consider it truly a- ralnable medicine* :
i „ Jahzs M. Tatv% •
i Conductor on the B, P. and B. R. R Co., Richmond, Ta* ■
SALT RHEUM of TWESTYYBABS STANDING CUBEJV;.
—Mr. JOHNTHOMP3ON y reridlngintbcdfr<■lßlchla«ld,.
Spanish Mixture, of,
Battßheuw* which tehad iSeftrly twenty-year*.«nd whicß \
allithe pbyridansof couJfl nritcnre. ' Wr-Tbomp-...,..
soj U dwelt fcaownmcrehant in the city a£ Richmond, ■>..
nnftWacnrohnaost nanarkiiblQ. .
WM. A. MATTHEWS, of Richmond; .bad a-servant cured ,
of iSyphniip'ta the worst lyrm, by Carter's Bpnni?h Mixture.
Hei sayfl/he'cheerfolly ,recommends it, and considers Iton ■,
lpTuluable medicine. . • ■ ■■
i RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was ctired.of BcWto* . •
la.tand what pbyalrfans call confirmed Consumption, by
three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
. EDWARD BURTON, commissioner of the rerremie, ♦««.
he £&* seen the good effocta-of Cartcr’a Bpanlah Mixture'in .
amimberof Syphilitic cases, and says it Is o' perfect cure
for that horrible distosc. . ' •
WMJ of lUtibinorid. cured of Old Bore# oxtd
Ulcer?,which disabled him from wafting. Toofca'fewbot- ;
tipi df Carter’s Spanish Mixture; and was enabled towalk - ?■
without a crutch; In a short time pcraancntlT cured. ’■
pTtadpa3DepotatM.WAß3>,CLOSßA€O.VN£>.B3MaidCti
EoneiNewYorh. : -• • - • r
T. W. DYOTT A SONS,Nt>;iS2 North 24 st*TMladelpbU. ’
- BENNETTArBEERS, No. KS htaln street,RifihmtmdvTa.' ...
And for safe' by B. AT. FAHNESTOCK*CO-L: WILGOXv*.
JrJA 'CO*4 Pittsburgh iH. P. SCnWAßTZ,A]legbeDy;And‘
hylDrugghfa nnd Dealers In Modldse ererywhere.
- oct&lawly - '
OOfIIPOVSD STBVP OF ¥BV , •
i'vXOWDOCK SOOT* '
mmfl is a purely Compound, sdontificclljpj*'
4] pared from Ijta beatroots and herbs of the Afatena
bargained 'fin unrivalled reputation for tho .
To lowing effects, - -r •
BEOULAaiNG/AND gTEEHGTHUKIKG TUB *LIVES, t.
Hud DiatSTns OEQABBr and cleansing tho Btomttch.aiui Bow- :
tlaland thus curingall Bilioua Diseases, Liver Complaints. ..
•Dvfoepsla, Indigestion,Costtvencss, Pilos.'Headarim, Fewry •.
and aanndlCe, tow'of. Appetitoj* Ao^nnirv
cadainc the fbod to nourish and rapport ererr part; . .
Jr* POEIPYING THE BLOOD,
and thus curingall Humors,Ch3tattKstlfl__Krnptions, Bcrofh*
la,BaltKbenin,Ei7slpola«, Bcalillciid, CanICCT, Pimples «n
• thsftoe, Blotches, ulcers, Dissttiflo,Can* :
'. - CeiS,AC«j’A©i. : .V ‘ ’
I 'BEGTJLATIBQ THE fIEOEETOBT, ;
ana enablingtbem/ta-pearfMratbolf ...•
prerenting'and caring inaijy 'palnfnl and dattgeroafl diffr .
eases; 6trengtfißbingandQUiQtißgthe.N®rTousByBtein,'thas.
; alloying Nervous Irritation,'and curing all disease* of the,
NeCrTes.aflHjsXeria.Nenialgi^Crtmp^&c.Jtlstmmallea
la hacore of all FEMALE COMPLAINTS, aa .Weakness,
' Ge&ead DeMHtyi Irregularity, Obstructions* Swelling of
, tbftFeeVLLnbs/JolntSjAc., caused fey weakness also,
IXungandThroat,Complainte,aH Colds, Coughs, Asthma,..
[Consumption, Acialso,Dropsy. •• • . • ■ _ • •-•
flaTing inade-usa of tho Compound Byrap of fellow Dock. .....,
f Boot, prepared by ‘tLliorse & 00., either ourself ea,OT In our,
1 and <t to be a very salutary and offeetuaL
. preparation;' we .do most cheerfully recomtuc nd it to the pub* . .
ukaaaireryValoaide’ioedlcine, „
J 3. Bournoj Cashier National Bank, Providence, ILL*. .
AiW. Bpcnaer, Epq;, Cashier,Lime Rock Rank, do, do., R«T.“.
TyilUpm to. litehmonJ,. C. 3. Jonea, editor
Pxtoridenceihjni AdvL, William Field,' M. W. G. M.,Cyrfl*
Biiher, M. E. Ur netehlttson, Q.‘ R, Bea. V. J.
BatcSj Doct. Beni-Colby, ttfld-one-hnndwd oUiJaa of the v
mostrespectablefamilies ofProvidence. ‘‘ ■-•■• r
. - this certifies that I have fbra number of years been aa .
aninted with the composition and mode ofmannCacturo of'
MORSE’S COMPOUND SIRUP OF FELLOW DOCK. ROOT 1
I hare also been acquainted With Itsmodd# opmmci In als';
Fay tbatlnall rospecW-it la admirably calcu-* •
lated to remedy thatclass ofTJiseaßaforwhichft was do- ■>
sig&ed. - It is especially, viduable in INDIGBSTICpr-and all • ; .
■lts attendant lt :e3tcite ; to bealtby.action. the.-
LLVEIfe, removes Torjwr, audi xiacthity of this! ORGAN,and o.>
. stimulates healthy:action Id ail the system. • As j» ’DKFUtj
BATORt or purifier of theßlood.lt has no enperior.;: • r
DAVID HULtfEd, M. P. ■.
’ providence; *■ T‘ dan.4, l& t i 3..
: timcPrepftfed by a MORSR A No. 448 BrtJtdwey,.-t
New iors and so«i : by Druggists and
this and othei countries. - -‘JOELMOHLEK, Agent,. >... ....
&pr27:ly • . - Da.-
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DR. DE LANEY ! S
CELEBBaTUD
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT,
TU cjtly Inf aUOfo Cure fvrthal Dreadful DistaM knmcn nt . .
•OPRMIA®)BEHEA OB INVOLUNTARY NOCTUBNAL
ft EMISSIONS, so harragsing anddoslf uctivc,and ptoduc*-.. .
ttte of jbo mnchmlscbief th.thenervous system, Incapacity ,
ting the tuanfSr busim^ePcletjantrinatriinoDy.,
Ibia lnstrumeiit-ia. simple, comprehensive uoA.netex ■
■ftfftin/ty and • may' ba riß6d without th 6 slightest Incen-,
gfoirvnra ct the knowledge of .the most intimate friend.
It* is pstnurcinjury
whatevery to f . m
bfeborineas; aJnLTbfleiinuMrnrf WP.t«e
*Wt time, ««A ttn.t#;:'.
tenl tAai jAcyßxajua cs o nimra «r. tb e - -
Idas of irtiichy caused by early abureidfl the discaw fn qnea-' {
wja, and the cans© of the thousand concomitant complaint* , •
-Jvis:.Nerrtmanessy Brostratiob/Dyspeprtar P*ln' in the ,
ifend andJDlmhesa of Vision, Weakness of the Back And.
Ibwer Extremities, Aflhctionscrf the Eyeg, Wm- ’
pleson the Decline or ‘
of Memory lbr 1 Mental Application;
Aversion to 80dety;Tiinldlty,Seir-liistruiit Love of Bolßade,
AUthuecxrmfiainUifminaiiiy dixappenr,attom as ihe
frtMwtechVtey emanated. • - .
■ I Be it alsnrdnembered, that thosecorh plaint# art but little
xmderstood by : tb*profeB&ion Is genera), and that alii the
■xtiediclne-lgthe world never has, and never will, stopthoeo
ldssevwhlchrU allowed to continue unchecked, are safe to
; producethemostdlstteraingttmsequeneofc ■"
f ; Theptlc* ottimerimpfete- ihrtrttßfcnt.:t^^
' against aU observation in a box, is-ionly $lO. It can be eont -
by express to any.address, inanyport of the United States,
r ffcriaday Acy according to order, accompanied byfuflilircc*’
t&ns, and iippornnt advice to the married and tingleyiboJv
■ c£pcnses,’«veaidtiioremotast partsof thftcattntrjj.beingr.;
very trifling. - r - ~r' ’ ■•" ' r ' % v -‘
: s All applications and remittances ■ mnst be dlßctnd:(postrir
paid) to the Doctor himself, ho bating no AgendesestahUflh*-
ed butinLoiidoD'and Parli. _ *
> Addm3,(postJ>alij>l>r. , B.l>e Ismdy.Sl ilspcusia street; . -
. Office hours, dally, fromO A. 51. til) 3P. from 7to i
8 P. M.,'theBat>tath excepted. " •
The undersized oertify, rrlth great pleasure, that tuo e
above mentioned Instrument Is not only constructed cn set- :
enliCo principles. bat Hint from ilB oso the happiest remits
may always, wltbetmUdentt, boon tteipatei, there being,tor it
the cure of those diseases,' noathtr' eerfata remedy txhna,
. * HEtffiY S. KEELEtt, *!. D, l :
08. GOETZE,MIIX,OO Chambers St.,:-;
‘ - a ECKHARDT.M.D., 2* Howard stv- >' -
- •• •' NEW YOllEi-.-t -■
' Five Hundred Woms Uxpelltdi v; - •
the following ttatement from regpcctablo drug-*
JtL rIbU, of the surprising effects.of B. -
T OCR'S UNEQUALLED; VEBBHPUGE;
Ooscrainraa, N.Y;; January 13; 185& •
> Messrs. & A.-lUAnestod: & Q> —Gehtlenfen#■-Matthew>•
Clark, a man of undoubted veracity, of the town ©fUAbcOy
SL Lawrence county, N. Y„saya Ibat ie liaa ; alltfto girl, '
four years-old. to whomho gars three d&ei ofU.'A.fFobri-’' -
osUxk's. Vetmiltage, In three' successive hours.' Tir the «rf
ternoon of the same day one time BJTVEN
TEEKvana, at ncothet NINETEENWOhMS. ; two *
o’clock the ‘olfowiugnight, shepawedtheltcredlUe own*,.
her cfJTYE HUNDKEITaND TWKNTY*OJIE, iriakiog in,
all fire faundredand; fifty-seven, inless ibaniwelve bouts' -
time: He said they were perfectly at - atich a, $
mass of worms fiem a child of her age, end that he eo anted
them accurately., .... v T ery-respoCtfaUyy. . ■.
; . / JENNERAJLANU ALKUtngglste.'
. r Sold wboiesalo and retail hy air.tbe principal druggists
! and country mercbanls thronghnut the United States:.';"' •;
[.;■ Prepared and *old‘byß.A; PAHNEBTOCK & corner' ■
I ff Woo»t end . first streets. PiUshnrgh: ’ nor2l *'
- ibblvpure Jn wre and: forsale .by ■
\J BUISONO !iUO&r ...
Succsssms io J- KWd Co : .
CQ TTooAgirogt:
aIURPENTINE— 20 bbla instore snOt for ealfrby
dqt2l * FXiEMIMi 3R05.:
INSB£D bbls la store ami for tale by-
I nota . ', : ” FLEMING BttOSv*
iO AttKKTTTi BUOTCU SN Utf ff~lWX> U» in siore and for >
\jr j&is by fgovgft •* - ' Piigaibo Bites. >
; V/1 AfWANISiia ttiaa *ale ty
HI n<w2l • ThßMtNfr DKOSv
r iliY IMHE-10 gro."Weai«roll’s"Ja«MralTefl'6Wi’
LUfcxialeby , WWySMJfc <*
‘ . 'SacceSflowto J*Juaa &.Co». .. ,r *
W!Wora Rtreet.
I AVAN YAUftUil—l lot justreceived \-nh& £otviftJ<itiy
v • porit-' -.■:•>• ■'■ •<• • ■■■'.; yLHMIMQ BU0&. .-
laUiOLASS FtASmi-Sito jards, In 1 >ard *a«tfc£ in
store and-fog gala by (cotH) . FLEMI>Q BEOB.~
GOOKX gFoßs, ft superior qo&iity, laetor®
-tad for-Srie by > -•... (ootH) YLKmyQ BHO9;' •
bbto foraale by- •
* W -y, norlX' ' • * ' FLEMING EEOar. "
i JTIFOIcFiTS AIWMATIU fcUUJiIJMW SUIIWAt I *^.—6<K
i: fV doiaprWolfoV Arom&Ua gcheldom,Schnapps f&r.eale'
i {wholesale or retail, at ..
cct& - KKYBEU^Drag Store, UOWoodgtmsC ♦
illNDlGCfcr-lOcerooneS.^Mforealeby ■
J, / . - ' fl, A. FAHNESTOCK* CO,"
[{ pot? .•• »; .-v'. .. ;v .■■.• cor,.-Wood and Ftogt-eUecti «.<
li. bbls American;
«•;„; !. ?,: >• • a casks sroicb?V;-£or.alo
«jp24 ■_£. A..FAIIN
!OltKAil TAfiTAII>-25bb39forvrardwffcr8Artb7- -'- „
\j /«*p2fr * - - - B. A yAHNESTOTK & GO.
NmiUSISK b prqpaTedby. apurcty chejnitaJ jrtoecea, and''
i 1- A _ Is ioarfanUd to arotafn nothing atnWbm to mttaltepaiti j
@43.paip ..wlwnilzBV-Q^rbutb^ex^^t^;^:^9i^ i i^ i
ibefrefAdUaUyQf amMt latent
ir aSKMvbottWi tttfotii also, by wholesale orrjtailitt'
II *•&' —w. & a&VK'^-*
I Btettosvy Wai f *so, «aikot street* cctaer of 2H .
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