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BBUOVAL. , ~. , ,
lift m* Iftiimnil tomTiis Old stnna.c»>■
. ffirlustttrect, to the XEtrJBOX, mOAT STOJM. 80.
43 HFTU STBKtT. inimcJmtftlJ opposite tho lhe^e,
where he irt now receiving and opening n Uatul.om - .
; mentor iHain end Fancy. Oolprcd^Ololhi B »
. / >•• A r . this betcwtetylesr which bo wGI take Picasoro
’ 4 ’ iu stowing, to those who-may ihvor him with a Ho L
' Wbfepwed ta make to: order every.
-cnwtjtuuaff a Gentleman's Wardrobe, la the latest and'
subscriber offers for sale hlscom-
V pleteisvateia of Garment Draughting,^ : favorably know*
: *•"• ' and cenerally used by the trade of .this-city, Cincinnati,
> i Fhflulelphla and elaowbcrb; ,at the following prices, vizt _
« ’ With inslrnctioms $10,00; wilhonfc Instruction, $7,00.
The Book and Hnler, containing fnlhand accnratedirecUons
to sacoessful draughting, forwarded to any part of the United
'’ • - States, on receipt Of $7,00, by J AXIKS C. 'tN ATT,
TcachcT of Garment Cuttiug, •
mir2fl -: K<vJSj;inh fjrcet opposite <h"TlieatTO.
SAMUKt OKAY, .
yo.*±F 1/0™ 'mtjld&gs,
■ - ST. cum STBStT, PITTSaUKGIL.
n ENTLIMKN'S CLOTHT'IO made exclusively to order,
lx rind mmnlfl to BUit. Has constantly on hand a
ctioii’O assortment or CLOTH J, CASSIMIIIthb, A
-- - , and OVERCOATING, of the latest styles,
•- : - r „ P the custom trafla/ Gentlemen leaving
: S have their wishes consaltod and complied with, as all work
: - i- ia dnod umlwr l\U own gupervision. ■
CLOTHING STORE!
a JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO,,
lOOltM KP.I/Y of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
™St I which Ims won an unbounded poputaty under
• tho nS’oflhe THREE MO DOORS, have, for the pur
po!wXcanlring more space for their tomense business,
-' ' '
• Where they have now. the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
A7ID
. READY MADE CLOTHING,
• That h&a over heeii offered td the public. .
Their principal object for thw remoTal, Ls to give them
more facalHicafortba
WHOLESALE TRADE!
They are prepared to soil Goods at the
rowTsr V AST till X PRICES!
- And they will-warrant them to bo as good as any manu
. 'fecturuil in the Union. ■ ■ w „„. r
CUSTOM WORK*
rt TUT BEST STTLE,' AKD UTOK THE BUOBTCST NOTICE.
They liaro on hand a full and beautiful assortment ol
OWTIIS and COATINGS, tor «ttqt
FROCKS, DRBBS; WALKING AND BUST-
NESS COATS.
Our interest* aroidontical with those of our customers,
Bud we assure the public that out fidelity will not fan in
■v .flllinff nil orders wo may lx> favored with.
-es* DON’T FOKQfiT■ THK PLACE—
B§ Wood Street,
(EAST HIDE;) CORNED. OF DIAMOND ALLEY,
v u —Wo jcHro oar patrons tounderMruidthatwe have
• no lonqer utiy connection with tho CiatMnj? Bus!»e** on
Librt-ty street. Our attention is devoted exclusively to tho
, J O „N ?rOLO3CTr t CQ.
DRY GOODS.
“TP 0 THE WUOLUaALK AND RETAIL DEALERS OF
X PITTSBURGH, ALLEGHENY CITY,AND VICINITV.
- —D.G UEGG & CO-, Importers & Wholesale Dea’ere in
I'orelcn and Domestic Dry Goods and Varieties, 50. o§, one
door from tixo North-west corner of Wood at and Diamond
alley, Pittsburgh/ Having completed, the enlargement of
.... thrir present occupied'Ware Room* aronow opening ono
of the largest and best stock of DRY GOODS and A AUIE
XIK* they hate ever herr.totoreexhiUtedto the Pittsburgh
• trade, and on wnialnation, will to found to bo unsurpassed
by any oilier House of the kind in the Otyvnnd or one of
tbo partners is generally in the Eastern Cities during tlic
Lttrioejv* reason* burchaMns cheap bargains, adapted to
.. the pittsbnrglx and Western Trade, we will b© able to offer
imlaremcots to oor old customers, and purchasers gener
ally. Ouretoek of Dry Goods consists In part of the follow
ing binding articles, viz:
-• Superior-Broad Clotba;
Pilot and Petersham do;
Fancy Cai'rimeros, Tweeds and Satinett*
Jeans, Fancy Vestings and Corduroys;
Flannel* Tickings and Vest Padding*
Crown and Pleached Muslins, and Irish Linens;
Foreign and Domestic Ginghams*
Alpacas, Merinos, Coburg Cloths, and Dress Silks;
Bay State and Broacho Shawls;
• ‘ Woolen Comforts and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.
' The following comprise a part of the general stock of
Varieties t
Buttons, Comb* TJrreads and Sewing Silks;
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, and Black Silk Veils;
Lace Good* Jaconett* Mull and Cambrick Mnslrns;
, ' Fancy Nettings, and Millinery goods generally.
, Atso—Alarge assortmcntofTablcCutlery,Podic^kniTCS,
'■Jlasors and Scissors of our own Importation. Perfumery,
Patent Median** together with a splendid, assortment or
Qold-andGnt Jewelry, of the latest patterns Gold and Sil
ver Watr.be* Watch material* at ch glosses, and an ex
tonrive stock hour and S day Brass Clock* of a variety
'of patterns. All of which will bo sold on the most acocm
inoditing terms, tor Cash, or City reference.
jf.H. City, Country Merchants niul Pedlars arc invited
to give a® u call before purchasing elsewhere.
scp-2l:tf - » * tu
SECOND AURIVAL OF
PALL AKD WINTER DRY GOODS!!
The Cheapest Goods of ike Staton!
Young. stbyesfon & love, sign of top original
Ilrs-UIYE. No. 7-i MARKET STilEliT.bctweoa Fourth
uuJ the Diamond, Pittsburgh, bare juft received, and ;«I»
* now opening, a largo and splendid assortment of ..
D It E S 8 GOODS,
' Of too newest and most desirable stylos, adapted to the
- present season. „
Plaid Brocado and Fancy Silks at bargain*
3'loin Black and Cornelian Silks and Tutk Satins,
Merino Plaids, all wool, and Silk and Wool do.
Also, Raw Silk and Cashmere Plaids of every description,
very cheap.
New style Plain and Fancy Do Lames.
French Merinos. Cashmere* Coburg?, Alpacas, and Para
matta* all colors ami qualities.
Do Beges. flud high colored De Laincs, wl qualities.
Pall cud Winter Shawls, of every description.
Loaa and Square Broelie and Plaid Shawls.
Piloted Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
French Chintzes, Ginghams. . _ , .
- A 'general assortment last color Print?, from C]-i etc. up.
WUITH GOODS of every description.
Collnr/vOoff* Chemisettes and limb’d Hdkfs., at bargain?.
IV.nnfft Ribbon? and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
ALSO a fall stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, at'low price?.*—
' Linen Sheeting, Pillow Linens, Table Cloths, and Nap*
kins. Ruiitda Diaper, nnd Cravat* very cheap.
“GLOVES, HOSU&RY.BUSPENDEK3, and CRAVATS.
' We would respectfully soEcR an early call from both
-• wholesale and retail buyers, flattering onrseltc? that we
can accommodate nil who may favor u» with their patron
ago, aa mast t . MTr .,
: Ju*l.Kee*»vcll,
AT THE ORIGINAL BEE-HIVE,
AV 7* MAHKRT STREET,
4 NEW SUPPLY OP PALL ANL WINTER GOODS,
A which will Ik> sold at exceedingly low price-. Vc
would OTKs-tfulW solicit an early call from our friends and
the public In general. believing .-that we can now oIT.t
groaler inducements to both wholesale and retail buyers.
rtnnjrcfhrrctofor" yOUVG, J3TBVENSON U U)VE.
WM. A. M’CLURG,
DEALER IN
Fino Teas, Choice Family Grocorios and Willow
Warn 1
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
PITTdBURGU, PA.
IB cow receiving ft largo assortment of HlJ.Sll OOOPS,
In addition to hit already extensive rtocii, pur-hnM*
from first bandsin the KastcmmarUetf, which, tnUbe M>ld
atr the lowest inarfcct prices. •. r • • •
/gg** Hotel?, Steamboats,'-and families, buylogb} the
Quantity, supplied at wholesale rates, . .
” jgp Goods delivered in the city free of charge, P*p2l •
New" Coach and Carriage, Factory J
JOHNSTON, BBOTHEKS ft-CO'
- r&hirfof JUbx&t aml Belmont itr&de, AUeglitny CUy,
„ u7^ respectfully inform their friends
rJffiffiJiLsfiml the public generally, that they have
Y3|iCsjjS3p&- commenced tho manufacture of Carriages,
RochnwoyH, Buggies,Slelgbs and
C] in riots, iu all their various stylos of fiuieU and proportion.
Ailonlersnili with strict regardtodurablhty
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using in all their work tho
he*t Eastern Shafts, Toll*, and Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
qwrfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
Purchasers arc requested to give os a call, before pureha
jrfnp>elsewhere. . - • octCay
TllEundnndgned has justroccivedufchis . Manm
CARUIAUE WAREHOUSE,
neat the Two Mile Run, between Fittshurgh jEflEßgjjSSZ*'
and' I/aWTeneevflle, a splendid assortment,,
of VEHICLES, of every description, and will-confihuo to
reoclre regularly, now and second hand Carnages, EtJLvj,
Buggia, <£c., which he will sell on tho vory lowest terms for
cash. Haying had twelve years’-practlcn mtlie Business, and
with his well known facilities in the Bast, ho flatters himself
In putting-down all competition, • ■ „
Thoj>e wishing to purchase are respoctfallylnrilea tocall
and see for themselves. : . __ .
.Especial and prompt attention paid to repairing of Carri
ageiwAc.- - . JOSEPH WHITE.
KItiHSTAIiL.H,
... Comer of'SmWifidd street and Diamond alley.
a THE undersigned having added largely to his
stocfej Is now prepared to accommodate thu public
rx.ll -with tho finest Buggies, and beat Horses, both for
Saddle and Harness. Gentlemen wishing to have horses
fceptatfliYery, will fnd superior accommodations for them
at this stable. Tho stalls are largo and new, and tho pro
prietor T>avs orery attention to their ease and comfort. -
oct&y T. DETLIN,
B
>LANK BOOKS— LcgfiTß,
\ . Journals,. Day Books,
Cash Books, Receipt Books,
'• * Dockets, Or Any descrip
tion of BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER At short notice,
of the most superior quality of paper, bound In any stylo
required. Blank Book* paged to order.
•A largo and excellent stock of Blank Books, always on
hand and for sale at low rate*, consisting of Cap, Demy and
Medium work, in all style* of binding.
Tho trade supplied on liberal terms.
W. S. HAVEN,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
- Ren2 Corner of Market and Second streets.
fTtHE partnership between tho undersigned, at Pittsburgh
I and Wheeling, Is this day dissolved bjmutual consent.
" Joseph Richards bus transferred bisintereirtto George W.
; Smith, who is alono authorized.to settle the business of the
I,KK GEORGE WVSMTEIL
JOSEPH mOIURDS.
Pittsburgh, August 26, 1853. ,: r.: : . v'.
CARO—The BREWING, G RAIN, MALTanOHQPTBADK
Will bo carried on as heretofore, suhscribegaUghtts
burcb and Wheeling. GEORGE Ay. -SSUTH.
nngg&m ■ • - >. ,
~ Revolvers t nevolveralj ; >: o * j
JUST REOETVKD—By Expres?. direct front the manufac
turers, ft ppleodid assortment or Colt 1 * .Bcpeatin* Pis
tols, 4, sand 0 inched barrel, ail of wblchwc will-sell for
cash ns low as thev can bo bought In tho city of V&w York,
persons going to Australia or California, will find that they
can «Jo hetterhy purchasing their oquippagant TiOfcxo, than
they can'among strangers, as we giro persons a chance to
try any of the aboTe Pistols, before leaving the city; and
In *au»of a failure, we refgnd the money.
,n • - BOWN & TETLEY, .
IoG Wood street, Pittsburgh.:
jjotled to Farmer* ana Gardeners.
mllß has recelTed bis supply of TURNIP
I' SEEDS—vis: Largo Purplo Top, yellow Aberdeen?,
■SThlto GWbo.lrtritO NorMS, and Lawsy’s improved Ituta
jui or Swedish. Also, a fbw tons of Lolnns’ Fertiliaer,
one of Iho best manures for corn, Brain,
fruit trees, Ac, of easy and safe applies bon, at Philadelphia
laS^bnrrotomrab^altheSeSandXmpSmentWmbo^
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Noti'-e 11
KS FOR SAIE.
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-TRANSPORTATION.
G LEVEL'AJS-IX-ASD P ITTSBtT BG II
: - V RAILROAD.
. '. CHANGE OF- TIME. -
ON and after MONBAT,November 140),1853, Passenger
Trafnswill tun dally (Sunday® excepted)a® follows:
MAIL TRAIN leaves Clevelander 9.05 A Mfor \Y ellsvillr,
stopping at all Intermediate Stations: arrive at Allianee.ai,
11.35 AM, and YVellavillo at 2.*0 PM. tftrvv • _ f „ iM . 1
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 3.09 P 51 for Alli
ance, stopping at Hudson, Earlville and Ravenna only—
strive at Alliance at 5.00 PM. , ■■- •
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavesCtevoland lor Ravenna
and intermediate Station® at 7.45, and arrive at Ravenna at
i 9«5 p ji; Two through Trains from Cleveland to iritts
| burgh.daily.
RETURNING
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Alliance for Cleveland at 12.30
P M stopping at Lima, Ravenna, Eailvillo and Hudson
only— arrive ut CTeTcland.at2.4oP M. The Mail Train of
Ohio and lVnna. Railroad, leaving Pittsburgh at 8.00 A M,
connects with this. Train at Alliance at 1L45 A M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Wollsvllle for Cleveland, at 3.00 P
M, stopping at all way Stations—arrive at Alliance at 5 00
nod Cleveland at 7.30 P M:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ravonna for Clevts
land and interned la to Stations at 7.15 A Sl—arrivo at
Cleveland at 0.00 AM. Only one through train from Pitts*
baigh to Cleveland daily.
CONNECTIONS— Mull Train from Cleveland connects at
Alliance with ilio Mall Train of Ohio and Ponca. R. R. for
Canton, Massillon and Wooster; also for Salem and Pitta*
burgh, arriving at Pittsburgh at 4.45 P M.
Express Train from Cleveland, and Mail Train from
Wclleville,both connect at Alliance at 6.00 P M with the
•Express Train of O. A P. R. for Pittsburgh—arriving at
Pittsburgh at 8.15 PM.
Express Train from Alliance connects with the 8.00 A M
Train of O.AP.R from.Pittsborgh.
Passengers .leaving Pittsburgh on the 8.00 A M Train or*
rlvo-at Cleveland at 2;40 PM, and connect with the follow
ing trains East, West'and South.
Cleveland and. Toledo- -Trains leaving at 8.00 P M for
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago and the North West, arriving at
Toledo at 7.55 P M and Chicago next morning at 7 GO—
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than 24
hours.
Cleveland. Colchbcs and.Cincinnati.— Trains leaving nt
2.50 P M-und 8.30 P M for Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon,
Dayton, Indianapolis and all stations on the Bellefontolno
and Indiana Railroad.
Cu.tel.uid and E&iß.— Trains leaving at 4.45 V M and
0.00 P AI for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New York. The
Trains connect both ways with the C. Z. A C. B. R. at
Hudson for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron and Clinton at Bayard
with the Railroad forCarrollton, Minerva ajulWaynosburg.
Tickets through toTolodo, Detroit, Chicago, Xosallo and
Freeport can be obtained at this office.
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets at tho
Company’s Office, of JOHN A. CACQHEY, Agent,
ifovlS Monobgfthgia Honse, Water st* Pittamiygh.
OHIO AND PEHN SYLVAHIA BAHBOAD.
New Arrangement,
COMMENCING AVGUST 8, 1853
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at C o’clock, A M;
stops only at the principal Stations, and dines AtCrest-
Uno at 1.30 P M„ arriving at Cincinnati In the ovenlng, via
Columbus and Xenia.
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,75; to Columbus,
$5,25.
M AIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8.30 A M; dines at Al
liance ; and reaches CresiUne at 6.00 P M, connecting with
the Night Train to Columbus and Cincinnati, andvHth the
BeUelbntaine and Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis. Terre Haute,: and towns In Indiana. Connections arc.
made at Alliance by Railroad with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland.
Faro from Pittsburgh to Clcveland.s4.oo.
Connoctionsaro made at Mansfield by Railroad, with San
dusky CSty, Mansfield, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanes
ville.
Faro to Sandusky City, s4j6o; to Newark, $4,50; to Zanes
ville. $5.
Connections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Clevolandand Sandusky City. Passengers who leave Pitts
burgh In tho Mail Train at S.SO A M, go directly by Mans
field nud Sandusky City to Detroit, without detention.,
Faro to Detroit, 6.00; to Chicago, $ll,OO.
ItETBItISINGt
TIIE EXPRE3S TRAIN leaves CreaUine at 1.00 P M,
Mansfield at 1.40 V 51, and Alliance at 5.00 P M, and reach-
JPiUaburgh at 8.16 P M, connecting with the Express
Train to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which leaves Pitts
burgh at 10.30 P. M.
Time from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, I4b£ hours. Fare,
*7,75. Fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
$16.00.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crest lino at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train fhim Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 5, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M and 4,45 P M, and Now Brighton at 7
AMaiul IP.M. Excursion-tickets, $1; Quarterly tickets
at reduced rates..
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at RSO A M, and ar
rives at 4.C0, P M. .
'fcth.Pafl/cngers. are requested to procure Tickets at the
Company’s Office, at the Federal Street Station, of
. .GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Cti~ The Trains do hot run on Sunday.
Further information may be obtained of
tingS JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
OH and after WdJDNtSDAY, Nort'cibcr 16> 3853, Tbrw?
Paarcnsrcr Train? ran daily (Sundays excepted) as fol-
GOIHQ SOUTH.
Homing Hail Ktaring
'Express. Jbsscnger. Exprat.
Ltave Sandusky at.... 4.50 A5l 11.00 A M 6.101* 51
Moumyilla Junction.. 6.35 “ 11X0 4i 6XO “
Ishel6y Junction 11l 40 “ 1.15 V M 7.15“
Maustteld Junction..... 7.20 u 1.40 “ 8.10 **
Mount Vernon,-.... 9.05 44 4JO 44 9.55 44
Kcttch'Newark...- 10.03 “ 5.15 44 11-00 44
GOING NOUTIL
Leave Newark ate....... 4.20 A M 9.00 A 31 6.25 P M
Mt. Vernon 6.25 44 10.10 « 6.30 “
Mansfield Junction 7.20 « 12JQ P M 8.10 *»
Shelby Junction 7.45 44 1.05 41 8.35 44
Monroeville Junction-. 9J.5 “ 3.10 “ 10.30 44
Reach Ssndcsky. ...10.00 44 3.5. f » M 11.05 44
Connecting at Sandusky 'With Mad Hirer anil Lake Eiie,
aud 44 Northern Division" Cleveland and Toledo Rallreads.
*At Monroeville, with Trains oa “Southern Division”
Cleveland and Toledo H. IL, for Cleveland, Toledo, Ac. .
At Shelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati RaUroad.
At Mansfield Jtmctlon, with Ohio and Pevncylvanlft
Builroad for Pittsburgh.
At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanesville,
Columbus, Ac.
Tbifl arranganrnt of Trains complete* the line of direct
communication between thy East and “ Great KorOi-WcsL"
I’assengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
the West, proceed, directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Mansfield. Thence
to Monroeville, where connection is made Immediately for
Toledo, Chicago, and intermediate places—affording a route
unrivalled for safety; certainty and despatch. *
Connection is also made with all the Trains on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania RMlroad at "Slansflcljß by which paßsen
gurs from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus proceed to Pittsburgh, PhCadd
phla and Baltimore, without delay.
By this route, passengers taking the early Train from
Zanesville, Coluihbus, Newark. Ac., nm go to Toledo, San
dusky or Clorcland, remain lu either place some four hour*,
and return home B.imo day.
TIIROUO U TICKETS to be had at tbo different Station.*,
for tho above named places.
J. R. ROBINSON, Buperint'ti
SandUßkv. November, 1853. fnov24:3m)
Penntylvanla Railroad Company*
’TTTTJ are forwarding Produce, Ac., to Baltimore and Philo*
YV delphia, promptly, on receipt. Time, PxvßjDays.
HATES Of TBI3OUT.
Bacon, Pork and B<t£ (salted,) 4Gc. 9 lOOlbs.
On Lord, Lord, Oil, Tallow, Cotton, \> indow Glass, 60c. 9
100 tbs.
On Candles, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco,
GOe. lOOlbs.
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Seed, 70c.
On Doer Skins, Hemp, Flax, ami Eggs, 70c. sgl lOOlbs.
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandize, 90c.
tj-tIOOUw.
On Flour, Q barreL
IV o are also prepared to forward freight to ftodebaugh's.
Station, near Greensburg, and intermediate Stations.
OOVGDE A GRAHAM, Agents,
• corner of Penn and Wayne Kts- Pittsburgh.
11. 11. HOUSTON, Agent,
jy29 270 Market street, Philadelphia.
MALCOIJJ LEECH JOIIW WiLPII? JO3IPU B. LEECH.
,1, 8. Leech, OlcAlptii & Co.,
■YJfTHOLICSALE GROCERS, and Dealers in Produoo, Blet-
YV als, and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nos. 242 and 244
Liberty Etreot, near the head of Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa., of
for forsalo on liberal terns, tbo following:
100 tierces fresh Rice; <50,000 £b«. Bacon, assorted; .
100 bbls. Tor; ! 6 tons Bar Iron, do;
TGOO kegs Nails, assorted; 1 8 do Best Noil Rods;
500 boxes Window Glass,! 2000 kegs Rock and Rifle
- assorted; i Powder,assorted;
69 half chests Tea, a*-; COO boxes Rosin Soap;
sorted; J 85 bblß. Linseed, Lard an«l
76 dxs.Tobacco,assorted;: Tanners’Oil;
100 hhdfl.N.O. Sugar, part: 800 bbU.Vlncgar;
Erime; ; 30 do Rosin;
xfl.UavanaSngor; * IS) do Pitch;
10 hlidfl. Porto Rico do; > 5000 Km. assorted Copper;
150 bags Coffee; > 20 bbls. and kegs Lard;
500 bids. N. O. Molasses; < 10 kegs assorted Shot;
75 do 8. H. do; > Ido Buck Shat;
800 bxH. Tin Pluto, ass’d :: 6 bbls- Alum ;
4 tons Wire, do; : 20 do Ryo Flour;
2 do Spelter; 20seitsTlnncrs’Machines
6 casks sheet Zinc, os-' and Tools;
sorted; { 100 bus. Dried Apples;
600 pigs Tin; J 100 bales Batting, assorted;
lOOOlba.Antimony; ; 2000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, es
-10 tons astfd Sheet Iron;; sorted.
100.000 lbs. afw’d Bulk Meat;? . fnpr2o
PROCLAMATION.
BY virtue of a precept under tho hands of Wm« B.
McClure, President of Dm Court of Common Pleas, In
and for tho sth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and Jus
tice of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery in and for said District, and William Boggs and
Gabriel Adams, Esq*., Associate Jadgesof tho same County,
in and for tbo Couuty of Allegheny, dated tho 10th day of
November, In tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-three, and to mo directed, for holding a
Court of Over and Terminer and Ueneral Jail Delivery, at
the Court llouso In tho city of Pittsburgh, on tho 4lh Mon
day of December, at 10 o’clock, A. M.,
Public notice is hereby given to all Justices of tho Peace,
Coroners and Constables of tho County of Allegheny, that
they bo then and there, in their proper persons, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations aud other remem
brances, to do thoso things which to tholr respective officers,
in their behalf, appears to bo done—and nlsothoso that will
prosecute tbo prisoners that now are, or may bo in tho Jail.
of said County of Allegheny, to bo then and there, to pros
ecute against them as shall bo just.
Given under my hand, in Pittsburgh, thislQthday of
November, In the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-three; and of tho Commonwealth the 77th.
fcOWa :; - WM. MAGHX, Sheriff.
r : ■ Thonkicivinc,
iTOTAfIRSGtVING DAY being dose at hand, JEHU
J. . . HAWORTH, corner of Diamond and Diamond allov,
all thoso persons fond of good Plum Pna
«tߣ;or Mlnco Pled that ho is solUng good cooking Rai
sinß ot eta., Bn,ioc to 1214 cents new crop Bunch
Raism* 51,75 fl half box; Currants 12*4 to
20cgood Gluster Raisinss2^box; pUM good Spices
3c • oz.; mixou -do. 3c oz. Good Wine end Brandy for
cooking purposes* Usc quart, • - nov22
ENGINEEES’ STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
: IV. S. HAVES,
. Coassn op Market aud Seooxd Strsets. .
ALWAYS ON -HAND, a largo and well selected stock of
Whatman’s Drawing Paponvall sizes;
Drawing Paper In rolls, various widths;
DraughtingPcncUs;
Mathematical Instruments; ,
Tape Lines; India-Rubber;
Field Books: : '
Profile Papers;
- Gross BecUon-Papers;
. ■ Protractor, Papers;
And all articles of Stationery ÜBedby Civil Engineers.
-. Trunsi t, Topography and Record. Boom made
to order—ruled to any pattern required, eepl •
RESIN
“rINSFRANCFCOMPANIES.
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Co.
' QWcci north room vftht Exchange, Third sL, PhiL
lNSURANCE^—^Buildings, merchandize and other
v property, In town and country, insured against loss or
damage by : fire, at the lowest rate-of premium.
Maiume Iksukakce.—They also insure vessels, cargoes and
freights, foreign hr coastwise, under open or special policies,
as the assured may desire. ’ . . t
Ihlakd TnAastosTATioj*.—They also insure merchandize
transported by wagons, railroad care, canal' boats .and steam*
boata, <m-rivers and lakes, on.lho tnost libbral terms.
Ihrcciow—Joscph-.IL-Seal; EdmUnd A. Somler, John C.
Davis, Robert Buxton, John. lL Ponrowj Samuel Edwards,
George G. Leipcr* Edward Darlington, Isium B. Davis, Wil
liam Folwell, John Newlm, Dr. ILM. Huston, Jha. C. Hand,
Tbeophilus Paulding, XL Jones Brooks, Henry BlOan, Hugh
Craig, George Berrill, Spencer. MTlvsdn, Charles Kelly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr. S. Thomas; John Sailers, \\ llliam
Eyro,jr. •. 4
Directors at PillsburgJi —D. T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
T. Logon- . WiLUAii Mautiti, I*rejidenL
; • Tfios. O.^Haito, Ftcs President
Josepd W.Cowaj?, Secretary.
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pittsburgh.
jelGidtf P. A. MADEIRA, Agent
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
. OF ■■■■ '
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premium* and Western Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1825.
Polldesof Insurance Issued at all times on the most favoro-
bio terms, ogninst
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRF.,
0B THE
PERILS OF SAYIQAIIOS,
BY
GEO. E. AHNOLD, Aoeht
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.'
: matl6:y ■' ■
THE UNITED STATES.
LIFE- mmUAMCE,
annuity and trust company,
PQSiiEELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL. 20TH, 1850.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL §250,000.
Office, $. E, Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia .
. Qjjiccrt of the Home. Board at PhUaddphia:
DIRECTORS.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tlnglcy, Goo. M’Henry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Devereux,
William M.Godwin, William ITKee.
President —Stcphenß. Crawford.
Vice President— Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner f Pittsburgh— James 11. Willson, M. D.
Allegheny City —R. B. Mowry, 51. D.
• GEO. E. ARNOIaD, Agent
marl Try ' No. 74 Fourth street Pittsburgh. -
Tito Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
DIRECTORS— Charles W. Banckor, Thrnnns Hart Tobias
"Wagner, Samuel Grant Jn«>b R. Smith, Geo. W. lUch
anla, Monlecai D. Lewis, Adolphi K. Bone, David a Browne,
Morris Patterson. Ciias. N-Banckeb, President.
Cuas. G. BAscana, Secretary.
Continuo to make insurance,perpetual or Umltcd.on every
description of property, In town and country, at rates os low
os ore consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large (Contingent Fond,
which,'with their capital and premiums* safely invested, af
ford ample protection to tho assured.
The Assets of the Company 4 oa January Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, via:
Mortgage...... $918,128 68
Real Estate 84,377 78
Temporary L0an5...—.—.............83,956 17
810ck5....... 61,859 00
64fS4Q 81
Total.. $1,212,703 44
Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of Ono Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars losses by file, thereby affording ovldonce of tbo
advantages of insurance, m» well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all Habnuics.
J. GARDINKIt COFFIN, Agent,
6p24 Office, north-east cor. Third fftw.
tuiuli) ANNb'AL STATBfIiE&'T
OF TIIK STATE MUTCAb FIRE ANDM ARINB
IHSUEANCE COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Aesets, May Ist, 1552~..~.
I’remiums received to May Itft,
Interest on Loom*, Ac
Capital - - —-
Returned premiums, Losses, Re-Insurance, Ex
penses,
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good secu-
euritiw—...
Premium Notes.
Cash on hand....
Total om r t of Resource?, Liable for Losses— 7O
DiritCTORS.
JOHN P. RUTIIERt'ORD, Dauphin county,
I’. C. SEDGWICK, Uarrbburg,
BAMBEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. Ranker, WtUburgb,
A-A. CARRIER, “
JOHN B. RUTHERFORD; Dauphin county,
A- J. GTLLETT, Harrisburg,
S.T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLOTZ, Carbon county.
JOHN PI RUTIfERIORD, President.
A. J. GILIiETT, Secretary.
WHUnsure agntast perils or sea anil inland navigation,
aba, on Merchandise in city or ccnntryvat lowest rate* con
*Ld«nt with imfoty. IV.iries is?ued on dwelling bouses
either perpetually or for a term of yean*.
Branch Office, corner Fourth and SmltbfieM Ftroet*.
mySbtf A. A. CARUtER, Actuary*.,
ntttibiirgh LlfeTniafonee (Jorupany, of
X PITTSBURGH, Pa. Cuitai, $lOO,OOO.
President—JAMD? B. Hoon.
Vice Presidtiai—Samlti. M'Cvckeax.
Trcojurer—J ofiU'ii s*, Leech.
Secxutarv —C. A. Colton*.
OFFICE, NO. 55 FIFTH STREET,
(Masonic Hall Building.)
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
or connected with Life Bhk-s.
Mntnal Rate* are the j;ame m thoso adopted by other
pafely conducted Compantc.n.
Joint Et<x*k rate 1 * at a reduction of one-third from the
Mutual rate!—-wjual to a dividend of thirty-throe and one
third per cent., paid annually Ui advance.
Risk* taken on the lives of persons going to Californio or
Australia.
nmxcTons.
Bamucl M’Clnrkan,
John A. Wlleon,
Joseph B. Gouam. M. D.
Alexander Reynold*,
Hiram Stowu. mnr23
James 8. noon,
William Phillips,
John Scott,
John M’Alpln,
Horatio N. Leo,
Western Inanrance Company, Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr„ President, j T. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, $300,000,
*\T7TLL insure against all kind* of risks, FIIIB and MA
YV RINK. All los.-.0.n will be liberally adjusted ami
promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Dinrctons who are woll
known in tho community, and who ore'detonuined. by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, ru> offorlug the best protection to those
who desire to bo insured.
Miller, Jr.,C,W. Rickctson, J.W.Butlcr,
N.nolmes, W. H. Smith, C. Himrcn, GeorgoW.Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon, James Lipponcott, George Darsle, James Me-
Auloy, Alexander Nlmick,Thomus Scott.
>63, Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouseof Spang A
00., up stair*,! Pittsburgh. ■ nov24 Jy
Is your Life Insured,
IF NOT, rood what someone bn* wriLteu. Among all the
contrivance* of man to protect the family circle from
want, uoue con be found more simple In Its character, noble
in its feature, or certain in lbs results, than RIFE INSUR
ANCE. It is the prop which tho dying husband leaves to
support the wife of hi* bosom.
It I* the unseen hand of tho. Provident father reaching
-forth from the grave, and still nourishing hi* offspring, and
keeping together the family group.
0. A. COLTON, Secretary,
Pittsburgh Llfo Insurance Company, Fifth fit..
sep2l Masonic Halh
Wholesale ami Retail*
BADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
ROBERT I!. HARTLEY, begs leavo to inform
his friends and thu public generally, that he '
continues to occupy, that large and commodious
Btoro Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Fahnc
stock & Co., No. 80, comer of Diamond Alley and Woodfct.,
where he keeps a large aud general assortment of Saddles,
Bridles, Horacas. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags, Vallre?,.
Buffalo Robes, Whip*, and all other articles In hla line. :
110 also keeps constantly, on hand, and is prepared to fur
nish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured of
the best material,.and lu a style of workmanship equal to
the Eastern manufactured article, and at GCpcr cent, cheaper.
■ Country Merchants anil Farmers would do well to call and
examine hla stock before purchasing elsowhere, a* ha istlt*-
tormined to soil first rata articles at very low prices.
Don’t forget the place, No. 86, corner of Wood st. and
Diamond Allov. C ap 26 .
A Complete Analysis of tho Holy Bible* j
CONTAINING the wholn of tho OLD and NEW TESTA
MENTS, collected ond arranged systematically in T/oe*
ty Books, (based on the work of tho learned Tnlbot,)togelh
ct with an Introduction, sotting forth tho character of tho
work and the Immense facility this method afford* for Un
derstanding tho Won! of God. Also, three different Tbfifes
of Contents prefixed, and a General Index subjoined, so ela
borated, and arranged in alphabetical order, as to.directiot
once to any subject required. By Rev. Nathaniel West, tD.
D., 1 vol. royal Bvo—about 1100 pages. Brice $5. j
For sale by J. S. DAVISON, '
oci22 C 5 Markot street, near Fourth;
Dutch Bulbous Roots, &o>
THE subscriber has received direct from Harlem, fils
supply of cholca Hyacinths, Tulip9,Beoneas, and otlter
Flower Hoots for fall planting, and for Winter blooming In
pots and glasses. Grass Beod for lawns, which maked a
flue close smooth-Turf, equal to Sods. Pruning Instru
ment*. Garden and Farming Implements, of the most ap
proved construction, at Easteru prices, from the Seed and
'Horticultural Warehouse; Fifth street, of
B<tp2l JAMES WARDROP;
Copartnership.
fpIIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the - .intere*t of
I James Rioua&pson. in the Wholcsalo Grocery, Commis
sion and Naval Store, No. 144, Water street, desizn contin
uing the business, under. tho firm and style of 35RWIN j&
DILWORTHB, ana wc solicit a continuance of tho customer
tho late propiotor. J'AM.ESERWIN, ;
SAM’L DILWORTn, 5 1
WM. DILWORTH, Jn. • i
In resigning zuy business to Enwzn k DiLWOkTna, Ickecr
fally recommend them to all those with whom I have been
doing business, James Erwin or myself will nttond to set
tling tho business. : i
nov2:lm JAMES RICHARDSON, i
riIHUtD STREET BROBKKTY FOR SALK-A now Three
J, Btory Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with Store Rooifi,
situated on Third street, between Wood and Smlthfltdd;
contains oleven Rooms, besides tho Store-room, and
§sod Collar. The House is wellTiDlBhed,and ln
as Fixtures, Bath Room, for hot and cold water, Ac, Tho
Lot is 20 foot front by 85 deep. Will bo sold upon daffy
terms. 6. CUTHBERT & SON,: ?
novB - 140ThIrd'streot.;
SOiIERSKT—A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALK,‘hituat«l
on tho West Newton and Cumberland Blank Rood,
about-CD miles from Pittsburgh, and 8 from Somerset, con
sisting of 297 Acres, 150 of which ore in cultivation—the
balance-fine timber. The Farm Is well watered. 9ho
buildings are aTaTcrn, a Smith and Wagon Maker’s Shopf,
Stables, and other, oni-housca. A-Saw and Grist Mill on
the adjoining property. Price $l5OO. -Term a easy.-.
nov4 “ 8. CUTFIBERT & SON, 140 Third at \
OYSTER TH-ANSPORTA-TIOJi.
TYTE have erranged with tho. PcnnKylvania and
VY- hanna Railroad Companies, for a special 'Oyßtor
Transportation Lina at exceedingly low tales.
- OCt7 :V •• . : 1 • ADAMS & C0.,.64 Water st.!
"DEAIKS BLEADER’fI . ASSISTANT, new edition, with
■Xi .Notes and Additions, together with a short system Of
Conveyancing; by A. Jordan, President Jadgo qt fhn Eighth
. Judidal District, WCGlved and forsilQ by - ■ . . .
. T, R.'WRLDIN, Bookseller and Etationer, / :
JyUS fi3Wpodflfroct»h6tween3d& Ith «ta» t
>. %i> t * * **
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T ' ? " -i‘' - ‘ "; .<• Ik '--.: ■; : :,v ; ' l V ’ l '-' ■ 1 V _
BANKERS AND BEOKERb.
fl. 0. T2XBZT4If t .. L <
TIEKNAH & CO., .
BAHKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,!
fehsaty) 2>’o. 98 Wood Strut, and Diammul- Allty
- JOHN WOODS, :
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER, j .
DEALER iu Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Cumnt and
par funds received on deposit. Collections carefully at
tended to. Fourth Street, ono door East of Market, Bitts
. burgh, Pa. •• • ' fje3;ly
Domestic and Foreign Exchange* Bank £Totcs t f^ver
Bought SUd arid Exchanged* at the
EXCHANGE AND If AN KING: ILOUSfi OF
WILLIAM A, HILL & CO., *
,W Vroon atnsEi, nrrsuudau...
allowed on time deposits; (&ug2B
“
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HODSB OF
A. WILKINS & CO., . >
No. 75 Fountn Steszt, I
Opposite the Bank-of Pittsburgh,
jaos " • - PirrsßtJßon.^
" G, E; ABNOLD & CO.T ' j
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, -
DEALERS in Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
Time Draft**, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to.any part of the Union. •.
Stocks bought and sold on commission. - {
Ncu 74 Foorth st, next door to Bank of Pittsbfe. [pel»
HILL & CO*}
BAKKERB AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, ]
coasts of wooi> an© fifth sntEEra. .
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Ci tie*constantly for
pale. Time Bills' of Exchange and Notes disco OTi ted.—
Gold, BUtcf and Bank Notes, bought ana sold. Collections
made in oil tie principal Cities of lie "United States. HP'
posits xecelTod of Bar and Current Funds. [morfHy
Ai.i.rv KDWAHD feASM, nO&ESCfc'Jh.
. KRAMER & RAHH, t
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, 1
BBT AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock Securities i. purchase
Prottbwsxy Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; buy.
and sell Stocks on Commission. i
Collections made on all points in the Union. J [myJL—
A, WILKINS & CO., i .
BANK EBB AND F,XCIIANGB BROKERS, !
NO. 75 FIKTITH 8T. t PITTSDCKGn, OPPOSITE BANK OP PITT&OIWin.
rpUB SUBSCRIBER, undernow.and more faTorabld auijpi-
X ce." t will cuatinue the Banking business and Stoek Bro
kerage in. tha house formerly occupied by Messrs ttalmer,
Ilanna A Co., and more recently by the Mttaburgh bife In
surance Company, where he will be pleased to see bis old
friends and customers. fjy3] . WILKINS.
: : WT: holmes & sons, * i
bankkksand exchange BROKERS, 1
BAV3J REMOVED THEIR BANKING AND EXCHANtIS OCTKBjTO SO.
67 MARKET STREET, FDUB BOOBS BELOW OLD STAJp*
IVT HOLMES & 80N8, Bankers and Exchange Iftokets,'
# and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Odd, Sil
ver and Bank Notes. Exchange on 1 the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. • •" . L .
Collections mode in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth sis. [jnflO:ly
JAB. a. UOONj TUI’S. BA&QSNT,
HODS’ & S&EOEHT,
BANKERS ANJ> exchange brokers,
Jt. 38. CORSES OF WOOD b SIXTH BT3.,.PmSBUOOn, Pa.
DEALERS inCcrin, Ban* Notes, Timo Bills, Poroign and
Domestlo Exchange, Certificates of Deixwit, Ac, j
Exchange on oil the principal cities of tbo Union and Eu
rope, for sale.in sums to sUit purchasers.
Current and par funds received on deposit.
Collections miulo on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
rates. • [sepH:ly
Removal*
PATRICKS & BITO*
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS; ;
Bate Seaweed their Office io the Omicr of Fifth and l Food sts.
wrrsnmton, pa.
PATRICKS * FRIEND, Banker# anil Exchang* Brokers,
Dealers In Note#, Drafts, Acceptances,Gold. Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. . .. J „ ,
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
State#. Deport* received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and "Wood Streets. . ..jfeha.
STOCK AND BILL B BOKER : ,
£3- Notes, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on col
latent)*, negotiated. Stocks and l<and Warrants bough
and fold. oeia
FLORENCE HOTEL.,
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(oo>m*CTcn on tub bueopeaj* plas.)
BEUBEN LOVEJOY, I
oe3:lr PROPRIETOR.
$209,010 51
135,250 66
1,916 19
100,000 00
Ait-g* BBOWN,*..*«« ...... ........W.C. 005WCU.T.
Brown’s Hotel*
Comer of SmifffUld and Third Street*, Piitsbtfrgh, Pknn’a.
BROWN A CONNELLY, PaoPEirroas.
$440,183 20
87,801 56
$353,318 70
gg-Qood stabling attached to the .House. A
“FRANKLIN IIOUBK, Cleveland, Ohio.
C PATRICK A SON, pKorßiETGß#.—This llouso haA un
# dexgone thorough and extensive repair#, alterations,
and largo additions of neV furniture, etc., and thft proprio
tors pledge themselves that nothing rfrnlt l>e wonting on
their part to render the Fjuxkus a place where all the com
fort# of a first class hotel caft bo found.
jyC-tf C. PATRICK & SON.
$101,451 05
170.01 G 51
17,820 21
St- Charles, Hotel,
Cbmer of Wood and Third tirreis, Pittsburgh, Fktin'a.
WILLIAM 9. CAMPBELL, Prohuetox.
TIHS fine wtaMWimeot having corn© Into lU© hands Of a
new Proprietor, offers great inducement# to the travel
ling community, and also to regular boarders. - Every dell
caev and luxury will he provided in.its reason, and no pains
will bo spared to make thU Hotel a cmnfortablo nciri to all
who may adl there. [myKktf] W L S. CAMPBELL, Prop*.
Ist- Ciair Lagcr Beer Brewery.
TIIE undersigned respectfully informs the public that be
Is non fully prepared to ferre private families and'the
puMio rencrally, with his celebrated I.AGKR BEER, in
bottle*. All orders left at hU OClce.NO. UO DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wood street,) will bo punctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of ibo city or vicinity.
Jegfctf JF. G. SCIIENCK^
C. B. HEADLY & CO’S
NEW CARPET HOUSE,.
NO. 8a THIRD STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
THREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
CONTAINS a large, handsomo and cheap afizcrivumt of
Floor Oil Clothe from Ito "1 feet vrido; also, Stair, Ta
ble and Enameled Carriage Cloths, Cocoa. Canton anil Bri
tannia Matting, Matts of aHfclnds.pnintedAVindow Shades,
but! Hollands; green and buff Oil and Putnam’jr
patent Self-Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
SALES ROOM NO. 2,
U fall stocked with an unrivalled assortment of Loyal Vel
vet, Brawls Tapestry, Brussels,lmperial Three Ply, Putent
Tupestry, Ingrain, andsaperfluo carpetings; Holland Stair
do. of all widths anil prices; embossed Cloth, Table anil
Plano covers: Mosalr, Velvot, Asmiastcr, Chenille nnd
Tufted Bugs; Stair Rods,Uniggotirnr.ete.
BALES ROOM NO. 3,
Contains a largo and well selected stock of Incraln Carpets,
from 25 to 75 cents per yard; Hemp Carpeting from IS->£ to
50ccnts; Lint and Bag Carpets cotton and wool Vcniusn
and a splendid assortment of English sheepskins of all col
ors and sires.
C-B. JL A Co. wonld respectfully call the attention of
persona wishing to furnish steamboats, hotels or dwelling
houses to tbo above, as tbev nro determined to sell at the
sainolow prices they hnve heretofore been selling at, tmd
leas than any other establishment lu this city.
sepfl 0. B. UKAI3LV A 00., No. 82 Third street.
FOB Church Choir?, CoDgrvgntlons, tc n whol«?nlo
end relnil. ***r/i. per da:.
Klwndoy’a Harp of David, n aoUecUon of Church
Music, 75e» $7,00
Modern Psalmist, byLowell Mason, 75c, 7,00
The Modern Ilarpvor Boston Sacred Melodist, by
L. White and Jno. K. Gould,
Notional Psalmist, by Mason and Webb,
Harp of the West, 76c. 7,00
National Lyre, 63c. 6,00
Way State Collection, 63c. o*oo
The Church Choir, GGc. 0,00
American Psalmody, with figured Bass for Organ
or Plano, G3c\ 0,00
ALSO, The Melodist, a collection of popular and social
Songs, Glees, Ac.
. The Social Gleo Book. •
Juvenile Oratorios, for juvenile classes, schools, Ac.
Musical Class Book, for adult singing classes.
Young Lady's Harp, designed for female Academies and
the social circle, -
Together with the NewCarrolna Sacra; Con tlcla Landing,
AcCj Ac. Just received by CHARLOTTE BLU.ME,
. oc!8 • - 118 Wood street.
TUB SHAWM—A Library of Church Muxic, etc., eon*
talniug over 1000 compositions, by Wm. B, Bradbury
arid Geo. F. Boot; assisted by Thomas Hastings and T. B.
Mason. Prleo 76e —per dozen $8,50. '■
SACRED MELODEON —On a new system of notation;-by
A- 8. Haydcn. : • Price 76c.—per dozen $7,50..
HAIIP OF TIIB SOUTH, (In Patent Notes;)a*now collec
tion of Sacrod Music, selected from the most popular com
posers, by Prof. J. B. Woodbury. Prico7sc.—perdor. $7,50.
CHRISTIAN MINSTREL—By Alkin; one of the most
popular books published. Price 76c.—per d*z. $8,50.
NEW CAKSuNA .SACRA—By Lowell Mason, and tho
most successful music book ever published; over 300,000
copies have been sold. Price 75c.—per daz. SS,SO.
CANTIOA LAUDIS, or American Book of.Church' Music;
.the latest collection: by Lowell Mason and Geo. J. Webb.
Prico7sc.—per doz. $8,60.
‘ • -.A largo Bupply of the .above popular Music Books receiv
ed, And for solo singly or by tho quantity, by
ocQ7 * .. , JOHN h: MKT/LLOR, 81 Wood st.
H-' KLKBEU has Just received, per Adams* Express,
. THEY SLEEP IN TnE COLD GRAVE—new song—
composed and dedicated to J; Esq!, by H. Klcber.
' OldDogTray,byS.O;B)sUr. '
Tbo Garland, a set of beautiful Waltzes for Guitar, by
Prof. Rupp, of this city. .
• '-All Tbings are Beautiful,a pleasing Duett for two voices,
byGlo'vdr.
Wert Thou to Speak FarowelL .. . .
.. 1 The Prlraa Donna Waltz, os performed with unbounded
applause by Jullen’s band.
dulien’s Musical Tour In America, a descriptive piece,
embodying oil tho American National Airs, by Jullen..
Katy Darling’s Farewell, for Guitar.
Katy Clyde, do. '
: Old Log Hut, ‘ do., etc., otc.
, Also, “Dodworth’s Bross-Batul School,’’.containing every
necessary information to organize Brass Bands, to under
stand the nature of brass, their selection and Adaptation,
ond" embracing a number of fine pieces arranged for full
-Brass Bands by Allen Dodworth, leader of the colebrated
Dodworth Brass Bend, New York; for sale by
pcl2 H.KLEBER, No. 101 Third street.
r - 'V IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
•-jg§rv£2.' INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES. Ac., We
§?£/ keep a general ossortmentor the above
. x articles constantly on hand; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pis
tola and'Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hontingand Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Also. Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. , .
RIFLES I—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of tho best material, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, wfll be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied ut Wholesale
prices. ' • -rnyM
T. B. CALVERT <b CO., —-
T\IE-SfNKERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
IJ EtrvsnPE MANOTAcnTBkOS, No. 48 South Third street,
PinLADKLPinA. »p3O
- VENITIAN BUNDS,-
OF EVERY QUALITY, for wile at manufacturers’ priees,
at the NEW CARPET STORE,
near Wood. fnov&tfl ~ ROBINSON A CO. •
/"'tLIPF BTiUtET —Two beta for sale, fiiluaiod on Ciit! and
V> Cook streets, each 2* feet front by 78 deep. Price $3OO
each. Terms' One-half in hand; balance in one: year;.*
"■■■■.• 8. CDTHBBBT S' SON, '
. Beal Estate Agents, HO Third st.
ID EE—300011)9 Clear llocon aides for tale by
o ocfl' KIHQ fi MOORHEAD.
; ’-i’ir* i jj. ->f;'L J
! r v/
••• & *4 ;r-
.JOBS M. TiXaCfAH
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
Office, Xo. 92 Fourth $l.. abort Wood,
PITTSBURGH.
HOTELS, &c.
SALES BOOM NO. I
Sacred Music Hooks,
Hew Snored Music Books*
Hew Music I Hew Music 1
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
;tJO. 130 WOOD BTUEET, tHOm DOOH BELOW VmGUI OUST.
. Be WN ft-TETLEY.
'T^^|ur^itdre.
cv .... WM. K. STEVENSON oontinuea to manufacture
uL CABINETRY ARE offtTerv description. at hla old stand,
pSW comcrof Liberty Surentb streets. XJNDEItTAK
* 1 »PfQ attended to, in all its branches. > 1 myll
A*mLIiIK£Nd&COM
BAVK QN HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CIIAIK MANDFACTOHY, No. (A BmitbfleM Btreut, &
large asnoTtmeut of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will Bell 16 per cent, below customary rates. ' '
. Terms—ca?h only.
Great Inducements to Cash Purchasers*
WE will sell our large stock of COMMON AND FANCY
CtIAXHS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
fall to please'cash purchasers. All our work la warranted.
Our torma are CASH. ’ JAMES LOW It Y, JiL,
mar2o ; . cor. Seventh sad Liberty at*.
Journeymen Cabinet 111 altera Association.
. WAREItOUSR 9» THIRD STREET,
-.(UETWEEN WOOD AND MAIiECT STS.) .
TUISASI>OCIATION, •
twico to three - times as
■ many bands as the largest and rcpg
• most renowned business* *| *
shops of this city, have opened their Warehouse, and are i
able to furnish the public, by wholesale or retail, with Fur*
nituro of the following description—-tlz :
Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Full Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads jltfahogony Chairs; Docking
Chairs; Mahogany Washstands; Sofas; Divans; Piano Stools;
Book Casea;Secrctaries; Card‘Tables; Tier Tables; fine
Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hat Hacks; French Bedsteads;
OttoriJahs; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tables
Workitaruls ; Clierryand Common. Workstanda; high post,
common,'low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs;
Cnulles,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, on equally good,
. if not better article, and warranted—os the public will un«
-V^EAMER
ierstand by giving them ft call.
of ali descriptions, and other articles
of any description, made to order in every style, at tho short
est notice. .... i mar 29
JAMES \V. WOODWELL,
CABINET FORNITUR E if A NCR A CTURER,
Ware-roomß 97 aud 99 Third street.
: u - ' - -J»-W» W. respectfully informs *7*
bis friends and customers that he yIJL
V has now completed big spring stock FS*J
* "* lie3 of Furniture, : -which Is decidedly* i *
: the largest and best ever offered for Bale In this City, which
will be sold at prices as low na why in the United States,
EaatorWest.
Aa he is determined to uphold the quality with well Rea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs; and
from the extent of his orders and facility in manufacturing,
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
lie has adopted the principle of Identifying his customers*
interest withhis own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest variety of every description of
funiiture,‘fr6m. the cheapest und plainest, to tlio.most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any .port of one, may be
furnished from his. stock, or manufactured expressly to or- ,
dor. The following articles consist, in port, of his stock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
in any of the Eastern cities;
. , Ixmi3 XIV tete-a-tete Sofas;
• 60'Sofas, in plush and hair cloth ;
60 doi. Mahogany Chairs,
' 20 do*. Walnut 14
60 Mahogany Hocking “
20. Walnut. . “ “
60 Mahogany Krona;
20 Walnut “ .
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 u 44 Dressing Bureaus;
30 M u Washslands;
40 Enclosed . a
100 Common “
. 20 Plain Dreasing Bureaus; -
40 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut u
60 Cottage «
- 800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
.. 20 Mahoganr Wardrobes;
10 Walnut “
lOCherry, “ . .
60 Plain Bureaus;' . : .
70 Dining and Dn-akfast Tables;.
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
£odox. Cone Seat Chairs;
Sd CJane Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladies’Writing De^ks;
Eat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Etlguirea; Paper Mache TuMes:
Conrerpotion Chairs; Pembroke **
Elizabethan “ Hall and Tier u
Reception w Ladies’ Work 41
Pearl Inlaid 44 Extension Dining Tablen;
Arm 41 Ottomans;
Gothic and Hall Chairs;
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Caotxet Mxxxna supplied with all ar
ticles in their line.
STEAMBOATS and HOTEIS, furnished at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to; apr6
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
HEW JEWELRY STORE,
Ho< 87 Market Street,
(.Second door above Vie North-west corner <•/ UtC Diamond.)
J OHN STEVENSON, (of the late firm or John I). MTadiß-n
4 C 0.,) respectfully announces to the public that he has
opened, at the above stand, aflneassortment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, GI
RANDOLES, Ibckel and Table lfriUiunui Tea and
Ormmunion Sets, and the usual variety of goods in his lino
of badness.
Speeialcaro end attention given to tho REPAIR of FINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ic.
He trust?, tliat from bis long experience In business, ho
will bo able to give satisfaction to those who may fhrur him
with their patronage*
■pUlt*l*nrgh* May loth, 3R53,
Ueury Ktchardson, Jewellery
HAVING re-titled his store in a handsome manner, end
hat recently returned from the eastern cities with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY,- and FANCY
GOODS, would call Uxe attention of his friends.and custom
ers to the fact that among his Watches trill bo found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the :
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Fins, Fob and Vest Chains,
linger Bings, Ear Kings, Miniature Lockets, eta, etc.
FANCY GIX>DS —Such as Papier Macho, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottle*, Table Mala,
Poll’s l*istols,Porto Monnaies in great-variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or*
namuntal article?, which Lave only to'be seen to be appro*
dated. . [novlj JiO.Bl MARKET STREET.
IMOTS that are about 10
. purchase anything in the vrnj of flue Watcher, rich
Gold Jewelry, or t.terllng Silver Ware. lIOOP has nowon
hand a very good assortment of all kinds of cooda in liU
line of business, that lie la selliug at, their t&UB talus and
at Icati-t from ’25 to 50 cent, below the price* asked hy tho.«o
“ Old Fogiw” that bare been twenty years or so in the mar*
ket with their old rtock of goods that cost, when purchased,
double their present value, and yet they expect to make n
profit on them. I assert facts worth knowing, that I am
soiling good*, new and fresh, just purchased, as above, from
‘25 to 50 ernt. cheaper than any other dealer in this city,
tit 51 Market street. _ jy2t2
HOl-siti TO LET, ANI) FUItNITUitE "FOR SALE—A
good three story house on Second street, between
Woodand Market. Thu furniture will be sold at a bargain.
Enquire of JjyfcJj 51 Market st. __
Boy Wood Nursery and Gardens*
JAMES.KENNKDY, pate Manager of the well-known Sy
racuse New York,) begs leave tn lufortn tin*
public, that he has now established nu EXTENSIVE NUR
SERY, on the Farm of Mr. James S. Negley, near East Lib
erty, where ho shall boprepaml, nftnr tho sth instant, to re
ceive and fill orders for CTery Tarleiy of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, If ardy and Green House Shrubs ami Plants. 1 n
addition to a choice and superior stock on hand, ho hiw made
arrangements with ono of the largest Nurseries in the East,
to keep up hiss apply. Having a thorongh uml long oipe-
Tteuce iu tho badness, he assure his customers
satisfaction.
; Mr. Kennody would also respectfully offer his services iu
designing, layingout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Residences; and will
also furnish ploha for tire formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Pieturtsuao Scenery, Ac., in the highest styles of the art.
l*rnr«rally acquainted. With every branch of Lami-tcnpe,
Oardeniug, and having spent ye-arsln the Sylvian I*ark? of
England, and on the beautiful baukß of tho Hudson, be
ho has the capacity to meet the wishes of ihoso who
fkvor biro, .
■GST* Commuwcariona con bo addressed through the City
Post Office, or left nt the ’Warehouse of Messrs. Tiegley 6
Mohan,22 Wood street
»»r7rv
76c. ' 7,00
76c. 7,00
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST
* OB BAKING BOWDERS,
The Cheapest, Healthiest, vufst Ifafal and Eennomi- .
cal Artich’./or Erexut } Biscuti, J?Yied>
Griddle andifeljiny CW:«, }\islry,
PuddingsfSiceet CoAv-r,
Cbm Bread; dc.v * ' .
- ever invented.
Opinions op the press:—
ThOHe who have tried it, have found that tba advertise*
XDcnt'doca- not vaunt its praises too highly.—(Tallaha.*ai*e
Floridian and Journal, Feb. 19,1553.
Iloucekecpers.vrho have tested tho quality of this pow
der, pronounce unanimously In its favor.—[Lockport Jlblly
Courier." 1
It surpasses everything la tbo way of rising, we ever saw
used In the.baking of cakes.— [Rahway Advocate and Regis
ter. April 15,1553.
This Is an article of such utility in various? kinds of cook
ery, that when its-virtues become properly known, no
bousekeejicr, that studies comfort aud economy, will wil
lingly do without it.—[N. E. Pick., May 21,1853.
No one need hesitate touso Dorkoe’s ali-important article
to housekeepers.—{Republican Banner and Nashville Wider.
Feb. 17,15 M.
Would yon have light bread, sweet bread, bread that you
can eat with a good relish, do not forget to procaro Darkee’s
Baking Powdvr, and you will not fail. to have good bread,
cakesi 4 c,—[Troy Bally Times, May 24,1852.
We have tried this article, and canwecommend It with
perfect confidence.—{Quebec Gazette, July, 1852.
Durkee’s Baking Powder vre have tried at our house, and
our “better half” was astonished at the result.—FN. V.
Daily Times, Oct 23,1852.
All good housewives will rejoice in nnd glorify the name
of Durkee, after they.have given hlfl Baking Powder a fair
trial.—{Now Turk Sun, Sept 30, 1852.
Durkeo’a Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered.—N. T. Dutch
man, Feb. 12,1853. ' ; .
Tho highest commendations, from hundredsof the largest
and most respectable wholesale houses in this, and nearly
every large city on this continent, could be given, if space'
allowed it
E. R. DURKEE, r
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
139 Water s/raf, New York.
BAXTER 4 McKEB,-Agents, Pittsburgh. [oct2l]
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
123 SECOND .AND 151 FIRST STREETS,
IS STORE ASP 'FOR SALS,
809 bags Rio Coffee; 300 bblsN.O. Molasses;
175 hhds N. O. Sugar; 50 bblaSugar-House do.
30 boxes Grant’s Tobacco; 200 bales Batting; •
60 boxes Websterold do. 300 kegs Nails, assorted;
-20bxaRussell&Rpbiu8on’B; 200 boxes Glass;
100 caddy boxes of various 30 kegs Va. Twist Tobacco;
brands; 200 boxes Rosin Soapj
60 ; bbla Loaf. Sugar; . - 60 boxes Palm do.
20 bags Pepper; 20 boxesGroundFepper;
■l5 bags Pimento; 'Qep27] Ground Cassia, 4c. £c.4c.
ONEY —300 tbs prime new white Honey, in small
boxes, forliumly use, just received and for sale by
aug2o J. p. WILLIAMS. 122 Wood st.
EK3IDENCE FOR SALK—Situated in Allegheny City.
The Lot Is 60 feet frout on North Canal street, by 285
deep to Liberty street. The house is’large and convenient
ly arranged, with gas fixtures, hath room, 4c. A good Car*:
riage House and'Stable on Liberty street; trees, shrubbery,
4c.- This beautiful residence will be sold on easy terms.
oct2Q . 3, OPTIIBERT & SON, 140 Third st.
BRITISH LUSTRE—IO casks for sain by " • " ’
oct!8 B, A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
Scrip Dividend, • ;
PERSONS insured'ln llm Mutual Department of tho
Pittsborgh life Tnpurnncn‘Company, are requested to
all and receive.tliulr Scrip,for the 30 per cent.dividend de
clared on tho let of. February last. . '
oclB ; . ; ;•- -■ .0 A. CQI/TQN, Secretary 1
Labor Saving Slactilne. • ?;
.rniTß BOSTOIf.-SAUSiOB cOXTfiR AND STUFFEKS;
: X- Hay, Straw, and Stalk Cutters; Corn
. Sbellcrs, for hand and horse power? Pruning Chisels. Bm'
and a largo assortment of Implements suitable ior the
Garden ami Varjn,£rom the Seed and Agricultural Ware
honse.4o Fifth
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MISELLANEOUS.
M r:y
TUB OLDEST ESTABLISHED OFFICE IS THIS CITE
MONEY TO THE OLD COUNTRY*
TAMES BLAKELY bega leayeto say to thote peHons hav
0 ing friends in the Old Country; and desirous of either
sending them, money or paying their, passage, that his ar>.
rarigeinents fbt doing either is now complete; and oh bo firm
a basis that mistakes can not occur* nto losses accrue to any
cartyi Daring .the lastten years in wblchhehM been In
this business, he has remitted over AMalf Million,' of Bolters
without the loss of a dollar, ond the" house for which ho is
agent, in Liverpoolfhaa shipped not less than 49,000 persons
during the last year to this country, without a complaint of
neglect of duty on their part* . ... ■J- . /
ha can issue Passenger Tickets forLondan, BubEn, lireri
pool, Glasgow, Cork, Belfast, Drogheda, Limerick, Port
I Bosh, Newry.GatWdy; Londonderry* and: Dundalkj to Hew;
York, Philadelphia, Boston,Baltimore and NewOrleans,and 1
from thence to Pittsburgh; and will attend-strictly to for
warding passengers from thenceto any part of the country..
He also has sight drafts for sale, payable at the following
places, viz; , ■ .
ON ENGLAND. t
. Edwards, Bandford ft , t
Wn. Tappscott ft C 0..- ...........LJverpool.
(Available in tho principal ities and towns throughout
England and Wales.) •
ONIBELANB.
Provincial Bonk ; Ireland..
fi&urcuss. ' ;
Armagh, Belfast, Dowupatrink, 'RnyiTuTrtnrm,
Wallow, ; Strabane, Athlone, GorldW,
Drogheda, Fennoy,, Monaghan, Enhisoorthy, '
Ballina, Cavan, Dundalk, .Galway:
Newry, \Tralee,- • . BMymeua, . ClcnmelL '
Dungannon, 1 ‘Londonderry, Omagh, Youghall,
Banbridge, Ddngannon, Kilrusbj *
Waterford, : Coleraine, Parsonstowui Cork, ;
Ennis, liahdon,' Sligo, • TFelfbtd,
CootehM, limerick, Baliyßbannon,.
! ON SCOTLAND- ! • '
. National Back of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches
In fifty towns in Scotland. -
• • OK FRANCE. ■
Messrs. Edward Blount A Go., Bonkers— .Paris.
(Available in any city in France.)
ON GERMANY. ; •
Messrs. Vogel, Kock & Co., Bankers, Fr&nkfbrtan-lhO'tfain.
(Availablein anydty in Germany.) •
: JAMES BLAKELY, ’
my 7 . 10fl. cor. of Seventh and flmttb field
j&fr. PASSAGE FBOH XiVEEBOOIu
S&Si EnERALDISLE! - ■'TTrft'-
TUjg gplondld new Ship r bnUtfbr“Xapseoti’a Line," is!
the largest Packet .Ship afloat, and for atwbglji af
build, accommodations for poasebgera, and sailing
has no equal in the Liverpool trade. u • •>* > i
The EMERALD ISLE will sail from. Liverpool on or about,
the Tiumi of. Dscsaißsa,. and persons eendlng fot,their,
friends should not lose the opportunity of securing passage'
fur them by this noble Ship. - . „
In order to prevent delay, passengers will he notlued'hy.
detterfrom Messrs. W* Tapscott LiverpoaVwhatdfly
'to be thereto embark. . ..... _' , - O ; v"
The Emerald Isle iacommandedby-Capt Oeo. B.CoTnish,
(recently of the favorite packet ship, “Wm. Tapscolti”) who
Is well known for hia kindness to passengers, mid his skill*'
fulness nir acommander. ’.'V : 1 vSt . f- V - l
N.B«—Tbeß. L will te succeeded by the Tnflg'nmrontnew
ship “Shamrock,” commanded bythe well knowdCapiaih,;
Samuelß.Doane. ■
To secure passoge, apply to' JAMES BLAKELY,
. octSll. Corner of Seventh aad.Smlthflold sta.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
WIIOLKSAtE AND RETAIL,
Jit the 3*eMn Tea. More,
. 38 Fnrrn stseet, PmsaufiQQ,Pa.
By iho half chest, of neatly packed inmolalllc packaged
t« suit the trade. ;; r- 'V.
The subscriber is now receiving hia.Fall stock of GREEN'
and BLACK TEAS,— consUtingof someof .thQfinnat chopa
to be- found in the Eastern market.' Merchants visiting the
city arelnvlted to call and . r
Below is a list of theTarious grades, all• of which • have
been'carefully selected, omlcon with confidence bo recom
mended : . »■
00 half chests fine Young Hyson;;. • -
10 do. do Moyune Young Hyson; •
10 !do . extra fine Moyone do;
* 100 ’ do Superior do; : i : V;
15 do- r extra fine... do;.’ I -' ;
50 Locqurcd boxes extraCurioua Young Jlysco;
25 half chests fine Gunpowder; . <•
10 do extra fine do; •
5 do do May one Imperial; . -
20 do Superior . do;. . 1 k
150 do Fine Oolong Black Tea;
4o do exirafiue Oolong; . •’
CO • do extraCuriouado; -
20 do Superlatively Strong and fragrant Oolong;
25 chests extra flue English Breakfast Tea; - .
6 do Curious do ~. do;..
ALSO—Java and Bio Coffee, Lovering’s Crushed, and Pul*
verised Sugars. • ■ - ■
ALSO—63.OOO Principe Segars, which, will bo sold very
low. A. JAYNES, '
nov!4alAw. '. ‘SB Fifth street, Pittsburgh;
TYPE AaHUCY.
A. JAYHESi
no. 38 iirrn sTiiEKT, mrsßtmon, ,
Agent for the Sale of L. Johnson i; Co.'s Type, sc..
07 PHILADELPHIA^
H*AS ON HANDandlbr sale,the fbliowingt—Brassllned
column Galleys; Common Galleys, Slice
Galleys, • Composing ‘ Slicks; Common and Job Cases;
Shooting Sticks; Ley Brushes; Boxwood Quoins
ture and Riglet, of all descriptions; Brass Bole, of ell
descriptions ; Job Ink, in lib cans; 100 kegs Prout’a News
Ink; 100 Founts Fancy Card Letter;'and Leads, cat to.an;
ength.• . • '
jgg- Orders for Presses and Type will receive prompt at*
tention, and furnished at the Foundry prices. -Old Typo re
ceived in exchange for new, at 9 cents 2b,. . ..; '- :i -
Pittsburgh, May 14,1853.—daw V- ■ • .? - \
"YTEW PATENT AiIALQAM'PEN.—ThJff lmpoitantitt-
TCDtion removes- tbo two great obstacles totho uni .
veml use of tho Steel Pen,via: their rigtd]ty,and their
rapid destruction by tbe'corrorfve action of the ink.; Ill*
minutely examining the quill pen In the act of writing, 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,’ tho u scissors” action, or
spreading open of tbo "points to permit the flow of tho Ink.
This compound movement—which steel pens hitherto
never havd had—gives to the quill its flexibility, and. that
peculiar springy play which Is so agreeable to the hand,
and which seems to suit the action of the musclea of ; tbo
fingers; yielding, ns it does, to the slightest pressure, with*
-ont cramping the hand.: Tho efforts of all steel penmaherfl
have been directed to the attainment of this essential qual
ity of flexibility, and they have had recourse to ah innu
. merable varlety of cracks and piercings to attain It; Tho
inventors of tho Patent Amalgam Pen found, fitom a scries
of experiments, that the whole practice cf thetrade bad in
this respect been erroneous—that no combination of
*'cracks’* and ** piercings" could produce the desired action,
if the ordinary form of (Jit steel pen were adhered to. .This
point being gained, they avoided the plan hitherto adopted
for attaining flexibility, and gave a peculiar fond ,to the
metal, by hich they managed' to combine the "scissors”
action of the ordinary steel penwith the agreeable flexlbil-
Hy of the quill. The second difficulty to be overcome was*
of less magnitude, but still of great Importance to the con
sumers of steel pens. Every ono.is aware of tha corrosive
action of iho ink oh the ordinary steel pen. Even with the
greatest care, it. speedily destroys the delicately smooth hut::
facstpf the pen. So serious a drawback is this from thp
u tility. of the steel pen, that thousands arc induced to pur
chase gold .pens, at an enormous costj Almost exclusively
because of tho anti-corrosive quality of that metal.; Tho
inventors have removed this evii.bv their compound metal,
which possesses nil qualities of steel, with the
additional merit of resisting the chomlCal actlon of the Ink;
These I'ensu-WZastmore tfian twenty times longer than the
Kirrl Pen, thus renderingthcoi Ihechehpesi ever introduced.
For sale by W. 8. UiVJsN, Stationer,
novl9 : Marfcßt!Btieet<cbrheVef Second.,
Oridge over the Allegheny- Klver, at or
near/Sharjpstmrg*
.■VfOTICB 13 HEREBY GIVEN, That la mromanc© of the i
’Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled “An Art to authorize the Governor to Incorpo
rate a Company to erect a Bridge or or theAlleghehylUrcr,
at or near Sharpsbnrg, In AlleghenyCouuty,” approved
13th of March, 1853, and Supplement thereto, and AiAa ex
tending the time therein limited, Books will be openedby;
the under named CommisEioiierfl r to. receive subscriptions
for the Stock of said Company, at "the BT. CHARLK3 110*
City Of Pittsburgh, on the SEVENTEENTH,
day ofDEGBMBT2IhIBS3, between the hmirdotlflo’elockj A.
M., and 4 .o’clock, P. 31; and should the whpje.-.nttobet of
shares not ba puhscribed on that day, then and In that easey
at the house of Mr. NEWPORT, In the Borough of Sharps*
burgh, on the T WENTY-FOORTU OP .TIIE BAMT ’
MONTH, between the same hours.
Philip Miller,
Jatnea Sharp,
Lewis 0. J; Noble,
Peter Klingenpinitb,
John W. Duncan,
David Drcnau,
Francis Kama,
‘David Boyd,
James Marshall,
Henry M’Geary,
Snmes Blakely,
Charles Spang,
Willism C. Denny,
J. C. Comstock, if,
P. A.Collier.
KENNHT»V A 00.
Pearl Steam ■ Mill.;
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGBEN? CITY,
(NSAS JHJJ &AIUWADGtAtXON.)-
T7 l AHILIGS will l>e supplied withourvarious grades of
Jt; , . FRESHGROUND FLG?B, r -r.> : '
Byiearing their orders at theMIH btin'oiirhoiroftat;. •
Logan, Wllwm & Co., AVood street, orßraun AReJter,Cor
ner Liberty and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh.. V ;-J . :
1f.,1’. Schwartz, or J.T. Sample, Druggists, Allegheny,
nour will bodcliTorod to families ineitherof the twoeities.
Tbams: CASH on delivery.. ' .T-"r- v'
■ jyfl) BItYAN, KENNEDY & CO, 8
Valuable JParmrorSale, -
M IN PETERS -TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUN*
TY, undersigned wlshesto dispose of
hls valuable Farm, situated in one of the* most thri-,
visg, fertile and desirable sections of Washington county—
in a neighborhood proverbial for its good morals arid Intel*
ligenee. and sufficiently convenient to good markets. This
Land lies within two milesof the pr»posed : route the
Cbartlers Valley Railroad, an improvementwhich will ccr
tainly be raode.during.tbe coming year. -. It. contains about
145 ACHES, more.or less: of whlch thcre are about 110
ACRES CLEARED, and in a high {date of cultivation, and
fiaely improved. The uncleared land abounds in good Em*
her, and the whole is abundantly supplied with water.: It
adjoins lands of 'William Park, Daniel Bell, csdotbera
The improvements are TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES,
one Brick and the other Frame; aFrameßAßN*and two
Frame STABLES* with other, necessary out-building*,
There la an abundance of fine FRUIT on this, property.
This valuable Farm will bo mid on accommodating terms..
For any further information in reference to It, application
can be made to the subscriber, in CanonsbuTg.;
sgplfcSm > • - ••• : JOHN CALQHAN.
Elope nUils ih Full Operation Atfatnl
RYAN’S BUILDINGB, Fifth street—THE PROPRIETOR,
thankful to the public for past custom, venfcnres to so
licit a continuance of the same fbrhis preamt enterprise—'
the establishment of a Fimsr and MtOi within the
city, for the accommodation orhis tttatomer&’tod all who
wish, to have really good Flour, pure ground Spites, &L Ac.
The attentioa of Families, Merchants eud othfltß-'iS'favi
ted, and all I ask U that they will give me atrial/"^ ~ - ‘
. F.>R. DRAVO,Noi Tiaamfflia.t '
N. B. —All articles taken back if not found gtXxLahd the
money returned. - '• : - *■ ~--marl9?
PATENT FRUIT GATHERER—For picking-fruit,-from
tall trees without the aid of. a ladder. Pruning Instru
ments-of the most approved. construcUonfT?i#ihg Ihrto,-
snitablo for' strawberry beds,. Acg Fotatde
Drills;,Cutting Boxes, for Hay or Com BtalkSinf vprioov
patterns, and a great variety. of labor saving implements
for the garden or farm. Dbiriiing’fl,.Barry J B, and other
standard works on Fruits, Flowers, Barai Architecture, and ,
Landscape Gardening, for s&i*- at the Seed and Implement
Warehouse, No. 49 Fifth street. Pittsburgh, pa.,'' V >. )
jy23 . . ..y. , .7 JAMIg WABDROP- l
Wall's Academy of Drawing and. Palßtigg !\
:\XT ■. 0. WALL would notify his friends and tfcopuptfc,
: Vy , thathe has*rembved hlastudlo from piratßtnjeL
to Hid comer of Market and Foncth'atreets, ftecandstoiy.)
over the store of WW. SLUersh; entrance onFourth street,
, Atthe request of his friendSfhe hastdmopecedwDllAAV
lNG BCHOOL. Classes' for young Indies and Gentlemen
will he formed in both Drawing ana Painting.. Hobos fitted
up a Boom with every facility for study, andhe trusts that
his enterprise will most with a eupporUngp&trsmg9.v r * - >
*pr2£tf <. |
JAMES WAIU3ROP. •
V* W:".* :-- ; i
gavems
y v -.
ETOOPEAH AGEHCY.
Bhoaai & Sons*
Thomas Ug£ctV
Gabriel'Adams,
Thomas Wallace, .
"Malcolm ftsech^-. .*
IlarrlsonParry,*.
- Robert Chessman,.
Richard Kwalt,
Robert Wilson,
James ILM’Clelland,
- Thomas Resrson,
OrantMowry, .
James O’!!. Denny,
A. Morton,
w Lemuel Sbartliff,
.• James Lewis,
IHPKSINES.
■.Vareerfß Spanish fi/matture.
TUB GnBAT PURIFIER OP.THEBtOOD*
; ‘ BOf :A fABCCUOT : .
A N INYALUABLK EEtfEDYBQR SCROFULA, King's
J\, Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate CntaneoUS Eruptions,
■ Pimples or Itaaiulw on the.Foce,Blotefces,Tfoil* Chronic
BoruEySp, RingWormror Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement
and pSnol-theßooesMd Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Byphi
litio PisonioTS, Xumbego, Spinal Complaints,' and all Ms*
1 eases arising' from.aa injudicious uso oTMcrimry, Impru
dence in life, orlmparity of tbeßlood. --5 ..-'irvi . *
) * Thbrraiaahle Medicine, which has •. become celebrated for
the. number ofextraordinary cure* vffectedjthrough its
tlra proprietors,-at ihrnrgent request
of theirfUemdfv.to nflbr ft to the public,-which they do with
the utmost confidence In its virtues and wnndexfttl o
properties: * Tho lowing certificates, selecfodlrom alarge
number, ajn, however, » stronger testimoiryAhan'; the mare
word ol the ', proprietors; ami well
known In their, localities* and of thehighesf respectability,
'many orU>emrc3idiDgintherityof Richmond, Vo.
; P w tho Exchftnge HoteL-Rlchmond.
Known. he has seen tbemedicino calif a
. Carter’s Spanish, Mixture administered inorcra hundred
cases, in nearly, all the diseases for which itis recoameml*
nmst astonishingly good-result*. He says it is
the ihost extradrdihary medicine bo has eTer isceu^
AGUE AND FEVER—G REAT CURE.-! hereby certify,
that Tea three-yearal had Ague and Fever of themostvlo
lentdescriptlon., Physidamt,took large qoan
tlllesor tjpinine^Mercury, and I bellove oil - tho Tonics ad
vertised, .but,all without any permanent Toilet -At last I
tried. Carter's Spanish Mixture, two bottlesof which cfTce-
I tuallycdred me, and'lam happy to say I havohad neither
-chUlacr fsrer aiOCo.' TConsider it the best Tonic in tho
1 world, and tho only maiidna that over reached my cose.
> S6ns 'Lohqpej.
Beaver :Da%zmtt Richmond, Ya. -
C« B. XUCKj now intho city of Efchmond, and for
many years Id the Jtaafc Office, has such- confidence in tho
i astonishing efficacy of Cartels-Spanish Mixture* that ho
| has bought-upwards of-fifty:bottlra; which ha lias given
I away totbo&fillcted. r jSlr.liUcisayshnliaanever known it
io fall, when takenaccording to dnuctiofis«<->
- Dr. MINGB, apractising Physician, and formerly of the
{HtyJiotelyin tbedty oTlUchmoild;s&yft he has Witnessed
in a number of instances; the effects of Spauish
Mixture, which were most truly surprising/ Hevaya in a
. case ofiConsumpUon, dependent oath© Liver, the good af*
fectawerowonderfulhuloed. r -
SAMCBIi M. DRIN KEK.-ofthe&rmof Drinker A Mor
ris,- years
standing, by the of two . bottles of: Cartex’e Spanish
-Mixture, v-v v ; -;
w ; GRBATCO7IB OF£CROFDLA.—The Editnrsaf the Bleb*
moud:B4pubUcan bad"a servant msployod in their press
-room cared of violent Sercfnlir^;combined with*Bbeuma*
'.t&jn, which entirely disabled him from wdill Two hoitles
of Carter’s Spanish. Mixture made * perfect oire of him,
and the Editors..in a public notieOi say they M ebeerrull; r*
commenditlnall who oreafllictedwijh any disease of the
bltX>4.V
• STItL AKOTHER CUBE OiV SOROFCLA-r-t hod a very
Valuable boy cured of ScnrfuTaby Carter’s Spanish Mi store.
cohrfdep it truly a/valuoblexnodleine.: :-
'/Jv.Vr^r.-/-- 5
»-■. Conductorbn-tbo B.F;audP.R.R;Co^Richmond,Va.
;SXhT RHEUM ofTWENTY YEARB STANDING CURED.
. —M t T JOHN THOMPSON - , residing in thndty. of Richmond,
was cured by threehottles of, Carter’s Spanish Mixture, of
JBMt.Rhyeum, which be had nearly twenty yearaiand which
alUhe physicians of the citycould not cure.'Mr.Thmnp
.epn is a wall known merchant in the dty of Richmond,
andhist-ire-iftmbst.remarbable.- • r\
WM. Jl, MATTHEWS, of Richmond, hod a rervaot cured
of SyphiQs, In tlie wprat.fonn, by Carter's Spanish Mixture.
He eays he checrfatly recommends it, and considers it sn
luvaluablo medldhe.' .> < . . .
; .mCHARD E. WBST, of I2(hmond, wa3 cured of Scrofu
la, and- what physician*-Vail confirmed Consumption, by
. ; tbree XSarter’i Spanish Mixture. • • ' •:
EDWARDEUIiTONf comtniSnioner of the- revenue, says
he ha* eeeh the goodtffdcU of Carter’s Spanlsh 7 Mixtaro la
a number of Syphilitlc oiBe«, and says it is a |«Tfcct cure
for that horrible tllsesse.' - -
a WM. G. HARWOOD, of Richmond, cured of Old-Sores and
Clears, Which disabled h ; m from-walking. TonVafaw bot*
ties of-Carter’s Bponirh- Mixture. Ond waJ enabled. to walk
withoutacrutch; irin.a’iorttimtfperinahrtiOYohred.
. Principal Depot at M. WABIV CLOSE A Maiden
.■Lone, New. York; rrx -■ .; ••
T.w. DYOTT ARSONS; N 0.132 Northed *u PhiTadelpbla.
BENNXTT A BEERS; No. 1*23 Main street, Richmond, Va.
AadfbrsaleTjy B; Ai FAHNESTOCK* CO;,L-Y?TLOOX.
Jr. A CO4 PUDhurgh: IL PJ SCHWARTSS, Allegheny; and
byDrnggjsta andDcale'rainMeEdn&everywheTO.
;bclB:iUWly v. : : - 7-:v:- ;^7V'^
MORSE'S COUXFOimD SYItrP OF YEL
■ LOWDOCKEOOT,
. ffiniff id apureJyTegetableCcunpoand. scientifically pro-
X pared from the beet roots and hex os of Uie Materia
Medlca, and has tm unrivalled reputation lor the
blowing eilects.vii: :
EEQCLAaiNG AND STRENGTHENING T3IE UVEE,
ftQd.Dtacstm OnOiNßi and cleansing thoStwnach nudßovt*
ebv and thua curing ali Bilious Diseases, liver'- Complaints.
Dyßpepsl^Jhdigestian f Costiveiicss, Fever
: and Agoe, Jaundice, Kausca, Lossof Appetite' An, and
causing the food to nourish and support every part; < - r ‘
PTJEIFYINa THE BLOOD, ; f:
and tbuacuHng all Humors, .Eruptions, Scrofu*
da, Balt Rheum, Erysipelas, Bcaldliead, Canker,; pimples on
the luce, Blotches; Olcersy Tumors, Mercurial Can*
Ac. . -.- •
• BEdfiLATIHq TDti SECRETORY ORGANS,• ;
and by enabling'them to perform, their proper functions,
preventing.and curing many painful aoddangerous dis
eases; strengtheniogand quieting the Nervous System, thus
allaying Nervous Imtatlob, tied curing oil diseases of tha
Nerves, as Hysteria, Nfefiralgia, Cramps, Ac, Itiaunrirolled
in the cure of all FEMALK COMPLAINTS, asWeaknesa,
General lrregularity, ObstrUctiohlv Swelllng of
the Feetj Limte,' JolnUv&V caused, by -weakness; also,
Lung and. Throat. Compl uints, os. Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Consumption, also, Dropsy. r
.navtngmadeuseof theCompoucd Syrup of.Ycnqvr Dock
:Boot, prepared by C. Morse &Coly eltiierouiseYres,crln<mr
and finding it to he a very salutary mui cfTectual
•preparation; urodo mofdtdiecrfttlljre commend it tothopub*
lloas-a very valdableniediinnev: :
• £. Bcurue, Esq., Cashier National Bank,Providence, ILI.;
A W. Spencer, Esq n Cashier Lime Rock Bank, do. dfr, Rev.
William Phillips, Richmond:.C. S. Jones, editor
Providence Gen. AdrW William :-Fleld, AI.-W.J3. JL, Cyrus
J3*ber,M.E.2i..P.» James: Hutchinson, G;-&,Beiu V. J.
Bates,'DocL.Beztf, Culby, and. poe hundred others of the
xnnfltrespectablefamDies of Providebccj - , ■ r;
Thiscertifiesthatlhave tbr a umnbetof ycarSheeiuie
quintal wi\h the comoosiUonand moda of mandfretnre of
-HOB&B'S COMPOUND SYRUPDF YELLOW DOCK BOOT
.1 have also been acquainted with Its ta«/nj:<73crandi in dl»
ease, and can-a&y that lu oR rospecLi it is admirably caicu-.
lilted to remedy tbttt;.cla«s of liiscane-forirhiclr.itvraa de
signed. It is especiaUy valualJe In INBIGESTION and all
its attendant.symptoms,' it.excite to healthy action the
LlVElt;'removes Torpor; nxidihoctlvityof thU.olU2AN*aiJd
stimulates healthy artiohiu all the, system.. As 0,-DEPU«
ILATOIL or puriQer of thoßlood. it hnfl no jmi»eTlor.
■' : DAVID IIDLAIE8 k M-, D.
Providence, P. T.. Jan: 4,1R53, • ~./■ : •...„-,•>.
fi©,Prepared by C. MOUSE & CO.,* No. .440 Broadway,
New x ora, and so»u. by druggists and others throughout
this and other countries, JOEL Agen^
‘ : opr27dy ” ; ; v . u ‘ I Pittsburgh.-Pa.
DR. DE LANEY’S
CELEBRATED
CURATIVE
The ordylnfallxbU-Cuxt for that Dreadful Distort known us
SPK&SIATGBRHEA OIVJNVOICNTARY NOCTURNAL
EiH£SION9»BO harrusalng anddcBtructiTe,and pr6d ac
tive ef bo much-mischief to the nervous system, incapaetta
‘ ting the roan far bnaijiess* society pad matrimony;
. This Instrument ia siiaple, compTeheasiTe end never*
failing, and may.beusea -without the elighlest -incon
venience: or the knowledge of the most lnUmate friend,
it is to he nsad externally, producing no pain or Injury
•-whatever^-narpreventing.aDy.oiidfrom attending to
.his business; and while ittnso cantata
in a thort t&ntj Ursueh c» ez>*
tint that (htjt: BKQAixtimaFimimyaPowta or kExxsnoSi the
loss 9 f-which, caused by earlyabuw, Is the disease in ques
tion, and -the.cang&.Qf thethem ganrt concomitant complaints
—via: Nerrousues%,Prostration,-Dyspepsia, Pain In the
Head phd 'Dimness of Ybion,Weaknesff jof'the Back end
of lh»Eje3, Impotence,' Pim
pleSonthe Decline of.virility,YVeaknesa
of Memory and Power ibr-; Mental Appiicntion*Deleetlcn,
‘Aversion to Soclety,Timidity r Self-lHBtiust,LQvecf Solitude, -
Ac. AUthae complaint* invariably as th«
nuTceisitoppcd'fr&n iofiieK OUj/emanated,,
Be lt'alto remembered, thatthoseparqplalnlsafebut little
understood by the profession in ; general, and that ail' the
inedldptf Inthaworldherer haSjthdcover' , wiiJ',Btop those
i ifalloWedto contmnflnnchecked, sra sow to
The price of the complote iiurtrtnttGnt. earpfnlly secured
agaihst-aU observation la h box, Is only SIOT- It can 'he seat
by. express toany-address, in hay pajtbrtbeUnlted States,
Canada,-’Ac, according to order, accompanied by fbll direc*
Uons,aid ImpQr- ant advice to themarriM : audslngle ; the
expenses, even.lo .the remotest pints : of the county, being
very trifling..’ . ; ...
, All applications and remittances must bodlr«cted{past*
paid) to the poctorhf bavingnoAgencles establish
ed but In London and Paris. . j,
Address, (post-paid) Dr. D. Do Lanoy, 61 lippenardstreet,
New York. i
Office hours,' dally, from 0 A. M. tills P.M., and from 7 to
8 P. &L, the Sabbath excepted.
• • • %* The undersigned certify. With great pleasure, that the
above mentioned Instrument is notonly con&rnctedonsd
entitle principles, bat that from results
m»y l alwayß,withcoiifidfinee,featiticlpated > t£LCTo being, for
the cure of thosediaeasevno Giher csrUtiTirorudy extent.
. HENRY fi. KEtLEIV M.
CH.QOETZE.M.D4 9$ Chamber* sn,
MD.ECKHARKlsM.l)^24Howartlftt,
7 -j: ; NEW-YORK; I -
frlve Hutictred Worm* Ezpelkdi
T> KAU the followiDjf fetaJcjiifcnt Yroni resßectablo. drce
the «urprUliiff r effect of B/A. PAHNES>
TOCK>S CNEQU AXLED TEHMIitIGE: - ; 7 ' -
- v OoDMJSBcaq, Januafyil3*lB63.
Metrrt.l3.ji. H\ihntzl'>& Mattbcw
Clark, a man of uodoubtsd?CTGeit7,-’ofthe town of Lisbon,
Bt. LawMtM»*onnty» N f a little girl,
fbor Veara old, tawnomMgarothmdosefl of IL-A.Fahn
eatoek’a Vermifuge, ia three flucccssiTO, boars. -In the «5
temooa of the same day she passed ttt-Ona time SEVEN
TEEN, andat another NINETEEN WORMS. Aboat two
o’clock the followiug night, ehe passed the incredible num
ber of PIVEHBNBREb ln
aHfire hundred endfifty-EeveO, injcsathaD twelTOhourfl*
time. He iald theyrtere perfecUy astonh'hcd at apch a .
mass of worms from a child of herage,and that ho counted ‘
them accurately. Very, respectfully,- .
; ,7, ; ; : . JENNBR AVEANBitfi^Urngglatfl.
;. Sold wholesale and retail by atl tho. principal : <jrogglsts
and couttrymercb&uts throughout the Unlled’Btiics?
Prepared and Wld by B. A. EAITSISTOOK & CO£«»rner
ot Wood and Plrat strata, Pittsburgh. •- ' no? 21
jrf7|Aa4Vil‘ Ollr—lo bbls, pur© rfor Bala br
AJ '•• JXEiHIiG BBOS^' ;
Successors to J.Kldd
/ ]r _ CO Wbod-fi treoi
bbla In etoie widTot silo by ■
J. .pot2l t . • iFLEHTKa gBOa.
INBEBD OIL-15 bbls In fetoro and for fiala by
i nor2l . t ;XLE&nm:iisQ3.
BCOTCU SWCFir—IOOO fiwinßWToaiMifor
AT sale by ' fpoygl) .' . . FLEMING BROS.
Tk/TANtkANfiiiß OXIDIS--3 too - in etote onil for by
ItL pot2l‘ . , FLEMING BSOS.
X ILY rv WillTK-*lO gro. “ received And
JLi ibr aalo bjr . , •
/, &
' ' ' “ 'GO Wood etieeV
JAPAN VAKNlBU“l'!ot‘jxis«-w«!ft'c<rttlwl:ibt'ealo by.
botIT ‘ YLEMINQ BROS.
ISINGLASS VXtAmm-m -yanls, Id 1 yard coses, la
atogo aodfor sale by . (acrrll) FLEMING Traps. ,
\J opdi for gala by
"HITiNQ—-29bbls forjsUobjrv -• ; •-••4./.'=:'
- ~:iioT31: t-'i' 1 ... - ' FLEMIHGBIUS3,
Air ouraraiAiiosrATiG; ; suaui j> ah. : boilsafpsmo
,T T dozen Wolfes Aromatic Scheldam ScbnafipsTor sola
vbolesalo or retail,-ot. :
• ocISO .... ,• , . KEYBElt*Bt)rpg^totß,140 Woodstreet.
by.
- ;B. A. FAUJfESTOCK & Co. # ;
ecr. Wood and First street.
OOUUK.«r-&) ibis Anwrieiiu; ' ;'. . , 7
2 casta. French;. For sale by -•
figpS* li -A. yAIIN£STOCS & 00.
/TXIitIAM TAiVTAU.—iiS bbia fonrarloU fat sale by
KJ aepgS > B. A. gA»SEStOCR > QQ,
;L:: ,-;Wftggtf» Congrcia -
ypmg Bflfcfa prepares bynparely
isteamzsicdtowa^whoiAjn^jrvi^rj^u*toiaz&Zicpenr.
n is* pain whenllist cuaVVat by exposure t&lhßtorbc*
comes gradually of axaast tntosso ani permanent ttetk,
Voreale In bottles of TWiona site, by oiTeUrL a%
eoftS - . ,
-fifaUTOttry Wttf ~ \&tf M«tat gtrtoti tqrnwr<?f&L.
,-s^
r *s
Kugiihtl, In store imj for sal I
■ - MJSSIISO*BW»3.
; '«pß3*, a supuriorquality-tii'fitoro
fe&vll) FLEMINGDROa.
V
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