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CLOTHING.
♦ rillll! subscribe: ri'o.'.U , esiA clfully Inform In*rncr.iJr>iina
1. Ujo puMK tbht bo has removed ftvm Ins old stand, ou
-•'-"'•sficUcts.a»et; Id the XWr. IMX fRO&T M>..
STUEEJVinimedmtely opporifn tho Theatte,
where beds now reviving umi opoiiing a, baaOMffie assort-,
meit of Plain and Fancy Colored Ckulis, Capsimeres and.
- YoHing-s of th* neweststyles, which he mUlaJ»'pU»Mire
• iu\-.!mwing id loose who urn;; favor him with ft calk lie is.
" uls.» nroiiaied io hValur to order- every, arthno of Clotumg
* constituting nOeutlemanV R'ardrobe, .in. the latest mid
. -mestCiKliioniihle, style. • . - • •'-
' TO-T-d A—Tho subscriber offers for salehis com
.> '-nlyic system of Garment ‘ Draughting, •«> .favorably- known
'• anl generally used by-thij trade of this city, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and elsowlmre; at tho following prices, viz:
With -instructions, $10,00; without instructions, $»,00.
: The Hook and Itu)or, coutaining-fuU and accurate directions
..... ‘ vtbpuccessfaldraaghUng.forvranledtoanypartof theunited
: . States, on receipt of $7,00, by JAMES.C. WATT,
Toucher of Garment cutting,
mfir2S. . ; No. 45 Fifth street, opposite the Theatre.
UAllliKl/ GIIAV,
■'aPciAi* "orfit.iteSSivcsi
gr. •CLAIR PirttiDUEOll. .
GENTLIiMKN’S CLOTUI. iU.mnde exclusively to order,
* and warranted- to suit. lias-constantly on *
■efioloe GASSISIEItp, VJ«l»OS,
- RnJ.OVERCOATI.NU, of the latostatjrles,
f,r the custom trade, gentlemen leading r
\ their wishes consulted and complied with, as ml work
■'J. done xmdar'hls.own m 1
G LOTH IN G STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & GO.,
■" the ££» of the XUEEB 1)IG LOOKS, have, for the par
« Bwiitoj more'sptae.dr tbek Immenej.business,
- r-mored to the spacious homing on thecornor or
-: ■"“ niAMoi'tl ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
' \ • Whero they have uo<7 th&mo?t -
. SPLENDID STOCK.-OP,CLOTHSI
A.SD
READY HADE CLOTHING,
•That hits cvor becu offered tothe public.
Their principalohjettfor this removal, is togivo them
more facilities far thu. ■ /
■ WMOa.ESAIiB TRADE!
' Thev uro hropftred fapeiltJondsHt the - _ „ „
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES!
. • , AhU thoy .uarrant them to be as good as any mann
'• • ; facturcd in the Union. „„ „
CUSTOM WORK>
: ttr.THE B EST. .STYLE, A*n UPON THE SUOE.TEST
Thoy have ca hand a lull add beautiful assortment o.
Of,OTIIS M«1 COATINGS, ior ■ ■• ■
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUSI
' ■ -- NESS COATS. ■
■ ’ Our Interests are Identical with those of our customers,
and wo assure tho public that our fidelity will not- fall iu
filling nil orders we may ho favored with.
DON’T FOUGHT THU PLACE—
§§ W«»d Sftreeit,
(east side,) cobnub- or diamond alllt.
- N. desiroour patrons to understand that wo have
’ no lonircrauy cr.nnoctlon with tho Clothing Business oa
• '—Liberty street; -Our attention is dovotod ox.clufdvt-.ly to tne
••••:House abbro designated,
• * ' mar*23
DRY GOODS
Motive ! I ••
TO' THE wnnLK>ALti .AND .RETAIL PHALLUS 01
PITTSBURGH, ALLEGHENY CLTY, ANDMCIMTI.
—D UitKGU & 00., Importers k Wholesale Donors jn
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Varieties, No. 99, one
doer ?rom the North-west comer of -Wood st. and Diamond
alley, Pittsburgh. Having completed the enlargement of
'their present occupied IVaro Rooms, are now cpeuingono
oftho largest and bevt slckX of DKY.GOODS and \ALTE
TIKS, they have ever heretofore exhibited to the Pittsburgh
triule, and on examination, will bo found to be unsurpassed
by any other House of tho hind in tho Cttj\ and as one of
thti partners is. generally lathe Eastern Cities during the
'business wasons, bundiasing cheap bargains, adapted
- tho Pittsburgh mid Western Trade, vre will be able to oner
•inducements to oor old customers, and purchasers gener
ally. Our stock or Dry Goods ooneirt- in part, of lh« f‘>n<*w
ing leading articles, vis:
Superior Broad CJolhs;
U . -pnot-and IV.tersham do;
Fancy Cashmere?. Tweeds and Sntinet'.r;
Jeans, Fsnrv Vestings and Cordim.ys;
Flannels, Th-Vmg# and Vest Paddings;
Brown and Bleached Muslins, and Irish Linens;
Foreign and Domestic Ginghams;
; Alpacas, Merimw, OobuiTT CloUis, and Drcso SHhn;
Day State and Broache Shawls;
Woolen Comforts and Fancy Silt Ilandkerchlcfe.
The' following comprise a part of the general stock cr
■Varieties;
Buttons, Combs, Threads and Sewing Silks;
Hosiery, Cloves, Ribbons, and Black Silk \ cils;
■ LaoeHJoods. Jaoonetts. Mull and Cambrick Muslins;
Fancy Nettings, and Millinery goods gcncmUy.
Also —A large assortment ofTaWe Cutlery, Pocket knives,
Ttaxors mil Settlors of our own ImportaUun, Perfumer?’,
/Patent Medicines, together with a splendid assortment of
Gold find Gilt Jewelry, of the latest pattern* Gold and Sil
. Ter Watches; Watch materials Wnich gin-res, and nn ex
tensive stock of "0 hour and 8 day Brass Clocks, of a variety
of patterns. All of which will be sold on the most accom
modating terms, Mr Cadi, or City reference.
N. B.—City, O.nntry Morrhnnis and redlars are invited
tb give ub a call before purchasing elsewlierw.
• ; T) OHhOti AUl.__
SKQpND ARRIVAL OP
PAbh AND WINTER DRY «OOI>SI!
• - The Cheapen Goods of the Season !
' ~X7’OUNG STEVENSON & LOVE, sign of tho original
J. l»Etdiivt,.No. 74 MARKET STREET,between Fourth
.. and the Diamond, Pittsburgh, hare just received, and are
, now opening a large and splendid assortment of
DRESB GOODS,
?Of the newest and moat desirable styles, adapted to tho
present season.
Plaid Brocade and Fancy Silk?, at bargains.
Plain Black and Ccfroellan Silks and Turk Satina.
' Merino Plaids, all wool, and Silk «iai V.'Of)! do.
Also, Haw Silk and Cashmere Plaids of every description,
very cheap.
Now style Plain and Fancy Do Lalnr-s.
French ilerlnes, Ousntneres, CoburgK, n»ul Pur.,-
•rnaHaS, all colors and qualities.
• De Beg**, «nd high colored De Lainua, all qualities.
Kali aud Winter Shawls, of every description,
• • • ■ Long and Square Brooby and Plaid Shawls.
3’rintcd Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
French Chintzes, Ginghams. .
A gcn-ral assortment fast color Prints, from GJ4 eta. np.
• WHITE GOODS of every description.
.;*• Collfirs, Cuffs,Chemisettes and ErnbM Hdlcfs., at bargain?.
. - 1 Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
\ ... i • Atso, o full stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, al low prices r
Linen Sheetiug, Pillow Linen*, Table Clotln, and Nap*
kins. Russia Diaper, and Cravats, very cheap.
GLOYES, HOSIERY; SUSPENDERS, and CKAI ATS.
We would respectfully solicit an early call from both
wholesale and retail buyers, flattering ourselves that we
- can accommodate all who may favor us with their patron
. y U °gsuSo. STRYKNSON & WE.
Jnll.Received'
AT THE 01U0INAL BEE-nXVE,
Sh. 74 MARKET STREET,
Anew supply op fall ani, winter goods,
which will he sold at exceedingly low prices. »e
would rep peel fully solicit an early call tom our friends end
the public in gcuenil, hollering that wo con now offer
greater inducements to both wholesnlo and retail bnycrs.
thane™heretofore. TOoyG[ EyFJiEOS t LOVE-
WM. A. M’CLUUG,
dealer is
Fine Tons, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
rrTTSßtman. pa.
1 S now' receiving ularge assortment of ERESU GOODS,
L in addition to his already extensive stock, PordiUMsl
from first hands in the Eastern markets, which, will be told
families, baying by the
«*!
' H.wcWn and Carriage Factory I
JOHHSTON, BBOTHEBB & CO.,
. S&ns
rJpSMM'nnd tiro public generally, that Uioy have
commencvd tbn manufacture of Carnage**
SgSlia-Harouchrs, Rorkaways.Bnsgies.Slcigha and
Chariots, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
Ail artlerfi will is, executed with strirt regard to durability
and beauty of fiuhh. will also bo attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using in all their work the
Eastern Bbafw, Poles, anti \M»wl stuff* they feel conn*
dimt that all who fovor tbcw with their patronage, will bo
-i>erfecUy satisfied on trial of their work.
Purrhru’crs are requested to giTe us a call, before purena-
CTngclsewhe.ro. octG.ly
' : CAKKIA<SkS KOtt SALE."
Till! undersigned lias just received at his - miiwv q.
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE. situau.vj
jaoar the Two Mile Hun, between Pittsburgh
and Lawrencoville, a splendid upgortmentJw*; —w....
of VEHICBEI*, of every description, and will continue to
reccivo regularly, new and second band Girrtag>:x, Sdkirs,
Buggies, which ho will sell on the very lowest terms for
cash. Having had twelveyeaw’practice in the business,and
wiib hWweU known facilities in the Hast, ho Hatters himself
lu puttihg down all competition. „ „ , ,
Those wishing to purchase are respectfully invited to call
aadseefortl^tnselvefl.
Esnecial and prompt attention paid to repairing of Carri
-1 fmylB:d*wy*l JOSEPH WHITE.
“ ‘ ‘ ITVKRIf bTABLE,
' Comer of SmWifield stree.l and. Diamond alley.
A THE undersigned Jiaring added largely to his
stock, Is now prepartid to accommodate the public
/Q2.with tbc finest Buggies, and best Horses, both for.
Saddle and Harness. Gentlemen wishing to have horses
kept aflivery, will find superior accommodations for them
at this stable. The stalls aro large and new, an(l the pro-
every attention to their, ease and comfort.
oetGry . / P. DEVLIN.
BLANK BOOKS— ' UgCM,
• Journals, Day Books,
Cush Boohs, Receipt Books,
Dockets, Or any descrip
tion of BEANE BOOKS MADE TO ORDER nt short notice,
of the most Rupcrior quality of paper, bound in any style
required. Blank Books paged to order. .
A. large and excellent stock of Blank Books, always on
hand and for rale at low rates, consisting of Cap, Demy and
Medium work, in all ntylcs of blading.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
W. 8. HAVEN,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
ppryo Corner of Market and Second streets.
THE partnership between tbo undersigned, at Pittsburgh
and Wheeling, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Joseph Richards has transferred htj lnterert ti George W.
Smith, who U alone authorized to >'M i O R Ma of the
late firm. • JO g Bpn RIOIIAEDs'.
Pittsburgh, -August 20, 1853,
OAltD—The BREWING, OK AITf.MALTand HOP TRADE
ang27:3m . lUAywqj
• —~ Revolver*)! Revolver®!■
-rn«tT RECEIVED—By Express, direct from themanulae-
asptendlil assortment of Colt’s Repeating-Pis
tol*. 4 6 and G inches barrel, all,of which we will scU ibr
cash m low as they can bo bought in the city of New York.
I’ereonßgoing to Australia ot California, will Hud that they
can do hotter by purchasing their cquippage at, homo, than
they can among strangers.os, we give persons ft chance to
•-trsTiny of the above PUUIs, before, tho city; and
In case oC, a failure, werefgnd the money. .
tncubeut. » 6 BOWN k TKTU3Y,
ISG TToodstreet, Pittsburgh.
"**‘Notlcelo Farmers wul Gardeners.
Tins pubscrlber lms r*ce!v«l hia fnpply ofTURKIT
BFUUS—vU’ Largo Parple Top, bellow: Aberdcens,
•mate Globo, Largo Norfolk, tmd LalncVs improved Roto
Tpura or Swedish. Also,® ftrr tons or Lclnas’ FerUliier,
000 of thebcsl manures for com, pain, (*r»BJ, vesetobloa,
fruiUrecs, Sc., of easy and safo application,at I'bUadelpUa
nnd Farming rmploS><jnU,rn tho
1- testimproTcmcnts, at the Seed and Implement Warehouse,
N ? .49Tmhrtrmt.. , JAMES WABDROP.~ :
OLK VBl. A.SUA£ND ;J»,(JISBUKGH
'RAILROAD.
OF TIMK.
l4tb, 1853, PnF?engar
\j/.-Trains vvill rud daily (Sundays excepted) as follows .*
' MAIL TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 9.05 A Mfir WoUsville,
Rtopping at nil intcrmcdiato Stalion.' at Alliance at
11.35 A 51, and IVeUfiTitlo at 2.20 I’ M. VJ. - • * ;
. EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 3.00 PSI for Alli
ance stopplng-at ltud.sot),.Karlvillo and llavcnna only—
arrive at Alliance at 54)0 P SI. . . . •
ACCOM MODATION TRAIN leavesCloveland for Ravenna,
and intermediate Stations at 7.45,and arrive at Ravenna at
y or, p .j wo through Trains from Cleveland to Pitts*
burgh dally.
- EXPRESS TItAXN loaves Alliance for Cleveland at 12.50
p stopping nt Lima, Ravenna, Earlvilla and Hudson
oniy— arrive ot Cleveland at 2.40 VM. The Moil Train of
Ohio and Penna. Railroad, leaving Pittsburgh, at 8.00 A M,
connects with this Train at Alliancoatll.4s A M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Wcllsville for Cleveland at 3.00 P
M, 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 715 A M—arrive at
Cleveland at 0.00 AM. Only one through train from Pitts
burghto Cleveland daily.
CONNECTIONS.—MaiITraiD from Cleveland connects at
Alliance with the 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 M.
Express Train from Cleveland, and Mail Train from
Wol)sviUe,both connect at Alliance at 5.00 .P M with the
Express Train of O; & P. R. for Pittsburgh—arriving at
Pittsburgh nt 8.15 PM.
Express Tnuu.from Alliance connects with the 8.00 AM
Train of O. & P.IL froia Pittsburgh. ;
Paasehgers leaving Pittsburgh oh the 8.00 A M Train hr
riTohtCleveliindnt 2.40 PM, and cohnocfc with the follow
ing trains East, West and South.
Ou.TEUNDJtNT>Toua>o.--Trainfl''leaving at 3.00 PM for
.'Sandusky, Toledo,Chicago and the North West,’arriving at
Toledo ut 7.551* M and Chicago next morning nt 7 00—
time throughfrhm Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than 24
; hours. • ;
Cleyf.lasu. CoLUSimra ASD CiNClKSATt.—Trains leavlng:nt
2AO P M and 8.30 P il for Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon,
Dayton,.lndianapolis and nil stations cn-tho Bellefontuine
aiid Indiana Railroad! •
Clevelako Etue.— ■'Trains leaving at 4.45 P M and
9.00 P M for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New-York.. The
Trains, connect both ways with the C. Z, 4 0. R. R. at
Hudson for Cuyahdfea Palls, Akron and Clinton at Bayard
with the Railroad for Carrollton, Miner-viand Way nesburg;:
. Tickets fhrbugh.to.Toletfo, 1 . Lasallo and
Freeport can be obtained at this office. ;
Piuwengeff'jire'reffuijgtod ta .procuro their tickets at the
Company’s Office,■ ot • JOHN A. CADGHEY, Agent,
noviS MonongaheWHonse, Water sU Pittsbnrgh,
New Arrangement,
COMMENCING A UGUST 8, 1853
IjiXPRT:S3 TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh tit o o’clock, AM;
l j etopt? only at the principal Stations, and dines at Crest
line at 1.50 P M, arriving at Cincinnati in the C7CDing,Yia
Columbus and Xenia.
Fare from Pittsburgh to Ciudnnali,s7,7s; to Columbus,
$5,25.
MAIL Tit AIN leaves Pittsburgh at S.oO A M; dines at Al
liance ; and reaches Crestline at 6.00 P M, connecting witb
tliH Night Train to Colnmbus and Cincinnati, and with the
hellolbntaine and lihliuna Railroad for Payton, Indianapo
lis, Terre lianto, aud towns in Indiana. Connections art*
mode at Alliance by Railroad with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland. „
Faro from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4.00.
JOHN M’CMSKF.T £ CO.
Connections arc made at Mansfield by Railroad with San*
duskv Cttv, Munsfield, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanes
ville. -
l ure to Sandusky City, $4,50; to Newark, $4,00; to Zones*
vfllo. $5. •
Connections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Handosky Citv. Passengers who leavo lMtts
burgh in the Mad Train at 8.30 A M. go directly by Mans
field and Sandusky City to Detroit, without detention.
* taro to Detroit, G. 00: tn Chiragn, til, 1 00.
UETUUA'IISGi
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TRANSPORTATION.
RETURNING
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TIIK FATRoSS TRAIN leaves Creodine at 1.00 P M,
Mansfield nl 1.40 P JJ, and Alliance at 5.00 P 51, and readi
er IPitbiburgh at H. 15 P M, connecting with the Express
Train to Philadelphia and DaUimore, which leaves Pitts
burgh tit 10.30 P. 11.
-Time from Cincinnati U) Pittsburgh, 14J/£ hours. Fare.
*,7,75. Fare from Cincinnati to Fkilidelpliia or
$16.00. *
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crostlmn at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; ennncrtß with Express Train from Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 5, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
rittshurrh ui 10 A M and 4.45 1' 51, and Now Brighton at 7
A M and I P 51. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at reduced rotes.
FREIGHTTRAIN leaven Pittsburgh at 0.30 A M,and ar
rives al 4.30,1' SI.
tttk. Passengers arc requested to procure Tickets attho
Company’s Office, at tbn Federal blreet Station, of
GRORQK PARKIN', Ticket Agent,
The Trains do not run on Sunday.
JSSt" Further information may bo obtained of
augS * JOHN hl.I/IA, Passenger Agent,
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND .NEWARK
UAILUOAD.
IV INTER ARll ANGHMKNT
ON and after Wf.DNhrDAV, November Ih, JSS3, Three
Passenger Trains ruu daily {Sundays excepted) as fol*
lowa: GOING SOUTH.
Morning Mail Evening
Exj tress. Exjrrat.
Leave Sandusky at..~. 4.30 A M 11.00 A M % 6.10 P 51
Monroeville Junction.. 516 “ 11.60 “ 6JiO “
Shelby Junction t>.4o 41 1.15 PM "7.15 “
Mansfield Junction 7.20 “ 1.40 u 8.10
Mount Vernon.- 9.05 lt 4.10 u 9.55 “
Reach Newark.-- JO.OJ “ 5.16 “ 11.00“
GOING NORTH.
Leave Newark at. 4.‘20 A 51 9.00 A M 6.25 P M
Mt. V eruon 6.2 a “ 10.10 M i«->0 “
Mansfield Junction 7.20 « 12.10 P 51 8.10 “
Shelby Junction ..7.46 “ 1.05 “ 8215“
Monroeville Junction.. 9.15 “ 3.10 “ 10.30 “
Reach Sandusky 10.00 u 555 “ 11.05 u
Connecting at baudusky With Mad River and Lake Ene,
and “ Northern Division” Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
At Monrottitle, with Trains on “Southern Division”
Cleveland and Toledo It. IL, for Cleveland, Toledo, 4c.
At ghelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati Railroad.
At Mansfield Junction, with Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsburgh.
At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for fcancarUle,
Columbus, 4c., Ac.
This arrangement of Trains completes tho line of direct
communication between the East and* 4 Gnat Iforiii-WcsL”
Passengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
lb© "West, proceed, directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad (o Mansfield. Tbonco
to Monroeville, where connection la made immediately for
Toledo, Chicago, ami intermediate places—affording a route
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
Connection is also made with all tho Trains on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Mansfield, by which ynssen
gers from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed, to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia and Baltimore, without delay.
By this route, passengers taking the early Train from
ZanosTillo, Columbus, Newark, Ac., can go to Toledo, San
dusky or Cleveland, remain in either place some four hours,
and return bom© same day.
THROUGH TICKETS to be had at tho different Stations,
for Lheabove named places.
J. VL ROBINSON, Superint’t.
Sandusky. November, 1853. fnov2d:3m)
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
WfE ore forwarding Produce, Aa, to Baltimore and FhUa
ff • delphta, promptly, on receipt. Time, Fife Days.
bates or matin*.
Bacon, Pork and Beef, (salted,) 45c. $ 10003 a.
On Lard, Lard Oil, Tallow, Cotton, window Class, GOe.
lOOfos.
On Candles, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Laaf Tobacco,
60c. 100 lbs.
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Seed, 70c. •$ fl>. ,•
On Deer Skins, Hemp, Flax, and Eggs, 70c. IOOIbs. ■
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandize, 90c.
IOOIbs.
On Flour. barrel.
Wo are also prepared to forward freight-to Rodebangh’s
Station, near Grccnsburg,and Intermediate Stations.
COVODI3 & GRAHAM, Agents,
corner of Penn and Wayn© sts M Pittsburgh. .
n. 11. nOUSTON, Agent,
Jy29 276 Slarket street, Philadelphia.
Malcolm lf.zcb.. -jona m’alpin .josepu s. leech.
•J. 8* Leech) fllcAlptn & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Sealers In Produce, Met
als, and Pittsburgh Manufactures, Nob. 242 and 244
Liberty street, near tbo head of "Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa., of
fer for ealo on liberal terms, the following:
100 tierces fresh Rice; <50,000 Ibß. Bacon, assorted;
100 bbls. Tar; j 6 tons Bar Iron, do;
1500 kegs Nails, assorted; ■' 3 do Best Nail Rods;
500 bores Window Q loss, I 2000 kegs Rock and Rifle
assorted; ! Powder, assorted;
CO half chests Tea, as-! 300 boxes Rosin Soap;
sorted; 1 85 bbls. Linseed, Lanl on«*.
76bxs.Tobacco,assorted;! Tanners* Oil;
lOOhhds.N.O.Sugar.portj 300 bbls. Vinegar;
prime; ; 30 do Itosln;
6 hxs. Havana Sugar; * *'2o do Pitch;
10 hhds. Porto Rico do; j 5000 lbs. assorted Copper;
150 hags Coffee; ! 20 bbls. and kegs Lard;
500 l»bla. N. O. Molasses; ! 10 kegs assorted Shot;
75 do fI.H. do; ! 1 do Buck Shot;
800 I)l?.Tin Plate, n«sM:S 6 bbls. Alum;
4 ions Wire, do; ; 20 do Rye Flour;
2do Spelter; ; 20 setts Tinners’ Machines
5 casks sheet Zinc, as-; and Tools;
sorted; ; 100 has. Dried Apples;
600 pigs Tin; \ 100 hales Batting, assorted;
1000 lbs. Antimony; * 2000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, as
-10 tons ass’d Shoot Iron;» sorted.
100,000 lbs. nss*d Bulk Meat;!
PKOCLAHATIOS.
BY virtue of & precept under tbo bands of Wm. B.
McClure, President of tho Court of Common Pleas, in
and for tbo &tb Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and Jus*
ticoof tbo Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery In and for said District, and William Boggs and
Gabriel Adams, Esqs., Associate Judges of tbc saino County,
in and for the County of Allegheny, dated the 19th doy of
November, in the year of our Lord one thousand hun
dred and fifty-three, and to mo directed, for holding a
Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at
the Court Douse in the city of Pittsburgh, on the 4»h Mon
day of December, at 10 o’clock, A. M.,
Public notice.is hereby given to all Justices of the Peace,
Coroners and Constables of tho County of Allegheny, that
they he then and there, in their proper persons, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations and other remem
brances, to do those things which to their respective officers,
in their behalf, appears to bo done—and also those that will
prosecute tho prisoners that now are, or may. be in the jail
of said County of Allegheny, to be then and there, to proe
ocute against them &s shall bo just.
Given , under my hand, in Pittsburgh, this tilth day of
November, In tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
•dred and fifty-throe, and of the Commonwealth the '77th.
itov23 • - - WM, MAGILL, Sheriff.
Thanksgiving,
THANKSGIVING DAY being close at hand, JEHU
lIA WORTH* corner of Diamond and Diamond alley,,
winhes to inform all those.persons fond of good Plum Pud
ding or Mince Pies that ho is selling good cooking Roi
sinsat GV cU., Bc,loc to 12)4 Cental lb; new crop Bunch
KaisinH 18%c $ lb, or $1,75 half box; Currants 12)4 to
20c tUb, good Cluster Raisins $2 box; pure good Bpfces
3c ox.; mixed do. 3c *1 oz. Good Wine and Brandy for
cooking purposes, 25c quart ' nov22
ENGINEERS’ STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
W.grHAVEK,
- Corner 0? Market as© Second B*Restb.
ALWAYS ON HAND, a large and wellselected stock of
Whatman’s Drawing Papers, all sizes; ~
Drawing Paper in rolls, various widths j
Draughting Pencils;
" Mathematiciil Instruments;
Tape Lines; India Rubber;
FfeldBooto:
- Profile-Papers; •
——- Crops Section Papers; _
. . Protractor Papers;
And all artistes of -Stationery: nscd Engineers.
Transit, Topography and Record Books.maije
to errdoN»mlcd to any pattern required.:!'!; . pcpl i
> r .-
INSURANCE COMftAN IES.
Delaware Mntunl Safety Inanrance Co* '
- .; Office-, north room ofyifJßsxhangp,.Third sUyphiL
"(TURK INSURANCE.—Buddings, merchandize an<f other
TV property, in, town, anil insured, against less or
damage by fire, at the Iqw.cst rate of premium. ' :r -v -
v . Marine lascß.wtCE.-r-TheyolsAihsure vessels,cargoes.and
freights, foreign,or coastwieo, 'uhder open or special policies, r
as tlm assured teay detire, ■ .1
■ Transportation^—They also insure iaerchaudize
transported by wagons; railroad cars, canal boats.and atom
boats, onrivers and lhkes, on-the-towt liberal terms.
V .Directors-—Josoplr H. Seal, Edmaml A-:Somlet, John 0.
’ Davis, Robert Burton, John Kv Penrose, Samuel
George G. Leiper; Edward Darlington; Isaac -IL Davis, Wil
liam Folwell, John Ncwlin, Dr.‘R. M.dlnston,%Jaa;C.-llaud,
Theophilus Panldingj H. Jono3 Brooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh
Craig, George Scrrill, Spencer M*Uvain, Charles Kelly, J. O.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr, S.Thomas, John Sailers, William
Eyre,jr. -
Directors at Pittsburgh —D.T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John-
T. Logan. * Wiujam Martin, President
i :■ Tno9;-O;HAXD, Vies President
• Joseph W.Cowan, Secretary.
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water, street, Pittsburgh.-
jel6:dtf ; ' • - - • IVAMJAPEUIA. Agent.
raoTECTiois
INSURANCE COMPANY,
■ OF. - '
HARTFORD, CONN;,
Capital Slack, Annual Premiums and Western Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance issued at ij.ll times on the .most favora
ble terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, .
. the -.
PERILS OP NAVIGATION,
vBY -
GEO. E. ARNOLD,, Agent ;
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
inarl6:y • •
the united states
LIFE INSURANCE,
annuity and trust company,
PMBJLADEI.PBIJIA.
CHARTERED APBIL 26TH, 1850.
.CIIAUTEK rmiI’ETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
S. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers'(tf the Home Board at Philadelphia:
directors.-*
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrore W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tmgley, • Geo. M’llcnry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Dcvureux,
William M. Godwin, William BrKee.
PrcsuteitfT—Stephen It. Crawford. -
Tice President— Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, axnes n. Willson, M. D.
Allegheny City—U. D. Mowry, SI. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
tnarl7:y. . . No'. 74. Fourth-street, Pittsburgh. '
The Franlxlin Fire lnaurance Company,
Of • Philadelphia, &nnsylvanuL . ..
DIRECTORS— Charles W. Bancker, Tliomas Hart, Tobins
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob It. Smith, Goo. W. Rich
ards, Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolnhl E. Borie, David S. Browne,
Morris Patterson. : Ciu.3. N.BascKza, President.
Ca.vs. G. BancKee, Secretary. , '•
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are .consistent with security..
Tho Company have reserved a large. Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to the assured. • • -
Tho Assets of tho Comjiany 1 on January Ist, 1561, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were os follows, viz:
Mortgage ...$918,128 68
Real Estate 84,377 78
Temporary Loans 83,966 17
Stocks. «... ... 61,889 00
Cash, Ac.... - 61,846 81
Total..: ...« «... .......$1,212,708 44
Since their, incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand .Dollars, lasses by tie, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of Insurance, as well ns the ability and disposi
tion to ima-t with prtnnptnu.-w all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Office. nnrth-east cor. Wood and Third sts.
TIIIKU ANNUAL STATKMENT
OF THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
' OV I'BNNSYLTANL\.
Assets, May l»*t,
Prvmnuns received to IBSJ
Interest on Loans, Ac
Ciipilal Stock.
Boturnod premiums, Loescp, Re insurance, Ex
penses, Ac,. - 87,864 SS
WVJ^TMrNTS.
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good seen-
cuntjes
Premium Notes.
Cash on hand....
Total om’t of Resources, Liable for Lewes $358,318 70
JJTUSrTV'BS.
JOHN V. RUTHERFORD.Dauphin county,
V. C. SKDOWloK,Hnrri>d>im:,
SAMUEL JONES, Phihulniplili,
A. WII.KINK Banker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER,
JOHN 1L RUTHERFORD: Dauphin county,
A. J. OILLETT, Harrisburg,
g. T- JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KIjIJTZ,-Carbon MUtnty.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A-J. GILMJTT, Secretary.
Will injmrc against perils of soa and inland navigation,
alsa, on Morchandlic in city or country, at lowest rates con
sistent with safety. Policies Issued on dwelling houses
either prr|>otunJly orfor a term of years.
Branch Office, corner loorth and SmithftcW stn?ets.
nyti-htf A. A. CARRIER. Actuary;
Fttßburgb”Lire~liunrancc fcompany, of
PITTSBURGH, /U. C.iriTAt.SlOO,ooo.
I^resuit-ni — James 8. lloon.
Vice l*resWom—Sauuix M’Clureah.
Treasurur— Joseph 8. Letch.
Secretary—C. A. Cclton.
OFFICE, NO. 65 FIFTH STREET,
(Masonic Halt Building .)
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
or connected with Life Risks.
Mutual Rates ore the samo as those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies.
Joint Stock rates at a reduction of one-third from the
Mntual rates—equal toa dividend of thirty-three and one
third per paid annually in advance.
Risks taken on thelites of persons going to California or
Australia. ‘ “
dmicro ns.
Samuel M’Clurkan,
John A. Wilson,
Joseph P. Gaixam, M. D.
Alexander Reynolds,
Hiram Stowe. mar 23
James 8. Hoon,
William Phillips,
John Scott,
John ITAlpin,
Horatio N. Lee,
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
It. MILLER, Jr., President. } F. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITA!*, 0300,000*
•TTFILL Insure against all kinds of ri.«ke, FIRP. nndMA
yy RINE. All losses will lie liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Homo institution, managed by Directors wbo are well
known in tho community, and who aro determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they unvo assumed, as offering tho best protection to those
who dosiro to be Insured.
Directors.— lLMiller, Jr.,O.W. Ricketson, J.W.Butler,
N. Holmes, J r n W. H.HmlUi, C.lhmson, George W. Jackson,
Wm, M. Lyon, James Llppenedtt, George Dorsic, James Me-
Auloy, Alexander Nimlek, Thomas ficott.
XQ. Office, No. 92 W’atcr streot, (Warehouse of Spang A
Co..upstairs.) Pittsburgh. > nov24;ly
la your Life Insured,
IP NOT, read what Ffiraoono has written. Among all Uie
contrivances of man to protect the family circle from
want, none can be found more simple in Us character, noble
In its feature, or eortain in Us results, than LIFE INSUR
ANCE. It !$ the prop which the dying husbaud leaves to
support tho wife of his bosom.
It is the unseen hand of tbo Provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together the family group.
C. A. COLTON, Secretary,
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, Fifth st„
sep2l Slavonic Hall.
Wholesale and Retail.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND THUNK MANUFACTORY.
ROBERT 11. HARTLEY, begs leave to Inform
Ws friends and tho public generally, that he
continues to occupy that large and commodious
Btore Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Fahne- c>
stock A Co., No. 80. comer of Diamond Alley and Wood st.J
where he keeps a large and general assortment of Saddles,
Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bogs, Valises,
Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other articles In his line.
He also, keeps 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 06 per cent cheaper.
Country Merchants and Fanners would do well to (all and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere/as he la de
termined to sell first rata articles at very low prices.
JtSS* Don’t forget the place, No. 86, corner of Wood st. and
Diamond Alloy. C oj>2fl
A Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible,,>
CONTAINING the whole of the OLD and NEW TESTA
MENTS, collected and arranged systematically in Thir
ty Books, (based on the work of tho learned Talbot,) togeth
er with an Introduction, sotting forth the character of tho
work and tho immense facility this method affords for un
derstanding the Word of God. Also, three different Tables
of Contents prefixed, and a General Index subjoined, bo 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,
For salo by J. 8. DAVISON,
0c1'22 65 Market streot, near Fourth.
Dutch Bnlboue Roots* Ac,
THE subscriber has received direct from Harlem, hi a
supply of choice Hyacinths, Tulips, Peonons, and other
Flower Roots for fall planting, and for Winter, blooming in
pots and glasses.. Gross Seed for lawns, which makes a
fino Close smooth Turf, equal to Sods. Pruning Instru
ments, Garden and Farming Implements, of the most ap
proved construction, at Eastern prices,, from tho Seed and
Horticultural Warehouse, Fifth street, of
sopSl .. JAMES WARDROP.
Copartnership.
TnE UNDERSIGNED linving purchased the interest of
James Richardson, in. tho Wholesale Grocery, Commis
sion and Naval Store,No. 144, Water street, design contin
uing tho business, under the firm and style of 'ERWIN &
DTLWORTHS, ana wo solicit a continuance of the custom of
the late proplcter. JAMES ERWIN,
SAM’L DILWOUTH,
WM. DILWORTH, Jr.
In resigning my business to EftYTCNfc.'DrLTOraTHS.I cheer*
fully recommend .them to alt those Tvitli whom I have been
doing business. James Krwin or myself will attend to set*
Uing the business,
novilm
millKD STREET PROPERTY FOR BALK—A now Throe
I Story Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with Store Room,
situated on Third street, between .Wood ,nnd Smithfield;
•contains eleven Rooms, besides, the Store-room, Hall, and
good Cellar. ' Tho House is well finished, and In good order;
Gas Fixtures, Bath Room, for hot and cold water, Ac. Tho
Lot is 20 feet front by $5 deep. Will be sold upon easy
terms. 8. CUTHBKRT & SON,
novB 140 Third street.
SOMERSET— A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, situated
on tiie West Newton and Cumberland Plank Road,
about 00 miles from Piltsbunrh and 8 from Somerset, con
sisting of 297 Acres, 150.0 f winch are in cultivation—tbo
balance fine timber. The Farm Is well watered. The
buildings area Tavern, a Smith and Wagon Maker’s Shops,
and other out-houses. A Saw and Grist Mill on
the adjoining property.- Price $4500. Terms easy.
nov4 8. CUTHBERT & SON, 140 Third st.
“"OYSTER TRANSPORTATION,
\ir£have arranged with the Pennsylvania aniSusqne-.
ff hanna Railroad Companies; for w special Oyster
Transportation Line,'at exceedingly low rates.
oct7 .... . ADAMS £. CO., 04 Water st.
TREAD’S PLEADER’S ASSISTANT: new edition, with
Jy Nnfpa therewith a short system of
Conveyancing; fcyA.-Jordan, President Jndge of tho Eighth
Judicial District, received and for sale by
J. R. WELDIN; Bookseller and Btationej,
jy22 : 03 Wood street, bet ween 3d &4 th ttJ.
■“ ’ „ * - v '
-. ••.■’ ■% \ i
H-.-j
BANKERS AND BROKERb
e. o. tujuux,..^
K* tI£BXAK
« ‘TEEEirA3f ; & CO;,
BASTKEB 8 AND KXCUANGE BROKERS,
hfo, 06 Wood Shut, and Dumxmd ATUy
- JOHK WOODS,
■ - ■ . BANKER AND EXCIUNGE BROKER, .
T\EALEII in Gold, Silver and Bank Notes'. . 'Current and
JL/.. par funds received on deposit Collections cnrcfiiUy at-:
tended to. fourth Street, oho. door East 'of Market, Pitts
burgh, Ta. ~ ~- v '■’ fi t <hlv
Domestic and ibrtign Exv'igjint, 2&r£ Aoto, Gobi and Stiver
X - Bought, Sold and Exchanged. atiht
:EXCHANGE AND. BANKING HOUSE:OF
WILLIAM A. -HILL & CO., - ; a
W wood arazsT, htthbcmii.
t&»lntarefltallowed on time-deposite.- [aug23
1553. 7
EXCHANGE AND DA N K tNG. HODSE OF
A. WILKINS: & CO., :
No. 75. Fourth Street,
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh,
janS
0. E s ABHOLB & CO.,' ~
BANKERS AND'EXCHANGE BROKERS,
DEALERS in Exchange; . Coin, Bank. Notes, Sight and.
Time .-Drafts, ic. Collections carefully attended to,
aud proceeds'remitted to any part of the Union/ "■ '
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
tt3,No. 7 4 Eonrth at., next door to Bank of PittsygcfselS
HILL <3: CO n
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
coasca op. wood aot> fifth streets.-
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the. Eastern Cities constantly for
sale; TimoßUls ol Exchange and Notes discounted.—
Gold, Silver and Bauk- Notes, bought and sold. Collections
made inall the principal cities of the United States. De
posits received.of Tar and CurrentFuodß. . . [marifrly
ALL£K'KJUUJ£B,' CTWAED.EAfttf, '' FLORENCIKBAHtB
r -- ‘ TTKAIrt tek & KAHJff, ••••
- BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, •; -
BUY AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notesj negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
Promissory Notes and Time Bills, on East and Vest; "buy
and sell Stocks on Commission.
Collections made on alt points in the Union. . ' fmyl
A. WILKUfS-& CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
no. 75 pniiiTH t?t?, prrraßUßGu T opposite bank op rvrrsMmos.,
HHIE SUBSCRIBER, undernew aud more favorable aucpi
jL ceK Kill continue the Banking.bus ineßtf.andStock BrO
korft-o in this house formerly occupied by McEStß.P&lmer,
Unnna A Co., and more recently by the Pittsburgh life In
surance Company, where he will bo pleased- to ece :hls old
friends and customers. fjy3j A. WILKINS.
H. HOLMES & SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,*
OATB BXSJOVXB ■ THEIR BAJfKIJfd ANP EXCIJAHOS OFFICE TO HO.
07 UAP.KET 6TOEET. Pdas' DOOlia BELOW.OLD BTAHB. - •
N> HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and'Exchaugo Brokers,
» and Dealers In' Notes,'Drafts,' 'Acccptivncty,.Gold, Bil
rer and Bank Notes. Exchange* on the Eastern .and,Western
Cities constantly for sale. .
Collections made iri all the citled' throughout the United
Btate3. Deposits roceived in-par funds or curnmtpapcr, No.
67 Market street; between Third and Fourth sts. fja3o:ly
JAS.B. .............TUuiJ. SABQEST,
. v HOOK & SARGENT,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
17. t. COBXEI OP Wool> * SIXTH Bt3 n PirrsCDTvG IT, PR.
TXEALEKS in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign and
J / Domestic-Exchange* Certificates of Deposit, Ac. ; .
Exchange on all the principal cities of tho Onion and Eu
rope, for sale in sums to suit purchasers. •
.. Current and par funds received on deposit.
Collections made on all partsof. tho Union, at the lowest
. rates. .. . - . • • , fs^plldy
Removal.
PATBICKS A FETENE,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Have Removed their Office to the Cbrner ofFiJTh and I food sis.
. PgrTS3tfcqti,;P>.
PATRICKS A FRIEKD, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold. Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on.tbo Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all tlie cities throughout the United .
States. Deposits received in rar faada or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood affects. ~ -. [frb3
AUSTIN LUOmS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
ffS' Note?, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on-col
laterals, negotiated. Stocks and -Land Warrants bought
and gold. - - ■ octS
HOTELS, &c.
FJLOREISCEi fIOTEL,
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(boxnccTED °h Tits Etjaora&H plah.)
/ BETJBEN LOVEJOY,
$209,010 G 1
155,250 GO.
i,mo io
100,000 oo
ALLKX uaows, -
Crown’s Hotel* .
Otnurof BMWifirl&and I'hird Siret/s* Pcnn'a
UttOWK & CONNKLLT, Puonurrons.
43**Gnn<) RtsWJoK to the Boose.
WIAMIP WllSE, 'ciereVanU, Ohio.
CPATUICK k SON’, PKopuiEToca.—Tliia lloupy bits un
• dergone thorough and extenMre repairs,
and largo additions of new furniture, and tboproprie
tors pledge lhemß‘l?«s that nothing shall l«e wanting on
thdr part to renJprtlu* FR.utci.rt a place where nil the com*
fort* of a Erst cla-ss hotel can be found.
£440,183 20
£558,318 70
♦101,481 08
170,010 61
17,820 21
St* diaries, Hotel*
Qxrmr e>f Mood and Third tirfrii, FitUburgh, Term'd.
WILLIAM S. CAMldißLWPaomsroit.'
THIS fine estaUi-hment bating comb into lie hands of &
new Proprietor, offers great inducements to the travcl*
Ungcnmmunlty, and also to Tegular bconK-rs, Every deli
cacy and luxury will he provided in ifces» , ason,and no pains
»ill be Fpaml to make tnUHobda eorofortaWft nous to 111
who may call there; [myl&tf [AY. S. CAMPBELL, Prop’r.:
St. Clalr Lnger B«Vr Urewerv.;
mriK undersigned respectfully. Informs the public lhat ho
I Is now fully prepared to servo private families and tbo
public generally, with bis celebrated LAG Eli BHKR, in
bottles.' All orders left at bis Office, 1S T O. ITJ DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wood stroefc,) will bcpunctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
jc2B:tf . F. ih SCUKNCK.
C. B. lIEADLY & CO’S
NEW CARPET HOUSE,
NO. 83 TIHHD STREET,
WHOLESALE AHD EETAIL DEALERS.
THREE SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
SALES BOOM NO. I.
CONTAINS a large,‘handsome and cheap assortment of
Floor Gil Cloths, from 1 to 24feet wide; also, Stair, Ta
>le and Enameled Carriage Cloths, Cocoa, Canton and Bri
tannia Matting, Matts of nil kiznKpolated Window; Shades,
buff Hollands; green and buff Oil Cloths, and Putnam's
Patent Self-Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
SALES ROOM NO. 2,
Is full stocked with on unrivalled assortment of Royal. Vel
vet, Brussels Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial Three Ply, PaUmt
Tapestry, Ingrain, and superfine carpeting?; Hall and Stair
do. of nit width? and prices; embossed Clotfv Tilde and
Plano covers; Mosaic. Velvet, Axininstcx,
Tufted Rugs; Stair Rods, Druggetlog. etc.
SALES ROOM NO. 3,
Contains a Inrgo and well selected stock of Ingrain Carpets,
from 25 to 75 ceut-t per yard; Hemp Carpeting from to
f>o cent*; List and Rag Carpets, cotton and wool Teniiiau
and a splendid assortment of English sheepskins of ail col
ors and size?.
C. B. 11. A Co. would respectfully call the attention of
persons wishing to furnish steamboats, hotels or .dwelling
bouses to tho above, as they are determlued to sell at thn
samo low prices they have heretofore been selling at, and
less than any qthcr establishment in this city. '
scpG 0. lb lIEADLY A CO., So. 82 Third street.
ITtOR Church Choirs, Congregations, Ac., Ac., wholesale
* and retail. - Each, ptrdoz.
Kingsley's Harp of Davfal, a •olloction of Church
Mupic. 75c. $7,00
Modern Psalmist, byXcwcll Mason, 75c. 7,00
The Modern Harp, or Boston Sacred Melodist, by
L. White and Jno. E. Gould, * 75c. -7,00
National Psalmist; by Mason and Webb, • . v 76c. 7,00
llnrp of tho West, 75c. 7,00
Notional Lyro, G3c, 0,00
Bay State Collection, - C3e., 0.00
Tho Church Choir, - ' COc. 6,00
American rsalmody, with figured Bass for Organ
orPinno, 03c. 6,00
ALSO, The Melodist, a collection of popular and social
Songs, Glees, Ac.
The Social Gloeßook.
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.
Togctherwith the NewCarmlnsSacra; CanticiaLandins,
Ac., Ac. Just received by CHARLOTTE BLUME,
oc!8 ‘ 318 Wood street.
THE. SHAWM—A Library of Church-Music, etc., con
taining over 1000 compositions, by Wm. B. Bradbury.
and Geo. F. Root, assisted by.Tboraas Hostings and T. B.
Mason.. Price 75c.—per dozen $8,60. '
SACRED MELODEON—On a new system of notation; by
A. 8. Hayden. Price 75c.—per dozen $7,50. ■
lIARP OF TnE SOUTH, (In Patent Notesnew cclloe
tlon of Bacred Music, selected from the most popular com.-,
posers,-by Prof. J. B. Woodbury. Prico7sc.—perdoz. $7,51).
CUiaSTIAN MINSTREL—By Aikin; ono of the most
popular books published. Price 75c.—per d*z. $8,50.
NEW CARMINA SACRA—By I*weU ; M&son, and >ba
most successful music book ever published; oyer 300,000
copies have been sold. Price 75c.—perdoz. sB,6°-
CANTICA LABDIB, or American Kook'of Church Music;
tho latest collection; by Lowoll Mason and Oeo. J. Webb.
Price 75c.—per dot. $8,50.
A large supply of tho above popular Music Books receiv
ed, and for sale singly or by the quantity, by
ootl7 JOHN H. MELLLOR, $1 Wood ?t. -
HK LEBER lias just received, per Adams’ Express,
. THEY SLEEP IN THE COLD GRAVE—now song—
composed hud dedicated to7L Fleming, Esq., by U. Kleber.
- Old DogTmy,by S.C. Poster.
The Garland, a 60t of boautifUl Waltzes for .Guitar, by
Prof. Rupp, of this dty.
" All Things ore Beautiful, a pleasing Duett for iwo
by Glover. - : '
„ Wert Thou to Speak Farewell..
The.Prima Donna Waltz, as performed with unbounded
applause by Julian's band.
Jolien’s Musical Tour In America, a descriptive piece,
emlwdylng oil the American National Airs, by Julien.
Katy Darllng’B Farewell, for. Guitar.
Katy Clyde, do.
Old Log Hot, do,, etc., etc.
,JU?o, “Dodworth’a Brass Bond School,” containing ev*uy
necessary information. to organize Brass Band?, to under
stand iho nature of brass, their selection and adaptation,
and embracing a number of fine pieces arranged for full
Brass Bands by Allen Dod. worth, leader, ofthe! celebrated.
Dodworth Brass Bond,New York; for salohy ...
ocl2 11. KLEBEU, N6.X01 Third street. ,
KO. 130 WOOD STRUT, TUmD DOOR RELOW VIRQtS AIXXY.
• -XOWtftC TET.LEY.;
' onTt » B nnfa»tnrMH Of
euv, surgical and dental
'jgggrCOV’ INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
keep a general assortment of the ahove v
- articlesconstantly-on hand; together
With a general variety of Fancy Hardware. ■ Also, Guns, Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and rocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac. —
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. - m
RIFLES l—We are making Rifle# of every description, to
order, of the. best metcrial, and workmanship warrantor—
Orders received for them at or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties, supplied at Wholesale
prices-
'JAMES RICHARDSON,
T. B. CALVERT & CO.,
DIE-SINKERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
Envelope Manufacturers, No. 48 South Third street,
PIULAPULPHIA. • .. . ; - 30
- VENITIAN BLINDS, ■
r\V EYEEY OffIULIOT, for sale atmanafictarers’ prices,
O aUhe RBW OAEPET STOBE, 4T PUTH ST W
rtSix Wood. rr.ots:tfl - - ROBINSON A CO.
CLIFF STttEKT—-Two .Lota Tor Ella* .situated on 01 iff atiil
Cook street*, each 24 feet frtnt'byTS deep. .Price «SOd
Beal Estate Agenta, 140 Tliml at
lbs Clear Bacon SMrafmr Eata by„. ■
P> oct7 TUNG 4 MOORHEAD.
Kpv??' s p!?
-- - ■■ *»:* i:Sm :^
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Office, 2fa. 02 Fourth jf.. above 1 Rood,
PITTSBURGH.
C. PATRICK A SON.
Sacred Music.Books*
New Sacred Music Bootes.
New Music! New Music I
ENTERPRISE WORKS. _
■Sr'UXi'-?''-;-'**
lEEE
(TV _WM. K.’ STEVKHSONoonttmira to manufacture
of every description, at hlsold stand,
-fiburtyiairSoveathistreets. UNDERTAK
* 1. HNQ attended to, in all its branches. myll
_ - . -- r JiILLIKKN & C(K,
ON JIAND ' their extensive CABINET and
-Q/CIIAIK MANUFACTORY, No; M SmithfieM-street, a
.v*£S e { ftnc 7 ana; plain famifruto, which they
will sen U per coat; below customary rates.
only, ' •
W Great inducements, to Cash Purchasers.
Is wUI eeU ouxlargtt stock of COMMON' AND FANCY
CIIAZRS. ANi) BEBSXEADSjat prices that'cannot
taii to-
Our terms are CASH; 1 JAMES LOWRY. Jit.
z . - . cor. Seventh and Liberty sta.'
Journeyute)iOablnetJttal(er»AssoctAtioir
WAREHOUSE D» THJRB-STREET
■j, /(bctwxen woobaito marxet. aiu.). • •
: - iXIOS ASSOCIATION,embradi««N
already, twice to three times as
hands, aa .the largest and. F&J
hitherto most renowned business '
.shops of this city,have opened' their Warehouse,' and- are
; ah!e to famish tko public, by wholesale or retail, with Fur*
niton* of the following description—viz:
'Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; Fall Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Chairs’; Booking
Chairs;- Mahogany Washstands; Sofhs; Divans; Piano Stools;
; Book Cases; Secretaries; Card’ Tables; • Pier Tables; fme
Card Tables; Centro Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads;
Ottomans;''Poplar "Wardrobes; Dining and Breakihst Tables;
Works lands; Cherry and Common Wbrkstands; high post,
-- common, low,- and tnindle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs;
forranmoiL
- The cdvantagea of co-operation, on an extensive scale, per-'
mlt them to sell at the lowest prices, vuid they are deter
mined to sell, lower than- any competitors, an equally good,
if not'better article, and warranted-—as the public will un*
derstand by giving them a call. -- l- .
fi®, Steamboat work of all descriptions, and other articles
, of any description, made "to order in every style, at the Short
est notico. ' • Tnnr^a.
JAMES W» WdODWELL }
CAB INST;FUR NITUR E-, it A Jf.UFA VT UR ER ,
: Wars*roomso7 and 90 Third street*
. J. W. W. respectfully, informs fj* ‘ ’
friendsand.customera;that he\>L
has now completed bis spring stock
of Furniture, which is decidedly'; *| ■
•the largest and best over offered forsala' In j this City, which
will sold at.prices as lowos- any in the United States,
East or-West.,...
• Ashe is determined to uphold the-quality vrith well sea
soned materials, best workmanship, aril newest designs; and
from the extent of his orders and facility In manufacturing,
be is enabled to produce waxrantod fumitoxe, at the lowest
prices.- - r- v. s.-v;r ; - ; : ..... . .
V -He has adopted the principieof identifying his customers*
;interest with his- own, in. quality and price, and. keeps:at
ways on hand/ the greatest yaricty .of, every, description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the moatele
: gant and costly, thatahouse, prauy part of one, may Iw
fumished fram Ids stock;- or manufactured expressly to on
dnr.-The following articles consist, in part, of hia. stock,
which for richness or style and finish, cannot be surpassed
in any of thu/Eastern cities : . f.
Louis XIY--tete-a : tete Sofas .
SO BofflSjlii plush and hair cloth ;
60 doa. Mahogany Chairs;
2frdoz. Walnut , “ ■
'6O Mahogany Kocking “ , .
20 Walnut “
, BO Mahogany Divans;. .. ’' <•
20 "Walnut ** ..
50 Marble Top Centro Tables;
60 “ “Dressing Bureaus;
30 . M . “ Washstands;
40 Enclosed;
100 Common’
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus; , ’
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut u •
. 60 Cottage .. **
SOO Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;' ,s "
20 Muhoganv Wardrobes;
10 Walnut «.
10 Cherry , . ‘ , a
60 Plain Bttr&ras;
_ 70 Dining and Breakfest Tables;
•:12'8«reta^ivh£[lk»6kca«w;' ; ; v * -
S)dor,(hme Scat Chmrs;/ '.' - r \]
24 Cano Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Lfuließ* Writing ' '
Hat and-Towel Stands;;: -What-Nots;
: - Etigulrcs; : -• PaperMflchc Tables;
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke - “
. : KUtftbcthan - Hall and Tier
• Reception « Lilies’Work . :
Pearl Inlaid “ : Extension Dining Tables;
Arm . “ . Ottomans;
Gothic and Hall Choirs; . i
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabccet Makeoa supplied with all ar
ticles in their lino. '
BTEAMBOAT3 and HOTELS, furnished at the shortest
notice. *■.. -
■ All orders promptly, attended aprt
PROPRIETOR.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc.
.„w,. c. COW OAT.
SEW lEWEIBY SIOSE,
■ No* H 7 Market Street, .
{,Second door above the North-west corner, of the ■ Diamond!)
J OHN STEVENSON, (of tbo late firm of John I>. M’PaddCn
& C 0.,) resiicctfully announces to the pablti r that be has
opened, at tho ol«nre stand,afineossortinontof WATCUES,
JEWELRY. SILVER AND PI*ATED WARE, LAM I*B, 0.1-il
il ANDOLK3, and 7hbU Cutlery, Britannia. Tea m*ti
Gonm uTiion Sets, and the usual variety of goods in his ijee
of business.
Special care and attention given to the REPAIR of FINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
Ho trusts, that from his long experience in business, he
will be able to giro satisfaction to those who may favor him'
with iheir patronage.
Pittsburgh. May 15th. 3653. : my2o
Henry EUcbardaon* Jeweller, ..
HAYINO re-tiCted hia store in a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from/the eastern citiefjwith a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY,' and FANCY.
GOODS, would call tho attention of his friends and custom
ers to the fact that, among liis Watches will bd found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers'. Of Jewelry, the.
latest styles, of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Veit Chains,
Finger Rings Ear Ring?, Miniature Lockets ete, etc.
FANCY GOODS —Such as Papier Machs Work Tables and
-Boxes Desks, Fancy Vases. Perfume Bottioe, Table Mata,
Colt’s Pistols, Porte Monnnks in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with ah endlesft variety of useful and or
namental articles which have only to-be seen to be appre
ciatoL [novll NO. 81 StARRCT .STREET.
I* ACTS WORTH KNOWING.—To all that are about to
. purchase anything in tho way of fine Watches, rich
Gold Jewelry, or sterling Sliver Ware. HOOD bits now on
hand a very good assortment of all kinds of trooda in his
line of business, that he la selling at lheir TRUZ talcs and
at least from -o to 50 cent below tho prices asked by thoso
“ Old Fogies” that have been twenty years or so in tho mar
ket with their old stock of goods that cost, when purchased,
doable their present Talue, aud yet they expect.to make a
profit on them. .1 assort facts worth knowing,.that 1 am
selling goods, new and fresh, just purchased, as above, from
25 to 51) cent, cheaper than any other , dealer in this city,
at 61 Market street. '' : . jy22*
H'OUSK TO LET, ANI> FUUNITCKB FOR SALK—A
good tbreo story house on Secoud street, between
Wood and Market Tho furniture will bo sold at a bargain.
Enquire of_ _Jjy‘22} 11. O. HOOD, 61 Market at
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens#
JAMES KENNEDY, [late Manager.of-the well-known Sy
racuse Nuseriwh New York,) begs leavo.ro inform the
public, that hi* has now established an EXTENSIVE NUB- ;
SERY, ondba Farm pf Sir. James S. Negloy, near East Lib
erty, where be shall be prepared, after the 6th Instant, to re-‘
crive and fill orders for every variety of Fruit and Omameu
taL Trccsj Hardy andGreeh House. Shrubs and. Plants. Ju
addition \o a choice and superior stock ftn hand, he has inpde
- arrangements with one of tho largest Nurseries in the Eastj
to keep up bis fltipply. Having Anil long expe
rience in the business, he can assure hid customers perfect
satisfaction..
Blr. Kenhedy would also respectfullyoflfer his services in
designing, laying out and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lie Parks, or the grounds of Country. Reridcnces; and will
•also furnish plans For the formation of Lawns, Approaches
I‘ictnreMUo Scenery. Ac., in tho highest styles of tho art.
Practically acquainted with oven 1 branch of. Landscape
Gardening, and haring epent yenrs in the Sylvian Park* of
England, and on the beautiful banks of the Hudson, he
hopes be has the capacity to meet tbo wishes of those who
faTor him.
£9* Oommtmlcatlonß can bo addrensed through the City
Tost Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Negley d
Mohan! 23 WoodstteeL
maT?rv
\ V OVUEEG’S
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL YEAST
OB BAKING POWDEBB,
The Cheapest, Usefut and Ecemom t- ‘
cal Artide for liaising Bread, Bisrui/y Fried, :
Griddle,Hnd Johnny Oakes, Pastry,
• Puddings,Sxeect Calxs,
'Corn Braid* cCel; -
* EVKII IKVENTED.
Opinions press:—
: Those who have tried It, hate found that thendverlise*
ment doesi not vaunt iU praises too highly.—{Tallnhasroe
•Ploridion and -Journal* Feb. 19,1863. .
: Housekeepers. .who have tested tho quality of this-pow
der,' pronounce unanimously in its fevor.—[Lockport Daily
Courier.
It surpasses everything In tho way of rising, we ever saw
used in the baking of coAics.—[llahway Advocate and Regis
ter, April 15,1853..
This Is au article of such utility in various kinds of cook
ery, that- whon. its .virtues becomo; properly known, no
housekeeper, that studies comfort and economy, will, wil
lingly do without It.—[N. ; Y. Pick., May 21,1853.
' No one Doed hesitate to use DurKbe’s all-important article
to hbußoJteepers.—l Uepubllcau Banner and Nashville Whig,
Pcb.17,1853.
: Would you have light bread, swcot bread, bread that you
can eat with a good relish, do not forgot to procure DurkeeV
Baking Powder, and you will not fall to have good bread,
cakes, Ac.—[Troy Daily Times, May 24,1552. - V
We have tried this article, and can. roedtafnend it with
perfect confidence.—[Quebec (Jaretto, July, 1852.
Durkce’s Baking Powder wo have tried at our house, and
our “better half" was astonished at the result.—[N. V.
Daily Times, Oct. 23,1852.’
All good housewives will rejoice in and glorify the nnmo
of Durkec, after thoy have given his Baking Powder a lair
trial.—{New York-Bnn, Sept. 30,1852.
DurkeoVßaking Powder, undoubtedly tho host article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered;— N. \\ Dutch
man, Feb. 12,1853. .
The highest commendations, from lmr'dredaof tho largest
and most respectable wholesale hpufe* In this, and nearly
cverylargo city on this continent, could be given, if space
allowed It, .
: B. B.DURKER,
Sole- fttopurexoß and Manufacturer,
; ,139 -WTiUr itrcd, New; York*
BAXTER & McKEty Agentj, Pittsburgh. {oct2l]
SMITH s SINCLAIR.
WHOLESALE GSOGERS,
,33 SECOND AND 151 I’mST JIKEETS.
. in srons and ron sale,
SO9 bags Rio Coffee; 300 bblsN.O. Molasses;
175 bndsN. 0. Sugar; GCTbbla Sugar-House do. •
30 hoses Grant's Tobncco; 200 bales Batting;
50 boxes Webster old do. SCO kegs Nails, assorted;
20bxsRassoll&llobIn8on’s;200boxesQlasfl; ’
100, caddy boxes of various 30 kegs Va. • Twist Tobacco;
brands; 200 boxos Rosin Soap;
50 bbls Loaf Sugar ; 60boxes Palm do.
• .20 bags Pepper; 20 boxes Ground Pepper;
15 bags Pimento; [sep27] Ground Cassia, Ac-Ac. Ac.
ONEY-—GOO.. ibs prime'new white. Honey, in small
boxes, fbr family use, just received and for sale by
nug2Q- • J. D. WILLIAMS,>I22 Wood
EESIDKNCE h’OK SALE—Situated lu Allegheny City.
The Lot Is 50 feet front on North Canal street, by : 255
deep to Liberty street. The house la large and convenient
ly arranged, with gas fixtures, bath room, Ac. <A good Car
riage House and Stable on Liberty street; traes, shrubbery,
Ac. This beautiful residence will be sold on easy terms;
oct2o . 8. CDTUBEUT A SON, 140 Third St.
RITIBU LUSTRE-10 casks for sale by .
. ocUB . B. A: FAHNESTOCK A 00.
. Serip. Dividend.
PEREQN3. insured iu the Mutual Department of the
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company,arc:requested to
all and rccclve tbclr Bcrlp for the 30 pcr.cenU ; dividend de
clared on the lstof February last.. : r
1 roblS - - . C. A^COLTOK,-Secretary.
’ . : IsoSbor Saving Machine. •. • . '
SADSAQR-JJCTTE& ANP STUFFEKS;
• Hoy, Straw, ancl Stalk Cattow; Com
Shellcrs, lbrluina anffhoreo poweni PrinJng Ghteels/Sws,
lorge. assortment of Implements = Suitable ibr-ditti.
Garden and £arm,irom tho Seed. oniT Agricultural Ware*
houaei4o.HPli-BtrBet.* >. ■
, - -• .;jAMES^ATJ)BOP;
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ETOOPEAK aOEHCt.
• M.
TIIK OLDE3T ESTABLISHED OFFICE IN Tins CITY
-- -; • £■*?-« --... .t
MONEY TO THE OLD COtJNTaY*
TAMES BLAXELYbegs leave to say to those persona t&v-
V ing .friends inthe OldCoantry.end dealrous of either
6en(Jingthem money-or paying their passage, that Ida ar
rangements for doing either is now complete, and on so firm
a basis.that mistakes can not occur, nor- losses accrue to any
party/- Daring thelast ten years in whlcbhe.haa been ft
this business,, he has remitted, over a Half Million ofDolliirfl
[without the'loss of adoHar r and jibe house for which* hois'
agentj iu Liverpool, has&hlpped not less ftan 46,000 persona !
during the last year-to thlsconntry, without acomplaintof i
neglect of duty, on their part.;) - . i
He can issue Passanger.Tickets for London, Dnblib,
pool. Qlasgow. Corfe, Belfast, Drogheda, Limerick, Fort
Eusb, sewry, Galway. Londonderry, and Dundalk, to. New
York, Philadelphia* Boston,Baltimore and New Orleans, and
from thenebto Plttaburgb; end wai attond fltrictly to for»-
He also sight drafts for Bale,pay&{rient the following
places,-Tia:>-'
ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, Sandfard £ Co.. London.
-Wm.Tappscott Liverpool
(Available ln the .principal cities and towns lhrodgnont
England and Wales,) .
- , , , „ ON ICELAND. "•
Provincial Bank - ■ Ireland.
dSasches.' ' v-‘ i ■
Armagh,: , Belfast, Downpatrick, Enniskillen,
Mallow... .Strabane, Atldcne, • • r: ‘
Drogheda, • Fcrmoy, . Mn-naghotv Vnntar*mhg. • .
Balboa, ...... r . Cavan, . Dundalk, Galwavv
Newry, Tralee, Balymeno, donmell.
Dungannon, Londonderry, Omagh, . Youzhall' •
Banbridge, ..Kilkeimy,. , Kilraah. i r ‘ •
■Waterford,' ' Coleralne, ; ;\ : Parsonstown; Cork, • :
Ennis, Bandon, ' Sligo, ! •.••.WoxfoxdJ
CootchilJ, Limerick; Ballyshannon,
ON SCOTLAND
National Bank of Scotland; Edinburgh, ans its branches
£n fifty towns In Scotland. , -
ON. FRANCE.
Messrs. Edward Blount A : Cb^Banker& M ..* M ... M . n . f ;.. M ßails >
(Availnblain any city.in France.!\ .•
ON GERMANY. . '
Me&srs.Yogol,Kock Bankers, Frankforton-tho-Slaln.
(Available in any dty in Germany,)
•• - . JAMES. BDAKELT,
my 7 . ntfi. ~
PABSAGE’ FROM IJVEMOOI.. .fig
•EfIIEBALDJSDB 1,;
: mills splendid- now Ship, built for TapscotVs'.line,? is;
.Ir tho largest- Packet Bhip afiOat, strfchgtbjQf
build; accommodations forpossengers, and EOillngquaUties,;
has no equal imho Liverpoottrade. f
Tho EMERALD ISLE will saUfrom Liverpool otter about
the ibxtq; or Dscxsßnn, and persons'sending’tbr ittusix
.friends should not lose the opportunity of securing passage
.for thorn by. this noble Ship. . \ .r,. ;
In order to p revest delay; passengers Will be notified by
letter; A Ccvldveipool; what day
to bo tboro to embarks :, r ' ;. rr \ ■ i..
Tho fimCruldlslois'eommandedbyCapt.'Geo.’B.Ocrrnipb,
' recently of .the favorite paCketship,.“ IVimTapseoitj”) who
a well known for bis kindness to passengersy ond hlsskill-;
falness as a commander. .- -*• .
jLwillbe succeeded by the magnificent new
. ship M Shamrock,” commanded by the well known Contain,
Samuel B.Doana ; ; . i
To secure passage, apply to . JAMES BLAKELY,
• -oci2l ■.. • . - Corner of Seventh aodSmlthfield sts. >
TEAS!: TEAS! TEAS!
' AVHOI.E3ALK ASD-RETAIL, <
• Jtt the IPeMti -
. ; ‘ '3B ; FirTB-siam,Piw3BTOon,BA: '
BYthe balfchest, of iieatlypadted in metallic packages
tosulithe trade*.; c-;:, . .. k
The subscriber is now receiving hls Fall stock of GREEN
and BLACK TEAS,-~conslßting of some of the finest chops
to bo found in the Eastern market. - Merchants visiting the
city are invited to call and examine our stocks : v-* --'•••
Below is a lbt of tho various' grades; ’ili- uf which i hare
bnencarefolly selected, and can with confldcnar bo recom*
mended: w
30 half chests fine Young Hyson; •
' 10 do -‘ do Moynno Young Hyson;
10 -; do extra fine.Moyuno do;
100 do Superior do; .~. . .
15 do - extra fine ? . .: <lo;. : . ■ .*
-60 Lacqured boxes extra Curious Yoong Hy^oo;
25 half chests fine Gunpowder;.
10 ; do extraflna do; . . ...
5 do do Moynne Imperial;
20 . do ' .Superior do;
250 do. . Fine Oolong Black Tea;
40 do ; - extrafine Oolong; • ' * ■
SO--, do extra Carious do; .
20 do'. . Superlatively strong and firograntCdlong;
25 chests extra fine English Breakfast Tea; - ... j;.<
. 5 do ; Curious do 1 do;-
- ALSO—Jsvaand RiaCoTec, Lororing’s Crushed indDrfl*
TCTisedSngors. r --
ALSO —63j000 Principe Segara, which will bo sold very
low.' -' • • A. JAYNES, -. :
. novl4aiAw 1 38 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
TYPE AGENCY,
A.JAYNESt
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, .
for theSaleo/ L. Co. y s Type, ,
OF PHTTiADET.PHIAy - •
HAS ON. HAND and for sal e,tliß folio whigßrass linctl
Common'' Galleys assorted,' Slice
Galleys, Composing Sticks; 'Common’ and! Job. Cases;'
ShootiDg.Sticks; Ley Brushes; 'Boxwood Quoins; Furni
ture ami Riglct, of all deecriptlons; Brass Rule,; of all
descriptions ;-Job Ink, in lfi>caus; 100 kegs Trout’s News
Ink; 100 Founts Fancy Card Letter; and Leads, cut to'any
.ength.,,' ; ,
. Orders for Pressss and Type wQI receive prompt at
tention, and furnished at the Foundry prices.
eeived in exchange fot new; at 0 cents 2),
Pittsburgh, May 14; 1553. - .. L " •
Xtfeoa<lo & Sons*
*VfEW PATENT AMALGAM PEN.-rThls Important in
:_iV| Tcbtion removes the,two great obstacles to,the uni
versal use of the Steel Pen, Vi* : their rigidityV'and their
rapid de.atructiou '-by the corrosive action of the ink. : In
mmntely examining the quill pen in the act of writing; it
will be seen that Vie action U consisting, of
a gentle yielding backward-action immediately above the
nib of the pen; and,'second; the “scissors’* nation, or
spreading open of the points to permit the fiow-of the Ink.
This compound movement—which steel, pens hitherto
never have had—gives to the quill ItsßoXibUisy, and that
peculiar springy play which Is so agreeable to the hand,
and which seems to suit the action of the> muscles of the.
fingers; yielding, as it does, to tho slightest pressure, with
out cramping thehand. The efforts of all eteelpeD makers
havebben directed to the attainment of this essential qual
ity of flexibility, and they have had recourse to an innu
merable variety of cracks and* piercings to attain it. The
inventors of-the Patent Amalgam Pen found, from a series
of experiments, that the whole practice ef the trade hod in
this respect boon erroneous r-.that, ha .combination'..of
“cracks** and “piercings’*could producethe'derixpd action;'
if tAc ordinary form Ousted pa%wre adhered to. This
point being gained* they avoided the plan hitherto adopted
for attaining flexibility, and gavo a pocuHaf fora to. the
metal,by hich they manngad to combine.the “sdasors”
oction of tho ordinary stool pen with the agreeable flexlbil
ity of the quill. The second difficulty to oe ovcrcbme was
. of less magnltndo, but still of great importance to the eon
; sumers of stoel pens. Every one is aware of the corrosive
oction of the ink oh the ordinary steel pen. Evcn withlho
. greatest caro, it speedily destroys the delicately smooth oof
fiice of tho pen. So. serious a drawback Is'this from; tho
utility of the stoeVpsu» that thonsanda are induced to pur
chase gold' pens, at ah enormous, cost, almost exclusively ,
because of .the anti-corrosive hiiallty of th^ : metal. The
Inventors have removed this evil by their compound metal,',
which possessesall the necessary qualltiesofsteel,^with the
additional merit of rcsl&ng tho cnemfral actienof the ink;
.- - That Pens iaU2 teut mart thc(ti ftbcntytimej tonpc* than the
SUd 2^/ihusrmderin^tAarir(lieeh£cspesier<xintrcductd.
For sale by ; : W%S; HAVEN; Stationer,
"novl9 ' y - Market street, oormrr of Second; -
Bridge over the AUegheny Blver, at or
near Sbarpabtirg.-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thafein pursuant* of the,.
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealthof Pennsylvo
nla, entitlcd “An Act to authorixethoGoverhorto Iccorpo*
rate a Company to erect a Bridgo breathe Allegheny Kivcr,
at or near Sharpsburg, in Allegheny County,” approved
'• 13th of March, 1853, and Supplement ihoreto, and Aitaiex
-1 ending the time therein limited,’ Books wifi lie opened by
the under named Commissioners, to .receive; subscription* ;
for Jkho Stockof said Company, at the .81. CTIARLhB: 110*
-TEB, in the City of Pittsburgh, on the SEVENTEENTH
day of DECEMBER, 1853, between thehoursoflO o’clock, A.
.M., and 4 o'clock,; P. M; and should'the'whble.number of
shares not be subscribed On that day.thcn and in that case, .
•at the hoaso of Mr. NEWPORT, in the Borough of Sharps*
burgh, on the TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OP THE SAME
MONTH, between thesame hours. ■* ~ : •
. Philip. Miller, . Thomas^Lfegett;
James Sharp, ' Gabriel Adams,
; Lewis C. J, Noble, Thomas Wallace,
: PuterKlingensmitb, . Bloleolm Leech, .
JohnW. Duncan, Harrison Parry,'
David Drenan, ‘ RobertChhsaman,;*
Francis Earns, . Richard Ewolt,-
David Boyd,' Robert Wilson, •
James Marshall, Jamce H. BTClclland,
Henry M'Geary, Thomas Pettson,
Samoa Blakely, Grant Mowry* ; ■
Charles Spang, James o*ll. Denny,
William C. Denny, A. Morion,
J. 0. Comstock, ' ’ * Lemuel BhUrtlUL
- K A.Ooliipr. • : Jamea Lewis. . fnovl?
Pearl Steam Mill ;
CANAL
(N£AR TUS RATt.no AVr mnos.)-
*I7AAIILIES will be suppliedwithburvnrious grades of:
r FRESH GROUND FLOUR, , \
By leavlbg their orders at tbe.MUl or In our boxes at #
Logan, Wilson A Co., Wood strect,orßraun A Ed ter,cor
ner Liberty and St- Clair streets. Pittsburgh. - . / .
JL P. Schwartz, or J. T. Sample, Druggists, Allegheny.
Flour WllVbe delivered to families in either ©fthe two cities.
• Terms: CASH on delivery.. \
jyfl)• BRYAN, : KENNEDY A 00,
ValnablcFaim.forSole, i
M in peters township t washington coun-;
TY, - PfiNNA*—The undersigned wishes to dispose of
hi& valuable Taringsltuatedlh one of the? most thri
ving, fertUeunddeiirabto sectionsof Washington county—;
in a neighborhood proverbial for BsTgooff morsdS and intel-:
ligenee, und rfufftciontly cottvonlentto good markets This
Land lieswithlu two miles of the.preposed ropto for tbo.
CharUers Valley Railroad, 1 an improvement which will cer ;
taiuly be made during .the coming year* 11 contains about
145 ACRES,' more or less: of which there arej about 110
ACRES CLEARED, 7 and in a high state of cultivation, anti
■finely improved. Theuncleared land aboundsin good Um
ber, and_tho whole is abundantly supplied with water. It
adjoins, lands, of William Park, Daniel Bell, and others.'
The improvements are TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES,
one Brick and the other Framej a Frame.BAßN, and two f
Frame STABLES, with; other necessary ■Out-buildings;
There is an abundant'of fine FRUIT onthls. property.
This valuable Farm will ho.sold nn terms.
For any further Information in relbreneeto it, application
can be mode to the subscriber, ta Gahonsßurg. i •*.
seplfe3m JOHN OALOHAN.
Hope SIUls In FnU: Operation Again I
E FAN'S BUILDINGS, Fifth street—THE PROPRIETOR,
thankful to the public for post custom,'Venture to so- ,
licit a continuance of the same for his present enterprise—
Hie establishment of a Flour and Spice MUli within the
city, for the accommodation pf hjs customers, and all who
wish to have really good Flour, pure ground Bpices, &C-, Ac.
'The attention Merchants, arid-others, is inti
ted, and all I ask is that theywillglfetabafriaL'; "
, F; It DRAVO, Not ! Diamond, .
- N. B.—All articles taken back if not found good, and the
money returned. • - . • marld
ATENT FRUIT GATHERER—For picking ftuit .from
tal>trees without the aid of aladderpPrunlDglnstru
menfsofthe most approved construction;. Diggiag Fcnrks,
sultahlo for Strawberry beds, Ac.;, Potato© Hooksj Ssed
Drills; CuUingj Boxevfor Hay or Corn Stalks, of various
patterns, and-a great variety of Tabor Saving fcaplamehlit
for. the> garden, of farm. " and- other
standard works oh Fruits, Flowers, Rural Architecture, and
Landscape Gardening, for ea!& j it the Sebd and Implsmfln V
Warehouse, No. 49 Fifth street, FUtabufgbvPa.
•jy?2 • • - ‘ JAMES WARPBOP-
Wa31 T B £ca36my~of~i>ragiagragtl; 1
XXT- 0. WALL would notify his t Heads hntt Itr'pubHtf,'
■\V :** that he hasTemoved hls studfo 'frOrd First strceL
to'the cornet of
over the stofo of Wnirßf;Herdr?Wntinuce.ctojourthgtKSst,:
Aidhe request of-hiafirfoiidSfche haialso CBAW
im SCHOOL.• Classer-fitt* young Ladies end ’ Gentlemen
Will ho farmed In both Drawingond f He had fitted -I
up a Boom with every facility Ihr EtodTjaha he'trosts Ih&t )
his enterprise will moot with a supporting. p&tfonsff*'
V *pr22:tf. ••
- *
< * < t
Vuvterfs^puitislt.JMtjtluve.
- THE GREAT:JORfFiSB'^UIffiiBMDJSsT
roi a FAixncte br KBUjrar is it. -
ETVALUABLKS£MED\'"*OHSCROFULA,King's
!^U r ;Khbtd3MJtjBin,,Obflt4nata Catapeous Eruptions,
Staples or Pasta lea on the Face, Blotches,
ItomEjeSf Uhl Enlargement
and Paia of *th»Bbn«sah3'.Join to; Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi-
Lumbago, Spinal Complrin&rondjUlltfa*
4maia arislng fora aaiiyadfdQnii.use.cf Mercury,lmpru
dence in theJllbod.’, ;7 ..7,
thejinmber. of extraordinary caret .viTeeted; through Its
.egemcyi'hJtt Inducedtbeptbiaietora. ai?tb« urgent jftoueat
: oftheir£rfetui*.fpoffer it totb9publio,wMch.tbeT<Kwith "
virtues andwdMerfHivTfallTo
-.Tha (oUcVlug certlficaf filin'A 1 argo
nombcr.are, however, strbbger teanmbny tliab ’tho mere s
yora.of fte. proprietors; and -ore: from, gentlemen' well
known in their localities, and of the fcl^ostrespeetabflity,
igAny ottbem rejddipgln tliadtvorßldHubnd.Ta. •
® 4 .Ewt, ,©f the Exchange ITdt^,• JUcJunond,
; everywhere, eayshehas ectm.tho meaicltQ-cnllca
Garters. Spanish*. MTxtiirn ntiw*f7>lpft*T*d t
thfl;dlfleaaes for>Wch It isrecommend
. eL.iilta.the inert artpaiehlogly goal rooms.* ’He'bays it Is •
the most , extraordinary medfcino BKhafi' eler'flfeeU*
v[AGUK:^I>..EEVH^KEAi;CCKE^ ; rheTbfey certify,
tbatforthreeyearsl.Baa thd mostvio
lentaeßcriptlon. Xhad saveral Physldaiis,'toohlargoqaMi*'
tiUes.of.Qulnlne/Mercury.andtbfelievean tfcd Tonics ad
vertised, but ,At last I
tried (Suleria.Spanish Mlxturo.tw© bottlesof whXchcfTo©-
tuatty. cured me. nndT am happy: to say I hare niid neither
chlllsor JeTer the'best Tonlcin tho
worlds and the.'onty moalcfad that over reached my enso.
7'V~7 ;7-* V Jons. LoxOpei. ' ■
«B<&Tefclhumhe6£lUchmQnd,.Va.
.. <3. B. EeLj now In tho olty of Richmond, and for
years in the FoSt OSlce, has'such Confidence In tho
astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish Mixture, (hat be
has boaghf Upwards fifty bottles, which he has given
away tntho iafflJcteL' Slr. Lnckraya he haanirrer known it
tofjWyWhentaken acCordimrtodirfaJtions.. ;: v.xi-A
• Dr. MIHGEj apractirinß Physician ( and formerly of the .
City Hotel, in the city of Richmond*'sayshohagwUne&cd
in a number'of. instances tboeffectaofCarteris;. Spanish *
«“*oj®i'whkh,weT | a,mort : truly Hngays in a
CaBO Of Consumption, dfrpimrißTit •T.lypr. IHa- cfiwj «f« ‘
. fcctawerewonderfulindeedi -• /.• '• ,-r%
' MINKER, Of th« firm'of Drinttn AMor
ris, RlChmoadwWas cored of Liver Complaint of eighty ears
. standing, by IhdUßsoftwobottlemof Carter’* Spanish
■: MUtnre. i:‘v v7';.U... : ,:,'..f- *^.,•.•■. :.. ■. ■ .
.J3REAT GUiiR DP SCEOFtJL Av—Tha Ed l tors of the Ri cb*
iffibndi&jpnhlicanfbad a sorviwt employed in their prow
room .of Tiohmt Scrofula,‘combined; with Rbouma
li£m» which entirely disabled him from woik.v Two,bottles
; ofiC4rtCT , H;Bpau3lsa. Miature m&de&petfcctdtureof him,
amltba Edltoralo apubUc.ooUCe, sajthcy;*, 4 cheerfully r.»
: eoaaaeadit to fiUwhu are Afflicted wltßany dßeasapr the
:hlbodJV:; r cl j,.- T
STILE AKOXHEEr -CURE: OP BCROFULA-Uthada very
..valuable boy cored of ScrofoUby.Ctarter’.s Spaiiiflh Mixture.
.IjeonsUcHttoilyaTttJuablemediclnc, ii : r.; ; av
• J.t;- 1 -va.-, -.'.v - r JATOr M,}tE4TI|OB, •
: Conductor onibeßeE. nod pi Vo.
B ALT DURUM of T WENTY YEARS STANDING CURED.
—Mr. JOHN ;TnOUPSOIf, residliigjn the city of Richmond,
i, was corod ?by three bottles of, Carter’s Spanish: MUtore, of
i Salt Rheum,which be had nearly ; twenty sear* and which
r all tha physicians, of the rity\could. notcure*, ;Mr~, Thorop-
BonUawcll jcsowAmcrchantiatheclty af
;tmdhlacureismogt remarhftble, ;, :
-.. WM.A.WA7TUKWS,of Richmond, boda servant cured
of Syphiligj in tho worst form, by Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
Heeaya becbeerfolly recommends it, oadcoiimdew it an
> invaluable medicine..
RICUARD E.-YFBST, of Richmond, was cored of Scrofa
i lo>! and what, physicians., call confirmed ConaumptJOD, by
I threebottlesof Carter's Spanish Mixtoro. ■ *■■
[ . -commissioner of the raven oe, *ays
be baa s&en the good effects of Cartel’s Spanish, Mixture in
a number of Syphilitic bises,' ami' says it is a perfect core
ibr thathorribledisease, - ■
.q-1y 3d. G«HARWOQD,of Richmond,' cored of Old! Sores and
Ulcers, which disabled him froni walking,. Took a few bot
?tlcrof Cnitex’sSpanUh Mixture* and iWas enablcd to walk
without a crotch.; in a permaiiehUy corod,
Principal Depot at M.’WABD, CLOSE A B3 Maiden
Lane. New Totk. : " " 7
' T. rt. DTOTT 4 SONS, No.ISS North 2d ok.Thiladclplila.
BENNETT A BEKBS, No, 12oMain street, Richmond, T&.
-.And for safe,by Bi A.RAHNkSTOOK ACO*U WIXCOX,
Jr. A CO., Pitt? bn nth: H. P.SCfIWARTZ, Allegheny: and
by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine evorywbcreT
oclB:d*wly
■Eli
OUSE'S COMPOUND STRUP OF lEL*
tow DOCK BOOTi •»
•fJIHIS is* purely Vegetable 06mpbutid,gelentliicallyprs*
-'LL’ pared from thebest k-oota andilifltbs ofUw Materia
MedfcnVand -Ms < gained : anunrivalled reputation 7 for the »
fa lowing effects,wix.r~;, ■••••••'••'
BEQULAIING AND STRENGTHENING THE- LIVER,
sad DTO£S < hvii'o&aASsandclcacßlngike£toin&ctrahdßow*
els, and thuscuringoll Bilious-Diseases; Liver-Complaints.
Dyspepsia, -Indigestion, Ccstiveness, Piles, Heartache, Fever
anilAgQe r Jatmdicft, Nausefit, Loss of 'Appetite; demand
r causlnglho fbod to nourlßh and Bhppoxt every parti • .
;PoBlF?ma THE?;BLOOI) t
i..Mi(l Eruptions,'Scroftt
i la,Fait Rheum, Erysipelas ,Bcnld Bead, Cantexy Pimples on
I tholuce/JBlotckes, Ulcers, Tamers,' Mcrcurial'Disease, Can*
•cers,AcV4c. \ - - ■;
' ' BEQtTIATiKO TnE DECIIETOET
and by .enabling them to. perforin their proper functions,
preventing and curing many painful nnd dangerous dls-.
oasis; etrengthenlngahd quieting the Nervous System, tins
alloying Nervous Irritation, and curing all diseases of the
Nerves;asHystertcuNinirtilgta, Cmnpsi Ac. ' Itis unrivalled
in the euro of oil FEMALE COJIPLAINTS, . as Weakness,
General 'Dobility. Irregnlarity. ObPt rueticn.s Swelling of
thA FecV Limbs;Joints, Jte,- caused: by also,
Throat-Complaints, os Colds; Coughs, Asthma,
Consumption, &C 4 also; Dropsy. ? :••• - • .
Haring made uro of the Compound Syrup ofYellow Dock
Root, prepared by C. Morse & Co., eitlier oursclves, or in our
families, and finding it to bo a. very salutary and. effectual
pteporatton; wo do most cheerfully recommend it to.the pub
lic &4atery,valuablemedicine.' - ■■■■jr
■ B. Bourne, Cashier National Bank, Providence, R. I.;
A W. Spencer, iEsffcCsshier Lime Rock Dank, do. do., Rev..
William Phillips, Rov. J. B. Richmond; C. 8i Janes, editor
Provirtenee GexuAdvt, William :Field,M;. WvD.M., Cyrus
Fisher, M.IL H.P., James Uutchin««n, 'Q». V. J.. ,
Bates, Boct. Ben). -Colby, and one hundred others of the
most respectable families ,of Providence. ;l
Tiils certifies' that I have for a number of years been bo
quinted with the Competition and: mode of marmfheturo ol
MOHSE’B COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK BOOT 7
I have'also been acquainted witii.its viodasapmxndi in dls* .
case, andean raythatlh &UTespeetsit is, &dmiiftbly calcu
lated to . remedy that class of Discos* for whlrffi 'lt was de-
signed. It is especially.valuable In INDIGESTION and all
Jts attendant symptoms, it excite to healthy action tbo
Torpor; andl nactivity.of this ORGAN,and
' stimulates-healthy action In all the .system;- As a DKPU*
BATOR, or purifierof Che Bldod, it has no-superior.
- DAVID iIOLMES. M. D.
Propidentxi-P. T* Jan. 4,1855. ' —"
flgfci'Prepared hyO.'MORSE A CO., N0.‘446 Broadway, 1
NeAtorti. and. «o»d. by Druggists and others tbtoophout
this and othercountries. • JOEL 510fILEK,.Agent,
r apriTtly " . 1 ■;• Pittsburgh,Pa.
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT,
The. oTtiylhfallible Cure fir that Dreadful Diita&elnovm us
Bpkrsiatobrhea or involuntary NOCTURNAL
-EMISSIONS,so hairasting and destructive^and produc
tive of so much 'mischief to the nervous gystem,lncapacito
tingtbe man fbr business, society, aadfiifitriinony.
\‘!ttl3 lnstrmaent iß‘fiiinple, compxohen?lfe' tijjd never-
tinU may "be used without. the‘'slightest incon- :
Tenlencecr the knowl edge- of the most intubate friend.
It .Ja to be used eltemdlyvproducingno • Jiiln r or injury
whatoycr-,. iior preveoting .&ny -one ; from ; ttttending to
his husinesa; and white In vaa not dr single eanistioh can take
the organ* j in a short such an ex-,
teni that ihev tußuntTcm PBminvßPOwsßOfhsrtKTios, the
loseof which, J caused by early abuse, is the disease in qnes*.
tion, and the cause of the thonsahdctrtißontitantcomplQinta ~
—vis: NehrouBnefiaii‘'Ptostwitionl:T)yBpepBia, Pain in the
Vision,'Weafcnessof.the Bach and
Lower Extremities,. Affections of the Ryes, Impotence, Pirn
" pies on the PftCe-PremMure Beeline of Virility, ,'Weakness
of Memory and Power fOrMnutal Application', Dej ecti on,
.Aversion t 6 Society,Urnidity, SeiMHstrustrLoTeuf Solitude,
sautes is stopped /ram which they emanated;
fie it also remembered,thatthosecomphtintsarp but little
:hhde«tood by tho profession in general,jsndthat all.tba
medidne in the world never has, and n aver.wi Unstop those
losses, which, if allowed to conUnuo uncheched, are sore to
-produce, the'mo&t dhtressdDg-consequeocea. .<•■
■., 'n»priceof thDcQmplrto Instruincnt, «iTefally secured
against aU Observation In a box* only glOvlfccan be pent
by express to any-addresa, in any pwt.ofdiQ United States,
l Canada, AA, according to order, accompanied by fall direc
tions* and impor-ant odviceto the marriedand single, the
expenses, even to the remotest parts of tho country, being
very trifling.-. -> / " .
. All applications and remittances must. be directed (post*
paid) to the Doctor himself, he having no Agendes establish*
od but in London and Paris. ; . - -
Address, (post-paid) Dr.B. DeLanoy, BlLh-p.enard street,.
NawYork.* •-rf-'V"* •
» Office hours/daily, from 0 A. M. till OP. from 7 to
;BP.M^tbe-Sabb&thexcepted.. . . ~
**• The undersigned certify, with greal pleastrre, that the
above mentioned Instrument is not.only constructed on erl
entlfiQ.priodplesJ9ut that from its use the happiest results
miy. always, wlth'eonfidencc, be anticipated, there being, for
the ettrb Ofthosediseascs, no other undin retnedv extant. -
HENRY S; KELLER,' M/D£*
CH. QOETZEihf. Chambersst.^_
C; ECKHASDP, M; Edward stv .
. . : . . NEW r : YORK.
f . JCSSIiifiT
ENNA
,'v' {:vV- : '_; : -;\: ; - /;: ;.;../%.y- ~
DR. DE LANEY’S
CELEBRATED
mjZlvy
~ -r Five iiundrea Worms Jj^pelled.
*D EA4> the following statement from respectable droR
JX gists, -of tbe.fißnjTisinflr effects of U, A, FABNES
•COCK'S TOEQOAIiIiED'V^ItMIiTJOfi i-*
■■■. OoDKNBBUttd, N: Y.‘,JamiaTyl3,lB63.
Jt Jwisic*idfk' t£ Cb—Ucntfemen: Matthew
Clarfc,aman of ofldoubtedveracity,of the town of Lisbon,
St. iAwrgnco oonntyi Ni Bays that lib has a little girl,
four yeara old, to wnomlie gave threo dose’s of iB. A. Fabn-
in three sneeesFivehonra/ In thoaf*
temootf of the same day she passed at one' tlrno SEVEN
TEEN; andat another iNINETEKNTFORMa'About two
.o’clock the foUowiug night; she passed the incrodible num
ber of FIVE HCNDEEDAND TWENTY-ONE, making in
all five btindred and fifty'Seiet^ln'less than twelve hours*
time. 'Ho said tb6y were'perfectly astonished at such a
massof warma &om that ho counted
• them accurately. '. ; : Very respectfully,-.-.
: ; T ' : : JENNEIt A RANDALL, Druggists.
vSoldwholesaleund retail :by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States.
> • and add byß. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., comer
:of Wood and First stroet.vPittsburgh: 'V- ■. nov2l.
CtAdlUliOIL— 1U bbls, paw iri'store afcd' for Bale by
JT) FtEMINO V.
Successors to Ji Kidd & Co.,
60 Wood street. .
TUBPETiTINE —20 bbls In Blow ond for sale by
POT2I • t- ' r ~-yLESHKU BKO3.
T INBRED OlD—lObbls in store andfor sole by
JLi->aoy2l;. • . .. m pjlemino BROS,
b—-25 bbla. fengliah-- in fttorc nnd for sale
[no?2l] FLESHyO BROS.
ARKHTTS SCOTCH- 8N 1000 lbs In storo and for
\X raleby • fnoTgl] . - . gIiKBIIKG BROS,
'ft/TAJiGANKSIi OXIDE—3 tons In ptorefind for wxJo by
■jyjL ■ FLEMING BROS.
T ILY WUITJS—IO gro. 41 Wctbwrell's^juttrreceived aod
yiEMINQ BUOS^
Successors to J. Kidd & Co.,
;GOWood street.
JAVAN VAKNiaU—I lot just re-ratted and for sale by
doth ■:■■■ ■■■■■■ raiauNfl bros.
IBINQLAS3 VUABTISK—a*) yards, In 1 yard cases. In
store and, for rale 1? (novU) FLEMING EEO&
V'IOUUT ViMaWStt-w gross. a bo perior quality, in store
»nd fQT 6nl»ljy - (POTll) - .EtßaiXQ BKOS.
WHITING— 2> PMs fortsalo by ■
po»H~ ; FLEMING HBOS.
TiroU'E’S ABOMATIO SUILKILAiI SWI.N AWS—M
Vf 'doton Wolfu’s Aromatii- Scholddxn SeLbarps for sola
wholesaleor reUill,nV ■■■■■.•
KEYSER’S Prog Store, 140 Wood streat.
cctoobs B;Fn ftt sale by ~ '
B. A. FAHNESTOCK <k CO,
cor. Wood oniFirai jttrret.
/ VCHIUS.—2S bbU American;'
\jfi v -v 2 easkrPronch;. Far»losjr ;
FAHNESTOCK. A Ca
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