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MoBTAtITt. OS BoAttO EuiaB.ABT; T^o
sdeoiM committee of the tl 8. Senate, to which
;• th“ su»ject or inqolrlng into the
»'fS the extent or the Mcknoßanna mor
toHty liohrJ'.Atf emigrant ships,
' bar/ Fsaned a general circular to. ° b i t! " athe
fanMohhf /gentlemen oT experiepce.ap4 °f P ro
feSliitfTif knowledge, both wßbreferenoe.to any
ffiKAWSC
, .V employment of a qualified and ejtperl-
Thoemployment or a reasonable number or
- J3Z&E2* to the -k.nndtoenroree
the observance of cleanliness, both or the per
sons of the passengers and of the Teasel- _
• o The fteo&rfttion o{ tho eoxesattd thp pte
vsnti.m of unnecessary intercourse between the
TllhS"! of disinfecting every
»eL) on board of Whioh disease has made its
;•• P 6 A report to be made by.every vessel bring:
t Pg emigrant passengers, of the length of voy
i*ge, number of passengers, number of deaths,
&l|.to-be published, and to be returned to the
■voyage, : aninque4tto be held under tho eaperri
*lou Of Federal officers, and the rerdiot to be
muhllshed.'aod rettarnod aa above.;.
V 7. A limitation to the number of passengers
> all owed'in any vessel, in proportion to the ton
..nage of.the vessel* .
' gf A distinction with, respect td nnmhcr of
passengers between vessels passing within the
rnpies, and thoss not so passing Balt. Sun
~ Wobk ron 1854.—The New York Suit, speak-
the nncßtinna awaiting solution the pres
ent year. oats out the following work for Con
: man. The job ie rather an extensive one, and
Involves tnany intricate qneetione:
Firtt: The railroad to tho Paotno.
r, . •Second.'Thn'annexation of the Sandwich Is-
A new settlement with Mexico, in
olndlng thc Mesilla Valley and Tehuantepec dis
pute*. and Santa Anna’s Impenal pretensiooe
■FiflhVThe practical assertion and vindication
, of the Monroe doctrine, against British coloni
sation schemes in Central America. ......
Sixth. Opening the Valley of tho Amaxon to
' American trade and enterprise. -
of the Fishery, Qnes-
there are purely local < l neB ‘j°“ s „°[
' great interest, snob as: Tanff Amendment .Na
val Reform; Public Land Distribution; Cheap
Postage; Increased Ocean Btcam Mail Cpmmp
ilcaSon ; Formation of New Territories; Mint
: In flcsrYprfcp &e- ■■ .
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NEW IRON FRONT STOW SO.
OPP«^
■ “ I^B^le V rlll< ?| ho *Sh^^iF !C no r ia
in the anS
ollen for «3« bis oom
l/d«vif*nrot Garment Draughting,® favorably boown
thiteSo orthli dty. ClndnnaU,
■PhnffiSlSSSiSlasw: at lhotoUoWinsprtpra,vt»;
Btat®* - of Oarmont Outtlna
i ■ Ha tayifth atm«t,oopiMtt< tho Theatre.
/ "norst V|/M»A’ O3,
jiv. atiinr, nwsataon. , ' ,
tpvrr.ttMßX'S CLOTHING mado exclurirely to order,
CfflS^mt^aaagjjai
S3g^aSSg*“
CLP THt NG ST ORE!
Tf)HN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
Jr aoCTtetotrt ao*iD S I).pot«llll«By
I^Sfesj^sisssfhK
and wood sibeet,
IThere they haYenow.tiiempst__-
SPtENDID BXOCK JF CWTHB!
HEADY MADE CLOTHING,
.... . That In* ever boea offered to the P^
-Thrirp^P^o^ to ■ T^a ? Tal,to them
TBA»EJ
will OTiollbm to bo 4»S<>od zs anj aumu
f,«lndlito»T()Jl; WORK,
-imKuatOTß, ina.soorasT wpct.
« t«u «4 »«“ afol “ 50rtm<m ‘ 01
OLOTHfI ud COAJINQB| JW — w >« <«n\' tjitqt
°»b. mg, “® BDSl
ffte 8S Wood Street,
SJSg35£ *SSSSStaSu to.£?£S«wff*>
gaMßrtoroatagfrtea. mnn M’CTLOSgKY 400
morris WHOLESALE AUtt:KI.TA'IL DEALraa OF
X)d «UWn3lHatDcrad
in« completed the
gSSS^S!.‘»nsssv.
SSScfes«sf"&2
iO^OaFiß^ofOrv.Goods consists Inpertoftho follow
Eff iesdlMefticlcs, tU: : I
gopetbt : Bzoad^€loUii;; ~; . . .. ~ 1
PUotsndPetersbamdo; ■•■ •
D*. 8UiB;
lirt of the general »tocS ol
Cembrielc Muslins;
Jo?W. bfthe latest pettemsjGold and 81l-
AUorwhich will be cold on .the i most accom*. |
are Lnrlted 1
tojy,y> ><^lMtopat< ** llteg<!l ** ~D okE9adoo.
■■ • . AltlilVitt OF . I
«>i,T; : inp lyraTga PRYjOPops i \
■ ThA' pf'tht Staton! * I
-**Y«nJn STErE&SOtf * LOVE,' alKn of the original
tffl*
bf the 8t ?^ 83 »
fcUhfl^t'bargtfn&fc.,,
yifin much and Cornellrtd Hilkg and Satin^
I
end Pare
mattae,*Ucolcrsund quallties
tw> item? end high colored Do Lalnos, ell qualities,
Miendwinttr Bhewls,of crerydescription
Sn/Sd&WU* Btocho end Plsld Shawls,
Thibet do.
Prints, from up
RlStons end Millinery floods Tory cheep
eSJalßlletockor JWHESTIC-OOObs, at loir prices.—
SbBoSSrPUWw Linens, Table Cloths, nnd Sep-
Aefei* »»i and Cremts.-Tery cheap.
W. would respectfully solicit en eerly cell from both
buyers, flaHerfDff.
patron-
I^S)<i^ STgVEN3OK & LOVE.
“P" q .. .e i .’ i_■ "y 11 1
; "J' Jut Keeoiwed,
ij IBE OEIGIJIAIs BEE-H.IVE,
a Kb 7JL viKKBt STREET, „
e' HEW -SUPPLY OP PALL AhL VrihTER -GOODS, I
A which will bo eold at exceedingly lo» pnees. JFe ;
S?r-»S£?rf«meni. bdlertnp that we can now offer
,u i iaiaecments'to bothwholeselo end retail buyers,
& LOTfc.
Books BECEtvEB-KWiiiiA'r 65 Mf'xt swiTO® l -
The Coming Straggly../.- .
raasssuasasr
:^?3tiSi&sByE£ pai sWb t l *
”gfmr? A f v A m * Tfea,l gt *^ iangin * e&ttPinlott lo goa<?J
of j£rf£ ftnmtheVnie,TVMelFotM. Words hy BeUemy;
“‘SSSI^.KH.en.
.Ub.ea.
an.g Ppy ynT' • ’•> • ..
FTMwrth’aJhacrrdfPolltfeg. Ter eat* garferp prtcgg,
w J.B.DA.VJBON,
• ssHafiatfctmt,ot*rXpart2i.
.MQHNIK6 POST.
JANUARY ,7.
OLUTHINO.
DEY GOODS
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TRANSPORTATION.
OIiEVEIiAK MBBUBGH
C :
f tvTil C . 11 Ixuii cl Hi I y (Supdays excepted) a* follows:
MAIL XRAIfI If'MpS'Clcfel&odst 9.D0 A M for WellSTlllCi
rtoprini ota»intenSdmiaßWtom; mlviSAt AlUaacaat
Sau, <Sd Wciisvino at 120 P m. ' '
*'TYPBESB MAIN leaves ClSVoland At 8.00 P it for Alll
ance.s top ping At HuSWrij EathUJo,aufl EavepnaonIy—
“acOOMMOBASIONTRAIN leaves Clewlanilftf Bavanna
and Intermediate stations at M6,an4 orrivoat Eavonna at
0 25 I II Two thtough Trelns lrom CUvolaad to Pitts
burgh dally. 'betdbnihg:
EXPRESS TRAIN learn Alliance for Cleveland atIRSO j
p it Btopfilflg at UmA.ltavonna, Earlvilla anil Butlson i
only—amve infedcrelaxid at £4O P M. Tbo Mail Train Of i
nhto And Panna..Railroad; leaving Pittsburgh at&QO A M, ,
connects with thia Train at Alliance at 11.45 AM.
MAIL TRAIN leaves WoUsvlUe for. Cleveland, at 3.00 f \
M, stopping at pll way at Alliance at 5 Op |
andClevelandai7.doV,M. I
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN- leaves-Ravenna for Clow* t
laud and intormedlaio Stations at 7A5 A M—arriTs at ]
Cleveland at 0.00 A M. Only one through train from Pitta* i
baightoCloveland daily. • . . c J
- CONN£CTION!3~MaU Trainfrom Cleveland connects at i
Alliance with the Mail Train of Ohio and Poona* It R. for
Canton, Massillon and Wooster; also for Salem end Pitt*
burgh, arriving at Pittsburgh at 4.45 PM. .
Express Train from .Cleveland, and. Mail TrainJlrora
Wellsville.both connect at AlUahcO atA.OOP M with the
Express Train; of .a * P* Rfor Pittsburgh—=arriTlng at
connects With the B.OO AM
Train of 0, A P: R. from Pittsburgh..' -
PssseagvW leaving Pitisburgh on the 8.00 A M Train or*
dve at Cleveland at &44 P M, and-oonnectTfith the follow*
tngtrsJna East, West and South. . n
■ Cleveland iso Toledo.- -Trains leatlng at 3.00 P M.for
Sandusky. Toledo, Chicago and the North West, arriving at |
TWcdo at 7.&5PM and Chicago next Jnordng at 7-00--;,
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than ** i
hotirtu ■■••.., , . .•!
- CtcvsLaun, Columbus asn Crscmffan.—Trains leaving at- ]
2 50PH and 8.30 P M for Columbus, Cincinnati Gallon, i
Dayton, Indianapolis and all stations. on the Bellefontaino ;
and Indiana Railroad. .
Cleveland aSd Em*.— I Trains leaving at 4.45 P M ana
9 00: P M for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New: York, The
Trains connect both ways with the 0. Z. A C. R. R» at
Hudson for Cuyahoga Falls. Akron and Clinton at Bayard
with the Railroad forCarrollton, Minerva and Wayt^esburg.
Tickets through to Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Lasalle and
Freeport can he obtained at thi# offlpa, . t ■ ■ 4 •
Paasenffers are reoueated U procure tbolr llama at.tno
Company's Office, pf • • • JQHN.A* CAOGH67, Agent, .
no viA Monoflgahola House, Water sWPlttsbnrgb. -
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD.
Kew Arrongemont, ■
c oififEifonro :a ua usr.s, 184 a.
1853. IBS -
S TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 6.o’clock, A Mi
stops only st tha principal Stations, ond-dlnes at erest-
Uoe at 1.30 P M. arriving at Cincinnati in ..the evening, via
Columbus and Xenia. ; «i ».
: from Pittsburgh to Cfadnn&a,s7,7o} to Columbus,
• *505
TRAIN leaTO Plttsbargh at 8.30 A M; dines at Al
liance; and reaches Orcsiline at 0.00 P. M, connecting with s
the Night Train to Oolumboa and Cincinnati, ondwith the -
Bellfifontalne and Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis, Terre Haute, and towns in Indiana.. Oonncotloes are ,
mado at Alliance by RaUroad with RAvcnna, Hudson and :
Cleveland*
; Fare from mtabniTjb to Cleveland, ,«.<».
. Connections ore made at Mansfield by Railroad with San
dusky City, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanee-
; T 'Faro to Sandusky City, 11,60; to Newark, to Zanee
-1 Collections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandusky Csty. 'Passengers who leave Pitta
burgh in tho Mail Train at 8-SO A M, go directly by Mana
lleld and Sanduaky City to Detroit, without dotenUon.
i Vara to Detroit, OOO: to Cbieaßo,
* BBTBRWSGt '
■ THE EXPRESS TRAIN .Icavea Cxcsilino at 1,00 P M,
Mansfield at 1.40 P M, and Alliance at 6.00 P M, and reach
es lPittsbmgh. at B.lsr 61,-conceding with .the. Express
Train to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which lcavos Pitte
■ burgh at 10AO P. M. •
; Time from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, li'/( hours./ Parc,
Pare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
watt. TRAIN leaves Crestline at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express, Train from Cleveland, and
' arrives at Pittsburgh at 6, P M.
) NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M aad,4.4&PM,eDdNew Brighton at 7
ABlemd IPSL Excursion tickets, $1; quarterlyUckets
fltTQdQCßdlStcl. -
■ FREIGHT TRACS leaves Pittsburgh at &30 A M, and or
jives BX 4.80, PM. : • .- • AAU
«n.Pascocgcri are requested to procure Tickets at the
Company's OAK*, at the federal Btreet Station, of
OEORGE Agent
S&* The Train* do-notnm on Sunday..
: aa»Farther Information may be obtained Of .
augg : .TQHN-KKLLY. Passenger Agent,
' WIUXEtt ABRASOEMSNTS.
1833. *BB3.
THE A BAlh IIOAD.
ritlLß Post Mail train will leava.tbe Passenger fetation on ,
i Liberty drear, every morning at 0 o’clock, etopploE
at all the regular stations on tho road, nnd arriving in
Philadelphia the next morning at 3 o’clock, eoonecUngwUh
the trains direct to New York, Also connecting at Harris
bars with tho trains for, and arriving in Baltimore at 7 o’-
clock, A'.M. •;. ,
■ The Express Train leaves the station every evening ot
&80 o’clock, stopping at all tho veguiarstations, and cou
nectingwitb trains fur Baltimore, and arriving-in Philadel
phia or Baltimore at BV. M.. : .
Pare to Philadelphia, s9,feO; Fare to Baltimore, $9.
Baggage checked to aD stations on the Pennsylvania Rail*
rood end to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Accommodation Train will leave every afternoon at
i o’clock, stopping at all regular stations, and running
t only as faros Latrtbe: A ,
| Returning trains arrive in Pittsburgh at&10, and 80 1 -
doek,A.JL, end 7.25 P.M. .... . , ■ ■
passengers parchaslng tickets in cars, will be ehatgeaTEs
oxXTBls addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company have no agent _ ■ „ •
{ No notes of a loss denomination than five dollars will bo
received in payment for tickets,- except those issued by the
lßanksof Pennsy’vania.
I £s* Nones.—-In case of loss, the Company will bold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and for an
amount not exceeding $lOO. ■.
!• b The Excelsior. Omnibus Line has been employed
| to convey passengers and baggage to and from the Depot,
|at a chargo not to-excced 12}£ centsfor each passenger,ana
1 1214 cent* far each trunk. ... ■
1 For tickets apply to J. ME3KI3IEN, Agent, .
I , At'tfceP.R.R.DepotjOnUberty street,
I Pittabnrgh, November Sfy 1853. _. ..
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
..RAILROAD.
WINTER ARR ANGEMENT; *
ON anti After WEDNESDAY, November 10,1853, Three
Passenger Trains run daily (Sundays excepled) aaXol-
GOING south.
Q. Morning MaGr Eoesung .
. .fctpiras. JPatscnger. JSxpreu,
Lcavo at—. 4.30 A M 11 <OO A M 6.10 PM<
Monroetmu Janetlon.. 6.16 “ 11.50 £*99
fiholby Junction....—;. 0.40 “ 1.15 PM «-15 :
Mansfield Junction...— 7.20 “ 1.40 w 8.10
Mount Vernon - ...9.05 “ 4.10 “ ,9.55 “
uSSWark <10.03 « 6.16 “ 11.00“'
GOING NORTH. ' „
Le&To Newark at--.... 4.20 A M 0.00 AM 6.25 PM
Mt. Vernon. ....... 6.25 “ 10J0 « 6.30“
Mansfield Junction....* 7:20 « lilO PM ; BAO <>
Bholby Junction 7.45 “ . I*os ‘ BJI6
Monroeville Junction*. 0.16 “ 3.10 “ 10*30 . ..
; Beach Sandusky -10.00 “ 355 “ 11.05 “
r 'Connecting ax Sandusky with Mad River and lake Erie,
i and “Northern Division*Cleveland and Toledo RaiiTnads*
At Monroeville, with Trains on “ Southern; Division"
Cleveland and Toledo R. JUj for Cleveland, Toledo, Ac.
At Shelby Junction* with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati Railroad. . . / <■;; ,
At Mansfield' Junction, withf-Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsburgh.- ■...
At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanesville,
Coluthbus, Ac., Ac.
This arrangement of Trains completes the lino of direct
communication between tho East and “ Grtct Hbrth^Wtst.”
Passengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
tho West, proceed, directly on iheir.arrival. at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Mansfield. Tbencc i
to Monroeville, where connection facade.lmmodi&leljrfor ]
Toledo, Chicago, and Intermediate placed -affording a route. 1
unrivalled.for safety, certainty nnudcßpatch. • •'•<>> 1
Connection is also made with all the Trains on-the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Mansfield,:by which yasseft*
geps from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, B&ndasfcy, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia and Baltimore, without delay. - . ••
• By this route, passengers taking: the. early Train from
•Zanesville, Columbus, Newark,* Ac., can go to Toledo, San*
. dusky or Cleveland, remain in either place'somefourhourf,
and return home same day.
TUROUGH TICKETS to be had at tho different Stations,
for the above named plaoes.
J. R. ROBINSON, Baperlnt’U
•j Sandusky, November, 1853. fnov24.3ta)
Pennsylvania AaUrosd Qompasy*
*XT7~B are forwßidingTroduce, Aa, toßoltlmoreandPhlln*
YY delphia, promptly* .on rec«ipU ;13iae r 'HveDsyBi
&ATZ3- 0? PBHG Ht.
B&oon, Pork and (salted,) 45c, 9 IOOBtt.
On Lord, Lard Oil, Tallow, Cotton, Window Gl&ss, 60e.tR
lOOlbe. ’ ■
On Candles, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco,
'
On Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Seed, 70c. !b.
. On Beer Skins, Hemp, Flax, and Eggs, 70c. 9 IOOIbo.
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandise, 00c,
9 lOOlbs.
On Flour, barrel;. . > O ■•••■■■
We are also prepared to forward freight to Rodebaugh’a
Station* near Greenaburg and intermediate Stations
COVODE A GRAHAM, Agents,
oornsr of l*enn and Wayne sts., Pittsburgh*
IL U HOUSTON, Agent,
Jy29 g) tr Market street, Philadelphia
UENNSk L\ AMA RAILKOAi) —W-L-vTOI Taiufp bstwkss
X. ' PrrrßßSftaa, Philahelpwa ASfn- Baltimore.
Fatt Class —tggs, Feathers, Merchandise, Furs, 90 costs
»100ft)F, • • ' " "
Second eras*—Apples and Peaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles, Baffalo, Bear and Deer SHns, Clover and Timothy
Seed, Glassware, Ginseng, Bags Sheep Felts7sc 100 lbs.
-Third-Class.— Apples (green,) BranandShip Bluff,Bacon
and Port, (loose,) Suiter, Hides, Hogs* Hair, Hemp and
Flor, Lrathor-(EafltWard,) 65c$lChJ fri .
. Fourth Class —Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or boxes,) Barloy
and Malt, Beef and Pork (pickled or salted*) packed Candles,
1 Cheese. Grain (In hags.) Lard and Lard Oil, Lead (inpigB Or
I sheets.) Oil Cako, Tallow. Whisky, Leaf Tobacco,; W cents
ftlOO B>s. ■ .
I • fycdal Rate*.—Cotton 60c QlO9 IDs. Floor tljjl bhl- >*
1 dec!2 GEORGE C. FRANCISCOS. *
JEHU HAWORTH, corner -Of 1 TMwhtond and Diamond
valley, wishes to inform his customers and the public
i .'generally, that he is now receiving Alargaand choice Mice
t U»n of GROCERIES, euoh as choice Yottbg Hfpott, Impe*,
rial. Gunpowder, extra fine Souchong, Ningyonfc Oolong,
I Conges and scented Orange Pekoe TEAS : Mocha, Old Java-’
LAnii-.Rio COFFEES; fine SUGARS and syfiUPß;.B\meV
i Cluster, Valencia, Sun and Snltana -RAIsiNS ; fresh OUBr.
1 RANTS; preserved Citron, Lemon and Qr&ngdJ?eels; > supe
-1 rfor-French BRANDIES; 'Port*'Madeira, 'Tenerl&V Cham*.
1 pagne, Liabon,Sherry and Malaga WINES; togetherewith
f a general'assortment of pure SPICES—eII of wEidr h&Jk'
! determined to soil at such LOW JJRIGES that cannot >bA'
heat b? any other Store In the dtv. -- •• norI? v:
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DtWVSK ainiinirikfctS* ilnitoß&oe Co.
m» qfihx Exdwmgf, TM**, PhiL
Tnnni INBUBANCE,—BsUiiag*;- mcttlmiaUe end pthor
JC proberty, in town and QQuntrjytafiurod against loss ot
damage by fire, at the lowest rfttn.hfprisaiinm. ■ ,*
Majuks iKsmtANCß.—They also Insure vessels, cargoes ana
freights, foreign or com poUdcs,
astueassurcd.-siaydeiiifc*.• * s'-.-• ■. i .
ISUHb Tu»*PodTATOWs!-Th»y «h» h«ure merchandise,
transported by wagons, railroad cars, canal boats and steam*
beat* on rivaw and la&ci, on tho most-liberal terms.
Director!—Josoph U. Beal, Edmond A-.Bcud4r, JohnC.
Darla, Robert Burton* John it. r Panrose,Bamu el-Edwards,
Goorco G. Lelpcr, Edward'Darlington, Isaac R. Daris, WU
liam Pol well, John Nowlin, Dr.Rv M; Huston, Jaa. 0. HaniL
Theophllus Paulding, H. Jones Brook* Heaw Scan, Hugh
Sr* * wffl 010
TIIDfI. C. HA2TO, ViaPwt&aii.
lostinV!.Otn>us,Sxretary. - j . , ■ ■..
Office of the Company, No. 42Water :
jelOaltf ■ : P. A. MADEIRA. Asont
PBOXECTIOS
IHSUEAMCE COMP AH Y,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, AnnvalPtemiums and WutcrD Fund
51,000,000.
INCOBPOBATED 1826.
Bolides of Insuranoo Isanoiotalltlmeson tbo mosl&sorft.
bio terms, eminst
LOBB OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
oarm 1.-- ■ - ■ ... •
PHB-lI.S OF JfAVIOATIOH,
nr--'
. GEO. E. AENOLD, Aqeht
for PJTTSBUBOB AJVZ) ALLEGHENY 00 UNTT.
mtrlC:y ■ '•••••••. - i •■•••■ ■ • : -
the united states .
LIFE IHSURAHCE,
ANNBITT and TRUST COMPANY,
phh<ad£i<pbia.
CHAETEBED APEH. 26TH, 1860.
CHAKTEB PERPETUAL.
Tbe FranUlln Fire lnmrenee Company,
Of Philadelphia, Paaapbxana. m .
DniECTOBS— Charles W.llancltcr,Thomas HsrtjTobiaa
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith, Goo. w. Each
aids, Mratlecal J>. Lewis, Adolahl B. Boric, BartdA, BKitme,
Starts Pattcreon. CiuS- N. Bincna, President
' cats.o.nixouo, Earttarp. . .....
Continue to make Inßtutmeo, perpetual or Umitea, on every
description of property, to town and country, at tales as low
:aa are consistent with security. ,
i The Company hare wsemd * large Contingent Fund,
"which, with their capital and pranlums, ealcly. Invested, of*,
frrni ample protection to tho assured. . . , ■
‘ The Assets of the Company 4 on January 1851, as. pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, wore OBrolloirs, nx;
SSg l :"~r~ So
c£h?a:::":::: - -
T0ta1...... 44
Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-cue years,
they have paid Upward of One Million Fonr Hundred ybon
yntiri Dollars, looses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, ae well as the ability and duposk
tloH to meet with promptness all ltebtirae*_ - ■< ....
r** * GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
0p34 Office, northeast cor. Wood ana Third sts..
V . ; 4 ;
.-t.-.
1 ■ ■ ■ t t li..
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CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, 8 . E. Corner of Thxrd anti Chestnut
. Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of the Some Board at Ph&addphiat
. noooToßa.
Btopben B. OraTlbxd, ■ Paul B. Goddard, •
Ambrose !W. Thompson, I«wronai Johnson, .
Benjamin W.Tisgien Oeo, SPHenry,....
Jacob L. Florence. JsmeaDejeren*, . .
WUUam SL Ooilwln, William STKoe.
Prerufenl—Siepben R.Craerfonl,
Via Prutdat- Ambrose.W. Thompson. . ;
Medical Examiner, Pilttburgh—3»mea u. Willson, HLI).
B.B.Moirry, sLp._ r .
* . . OEO. E. ABKOLD, Amnt,
nmrlTqr No. 74 Fourth street, Pltubargh.
* THIRD ASNVAL‘BTATEDISST
OP inn STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
lUBURANCE COMPARTs
OF PESSSYLVAKfA. -
Assets, May Ist, 1209D16 61
Premiums received to May Ist, 66
Interostan Loans, J®
Capital Block.. - - 100,000 00
Betorood premlnxua, losses,
peases,
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, end other good seen- . ' B3
Prnnlma Notes....- ■••—— —■ Mr'sso "l
Cash oa hand 17,0^
Total om't of Resonracs, Liable for Losses— $3M,318 TO.
micros*.
JOHN P. EOTirEBFORD, DtrapMn county,
p. C. SEDOWICK; Harrishom,
BAMHF.L JONKB, PhlUdelphta,
A. WILKINS. Banker, Plttsboroh,
' ' A. A. CARRIER, “
JOHN B. RUTHERFORD; tinphln county,
A. J. GtLIJSTr, Harrisburg,
S. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERTKLOTZ,Carboncounty. _
. JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. GIL LETT, Secretary.
Will Insure agslnst perils of aea and inland narlgstion,
al», on Merchandise in city or oonnlry, at lowest rates con
sistent with safaty. Policies Issued, on dwelling houses
rither-perpetuallyorlbratermoryears. . , .
;■ Branch Office, corner Fourth and Smlthnelilstreota. .
nyM-tf A. A CARRIER. Actuary.
TtHUbnrgh Life Ininrmce Comjparry, of
Ij PITISUUUOU, i’a. Csprrit, $ 100,000.
, President—-Jutts S. Hoox
i Vico President—Suren, M'Cunus.
Treasurer— Joseph S. Leech.
■ Secretary—C. A. Coltow. _ _
OFFICE, NO. 66 PIFTIT STREET,
(Jfawnie BaU Buildmg.)
This Company makes erery Insurance appertaining to
or connected with Life Risks, ■ ■ - „
Mutual Rates are the same as those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies. , .. ,
Joint Stock rates at a reduction of one-thlrd from tM
Mutual rates—equal to a dividend of thtrty-thiee and one.
third per cent; paid annually In adYanco.,
Risks taken on ths Uses of persona going to California or
Australia.
; mucroas. :
'Jsiiiea SHoon, Samuel M’Clurkan,
IWUliam Phillips, John A. Wilson,
JohnEeott, Joseph P. Oaaiam, M.r.
! JobnM’Alpln, Aleaandor Reynolds, .
Hofktltt N. Leo, Hiram Stowe.- marta
■Western ■ Inauranco Company, Pittsburgh..
R. MILLER, Jr., PruidznU | P. M. GORDON , -Secretary
7 CAPITAL, 8300,000. _
TITILL Insure agslnet all kinds, of risks, FIRE and MA
■YY RINE. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
®. r Ad?ome ! lnstltutton, managed by DurrcroM who are well
known In-the community,and who aro detcrmlned, tat.
promptness and liberaUty, to maintain llio character which
hoyl have aesnxned, as oderlng the bet protection to these
who.desireto be Insured.. .. .
Dfrectori.—B.Miller, Jr.,o. W. Hleketson, JrW;Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. H. Smith; C. Ihmson, George W. Jaekson,
WtnlM. Lyon, James Llppeneott, George Barsle, JamcsMc-
Auley, AlexanderNlmlck,Th6masflcort.. _ , ■
«&. Office, No. 82 Water street, (Warehouse of Hoang A
C&,ppstalra.l Pittsburgh.- ■- ■ • • , . npr24:ly i
[JETNA IN9VBAROE: CORPAST,
. i HARTFORD, CONN. • • • •
Chartered 18 lOs-Cnpltol StoeU $300,000.
• 1 THO 3. K. BRACK, President.; •
■ > TIIOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary. ;
TV RECTORS- Thornes K. Draco,
-JrJ Samuel Tudor, . , .Ebenesor Flowor,
WardWoodbridge, B.ABnlkoley,
Joseph Church, . Roland Mathor,
- Frederick. Tyler, - Edwin G.-Ripley, ■
Robert 8ue11,., Samuel 8. Ward,
Miles A. Tattle, Henry Z. Pratt,
John L. Boswell, Austin Dnnbam,
GustevusF.'Davis, - Juntas 8. Morgan.
IST Policies on Fire and Inland Risks Issued,on Jarora
bio terms, by ' GEORGE E. ARNOLD, Ag’t.
deelSly : No; 7* Fourth streot, PRlsbnrgh.
WESTERN • FARMERS* INSURANCE CO., :
1-- SEW LISBON, OUIO.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 120- .FIFTH. ST, PITTSBURGH.
Capital, 6100,000.
JAMES KELt,t,.Prest..iVl,EVl MARTIN, Secy.
R. MoKASKfeV, Agent, .
&■Will Insure Buildings, Stores, Merchandise-and
•Property gc'Derallyyop. tbft-post favorable tonaa [docl.6m
Is tottt lift ininredf
IF NOTt readwhat someone b. 114 written. Among *ll the
contrivances ofmanto protect tho family, circle from
want, none can be found more simple In its character,uoblo
In Us feattiKvor certain In Sts results, than LIFE IN3DU
ANOii It Is the prop which tho dying husband leaves to
soppottthowlfaof Juabosomi - -7, .
ltisthe nnsoenhamlof tho Provident father Teaching
forth from tho grove, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together the gMTclmy>
Pittsburgh LiCe Insurance Oompanv t Fifth nt„
eep2l Uasonlo Ifall.
NEWOFPICB.
BealEatateandContractiixgAgettt.
THE; subscriber has been tnducod to open an office Ibr
the pnrposo of buyiog.and.selling, on Commission, and
having tho Agenqy of. iarge:Bteam Baw-MilU and Boat
yards on the AlleghenyyiTer, togeibec-with many otixer
facilities from other watet and-atcazd eaw-mijls. He flattens
hLmself that be can fornlab any bills of lumber- and
tlmber 'of any hind,.great or email, long or short,:and
I'eUver them at ony pointtm the •Monoogah°la,
Ohio, or Mississippi rivers, contract to buiid largo Barges,
btora Uiats, Coal Flats, Boat Ou&nels, Bridge Timber) Rail
rood Timbers— Freight Iron, Coal, Ac, to any given point,
and will attend to the Bale and Rentofßcal Estate. From
bis long experience in lomboring, freighting and boat
building bo thinks he can. give general satisfaction All
persons are reque ted to make tbeir contracts soon, espe
cially those wanting boats or largo blllsoflnmbcr and Urn
ber, should contract Ibr them In the fall Ibr tho spring and
summed nee He will also attend to the purchase and sole
of any <£mmoditythnJ may be desired
Letters addressed to Bavin Munir, Real Estate and Con
trading l Agent, Pittsburgh, Box post paid, will bo
punctually attended to. Ills office is on Irvin.street, No.
2, Allegheny House. • ■ . BAVXD MUNN,
• ?- iuaiomrcES.
001. J&mes B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh. ■
Mr. John Morrison, Esq 4 .
Mr. RobLR BrovDrEKl, : : . Allegheny [River.
Mr.Wm.Armstrong,— 11 . Clarion “
Mr.oeorgeß. Swssey, .. ..... •
C AJ. Hahn* Co, « « “
derffLXydarr
t: ' 1 AffrtciiUaxal Notloe*
PMBERB of the i Allfighesy: County Agricultural Bo
claiy areraquestedvta rondw ttielr membership pro*
vlous to the annual elecUon for ofDccts, vrbich takes place
on the &st Wednesday, of January, IS&4. CertiGcatcs of
Membership can-bo hadat the Seed Btoraof James Watdrop,
Fifth street t James X egley,
Jdoha&» \yood stredt; nomf'v r m. MozUn, Man--
xhestd *, snttfroa A.By MTAudran, «t: the PlQoo of M'ftao* :
wen A Douglas, comer
A B it’ftOTWAw, Bco’y. , . [dec2L-a>Wtd]
“Oxartleira ttoltrotLd CorapoMy,
' *
■A' heldJla-iKCTWtonDftWiai U» protlaiotuj of Jim Chatter,
_ ""
tf^Toodcu
stipUanas&t
jppttTßCttPg-
Sii
-V-, • . . .
■ V ■ P„;,X'/MPpiPP v:: 1 : PQ :
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
y •" ■■; *7- t
EXCSA'B'GE AHIT BAHXIHB HOTJSB
oi _■ -'tiG.;« •
A. -WILEINS &. CO.,
. UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING, '
Wo. Foturtb street,
• PITTSBOBGII. PA., • -.• .. / ... '. .
and Domestic Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes,
•JJ and Land Warrants bought and sold.
UMoxii . . ' .
; Busitfp* paper discounted and loans negotiated.
s .6tockSiljjnghtaiid«>!doaconnniFBioa.- ; \ .
Money •reeetrednon deposit, 1 arid interest allowed when
leftfor a Bpecifiodtim'e. :•' • 1 ■ doc 3
JOHN WOODS,,
BANKER AriH EXCHANGE BROKER,
■; p2AXXn-i». - i*/- • '• ' ■
■ Eiohango, Commercial and Bank -Home.
STOCK bought and sold' on commission.- - Oollecaocs
. carefully, attended to. Intercut paid on Deposit.;:; '
: 6814 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
Bank. , decld
6. 0. m. ntftWAß
TIEBHAN & .CO«,vi •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BEOKEBB,
fefagftly) ■ No. 95 Wood Strut, and Diamond AUry
Vcmcthaand Jtoragn JZccluatat* JJankNotes, Gold and SUvo
EouqU, Said and-JixduingtJ, aUM'
EXCHANGE'AND BANKING HOUSE 0?‘
WILLIAM A; HILL a CO., .
' . ; • 64 woon steect; wtmbusoh.
Interest riUowedon timo deposits. . [angSS
, - =lB5B.
EXCHANGEAND BANKING HOUSE OP
: A. WILKINS A CO.,
-• J - 'No. 75 Fouata St&bt,.-
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh.
;; : PmsinmoH.
, G.B.ABNOLD & CO., n
J BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, . ,
TVSAtERS In Exchange, .Coin, Bank Notcsrßight.and
X/ T&ne Drafts Ac. i .Collections carefully attended to,
find proceeds yomittod to any part of the Ufalcm. .
; ‘Btocks bought and sold on commission. ' .. __
.' 74 Fourth ete> next door to Dank 01 PittsVg. [seis
WTTX & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
- 1 ■ cowtra or woon asn jitts fifn*rrs..:
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the. Eastern CMfcs constantly for
sale. Time Bills of Exchange aril Notes dlscoontesLr-
Gold, Silver and Barit Notes, bonglit : and scibU. CoUectionr
madein&il the principal cities eftho United
~poBitsTt<cired > pfX l arandCugtgritlkiiulß. :
urim uumsr, - xDWABn aajur, -- .r noawcßTtiti»s. ; :
-au*H aawurf, & KAHM,
,V BANKERS AND-EXCHANGE BROKERS,.;.
BUT AND BELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
en Retd - Estate- or Stock Securities;, purchase
Promiasary; Notes and :TUne; Bills, on - East and Wcstj- hny.
and flail Stocks on. Commission. ■ • ... . •
Collections made on all points In the Union. [my 1
H, HOLMES & SOKB,
BANKERS AND KXCEANGE BROKERS,
04TS BZKOTZD tltSlß' B4jriasd AXO KXCaiKOB 0771C2 TO KO..
07 HABICT STRSTT,' 7 dCB DOORS CZLOW OLD BTASO.
N nOLMiS A r SON&> Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
i and Dealers' in Notes, Drafts, Acceptaiiicef, Gold, Sil
ver situate Notes. Exchange on thß Eastorn andiyestem
Qttes constantly tor aale. • : ‘ •• >
OollecUona mada tn 01l tbecltles thrpnghoUUhe United
States. DepositsreCriTed in par furidaor cnrronfcpaner.No.
67 Market street, between Third arid Foartb ghv fja3o:ly
g: i aiiori J.‘...».MjM«iw..w«Z,w..w.wm««mtßQtfc ftiEOtJTT,
. HOON & * SABGENT,
; BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
v. a. coaHxa or Wood a stxrn ei&» riHauUkao, th. • .
T\EALERB ih Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign and
1 / Domestic Exchange. Certificates of Deposit, Ag, ; ■
Exchange on all the principal cities of the Union and Eu
rope, for Bale in sums to suit purchaser*. _
; Current and par funds remred ou deposit.
OoUectfamamadorin all trarts of the Union," at the lowest
'rate®.v s • n; ; . Oeplhly
Removal.
PATRICKB ft FRIEH&. _
BANKERS,AND EXCHANGE BEOKEBS. ;
JS&W Eenwwdttor QsutoVttGorncrqf fifUimd Woodsu.
; .unsHJMß, pa... i -: . ■
ThATBICKS * FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
X and Dealers la-Notca, Draft*,
and Bank Not**. Exchans** oo thO 'Eastcm ami western
Qties constantly for sale... '• - .
OollecUons made in all the 4tlo*‘throughout; tho United
States. Deposits received in .par, funds or current paper, at
th« corner of Fifth arid Wood Street*.
AUSTIN LOORISi
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Office, Xo> 02 - Tbtiiih ’*{ r « c6drs Wood,
.... , ... PITTSBURGH. •
xar Notes, Draft*, and loans on «l
laterals,- negotiated, -.Stock* and Land Warrants' botlffbi
and sold. -
fLOBENCB UOTEL,
No. 400 BIIOADWAV, SBW YORK.
<ooaouCTrD«ii ihe imtotrss n.«.)
BEUBEN 10TTEJ0Y, !
PROPRIETY
$440,183 S 3
j. Ex* • •
87,881 68
1355,318 70
AUB< ;•• •. ,
Drown’» Hotel)
Qjmer of &tdihfiddund Tkirri SirtfSiy lknifa.
BROWN * COXNET.LV,' PnopiUETORa. :
ipyGoodigtabtipg attached tatbw Uopse. •
i FRAS KLIS IiaUSE» €leveUnd, Ohio.
iTI PATRICK A SON» PaoPßUiona. —This House has un
dercona awl eitcnsb-e repairs, alterations,
and large additions of! new furniture etc,, uiujlho propria*
tow plaice thcin«lves that nothing aliall baTOitißjc.oa
their part to render ih* Frajiklls ti place where all the com
fcrta of a first cb« hotel con he found.
jy, 0. PATRICK A SON.
“ St« Charles* Hotel* ~
'Garner of TFodd and Third itreefir, -PititJA&ghi 'Ftnn%:
WIM4AM 8. CAMPBELL, PAoreisroa. ; V :
nuns fine establishment tmTicgcome into the hands of a
r near. Proprietor, offer* great inducement* tothntravel
liogcotnmtthlty, and oleo to regularboarder*. Emy dcli*
cocy and luxury trill be. provided la its season, end no pains
wfllbe spared to make this Hotel a comfortable non* to all
there. (royl&tf) W. S, CAMPBELL. Proper,
. St. Clair Lager Beer Brewery. ... . v
MHfB oaderiigued respectfully informs the public that he
ta noT* fully prepared to serve private families and the;
6 iblie generally, with 'hit celebrated LAGER BEER,_In
joules’; All orders left at his OOlce.NO. 39 DIAMOND
ALLEY,<nearWood street,) will be punctually, attended.to;
anil the Beer delivered to any part of thoclty or vicinity.
Je2B:tf • F. G. SCHENCK,
SELLIN G OFF
/' GREAT CHANCES .
W@M BAU& AlM$;
rviHE Undersigned would respectfully Inform their friends
1 and the dttzeus generally that they arc About dosing
out their largo indwell selected rtwskof •
;-M BtCH AND ELEGANT CARPETINGS,
Lately purchased in the East, from the ManofectUTm and..
Importers,' whieb; for variety, stylo and quality, ard nnsnr-'
oassed—consisting of
*■ \ .VELVET TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS,
Of splendid designs, selected expmwly for oar City Retail
Trader and at lower prices than would now cover the cost Of
imnortatibn, '
.. IMPERIAL, EXTRA and SUPER., THREE-PLY CAR
PETS, from the most, mannfaetpries in the
United States; colors Carpets of all
kinds; Yenitiah, Hall and Stair ospets; Wool and Homp
Dutch' Carpetstogether with t* large assortment of Oil
Qoths, Mat*,'Rugs; Matting, Tublo and Piano Covers Ac. .
; The entire stock trill positively bo sold the present sea
son; t* make room.ibr other goods; - • •• -^. i
dec3' ; ' ; CL B» HE ABLY. & C 0...
; A large stock or now.; oAd beautiful pal
j items now receiving at the
• RKW CARPET STORE,
•. ’ .y .; .. . • . 41 Fifth streotv near Wood.
i\ Also, Oil Goths of all widths and qualities;: Huge, "Matts,
Matting, Window Shades,- Btaif-rods, Venitian Blinds, Ac.,
AX *2* LOWEST CASH rRICES. ’ _
a sep6 t,,--,-v ROBINSON A 00.
; —\ ENTMPKIS& WORKS,
r. 50.v136 wooi>BTaxKT,:n[ißi» nooa below Vincis aust.
■ ge wn *cjtetljsr. .
IMPORTERS and manufacturers Of
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
fggfl2o: ‘ RIFLES, 4c. We
.Bgm ''/ keep agenoxal assortmentof the above -
/articles constantly on band; together,
with h general variety of Fjuicy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Homs, Bhot Rolls, Caps, Powder,
Load aid Ballets ; Bowie, Dlrlqllunting and Pocket Knives; :
and Hair Bressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors,, Ac,-;.
Jobbing and repriilng neatly Executed. , lf 4
RlFLliSt—We aro maklng Rifles ofavery description, to
OTder, of the best metcrial, and workmanship warranted.—
Order* received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill-*
od with despatch. Hunting parties supplied At Wholesale
price*. ■ .tayl6--'
Revolvers 1 Revolvers!
nrCffT BEQEIVED—By ErpresF. direct from the manufae*
♦l 'tdrert J a splendid assortment of Colt's lie plating Pis*
tol&4L 6 and G inches barrel* afl of vhich we wiU;*ell. for.
cash allow as they can be bought in the city of New York.
Persons going to Australia or Collfbrniai wiU find that they
candobetterby pttrchasingtheirbqnlppageat homo,than
they can hmong strangers, as vre give persons a chance to
try ahy of the above before leaving-thecit£; and
inc.«of‘ t»non,, W ereri n 4thomo oD oy.
13f>Woo4 street. Wttabrireh.
7|UUS RENTON IRON OOMPANI', or Western tfemuyi-
I v&nla, having become tbe projfrletors or the RENTON |
und: DICKERSON PATENT for malin? Wraugftt Iron tfi
■rec£fri>mihe Ore t for that portion of territory, of Penhuyiva- i
ula lying TT«it of,' andlncluilihgr tlie counties of Pulton,
dJunUpmtoDi Cento, ClearflekhKlk and McKcan, are now
'prepared to-mU'certificates of stock In aald.eompaoy, each
abate or stock entitling the holder to sharein the profits of
the company, and the ilght to use one Eurnaco.nndersaJd
Patent The Company.wiU: also sell the right.touse tho
ImproTement In-the'abd?e named territory; by dnglo. fur
na«j or otherwise. Tho fact that by the Renton process
Iron Ore can biconrerted into Blooms at about tho cost ro
goired'tn.cohTert Oreinto Pig Metal, la a sufficient recom
mendation ofltsmerits. ' V «
* Mr. JAMESH. CRANE has been appointed Agent for the
sale of rights to use Furnaces under said Patent, to whom
aonUeatlon may be made, or to tbennciewlgned Directors of
IbS Comply. J. k StOORHEAD, i 1
AtLEN KttAMERi J-PiUrturgh.
JAS. W. HAILMAN’,) 1; 7 7
W. DEWES WOtll), ATKiKWport,'
JAS. g. CRANE, Pittsburgh.;
decl2 , d*wtf
ATENT FRUIT GATHERER—For picking fruitirom
tall trees without the aid of a ladder; Pruning Instm*
merit*©* the most approved' construction;. Digging Porky
suitable for strawberry '.bods, ; fie* Potatoe Hook* Seed
Drills? Gutting Boxes, for Hay or. Com Stalksypf various
patterns, and a great variety of labor saving implotneoU
for the garden or farraV Barry’s,'and other
standard works oil Floweri-Rural Architecture, and
-Landscape Gardening, forsake at the Seed and Implement,
Warehouse: No. 49 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa;‘ ’
"jg | 1 ; JAMES WARDROP.
Wallft Academy, of Drawing find PaintiagT
Xlir O. WAUfWoaldnotiiy his friends nndtire public,
• yy. jthstrhehasramoved liisstudlo from First-Street
to'the comer of Market and Eoritth otreets,. (second story, (■■
over the iitort ©r Wm. M. Hersh ; ;entxance -on Fourth street;
also opened© DRAW
ING SCHOOL. Classes ibr young Ladies and Gentlemen
wfll be fanned in bothDrawlngand Painting; . He has fitted
up *Bookn with ©Very fedllty for study, and.he tmstAthat
will meet with a supporting patronage. ; ;
•• v«prtgrtjf . .... - . -«• • ..A
OFFICE MOtfQNUAHELA NAVIGATION C0.,1*.
; .. . -December .10, 1853.;•: - /
“PfcROPQSALS.wiII be' received, at this office until three
X o’olock-Pi -fiL-of- WEDNESDAY, the -25tlr January
jexh lhr tho construction of Lock and Dam No. 5; also,for
ttie^confltraction of Lockß and Dams Noa;.fl and 7, being
rtdttisita rto extend the riavigation to th© Virginia State
-lltte. * Plrins and specifications wilHsr exhibited at the office
<m© week brevlous to the letting, -end all necessary Informa
tion friteUby S. lAthtap, Ecq., or tho nnderrfgnod. - ;; };
* PiundSas will be received for payments to "be made in
eaahrolsO. for payments In stock arid bonds 6f the coni;
rasa, iuihj, j, MOORUEAD,
. <fl©elA 'I ' Prcstdont of Mon .Kav. Oo.: •
OYSTER TRANSPORTATION.
- TSTB have arranged With the - Pennsylvania and Busque
yy barinff'iunread -Companies,, for a spedal* Oyster
TrtuisportatlonXfap,©^exceedinglylow nto.- - - . -
:• -T- ' ■ - ADAMS. A CO-. C4WatOT st
VESITIAM BLISPS, ~
QfiitidNOT, JBEFTH BTBEM
[cOT&tfJ , HOBII*BON A CO.
. • if- V . v. ■ •
HOTELS, &c.
,„.w. c. cojramf.
EURNITCKJ.
. • "EfffiopEAU AGEHC?.,; - : i ’
, j
IHB-WLaKST ESlißnHH£D'Cii%tCE r IN! IUIB .013%:
. j ..«, ;’'-,rr»TOft*ai«iinrQ::'' : T '' "- • ?. r• J
. MOBEV TOIHE OliD COUKTK.Yi,
feKa leave toaay to.those person* hay
■V-
.sendipg j&om - t cionsy ,: cr paying their pai£sgej‘tbdt his .ar^
' abasia that mistakwcari not occur, pbr Josses secrnndo any i
party. - Iftuiaif thbl&st teayenrsin >rtiic!i he _ has beettln
■without .tiiß Joss of. ,tha house for : whic2i 3ie is
m irtppped' not less ihan4s,ooo persona
daring tW last year to this country, wfchodt a ocmpleint of
their part. ,
He can ton© Passenger Xk&et&for London,Dphlin, liver*
pbol> ■tiUsgbsf/Cork,. BtUfcsV Drbgheds, .limerick, .Port
;Baßn y
ftoffi tiiencatoM&sbargh; .end will attend
right drafts"for-k&le. payu&e at’thfi fi>Uowing
P l**s,*i*: O Jf ROLAND.
Edwards. Sandford A 00... .—London;
TappscotV* 00. . .a. . • ••• m ......—.Liverpool,
- (ATeiiaDleln the principal dues-and towns throughout
' B * l “ 4 and Wale..}
Piorlndal Bank .'-Ireland....™.———"-———...Doblln. i
saiSCtHS. 1 T
Armagh, Bolfcat, .:DowMatriek, ..EnnhikUlm,;
Mkfio*. Stratum.’ .U-AtM“».'-?'eiig?g»rA : : •
Drogheda, • Bermoy, - Mcriagltui, 'EoiSw»«hr,'
-Balllna, • Cdran, Bandßlk, ;Sft!Sh • 5
-Kann. ■ Trait*, . • ®“4meH, '
' PffpgMinnn, Londonderry, Omagh*,'-. YongaAii, ;
Saabrldge, - KSlktanyi zhingannon, Kurnsn,
Wateiterd, Colmlna. ,Paraon*to«a; Cart, ;
lonia, ■ Bandon, -,r,, §ll*o. ~:
OontSlll, '■" 1 Itoerfck, JtoUyahaaiioa,.
- t - ,- .. ■•• i OK SCOTLAND. . j!
JAHEB W.WOODWBIL, _ ; i National Bank MBooaand*Edtabnigb, and Sta branchei
CABINET A’lTlSlV/TirJSB JfA JTXTi'ACimjfß. 1 lofiftytownainScotland. ..., -__ -
■■-; W*tt , *»riioin»®7 .:} ' ON FRANCE. ■
-Si W. W. rMpectfullT. litfcrmaca i | Jhmra, Edward Bloont A Co., Bankers .............
.laWggßSgigBßi> hdafttendi and'eaatomexa. that haWh.l 1 (Available Iri any city in Franco.) •
Tm» nmr comelotod hla aorincatoch {%!» I ' ONOEHJIaNY.
of Fdrnltnry,' whlchta derided], *1 J jfe&n. VogeL Koch * lf-'
- * ’ * *— wnxca ‘ ...... —■.
WM. B.' BXKVKNBO?f oontinnßB to manufacture
-Vs* . at&xni,
corner 61 Liberty p^A.Seventh streets. • UHDSKTAK*
, * *|*ffif* try {rkgß ita'tDTHllchgS*' •.-.: - -
, a.mu.i<uufiN « : ,
HAVE ON II AND ' W their cXtensiTe -OABINEr and
HANUJfXCTORY,Na. ej J J
latkq assorttnen t of fancy and plain fttruitum* **®X;
wiUßett ! -' x ' *
' Terma~-cat l Koaly< - •
Great inducements to
'\WTB villaell ourl&ige- stock ofCOSIMOK
AJ®,BfiDSTEAl>B^'*t:priceB-thr t; saniirt;
foil to please cashpurchasers. All oqr work- IgJgtfrnxilQa*
Our terms ere CASH. * - \ \ -
mai2s. : ;.
Joarnennen Cabinet Maker* Aifloeftatloik*-
JVARBSQU.3E 9*. TMI&DsSTSS&Tr ■
: VcnTTiry WOOD ASD JIAEJUtT ai3.y.'. .: .I I
• ~ TinsASSOClATlONj<mitaselitf f* :
Already twice' tofhree times.
dßyßBßßgaggß* ”**»y-'hfftidit- largest ;*nd.f*|j»l
IHVWwi hitherto.jhDst renovnod business * " sr
vhdraof this.Tdtyj havecpened.their .Waiebonße, <*»!*s*
; liblff w tat bl&the.publhy.by: wholesale or retail, with Bur*.
| nitare'O'f thff following d^cription—TiJi':., ’ ..r, . -..ir |
k' Mahogahy WftrdroDeaj Bureaas; Pull Columned
[ Bureaus? Maliogaiy-Bedsteads;.MaboganyChairs; Rocking-
Chairs; Mahogany ’Wtahstands Sofas; Divans? Piano Stool*.
[ Book Cases; SeeretaHes; Card Tables; Pier
Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hat Racks;
I lHnlng wßreakfcrtTabto;:
I Workstanda; Cberry and Comniou 'Workstanda; rugb post?
I common, low, and.trandlfl'Btidfftefld* Cribs
I Cradles,4e,rrr •. ,
I The advantages of cooperation, on an extensive scale, pc?-
I mit them-to wll at the Lowcfit prices, .and they are octet-,
I mined to lower than any eompetttorß,«ZL'eqnislly‘goodt
j if-not .better article, and warranted—as tbe> public 1 willui}-
| deratand by giving them a call,. -
f of all descriptions,and othergiticUa
i of any description, mado to order, in every styles at the
r est notice.' : >, , • w u nzOa j.
the over offered far ealo la this Cliy, wtow
will be- saUlat prices as low as any in the United Stated
East or West. ' ... l
As be 1b determined to uphold Old quality with well sea?
Boned materials, best ■workmanship, and newest designs; Mid
:£rom tiie extent of bis orders and fadlUy in manufacturing,
. he is enabled to prodtieo warranted furniture* nttbalowesV
He ima adopted the principle of-Identliyhig his customers*
totexust-Withtos own, to’qnality and ptlee,,and I )teepß-.aKl
wayaonhand the greatest variety of every description of
furniture, from the.cheapest and plainest, to the
gantandeostly/that* house, or. any_ part of.one, niay be,
ftirnlabsdfrbm fcisstockj or mannlaedund expr«Blj tociv|
der. The following articles consist* in parL of hit stock.}
which for richness oTtote and finish, caanot be. surpassed'
toany of tWEastern cities: I
ijouisXlYtetoh'totaSofos;. <
. ' 60£ofa& to pluzih and haircloth;
SOdoz. Mahogany Chairs;
20 doz. Walnut , “ „
60 Mahogany Rocking »*
20WaInut 44 “ •
60 Mahogany Divans; '
20 Walnut «
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
-50 i, Dressing Bumns; .
SO 11 * Washstandss \
40-Endbsed : M ■ V
-100 Common w
20 Plain dressing Bureaus;
A& Mahogany Bedsteads;
20 Walnut . . : «
- SOOottage , “
-800 Cherry, and Poplar Bedsteads; . .
20 Mahoganw Wardrobes; .
10 Walnut f*
' 10Cherry : \ “
60 Plato Bureaus;
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables «•,.
12 Secretory and Bookcases;
20 doi. Gains Beat Chian:
S toe Beat Roddcg Chain;
12 ladles* Writing Beaks;*
HatandTowelStands; What-Nots; .
Etlgulres; Paper Blache Tables 3
tovraaSonChain; Pembroke u
• Elixahethan '•'**. * Hall and Tier H. •
• Beceptton ■ **' Ladies*Work. M :
Pearl Inlaid * Extension Dining Tabloa;
• .-'-'Arm"'" ' u •. Ottomans; .
v Gothic and Hall Chairs; . /
A largo assortment-of COMMON. FURNTTU&B and
WINDSOR CHAIRB. CawsWßUma supplied with all ar
ticles to their -line.
. and HOTELS, fumlahed at the shortest
hotiee. • *
All orders promptly attended to.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,to.
HEW JEWELEY STO EE,
Ho. 87 Market
(Second door above Vie the Diamond.)
•TOXIN STEVE?fSOh\{cf the late flntfef John C. MTkdUoo
*J & Cn„) respectfully announces tokhe pabllMbstbe"hrur
opened, at the qljovb stand, a fineassortmentnf WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVER. AND PLATED WARE, J&ABIPS, QL
RAN DOLES, ihelrt da d ToUe Cutlery, Britannia Tea and
Communion SeU, and the usual T&riuty of goods in LU line
of business-. . .. . . .
1 Special care and attention given to the REPAIR of PISR
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
Ha trusts, that fram hls long experience in bumnesa, be
will he able to give satisfaction to those who may fevorhim
with their patronage. •
Btfebnrghj May I6th, 1853. • ; my2s
• - Henry Rlehardson# JeweUftrf
HAVING refitted his in anandsonia. manner, and
but recently returned -from tie eastern dties with a
fine asaortmeht of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and PANCY'
GQODS, would call the attention of hisfrienda and custom
ers to the foet that among HaWaiehes wiU.be -found the
mostdcsirablesty^^piitteiwMi^m^Jtcr^.OiJawe^^t^
u Papier Mashef^cadTTables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Hat&
Colt’s Pistols, Porte Monnaies in great variety ; China Prnit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of oaeful and or
namental articles, which have only to he seen to be appro*
dated. jngrl].NO.Sl M ARgETfeTRBgT.
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens*
JASIKS KENNED YJLate tbewcU-taown 8#
racuse 'Nu series,' New York,) begaleaveto informthe
public, tbs tbs has now established an EXTENSIVE NUR
SERY, on the farm ©tMr. James 8. Nesey,»surJSa4i Lib
erty,wherehe thaUbe prepared r aft«rtheStb. instant, to re*-
celve andfill orders to every variety of Frultand Ornamen
tal Trees. Hardy fttul Green House Shrubs and Plants. In
■ addition to a choice andBaperiorstockouband,heboamaile
arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries In the East,
/to keepup hia supply. Haring a thorough and long expe
rience in the badness, he canassure his customers perfect
' satlsfectlon* •' '■ ■ r ' !
. - Mr. Kennedy would also rcHpcctfully offerhit services in
"dedgniDgjiayfcgout, and managing BuralOemetertea, Pub.
" lie Parks, or tho grounds of Country Residences; andwßL
also furnish plans to the formation nf Lawns, Approaches ■
JHrinresqaelscenery, 40./in the/BJghest. Btyles of the art.
Practically - acquainted; with' every - branch of Landscape
Gardening, and having spent years In the Sylvian Parks of
England, and onthe.beautiful backs of the Hudknvhe
• ° hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
1 fhvorhim."
Communications can be addresse d through the City
* post Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Negley 4
Mohan,22 Wood street. ' . -
'.= tbarfW -KKNNRPV 4 CO.
DUREKE’S
GELEBRATED CHEMIGAL YEAST
. OB ?0WDBB8,.
Tht Cteajxst?Bca2thietf, Mst Ut'ful and Economy
cal ArtieU far Raising Brad, Bucwtr JYtttf,
Griddle, end Johnny Gakr*, Rutry,
PudainQty-S&crtVdkti).
v ' - - Cbrn Bread, <&.*. i ..... ■■
EVJtUt INVENTED.
OPINIONS OP TUB'PRESS;—
Those who have tried R,havofcund that tna advertise*
ment does jiplvnqnt Its praises too
Plorkllon. and'Journal, Fep.LOi.lSW,: ...
i Housekeepers who have.tested tho quality of this pnw- -
> dur, pronounce unanimbusly la Its favor.—{lxjckport Pally
Courier/:. -
It surpasses everything in tboway or rmnp, we ever saw
used ih the baklngur ca£«.—{Rahway Advocate and Regis*
ter, April 15,1853, •: :
_ This Is an article of such utility In various kinds of cook
toy, r that whonTlte virtue become properly known, no
housokeeper, tbat studies-corfttot and economy? will wil
lingly do without it.—[N. Y, Pick*, May 21,1553.
No one ueed’hesitate to usq Burkee** all-importantarticle
to Bannerand NashviUoWhlg,
Fpb.iT,lBs3.
/Would you have light bread, sweet bread, bread that you
can eat withn good* relish, do not forget to procure Barbee’s
Baking Powder, mid; you will not All to have good bread,
cakes/4b.- ii fTroy Pally Times, May SI, 1852. •
We have trted'tbla article, and Can recommend it with
perfeCtconMohte.—{Quebectiaaetie, JalyylBs2.
' Durbwj’e Baking Powder wobavetrtod' atour bouse, and
our. ‘{better half'* was astonished at the result—[N. Y.
PedlyTimes,Oct 23,1852, - _ , ; •?
Ail good will rej oke ln and- glorify the txatne
of Durbeo/after they have given hfrßaklqg, powder a lair
, triaL—{New York Sun, SOfcti 30/1852. ‘ - .
Durkoe's Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article to
•■■this.- purpose 7 that-'haST ypfc been discovered^—N. YPDutcte
-man,pehiz,less: to;
:■ The .highest couuneudatiotusfirDm hundreds of the larges!
and-tedst respectafto wholesale houses In this, and nearly,
every large city-on this conUnout, conld .be given, lfSpacc
allowed it 5 ' s ,i ‘ to' •
E. It. PtntKKE, * '
SOLE'PnOPm-TOU AKP MA.NUPACTCBKB,' . .
. 130 IFbfcr rtrerf,Blew Torltr. :
33AXTEB A McHEB, Agents, Pittsburgh.,. foetal)
IHt-QntM LESCU-..;....'.J0nif JOSEPH 8, USOU.
J. 8. heeehi KoAlplh & Go«» . .
■YYrHOUi SALE GBOOKR&aiid'lMalers lu Produ»,Met
- yV I als, and
Liberty street, near.tha Wpocl, ; Pa./ofY
to to ealeou liberal terms, the following:
lOOitlercesfreshßico; '50,006 As. Bacon, assortsdi-
JOO: bbls.‘Tar t- • * B -.'
• l&OO kegsNaQs/assorted; * 3 do’BestNail Rods;:
GOO boxes Window Glass,) 2000-kega Rock add Ride
i; assorted;-. i’- \ : Powder,assorted, —
"50 half cheats Tea, os-; COO boxesßosln Bifftp ; ’
sorted;; : 83hblkLinseed,IAidan^
75bxB,Tqharwa^scortc(h; : • • Taanera r on;V ' -
, . 100hhdsIN,O.8ugar,'pan» :Coobbls.'Viuegtt|;
prime;.-v ; 50 do Rosin;
6 bxs. Havana Sugar; ; 20 do Pitch; >
- lOhhds, PortoEicodo; ‘ 6000 Jbs/aiibrtedCopper;'.
160 Lags CofTee; ‘ 20 bblsahdkegs Lard;
■ v 600 lifts. N.O.'Molasses; ! 10 kegs assorted Shot;
76 ilo > .8. H-. do; •:.• • I do Buck Shot;
■ $OO bxs. Tin Plate, ass'd;! sbbls.Alum;
-itousWlref-y do; ‘ '2O do .ByePlour; . .
2 do. ; Spelterf.r, .t ;; 20 setts Tinners' Jlachlnes
•• 6 casks sheet Zinc. as-; andTools;' *
sotted^'' " » 300bus.PriedApplea; •• •
500p!gaTin; x ■ !-100 bales Batting, assorted;
' 1000 As;Antimony;:x \ 2000 As. Cotton Yam, ae*
10 tons ass’d Bh&fltlron;i sorted.. . "
100,000 Aa.v«sa’d-Bulk-Meat;l- / " %■ fapr2o • :
WM. A. M’GLUItO,
DEALER IN -
Sine Teas, Choice FaxaUy-Groceries and Willow
-• v • Ware; ;
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH BT&, .
PITTSBUBGII, PA.
1 8 cow-receiving a largo .assoruseut;ofi FRESH GOODS,
In addition to his already extensive stock, purchased
from first handsin theEosfaeromarkets, which, will be «>ld :
attheteiesttoarket'pHces; , ,-':-;>. • 1 ’ : '
«3r Hotels, Steamboats, and families, baying-.by the
quantify/sappll&d at wholesale rates. , ;., ( , T' •
theelty ;freer>fcharge.'< sep2l:.
ENGINE£RS'SrATIONEHYWAR£HOUBE.
- j . -T W. Sl B AVEN, .ji'-ii - r,i~
OoBOT Jrf SUbkxi AHn Sioosn Srsmfi.
a LWAYB ON;IIANP,a large and well selected stock of
Whatman’&Drawing all sizes;
- PpwlngPeperlnrclls,:Vai4ouswlSibj; ••
Draughting Pencils; * ’■.■■■
-.llatbematicallnstramenis;--' --
Tape Lines; Indiaßubber; •"
' Field Books;
- • Profile Papers; •
,^s^BeoGo%T«pess;
• -.V . .Pqrtjyrte* ~™Pf"!Pi' r
And »U cttlcJea .of SteUtmury by Civil Eapcmffc
Traaslt, Topography ani Ewrt Boda B 06»
to crdar—rnlatWMiJ pattern«jo!ral. ißpl ■:
C,' : -
-
- .. . , , -
-
-. *• •• ■ g-'-o •“ ~ . ■• •• _
. _ 't
* - y:decg7:l?!
‘' 108, exit, of Seventh m 3 Brntthfleld «t*.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS I .
WUOLESAIiB AND RETAIL, : : '
S.t the JPekin Tea More,
4 - 3 8 Pim ETC Of, PIttSBUXOB,
7YY thahalf cbeatf of neatly packed in metallic packages
•XV tefulitha:tfcadt'. /
. .xhe subscriber is nov roerirlug his Fail etock cJ QREEN
«&d BLACK c£ some. o( thsfiuest chops
to be foundinffie Eastern market; Merchants rlsUibg the
>csty areinvitedlto call:and txamlnecur stock.- v ; l* v ‘
&lowJflftliBt J otthe ta^ai : ffßdes*r hare
tKfefffflfefidlj aafectafl, and can with confidence bo rscom*
tue»ded:T- <•:..■
80 half cheat* fine Young Hyson;
10 do-^-do--“-Mojrune Young Hyeon;
~- •10 -do;.-«xt«fineMoynno do; ' > - -
'. 100 . do. Superio- do;
15 do> .oxtrajihp., ■■ ■ do;
-80 Loured boxes extra Curious Young Hyson;
25 halfcheststoeGunpowder; *
10 do extrn.flne-do» : . * • .
* - 5 do doMloyune Imperial
~20. do • do;
160: do : Pioe Oolong.Black Tea;
40 do extrafino Oolongs j* .
It 20 do extra Curious do;
20 do- SuperlaUrelyrtrongend fragrantOoltmg
> 25 dsestt extra fine English Sre&kftst Tea;
r .A , da -.Curious,: do-. .do; *
~ ALSO—Jars and Bio Coffee, Lorcring’s Crushed and BuK
sreiiscd Sugars. - • ■
- Principe Segars, -whfeh'»m bo arid very
loir.. -. ■ 'A« JAYNESr v
1 norlWAir _ . 88 Fifth street, Ifittiburgh. ,
TYPE AOEffiCT.
. JLa JfJVSfJSKS*
HO. 38 Virsu STREET, OTTSBURGH#
Agent Jot the Sale oJL, Johnton&Ca.’e type, sc»
' . OFPBIIADELPHI A,
nfTA&'ON HAND andfor'ealM-he foUowingr-rßrassllned
«olotan OaHey»; Ootoinon- Galleys assorted, Slice
Galleys, Composing -Oummoif And ;~7ob Casiar,
Ihooung • Bticfcr; Ley Brushes;rßoxtrood - Quoins? Rrrat
tore- «s 4 JligleVof-nll.descriptions; Brass *Bmei.bf-uil y
description# i Job Infe, in lib cans; lOOkega Pront’a
Ink?: xoofiountaßaiuyCardJifitter; and Leads; cut toany i
■ WgiK ‘
! O-ortmfiitPresBM.aroi Tjpawitt Tffielw pnmipt bV
tantlon, «u 4 fdrsishEdat.tho Foundry prtera. 014Typ»«>-
&t»M IH e«Mng«
r \ Pittirtmrgh, Slay It, " “
i FAmllrSleiilelßet ]
TAYNE*S EXPIiCTOBANTr .- Jayne's Hair Tonic; ... < |
6} «; Tonic Verijaiftjge; ; ■ - il SanaiivsPills; i
«: QinnljMlttaßalsam; . <J ..AguePills; ;
i “ Alterative;. , u - AmericanUaHDvfr
i. Ska above Valuable family medicines co&stahtiyen band,
-and sold wholesale or Totau, at the PekinTeeStore, 88 Fifth
-street.'' By ;--»--’A.:JA-YJi»!5B,
V fj&nlfcde* KxclqpJyftAgent far Plttabnrgb.
/ i»E HCNIHUSD ANJ) : BIFTT’ : K£OSI*KOI?T’S NEWS
% ) INK just received nt the PEKIN TtfA STOIUS, -S?
FIFTH street. Printers at a distance, by enolasing frve
doJlart»canbavea'fceg rent to anypartof the"country,
t . A.JATNKB,' /,
* ' - Agent for tbe manufacturer
i v Hhonat & Sons* , . • 1
*VT£W PATENT AM A WASLPKN.—This Important in-1
Jnf mention removes tbs two .gtest obstacles to the uni 1
ftrsal 'use of Abe.Steel v -?eni-tfc: tboir rigidity, and thvir l
rspid doatrudioh hy the corrosive action of tho-iijfc.ini
Trjt" nfjpity *»T*itTi the gnlll peh-ih-tbe act of writlng.dt T
Jwiubo seen that the insisting,fursWof | 4
afeentle yielding backward action Immediately above the l*
nib-ot ths .pen. and, sec6ttd, tbe ariionv «*r I'
spreading Open of the points to permit thefiow of the ink. J ;
This.compound' movement—-which steel ~pen& ' hitherto'!,
amr. have had—gives tothequlll its/Seriblllcy, ahd 'that 1
peculiar springy play whith ls ao ‘agreeable' to the' |.
awl which, seams to salt the action of the: muscles ofiheT
fingorsi yleldiflg/aS itdocs, to thp slightest pressure, wiih-[
oat cramping the hand. That Oorts of all steel pen mlik*r3l
hare bean dirocted to the attainment of thlsesitinilatqaal*|
it* of fleriblll ty, apd jthtgr havehad recouraoto animai- 1
merabla variety ofcr&ckaand plerciagstoettalait.’The I
lnventoraof the Patent AxxwlgamPen found, from a series J
ofjexperimenti, tlmtthewhblepractlencfttetradobiul in 1
tbiBxe?pccthefinerroDeotis—that.ubcotnbiiiatiOD’'<-Tj
a 9adks^ and “picndngs ,> coxtld prodacdthedesiredaction, |
' ifPit ardinaxy fqfvurfthe (terpen toertyadhend to.; This I
pomthilng gained, they avoided the plan hitherto Adopted I
fon attafnme gavtf a pcculiirtorm to tliu |
metal,T>y • htoh; they managed 4n-eombirie the v srissbriO' I
•action or the oidjn&ty Steel pen-wt&thb'agreeable fieklMl* j
• Uriof the qnUL The second .difflcaltytpr be overcome urns I
of less magnitude, but Btfli'of = grta,tirapoTtancato.the«>n. |
; BumoflCQlAtefel the bbrrdsivt*}
Wan of iheink I
gr&iest carojlt'flpeedlly destroys the delicately smooth sur, J
fftolof the-,pen. 8o seriotiJ is- drawback Is ttriyfrom thc I
ntijity of thesteel pen, lnduced to pur*
: ehse.goid peD»,at an encxmoua coriralmostmtdnsively |
nnalltyol.thatinßtal.Tbe
1 ihvjntow h&veremovedibUevilhr tbrir.componnd meUl t I
vthmhppssesmt At tHe necessary with tl« !
' sddjtionat merit of rraisting.thachsmiral<aiionof thaint.
:
Se 4
lF6r aale by ; . S. nAVEJf,-Stationcr, ’ i
. novl9' ~ . Market street, cocner of Second.
Bridge over tbe: Aiiegbenjr Biver! at or
j ■ nuarSharpabTirg. j
■VTpTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, That incursannce of the i
]\ \ Act of Assembly at xheCommenwealthof Bennsylva-
AcLto anthorizothsGoveftioftoloeorixi-,
Company to erect a Bridge or ortfce Allegheny Bivtr/
at* orncarßharpsburg, in Allegheny <&nufcy,°'appr©vi-d_
10th!ofWarchil3W,-Mj4Supplemeat thereto. arid* Acta ex-l
■timdl"g thetfcae therein ilmitedvßoola
the tinder named Commissioners, to receive subscription*:
for tM Stoekof aal(K)oxqpaay;;At HO '
TEuln the City
datofDECEMOEß^l3s3.jbBtveeathe|ibarat}n(Xo*dhek, , A.'::
v . lid 4o <^t,TsTll landUhotild- th» whole ukffiWr'of
Bharfe
et'thfithQje'of 'SIr.'NKWPOKf-'ln the Borough,' of. Bbarp*-
aw DAY OP TUB BAM
MONTH,heWfcentheeamehoars.- .
■ thUlp'MiUw, 3 ' ThnmaaLiggetf, -
JatheeSharp* : Gabriel AUnmfc. .
. Lewis O.J.'Noble, 1 Thinnaa Wallace,..
- Betor EliDgehainlth, Malcolm Leech, ,■.
JbbnW.'DutiCao, JJarriaoh-Pany,. .
•David Drenan, • • Robert Chessman,
i Vranois Earns, JUchardKaralt, - -
l David DoydY , i.Bobert Wilson,
i, James Marshall,:' ■ • JkmcsdL'M’Clelleod,
-■ Henry M?Geary» ■•■:.; ; . .v Thomas'?earsoni .
• .Barnesßikhely* Grant Mowiy, *'■;
; : Charlwßpang, JamesffH. Denny,
• v •William C. Denny. A. Morton, .■
j;0. Conatodt, Lemuel Bhurtliff,
VlA;(Jollier,-- tv Jameal^is>^
v :W-tIOIMfU«. »nd lUtlkll* '
! SADpLBr' BtoNKSa
p?«Miagmaaagfflg^ak
-contlimej
&f:' -:: '
stock k Co, N0.88,’ «nt*r of Diamond Alley and Wood si.*.
vbare]bftkeei*’ftla*ga and genertU-essortiaeut-cf Saddle?,
Bridles; Harness, Trow* Carpet Bags, Saddle Bogs; Yalta*,
Buffalo Eobcs, Whips, aim oH other artitdeotahir line.
He tofu*:
idah td order, aU of iiianulaftuwi of
the «i style equal to
the Kafi ternmanulhctttred artidcyaiid at 60 pet ceut, cheaper;
Country Merchants and Itaaera ; Vduld‘do well to call and
hisside* beta* jjiuitaßtag as be la de
-tehnlxffld td ; iWl'B^»fe-*rticleairt*^-topne^r7r-;--;^-.
. < No* dr- Wood sfc ood
.raSoffAlley. - - -.•••■ ~
iw ctmchonil Carriage Factory l , j
JOHHSTOH. BBOTHEEJ it CO.j
- Corner City,
• •■• .;|t- J i; WOTJtdKrespectfiillj In&n^ttelr fidetuifi
that they Tlato
«Ka Tnurmfpurtnra nfCaritap**^
wiU to <X
the mostm*oriaM«Wiaa. :'CBing in .»U U»e.
' beet stuff, they feel amfl-
Oent tbit ell.wbo'CvYortheia; writbtfaelr patronage, 'ViU Tie
perfectly Satisfied oq tri&l of tbctr.wori*. ■' ' j r
. PurcHaSerS are requested tp*iTe.us scall* bears purtnav
".' . .. <. - •> f OrtMy ■■
Just received at bis «»
JL CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,
near lha Two MiJefiua,
and' .-.gtf.</ ,*
of VEHICLES, of every description, sod -Kill routina* ta
roceire x£gal£rly,‘new ands?«?nd band Carriagesfßidk&*,-
Which!b& Will eel! on the very lowest terns for
easu. twelve years'prnctieoiu the business, au cf
wlihhls'weU kcown fadimca in thaSest, be flatters himself
InpntUiig down all eompoUtiom '.. . ■»■•■’■
Those Wishing topnTclmseare respecttolly.toviied to CftO
:'andfortheniseltes. > ' i: ' ? !y
l' 3spfelaland promptaftcntioii paid torepalrinfrof deni*
•gPVjc.; ;JO3MPB TTOITR,
r■ ‘ ■ JuiyKßy sWSS&Sks-iS'A aX
-cf. SmWtfidd itnct and IWasncnd al&y.
TllKnndiiTrigngA having edflwf
JTSsjL (stock* Is now prepared to" tha public
x33DLiwlULtho finest best Hdrsw*t»tfPf<»*
Saddle/and wishing tohate-horacS'
kept otJUvttyfi ad. superior Weoosanodations fife thou
;at thiastfrble. ,Thi)Btalls]arßlarge.snd iww,eiid th«pr6-
. priator pdya every aUenUcmto their ease asdcomlbrtJ > . .
petfty , - / P.-PBTMS. (
Pearl Sltearii'Wtill;
OANAL BASm/^raEOHENir'CUY,'
. (nu» Jfll SJJZBtJV} G7-ATTDN.) _ - ■
T? AiinjE3wi3l 'bo'»nppilKl«lU>o™ gr»de« of
JJ raesa obqcsriwjjjs* :> l r:
By lowing UnHrorteis»UE®!nftor tow boxes si
U>gan,Wll»n*Oii,Wo«l<teS}.OTJiraniis: Bolter; ow
ner liboTtyand. St. Clelr*trcetß,BitUbqrab.. : . ■ - , ‘
H; 2. SdW<*.<>r Ji!C,S»taplKDrnTOiiits t ADi!gtenTi •, .=
illjmirmbsdeJfre»«atoliuaJUo»w«jib«rsflb»wonttes.
XUUrs: CABH eoiseUTtTTy.‘ ■: .- . 1 .■ , . ..
Jy29 . ■ j■. . . . KDYA-Cfti'
TtTEyuiß fl. wvuu’e »£% BooKi-r^Hoir'reaay.’the
KDBEEr.STOEO, of tbs Tit
gtnla Kfijflaenf; by N.R.Craig/*,
.» *v
*!AI ;V: " ■'■•■'■■■■ ’
•f 'f
Lufr Tfl&TrATfcriFC
OA&aidaifiS FOR SAI4JB*
• ' ■" • .•• .. - & *-'•* «.? s. . 1
■ , ;
J 4 %•.•*■■■•■.'*• ■'
. * ■ -f
r «~ * t *4 *~-
, . * -
• &tM}listl ■■;;
TUB GREAT ® BtOOK
* ®CR o*J^iJ«6£i“
AiSMtta&£&SG%3 •■
rsfflgssssSifgSSlffi
wmma&xs&B&s*
waaasssaMm»fiSMS^
themmcatconMenceinllsvirfuea anti■'*
properties-' Itte.fotlQWingcerUscateST,?^sted^p*SsiSE
pmTwiffi,' however,, ptrtbgepr testimttiy.tkftn tbe*nero
w«!4‘-b£th* proprietors t ' end' %ra from- genUcmcnweß
known In thefr localities awhof the-highest rjyiratability
inony of them raiaingln the diy % of luc&ffl&fia, Ta. . .
3>.
Icnbwn everywhere,says ,he has seen th6;medlclntf .caJleu
Cartert Spanish 'Mixture adminifiterod In over,a. hundred
case*, in nearly all the diseases fbr which'lt is recommend
ed, with iho->naft astpn&hlnglyeobdresultju lie says it Is
'the inost' ejireordinary-mcdicine be. has ever-seen. ••: ~; •■; , •
CURJ?.r-J hereby certify,
"that for tleieAweX had Agtie and Fever of the most vio-.
lentdescriptl»>Hß&dSQVi3al'rhysida«p,toofel&rge4aan-
UUesor4nixdh«ii®sSnry,anAlbeUeveallthelto&lcsDd
verilsed. but any permanent relief.. At. last l
■ iripd QftVt^'-'Fr fm<nH jMlytnrfy tirt'boftle&of which efleo*
tually cured mo, and lam happy to.eoy l have bad Ueithnr : .
chills or fever siDce. I consider it.the bcsfc Tonlc nv the
world;and the 'ocly medicine that evor reacbwl my case.
■ - .??-•—tv-v-v/T-" * *« '■ - J6utt Lohgdew.
Dam, near Ekhmond,Ta* / ', ’ ,
C. B. LUCK/Esq., pow in the dty of Richmond, and for
soahgr yesrsin thePoatOßteo, has Such confidence. In the
Hisbought- upwards of fifty-bottles, which .he has • given
away to the afflicted;' Mr.T.ucksayBhahasne?crknownit
tOfi^whentftkenaJlcoTdinVtodirections. . ...
, Jhy.irXiSG|k *v practising-Bbyvicitai*'ar.d formerly of tho
City JloteL lutha city of .lilrhraDcdj'says he has
in Chamber'of Instances 'the efiocts of Cartels Sp&i*isJi
tahleh were most truly' snrprfalntr. Ilo.sayß in.ft.
nvwofsponanmption< dependent nn the Liver,-tho geedef*
feetrf wcre^onder^Undt^.^.f' ; '.'-v*:- r ; i ';>- '■•”
'■-SAMUELM. DRiNKEK, of the firm of Drinker AMbr*
,ris,Bichmbhd*wftsx{irtd Of Liver Complaintoi eight years
standing,.by the, VW ofttro bottles of Cartels Spanish
GREAT CUBE OP SCROPUL A—The Rditoniof the Rich,
mond Republican had employed in their ptcas
room scored Bctcfulai cbmbJned -with Biteutav
•tiah,
of ; mixture mode a perfecteure-crhlm,
And tba fiUtonsin A puhUc hoiiee, My they,“ cheorftiUy,re
commend Itio all who art afflicted wth any disease of ino
W ®nLL ANOTHER CURE CFSCROFtTLA.-rlhad avrry
valuable boy cured of Scroffalp by Carter’s Spanish fixture.
Aearoi&s It tialy a Tuhiihlo raedScino.'
J*maXl. Xunc*-: - ’..■
■y CaoducteODthoß.J , .ondP.ll.K.Co.,WobmDmliTq,
BALT BHKTJM of TWENTY YE ABS STANDING COKED.
—Mr. JOHN THOMPBON, r-pidiostn tliccUy of Richmond,
irarctma hy throe bbttlc» of ■•Cartet’a'Sptmish Miiture, of
galtlthoum, which bo bail nearly tvfflnty ycars.irad. which
ajjthe shyssannsof thS city could hot euro.' Mr. TLcicp
6on is a well known merchant in the city af Richmond, Yd.,
andhis curoia-mostrtmarkaDlc,- t
-.■WMi:AVMATTiIEW&,of Richmond, had A servant cured
;• of Syphilis, in the woret fbrm* lq' Miadun*.
, He-aayrbs ebeerfuJlyrcoommendadt, anfi cousitiersit an
: iavalu&blfc'-'fiiflfliclnß.^‘
• BicUASD E.TVEST/nf RWimond/Vfls cured fit Scrofu-
Ua, and what physicians call confirmed by
three bottles of ittffter’sSpanish. SJiatnre. ‘ - ;
; EDWARDOTETONy’commissioner of the revenue, : eaya
fhe has'teen tha-good cEectaof Carter's Spanish Mixture in .
l» number of Jgjrphittßa cases, and says it is a perfect cure
iforthathcrrih!e‘disea».r*. ■.
t ft, ffAttffftnP; of .Richmond, cured of Old Sores and
.Uleers, which disahled bita from walking. Took a few hot*
-Ufa of Carter's Spanish Mixture, and was enabled, to lyrik
without a crutch v In d abort time permancnUy curwl.
tPriccipalDepothtMi WARD, CLOSE & 00.,NOe83Malden
80N8 r No 132 North 2d fit., Philadelphia.
K BENNETT &.BEERS ( ' N 0.120 fil&in street,Ricbmo&d r Va.
• -And ibr sola by B. A-HAH?ikSTOCK A CO.,L. WILOOX,
ilr. A Pittsburgh 5 H-P. SCIIWARTZ, AUeghenyi.and
by Druggista and'llealeraln Medicine eveiyWharc..;
cctB:dawly. '•
COfiIFPIJHD SYEVP OP YEl*-
f l • —liOW IHKJ^CRODT,
THIS la A purely Vegetable Compound, scientifically pre
pored
l&*gained an ‘imrivalled'reputatiQEi ibr.tho , ,
LnJ> STRENGTHENING TIIE.“JLIYER,'
dtfdDtoisiiye: OuQass, undtdeansingthe Stomach and,Bow-r r
4lsi and thus curicg illClUcras Diseases, Lirer‘Oomptamtfi. ;
Dyspepsia. PilMi Headache, Eerer
and Ague, 'Jaundke, NAnaesv^U)^<^tAppeUte,' ;
Causing thefoocf to nourish. and support every port* -
PUBIFyiKG THEKLOOI>, k
AndllitißiniriDgftU'HmtfdrSjCriiaaeods iSruptioua^Sgefar,
]a,gnH gryripdag.Scal&llrad. Conker. Pimples on 4
t the .Blotches, Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial IHscdse, Can*
.cere,Ac,,Ac. ... . ...-. ~ v.. • .•* -:..V -•.
; v ttgaVIiATIKG TITB SECRETORY OBdAKB, ~ ,
andbyenabUng perform'thtdr pn»iier function* ,-v - 1
'preventing. orul ■curing; innny painful: and dangerous dte
etrengtheialngaud quieting the Nervon teta,;thuS- v ■
allaying yjornius Irritation, and curingldldiseaseßOf Ihor . .
Xvtrez, aallvsteria jNeuralgia,' Cra A'c.'; ULjinirivaUed' .. .
■lu the care of all fctJM A jbK: COMPLAINTS, os YFeafaoasV k 1
Generalitebitifyi'lirpgttlarity, Obstruction*. Swellingof • •
> ‘i3dlntf,'*A»i.t.'EauaMl Vy.-weakness;, also,-;.:.
. f.nng ntvl Tbyriftt .flffmplaintg, aa Cold* COiighs,‘.'.Afllhma,, .
I Consumption,. also, Dropsy; r :,; U >•' *"" ; : ' v r. :
Trifl(lp>use of tlio Compound SyrUT>of:YollowPocg- -
: Hoot, prepared by 0. Morse A Co./either obrreWes, or in our
fainUies, and finding it to t» tO Very salutary and effectual;
preparatiooj *r# do most c'befirfa]}y recommend It to the pub-. •
uoasaTeryvulusbtii medicine.- - :
Rational DanA,ProTld«aco,Rl.;-^
A*W. Spancer* EKt/Coshter Mmo Rock Hanky do. do.,‘HoY#;
isWaUamPbJnipßj ltev. J.B. .Richmond, 0. Sl Jone?,editor.
Fieldj ;
1 Ebber, M. E, EL James llntdilnsoo,, G._B. v Dca. V, J» •.
■Bates, Poet. .Bonj-<3olbyf 'ffnd' one : hupdrea.olbcrt of tbo
. nibstrespectkblefamllies.of-I’rorldonce.' \ ... .. ..-
/'This certifies that I havojor tYnurofcer of years bco)Qae: .
utdnted with the composition and mode of mnUuf&rtu wof , ;•
SOUSE’S COMPOUND SYRUP QF.YELEGW pOCK-ROOT
X bate»3sObcen!a6quaintedwJih;itft <fp^rfmdi~ini\s^-':
?aase/*nd cah'B&y that In all refipectB lt ls; adxoixably
lated to remedy that class of.lWsmer for wJdcli itwait dor
signed! It Is especially TaXuabie la ISPIGEStIOH" U»d all • > ■..,
lis’ attendant symptoms/ it eafclU 'to healtbyaction ibe - ; .
OLIVER, remoTes Torpor, andl nacUvityUf this QK&AN^uj4-v
'.stimulates healthyaetlOirln alllhe system.-Aa r a. r .;DKPU*-. •*
BATOBiOi'pdriCcrbf thePl6b<Eithaflnoin»pcrJop. - i
;v v-«: - • !; '•> 7»AVH>;UOiM£S3!, Hi. * '
:..praoidenoey B. Z f Jan. 4,ISM;::X r
\ a MOItSK A Broadway.<
Kew Yorkjand sold by Druggists and- otlijira ; tbrpujco.ut • .
this and other countries.: ~ JOEL.MOUIXIi, Agent,., u•. .<
aptgy:ly •.■■■■■-■■■■•■■■ • Wtoboreh)ftu■, '.".
DR. DE RANEY’S
' ' ’CELEBRATED .> • ■ - :
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT, ; ;
The only Inf aXIQM Cure for that « " ■
SPERMATORRHEA >T3CTUBNAL—. /
'EMISSIONS,'bo bitrasalhg anddestructive, andproduc- >•«-..
Mvft'ofTOmnchrmifichJ^tothaTJCTVoiissystesavTiicßppnlta-j.^,.,
tiofftbe man farbu6iii«S3, society ahdm&trinrony. * * *.,*
.■> This Inßtromeat is ■ simple, comprehensive: wad nepflVc* t.;
fftitiryjy ymi maybe ‘nfee<l 'T?!thbnt;.tHc'; Bjlgliicst inccu* »
vanlence ox? thoitooowlodge 'bTiheihost'inumfcfo fVicnd.
It is to .bo used 'palli oT iiijnrJ! * ‘
■ whiUrrer, nor preventing .any •.one.-firom.v-attoptUfig to-. ' >n.
i m»hoaiiiesa; and while lnnw notaxirtgle anitHon ctmtake , iw.
uplace, a to tueh bit cp* ... - .
.tent that they sauisimja psautimeoWEßCV senafflOSr, th» • -
: lo3sbf wlilcli, ctiu£cd by
tion, and thecauee k
—•via: -NerTottgrresg r ; Prtwtro,liop > ~ Dyspepsia, Pain.in . . :.
i Head And' Dimness cf YEalen.'Weakness 6f the Hade and . ■*.
lower Ex±remiti£fvA£fectiQnaor th&EyeSr Isipcteiite» P!x&« -- - '
. pies bn iho FaceuPremat ore, Decline otViriHty.Wcalencsa < i r,
of Memory and'Pbw'er for Mental' Application. Dejection, * f-w;-
Aversion tofiodety,Timidity, SelfDistrtlisti tbveof Solitude,.
Ac. -AH that inectriabiy'dizappcar, at toon ci '
/ ,
7t Belt those complain taara. but little
tmderstoodbylbepTofaiflitin ln genbrftii and that aH tbe .
■'inedidne in.thowotld > nf3s , erbae r ;Bna nbVer wUl> stop thow ■ - -
leases, allowed to are sure to
produce the mostdißtressinjf conscqnences/
: ; Tho prfcitfof thrcoinplete Instrument, carefully secured
againfltaUdbastvatianinaboifhrohlySlO. It can ho scut -
by:erprml£ahy{kidress,inany part oftbe United Stales, •
Canada, &&, according to order, accompanied by full dlroo* > '
tlons, andimpbr to the. married and. single* the .
oaponsesierantoUie xomotoßt party of the country, being
very trifling. 5! 1 ' %
' All applications .and remittances must be, directed-(post-: ••
paid) to the Doctor himself, ho having no Agencies establish*-' <
*ed bnt In London and Paris.
. Address, (post-paid) Dr. B. Do Laney, filLisponord street, r .v
'NewYorki-_ , :--’'"-'“.
t: Office hours, daßjvftoiaa A.2L tSU3 P* iL r aud froto T to
8 P. excepted. ..
■' • V yhOUndcrstoied certify, with great pleasure, that the
above mentioned iimtrume&t is not only constructed oh scl- '
efellfio principles, bat that from its uso the happiest results,
•miy always, with confidence* b*anticip&ted,.fherebtf b£,lbt..
the cure of Ihose dfa"cas4s, rio'clA&certamrciafdj/ extant,
' :
CH.QOETZB, MrD., 96 Chambers st.,
uC ECEHARDT, M. D.; 24 Howard st.,
% NEW YORK.
- Five Hundred Worjnt Expelled*
EEAU thefollowing: statement£root : respectabledrag- ‘ ‘
■gists; of tho siirpriwng rffwts of-B. -A. FAHNEn - -
*?OOK’SIJN£QUAIXEI>YERMIFCG.C :
(rt»EKBBTOOiK.'S';i T JnbttftrylO,lBsC.-
Jfom.-RyU JWinettocki eB; <s>-~Gentlciaeh.: iJatifcew •
Ciarlt/a Stab of undoubted veracity, Of tho town ofXlabon, '
beliaa n HtUe girl, *
fonry«iirl» Qld.tojrhomhflgavetljreOlciSeaofß. AiFaim-
iit. tbrea BUcccssivo liQiirß. Ia th6af
i erupou ofthesoin© day fbapassed at one time, SEVJ3J\V t.-
TEKN* ttid it bnothCT KiNETBRft 'WORMS, . About two .
.©’clbcfcthefollottlng.nfghVshepfti'sedtbe Incredible* mim*
betfof ftVA HUNPRRW making In
alifiyehundrcdand flfty»M?eD,ui iess than twelvo hoojaV ;
'time.' Ha saidtheywcre' perfeclly astoiib<hoi at such a .
i mass of worms frcmacbfldcf ter ag*>and that he counted
-"’ihem accurately,- Tory .respectftiliy,
f: JBNNRR & JtANDAIX, Drußguitß.
■SoH wholesale and retail byiill' the principal druggist* ■
aadcountrymcwbantsUirougfcbuttbe VDlted States. •
; prepared and sold by#, ** FAHNESTOCK* CO:, Comer
ot &ov2l
- f..;~ Jayne’s Expectorant.
appUedioxtther of thi lungs aud Bronchia.
So far as ; tba teatmcnt i 8 t»hcerixed; thl3: iaof very HtUo
eou iis the remedies ore thasome; ; The JiSF,EO -
TollAJvT sLould be givenas Ofteu'airnay be necessary to
relieve tbe.icongh, ,antf r produci tf frc&and; easy espeetora- •
■lion, and also tc remove the tigbtnof,or.pain, or,opprefl*
eion about the IhroMnr chest. VTbe towels should barege*
luted by the,use of tjbf nec«r.
lf theTe 'b<3 much de'bllity > vrith night sweats, from •
•Ofie-tttiWu tearfipconfuls of TOJiICYERMISXGK should be
given about half oil hour beforuoach meal.: It shouMbo
mixed in two or tlrree -spoonsfol of oold.waier, and
cued to blewe the tastfc' But if thero.be no night-sweats,
OV then give the ALTERATIVE three
times a; day, according to tho directions, Instead, of. the
VERMIFUGE, ,
' ' All IW. JsyneV TWpWnllons for tale, wholesale or retail,
int the F^gjJf;iTgA.igfOmi t <lB Fihhstrrct.'' declT
! iua. ' :
ffHia INKi»preparedby.:a purely chemical process, and
r X‘. Is warranted to caniaintiolhinginjuriomloMdaUcpfMS.
It is poli when first used, bothy: exposure to .the air b<>
comes gradually of a most Intense and'pernianent black!
For sale In bottlcg-of xartons siie, by nholestUe br rctalKat
i':. . W. 8. If AVES^
, ; eutlnnary War wo. Market street. frrnprpf^L
£^uFAL ; VAKNIBII—-600V. Smith's York.
J>r brand,'ln store and for wile by • '
■ successors to Co:, ■
) dec2 i ;J . 00 Wood. at.
/ r YCICfiBiLVKU~'2OU ttis in sloTcainllor kale by i•.>:■
y dttg • FLBMLNQ RBO3. *
li'Vf H I las&Td SARDCRUCIULKS instore- and foe tain
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