The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, December 15, 1853, Image 4

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Market atrial, lo tlm Jt'h'lF !i:u.\ FIIOXT 3,0RL,50.
45 VIUTH STREET, immediately opposite the Tbnta),-
where hlrS taff opening a hnmdsome.af .•.url
mentorVfctlb nlld
Veilings, of the uevrwt:styles,
to eaowTqij td those trim may fhrtr blni wtitt a ralfc lib•&.
alwprepftTbaio m’ake to-order bvery tfnSoUfrf CloUitos
'Wardrobe; in.iiae lMfiSt nga
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TO offers for RawUs com*
plfltij system of Gnrnreßt tfraugbUn?, six fciTorabty* knot u
atid^mi^fly^wed'by-tiie trade ol tliis aty, Cmcmnati,
nt the foilovyim; jipi^Tis
£10.00;. without iiwtruclioiiß,
ThfiTßoOkam! Rufcr,«mtnXDitig full and aworutu^ectiofis
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■Stati on receipt of s",oo r by JAMES C. AV ATT,^
> (i • - To'ichcr of Garment Cutting^
thir2B' " No 45 fifth opposite the Theatre.
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'_i ST. £L.UR. STRICT, riTTSBUttOII.'
GORNTLIIMUX’S OIOTHI-iQ ramie exclusively tooruer,
warranter to Haa constantly on hand.a
o'iol<*c assortment of CLOIE I, C.A.6SIMEKKS, 1«
6dJ OVEROOAXINO, of the latest Bt>lea, solooKd
fir the custom Irtul.i.: QenUcmen loayuis “tS, 1 „ lii,
lmfolhatr wishes eonsnllr-.l and compheJ v |t! h **
is dl*o under his n\ru supervision. . Dq lm
ctO T H 1 IS! G STORE!
JOHN IPCLOSKEY & CO.,
tfc&nfthe THREE WO BOOBS,have,for tte pur
p->sb of aeqairins more space for them immense baslno*.,
' reodvddte the spadona building on the coroor or
DIAJiIOND ALLEY AND TCOOD SThLLT,
' Whcro they have now tho most
.- SPLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHS!
HEADY MADjE CLOTHING,
; i A" Xhat has ever been offered to the public. • -
Their principal object for this removal, is to give them
more h*cUUh:s f-'rtho
WS£©I.fi2SA.IL.E TBADL! .
They arc prepared to sell Goods at the ,
to WEST EASTERN PRICES!
And Ihoy \risl warrant thorn to bo tut good ns tuny nitinu
fucturodin tho Ut>i"n.
• ■ ■ .-CUSTOM WOIVIt,
Vi THE BEST BTTTE> AND BPOS TUB bHOIITBST NOTICE. •
Thoy have on band n full and beautiful deportment of
CLOTHS and COATINGS, lor .■ . a ■ ■ '
EROCK3, DRESS, WALKING AND 8U.91-
HESS COATS.
Our Interest?* ate identical with those of our customers,
a fid we assure the public that gnr fidelity will cot fail In
filling »» orders wh may In favored with.
jq©- DON’T FORGET THE PLACID
§§ W««d
' (EAST SIDE,) CORNER OP DIAMOND ALLLT.
r Jf; B.—*\V<* dc*ire our patrons to understand that wo have
oo louuct nny councctlou with Die Clothiu{r~Sttriwess on
Übertv rtiret.- Qur.attention is devoted exclusively to tho
joiin ircLObEEYica
DRY GOODS.
Node::
TO Till! WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL PBALT.R3 OV
PITCSnUIIGH. ALLEGHENY CITY, AND VICINITY.
—D GREGG &CO , Importers <fc: Wholesales Do-a crs in
rOToiffTthad Domestic Dry Goods and Varieties, No. 99, one
floor »rom the North-west eomer of Wood at. and Diamond
alley, Pittsburgh. Ilavlng completed tbo enlargement of
thoir- present occupied‘Ware Rooms, ore now opening one
of the largest end best stock of DRY GOODS and. VARIE
TIES, they have over horetoloruexhiUted to iho Pittsburgh
trade; and on exuminnUim, will ho found to ho misnrpassi.nl
hy any other House of the kind in thcrCtty, and os ono or
-tbo partocrats generally in the Eastern Cities during tbo
business season*,' hnrchaslnr cheap bargains, adapted to
tho Pittsburgh and \V ertern Trade, wo will l>c nhle to offer
inducements to onr old customers, and purchaser* geuvr
tOly. r Our stock of Dry'Goods consists; m part of thofollow
lag leading articles, vu:
. Superior Crond Cloths;
v: l’ilotand Pelerahiuu do;
Fautiy Oasilaiere*, Tweed.-* and Satlnetts;
" J«ans, 1-ancy Valines and Corduroys;
Flannels Tickings and Vest Paddings;
Brown and Bleached Muslins, and ln>hlincnaj
Foreign and Dome-ticGinghnmß; •
Alpacas, Merinos, Coburg Cloths, and Dress Suits;
. Day-State and Broache Shawls;. .
-Woolen Comforts anAFaney Silk nandkerchiefs. ,
- Tha foUowlng- compriNJ a part of the general stock of
Varieties : . ■ ;
Buttons, Combs, Threads and Sowing Silks:
. '- Hosiery, Glove* JUbboas. and Black Silk Veil?;
Lace Goods, Jacouetts. Mull and Camhrick Mnsßns;
Taucr Settings, and Millinery goods generally.
• ‘ Al#o— Alarge assortment of Table Cutlery, Pocket knives,
Baaon and Bc?s«ors of our own Importation.. Perfumery,
Patent Medic'iEHtS, togelh«-r with a splendid iwortment of
Gold and Gilt Jewelry, of the latest patterns; Gold and Sli
ver'Watcher Watch materials; Watch glaefes, and an ex
tvorieo stock of 90 honr end 8 duv Brass Clocks, of a variety
of patterns. All of which w ill be sola on the most accom
modating terms. tor Cash, or City reference.
oud Pedlars am invited
iV
3EOO.M> ARRIVAL OF
FALI* AND WINTER DRY GOODS 11
The Cheapest Goods of the Reason!
TrOUNO, STEVENSON* & LOVE, ngn oT tho original
X' UcE-UlTn, No. 7+ 51A3UIET STREET,between Fourth
and tbo Diamond, Pittsburgh, Imvo just received, and nr»*
now opening,® Iftrec and splendid assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
Of the’newest and most dceirablo styles, adapted to tbe
pjeaent Reason.
. • Plaid Brocado and Tanar Silk.® at bargains.
PUm Black and Cornelian Silkr and Turk Satins.
Merino Plaidr, all wool, and Silk and Wool do.
_ 'Also; Raw Silk and Cashmere PlaiJsufovt.ry description,
.. .vorv cheap. ; .
New «tylo Plain and Fancy De Lalnes.
French Merinos, Cashmeres, Cnburge. Alpacas, and Far.v
mattas, all colors and quolitlos.
Da Jlegee, »nd high colored Do qualities.
Vail and Winter fchawls, of every description.
“XonV'ttUd Sqnare Brorim and Plaid bhawls. _
Printed Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
French Chlntso^Glnghamfl.
•• A general assortment fast color Prints, from 6*£.ets. np.
• WHITE GuODS of every description. -
Collaw, Cuffs,ChemlreUaaand Emb’dHdkftu at bargain-,.
. Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
Auso, a full Block of DOMESTIC GOODS, at low prices—-
• - linen Sheeting, Pillow linens, Table Cloths, and ivap
-kins. Russia Diaper, and Cravats rcry cheap. .
GLOVES, HOSIERY,‘SUSPENDERS, nod CRAVATS.
We would respectfully solicit an early call from both
wholesale and ruUil buyers, flattering ourselves that we
• ean aoconunodate nil who may favor us with tfac.r patron
age, od most liberal terms. . „
Mp2B TOUNO, STEVENSON LOVE
" ~ "" Just Itcceirctt,
at TIIE ORIGINAL BEE-niVE,
74 MARKET STREET,
v NEW SUPPLY OF FALL ANL WINTER GOODS,
A which will hn sohT at exceedingly low prices, We
would respectfully solicit an early call from our fnends and
tbe public in general* brlnwing that wo can now cfb.r
greater inducements to both wholesale and retail buyers,
than ever heretofore. •
»epls YOUNG, STEVENSON £ EOVE
WI. A. M’CLURG,
DEALER IN
Fino Toss, Choloo Family Grocorio3 and Willow
Ware.
CORKER OF WOOD-AND SIXTH STS.,
IMTTSMJRGII. FA.
IS now receiving a largo assortment of FRESH GuODS,
in addition to his already extensive stock, pur<*haN*d
from Cret hands In the KAstern markets, which, will bo sold
oC the-lowest market prices. . . ■ . ..
If oiels. Steamboats, and -families, baying r>y tbe
Quantity, supplied «t wholesale rates.. •
gg-OooJa delivered Id the city free of charge- sop-l
. —Sevv Coach anti Carriftu'c Fftctoryl
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO.,
Comer af lltbccca and. Bdmnnl struts, AUcyhtny City,
- WOULD respectfully inform their friend*
public generally, that they have
Y§3fQg3jj&. commenced the manufacture of Carnages,
S2S-2S-—Barouches, RockawayF.Buggiw.Slcichs and
Chariots, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All order* will be executed with strict regard todambility
and beauty of finish'. Repairs will nlao bo attended, to on.
toemortreasonablo terms. Using in all their, work the
b«t Eastern Sb&fU, Poles, and WlioM stuff, they feel eonfi
dontthat all who favor them -with their patronage, Will be
porfcaily eatisfiod on trial of tbiur work.
Purchasers are requested to give up a call, before purvba
rinc elaewhere. - octu.ly
CAUUU<iKB FUK HaLE
has jnst received at his .oesw, «
“••CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE. piUiaUdy^iW^iC'
- near the Two Mile Ran, between ritUbarghYSSerjgggfr
and-Lawreaoeville, a splendid
of VEHICLES-of every description, and will continue to
• * '- receive regularly, new ami second hand.Chmafp*, Su-ll~.es,
’Biioaitt. tfci; which he will sell on the very lowest terms for
- -' eash. 'HavinghadtwelvcycarK’prncticomthebußJness.nud
with hie weTiknownfucUitfps In the East, he flatters himself
• in putting down all competition. „■ . , .
- • Those wishing to puTrhase are respectfully invited to call
-- -■ and eae for themselves. .
■' •• Especial and prompt attention fmld to repairire of Cam
ejrrsyA*. - (mylfialtwy*"! JOSEPH WIIITE.
IiIVBUY sl'AnhKi
~&nie!rr'f 'Smifftfield- etr&t and -Dmxumd aUcy,
■: TUIi undersigned-h&TinR added largely to his.
f/g®r rtocfc.is now prepared to accommodate tho public
V l with tho finest Boggles, tied best UorKnyboth for
Saddleandllarnres. Gentlemen-wishing to.have horses
kopt affllvory, will find superior-accommodations for. them
atthitrtphlo. Thestalls aro large nndnexr, and tlicpro
prifitorpays eTory attention to theireaso and co;mfort .
TDpCan
K BOOHS- ■ Leger*,.
Journals, Day Books,
' • - Cash Books, Receipt Book?,
Docket*. Or uny deecrlp*
tloa of BLARK BOOR 3 MADE TO ORDER at short notice,
nf. the most superior quality of paper, bound la any style
required. Blank-Book* *Aam to order.
'A large and excellent slock-of Blank Books always on
hand and foT sale at low rates, consisting oTCnp, Demy and
•Modiam work, in all styles of binding.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.--
V,\ R.TIAVEX,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
Corner of Market and Second' streets."
THE partnership between the undersigned, at Pittsburgh
-Bnti Wheeling* is this day tli>soircd t>3 mutual conscnfc.-
.joKguK-RichaKls has transferred his interest to Gcorgo 'WV
835S7Trhpla®tonctt’ttthcrixedto8etOeu»«LbiBein W s. 0 £th e
•• Ifltif-firm ' CEOKUL W. SMITIL'
' lato tirm. . . JOSEPH RICHARDS.
PiLtrtrargli, Auirori 2?, 1853.
CARD—Thu PRINTING, OHAIN, MALTimtlllOP TRADE
Ttill-ba carried on heretofore, bv the rnhscnbor, mritta-
ro^etSf
.■ ' ■■■ KUTOtvera 1 Revolveral
‘~''YITET'TT2CKIYEI> —ByEapresß.dircctfromtheinannfac-
. ‘" il .Vcii a pnlcnalil aSEorUmMit .of.Oolt’s Repeating Pis
' - * Sit 5 0-an l 6 laches barrel, all of which wo will eell for
3 m low aatbcy can bo bought in thoaty of Sew\ork.
• i; ' ‘ - pSo“ fioini to Australia or Californio, wiil And that they
- ■ ' I":'.. d„ better by purchasing their equippago at hcnne, thtHL,
among etratigerf.aswo.sire persona a chance to
SeanT of the übovc Pistole, bcfbro loayiDg ■ the cityjanilj
r failure* ve reffcnd tiiomoney.••••.•:_ . .. .j
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/AN and aIUrJItINDATf, JfdYqjnber 14tbi 1658, Passenger
V_7 Tnnnssviii 'rij[V <tal)y (Bbnaoy« ex«ptcrt) as follows:
'NHAIL TRAIN Raves Cleveland Ht 9.05 A AI for Wollsville,
.strippirig-nt all Intennedidtd'Stiitlong j otiiTO at Alliance at
nfii A>‘l, and'ffarsrillont2s» P:il. - . • • • •. ,
■ TRAIN 1 IcaCos Cleveland at 3.00 P M for All!-
riuee, stopping at Hadeon, EarlviUe and K&venna only—
arrive at Alfiauco&iflfcOOPH. «a. « -
LvCC<VSIJIOD'ATIONTItALN IcavesClovelaisdlbr Ravenna
and intermediate Stations at 7.40, and arrive at Ravenna at
i opj IV M; Two tiirough Trains, from Cleveland to
j burgh 1 dally.
RETURNING
EXPRESS TRATN leaves Alliance for Cleveland at 12£0
p i\j stopping nt Lima, Ravenna, Eorlville and Hudson
only— arrive at Cleveland at 2.40 PM. The Mail Train Of
oiiijand Penna. Railroad, leaving Pittsburgh at 8.00 A. 31,
amnecta with this Trainat.AlUanccat.ll.4s AM.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Wellsvillo for Cleveland at ffiODP
31, stopping at all way Stations—arrive at Alliance at 5 00
and Cleveland at 7.30 PM.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ravenna for Cleve
land and -intermediate Stations at 7.16 A 31—arrive at
Cleveland at 9.00 AM. Only one through train from Pitta
burgh toCleveland daily.. - .
CONNECTIONS.—Mtui Train from Cleveland connects at
Alliance with tho Mail .Train of Ohio and .Penna. R. R, for
Canton, Massillon and Wooster; also for Salem and Pitts
burgh, Arriving at Pittsburgh at 4.45 P 31. .
Express Train, from Cleveland, ami Mail Train from
connect at Alliance at 5.00 P M with the
Express Train of 0;& P. R, for Pittsburgh—arriving at
Pittsburgh at 8.15 P M.
Express Train from AJHance.connects with the 8.00 A M
Tmin of O.&P.R. from Pittsburgh.
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh on the 8.00 A M Train' ar
mo at Cleveland at 2.40 P 31, nnd connect with the follow
ing trains East, West uud South.
Clkvxlaxd axi>Toir.no.--Trains leavlDg at 3.00 PM for
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago and West, arriving at
Toledo &c T.oo V 31 and Chicago next morning at 7 00—
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than 24
hours. -
Clsveusd, CoT.u»nns Asn CtTtaM.vaii.—Trains leaving at
2.50 P M nnd 8.30 P M for Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon,
Dayton, Indianapolis and all stations on tho Bellefontaino
and Indiana Railroad.
Clh'kuam) ano Erie,—' Trains leaving at 4,45 P M and
9.00 P Jd for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New York. The
Train* connect both ways with the 0. Z. A. C. RrR. at
Hudson lor Cuyahoga Falls, Akron and Clinton at Bayard
wiMi the Railroad forCarrolitou, Sllnerva nnd Waynesburg.
Tickets through to Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Lasallo and
Freeport can be obtained at this office.
Passengers oro requested t« procure tbelr ilckots at the
Company’s Office, of JOUN A. CALGfIBY, Agent,
novlS . . Monoagabcla House, Water. Eh, Pittsburgh.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD.
New Arrangement*
COMMENCING AUGUSTS, 1863
1853. I2m||2|l§|§3E§s|=l§3 *863.
I EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 6 o'clock, AM;
j stops only at tho principal Stations, and disea at Crest
line at 1.30 P M. arriving at Cincinnati in tho evening, via
Columbus ohd Xenia.
Faro irom-Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,75; to Columbus,
$5,25. ...
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8.30 AM; dines at Al
ii unco ; and reaches Cresihno at G.OO P 31, connecting with
the Night Tmin to Columbus and Cincinnati, and with the
Bellefontaino apdlndi-mn Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis. Terre Uuuie, and towns In Indiana. Connections are
made at Alliance by Roll road with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland.
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4.00.
Connection? are made at 3lansfleld by Railroad with San
dusky City, Mansfield, 3fount Vernon, Newark and Zanes
ville. .
Faro to Sandusky City, SI,DO; to Newark,s4,so; to Zanes
ville, $5. ■
Connections are made with Detroit end Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandusky City. Passengers who leave Pitts
burgh. in tho Slail Train at BdW A M, go directly by Mans
field und Sanduskv City to Detroit, without detention.
Fare to Detroit. G.OU; to Chicago, $ll,OO.
RETURNING:
THE EXTRSSS TRAIN leaves Crestline at 1.00 P M,
Mausfiold at i. 40 PM, and Alliance.at 5.00 PM, and reach*
Jl'lttsfcnrgh at 5.15 P 31, connecting with tho Express
Train to J'hiladclpkSa and Baltimore, which IcaTes Pitts
burgh at 10.30 P. M.
Tirno from Cmrmnaii to Pittsburgh, 14*4 hours. Fare,
loro from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
$16.00. .
MAIL TRAIN leave.? Crestline at 7, A 31; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train from Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 5, P M.
NEW IHUOUTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh nt 10 A M and 4.43 P M, and New Brighton at 7
A3l and 1 P M. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at reduced Tates.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at G.CO A 31, and ar
rive:? at 4.3 a), P 31.
$3), Passengers uto requested to procure Tickets at tba
Company's Office, at tbe Federal Street Station, of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Tho Trains do not ran on Sunday.
jfcc-lurtner information may l>e obtained of
nu>»S JOHN KKLT.Y. Passenger Agent.
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON nnl ottor >V KUNKSI)AY, >orumlxT 16,1853, Tbreo
Passrngi'r Trams run daily (Sunday* excepted) as fol
GOING SOUTH.
Morning Mail Evening
bi-prest. Passtnnrr. ExpTf.it.
U>ar« Ban.iu.-ky at 430 A M 11.00 A M 5.10 P M
Monroeville Junction.. 6.15 “ 11.60 ** . fi.6o “
hbelbv Junction tvl'J “ 1.15 PM 7.15 M
Mansfield Junction 7.20 “ 1.40 « 8.10 “
Mount \croon 9.95 “* 4.10 *** 965 a
Reach Newark-. 10.03 “ 5.15 “ 11.00 “
GOING NORTH.
Newark at- -4AU A Si 9.00 A M 5.25 P M
Mt. Yemeni 5.25 “ 10.10 “ G.fW “
MnnstieM Junction 7.20 <f 12.10 PM 8.10 u
Shelby Junction 7.45 “ 1.05 « 8.35“
MouroeviUc Junction.. 0.15 “ 0.10 “ 10.30 “
Hcr.ch Sftnila.«ky 10.00 “ 3.55 « 11.05 «
Connecting at Sanduaky with Mad hirer and Lake Eric,
and “ Northern Division” Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
• At Monroeville, with Trains on “Southern Division"
Cleveland nnd Toledo R. R., for Cleveland, Toledo, Ac.
At sbelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati Railroad.
At MitnHfK-M Junction, ■with Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsbnrch.
At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanesville,
Columbus, Ac., Ac.
• ’j hi l * nrrnrii'i'ment cf Trains completes tbo lino of direct
Tfmmnmmtlnn between tho East and “ Gnat yorth-Wat."
Passengera from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
the lVe?t, proceed, directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad \o Mansfield. Tbenco
to Monroeville, where conaeciion is mode immediately for
Toledo, Chicago, and Intermediate places—-affording a ronto
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
Connection is also mode with all the Trains on tho Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Mansfield, bv which passen
gers from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia and Baltimore, without delay.
By tills mute, passengers taking the early Train from
Zanesville.Columbus, Newark, Ac.,can goto Toledo, San
dusky or Cleveland, remaiu'in either place some four hours,
and return home.Famoday.
THROUGH TICKETS to bo had at this different Stations,
for the above named places.
J. R. ROBINSON, Superint’t.
. Sandusky, November, 1653. fnor2B3tn]
.Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
‘T'VT'E Are forwarding Produce, Ac., to Baltimore and Phils*
y V dolphia, promptly, on receipt Time, FivtfDays.
OA7Z3 O? FBEiaST.
Bacon, Pork and Beef, (salted,) 43c. ? 100 lbs.
On Bard, Lard Oil, Tallow, Ootton, Window Glass, 60c. 9
IOOIhs.
On Candles, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco,
60c. sg) 100 tbs.
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Seed, 70c/yi'D).
On Deer Skins, Hemp, Flax, and Eggs, 70c. IOOIhs.
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandize, 60c.
$ IOOIhs.
On Flour, $ barrel.
We are also prepared to forward freight to Rodebaugh’s
Station, near Greensburg, and Intermediate Stations.
COYODJS k GRAHAM, Agents,
corner of Penti and Wayne sts., Pittsburgh.
11. 11. HOUSTON, Agent,
Jy29 270 Market street, Philadelphia.
WALOOUI-LSECfI., JOHN U'ILF IX ....JOSEPH 8. LEECH.
■T. B, Leech, ftloAlptn &> Co.,
GIIOCEUS, and Dealers In Produce, Met
•W nls, and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nos. 242 and 244
Liberty street,near tho head of Wood, Pittsburgh, of
fer for pule on liberal terms, the following:
100 tlerccn fresh Rice; *50,000 lbs. Bacon, assorted;
• 100 bids. Tar; 6 tons Bar Iron, do;
1500 kegs Nails, assorted; 1 3 do Best Nail Rods;
600 boxes Window Glass,. 2000 kegs .Bock and Rifle
assorted; ! Powder, assorted;
- 50 half chests Tea, ox-' 300 boxes Rosin Soap;
sorted; , 85bbls.Iiinseod,LardanJ
76 hxp. Tobacoo.assorted;' Tanners'Oil;
100 hbds. N. 0. Sugar, part! 800 bbla. Vinegar;
prime; ~ ! SO do Rosin;
6bxa. Havana Sugar; • 20.d0 Pitch;
10 hhcld. Porto Rico do;. > 6000 lbs. assorted Copper;
150 begs Coffee; ! 20 bbls. and kegs Lard;
600 hbis.K’. O. Molasses; > 10 kegß assorted Shot;
76 do B. n. do; . Ido Buck Shot;
: 800 bxs. Tin Plato, osa*d;! 5 btls. Alum;
4ionslYiro, do; , 20 do live Flour;
2do Spelter; ! 20 setts Tinners* Machines
: 6 casks .sheet Zinc, as-; and Tools;
sorted; . . j 100 bus. Dried Apples;
600 pigs Tiu; ; 100 bales Batting, assorted;
1000 lbs. Antimony; 2000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, as*
10 tons ass’d-Shcct Iron ;> sorted,
100.000 lb«t. nss’dUtilb Meat;*
PROCLAMATION.
EY virtue of u precept under tbo bauds of Wm. I).
McClure. President of the Court of Common Pleas. In
and for the sth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and Jus
tice oftho Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery in and for said. District, and William Hoggs and
Gabriel Adams. Esrjs., Associate Judges of the same County,
in and for the .County of Allegheny, dated tbo 18th day of
November, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-tbreo, and to mo directed, for holding a
Court of Over find Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at
the Court House in tbo city of Pittsburgh, on the 4ih Mon
day of December, «t 10 o'clock, A. M.,
Public notico Is hereby given to till Justices of tho Peneo,
Coroners and. Constables of the County of Allegheny, that
they bo then and-tlwro, in their proper persons, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations and other remem
brances, to do those things which to their respective officers,
In tholr behalf, appears t«> bo done—and also those that will
prosecuto the prisoners that now «Te, or-mny-be in the jail
of said Connty.of Allegheny, to be then and there, to pros-,
.-acute against them as (.ball uo just.
Given -under my hand, in Pittsburgh,, this J9th day of.
November, m the year of our Lord one thousand eight bun
dredond'flffcy-thrcc, and of tho Commonwealth the. 77 th.
i»ov23 WM. MAQILL. Sheriff.
Thanlrigivlngi .
Thanksgiving day being close at hand, jehu
HAWOKTU, corner of Diamond and Diamond alloy,
wnthen to inform oil those pereonHfondof good PlamPud
uing 6r_ Micco Pies that bo is sellings good cooking Bal
wosat ctB,-Bc,loc to 1214 contact lb; new crop Bunch
Ib, or $1.76 $ half box; .entrants 1214 to
20c lbgood Cluster Kahlua $2 box; pure pood Bpfces
c« 024 mixed do. 3c oz. Good Wine and Brandy for
cooking purposes, 25c quart . nov22 -
; ENGINEERS’ STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
w- 8. HAVBS,
Mjuixcs akd Second Streets.
-f YS ON JIAND, a large and well BOlectcd stock of
.JX* Drawing Papers, all size*; r '
lnhjlTa, varlonH tiidlhs;
•jJratigiitTng waljn^»
. • • '■• •
• *•!*«# ••*! ■“
• j;-.-- - - : 1 FTadßooks;i
x:• ■■• -y■ ■■• —• 4 .*■*'■ ProtractorPanexs*
Ind' MV orUlJss of Stationery used fcyrClvfl Engineers.
iSyLereT, Transit, Topography and Accord Oookstaad*
to erdor—ruled to any pattern required. sepl
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Delaware Hutufcl Safety Insurance Co.
* i Office, north room qf.the Exchange, TTurd iL, Phil.
INSURANCE,—Buildings, merchandize- and other
F property,-in town and country, insured against loss or
jiamago oy fcro, at tho lowest rata of premium,
f Minna Itssueahcß,—They also insure vessels, cargoes and
fcreignor coastwiso, under open or special policies,
as tne assured may desire.
fcOAS» TuahSpostation.— Thoy also insure merchandize
transported by wagons, railroad can, canal boats and steam*
boats, on rivers and lakes* on the most liberal terms.
Directors— Joseph 11. Seal, Edmund A. Soudar, Jobs C.
Davis, Robert Barton, John E. Penrose, Samuel .Edwards,
Goorge G.Leipor, Edward Darlington, Isaac It. Davis, Wil
liam Folwoll, John Nowlin, Dr. B. M. Huston, Jos. C. Hand,
Theophilus Paulding, U. Jones Brooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh
Craig, George Bemll, Spencer HThrain, Charles Kelly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr.B.Thomas, John Sellers, William
Eyre, jr.
Directors at Pittsburgh —D. T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
T. Lognn. Willum Jlabtet, President
Tnos. C. Hasp* Vice President
Joseth W. Cowan, Secretary.
Office of the Company,- No. 42 Water street, Pittsburgh.
jelftdtf P. A. MADEIRA, Agent
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
HA R T F.O RD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Western Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the most favora
ble terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OB THE
PERILS OP NAVIGATION,
BY
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
marlffiy . .
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY and TRUST COMX'ANY,
Pmi.ADGI.PBIA.
CHARTERED APEIX. 2GTH, 1850.
CHARTER PKItI'ETCAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, 8. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers q f tht Home Board at Philadelphia:
■ ■ ntBSOTOBB.
Stephen It. Crawford, Paul B; Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. M’ilcnry,
Jacob L. Florenco, James Doreruux,
Wiliam M. Godwin, Wiliam M’Kee.
President —Stephen R. Crawford.
Vice President—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Hedical Examiner, Pittsburgh —James H. Willson, M. D.
Allegheny &ty—R. B. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agont,
mar!7;y No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia , Pennsylvania.
DmECTORS— Charles w. Boncker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith, Geo. W. Rich
ards, Monlecal D. Lewis, Adolph! K. Boric, David 8. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Coas, N. Banc&kb, President
Coos. G. Banckcb, Secretary.
Continue to moke insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, In town and country, at rates as low
as aro consistent with security.
Tho Company have reserved a largo Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ampla protection to tho assured.
The Assets of the Company 4 on January Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz:
Mortgage ♦, $916,128 63
Beal Estate.. 84,377 78
Temporary Loans 83,900 17
Stocks...... 61,880 00
Cash, &c.;... 64,340 61
Total $1,212,708 44
Since their incorporation, a period of twentyone years,
they have paid upward of One Million lour Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by file, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ep24 Office, north-cast cor. Wood and Third fits.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE STATE .MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
INSUBANCE company,
or FESNSTLYAMA.
Assets, May Ist, 1802-..
Premiums received to May Ist, 1850...
Interest on Loans, Ac
Capital Stock
Returned premiums, Losses, Reinsurance, Ex
penses, A&,
IBVEMUKfTS.
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good seen-
curltles~.
Premium Notes....
Cosh on hand
Total am*t of Resources, Liable for 5358,318 70
* WBSCTORS.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, Dauphin county,
P. C. SEDGWICK, Ilnrrlsburg,
SAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS, Banker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER, “
JOHN B. RUTUERFOItDjDanphIn county,
A. J. GILLETT, Harrisburg,
8. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLOTZ, Carbon county.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. GILLETT, Secretary.
Will Insure Bgainfit perils of sea and inland navigation,
also, on Merchandize in city or country, at lowest rates con
sistent with safety. Policies issued on dwelling house*
either perpetually orfor a term of years.
Branch Ofileo, corner Fourth and Swithfleld streets.
my2htf “ A. A. CARRIER, Actuary.
P
itttßtmrcti'liire Insurance
PITTSBURGH, Pk Capital, $lOO,OOO.
President—James H, Hoo*.
Vice President—Samuel IPCiubkam.
Treasurer—Josepii 8. LxECn.
Secretary—o. A. Coltos.
OFFICE, NO. 66 FIFTH BTRKET,
(Alasonic Ilall Building.)
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
or coonectou with Llfo lUsks.
Mutual Kates am tho same a* those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies.
Joint Stock rates at a reduction of one-third from the
Mutual rates—equal toaditidcnd of thirty-three and one
third per eont., paid annually la advance.
Risks taken on tho lives of porsons going to California or
Australis.
DULXCTOOS.
James 8. Hoon, Bamucl M’Clarlum,
William Phillips, John A. Wilson,
John Scott, Joseph P. Qazsam, M.D.
John M’Alpln, Alexander Reynolds,
Horatio Lee, Hiram Btowe. m nr23
'Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr- President. I V. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, 0300,000.
kar 1 ILL Insure against all kinds of ri*ks, FIRE end MA
y Y BINE. All losses will he liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A HomelusUtntlon, taanagedhy Directors? who are well
known in tho community, and who are determined, bv
promptness and liberality, to maintain tho character whirl)
they have assumed, asofferlng tho best protection to those
who desire to bo insurod.
Directors.—R. Miller, Jr.,O.W. lUckotson,J.W.Batlor,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. 11. Smith, C. Ihmscn, George W. Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon,James Lippencott, George Darsle, James Mc-
Auloy, Alexander Nlmick, Thomas Scott.
Co>» Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang A
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. * nov24:ly
Is your Life Insured,
IF NOT. read what someone has written. Among nil the
contrivances of man to protect tho family circle from
wont, nonocan be found more elmploio its character, noble
In its feature, or certain in its results, than LTPH INSUR
ANCE. It is the prop which tho dying husband loaves lo
support tho wife of his bosom.
It Is tho unseen hand of the Provident father reaching
forth (Tom the grave, and still nourishing bis offspring, and
keeping together the family group.
0. A. COLTON, Secretary,
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, Fifth st.,
sep2l Masonic Ilall.
Wholesale and Retail.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
ROBERT U. HARTLEY, begs leave to Inform
his friends and the public generally, that ho £js|
continues to occupy that large and oommodious
Store Room, fbnnerly occupied by Samuel l ahno- 6T
stock A 00., No. 80. comer of Diamond Alley nml Wood Ft,,
where ho keeps a large and general assortment of Saddle;),
Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags, Valises,
Buffalo Rohes, Whips, and all other articles in his lino.
He also keope constantly on hand, and Is prepared to fur
nish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured of
the best material, and in a style of workmanship equal to
the Eastern manufactured article, and at 60 per conLchcapor.
Country Merchants and Formers would do well to call and
examine nls stock before purchasing elsewhere, os he is de
termined to sell first rate articles at very low prices.
JBSf* Don’t forgotthe place, No. 80, corner of Wood stand
Diamond Alley. f nr2(l
A Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible,}
CONTAINING the whole of the OLD and NEW TESTA
MENTS, collected and arranged systematically In JTur*
ty Boola, (based on tho work of the learned Talbot,) togeth
er with nn Introduction, sotting forth the diameter of the
work and the immense facility this method affords for un
derstanding tho Word of God. Also, three different Tahir*
*if Content* prefixed, and a General Index subjoined, so ela
borated, and arranged in alphabetical order, as to direct at
once to any subject required. By Rev. Nathaniel West, D.
D., 1 vol. royal Bvo— about 1100 pages. Price $5.
Por sole by J. 8. DAVISON,
OCt22 5 Market street, near Fourth.
Dutch Bulbous Roots, &o,
THE subscriber has received direct from Harlem, his
supply of cholco Hyacinths, Tulips, Peonens, and other
Flower Roots fbr fall planting, and for Winter blooming iu
pots and glasses. Grass Seed for lawns, which makes n
fine close smooth Turf, equal to Bods. Pruning Instru
ments, Garden and Farming Implements, of the most ap
proved construction, at Eastern prices, from the Seed and
Horticultural Warehouse, Fifth street, of
sep2l _____ JAMES WARDROP.
Copartnership.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interest of
Jakes Richardson, in tbo Wholesale Grocery, Commis
sion and Naval Store, No. 144, Water street, design contin
uing tho business, under tho firm and stylo of ERWIN A
DILWORTns, ana wo solicit a continuance of tho custom of
tho late propietor. JAMES ERWIN,
SAM’L DILWORTII,
WM. DILWORTII, Jr.
In resigning my business to ErwisA I cheer
fully recommend them to all those with •whom I have been
doing business. James Erwin or myself will attend to net
tling the business,
iiovfelm
TUUU> STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE—A now Three
Story Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with Storo Room,
situated on Third atrectj between "Wood end Emltbflcld;
contains eloven Rooms, besides tho Store-room, Hail, nnd
-good Cellar... The'House is well finished, and in good order;
Otis Fixtures, Bath Room, for hot and cold water, Ac. Tito
Lot is 20 feet front by Su deep. Will be sold upon easy
terms. 8; OUTQBERT & SON,
novB 140 Third street.
SOMERSET— A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, fitunted
on the West Newton and Cumberland Plank Rond,
about GO miles from Pittsburgh and 8 from Somerset, con
sisting of 297'Acres, 150 of which are in cultivation—the
balanco fin* timber. The Farm is well watered. Iho
bcildings are a Tavern, aSmilb and Wagon Maker’s Shops,
Btables; and other out-boupea. A Saw and. Grist Mill on
the adjoining property. Price $4500.. Terms easy.
nov4 ; ■ S. CUTHBKRT A SON, 140 Third st.
- OYSTER .TRANSPORTATION*
WfE have arranged withthe Pennsylvania and Scsqoe
>• VV >hanna. Railroad Companies,' for n special Oyster
J. B.WBU>IN. Bookullorand 6iatioMr,'i
J,23 C 3 Wooditrrat, between 8d 4 tthifci.
.V _ '*
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BANKERS AND BROKERS
B. 0. TIXESAN, .'...JOHN It. TUSRAB
TXEBNAN & CO., .
, . BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
. feh2&ly] Ao. 95 Wood Street, and Diamond MUy
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
DEALER In Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Current and
par funds received on deposit. Collections carefully at--
tended to. fourth Street, one door East of Market, Pitts
burgh,, Pa. ; : ■ f)e33y
DomttUo and flrreign Bank AbZ/d, Gold and tiil&r
Haughty Said and JCxchangnL aithe
exchange and banking house of
WILLIAM A. HILL.&CO., ,
04 WOOD.STKEET, PITTSSUaOS..
allowed on time deposits. . [ang29
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
A. WILKINS & CO.,
No. 75 Foduth Stueet, •
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh,
jans . PmSBPEQH*
8 . E. ABNOLD & C 6.»
BANKERS and exchange brokers,
'TkBALERS in Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
X/ Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Onion.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
tts»No. 74 Fourth st_, next door to Bank ofPittsVg.fselS
coßssa .oF woodawd nrrn srams*
SIGHT EXCHANGE bn the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes discounted.—
Gold, Sliver and Bunk Notes, bought and sold. 7 Collections
mode In all the principal cities of the United States. De>
posits received of Par aud Current Funds., [mar27ly -
ALL£H miAMktL. KUWAW) JUHM, . : PLOaSNCS k&AK£B.
KBAMEB & BAHM,': .
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock. Securities; purchase
Promlssary Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and sell Stocks on Commission. ..
Collections made on all points In the Union.. . [myl’
wo. 75 romiTH-Bt., nTTsaunqii, opposite bank op prrrginmam
rpHR SUBSCRIBER, undernow and more favorable auspi*
X ces. will continue the Banking business and Stock Bro
kerage in tho house formerly occupied, by Messrs Palmer,
Hanna & Co., and more recently by the Pittsburgh Life In
surance Company, where ha will be pleased to see bis old
friends and customers. (Jy3] A. WILKINB.
UAVB BXMOYED THCIB DASKISO AND EXCHANGE .OF7IQ* TO 80.
67 MARKET RtUTKT, POUR DOORS BELOW OLD BTJJTD.
N HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
• and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sil*
per and Bonk Notes; Excbangeon the Eastern and ‘Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits receiTed in par funds or current paper, No.
G 7 Market street, between Third and Fourth fits. fja3o:iy
ila. 8. UPON, BASGSNT,
HO ON & SABGENT,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
F. £. COBFSft OF WOOD ft SIXTH 8T3., TTTT3DUBGH, Pft. '
D EAIEIIS Id Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign and
Domcstfa Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, Ac.
Exchange on all the principal cities of the Union and Eu*
rope, for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
Current and par funds received on deposit.
Collections made on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
rates. . ' [seplX:ly
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
i£zre Removed their QJJtee to the Comer of Fifth and Wood lit*
PITTSBURGH, PA. -
PATRICKS * FRIEND, Rankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold.Silvex
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastern and "Western
Cities constantly for sate.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. ffeb3
Notes, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Xoans on col
laterals, negotiated. Stocks and Land Warrants bongbl
nOd sold. . octH
$209,010 51
... 105,250 56
1,016 19
... 100,000 00
AIXSS IIKQW*,
Brown’s Hotel*
Obmcro/Smith firld and Third SLr&lr, PiiUtmrffh t Hrm f a.
BROWN & CONNELLY, pKontirrona. •
55*Good Klablitifr attached to the lloopo.
$416,183 20
87.8 M 56
$308,318 70
FUANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohio.
C PATRICK k SON, Proprietors.-- I This House has üb
. dorjJ°nft thorough and extensive repairs. alterations,
and large additions of new furniture, etc., and the proprie*
tom p’.edpe themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render the Fusion a place where all the com
forts of a first class hotel can be found,
jvhtf C. PATRICK & SON.
$101,481 93
179,010 61
17,820 21
JAMEB RICHARDSON. ■
r t. -"i
:O .. -;s ■ ■
HILL & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
A. WILKINS fc CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. HOLMES & SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Removal.
PATBICKS & FEIEHD,
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Office. Ac. 92 Fourth st a bore Wood,
PITTSBURGH.
HOTELS, &c.
FLORENCE HOTEL,
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(CONDUCTED OS THE EUROPWS PLAS.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
oc3:ly PROPRIETOR.
Si. Charles, Hotel,
Cbmcr of Wood and Third struts, PiUsbvrffh, JfaiTfa.
WILLIAM S. CAMPBELL, pKomrnm.
rpHIS fine establlsliment having come into the hands of a
A new Proprietor, offer* great inducements to the trovel-
UngcommwnUy, and also to' regular hoarder*. Every dell*
cacv and luxury will be provided in its fgoaou, and no pains
will be spared to make, this Hotel a comfortable home to all
who may call there. [mylSAf] W. B.' CAMPBELL. PropV.
St. Clair Lager Beer Brewery.
TtlfE undersigne<l respectfully informs the public thathe
is now fully prepared to servo private families amT.tho
public generally, with Wb celebrated LAGER BEER, in
bottles. All orders left at his Office, NO. 3!) DIAMOND
ALLEV, (near Wood street.) will bo punctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of tliu city or vicinity.
F. Q. SCHENCK.
cTb. HEADLY & CO’S
NEW CARPET HOUSE,
NO* 82 THIRD STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
THREE SPA Cl 0 US SALES R 0 OMS.
SALES DOOM NO. I.
CONTAINS a large, handsome and cheap assortment of
Floor Oil Cloths, from Ito 24 feet wide; also, Stair, Ta
ble and Enameled Carriage Cloths, Cocoa, Canton and Bri
tannia Matting, Motts of all kindt.painted Window Shade?,
buff Hollands; green and buff Oil Cloth?, and Putnam’s
Patent Self-Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
J3ALES ROOM NO. 2,
i is fall stocked with an unrivalled assortment of Iloyal Vel
vet, Brussels Tapestry. Brussels, Imperial Three Ply, Patent
Tapestry, Ingnuu, mid superfine carpetlug?; Hall and Stair
do. of all widths and prices j-embosjSHl Cloth, Tablo and
Piano covers; Mosaic, Velvet, Axmlustcr, Chenille end
Tufted Rugs; Stair Rods,Druggetlng. etc.
SALES ROOM NO. 3,
Contains a large and Well selected stock of Ingrain Carpets,
front 25 to 75 cents per yard; Hemp Carpeting from 18% to
50cents; List ond Hog Carpet* cotton and wool Venliian
and a splendid assortment of Euglbb sheepskins of all col
ors and size?.
C. B. H. A Co. would respectfully call the attention of
persons wishing to furnish steamboats, hotels or dwelling
houses to tho aboro, os they are determined to sell at the
same' low prices they have heretofore been selling at, ond
less than any other establishment In this city.
gcpG C. B. lIBADLY & CO., No. 82Thlnl street.
Sacred M usic Books,
FOR Church Choirs, Congregations, Ac., Ac., wholesale
and retail. Eadt. per dm.
KiniW’cy’a Harp of David, a collection of Church
Music,. 75c. SY,OO
Modern Psalmist, by Lowell Mason, 76ci 7,00
The Modern Harp, or Boston Sacred Melodist, by
. L. White and Juo. K.Gould, 75c. 7,00
National Psalmist, by Mason and Webb, . 76c. 7,00.
Harp of the West, 75c. 7,00
National Lyre, CSc. 6,00
Bay Stato Collection. C3c. C.OO
The Church Cbolr, CSc. 6,00
American Psalmody, with figured Bass for Organ
or Piano, CSc. 6,00
ALSO. The Melodist, a collection of popular ond social
Songs, Glees; Ac.
The Social Glee Book.
J uvenilo Oratorio?, for juvenile classes, schools, Ac.
Musical Class Book, for adult singing classes..
Young Lndy’fi Harp, designed for female Academies and
the social circle.
Together with the New Carolina Sacra; Canticia Landihs,
Ac., Ac. Just received by CILUILOITK BLTJME, :
oc!8 ' 118 Wood street.
New Sacred Music Books*
THE SHAWM —A Library of Church Music, etc., con?
tainingover 1000 compositions, by Wm. B. Bradbury
and Geo. IVRoot, assisted by Thomas Hastings and T. B.
Mown. Price 75c.—perdozon$8,50.
SACRED MELODEON—On a new system of notation; by
A. 8. Hayden. Price 75c.—per dozen $7,50.'
lIARP OF TIIE SOUTH, (in Patent Notes;) a now collec
tion of Sacred:Music, selected from the most popular com
posers, by Prof. J. B. Woodbury. Price 75c. —perdoz. $7,50.
CHRISTIAN MINSTREL—By Alkia; one of tho most
popular books published. Prica 75c.—per d*z. $B,OO.
NEW CAUMINA SACRA—By Lowell Mason, ond the
most successful music book over published otot 060,000=
copies have been sold. Price 7oc.—per doz. $8,50. •
CANTICA LATJDIS, or American Book of Church Murlc;
the latest collection; by Lowell Mason and Geo. J. Wohb.
Price 75c.—per doz. $8,50.
A largo supply of the above popular Music Books receiv
ed, ond for sale singly or by the quantity, by.
octlT JOHN U. MKLLLOR, 81 Wood sf.
New Music : New Music 1
HKLEBKR has just received. per-Adams* Express,
. THEY SLEEP IN THE COLD GRAVEr-now song—
composed and dedicated to J. Fleming, Esq., by H. Klehor.;
Old Dog Troy, by S. C. Foster;
The Garland, a set of beautiful Waltzes for Guitar, by
Prof. Rupp, of this city.
All Things are Beautiful, a pleasing Duett for two voices;
by Glover.
Wert Thou to Speak Farewell,
The Prima Donna Waltz, as performed with unbounded
applauso by Julien’s band.
Jullen’s Musical 1 Tour in America, a descriptive piece,
embodying all the American National Airs, by Jalien.
Katy Darling’s Farewell, for Giiitar.
Katy Clyde, do.
Old Log Hut, do., etc., etc.
Also, “Dodworth’s Brass Band: School,”containing evory.
necessary information to organize Brass Bands, to under
stand tho nature of brass, their selection.and.' adaptation,
and embracing a number of fins pieces arranged for full
Brass Bands ."by Allen Dodworth, leader DF ; ,the celebrated
Dodworth Brass Bond, New York: for shlebv
ocl2 - : ' H. KLEBER, No. 10i Third street
ko. 13G woopBTnnrr,TiimnDOoansxowymGnrAUxr.
: - ; = . uowtf <c TETZVY'- •'
XSjflfrtfes.. '“mi,'A IMPORTERS and.manufecturers of
CUTLERY, SURG IC AL Al£D DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
l§w keep a genßral:e£Sorthjept of the £bove
articles constant|ycip.;brin4;tftscthcr
with s general variety of Fancy Hardware^-Also, Guns, Pis
tola and Revolvers, x lasts, Iloms, Shotßelts^Capa,' Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;,
Tailors and Hair Dressers*. Shenra;..Pocket Scissors, Ac^—:
Also; Trusses and Supporters. ' .'
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. •'
RIFLESL—We.are making RiflesofeyejT'description;to
qtder, otthebestmetorialjand worlnnanfthip. warranted.—»
Orders, received for them at Wholesale or .Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties' supplied at Wholesale
price?... ."y ~ xnylfi ...
T.B, CALVERT & CO., -
Die-sinkers, engravers and embossers,-and
Exvxlope Hasp? act nans, No. 48. South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA. : : . V forgO :
VEXITIAN BLINDS,
OF EVERY QUALITY, for sale at manufacturers’ price?,
attire NEW CARPET STORE,-** FIFTH STREET,
near Wood. fnov&tf J ROBINSON&rCO.
/"'lLli’if hots Tot sale, eiraatedon CHtf and
\j Coot PtreetB,.eacb'2ifeet'TroDt by;7B deep. Price $BOO
‘<ath.'“TcSia»: One-half in hand; balance h one year. . ;
8. CtTTEfiERT &: J3QN, .
0.40 Third «t...
S v lBBg»Hio6o Bs Cl oar Bacon Bides!#* sa}»
• oct7 ■, KINGF &m(
- FURNITURE.
g\ - WM.'R. STEVENSON continues to manufacture
oA; CABINET-WARE of avery description, athisoldstmui,
m corner ofliberty and Seventh Streets. UNDERTAK
• 1 I IN G attended to; in allits branches, j- myll
. A.'DIILLIK£N &€Om
HAVE ON II AND at their exteusiT© CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 64 Smithfleld street* fi
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will sell 16 per cent, below'customary rates,
• Terms—cash only,'
Great Inducements to Oagh
KJS will sell our large stock of COMMON AND FANCY
CHAXRSAND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
■ please cosh purchasers. All our work Is warranted
Our terms ate CASH. • JAMES LOWBY, JB.,
rmar2s cor. Seventh and Liberty sts.
dourneynxen Cabinet Idateers Association.
WAREHOUSE 0 3 THIRD STREET,.
: (ttervrEß? woon-Asro mabxct bis.) ; . '
ASSOCIATION,
already-: twice to throe times as yjl
• many hands os thelargest and re*)
hitherto most renowned Business • “ *
shops of this city, hare opened their Warehouse, and are
able to furnish the public, by. wholesale or retail, with Fur
niture of the following description—viz:'
Mahogany-Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus'; Full Columned
Bureaus; 31ahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany .Chairs; Booking
Chairs; Mahogany Washstands; Sofas; Divans; Pianoßtooli;
Book Cases; Secretaries; Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine
Card Tables; Centro Tables; Hat Backs; French Bedsteads;
Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes;. Dining and Breakfast Tables;
Works tends; Cherry and’ Common Workstahds; high post,
: common, low, and trundlß Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs;
Cradles, Ac.. .
, The advantages of co-operation, on an extensive scale, per
mit them to sell at. the lowest prices, and they are deter
mined to sell, lower than any competitors, ah equally good,
if not better article, and warranted —as the publicwill un
derstand by giving thema coll
of all descriptions, and other articles
of any description, madeto order in every style, at the short
estnotice., mar 29
JAMBS W. WOODWELL^
CABINET FURNITURE if ANUFA CTURER .
■Ware-rooms 07 and 99 Third street.
Ji : W. W.'respectfully informs <74
his'friends andgustomers that heUA
how completed his spring stock rep?
7** of Furniture, which is doddedly • T ■
the latest mid best ever offered for sale ,in this City,-which
will be sold at prices aa low as any in the United States,
Eastor West. ' .
: As he Is determined to uphold the quality .with well sea
soned best workmanship, and newest designs; and
from the extent of his orders and facility in
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices. '
lie has adopted the principle of identifying his customers’
interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways onhand the greatest variety of every description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any part of one, may be
furnished from his. stock, or manufactured expressly to Or
der. The following articles consist; in part, of his stock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
in any of the Eastern.cities:
I/onls XIV tete-a-tete Sofas;
60 Sofas, in plush and hair cloth;
60 dea: Mahogany Chairs; ■
20 dos. Walnut w
60 Mahogany Rocking tf
20 Walnut u “
60 Mahogany Divans: "
20 Walnut «
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
.60 “ ** Dressing Bureaus; *
80 M ‘ U: Washstands;
40 Enclosed . . u
100 Common' 41
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
S) Walnut «
60 Cottage 44
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mohogeav Wardrobes;
10 Walnut M
10 Cherry • « .
60 Plain Bureaus; •
70 Dining and Break&st Tables;
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 dos. Cdne Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; - -
12LodIea'Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Edguirea; Paper Mache Tables:
Conversation Chain; Pembroke «
Elizabethan « Hall and Tier **
Reception u Indies' Work w .
Pearl Inlaid 11 Extension Dining Tables;
Arm - u Ottomans;
Gothic and HaH Chairs; •.
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE mid
WINDSOR CHAIRS. CAannrf supplied with all ar
ticles in their line.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the shortest
notice. - . •
; All orders promptly attended to.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
,W. 0. OOXAELLT.
NEW JEWEL BY STOBE,
No* 87 OlaTket Street*
(Second door above the North-west corner of the Diamond.)
JOHN STEVENSON, (of the late firm of Juhnß. MTmldt n
k Ccl,) respectfully announces to the pabli % that he hns
opened, at the abate stand, a fine Assortment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVKB AND PLATED WAIUJ, LAMPS, GI
RANDOLES, l\xJ;et and Table Cutlery. Drilannia Tea and
Communion StU, and tho usual variety of goods In Ms line
of business..
Special care and attention siren to tho REPAIR of PIN E
WATCHES, JEWELRY. Ac.
He trust*, that from his long experience In business, he
will bo able to give satisfaction to those who may faror him
with their patronage.
: Pittehurgh, >lay 15th, 1853.
Henry lUehardsoUf Jeweller*
HATXNGra-Otted 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 fact that onions hi* Watches wDI .be. found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers.' Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of .Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Kings, Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, etcu, etc.
FANCY GOOD3—Such as Papier Macho, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, .Table Mats,
Colt’s Pistols, Porte Monnaies in great variety;: China Fruit
and Coke Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or*
-namratal articles, which have only to be seen to te appro*
dated. [povl] , NO. SI MARKET STREET,
lAAGTS WORTH KNOWING.—To all that are about lo
*■ purchase anything la tho tray .of. fine Watches,-rich
Gold Jewelry, or sterling Silver .Ware. HOOD has nowon
hand a very good assortment of all kinds of goods In his
lino of business; that ho is selling at their tods .talus and
at least from 25t0 50 cent, below thopdeds asked by.thosa
“ Old Fogies” that hove been twenty years orso in the mar*
ket with their old stock of goods that cost, when purchased,
double their present value, and yet they expect tomake a
profit on them. I assert acts worth knowing, that lam
selling goods, new and fresh, just purchased; as above, from
25 to 50 cent, cheaper than any 'other dealer in this city,
at 51 Market street) - Jy22
OUSifrd LET, AND ,FUKNITUiiE FOR SALK—A.
good three Ptory house on Second street, between
Wood and Market. Tho furniture will bo sold at a bnrgaia.
fjy22] - 11. 0. HOOD, 61 Market st.
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens*
JAMES KENNEDY,-[late Manager Of the well-known Sy
racuse Nuserles, New York,) begs leave to Inform the
public, that he has now established anEXTENSIYE NUR
SERY, on the Farm of Mr. James 8. Negloy, near .Fast Lib
erty, where ho shall be prepared, after tho £jta {nstaht, to re
ceive and fill orders for every variety of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green lloaso Shrubs and Plants. Id
addition to a choice and superior stock on hand, be has made
arrangements, with one of the largest Nurseries in the East,
to keep up hissupply. Having a thorough and long expe
rience in the buainesSjhe can assure Ida customers perfect
satisfaction," . ..
Hr. Kennedy would also, wspectfhlly offer hla services in
designing, layiogout,.aad managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or tho grounds of Country Residences; and will
also furnish plans for the formationLof Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, 4c., in the highest styles of the art.
.Practically, acquainted with every branch of Landscape
Gardening, ana haring spent years In tho Sylvian Parks of
England, and on the beautiful banks of the Hudson, he
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favor him.
‘ eon be addressed through the City
post Office, or Toft at the Warehouse of Messrs. Negley A
Mohan, 22 Wood street.
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST
OB BAKING POWDEBS,
The Cheapest,Healthiest, imsl UttfuX and Economic
. cal Artidefvf Raising Bread, Biscuit, Fried,
Griddle, and Jofinny Chirr, J\uby t
Ihuteingt, Sictd Cq}c&,
Corn Bread, <fia,
EVER INVENTED,
Opinions of tub press*.—
Those who have tried it, have found that the advertise
ment does not vaunt its praises too highly.—[Tallahassee
Floridian and Journal, Feb. 10,1853.
Housekeepers.' who have tested the quality of this pow
der, pronounce unanimously in its favor.—[Lockport Daily
Courier. •: . • 'J.
It surpasses everything in the way. of rising, we ever saw
used in the baking of caber.—{Rahway Advocate and Itegls
ter, April 15,1853. .
This is an.article of Buch utility in various k.indsof cook
ery, that when its virtues become property known, no
housekeeper, that studies comfort and economy, will wil
lingly do without it.—[N,Y. Pick., May 21,1853.
No one need hesitate to use Durkcp’s all-important articJo
. to housekeepers.—[Ue'publicab Banner and Nashville Whig,
; Would you have light bread, sweet tfoad, bread that you
con edtwith a good relish, donot forget to procure Durkee's
Baking Powder, and you will not foil to havogood bread,
cakes, Ac.—(Troy Daily Times, May 24,1852. .
We have tried this article, and can recommend it.with
perfect confidence.—{Quebec Garotte, July, 1852. v
Durkee’s Baking Powder wo have tried at our house, and
our “better half” .was astonished at the result—fN. Y.
Daily Times, 0ct'23,1852.. L
All good housewives.will rtyolco in and glorify the name
of Darkee, after they have given his Baking Powder a fair
trial.—[Now York. Sun, Sept. SO, 1852.
-Durkee’s Baking Powder, undoubtedly.tho bestorticle for
this purpose that has yet been discovered.—N, Y. Dutch
man, Feb. 12,1853. ' ‘ - ' ..T. •
.. The highest commendations, from hundreds of the largest
end most respectable wholesale houses In this, and nearly
everylarge city on this continent, conld bo given, if space
) ■ B. R. DUHKKE, ’ :
Bota PEOpnixioa. ANn SIAitnPACTUMSi
, . L ,, ‘4,rf«ef,KewTork«
BAXTER 4 UcKKK,. Agonts, Pittsburgh.. [oct2l].
■ SMITH & SINCLAIR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
123 SECOND AND IS 1 FIRST STREETS.
IN'STORE ASp FQR SALT, /
309 bags Rio Coffee; ; t ■ 300 bblsN.O.Mola.W9:
. 176 hhdsN.O. Sugar;, 50bbls'Shgar-lloosodo,
SO boxes Grant's Tobacco; 200 balesßsttips;
60boxes;Websterolddo. 300 kogaNato, assorted; •
• -20 b?s Russell * Robinson’* 200 boxes Glass ;
100 caddy boxes of various} 30 kegs Va. Twist Tobacco;
brands; “ 200 boxes Rosin Boap;
50 bbls Loaf Sugar; GO boxes Palm dof
20 bags Popper; ■ ■ •$0 boxes <3round Pepper;.. ...
15 bags Pimento; r«op27} Ground Casgla, &o,&c. *e.
HONEV"~3OO lbs prime, aew white Honey, in
boxes, for family lise, Just received and for said bv
augSO : —• J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood at
B" RSJPKNOE FOR SALK—Situated in. Allegheny CHr.-
Tbe Ixit is 60 feet froot on Nftrtti Cabal aUeeVby 285
deep.to Liberty street. . The house is large and convenient
ly arranged, with gaa fixtures, bath room, Ac.' A good Car- 1
. Qee Jf9 UKQ and Stable on Liberty street; trees. shrubbery.
Ac. This beautiful residence will be sold oh easy terms:'
: < * m " 8. CQTHKERT & 'SM,UO TbirdatT '
iRITISn casks for sale" by f - ~ r
► octlS . D. A. FAHXE3TOQK & pp.
;Serip Dividend. : : —■
T>EkBQI?S insured in the Mutual IJepartnicßtqflhe
x Pittsburgh Ufa Insurance- Company, ato reaupstpfl tn
“ l * o A- OQLTON, Secretary
ijftbor §aTtng
rpIIE BOSTON; STOTPEKST
Cattars; Churns, Improved CoS
SheDeifc for Baal tod horsepower; Pruning Chisels, Saws,
and-*;torge.tosorijaent..oflmplements gaitahlefor the
B “ d “*
| r tS * JAUJI3 WJUUffIOP.
by- •
[OORttfiAte 1 '"
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■ •• sv'V.
'V'fi’fy- •
BIM
■ • >•• • :
KRNNTSDY * f!ft.
DURKBB’B
•s. ' - , *
: -/V'- i
y.. -fry —a ■■ fe- ■'•••■•
MISELLANEOUS;
EUBOFEAH AGENCY.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED OFFICE IN THIS COT
HOHEY TO THE OliD COUHTHT. .
TAMES BLAKELY begs leave to sayto those persons tav
ff tog friends to the Old Country, and deslroua'of either,
sending them money or paying their passage* that. hls- ar-J
rangements for dofogeltherla now complete. Bud on so firm
a basis that ,mistakes can ndt’oceur, nor losses sccrtb to any
party. Boring the last 1 ten years to which behaa been to;
this business, he has remitted over a HalfMilllonof Dollars
wltoont the Idsfibr a dollar, and toe hohse for which he is
agent, to Everpool, has stopped not less than 45,000 persons
during tho last year to, this country, without a coniplatot of
. neglect ofiiuty on their part. '--‘O'-'•*
He can Issue PassengerTlcketsfor London, Dnblin, Liver*
pool, Glasgow, Cork, Belfast, Drogheda,- Limerick Port
j Bash, Newry, Galway, Londonderry, and Dundalk, to New
| York, Philadelphia, Boston,Bed tlmore and NewOrleans,and
from thence to Pittsburgh ;andwfll attend atrictlytofor
wardtog passengers from thence to any port of the country.
He also has sight drafts for sale, payable at the following
places,vis i . . :
'• . ON ENGLAND. <
.Edwards, Sandford & London.
(Available in the principal cities and towns • throughout
England and Voles.)
: ON IRELANB,
Provincial Bank * 1re1and...............
• BUAItCQXS.
Armagh, Belfast Downpatrick. Enniskillen,
Mallow, Strabane, Atbloue; Carlow, ••
Drogheda, Fennoy, ; Monaghan, dtonlscorthy,
BalUna, Cavan, . Dundalk, : Galway,
Newry, Tralee, BaJymcna, ClonmclL
Dungannon, Londonderry, Omagh, Youghall, '
Banbridge, Kilkenny, Dungannon, KUrnsh,
Waterford, Coleraine,. Parsonstown, ’ Cork,
Ennis,. Bandon, • Sligo, 1 . Wexford,
CootehiU, Limerick, Ballyshannon*'...
ON SCOTLAND :
National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches
to fifty towns in Scotland. '
\ ON FRANCE.
Messrs. Edward Blount & Co.*Bankers....^......;.Paris.
(AvaUsbleln any city in France.)
’ ON GERMANY. -
Messrs. Vogel, KocY A Bankers,Trankfort-on*the-Main.
(Available to anydty to Germany;)
JAMES BLAKELY, . .
oy7. : lW,cor. of Seventh and Smithfleld rts.
PASSAGE FEOU LIVEBPOOL.
r|JS splendidnew Ship, built for“Tapscbtt’s Line,”is
the: largest' Packet Bhip-afleatvu&d for gtrCfigthof
build; accommodations.for passengers, and sailing qualities,
has no equal In the .Liverpool trade.
. The EMERALD ISLE will Bail from Liverpool on or about
the «sitTH : or I)£Czsebsb« and peraona Bending for, their
friends should not lose the opportunity of securing possago
for them by this noble Ship,
. In orderto prevent delay, passengers will be notified by
letter from Messrs. TO. Tapscott £ Co., Liverpool, what day
to be tbero to embark.'C s "
. The Emerald Isle Is bohuhandedbyCapfc. Geo. B. Cornish;
recently of the favorite packet ship, “ m Tapscott,”) who
a well known for his kindness to passengers, and his skill
falnessnsacommander.-: • :• ; • r.-::
N. B.—TheE. I. wfll te succeeded bythe magnificent new
ship “Shamrock,” commanded by the well known Captain,
Samuelß.Doane.
To secure passage, apply to JAMES BLAKELY,
oct2l i Corner of Seventh and Smlthfield sts.
•TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!'
WHOLESALE ANDKBTAIL,
Jit the Pekin Tea Store,
38 EtPts STsazT, BmsDtmou, Pa.
BY' the half chest, of neatly packed In metallic packages
to suit the trade.
The subscriber la now receiving bis Pall stock of GREEN
end BLACK TEAKr-consistlng of some of the finest chops
tobe found in the Eastern market; : Merchants visiting the
city are invited to call and examine our stock.
Btolowlsalistoftbe various grades, all of which have
been carefully selected, and ean .with confidence lo recom
mended : '
80 half chests fine Young Hy&on;
10 do do ; MoyunoYoungHyson;
10 ; do ~ extra fine Hoyone do;
100: do -Superior : do;
15 do. . extraflne .. ... do;
GO Locqured boxes extra Curious Young Hyson;
25 half chests fine Gunpowder;
10 do extra lino do;
5 do ... do Hoynne Imperial;
20 do Superior . : do; '
150 do . Fine Oolong Black Tea; -
40. do extrafine Oolong; ■ .
80 do extra Carious .d 0;..,
20 do / Superlatively strongahd fragrant Oolong;
25 chests extra fine English Breakfast Tea;
G do Curious do do; ■
ALSO—Java and Rio Lovering’s Crashed snd Pul
verised Sugars. ■
ALSO—63.OOO Principe. Ecgare, which will bo sold very
*low»- . - A. JAYNES,
nov!4xl&w . 88 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
TYPE AGENCY.
A. JAYHES,
NO. 38 lI6TH STKEKT, PITTSBURGH,
Agent for the Sate of L.Johjuon $ Co.’t Type, sc..
,V or PHILADELPHIA,
RA9 ON. HAND and for sale,the following:—Brasslined
column Galleys; Common Galleys assorted, Slice
Galleys,- Composing Sticks; Common and Job Cases;
Shooting Sticks; Ley. Brushes; Boxwood,Quoins; Furni
tore and Rlglet, of all descriptions; BrassKule, of all
description*; Job Ink,lnlfocans; 100 kegs Proofs News
Ink; 100 Founts FahcyCatd Letter; and LeadSjCut lo any
Presses and Type will receive prompt at
tention,.and furnished at the Foundry prices. Old Type re
ceived in exchange for new, at 9 cents *b.
Pittsburgh,May 14,1853.—daw. : :^
Rhoads £ Sons*
"\fEW PATENT AMALGAM PEN.—This important iu
.J3l vention removes tho two great obstacles to the un!
versal use of the Steel Pen, viz: their rigidity, and ihoir
rapid destruction by the.corrosive action of the-ink. In
minutely examining the quill pen la the act of jwriting/ it
will be seen that the action is compound, consisting, first, of
a gentle yielding backward action Immediately above the
nib of the pen, and, second, thoscissors” action, ; «r
spreading open of thapoints to permit the flowof. the ink.
This compound movement—which steel pens; hitherto
never have had—gives to the quill Us flexibility, and that
peculiar springy play which is so agrceable-to the band,
and which seems to suit the action of the muscles of the'
fingers; yielding, as it does, to the slightest pressure, with
out cramping thehand. The efforts of all steel pen makers
have been directed to the attainment of this essential qual
ity of flexibility, and they have bad recourse to an innu
merable variety of cracks and piprelngvto attain It The
iuventorsof the Patent Amalgam Fen fohnd, from a eerie*
of experiments, that the whole practice ef the trade had in
this respect, been erroneous—that* nb combination' of
cracks” and “ piercings” could produce the desired action,
if the ordinary form of the tied pen were adhered to. ; This
point being gained, they avoided the plan hithdrto adopted
for attaining flexibility, and gave a peculiar form' to .the
metal, by hich they manoged to combine the “scissors”
action of the ordinary steel pon with the agreeable flexibil
ity of the quilL The second difficulty .to be overcome
of less magnitude, but still of great importance to the con- 4
sumcrs.of steel pens. Every one is aware of the corroslve
action of .the ink on. the ordinary steel pen. - Even with the
greatest care, it speedily destroys the delicately smoothsur
faoeof the pen. So serious a drawback is this from thu
utility of the steel pen, that thousands aro inducedto pur
chase, gold pens, at an enormous cort, almost exclusively
becatiFo of the anti-corrosive quality of that metah . The
inventors have removed this evil by their compound metal,
which possesses all tbo n*cessary qualities of steely with the
additional merit of resisting the.chemical action of the Ink.
That Fens vnUlattmcrre than twenty times Vmgerthanthe
Seel Fen, thus rendering them the cheapest ever introduced*
Forsaleby ■>' 17. 8. HAYEN, Stationer,
novlO v - VHarket'fitreet. corner ef Second.
Bridge over tbe Aileghcny at or
- nearSliarysbnrg. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thalia parjraancQQf-lbo,
Act of Assembly of thaCammonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled “An Act to nuthoriso the Governor toineorpo
rsto a Company to erect a Bridge over the Allegheny River,
at or sear Shiu-psburg, in Allegheny County,"approreU
13th of March', 1853, and Supplement thordfcvand Acts ex
tending the time therein limited, Books.will be opened by
theunder named Commissioners, to receive aolwcripticm*
for the Siockorsaid Company, at the ST; CHABLKB HO
TEL, In the City of Pittsburgh, on the SEVENTEENTH
: day efDECEMBEILIBS3, between thehours of 10 o'clock, A.
M.,and 4 o'clock,:?.Hrand,should the. whole numberct
shares not be subscribed on that (lay,thervßud lath at case,
at the house of Hr. NEWPORT, in the Borough of Sharps
burgh, on the TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF THE SAME
MONTH, between thosame hours.
: PllUip Mil|ey r - Thomas Liggett,
James Sharp, Gabriel Adams,
Lewis C.J. Noble,. Thomas Wallaeo,
Peter Elingensmlth, Malcolm Leech,
John W. Duncan, Harrison Parry,l
David Drenan, Robert Chessman, ■ •
Francis Earns, Richard Ewalt, . • ■
David Boyd, Robert Wilson,
James Marshall, James H. McClelland, •
. Henry M'Geary, Thomas Pearson,
Sames Blakely, Grant Mowrr,
.Charles Spang, James OML Denny,
William 0. Denny, A. Morton,
. J. C, Comstock, • Lemuel Shurtlill,
P. A. Collier. James Lowia. fnovl?
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAii BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
(gKAB SBg BATMtQAI> STATION.)
be supplied with ourvarious grades of
.1? FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
By lcavingthetr, orders at the Mill or in oar boxes at: ■
.■ SCo,'Wood Btrcst,or Braun A Belter,cor
ner Liberty and SLCltur streets, Pittsburgh’.
■ H. P; Schwartz, or J.T. Sample, Dragguts, Allegheny* -
-Flour willbedeliverod to famlllesineUhcroflhotwocdUes.
Tanus t CASH on deliver?* - .
jy2S y BRYAN, KENNEDY A CO.
Valaablt Faria for •
TEETERS TOWNBHIP,WASHINGTONCOUN-
vPENNA.-—The,nnderrigJibd wishes to dispose of
valuable Form, situated famm of the most thri
ving, fertilennd desirable sections of Washington pouuty—
in a neighborhoodproverbial for lis good and intcU
. Chart! era Valley RaDroad, an improvemontwhicb will cer
tainly be made during the coming year. ; It contains obont
145 ACRES, more or less: of which there are about 110
ACRES CLEARED, and in a high stataof cultivation, anti
finely improved. TheusclearoulimdabOundslh good Tim
ber, and the whole is abundantly snpplied with water. It
adjoins lands of WQUam Park, Daniel Belh&nd others.
The improvements ire TWO GOOU DWELLING HOUSES,-
one Brief and the ottyr Frame; a Frame BAHNi and two
Frsfl\b With other necessary rout-buildings.
There is on abundance of fine FRUIT on. this hronertv.
Trns valuable Farm will ho sold on ocoommodating' terms-
For any.further inf>.ntjatioh In reference-to it, application l
can bemad® to the subscriber,inCahonabuhr. . .
. seplftSm .: - ~ JOHNjCALQttAN.'
the public for.pwt custom, ventures to so-
of the same for/hia present enterprise—
tteertahUsbmentof a A*teur and fljrwithin tho
■ W V 3l, the accommodation of his custos&s, and all who
wHu &> have really good Hour, :puregroundSpices, Ac.
♦JP l9^r° a vi sferrirauta nndclheiß,ia7nvl
ted, and ell I ask is ftnr will give me a triaL
mti iti F. 1L DBA VO, No. 1 Diamond
nS&j&SS*" fakC ° “ not
V. tIATHEIVMIV-»-i'or'picaiog fruit from
tfca&ldof a ladder,'Pruning Inatru
xaent* of-the.mi^ap>rOTea: construction; Digging i'orhs, :
Atrawheny beds, Ac.? l’ototoe Hooks; Seed
DnUej-Gutting? Boxes, for Hay various
patterns, and a great'variety of lahcr -saving implement*
for the . garden .or.fimn. : . Barry 's, and .other
standard on Vrnlte,'FtowilrB,RnrallAiChitoctMe,and,
Gardening, fur ea‘o at the Seed and Implement
W^chousc, No,45 Fifibstreet, ,^
Jj22 , J AMEB WABDRQP.
'"WaUfa Academy of Dtawing andPatatfug’!
\l/ ': = C*' \?fcUL would notify hiaixfcrndß and tiib putHc,
■T9 • tbatheluareinofed htastodlo.ftpra Urst street,
to of ilaritet ondTourtli stTOets, (sec6tidst<Jty3
aTertacjstoro-of. 15V street;
Attbe request of fclfrJWcaasyhohia:also openadv DBAW
ENQ SCHOOL.: Classcaftr LtulleoiiXKl Ctentletdcn
will bcformedln fitted
pp oßoomwitherery fiirfllty ftrr bo trusts that
hu enterprise win meot-yrith o siKjpotUDff patrcnajnjV ‘
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►BUGS AND MEDICINES? “ :
Harter’s Spanish Jflixture.
•tm GREAT FimiPlßR 1 6v ■■ TOE ULOOP;
hot 4 pamcm or Btscuar.w a,
k N. INVALUABLE REMEDY King’s
JX. Evil,; Bbeomatiaa, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Pustules on the Face, Blotches/Ikrtls,ChroTile v
Bare Byes, King Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement.
and Pain of tto &ohea and Jduts, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi*
HU& BlsorderBy;lmmbago, ! BpfoaM}oxnplainU,&nd-all
eases arising from anlAjodidotxs osa of .Mercury, Jmpni' .
; 4£wlnjsL or Impurity of the Blood*
valaable Mpdhrfne, ylUch fcaa-bccoxrie celebrated for
tbanumberof extrnerdinarycuree effected through its *
Ag«mey t baa induced the pKjpmtors*.at; the urgentrequest *
of tbelrfriends, to offer ltio.the public, which they do tilth
thouunostcbnfidenco iniw.Tirtues.and
properties. The Allowing certificates, Belectcdfrom a largo .
bowerer, stronger testimony,than the mere
ttow of the proprietors ?:JW jd are from gentlemen well- •
fcnownintheir localities, and of the highest
aty of JtUcbmond/Ta.
P. of tho llotclv Ult'hmonr’, ..
known ovetywbere, says hehaa f«u the medlcrfr© call*il •.
Carter's Spanish; Mixture administered, in over a hundred
coses. frf nearly'aU.the diseases for -whlch.itis recommend- -''
cd. with the most astonishingly good results. Ho says it iA '
the mast extraordinary medicine lie has over seen.
i AGUE AND PBVKRr-GRBAX CUKE.—I hereby certify, ;
thatfcrthreeyearsl bod AgueaqdPeTerof.lhe mostvlo
lentdescriptioO.. ? I had several Physicians, tooklargo quail*
tiUcaof Qalnlue, Mercury, and I belleTo all tho Tonics ad
vertised, bat all «itbout any permanent relief. At last I
tried Outer's Bpaniib. tdixtnre, two bottles of «blch
tuolly cured me. and I am happy to say 1 hard had neither
ehflla or fever since., I consider it tho best Tonic in thd
world, and the . only medicino that over reached my ease.'
_■ . . Jons-Losarair. -
- Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Vs.
O. B/ XUCK, Esq., now la tho city oMtichmotid, and for
many years in the Post .Office, baa such confidence In the
.of. Carter's Spanish Mixture,,tbotbo
has bought upwards of fifty.bottles,;whlch be has given
away to theafflieted.-Mr. Lucksayshehas never known It
to fail, when taken aecordlpgto.dlrectionti/. .
-.Dr. MlKQE,apractlslrigPljyrfcian, and formerly of the
CityHoteLih the.citynf .Richmond, sfiys'ho has witnps.*od
tt -Obpiopsof. luatances the effects of Carter's Spaulsh
Mixture, which Were most truly surprising. Ho says in a
case of CouimmpUon, dependent on the Llrcr, the good of*’’
frets were woDderfuHml«xl.' - : , -
’ . H.DRINRF.II. of the firm of Drinker & Mor*
ris, Kichmond. was eared of Liter CnxaplAint of eight years
• standing, by .ihe use of two bottles of Carter’s SPohlaU
Mixture.. ,/ . \ r -
, : GREAT Cli ttß OP. Editors of the Rich
mood .Republican .had a servant employed, indheif press
'room,cured of violent Beroftila, comoined with lUionmn*
Hum, which entirely disable him from woik.\Two bottles
: of. Carter’s .Sp&obh .Mixture made a 'perfect hare or h ? m,
and tho Editors.!ln ft publlejimlcc, say they “ cheerfully v»-.
commend it to all who are afflicted wf:h any disease of iho
bond.” ' '
■ STILL ANOTHER CURE OP SCROFULA.—I bod a very
valuable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter's Spanish Mixture.
I consider It truly a valuable medicine.
* Jakes M, Tayior, •
Conductor on the ». F. aod P.R. R. Co;, Richmond, Va.
; SALT RHEUM of TWENTY YEARS STANDING CURED;
—Mr. JOHN .THOMPSON, residlng.io the city of Richmond;
was rared bythreo bottles of Cartels' Spanish Mixture, ot
Salt BheUm, whlch,he had nearly, twenty, years, and which,
all the. physician*of the city could not cure. Sir. Thump*-
son is awell known merchant In thb city at Richmond, Va.*
and his cure Is most remarkable.: .
WM. A. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, had a servant curedi
of Syphilis, intbe worst form, by .Carter's Spanish Mixture.
He says, he cheerfully recommends it, and considers It an
Invaluable medicine.. : , .
. BICHaRBE. WEST, Cjf Richmond, was cured of Scroftay
10, end what physician* coll confirmed Consumption, by
three bottleaof Carter's Spanish Mixture.
, EDWARD BURTON, commissioner of the reveuuejcoya
he has seen thogood effects of Carter’s Bpfiufah Mixture In
a number of SyphUitlc case?, and says it is a. perfect ctiro
for that horrible diseaso; *
WBI.O. HARWOOD, of Richmond, cured of Old Sores end
Ulcers, which disabled him from. Walking; Took a few bob
ties of Carter's Spanish Mixture, and was enabled to walk
without a erutch; in a short time permanently cured.
Principal DepotatU. WARD, CLOSE* CO., No. 83 Maiden
Lane, New York. : v ' - r . ■
ZW. DYOTT A EONS, No. 182 North 2d.at., Philadelphia.
BENNETT A BEERS, No. 120 Main street, Richmond, Ya.
And for sale.byß. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., L/WILCOX*
Jr. A CO., Pittsburgh: H/F. SCHWARTZ, Allegheny ; and
by Druggists and Dealers in Modldne everywhere. •
, octfcdfcwly • -v.'
MORSE’S COMPOUND SVRUP OF YEL
/ LOW DOCKROPT,
T pared from tho best toots atuf Leris of the Materfli
Medma, and has gained an .unrivalled reputation for the
fo lowing effects,
REGULATING AND STRENGTHENING THE XIVEB,
aud Dioestivb OXO4BB, and clpflT>rir>g the Stomach and Bow
els, and thus curing all Bilious Diseases,'liver Complaints.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion* CosUvehess, Piles, Headache, loTcr
and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea,' Loss/of Appetite, Ac., and
causing thefood to nourish and Support every pint;
PURIFYING OTE BLOOD,
and thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Eruptions, Scrofu
la,Balt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canker, Pimplesen
tbo fuoo, lUotchC3» Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial Disease; Can-
■
. • ILEGULATINO THE SECRETORY ORGANS,'
and by enabling them to. perform their proper functions,
preventing, -and curing many painful and dangerous dis
eases; Btrcngtheningand quieting tho Nervous Systemj thue
allaying Nervous Irritation, and curing aU diseases of the
Nerves, aS Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, Ac.: It is unrivalled
in the curie .of aU FEMALE COMPLAINTS, as Weakness,
General Debility, Irregularity, Obstructions, Swelling of
the Feet, Limbs, Joints,. Ae.j caused by weakness; also,
Lung and Thrtrat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Consumption, Ac,; also, Dropsy. ''
• Havingmade rise of tho Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock
Root, prepared by C. Morse A Co., eithcroureelves, or In our
families, and .finding it to bo a very, salutary and effectual
prcparitiobfwedo most cbeerfally re commend It to the pub
lic as
E. Bourne, Esq., CaShier National Bank, Providence,R.l4
A.-W-Spumcer, Esq., Cashier Lime Rock Bank, do. Rev. ,
WUllaiu PhnUp« y Rev. J. 8.. Richmond, C. 8. Jones, editor
ProvidchceGeu. AdvL, William Field,.M. W. G. sL,Cyrus
Rahor,M.E.H. P n James Hutchinson, G. Doa. V.J.
Bates, Doct lh'nj. Colby, niid one hundred others of.the
most respectable fomilies of Providence. : '*•.-/
‘ ’This certifies that I have for a number cf.y§MS been «
quintod with the composition and mode of manufacture of
MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT
I have also been aojualnted with Its vyoiMa optrandi in dis
ease,'and can ray that In all respects it is admirably calcu
lated to remedy that Mata: of Disease for which it was de
aignod. It is especially valuable in INDIGESTION and all!
its adteudaut symptoms, it exdte to healthy action the
LIVER, removes Torpor,audtnactivlty of this
stimulates healthy action In aR the: pybtem. ? As n DEp
RATOR, or purifier of tho Blood, it has no snperior. w
. ; DAVID HOLMES* SC D.
: prcrotiUneKiTt. Jan.4* 1853.: \ ■ , .7; '
by C. MOBSE A No. 440 Broadway,
New iorkvand soia by Druggists usd others throughout
this and other countries. JOEL HOHLRR, Agent,
apr27:ly ■ Pittsburgh, Pa. •
msTßura
The only Infallible Cunfbrt/iat!>readfullHuaitknovrn as
SPERMATOBRHEA OB INVOLDNTAEY,NOCTUBNAL.
EMISSIONS, so bam&Shig and destructiy e, andproduc
tive efeo much mischief to tlienervoua system, in copad ta*
ting the man forbnalnass, society end matrimony.'.
This Instrumentis simple, comprehensive! and nevir*
failing , and may be- used-! without the slightest Incen
venlence or theknawiedge of the most intimate friend.
Itia to bo extercaily, producing no pain or injury
whatever,: nor'preveniiog any,,one from attending to
his business; and while in yxte not 'atiiigU mission can take
p3ace, invigoratingihe'orgtui4,iit a thorttmtjtontch an e>
Cent that theyuxaxss smra Eammvs powrn or betistiok, the
loss of which, coated by early, abuse, is the disease, in ques*
tion, and the cause of the thousand concomitan t bcnnplainta
—yii: Nervousness, Prostration, Dyspepsia, Paln in the
Head and Dimness of Vision, Weakness of the Back and
Lower Extremities, Affections of thd Eyes, Impotence, Pirn- -
plea oh the Pace, Premature Decline of.Ylrillty, vFoaknws
of: Memory‘and Power for Mental Application, Dejection*
Averaionto flodety,Timidity, Belf-Distrust, Love of Solitude
Ac, MiUuMccmvlain&inttiTidblyditappear f asiodnat ¥ \l
touree is slopped frotn’wMek they emanated; ■
... Be it also remembered,thatthosu complaints are bo*
understood byiheprofession in ffenOrsd,. iuidthat -.u tw*
medicine in the world never has, and never will. * ■"“
losses,which, if allowed tocontinue unchecked atop
produce the most distressing consequences. > aro ® ur6 w
Theprice of thocompleteinstruinent,ca' <
against all observation in a box, is only $l f - secured
by expresato any address, in any part of
Canada, A«x, according to order, accomr ~_*£!»
tiona, aniimpor. ant advico to the me : folldirec'
oxpenses, even to iho remotest parts ■■.•o?eiiS I A»SS Btei
very -; °V thecountry, being
AU applications and remittance* 9 r
paid) to the Doctor himself, ha l» aT i r .£2s.®®
ed bnt in London and Paris. *” J S bo Agencies establish
?*>■ v "“• T -“«y. 61 a®«rt
8 «*6P.«,iom T «,
aboTO^ntkmS^iSlSr^t 17 *^ 1 fff®*t:pleasiinr,that the
C. ECKHAnray SI. k, 24 Uowarf £
NEW YORK.
M,., tfly6 HttPdftd W<imw > fcTnal la.l
*?l 10,71D * statement from respectable "dreg.
io C^ira c |QteS'?MIS , E-L B - *-'*™***
**** a u
Clark,* man of the toira or Llabon
to hS^jituTS
ratKk'avimftw 0 EaT ' a » a of D. A. Fahn-
eocceselTe hour*.: In thear
™KK n of the. same day the passed at <ma tImeSBVEN-
Swtf fw°n 'T ,h^J?? N l iTEKN WOIiSIB. Atait two
S22e?orei°T?.?i*s !!^^ l ' Bl " >,1 “ reol the iDcmliblo num-
HIiNDWSD AUD TWENTY-ONE, mnktog in
oU (Ito hondred and hfty-scTen, in leea thanteelro hoW
Omo. _Uo «aMrth»yweio perfecOy astonlfhed at mcb a
s*ul a ®hUd of her age, and that ho coasts
liiwa accurately. Very respectfully, -
■; ■-■. ■. JENNER & RANDALL, Brugzists.
- Sold wholesale and rotaU by all the principal tiruadsb
and country merchants throughout the United State sT
?,L [ ', W , by f ■4-,YAHNEBTOOK a- C0.,-corner
ot Wood and Firyt street*. Plttaborgb. ‘*" •; - nor2i
f VIaWK Oll<—lo tibls, iiure.ln more and for rale by
V , : : v • FLEMING BBOa,
Sncaasois to J. Kida & Qo,
.OOSVoodstnjefc.-
fIUi'RPENTINE —*O bbla In sloro uni for call* t;j .
J. no»21 MiOg.
■yiMIXIAM
/Tt ABUKPPB .BCOIUU SftVlJfff—looo’Bs in atom and for
VJT snloby IdotSIV r yf,t3lMo BROS. .
IV>T:1 V >T: nxmmt-lQ- gro. ** WetbereJl’S? joat rcceiieci
BJUwtwby. : FLESHN<rbro&*
&aeees3ors to; J. lada 4 Ox.
Qfr Wood ptr ,4t
J APAN VAitNlijH—l Jot jost recuivci and'for
V "MTU - ■ lav-Hme. Brn^
yard*, lo 1 yufTSSrii f
Jtore and for paJp by - (noyliy ' yrdsmso Sana.' j
’\rrmTlKG— 2&bbis for.«a 9 by ... - r i
yy gorn • ::: • •: rmjiNG brqs. ]
W'°Sn B 'SM»!d 51 J’ Tio BCU.NAffS.-50 I
*•““** *» “>* !
Jf*£L- KEVgeR’B Prog Store, U 3 Wood >trcet [
TNDIUO,—Itf refoona B . Sn for &&16 by"
J-'' " «. A. » AHNESTOCK A CO, . ?
cor. Wood aaA first strret. ■
/ lUHUK—>2&. bbls Aoiorteau; : . . •
V SMuksFrootb; For .rale br t
«P« B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 Co. \
fW<4il;yAKTAlbr!!s bblaibrtranlridfbrtinio by i
\J IMPas - B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO. f
i Waxrcn’i Cubgrcn Uu. ' '
f I ‘lm illE is picputu ty, a »■
± lato mtialiopcnt. '
i U It-pala-ißiion first used* but bj exposure to tb* alrW :
[ of: a most interna artfiperinaiiont *)•>.* *•:
For ralelft-boulcs of rarious size, br whotesala or-retail, at;
. eejjB ■• ■ ■ ,r
, . War f
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'f \j‘ i / : 's **'.s -v,'"'
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tii jam. f-.0~.
E=2=2=ME
DK DE LANEY’S
. CEtEBRATEB
INBEEB 0i1,—15 tibia In stow and for solo by
i noT2I.- ■ 8803.
Iff, English* m'fftoro&hd for sal a
• JfLBMIXOBROS^
‘AftQAWK&E
nov2L •
ftfr-tf tona Ja eio w and fbrsaie by
gLEMIKQ BRO 3.
UUKT PliAJSTtftt-rW RTPSb, a, superior quality" In gee™ i
todLftgwl »by (novll! j.
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