The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, January 09, 1854, Image 4

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DAILY MORNING TOST.'
MON DAY MOUSING”™!!
BollrooA S«w*’ „ .'■.■!
The Gr -it■ \Vt-Mi*pu U'Ulr.uHtl. from rltag.ni
F'l’N ! o U tm :r . «n< IT * nod on the d:*y bef.ir'.
• {--tcr.hiy. Almost ibi- Otitire trade nml travc
{it Ibe North V.rat wit four over this HSJite.
Tbe torn, on which Mess-?. Washington Me
■l'mu a.,.1 Riirt.' of-this city.- hnve, contracted. t.
b i'll 1 ihe F rtATnym-, Eicon nnd Plntto YhUoj
air Jin- <‘Xtencling from Fort Wnyue t
c -m.ell-Bluff., lire ns follows The oontraotors
-ire receive one third cash, one third stock it
the r eel 'inil h'ne-thtrd in bond?. . The cbntrnc.
w.,8 sighed -o the 12tb of December ; the worl
wm to he comm-ooed in.oo days, and tbe whole
completed m five year?. , . ■ •■■■■. ;
The Common Counctl of Ptqun has authoriz.',
tbe Piqo i branch of the Enton and Hamilioi
l iilrnad to sell to and consolidate with the Lou-,
Vsvilie and "'-SandaSky UtHroad Company, the
$25000 .subscribed' by Piqna ■to the Piqun.
branch. *
The hriPii* of O o Dayton and Michigan Rail
rn*id ih<* Miami, at Troy, is finished, anu
thn trick bid over u Tm> contractors. Messrß
Shoemaker and Doolittle, arc laying half a mile,
•of track;per day.
- Tbr lalixna -ml lUinoi* Central road, con
ncctins and Springfield, has been
Ipfc fir fhi» cnMre distance, to Stiry&Co, of
jj w Y«»rk, at *5*22,000 per mile, to be completed
-hv l)‘ t’-uiher. 1855.
T ie a,i.Ucn River Railroad C 'ltip tny is build ,
ii i- c nnotive ro ran from. N.«*w York to A*-
h p. v —Hi toilefl—3n. two ana a v-atf nours. pul)
ibifsix passenger cirs. The enema weighs .30,
r-V-.as eight feet driving wheels, and costs
§11,000..... ~
0» Tuesday test, n meeting of.the directors ;
of tbo Uoion, Pern and Chicago road was beta
at Peru .Gov. Bebb, of.lllinois. President. M.
Trctjoh.'of this city* Jud?c Niles ; oi • Lapori»\
hnd‘ Mr. Hooucr. of Rochester, -were preaeo».
Tho ctr Lite consmrcuon and equipment <.t tb
road was lot to French, Tyner & Co., at
per mile; tbo whole to be completed by July,
1855. *
There is still a prospect of consolidating tbe
■niUshornngh and. the. Marietta roads, but w*
bavt- nothing defioito from tbe partwe.— Cinc*r»'
na r i Commercial .
i ISTERKSTISO FttnM ST ; .UO3TISGO.-CITT.—Ad
vioes from St. DUjmingo City. D«’C. 9, reporttbn«
a few days, previous, n Freucb man of wai
steamer was iff the harbor, and had sent off a
boat demanding an indemnity of 20,000 france
from th*i government for refusing to allow the
French emigrants to land. Tbo forts ashore
wero manned, and cannon shotted under tbe
supposition that tac design of tho Btcamer wni>
- to laud the cx President; but tbs following day
the steamer went to tbe leoward.
GbOi’HiWU.
• ~ " nKJXOVAI-. .
mHE subscriber would ptapectfally Informhl^Monaßund
T the Public, tfcat he hiw removed from bis old Rtend,oi>
. ■ HiirketsiWiet, Wthc TRO.V Fi2OiVT 5TO«£, NO
- 4_;y ptFTU STUEBT, Immediately opposite tbo Theatre.
. • where Imiß now readvlns end opemns a handsome f^sort
” dent of Plain and Fancy Oolorod Cloths. Oiu?sim«res and
• VesUnM.of the ftylas'wlucUiio will toke pleasure
In idjowin;* to tbof*e who may favor him with a call. He b
• also preua-ed to mnke to order every article of Clodnos
ft Gentleman*® Wardrobe, In the latest ana
most style. • _ . ui-
TO TAlLo'ltH—^ XhesuhFcriber offers for Rule .his com
r Ute system «*f Garment Draughting so favorably known
nd generally used by the trade of this. dey,, Cincinnati.
PWleddphSa and elsewhere: at tliw fodowinji prices, Tls.
With instructions, $lO,OO i without instnictions, s*.po.
The book and Uuler.eontalalng full and
toi.acoßßftilcln»ughUn ? , 6>rvr.irt,oJto»B,P»rt ofAhi tnltrt
»*«• no ».¥.( '
mnr26 <r. ifi-FitHi <trwt. nni'QMt.! iheThcitre-
■ : SAaCKL OKAY.
vo ft. a ft Iro/ntwiLDfiias,
si. cud" enu a ( .nttsswa.. , .
GENTLEMEN'S CbOTUI id muds MdafJrely toortsi.
«*nd warranted to sul lias constantly on hand a
CLOTS i. CiSSIMBKp, VEtTIM*
IuHOTEItbiVVrrVU. of tin. latest stylos, snleeiod Mpres!.!'
Qo»t!«»o tearing Mr'-tagn
bare their alfhes =.-,0!.r.1r«l and complied »HU as all *o,
■ t«.lon»'Kn.lf hi- ■>Tm.«..t-rrl«i'". '
CLOTHING STORLfc!
JOHN \rCLO'KliY n &CO. ;
-ITT)U'»ILHLY ol ’the Depot *»n h»Us
P v, Liioh hn* won uu uabouu-ledpopuhvrily uou
h.- nalae cf ihe TIIRIDV DTQ DOOUfr. hive, fjr the pr
i WV-pru thev imvc eov tilt} most
BPLSNIHD SI'OC’K uF CLOTH&I
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Th*tv baa ere? cJifenri to the public.
. Their rrindpJ for this rearoral,la lugiTe
iaowfac^li*W' a f •. • _
WSIOEESA.EE TRADE!
They are prenum! nt jbe
L O W EST E A ST.ES A
And Ebev trilT warrant them to be as goal asauj muni!
factored in Q M w OR It,
a tjie rai sTVUH"Ajn> cros tue saoerisi vma.
ha»J a-rnU aott beautiful waortmeot *
01/miß end COATINGS, »T ■ „ n
FROCKS, .DRESS- A’AIAUSG AM> BDSI
- NESS COATS.
OtnJatwesua»ldenttal ;»ttb ****JZ**?f?:
«n4iro Harare thspublic'Mt oar CdeUtT *Ul. not &1! ir
*!! cr ni"y f', t - w‘U.. .
*ST WVT -FOUQUITUE I’lACV
s«s. 88 W«k«! street.
SIDE,} 'COBSEa OP 1>T 4 MOSO ALLS'*.
•■ «r v « deidrc*Q* r,atroas iouß<ier#Taod that we bay
nrv-'ili-Hf 'nr cor.lj'■’taotl with l-<0: Qll/.lillltf. wO*tUi.M *•*
Lib-rtv -tree! Oorattcutlon it exrlublvc.y to>b
Hoa** above designated -
DHY-GUUUb.
, ' • ' •: JKOtft' C 11.
rvi ri nrrp WHOLESALL AND' KLTAtL DnAlXi»p Of ,
I pmSBCKGO, ALLEGHENY CITY. AND VICINITY
QKCGQ 4 CO.. Importers ft M ho.-Mila-ton ers 1J ■
FbSlih and Domestic Dry Goode nud
rtoor- tiio NorU»*wes: comer f f Wood aL.aod Wuao*. \ i
aHar 'Pittsburgh. ■* ilaTlog completed the ca.argemcnt cf ;
Sr® MMMit' ocimnled Warn Rooms. are now opening oinj .
*s®? S!S2S;-?Sf P Kest rtockof DRY GOODS and VAIUB*
TIES thl|hi»e«t'^h»retotor,'MtlihU«tl 1 ihU«tl u.the Pittsburgh
taule undwn ernmiontlvn. *lll be found to bo unsurpassed
nsuso of the kind In the City, and ue one or
«L partners Is generally In the Eastern Ci'les during tho
sSeonX hurclweing ehenp bargains. edapted to
the Pittsburgh and Wottern Trade, wo will be ahlo la offer
i y i,tifw to-one oldcostomcrs* nod purchasers gciwr*
£ly “r'uS ofnryGwxls consists in W of thnfollow
Superlor-^frofta- C’othaj. - ■ • .-.
Pilot omet Oe; • ■ ■
Fqjjcv Oieslraww-, Tweeds and Sauncltr,
,7«aTur. Fancv ami Corduroyß;
' ■■•FiiunelvTifikln?* 5 and Padding
Brown ami Bleached Muslins, and Irish Linens;
Fuielan and Dooe?tic Ginghams *» . _ -j,.
Alpa£w, Merino?. Coburcr Cloths, and Dress Silts,
Bey Siatfl and Broach* Shawls; _■ :
Woolen Comforts and Fancy Silk Handkerchief?. .
The following comprise n part of the general etoclc of
Combs, Threads and Seeing Bjlfcjj; .
Hosiery, Oh'Tfts; Bibhons, and Black Sdfejetat- r
Laca Goods. Jwonetf*. Mall and Cambrick MupUos,
Fancy Nettings* and Millinery goods goneraUy.. -
AUreo assortment ofTableCatlery, Pocket knWcs,
'kSS'and !Wssora : cf our own Imperial on. Perfumery
*£*?” together with a pplenilid.aswrtxueut ct
Gold and Gilt Jewelry, of tb« Iftteflt patterns; Gold and £il-
Watch materials; Watch glasses, **H-nn eJ«
■ :,B KaSf4?a>tt»S' , MoreSnM r nndPailaie aro InTited
tOKlrrn. n cull before porrherlng &
ronglitf- - -
U-Akl. AND WINTER D.«V GOODS It
' The Cheapest Goods of-the Season!
TmiNO STEVENSON & DOVE, (Iro of tho original
ncEoilvc. No- 74 MARKET STREET, betw«.n fourth
the Di“mmd.4>itMmrgb, bate just recelTod, and art,
--**'j?SEBrGOODr
Oftho newest and most desirable styles, adapted to tho
P ”wd B3Vohi>oooy snui otb^lnA ß t . ,
Plain Stack and CorneltioSllts ondTork BatiM.
Plaids of erery description,
very cheap.- ;. ■_■ _• ..•■■
-TJow styl« Plain and yaccy Bo Laicea.
FwncU Merinos Cashmeres, Coburgs, Alpacas, aud l ara
- mattas, all color* and fluaJitles. . w t .
Do fleers md hltrhcoloredDe Laino*,tdl qualities.
Fall rmd Winter Shawl*, of every description. : -
Xsynr and Fqviare Hco-ho and fllaid Shawls.
Printed Cashmere and plain TUbet d 6.
. ' French Cblntic*, . ■
A cfn«*rHl *v»«>rHnt’-n* fu»t color Prints,-from- cts. np.
■; iCHTTK (}o«Vn> of every dwerintton.
- Cuffs Cbcmlrrtteaand Emb’dHdkfs.,atbargol T ->»
Millinery Goods,-very cheap. •
AiSfaf m OOMESnCOOrtD£. at low prrrs—
TAmra SWrtPjr. Pillow Lludns.’Tal-le Clotha.and Nap
kins Ru«ia hhper, and Cravats, v, ry cliHap.
OLOVIIS UOaIKRV. SUSPENDERS,' And CRAVATS.
- W« woidd wpoctfully «ollcit ant early call from both
oo.l refill huVew. flattering ourtclves thot »e
Oan Snmototo oil Who me, Seme t» with their patron
- ego; on most YOUtfG. STEVENSON A- DOVE.
fIOP-U . I . ■■-
„U»| lleoelved,
at the otl I Q'.l-N AL BE E-HIVE,
X Vo v& MARKET'STREET. .
- . v.pry stJPPLY OF FALL ASL WI*xTER GOOD 3,
' A- lblch Sm soU at exceedingly .low price* We
follcU an e&riv call from our Mends and
.that™ can now offer
" i»n 'nb tototh iflolesalo. and r«Ull buyers.
TOPSfi, STEVENSON i IQTT,
B'~ qoK3 KFCEIVSt) 6& M, at hrt steslt.—
The <£naio*r s*ni*-rte. -
Jj£o-, on lirtdelity:-a third • .
Golden T»rc:U»i« .vui -linden Hea.ltiea.. .. - .« ■
Wfd Scene* and Son* an elegant gill book., iy
wlthCS ooiorod illustrations. _•••.•
of lmCTicau Stamen; a companion to H"mes
° r t“S' ! r~m“b“irilo.Tnie WorM; «1. by Bellamy?
jnoMo by tilcTPr.
Hiuiilt/m’a Pblloaopby. . • . .. ..
M«n in: r inga lo Enrnpe; Kn-iyen
fill.: IVff..V .-I.mplete WMksr lib
• r.• ~.y 'iV»hm
(.tc&mor,
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0 Mi V JB
J AND YRY 9
• *, CfUANGE.OF TIME. |
ON and aftor 14tb,1853, PasseDger
TruiuA will riindml/(Sunday* oxeeptwj) Oa-tollcrwA:
MAIL TRAIN leavesClevelandet 0.05 AMforWellsvillel
-topping at all Intermediate Stations ; arrive at Alliance at
l £■> A M. and. Wei svillo at 2.20 Pl 3.
EXPRESS TRAIN leave*Cleveland at'S.GQ.I’M for AIJG
ntco, Mopping at Hudson* Karlvillo and ltavenna only—
'ilrriveiat Alliance at 5-00P\3I.' -r • ■•v.v I
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavosCleveland for Ravenna
ihd intermediate Stationsi B.t 7.45,and arrive at Ravenna av
•25 P M. Two. through .Trains from Cleveland .to Pitt*,
daily. • V- V •v- 7 '':’..i; •' i
■ RETURNING:; :r > V i
. hAPRfcSS TRAIN leaves Alliance for Clovrland atIRSO
’ M, stopping at ; Lima, Havenna^ : EailvUla and.Haib»n
uly—arrive atClavelaiid.atilOPM. 'The 'Mali Train oi
:Wo and Peonm Railroiidi leavihir Pittsburgh at 8.00 A M.
lunriecls withthis TruSnat Alilahcfe at 1146 A M.
MAIL TRAIN-leaves WollsvlllQforCleveland'at 3.00 P.
M; stopping at all way Stations—arrive at Allianco at 5 W
mid Ci*>v«lnud m 7.30 PMi . .
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ravenna for Cleve
land and intermediate Stations at 7J.6 A- M—arrivoat
' Cleveland atft.GOAAJ. Only one through train from Pitta
bjigh to Cleveland dally.
CoNNKOTI fSH— Mail Trnln from Cleveland connects at
Alliance with the Mail Train of Ohio and Pcnnm It. B. for
Cnntotf, Million and Wooster; also for Salem and Pitts-
Iburgh; arriving at Pittsburgh at 4.45 P M. . .
* Express Train from .Cleveland, and Mail Train from.
Wellsrille, both connect at Alliance at 5.00 P M with the
Express Train of 0. & P. R. for Pittsburgh—arriving ol
Pittsburgh at 5,15 P M,
fcxprtMs Iruiii from Alliance connects with the 6.00 A M
Train of 0. A P. It, from Pittsburgh.
IVnengen' Jeav In? Pittsburgh on the 8 00 A M Trold ar
rive at Cleveland at 2.40 P.M, and connect with the follow
ing train* East, West and South.
Cleveland a.vd Toledo.- -Trains leaving at 3.00 P M for
-sandusky, Toledo, Chicago and the North West/ arriving at’
Totudo at 7 55 P M and Chicago tioxt morning at 7 00—
nine through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being lass than 24:
uours. ■ -,'i. •. i
CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND CINCTTNATI,—TrfIIDB leaving flt :
25m P Maud B.CU P M for Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon, <
Indianapolis stations on tho Bellefontaine;
md Indiana Railroad.- - ,_*•
Cleveland and- Etna.— I Trains leaving at 4.46 P M and
O uO P M for Krh, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New York.. Tho
L.\uns connect Noth ways.with tho 0. Z. A C. E. R, at
stwlaon lor Cuyahoga Falls, Akron and Clinton at Bayard
a ith tho Railroad fa r.Carroll ton, Minerva and Waynesburg.
Tickets through to Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Lssallo hhd
Freeport can bebbtained at this office; • - " • ■ - •
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets at the
Company's Office, of • JOHN A. CAUGHEY, Agent,
novlS Moaongahela Uou»a, Wwter Pittsburgh.
jmi\ M , ct,os?rr~> .».- Qu.
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TRANSPORTATION.
OHIO AOT- PEHHSYI.VAHTA BAHSOAO.
ISew Arrangement*
COMMENCING A IIQ VSZ 6,1853
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 6o'clock, AM;
stops only at the principal Stations, and dines at Crest-
Hue at 1.30 P M. arriving ot Cincinnati In tho evening, via
Columbus and Xenia.
’ Fare from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,75; to Columbus,
M AIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8.30 AM; dines at Al*
J lance: and reaches Crestline at C.OO P H, connecting with
thn Night Train to Columbus and-Cmclnnati, and with the
Ucllefontainc and Ind Una Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis Terre Haute, and towns in Indiana. Connections are
made at Alliance by Railroad with: Ravenna, Hudson and
Cievoland. •,
Forefront Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4.00. „
Connections aro madu aiMansOold by Railroad with San
dusky City, Mansfield, Mount Vernon, Newark and-Zano
viUe. ... •
Fare to Sandusky City; $4,60; to Newark,s4>&Q; to Zone*
villa.Sß. '
Connections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandusky City. Passengers who leave Pitta*
burgh in tbo Mail Train at 8.30 A M, go directly by Mans
field and Sandusky City to Detroit, without detentloxi.
Fore to Detroit, 0.00: to Chicago, 111,00. . .
RETPRNISGJ
Till: EXPUF4»S TRAIN leave* Crwtllne at 1.00 P M,
Manf Hold at 1.40 P.M, end Alliance at 5.00 V M, anil reach''
efl iplttnlurch otR.ISP M, eonnneßng'With the Express
Train to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which leaves Pitts»r
burgh at 10. LO P. M.
Time from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, hours. Faro,
{7,75. Fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
«15.00.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance: connects with KxpTess Train from-Cleveland, and
arrive* at Pittsburgh at 6, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
i*ittxburgh at 10 A M and 4.4ZTP M, and New Brighton at-7
A M and 1 P M. Excumion tickets, $1; quarterly ticket*
at Tcdncvd rate*. • •
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at C3O A M,and er
rivos at 4.3»),- PM...
qju Paswngnra' %n requested to procure Tickets it tho
ConJpnny’s OOlce, at the Federal Struct Station, of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent
XSf* The Trains do not run on Sunday,
J63F Further information may be obtained of
aupS JOHN KELLY. Fnwtnrer AgtnL
WIHXSB ABBAHO3HEJTTB.
1953. !?s%;•{?*§ 1803.
THE PEVSSVLrts A iIAtL ROAD.
• J Hit. i-a.'C f ran* will ;«juv» tho t'anoeug*** station on
j( Liberty icrwrt • every amrntxig st 0 o'clock, stopping
:vt nil Gih n-cu'mr : i mou* *.13 tlve road, and arriving In
t‘m!ttdf ! pbi&Uio tJL-s; moruing at 7 o’clock.<y*un«Ungwith
the trains dimitto New York. ai.M> connecting at llarria
•. bare vtth-ttoo trains for, and '»rrivtng la Baltimore at 70-cl'.H-b,
-cl'.H-b, A. M.'
The Express Train ieevn* the culion every evening at
Miprdni; at all the regular stations, and con»
, m eting fer halumore, and arriving in PhlUdei*
i*r Htu ! un;w*atbF. M. -
Fai-e u» »'>;jlftiiclphtii. Fate to Baltlmoro. f 3,
Da.'iT.iirt ehwkri to all xtaTions on the reonsylvaniaß&il
r >H<i Mil l to i‘tii:adelphia ami Haiticoort.
Tt.ts Arnu:amr4rvtlon Train will leave every afternoon at
3.i;5 o’r.iix-k, -topping at all regular etatinns, and running
oulv fara* Lairtibo
U<-curuu»£ train* *rmo la PltUbargh at 6JO, find 8 s*•
•viocU, A. M.. ar«l “ 20 P. M.
purchasing tickets In raw, villlwcharged TVt
ln wlditK-n tc the utatfon rates, except from station*
vv i:t re the G.iapnnv have tio ascot.
No £Mi«-sor ft it- : < denoolualjun than fWe dollar*'wHl he
■iccrlved m i'ftYf>«bt for tickets, except ihcfoirsuwl by the
:i;uf.tv»of rt'nrm'taTjiv
Notice—iDcaj-e-cflofls, the Company irlUhold them
fi«tvu» rarpoa*rUo for personal hagsjag* only, and for an
amount ooi exceeding SJOO.
N. fl.—Tlie fcxedrior Ommtux Licehaa been employed
to conre*. passengers and baggage to and from the JXrpot,
at a charge nor to ctrec-4 12;*, eentafor each psaiumger, and
It”, a tvnlr for each trtisi.
For tickets apply to 1 J. MEsKlMfiJ**- Agent,
At the P.R. IL Depot,on liberty street
PlttahurjiTi. oO. l?f>s.
SANDUbO, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
H/VIL&OAD.
WIJfTEK ARRANGEMUNT.
ON aai after WEDNESDAY* Norcmbcr 15,1853, Tbrvo
i>3;c:it'»:r Trains run dally (Sundays excepted) as Col-
GOING BuUTU.
Jtiorninf. Jfoil Evening
Express. Passenger. Express.
ton Srmlu*>y at-... 4.30 AM 11.00 a M 5.16 PM
Monu/tvaie 515 *' 11.50 41 5.60 14
Sbetbv JutciRm......... G. 40 “ • 1.10 P3l 7.15"
Mansfield Junction..... 7.20 “ 1.40 “ 8.10 «
Mount V-moa.-.0.05 14 4.10 11 055 "
Reach Newark 10.03 « 6.16 “ 11.00 a
GOING NORTH.
taavo Newark 0t........ 4.0 A 51 0.00 A M 5.25 P M
Mi. Wrnnu 5.25 “ 10.10 " 6.30 “
Manullcld Junction 7.20 " . 12.10 P M 810 **.
Shelby Junciinn «. 7.46 " 1.05 " 6.35 M
Monroovlllc Junction.. Q. 15 “ 3.10 “ 1040 •" •
Reach Sauile-ky 1000 w 565 " 11.05“
Connecting at tfnudusky with Mad River and lake Erie,
and “ Northern DivlMfon’* Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
:At Mooroevlltfv with Trains on. Southern Division"
Cleveland and Toledo R IL, for Cleveland, TolmlOj Ac.
At fch-dbv Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and On
dnna'.i Railroad.
At Mansfield-Junction, with Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad fur Pittsburgh. •
; At Newark. with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanesville,
Columbus, Ac., Ac.
, This arrangement of Trains completes the line of direct
communication between the East and ** Gnat IforUi'Wat 0
, Paveongcrs from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
tho West, proceed, directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Blbnsfleld. Thence
to Monroeville, where con jeetion la'fflado Immediately for
Toledo, Chicago, and intermediate places—affording a route
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
Connection is also made with all the Trains on tho Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad ot Mansfield, by which lessen*
gen from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia and Baltimore, without delay.
By this route, passengers taking tho early Train from
Zanesville, Columbus, Newark, Ac,,can goto Toledo, San
dusky or Cleveland, remain la either place some four hours,
and return homo same day.
THROUGH TICIUIT3 to bo had at tho different Stations,
for tho above named places. -
J. R. ROBINSON, Sopcrint’U
Sandufkv, November, 1863. . - • ■ • - - - fnov2fc3m) -
Pennsylvania ilallrotulCompany,
*TTTE are forwarding Produce, Ao., to Baltimore and Phi Ia-
W delphla, promptly, on receipt. Time,'Five Bays,
Hairs ot ranoai.
Bacon, Pork end Bee£ (salted,)- 45c. $ IOOIbs.
, On Lord, Lord Oil, Tallow, Cotton, Window Glass, 60c. B
lOOlbfi. • ' ■■■•;■
On Cindies, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Loaf Tobacco,
60c. - '
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clotot and Timothy
Seed,7oc.ft lb. •
On Deer Skins, Hemp, Flax, and Eggs, 70c. IQOTbv • •
rm Feathers, Furr, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandise, 90c.
lOO&s. *
On Flour, barrel. 1
Wo aro also prepared to forward freight to Rodebaugh’s
Station, near Greoosburg,and intermediate Btailona..
COVODE A GRAHAM, Agent* .
corner of Penn and Wavne sta., Pittsburgh*
U. !L HOUSTON. Agent,
jy29 210 Market street. Philadelphia.
PRANnV i.Y A.N A KAII»MOAL>.—WIXTEK TaWTF OETWJCES
PiTJSEv’rtou, Philadelphia aud BAttmoae; •. •
First Class.— fcfrzs, Feathers, Merchandise, Furs, 90 conta •
10* fb«. - - • - - - ■ • : - -••••’
Second Close.— Aynlcs and Poncho* (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristle#, Buffalo, Bear, i*nd Deei Hkias, CloTer nod Timothy
Seed. Glassware, Ginseng,Rag?. Sheep P01t5.76c.%*100 Tbs.-
' - Third Class.— Apples (gr?en.)Bmn and Ship Bluff, Bacon
and Pork, (loos#,) - Bn Her. Hiacs, Hogs’ -Hair,- Hemp and
•Fla*, LeuJher (Eastward.) too lOu lbs. . .
Iburth Class. —Alcohol,3acon (In casks or boxes,) Barley
and Maltv Beef and Pork (pickled orsalled,)packedCandleB,
Cheese- Grata (In bag*.) Lard and Lard OH, Lead (IppJgaor
on Cake, Tallow, Whisky, Leaf Tobacco,: 60 cents
Km lbs
) .100-ibk:,:Floarflßbb'liv:i
dect’J . GEOKOS C^FRANGIBOTS,; •;
JEHU HAWORTH, corner of Diamond and Diamond
alley, wishes to inform his coßtomers acd Jha public
generally, that he is now recsiving a large-nnd cbolcs selec
tion of GROCER! KS, such as chrnco Youug Hyson, Impe
rial. Gunpowder, extra fine Souchong, Ningyong,Oolong,
Congo, and scented Orange Pokce TEAS t'Mocha, Old Java
and Rio COFFEES; fine SUGARS snd 'SYRUPSs Bunch,
Cluster. Valencia, Sun and Saltana- j'frpflb
HANTS; preferred Citron, Lemon. and Orange Peels,; supe
r!:r breach bHANDIES; Port, Sladeira, T6nC^flb.."Cham
pagne, Lisbon, Sherry and Malaga.WlNiJS; together with
a general aseortment ol pure SPICES—aII o f which he is
determined to aell at such LOW PRICES that cannot b©
beat bv nny.jrthor Store la *he city,. . - • - novl7 -
Adminlstratlonlfotioc. rr
rtfITTIEREAS, Letters of Administration dc fortit'jwn,
Vf ctm Icxtamcnio antiero, to the estate of BEKNARD
KANE; Inie of tbff.City. of Pittsburgh,: barcbeen
l»rant'>( '4 the subfcnber, ali peTsohs indobtad
1 nte •w 1 3 <no ate. immediate 'payment, , aUa.- those .'oating
>bn »ano, Trill present Jjem, duly authentic
f jr>'t;itlelceLt,ta v •.•.""irv:"'; ’ \
TOtUAtf HAVE*, AtJtnV, ,
7th:ffiartf; Pittelrorgb, *
* {MXTCfIEL &PALMEB*
Attorney*at Lair,
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••deed "
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Dclo.wiiipe'srntcial Saf«6tj? Xn»T»rfuice Co*
Office, north room of the ExchxmgtiThirdstjPhxL s
I?IRiS INSURANCE.— nmrchandlae act] other
; property, in town qraironntry.lngurect: against loes or
MiiCTE‘lN3r&isCE.—They 1 obo lnsurortesscls, cargoes and
. freights, foreign or ccasrivise, untfer'opeh or fipecial polides,
as the assured maydesire*
• \ Inulnp Trans poßTATtoN.—They also insure merchandize
transported by wagonaj railroad care, canal boats ami steam
boats, on rivers and lakes, on the most liberal terms,
Director*—JosephH. "BcoJ, ljtfmund A. Bonder, John 0.
Davis, Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samuel Edwards,
George G. Leiper, Edward Barlingtom lfiaac .R. Bavin, 'W il
liam Folwell, John Nowlin, Dr-R. M. lluston, Jos. C. Hand,
TheophUus. Paulding, 11. Jones' Brooks, Henry Sloan', Hugh
Craig, George Serrill, Bpenccr M’llvain, Charles Kelly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Ur. S. Thomas, John Sellers, William
.Syre,jr.-r •;
Director* at Pittsburgh —D.T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
T.Logan. .••■■■■ WcluamMartin, President
. Taos. Q. IIASD, Vice President
Joaxpn W. Cowan, Suretarv. :
Office oftheCompany, Nc.42 j Waterstroet4 Pittsburgh.
JelOaitf . • • ■; , R A. MADEIRA, Agent
MtOTEOTION,,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
- OP
HARTFORD,: CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Yfcctim fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATE!) 1825.
Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the most favora
ble terms, against".
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY EIRE,
:-OR,TOB '< ‘
PERILS OF NAVIGATION,
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GEO,-E. -ARNOLD*; Agent
FOB PirrSBUHGB AM> ALLEGRE2TT COUNTY.
marlfoy ' .. '. ' : ;
THE VSITEB STATEB;
LIFE IMSUEANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, a
PHH.ADEE.PHIA. v
CHARTERED' APRIL 26TH, 1850,
CHAUTKB PKRPETDAU
CAPITAL §250,000.
Office, 3. E Comer of Third and Chestnut
Street s. Philadelphia.
Officers of the .Borne Board aiPhsXaddphiat.
DIOICTORS. ,
Stephen R. Crawford*; / Pool B, Goddard,
AmbroseW-Thompson, .... lawrcneoJohnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. MMlcnry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, William M’Keo. -
President —Stephen!!. Crawford. 1
Hce President— Ambrose W.Thompsou.
Atedical Examiner, Pittsburgh— James£L Willson j.M, D.
Allegheny City—EL B. Mowry, M. D,
GEO. J 5. ARNOLD, Agent*
; marl7:y So. 74 Fourth street,; Pittsburgh.
Tile Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of PhUaddphtx,, Pcnnsy! ranid. r
DIRECTORS— Charles w, Baneker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R, Smith, Geo. W\ Rich
ards, Mordecol D. Lewis, Adolph! E. Borfe, David 8. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Cilia. N. Basckxb, President
Oujl*. O. Bincun, Scadary. '' ' ■
Continue to make Insuranco, perpetual or limited, on oTery
description of property, In town and country, at rates as low :
as are ccnuiitoDt with security.
* -T2to Company boro reserved & Urge Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and prralams, eafdy invested, af
ford ample protection to the ossurwL '
The Assets of the Cmnpany 4 on January Ut, 1851, ns pub
lished agreeably to as Act of Assembly, were as follows, via:
. ..................$918,128 68
Real Ettsls.uHMi>M<N»itu<ti»»<t. M ..i.M.MMfn .843T7 78
Temporary Irinne..^....-—85,008 IT
• CRSSb OO
GVU6 81
. 44
Pine* their Incorporation, a period of twenty-ono yeorf,
: they have paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence cT the
advantage of insurance, as Well a* the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all RaHlStle*
.J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
gp34 - Office,ndrth-ra.tt oof. Wood and Third sta.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
OFTIIE STATE MDTCAL PIKE AND MARINE
INSURANCECOMPANY,
OF TESSSrITASIA.
An*t», Miy Ist, ism-...-.. comm Bt
Premium* recelvod to May Lit, —«• 5O
latereftton leans, Ac—' .Lfild H>
Capital Stock....#—. 100,000 00
•$416,193 23
Retained premium*. Losses, Re-Insurant, Ex
penwe, Ac-, 56
mviranwra.
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, ami other good f«u
carltif* - $161»4M
Premium Notai.. ITSs.OIC 61
Cashcn Land 2l
Total am*t of Resource*, Liable for Lo*se*—» 70
omreror-s,
JOHN V. ROTUEliroitl). Dsuphin county,
P. C. R)UX*iWlClLHarrD!mrg.
SAMUEL JONES* Philadelphia,
A.WILKKNB Banker, I‘iLtr.buryh*
A. A.CAURtER. «
JOHN B. RUTHERFORD; Dauphin county,
A. J. GILW7TT, Harrisburg,
8. T. JOXKS, Harriabnrg.
ROBERT KLOTZ, Oarlxni-county.
JOHN P. nUTHEKIORD, Frcrident.
A. J. OILLETT, Seenrtwy.
Will ievuri* against pcrTlii of sea and Inland
alia, on Merchandiw In city dr country, at lowest ntv* cna
uirtent with safety. Polices i«u«l on dwelling Routes
either perpetually OTfor a term of years. '
Brunch Office, comer Fourth and SmkhCc’d stm-t*.
mylSbtf -• A. A. CARRIER, Actuary.
TllUibarsh Life Insnrance
X PJTTSBV&GUrD*. sloo,ooo.
S. Uoon.
Tice President—Siwcrti. ?rCtmxAir.
Treasurer—JcSkPß 3.'-Laca.
fiecretary—C. A. Cuiros.
OFFICE, NO. 65 FIFTH STREET,
(Masonic Hall Building.)
This every losuranrs appertaining to
or connected with life Risks.
; Mutual Kates are the same M those adopted by other
safely conducted COnpanits-
Joint Stock ratea. at * reduction cfbna-thlrd IVotn the
Mutual rat»—equal toaditidcod of thirty-throe and cne-
Ihlrd per cent, pidd annually in rdvancc, .
*Rlaks taken on the lives of patron* going to California or
Australia.' —— •
SCTtcnms.
James 2. Hooti, Samuel M’Clurkan,
William Phillips, John/ffWPson,
John Scott, . Jos*plxF. Oaasaxn. M. D»
John M'Alpin, Alexaudcr Reynohlf, .
Hnr&tlo N. Lee. Hiram gfowc, . mat 23
Wcatem Insuranco Company, Pittsburgh.
B. MILLER, Jrt President TK M. GORDCN, Seentary
CAPITAL, ©300,000/
TlTTlLLlnsorengtdnstnll kinds of ti>ks«FlßK and MA
-Tf RINK. All losses will bo liWrslly adjusted nod
promptly palif.
• A Home Institution, managed by Dinxcrons who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the chnraeler which
they nave assumed, nt offering thobest protection to thors
who desire to b* Insured.
Dtredors.—R. Milter/Jr.,O.W, lUcketson, J W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W, IL. Smith, C. Ihmson, George W*. Jackson,
Wm.M Lyon,James Uppcncott,George Darslß,JameaMc.
Auley, Alexander Nimlck, < n>oma» SccU.
. Office, No. 02 Water stmt. (Warehouse of Spang A
up«ta)nO-Pftt*hnrgh.. tiov2-1;!v
INSURANCE COMPANY,
, HARTFORD, CONN.
Chartered 1810—Capital Stock ©300,000.
TUOB. K< BRACK, President.
THQS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretory.
DIRECTORS— Tliomas K. Brace,
Samuel Tudor, Ebenezer Plover, .
Ward Wood bridge, E. A.BulkcU?y,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Frederick ' EdwluG. Ripley,
Robert Bnell, Snmticlß, Ward,
Miles A. Tattle, Henry Z. Pratt,
John L. BosweU, Austin Dunham,
Gnstarus F. Davis, Junlas S. Morgan.
: JSP'Policlea on Fire and Inland Risk* Usaed on favora
ble term/s by GEORGE K. ARNOLD, Ag 3 !,
doc!2;ly No. 74 Fourth xtreet, Pitubargh.
WESTERN FARMERS’ INSURANCE CO.,
NEW I.ISBON, OHIO.
OEANOII OFFICB, No. 120 FIFTH BT., PITTSBURaif.
Capital, DlOO.OOO.
JAMES KELLTTFrttt. \ : LEVI MABTIN, Soe’j.
n. McKASKBY, Ascot. :
4QF*Wlll inßure. Buildings,. Btore*, Mercha&dlso, and
Property generally, on the post fovorablo term*. [decl:6m
la yoar Life Intured*
what aomo onobaN written. Among all tho
contrivances of msn to protect the family circle from.
Want, none can bo.found more simple lb It* character, noble
ib it* fefttdrc, or certain In Its results, than LIFE INSUR
ANCE. It is the prop which tho dying husband leaves to
support the wife of hla boeora. . ;
It is the unseen hand of the Provident father Teaching
forth from the gravo, and bUU nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together tho family group.
C. A. COLTON, Soerotnry,
• Pittsburgh Life Insuranco Company, Fifth fit.,
scp2l -•' Slasonlo Hall.
■ NEW OFFICE.
Beal Estate and Contracting Agent.
THE subscriber baa been induced to open rq office for
the purpose of buying and selling, on Commissloniand
having.the Agency of largo Stoam Saw-Mtlls and Boat-
Varda on tho Allegheny rircr, together with many othor
fadlitlea from other waterond steam saw-mills. IU flatters
himself that, he ean furnish any bills of lumber and
timber of aoy klnd, groat, or small, long or short, nnd
deliver them atony polpt on tho Allegheny. -Mooougnhela,
Ohio, pr MDslsfjppl rivers; oontr&ci to build lareoßnrgns.
Store Boats, Coal Flots.'Biat Gunnels, Bridge Timber, Rail
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to uny given point,
and will attend to tho Sale and Rent of Real Estate, From
Iris long experience In lumbering, freighting and bout
building, be thinks hoean.givo generul Natl-foctlnn. All
perrons.aro requoated to make their coutractasoon; espe
cially those wanting boats or largo billsof lumber and tlxn
. ber, should contract for them in the fall for tho spring and
summer vue. jlo will also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity that may bp.deelrcd.
• Letters addressed- to David Muns, Real Estatoond Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, will bo
.punctually attended to. Ills office is on Irwiu street, No.
Hoaae. 't— DAVID MUNN.
I nrrraxNcxa. •
Col. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr. John Morrison, Esq., V /“
Mr. Bobt.B. Brown, Esq., 4< Allegheny HUrer.
' Mr. Wm. Armstrongr - M 1 Clarion “
:•> Mr. George B. Swenoy, u « «
: aAJ.Hahn.ftOo.,. '. «• «
dec2l:lydaw
s Agricultural Notice*
ortho Allegheny County Agricultural 80-
JaL ciety are requested to renew their membership pre
vious to the annual election for officer*, which takes place
on the first-Wednesdays? January,.lB64.: Certificates-of
3Memben>hlD can he had at the Seed Store of James Wardrop,
Fifth street; James Jiegloy, at tho Warehouse of NcgleyA
Mohan, Wood street; from Wm. Martin, Sr.,.near Man
chester; and from-A B. BTQuewan, at the office, of M’Que*
wan <£ Douglas, corner of Penn.and Wayne streets.
WM. MARTIN* Sr., Pros’t.
[dec2l:dawtd3 : ■'
!A. B. M’Qwwak, Setfy.
Chwtlers Ballroiul Company.
A MEETING of Btockholdcra of tbo Company wilt be
held, provisionsof ibeObarter,
■op MONDAY, the Oth day of January next, at the Motion
g6hela House, Pittsburgh, at 3 o'clock iorthu afternoon, for
the purpose of electing aDoardof Manager*. for tbo ensu
ing year (dcd7) J, K. MQftRffEAD, Pras't,-
—uusa. bhouLdkb brace. supporter and atas-
TIC STOCKING DEPOT' la at Dr.KEYSEB’d, No. 140
borner of Wood street And Vfrgfn alley. All kinds of me
cbanlcal appliance* are kept and fitted at this establish*
cfanU' Ballkf^tionlrarrtmtodlnal! eases. norSl
1‘ ' * ‘
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BANKERS AND BROKER&.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HODBE
A. KII.KINB & 00., ,
EXITED STATES BASK BUl’t.Dt NO,
■'■■■■■■ No. ASr7l‘s3l Ftm^thStreeti
■. •„ •
TCORKIGN and Domestic Exchange, Coin; Bank Noloa
; and liand-Warrimta botfgUfcana\eotdl ' ; : ''‘; ( ,'-/
Collections f;
: Business paper discounted and loans negotiated.
Stocks bought and solcTon commission.; ' "j.
roceired oti deporit, antT interest allowed "when
left for o. specified time. ... dec3
‘ JOliN WOODS, ; •iS
BANKER AND EX V CHAN G E BBOKER,
- : .. HEALER 1H .....
'Exchange, .Commercial and Bank Notes. .
STOCK bought and sold on commission. Collections
1 carefully attended to. -Interest paid on Deposit. ,•
' <<s?* No. street,, nearly opposite
, lg-~ ; .'V, ,>, '• dec!6 ;.
u; man**
TIEENAH & C 0«»
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
febgfcly) - I\'o. 95 WoOd'Strertfand Diamond AUty
a. q. ncnN&K;i
Domestic<ind''Forevjn Exchange, Bank Notes* Gal/tand:Silvcr
Bminhl. &id r and'Exc3uxngtd y tit &«'!.*. .
EXCHANGE-AND BANKING HOUSE OP
WILLUM A. HILL & CO.,
. ' ‘O4. WOOD pTRitT* PItTSBUBOB. .
on tiiae’deposits. . . .[ang2S
; .. 1853*
EXCHANGE AN D-. B A NKING HOUSE OP
A. WILKINS & €o.>
. No. 76 Forara Sian?*
Oppositerthe Baidcof Pittsburgh,
j&a6 ... - . PiTTflaTJSflg.
OfE. ABHOLH & CO.,
• BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,/ '
DEALERS' in Bxtehahgey Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
Time Drafts, Ac/ Collection* carefully attended to,
ami proceeds wmittM to tmypart'ofthft Union.. ..
Stocks bought and editi on commission! : -
ftg, No. 74 fourth next-door to Bank ofKttab’g. [sel3
coaszE' or wood Jot> ilrtii struts. •
SIGHT EXCHANGE bn the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes
Gold, Silver and Bank; Notes, bought and.sold. Collection*
rondo in nil the principaV-cUics .of Uio United States. Do
r«ceWcd of Tar and Current Panda. {mar27ly ;
Attry - mwann mtut,: -. .. noaEscs rju*xr»
~ nhAKEft A -RArfiht,
BANJOIKS AND. EXCHANGE BECKERS, / *- ;•
BUT AND SELL Gold, surer, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans ,on - Real Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
PromiFwiry Notes and Timeßllts, on East and TVcst| bny
and acll Stocks on Commission. : ~
Oollerttons made email points in the Union. [myV •
UAVt remote© their baskets. Aan> kxQiu.*a* omc* to so.
. 67 H&sux-smsn rbca doors snow «u> mro, -:
N HOLMES A SONS, Banker* and Exchange Brokers,
# and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, £U«
tct and,Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly, for sale. \ -/••.-. .
Collections made in oil the cities throughout the United
States. Deports teesivod in par funds crourrcnt paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth gf*. {jaBfr.ly
ris,'sliic>oN,,..T.“'r...„
HOOK & SASGEHT,
BANKERS.AND 1 EXCHANGE BROKERS, . '
... !t. n Oouwai or wood a sixth bts.»
TYEALEBSia Coin, Bank Notes. Time Bills, Foreign and
X/ Dwniestlo Exchange, Ccrtiflcatesof Deposit, Ae.
Exchange on all tba principal cities of the Union and Eu
rope, for sale in jmms.to suit purchaser*. •
Current and par funds received ou depodt. •• ■
Collection* made on all parts of the Onion, at the lowest
rates. . fscplhly
• 3AXKBRB AND EXCHANGE BROKEBA
I£itt HanaxdtheiT GficxtoVitQjriUTqf F\flh<Bia Übo &t!i.
’ V PtttsSVBOD, PA. •
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Banker* and Exchange Brokers,
and Denier* in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, GokU SRra
and Bank Notes: Exchanges on the Eastern and tTcstern
Cities constantly forsale...
Collections made In all tbo.clUes throughout the United
States. Deposits rccclred in par foods or current paper, at
the comer of Flftif and Wood.street*. ~ . (feb3
~ j 'avstTii Looms.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
• CW7cf > ,A‘a. B 2 FcTfrUi abavt Wocdf
rrmnimon.
Drr ; ft?. B- tidg, Mortgages, and Loans enrol*
laterals. negotiated; - Stocks and- Land Warrants bought
an! rrtld. ' " ; ■' • . ~ ••'•' ■ '' '• •' • • '•
$35V319 TO
aurs saoVT -..„..w.c.cos!cmT.
Brown'i Hotel,
Ojrrvrr r>f S*ii& Th tnl Slrrtif, ' EtttbwpJi, JFVm'a.
. BROWN A euNNELLT. Ptonttstcmi.. :
£&■ Good attarbeyj 3 .c- thr Hoc»».<■ • - : '•
"PRANKLIX HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohio,
C 1 SiiV. Pft<v?HTmTM~rbl* Hmzw has usr*
f m dersor.e thorough and rx*cfi*J«e repairs alteradoa*,'
ami wMUion? of now
tor? rW.?i iherasrUc* ih&i >ha3l bc.tranting on
their part to trod-r the a plaeu where all the rein*
tbrfcs of a Crft cl»iss h'-ftcl can fco f*’und.
} ytxt - C. PATRICK & EON.
mms f:tie fs!aM[ f ha«t baring <r-Tn« into tk« hand* of a
L naw bff«te gr*as indaccmcnt.* to. the travel*
and also to lor.bfmrdcra.. Emy deli
cacy and luxury will l>e provl-tf’d In it# »<-awß, andhopalna
*u] bo sisrfld to make this llr tci a comfifllaM* no« to all
»bi>moy>all ili«:re. , r ciTl3:if? W. S. CAMPRHLL. PropV. • •
' '''-t** » r ,-~*■'<*■*+.’
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k./ i ,• ■
'V*;, .1.
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■:.Ki
HILL fc C 0„
BANKERS ANp EXCHANGE; BROKERS,
N. HOUIES & 80NS,
BANKERS AND -EXCHANGE BROKERS*
- itcmoval.
PATRICKS & FBESNIJ,
HOTELS, &c.
FLORENCE HOTEL,
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORE.
{coxuroTU* ch t«B ttmom* rus.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
e«&\? PROPRIETOR.
Strcbiirleti Hotel*
Qrnrttf OW. oiitf 77Urd ttrtdu P‘ V~sburfi\ jfWfl.
AVTLtrAM S. CAMPUKLL, PkonwiTon.
HU CUir Lagor Deer Urewery.
fiMIE tindern&jcw! icfamu.vhe pubMathathe
X i* no® fuUj'Frt'j'GhfJ to rerv* private famlll** and the.
>ubUe jrmrruilr, with hi* celebrated LAGER- BEER, in
bcttle*. All crier* left ct hi* OGlce, NO. 33 DIAMOND
ALLEY,{near Wood street,) will \». punctually attend*! to;
and the Beef dcUtescd to any part cf tb« city or vicinity. •"
j*2fctf , • ~ F. O, BCHEXC&
SELL IN G OFF.
GREAT CHANCES
F 0 IS &A H © AI-N §f
The undertifTifd would informttwlrfrimd*
and the rtujiflns generally that they are about dosing
GUI th**ir large tnd wfdlscleetMl stock cf
MXCU. AND ELEGANT CARPETINGS,
Lately purchased Jn tbe Flash from theMonufacturers and
Itfiportr-ci, which, for -rrtriety, style, and qaality, MW unsur
passed—rv'nMutlnT of
VELVET TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS,
Of rpirndid tlnjißG-, tnlecied for our City Retail
Trwft', ae«l at loner frirr* than would now cover the cut of
icnr*!TUiJutt.
IMPERIAL,- EXTRA and SUPER. THREE-PLY CAR
PETS, frcm the .moat celebrated manufactories in the
Coiled Stales;-color*.warranted. ingrain Carpet* of all
kinds; Vecitiftti, Hall and Btnlr Cstjfcts; 'tVool and Hemp
Dutch Carpets; teethe? with a larjf* assortment cf OU
Clothe, Mat*, Rugs, Matting, Table and Hono Covers, Ac.
. The entire stock will PO*dlT*'y behold ilia present sea
son, tntaafeerocta fur-other roods.
dre3 IV 1L NEARLY ft CO.
Cl AUPhTlhli.—A large stock of now aud beautiful pat*
/ frrnauow receiving at the - . • •
NEW CARPET STORE,
47 Fifth street, near Wood,.
Also, Oil Cloths of ail widths and qualities; Rugs, Matts,
Matting, Window fchades, Etalr-ro&», YcniUan Blinds,
a? inx.LowMt-CAJtt Ptucta.
ik»s& ROBINSON * CO. .
ESTERPUIBE WORKS.
50.130 worm snuzr, turns docb exurw vmocs uur.
.irgirjVtf tetiet.
'. jeznit±p£~ l ; IMPORTERS and maxrofectureni of
i^^^=»« i »CXrri.ERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
|§§rvL2 INSTRUMENTS, RIFLE& A 6. We
Ks|f keep a general assortment ofthe above
' tai/ urtide* constantly oa hand; together
with a general Variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Goof,Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, UoruN Bhotßdtß, Cop?, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie,Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and lhdr Dreams* Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing-neatly ekecuted.
RIFLES I—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the text metcrial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders Toealved’for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. limiting parties supplied at Wholesale,
prices. , , -.. ’
nevolv«r«t
JUST. iIECBIVED—By Kaprcs*. direct from the raanofho*
turcrs, nsplcndld assortment of Oolt’e Repeating■ Pis
tols, 4,5 end 0 laches haml, oil of which we will sell fbr
cosh as low as they can be bought In the city of Mew York;'
Persons going to Australia or California, will find that they
can do bettor by purchasing their equippage at home, than
they can among strangers,a* #nglte persons a chance . to
try any of the above Pistols, beforo leaving the city; hail
in case of * tailure.werofgnd the money. .
BOWN* TETLEY, ....
tSOtVoM street. Pittsburgh...
f|UUi KEN'AV.N IRON OUAU'AN V, of Western Ponuwi*
X vnniav'h&ring bcoatno the proprietors of tho RENTON
and DICKERSON PATENT for fltaWnp Wrought Iron di
rect from Vis Ore, for that portion of tcrrUory' ofPenßPylta
nU lying west of, and including tho counties of,Fulton,-
Huntingdon, Centro, Clearfield, Elk and MoKean, exu now
nrpparra to poll certificate* of.stock In said company, each
share, of stock untltllng tho holder to share la tbo,proflta of
the company, and tho right to use ono Furnace under said
Patent TheiCorapany will also sell the right to use tho
impTOTement~ffruia ahorehamed territory, bj,fcih^e-fur
nace or otherwise. Tho fact that by the Ronton process
Iron Ora ran te converted into Blooms at about the oost re*
qnired to convert Oro into Pig Metal, Is a sufficient rfccom*
mendatlon of Its merits. \:,v
Mr. JAMES H« CRANE has boen appointed Agentfbr tbo
sale of righta.to uso Furnace* under said Patent,' to wham
annlication may be made, or lo tbo undersigned Directors of
tho Company. J. IC" MOORHEAD, Y..
V ALUSN KRAMER,..
,ta& hailmanJ ;/
WJ DEWES "WOOD, M’EeespbrtT
J AS. ih CRANK.;Pitiaburgh. >
ilcclfcdiwtf
ATENT FKUIT OA.THKKDK —For. picking fruit trom
: tall trees wlthoutAbo aid of a ladder,. Pruuthg lisstru*’
raents of the mo«t approved construction; Diguing. Fork*
suitable fur strawberry beds, '£&; Pbfc&toe Hooter Seed
Drills; CuttlDg- Dozes. ft>r-Hoy or *Coro -Stalks, of Various;
patterns, aula great variety-of labor saving; Implements
• for the-.garden or farm. Downing’*, anl- other
works on Fruits, Flowers, Rural Architecture,and
. Landscape Gardening, fbr. sa»o hVtheSocd andlmplcment
No. 40 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
.j yi >2 .* r . ; ; JAMES WARDBOP;
Wall's Academy of Drawiag and Fainting 1
TTT y? watt, would notify his mends snd Uio public,
VV • thathe ban removed his studio ftbm First street,
to the corner of Market and Fourth stroett, . (second, story, '
over the store of "Wm. M. irersh; ontrahce on Fourth street,
At tho requestor his Mends, he has also opened a DRAW*,
INO SCHOOL. . Classes foe young. Ladies and Gentlemen
will be formed in bothDrawinpand Painting. He has fitted
up a Room with every facility for study, and he trusts that
bu enterprise wiU 'moot with a supporting patronage. • •
•: sor22df.'■ -7-~- • •
OFFICE MONONGAILKLA NAVIGATION- CO., >
- December 10, 1863. • / •
PROPOSALS wilt he received at this 'office•ijntif-ihxw
o’oloots P. M.,of'WEDNESDAY,the 25th Jknusry,
next, for the construction of.LockJind.Dam No; fif-alSblfor.
the eonstruction-of Locks'ahd-.Dams Nos, 0 and,.7j heing
requisite ib'cx'toadith* navigation to tbuYirginla State
lino. Plans and specifications will bo exhibited at the office ;
one week previous to tbo letting,.end-all necessary informs*;
tion given by e.Lnthrop, E<q., Qr the uiideraigood.
• Proposals wIU bo received for payments to bo made to
cash: also, for payments in' stock and bonds of tbo com;
Mby ■ • .J. EL MOORHEAD,
. . deebi ' ' • p President of -.Mom Jfav>Cm.-
OYSTER TIIAMSPORTATIOfi^
WE havo arranged with the Pennsylvania and Susque
hanna ItuUroad Companies, for ft special-Oyster
" V VEBJITIAN BHBPS.,
OB EVEEZQD ALITY, fat salo at
attio SEW CARPET STOKE, 47 FUTH emtifi'i
war W«d. [nor&tf] EOBINSON & 00.
>' ,, .“ 1 ." *■■': : ' iy. - ■■* *_ ■ ' ' J ■
‘ ' FURNITURE.
, ‘BI^I£NBONT O undjQUB« to manufactory
i 111 „ CABINET-WAUlio* euny description, at hia old stand,
| CofneroMiberty ini fioventli street*. PND&BTAKr
| * i tINQ »ttanged to, in all Us breaches. . ; ;.. mtll i
~* ,r TrTuiassSiSj£s^rvq^~~^
gAVE'ON HAND- ai tkdr exteoriT* CABINET ang'
‘CHATR MANIJ?ACTOKy>No* 64 amUhW4-sto«t. A
> aeaorlmcnt ot; fancy .and plain; fnrnitoM^wWca.they
ectU 15 percent. bolow customary ****** -
Term»—cagh only. .
Great lndnceaieata to CMto
WT.B wiU sell oorlarge stocfcof COMMON AND YANf
\y. OHAIBB AND PffI)STKAP% at-Jprice* that i;
ml to please ca ak purebaeena. 'All oar SrorlrlajrjartL.
Our terms are CASH. . . JAMES DQWBY,
nisrSfi; -I;;::;-'] ' , 'T- ;cox'.Bcrgptb'gß3%lbertyjtB.
Journeymen
WA2£3*&iOTrSB OW TBI&D BTRXB *%V-"I"
■ . (igiwzgr wood Ain> it^okjerkraO-^'-Y’ i
» S'--* f
already twice to three, ttoea aSVUL
arthn largegfrandMP
renowned 1
shops of this city/'hav#-jopeued; tht Jr Tyarehouse, end art
able to furnish the publie»by. wholesale orretail, withPtuk
nitoreof theXoUpwingdpscriptionr-Tiai j v; '' ' I
... Mahogany^Fsnirohear.-ftf^sicsßureaus; Bull Columned
Bureaus;, Mahogany Bedsieadir; .Mehpganj Chain} Rocking
Chairs; Mahogtmy.Wflflhjrtands; gofai} I}iyans; Piano Stools
Book Cases; . gecretSHes; Card Tablekp.PierTables.; _flnf
TablwrCentre Tables; Est Racksj Jrcnch Bedßteidfl;
Ottomans; 'Poplar Wardrobes ;Dfcoing and
Workstands; Cherryand Gammon'Workatandfl> bljjbjwnrt*
and trundle Bedsteads:Cherry Bureaus; Gribs
Cradles,'&c/ :•■ .. ■ Y Y:’ '''•-'•'YY Y- (
The advantages of co-operation,'on ah extensive sesft. per
mit them to self at the lowest prices,and.theyore detail
mined to sell, lower than any competitor*, ah equally good!
if not better article, and the public wfll uiif
derstandbyglTingthema call. Y‘ - -• , ;,f 1
t®, Sleanvxxxt work of aU and othre artidtea
of any deacription, , made toorder IneTery fetyle, at the short*
est notice. .. ' Y'Y~Y aar29 j
'-JAMES W. > - i
OA BIN ST FU&KITU&E MANUPAVTUBERI >
'vndOO - \
W. respectfully Inform* \ ■
to and-customara thatheujLJ
completed hisßprtagetoch'Rpr
itarß, which t* docmedly
thabw,. ferodfor sale‘ln this City* Winch
win be/sow at priccs „ es anylnthe United States!
East or West. . v- /..v-'-; f ■ \
As he iadsteratihed to uphold tha quality'with wdllsoa4
sonod materials; bestworkmanflhlp, and newest designs; «nd
from the extent ofJriaonlersandfisdUtylnsunufiietttrixigj
he Is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
- He haa adopted the principle of Identifying his' etotcxaerr
interest with hla own, inquality and price, and keep*
wajson.band the.greatest variety oferery description. 1 of
furniture, from the- cheapestend plainest, to tbemofitelei
gaut and costly, that a house,, or anypartof ot», may. W
romiahed from bis stocky or - ramrufacturod : expressly to or*
dftr. The following articlee consist, in part of his clock;
which for richness of style and finish,'cannot bo surpassed
in any of - ■■■■•
• Louls.ZlV.tete«'teteBo&fit'-''-'-
60 Solas, in plush and hair-doth; - > ;
60 dot Mahogany Chairs; - •
20 dox. Walnut «
60 Mahogany Boding ** • :i
20Walnut “ :|
60 Mahogany Dirans; . >
20 Walnut «
60 Marble TopUentre Tables;
60 « " Dressing Bureaus;
£O., . a ** Waehstands; >
40 Enclosed u •
100 Common \ .
20 Plain Dressing Bureau*; -
49 Mahogany Bedsteads: ■ •
IS) Walnut - «
60Cottage u .
COO Cherry and Poplar Bedstead*;
20 Mahogao* Wardrobes;
, 10W«taot . “ , ■
10 Cherry '."•••
60 Plain Bureau*; -
Tft THyifrig *fy*fr-T*hl*S
. 12 Secretary and Bookcases; -
aiCancSeatßoekinffdalm •
12 Udtea’ Writing Dwkj;
Hat and Towel Stands; - Whatnots;
Etlgulns; PeperMache Tables:
Couremtion Chairs; ■ Pembroke **
••- Elizabethan . w EDaHriLtad*nwx f ,u '
Bacepttm H ladktf'Wcrk “
Pearl Inlaid u JBxtsnricn DiningTafalea;
' Ana • Ottomans; -
Gothic and Han Chairs; • • • •__ ■ ; : •• *-
A larga amortsumt of PUAKITUBB and
WIND3QB CHAIBfI. Cißflrrr Uaszbs supplied with all ar*
ticks in their lino.
STEAMBOATS and QOTSX23, f&ndshnd «fc ths shortest
notice. •. •
AU ordem promptly attssded to. '
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
HEW lEWELBT 810 BE,
Ho. BT barbel Street
(Second door abort. Vie JS'orth-vttt corner of the JMxooteL)
TOOK BTKVEXEOX, (of ibelata firm of John B. aTFaddsn
O * Co.,)ropeetfnlly*BQoahcettDthepabU3,tbitbthaa
opened. at tbo above stand, afiucaeortmcntof WATCHES,
JBWKLRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE,LAMPS, Gl*
UAXDOLES, JbeLdand TaUe CW/ery, Britannia■■ Tea end
Omruinion&U, and.iha&sual -variety of good* In hi* line
of business. •:’•>
Spinal car* end attention eiten to tbo REPAIR of FINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Aa,
He trad*, that from his loogexpceieoce la bu*faiftsa»he
trill be able to giroeatiafactlon to tbo?© who may faror him
with their pommage. • >
Pittsburgh, May IStb, ISs3> -- . my 2- '
Henry lUehardJon, Je%7ellcr,
HAYI.NO hJj rtorelaah&adwnaemanner,and
trat'rocehtly relumed ftoat'ths'eastern dtlca withi
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, andFASCY
GOODS, would call the attention of hlafrtrnds and
err to the fscl:that omoeirhls Watches will LeJbundthe
Of the
latest style* of Brooches, Brent Pins, Fob and Vest f
Roger Rings. Ear Rings, SHniatura Lockets, etc-ate. •'
- PAXCY GOODS—Such as Papier U&dbe, Work Tables and
Boies, Desk* Fancy Vases, rerfanießottles, Table' blits,
Orifa Hirtolsr Porte Monnales In. great-variety; China Fruit
and Coke’ Dlxfaw? with an endless variety of rueful and cr»
tuaneotal articles, which ha-re only to be seen to be appro*'
dated. (norl] -** ' SO. 81 MARKET STREET.
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens.
- r AMES ltßN.NEDY.pftte Manager of toe By
O racaj» NuAeric9, No» YoTkJ begs leave to Inform the '
public, that he baa now established an KJLTENSIVJJ NUR
cERY.oa toe Farm of Mr. James 8, Negley. near East Üb»
extyywTieTo he' shall be prepared, altar toe 6th InstanVto rty
ctlve and fill ordmfor every of Fruit and Ornaxaeu*.
tal Trees. Hardy an# Green House Shrubs and 1 Plants. In
addition to ft 'choloeand superior stock on band, be has madn
amngttrienUwito one of the longest Nurseries In to* East,
to keep wp his supply. Having a thorough and longexpe*
rience in tbo business, be cm aatifre bis customers perfret
aatislhcUon. p
\ Mr, Kibccdy vtotddal»respec£fhDyofl , erb3j serrldotin
designing, taylngont, and maoagiugßural Cemeteries, Pub*
Me Parka, or the ground* of Country Radiances; and will
also furnish plans far the -formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Pteturc%ae Bcen»ryV A& f the. highest stjles of , Sir art :
Practically" acquainted with every, branch of landscape
Gardening, sndJiftvinff spent years into» Sylvian Parks of
England, and on the beautiful banka of toe Hudson, be
bopv» he has tim capacity to meet the wishes of tho?» who
fhvor htm.. ~ '
Communications can bo addresse d torough the Qty
Post Office; or left at the Warehouse of Mettxfc'Neglejr A
Mohan, 23 Wood street.;
taavfW RKNMFDY A DO.;
CELEBRA TED Oil EMICA L YEA ST
OB BAKIBQ POWBBfiB,
Th(Ch(apai)lfcdtfiuzt,n*jtV‘srfuiandEas7iomi
caXJrt^forJSaising^Sri^Buetu^iyud,
Griddle, and JbAnnjt Cbkes, ibtfry,
JPuddingti. Svmt Caku,
■ Ckm BrtarL t£c. t
xrxß j&ine&TED.
Opinions op tiie press.^-
Tboje who have tried U,&ave found that tbaedrertUe.
ment does not taont He praises ton highly.-4TaUahasiea
Floridian and JoumSl, Feb. 19,1863. .
; HouStkcepere who have tested the quality of this pm*
miahlmously UUm Dally
; It surpaXMS everything la the way of ritiag r we ever saw
need in the baking of Rahway Advocate and Bogle*
ter. April Ifi, 1863. ,
; This Is an artlclaof such utility invarious kinds of cook
ery, that when Its virtues become, properly known, no
housekeeper, that studios comfort and economy, Will wil-
Ungly do without ifc—[N.Y, 21,1853^
; No ode need hesitatju to use DhrkeeVolMmportant Article
to housekegors.— {Republtcau Danner and Nasb vllle'Whlg,
Wouidyou havo light bread, sweet bmdi broad that you'
can cal with a good relbb,do not forget tq nroeuro Dnrkeo’a
Baking Powder, And you Will not fell to nave good bread,'
cakc.% Ac.—{Troy Daily Timea, May 24,1852.'
Wo have trioCt tbls can recommend It with
perfect confelenee.— Gazette, July, 1862.
: Darkens BakiugPomhn* we bavo tried at our house, and
: our “ better half” was astonlsbed at tbo result—fN. Y.
Dail y Tim ea Oct 23,1862. '< * * 1
(volveral
’ AD good housewives will rejoice in and gloriiy the name
of Durkee, altltr they have given his Baking Powder a ftir
trials—(New York Sun, Sept. 30,-1862.
• Durkee*s Baking Potaraor,"uudoubmdiy the heat ar Dele for
this purpose that has yet boendUcorerM.—Jf.Y. Dutch
man, r Feh-12,1863. * -•••: » . ‘ »
Tho highest commcndatloas, Grohi hurdredsof tbelaigcst
and most respectable wholesale houses In this,’and nearly
every largo city on this continent, Could bo given, If space
allowed It.? ■ • *
'• 15. R. DtJBKEE, ■ ■ ' ■
Bmx PttOPatwoh Awn .aiAwrAcmw,
l3O Bhtcr sfryrf, Hew Yorlt«
; BA3CTBKA' McHEßjA^Dnlg,-Pittsburgh: l.'Toctai] ■'
& .aectti
J. S. keeob* flJoAJjria A Co.» - .
WHOLESALE OEOCKRa. and Sealers 4n frodoco) Mot'
ftls, Mil PitUbarsh ManufaetUMs, NoA £l2 and 214
liberty street, near the bead of Wood,. Ptitabdrah, PaL of*
fdr fbr sale on liberal terms, the fbUQ*lßg!;i’ >': .’ V •*«* ••-■►•
' 100 tlfircea fresh Hloe; |&o > oo&&s.UMOn f :«ttorte4t •
! 100 bbls. T»r{ I v ; .O tonsSas Jrtmjilo:'
: 1600 keg* Nells, assorted; j Bdo Bast Non Boas;
: 600 boxes WlndowGlass,!. 2000 ,kegs Bock : *&d Rlfltf
assorted;' { -• . Powder, assorted t '
60 half chosta Tea, as-! 500 boxes Eosia Soap *
: sorted; | B»bhlß i MnSs«i,l»r*»Jbi
75bss.Tobaero,assqrted;; 'TaabOTS* Oil;
100 hbds.N.O. Sugar, part • 800 bbls* Vinegar:
; . prime; . : SO do Roaio;
i , 0 bxs.llaTtraa Sugar; 20 do; Pitch;
10 hbda. Porto Kicodo; ; 6000 ftw. aborted Crmncf:
20bbla.»ad keg* bud; ■'
; 800 bbla. N. O. Molasses; ! lOkograatortedSliot; '
75 do B.U. doj ! Ido SuckSfcat: :
800 bxa.Tin Plata,asa’d;! 5 bbla. Alutnr -
4 lona Wire, do; 20 do Bys-Hobr;
2 do Bpelter; r; r -r .| ■; .JOjaalUTtoirfSlacUnei
Bcaaka aheot Zlno, as-j and Tool*; ‘
aoitod; ; lOObua.lhriad. Apples;
800 plgaTin; , 100 balea Batting, aaaoited;
1000 C>s. Antimony; . I -2000 lbs. .Cotton Yarn/as*
10 tons Eas’d Sheet Iron;! .-sorted;
100,000- fbg. asrffl-Bulk Meat; ‘
WM. A. M’CLTLRG,
_ DEALER J&
Bins Teas, Choice BomUy. Oroeoxles ana Willow
Wars. r
CORVES OF WOOD AND SIXTH RTS.,
, PITTSBURGH; PA.
IS now receiving glarge assortment of GOOBS.
addition to bis already pnrthasM
from firßthandainithe will bo sold
atthelowcßtinoriiov prices..-‘T y.:-r,l
: esr Hotels, Steamboats;' anti '&shfileSj> boyinjj •by ■- the
quantity, suppljM at wholesaled bates;: *. .: • ••• •
: -gjr* Goods doUrawd Id the dty free of charge . ’•■ Sfp2l
EANQINEEftS* SXAIUQNJSaZ-WAKEHOUBB;-:
i s. 1 $&$&&»
A LWAYS OH HAND, a TargnWd.wetUalectod stock of
J\. Whatman's Drawing Pipers,',all,Bli«;'
prawldg Paper in rotii^TMfotio.wwihs;.■■.•;' . v
> - Lranghticg Petteifafi . r . ;V
■ MattenmUcal^YnsSTunonta;; •
- • TapO XineanTcdla HubbfirV ',. .
-Keldßooks;/,
And all fflrtlelea' cf St&tldjn&zy. psed by Civil
\ Beeord Boohs
to cedar—nuri many pattern iesaise&.
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THE OUIKST ESTADIiIBaED. OByiCE;XH inxS CnT
sea junmnno-j >. »: ; r j :
MONET T<T TflE OliO COPHTftT* - J
Jamrr BLAKELY begs Itsre to say £0- tho&riferaona har
ing frtendffin tho-OJd<Jmintrx,ftrat-desirouß of either
sendingthem money or psjingihelr ,passage,'.thafcrjife or*
1 .rangomeniePor doing eUhorlsnow cample to, JVHl.°h w linn
a basis that can dot occur, nor losses Accrue to any
During the last te&yeoitt in which hti r lufa bedir in
thfa.buaincss, hr hae remittedover « Half Million of Dollars
without the loss of a dollar, and the house for which ho Is
agent, in Liverpool, boa shipped not less than 45,000 persons ]
during the fast yeav-to this country, without a complaint of 1
neglect w.i 1
Hecanissuo Passenger Tickets tor London, Dublin, Ever*:
pooh Glasgow, Cork, Belfast,. Drogheda,- Limerick, Port
Bush, NewTy.Galway,Londonderry, and-Dundalk, to New
.YorkjPhiltttfalphfa, Boston, Baltimore iuid_NewOrleans, and
front thence to Pittsburgh; and wilt attend strictly to ibt
warding passengers ftrai thence to any part of the country.
.He also nos elghtdralU lb? sale, payable at the following
OKKSGLAKD. /.
Tdwsrdsj Sandfbrd & :
Wm.Tappsoott A^50...~.«...j«...^ri..^.«..»....„;,1«1verp00V
(Available in the .principal cities and towns throughout
oiTMIASD. ■
Prbviiiclal Bank * • Ireland*....'..—
■m-c'-'rh .:ii r' - r -! : •
imsgb, > Bolfiati : i i DtraopaMcfc, Bnnlafrmcaj >.
Mallow, . - Btrabane, Athlone,. . Carlow, .
Drogheda, Penney, Monaghan, Ennlsoonhy,:
Ballina, Ca-ran, _’ -' I>tmdalS; Galway, .
-Newiy, ' ■ Tralee, Balyiacnv
Dungannon, Londonderry, Omagh, - Toughau,
JBanbridge, Kilkenny, , Dongannon,. Kllrufh,.-, i:
Waterford, ' Coleraine, . ■■. Pareonstown, Cork,.
Ennlß, J Bamlen, • : EUgo,' • ■'• Wexford, ■
Oooteml?, lAmeridc,. • B&UyflhannPP» «y~.ae.*«-
- ' - _ ‘
.NaaoniJ.Sankof tranche*
v " , y; • \
OU FRANCE.
Koimt4!Oo^Bani«TB^«.........JPaxls.
(Available in any city in Franca.) . ; ■ \
OS GBBMANT,
'dean. Vegd. Kock & Co., Bankers,
(Available in anydtyln Gcrmany.) .
. JAiliS BLAKELY,
tnyT cnrv of Seventh antlSmKhfleld ffta. j
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! }
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, i
St the JPeMn Tea Mote, j
38 fsrnx srom, j
BY the half chest, of neatly packed la metallic jfaekcges
te suit the trade. ■••-■•’ .* j
The subscriber la cow roc»iTicg hla pall atoefc of CBEEN
and PTfACK TBAB)i ~oynriflt3ng'of eome
to be found in theEaateromarKct. Merchants-FMHngUHJ
rity are invited to call and examine 6Ur stock; 1 j
Below is a Hat of the verions. grades, all of'wbiehi have*
beencSMfimy selected, and can with confidence be recom-J
mended -'2h ' i •" ' • »
SO half chests &iHyson; f
10 . do rdo 21^^ UM * otm &Hyson; .
” 10“ ’^o"'“eSfcta-daaMoyuna do;
100 do Bnperior - do; .« • • ,r:
16 do extra fino ■. do;
60 Laeqnzed boxes extra Garloxu Tonmg HysOs;.^
25 half chests fine Gunpowder; • • ■
10 do- - extraHne * do;v" ■■■'. ■>■•■■■ ; ->l
5 do do Moyvno Imperial;
.. .t 20 do, ;*.>Snptftior‘- &ay
160 . - do, Eno Oolong Blaris Tea;
40 "do extra fine Oolong; --•- -
SO doextra . .
20 do SnperlatiTelyftrongaodiragfantOolong;:
*25 cheats ertrafineEnglbhßrcekfast Tea; . j
r 5 do Curious do, ...-do;
I JTALBO—Java and Bio Coffee, LoTorifig’sCznshecLandPal
i
. AU3Q--&.000 Prindpe Scgarg, trlllfiSlwill bcsoJd.Tßry
low. ' ' A. JAYNES, o
i- SS JKlh Ctreeti^itiabttrgb.
novHaiAw
. TTJ>& A GMtfMr.
A# JAYSES,
NO- 38 FIFTH STREET, PIITBUCRGII, ' ■*
Agent fortAeSaUo/L.Johnsbn& Ca?t 7yp*> sc-*$ c -*
OF PHILADELPHIA, - ’
HAB ON HAND and (br
eolnmn Galleys; Common.GaUeys assorted,: Slice
Qalloy*, Composing Sticks; Common and-Job Cases;
Shooting Sticks; Ley.Bmshes;- Boxwood Quoins* Furol
tare and Rlglet, of «U descriptions; Brnsxßalr, of all
descriptions ;Joblnk, trrlff>eaas;l(Xl kegs Front's .Neva
Inkr 100 Fount* Fancy Card Letter; and Leads, cut to any
ength. -
ASF* Orders for Preasss and Type will receive prompt at*
tontion, and fornlsbed at tits Fmnidrypricc3.'-QmTyp« re
ceived in exchange for new, at - ;
, • - -
. Or*Hr Jayne's Family Sledlotnes
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT; Jayne’s Hair Tonic :*• :V
«i Sanetlye.Pms;.
u ~ OaxmlnAtlys Balsam; “ Agua Pills;:;’;: i
“'Alterative;.. ... : AmericanQrtrDvf
Theabove valuable family medieines e&nst&ntiyonfcard,
and sold wholesale or retail, at the Pekin TeaStorriSSFilth
street, .By. A.4AYNK2, ■
jsnlPatow ' BxclurireAgcntfor.PltUhtttgh. ;
'rlnter» ) New* Inki
AND FIFTY KEGS PhOUTB NEWS
INK just received at the PEKIN TEA STORE: 83
FIFTH street. Printers at a distance, by enolasiag fire
dollars,can bare a keg sent to any part of the country.
' - * A. JAFNtS;
oelS&w . ■ =■ •■ Agent for the manufarturwt.
; Oliosas ABonii -- ,
•vr-BW*- TJITBNT AAIALGAAi.PEN.~TUs
i.l . vehUoa removes. the two-great-übsiades to- the uni.
tersaluw oflho Steel -Pen; VlxslfcH* rigidity, aod'lhMr
rapid destruction bythneerresiva acUflnof. tho ink. In
minutely examining; thequiUptaittihqoct of.writing.' it
will be seen that lAe octten it oompowuL-conaisting, first, of
a gentle yielding back wardaetioa immediately above tim
nib of the pen, and,•jwspnd, tba **scUsortf tr action, <>i
spreading open of the polnta to penal ttho flow of the ink.
This, compound steel: pens- hitherto
never have had—gives to thaqnillit* flexibility, and Hint
peculiar springy play which is so agreeabls to the hand,,
’ and which-secjn&to suit tha action of the muscles of the
; fingers; yielding,asit does, tnthesUghtest pressure*with
out cramping tbehaud. - Tb© efforts of all atm pen maki>f*
havabeen dlreeted .to the attainment of this essential qual
ity offlexibility, and they havohadreocuw® to an innuf
meraUewartety of cracks and piercings to attain it. The
Inve&tbrsoT the Patent AmtOgamPeufocrad, fronta series
of experiments; that tho irholepractlraef the trade hadin'
this respect been cmrafeoufer-that no combination. of.
“cracks” and ** pUrdhgS” could produce thedcsired aetEnnv
cf (hi siedpattc&e<idhtred.t^ : This
.point being goinethtlley avoided the pjahhitherto adopt*#-
;for-attaining flexibility; addgave. a peculiar tono.to tber
metal, by <hteh *they raanaged : h>6omblne the “pcissdts”
action of the ordinary s teel pen with tbd'agree&blo flexitll-
the qullL- The weond be bTefcbme Was
of less thagnttude,bnt stillOfgreat importance to theeon
■numoTS'cf stetd- peas. - Every one'isawareof the comislve
action Of the ink on the onHtisay steel pett.Even -With the
face of the pecu - Soesrtausn drawbackis this fcwa'Xßv
utility of the sUiel peorthat thousand*!!* Induced to pur*
'thaeq;goid- pens, at; an enormous coat, almost- exclusively
because nf the quality of that mctikl. The
tnv«ntors.bave removed thiSavubythdr compounding tat,
whkh posMeaaU the necessary, qualities of stealywith the
additional merit of resisting the chemical acUohof the Ink*
:
AUd Tattering than ihe cheapest ever introduced*- "
For sale by, - - W; 8* •
;. novl9 . . . . . Market stoeet, f corner of '8ocond; :
IScldgo over' the AU.efflienyßtver,nt<ir
»«&r Bbftrpsbnrg.! \ «
"RfrQTXOB IS nERKOYGIVSy, Tl&tl&'ptJWrifttjeb of Iho
1\ Act of Assembly of timCommOuweaUhof Pennsylva
nia, entitled**Axi Act 10 auUiOrfxa'UsdGbterowtolccotpo
ratewCom pany to erect'* BrfdgAover the AllegbenyHlrcr,-
&t or near fiharpaburg; inAUeghenyOouhty, n ‘eppfUT*‘vi
15th of March, 18&3» tad Supblemeht-(hcfe<b,«U<) AcWex
t coding the time themin' Halted, Book# will hi opened by;
tbeundern&inMCofflmksiooere, to recdve'subscTipUcmii
to the Stocker ealdUompany, atlheßT. UHARLKBHt*
TEL, in the City of Pittsburgh, on the SEVRNTEKimi
day of DECEMBER,IBS3; bfetwean the hours of 10o*cio£k,A.,
EX., tnd’f o'clock, F. Hj'S&d 'tbbnM thetihole number i f
•harcs-aot be subscribedon that day; theft end In tint caten
et thoboosßof Mr.NKWPOBT, la tboßorongbof
the TWKNTT-FOU&TH DAT OP THE SAMIS
MONTH, between theamo hoars.
Philip Miller, Tbcmk* Liggett,*"
Jame* Bherp; ■- ■ Gabriel-Adam*, -
LewlsC.J.Nob!e, Thomas Wellses,
< Fetor KUngcnsmltb, - Malcolm Leech,
John W;. Duncan, HorrisonPaxry,! -
; David Dreuan, Ifobert Chessman, -- -
Prancis Earns, - Richard EvaH;-
. Davld.Boyd. '•••:• Robert Wilson, -
JomftsMarsnan, James XL hTClelland, •
Henry STOeary, Thomas Pearson,
Same* Blakely, ’ GranTilowry, .
. .Charles Spang, ‘ • ■ Jam«a (yn. Benny,
WnHamO; Denny, A. Morton, .;
j.aComsioct, v • Lemuel SburtUfl;
• F»A,ColUer r , _• . .v. • JaocaJUawis. -TpotU
■ i v-, -«. , anit
BAjDDUS, 'HAENESB- AKD ; IHXJNE 'MAtiliyAJ7H)fty.
BOBBftX U. BAKTtBSV t*gf loaw to tafcrm- ‘
i hia-friend* and the pnbUcgeneially,that
eoatinuee to ooenpyttmt
Store by SaanalPahxterS 7^ * r -'
stockjt fifljoarnix. yf DiajaandAUeyacd'Wbod st,
whew he keeps a largo r aja geneEal:««wtaentofßaddies,.
Bridles, Harness, Trp£j(s Carpet Bags* Saddle; Bags, VaUscs,
Buffido Robes,Wblps uUotljer .article* in his lure.-.
' He alpokwpsconjrtßCtlyon hand, omitsprepared wfftr-.
nHainfe.cturod of
thebest material, ♦?<! in* stylowwtoaanshipoqpal to
' the Eastern manufactured, article, and at 66peg cenkcheaper.
• Country Mcrehsotsond Farmerswould <£> well tocalUcd
•ecramlM hU porehaßing elsewhere, ta ha Is do
tormtod tdeellfiist ratuaiticlesat'rery iowprices.
; 55^Dcm > frfaS»ttheplace, No.Ba,aOTerofWood st.aua
DiamimdA»|g*-bis/. : b • * *****
-T; actr coaon ana carrlage • Paetory l ’
i b JOHHBTOSi’ BROCTEBB ;& CO.,
City,
K‘ ; WOULD 'respectfully Inf&rto thaif friends
d&dlt&d J^bUo'gaxiewißy/vUuit^they .hare;
oqmnurneaJ, the.' mafintonire Of Carnage^
Ghario t*» : to an thslT proportion.
1
acdbbcntyoft&iih.; Bepairrwin fiilao bo, at tended: toon
the mostreasbnable'tcnas.' Using In all ih dr work .the
txtft Eistem Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel confl*
dent that olTwhofator them with their patronagtywUl b*
perfectly satisfied on trial of tholr wort
. Purchasers are.reqneated to giro ns a call, before pnreba*
sing elsevheTe.' • ,;'\nct6tiy .'■
CARRIAGES FOR SALE*
THEnnderslraedhas ' -> -
..CARRIAGE. WAREHOUSE,'altdkted
nTift.rthft TWiaMilfl Rtafr T ‘ bAtwajm
and 'La’Orrencei'illc, a splendld —•-
of
recoWe Bbcond-haftd ^(%*Tidse*, SuVdti‘.
jrill sell lbvest.terms for
cash,- Hating had twelTeyeaxe’practiee in {hobnsihoasiahd
he flatters him sctJ
inpnttibg.doTOaUeompetiUon. ''
; Those’vlflhlngto piirciajse are respectfully Itfrited to call
apdi»aeforthem6eitiaSi.;, -v ' s v> •
s Espedol iand,prbmpt ptCArtion ttpalringof Carri
ages, Afc, {mylBi4W*l-,,JOSEPH WHEte.'
j : amUhJldd iMH on&.Dfavmt •
t : . ftftdersigneid hairing; added, hwgelyi-to Els
atoetote now prepared to accommodate the ipnbiic
. ra; Ait Buggies, andbcstJlorseSjboth for
Mdiejunt h»e hams
; kept atpiTeiy, will And superior acrommodatfons to them
at thiastablo.; Jhastells are large andDSWi anjl th* pro*.
printer pays eyery aMpstionto thairease andoomfbrt. ‘ -
- Octfty . - - . • p.DBYLUL
• Pearl Bteum Mill;
CAN All CITY,
(ioar tHi.wnibw rtinoir.);;
ie.mijiifea iritb parrarioo* grader «f..
J?; /-. .raßsu^EoiraßWOft^
.By wdarait thoMiUWln cornier at
; ■ km.‘»llmta .triintJorßrailn.jtTtfJtgi'.eoi.
nor Überty end PlttaWfßll. •• '
H*=Pi'Scta»«r6;oi»i!T. BaiopfeT*rogßlitßf4lWgheny. f v
Kotir triUbidollreral tiiSiimliorTa efitarorUlotWo cllies.
ElnlaficMcrotJbyN.B.Cnus- FabUshedona&iriffißi'
— JOBK A DAVISOS,
decs* 66 Market nrmi, near Foorth.
v."-r: ‘
V -r ; -
Spanish JUSxiure.
THE im-&j2K''ai> THE BLOOD.
’ ‘ "A- "if INViXUABLE IUJiUEDY. h Oil BCJtOFtJIiA> •. i
Dimples or Postulcs on tlio Face, BJoWi®, Chron“
Soro Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, £mlcl fl^,EajM , S|®« 1 '
and Pain of tbe-Bones and Joint.., StuLbpfn Owew, ByPL* ■
Utle Disorders; ,Xnmbagm Bpinal Complaints, and nil Me
casc3 arlahig from aniryudiclaus tlsa of Mercury* Impru
donee in.Lifei or Impurity of the Blood. . ■■■.
•This Valuable Medicine, whieb has becomo ceiobrot«l for
the number bf extraordinary ■ cures, effected .ihjough. Its
agency,■has’trduccd.dhe proprietary ot. the urgent request
of their to offer «to the pubjic, which thOv do with
tho mmost confidence in Its virtues and wondcrfiuv.«.xuuvo
properties" Thbfbllowlng certificates, selected from a large
number, arej however,* stronger testimony than .the xnere
word of?the. propri6toraj - and; aro from gentlemen -WGil
known In their localities, and of tho highest respectability
many d^yof Richmond,:Ya- : •- • '
P. HOYDENjof tho Exchange Hotol; Richmond,
known everywnero, rays he hns soon tho mcdicino caiied
Carter’s Spanish'Mixture administered in over a hundred
coses, in nearly all the diseases for which it is recommend
ed, with-thembsiastonish'ihgijr good results. 'Ho say ait is
iho most'CitnioriiiharymWrdnebe h’aseverßeen.,
AGUE A2«in?BYHRfGREAT carilfy,
that for t)tuUsyggH*ffXhad Ague and Fever of the. most vio>
SOTernlPhysirians; toolMaTgeqaan
titles of Quteih<%g&ttdry,nnd % believe oil 'the Tonic? ad
verilsedj'-but sllwfejOal «myj>ermanen'i.relief. At last I .
tried Carter’s Spanish fifixturb/two-bottles, of .which eflto*
tnalTy.CUVedttte.-ahdiamhalppytosayThnvo hid neiibou
ctaUU or fever since. I consider it the best Tonic in tbo
world, and the only l£ieiUdno , that ever reached my cor>o.
. ; • ■= ' * JoHH LONGDEiT.
Besrocl>aia,iieai : Eklxmoti(l.'VQ. r -
0.~B« XUCK; Esq., naw.in.tba city of Richmond, &iul for
many Jftat“Office; has. such :Ootofldenco in tho
. astoniabiogr fifflcacy -of Carter's-'Spanish Mixture; that'' he
has bought .upwards or fifty bottles, which bo has given
ftway-totbeaffiteie&Mr.LuefefinjShefcaafietexknownit
tofau y dkBctioizr. ’ >••': _ ;• •
J)r. MBfGß,'a prnjrtislh# Physician, and formerly oftho
City Hotel, in the cityo£Kichmond,Bayf[ hehoswitnessed
'ln-» ; nranher.of.inttatusC3-tLeclTc t ctBOtvflrter , sSpauUli
Mixture, which we?* most .truly.surprising. Do soys In i»x
case of Consumption, dependent«n the Liver, the goodof*
fectA were, wonderful indeed. •' -
BAMIJEh,£I<I)IIINKKII,of the-firm ofDtinker & Mor
ris,' Richmond, was cured of Uver Complaint ot eight years
standing, by the ,nsa of two bottles.of Carter 1 * Spanish
GREAT OtJREOE SCROHJLA.—Th© Editors'©* thelUcb*
mond: Republican. had a : servant employed in their press
room of violeat -ScTOrulai comDlncd 'wllh Ehomatv*
tlsm, which entirely ditebledhiffi from work. ■ -Two bottle 3
of Carter’s Spanish Mixture mrdc; a .perfect cure or him,
and tho Editors, in a public notice, saylbey.*-* cheerfully re*
commend it to ail who are a filleted with any disease ortho
blood.” ,■ , : '' '
SIIfcL ANOtnEBr CORE OF a spry
valuable hoy cored of Scrofulnby Carter’a Spanish Mixture.
I consider It truly a valuable . . .
- - . - - Jajsw M. Tatlob,
Conductor on thoB.E and P. It. R. Co., Ricbmond;.Ya.
. SALT RHEUM of TWENTY YEAfiSSTANDJNG CURED..
—Mr. 3OHN-THOMPSON,ri?6tdiDg in thocity of Richmond,
was cored by; thpeobottles of Carter’s .Spanish
Salt had nearly twenty years; and which
all the physicians of the city could not cure. Mr. Tbrmp
conis o well 'known,merchant in the city af Richmond. Ya.,
andhte’carelsTrioStremarkable.'’*'“
MATTHEWS, of. Richmond, bod o servant cured
of Syphilis, in theworst form, by Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
Hesaya iM thesTfally recommeuda it, and considers it an
intalPftbleThedicfnO. ; -
~ fiXCHARiy K WEST, of Richmond, was cured of-Sc ro fa
in, &ud what physicians call confirmed Consumption, by
i three bottles of Carter** Spanish Mixture. ■
EDWARD BURTON,. commissioner of tbo revenue, »aya
he boa teen tho goodoffects of Carter’s Spanish Mixture in
dngmberof Syphilltiooa£e%npd ssya it is a perfect oaro
for that horrible disease. -- • --
WSf.GI'HARWOOB,df Richmond, enred of Old Sores and
tncersV whlch disabled him frorirwalkihg. Tooko few hot
tlrsfox iter’s Spanish Mixture; and was enabled to walk
without acrutch; in a short time permanently cured.:,
PrindpaiDepotatSJL.WARD,CIASK&CO.» No. 83 Maiden
,Lano; New York.. f/w. - -'”;.Vr
• T.-W.'DTOTT iSONB,N6.IS2 North 2d st, Philadelphia.
< BENNETT A BEERS, Nb.U2o Main rtfeet, Richmond, Yo.
' And fcracle by R. A. EAHNKSTOCK. A WIIAIOX,
Jr. ft CO, Pittsburgh; U.P..SCHWARTZ, Allegheny; and
by Druggists and Dealers in Medidne everywhere.
: ix»t«ritiwly -; -t?- • •xf.v.'t-.’ v."/vV T iV .
liflunii’s coni’oiisu stuup op iei.
LOW DOCK BOOT,
rpHIS is apurely VegetableCampound.sdentifcally pr©*
X 'pared from tie'best roots; nod herbs of the Materia
Meilka, had- h&BT' gained an -unritalhxi reputation fbr the
folbwingeffects;*&«■•:■••.. -
RISGITLATING AND STRENGTHENING. TUB LIVER,
andDiomm ’anil elesiLßaiigthe Stomach and Bow- .
els/dfcdihtum3iingaHßiUouB'Btsc&g&s;LiverCompl&int£;
Dyspepsia* Indigestion,CoctivencM, PLtes, Headache, Fever
end Ago©. Jaundice,‘ .Nnnsea, . Loss of. ,Appetite, Ac., and
cJMiSißst tttdfood to'nourish amTauppoirt every parts -
- PUBIFYING THE BLOOI>,
end thus cndngailHainors r CataneonsErapUons, gcwfu*
In, Sait Rheum ,• Erysipelas, Scald Hand, Cankur, Pnapleaea
the face, Blotches, Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial Disease, Con-*
cerSjAa, Ac;
BEGtJlAYltfff TBB SECRETORY ORGANS, ;i *
i anrl by 'enabling- them-;to perform; their properfancUonfr/
preventing And cpainful'onddangeieae dis-'
ieases; rirongthehinghnu quieting the Nervous System, thus
; allaying Nertous Irritation, n?.cl- curing all diseases of the
• Nerves,aalljifteritvNeural;na T Crainp! ! v£c/ Itlsunrivalled
intbecnre.of aU FI&IAI.K CQMPLAINTSy as Weakness,
• GeheraV Debility, Triregularily, Obstructions, Swelling of;
the WecL limha, caused by weakness also,
; Lung ana ThroatiComplaints, at Colds; Cough*/ Asthma, .
Consumption, Dropsy.
. Having made u*e of the Compouud Syrup ofYcllowDock
Root, prepared f>yO. Morse A oJtherourfcclvcs>OT in our
families, and flnxHng-H to be a “very salutary and effectual
i pTCp&r&tadn/vntdo mofitr-beerfally recommend it to thepulK
• 11c as a Voryvaluablamedicioe. . •'
E.Bourne, Esq.,' Cashier Notional Brink,~ProvUtmce,R.l.;
; A- W.SpehceTf Llmo R»vck lJajrk, do. do., Her.
; WmianrPhillips, Bor. ■J,' D. 3ticbm on d: C.
f Providence Gen, Advt* William Field, M, W. G.M., Cyrus
'K&her,‘M. K. It James .Hutchinson, (5. S., Dea. V, J.
[Bates, DocfcEcnJ., Colby/nnd: one 'buhdred’ouiors’oif the
: most respectable famlllos of Providence." - f
? -..This, certifies Jthatl have fox- a .number. of years fceenac,:
Squinted with the composition and’ inode of manufacture ox
MORSE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT i
I have also'been amputated with its nddiit t>perandi lo' ils»
ease, and.cansay.that.ln all respects i t M admix ablycalcu
lateuto remedy tlmt .class of Disease: lor which- it was de*.
-Signed. :It Is especially valuable ih 'INDIGESTION and all'
its attendant sympiomiv it excite' to 'healthy acUon-ibe
LIVER, removes Torpor, anditmcUvUy of this.OßGAN,and.
stimulates he&Uhy action in all the system. As a DKBU-,
RATORjOrporifiet of thoßlood.lt hap no’snperior.-
.- - . . - ; - : -DAVID HOLML3, M. D.
: Pnrridcnce.R./ r , Jau.4,1855.
• Prepared by C. MOUSE S Co. r No. 440 Broadway,
New York, and sold by Drtiggists ana others throughout
this and other countries. * JOEL MOULER, Agent,
/ aprigrly -Pittsburgh, Pa.-
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT,
Tht ctity JjtfaUibU Curt for that Dreadful Disease know# a*
SPERMATORRHEA OR INVOLUNTARY'NOCTURNAL
so’hArrasMng.and destructire, aCdptoduo
tire of so much mischief .to tho nerrous system, tncapacita
.ting the man for business, eocietj.and matrimony, . '
: This Instrument’ i&: ‘rimple,; comprebensira had never
fatfiTip, and may'-he TisM; without tho slightest iuc6n 3 -
Tenience or, .the knowledge, of .the. most intimate- c ftle>ntf;
It is to externally, producing no pain bt injury
whatever, nor, prerenting . any' one from .attending to
his business; and while in use not d tingle eaiiitioii can taha
: tdaco, ittvigoratinff the .organs, in a short time, to tiich an ex* ;
tent that they BBOsnc tniift rßutmvsrcwxa dw^uiroin6s , n thd
loss of which, Caused by early abuse, ia the disease ift
Hon, and the cause of uie thousand concomitant complaints
of Tisi6n, weakness of the Back and
Lower Kxtrtirdtia^Affections of the Eyes, Impotence, Pirn- ■
pleson the Eac«uPremkture Beolice of Ylrijiity^Wcokneas ,
of hfemory. and . Power' fbr Mental'. Application, Dejection,.
Arersionto Society, Self-Bistrusf, Love of Solitude,'
Ac. ~JLR these, coorphtinls invariably disappear, as toon as the ;
tource <* stopped jfromttAicA they emanated.
r Be It also remembered, that those complaints are but little
.nndentobd by the pro&ffiloV in general, and that all the
medicine in thewbrld never has,- and nerror wDI, stopthosa •
IteseSy Whlch, U jollowed to continue unchecked, are sure to -
•produce,thOmostdistrosaing consequcncefl,-
.; Th#priCe^of the complete instrument,'carefully secured
cgaihEfi all observation in a box, slo. It con be sent'
by.expzess to:any address ln : any pan of the United States,
Canada, according to order, accompanied: by full dime*.
tlofcs, andimpor: ant advice'to' the 'married and single, tb a
expenses; even tft the remotest parts of the country, being
very, trifling.-,: --
All applteatipus and remittances must bo directed (post*-
pald) to the Doctor himself, he having no Agencies establish
ed but In London and Paris. • *
V Offioeliotxrs, daily, fromo A. it tills P. M., and from 7to
8 P« tf 4 toe'fcbb&b ex<%pt*d,;
The certyy,yrith grt at pi ewe, that the
abof® mentioned Instrument is not only constructed on bcl
cntifio prindpleA'bdt'tbat from Its use the happiest" results’
me; always, with confidence, he onficJpat6d,there bcitp, for
ihe cureof those dlseases,TW cfAcr certain remedy exlant,--
; HBNRT s; EBLLER, Mv D~ ■:
GH.GOETZE, if. D* $6 Chambers st~
1- K-Oi Mi D., 24 Howard st,
NEW I03&K,
Ftvo Hundred Worms Expelled.
'DEA.Dtho follo-wiagr Ftatemcac fromcrespectable drug*
.XlijtfßtS,-of. dbo: surprising ♦■(Tecta of B.A. FAHNJBS -
TOGK’B UNEQUALLEDVERMIFUGE:—
Y.VJanuary 15M853. 5 ' *
• ITasrt. Jf. A. fbhnatock <£-Cfrr^ent2emex>:iviMattbeir'■
Clary, omanof undoubted veracity, ofthe town r»f .
St Lawrence county, Ni T., says that* ho’has n little girl,
fburyeanolditovhdin bo‘gav6 tfcrwUoieabr B. ArFaba--
estock'ayermlfago. In three'miccesfilvehourfl.. In the nr«
of tha same day she pawed at one .time SEVEN
.giEKN, andanother NrN’ETEBN WOHMfi: Abdut two
kT o *?****** the fofcredlblo num-«
foi* ? XY:£ .; HPND&KP.. AND,. TWEN TY-ONIX making in •
■?T jn Icja than twelve hours* •
time; .Herald they were perfectly astonished at such o'
mwaor worms from o child of her age, ondthatbe'counted
them accurately,'' ... • Yeryrespectfullyi' -
'o,* ', v , ••. •• JBN.NBR.i ltANDA'LDvßrngglsts.
fwlawnolcraia and rctoirby all thdpriridpaVdruggists
a&dcountrymerchanta tbroughioutthe CniUd'States.
“Jd sold byß. A« FAHNESTOCK * CO, corner
Of wood and ,Hrst streets, Kltsbnfgb, . ' nor2l
CIONSUMPTION7*r-TMs : teriai-i frequently inappropriately
r applied to other affections of- the lungs and ; Bronchia.
So far as the treatments concerned, this is of-very iiuio '
®n equence, 09 the.rmediv* arc tbesamol. Tha
TtiRANT shoo'd be' given ns often ns may’ be hecefsary fo
relievo the cough, and produed a free and- easy expectora
tion, ana also tc remove the.tightness,pr.(pajn«or..oDptca
aion abont the throat or chest*. be regu
lated by thotmeuf the SANATI7EJPILXS-WhenevemewK
.sary. If there -he much debility, with night sweats, irom
one to two te&spoonful* of TOMCVhRSIIFCIrfi should bo
given about lutlf an hpuhrbefcro each: meal. ; 16 should be
'mixed In two or three- spoonsful of coM water, and
the taste. But If there be no night-sweats,
or-15 they disappear then giro the ALTERATIVE three
times -a day, according lo .the directions, instead of the
VERMIFUGE. p
All Dr. Jayne’s preparatlons'for f ale, wholesale or rotalT.
at thq gfiKIN TEA STORK; S 9 Fifth street. decl7
Warres**®Congress i'un.
fpniaiNE |b preparedly a purely chemical proccso, and
X la vxtrranted to conlainrioUnvp injurious to metalicpens.
It is pale, when first used, but by exposure to the air bo
comes gradually of • a most- intcoso and permanent Hack.
For sal© iabottics of Various also, by wholesale oc retalhat
.•wpB ■ , W. S.JIAVEii’S
. Stationary VTar Market street. corner of 2-1
**s•)»* *«*
_ FLEMING BROS./succesaora to J. Kidd £. Co
■ dec2 •"•-•coWoodst.
QVWKhU«yEU-r2ottlba;inatorcandlor*aliaby ~
A** 2 _.• - ' ■ - ; FLEMIKrf BROS.
MOO WESTS bA*NI> CRUCIBIiKii ia store ; and (brsala
■V’VUhy, [doc2] FLEMING; BROS.
boxes, •« Ohio;’ In stow and for
4. fifllo oy [doc2] - FLEMING B KQ9.
bags; vude, (ovsaie by -' •
J,.; depg-t . • / B. a: FAHNESTOCK A CO,
IQUQWQJ
i dec23
- &.lor sale bV
Ar 4ec2S; ' ;:..v.;- K A,- tfAUNKSTQCIv & CO.
QAOfea rases, fearlKl, ftn-KHaby
° e<a3 11. A. FAHNESTOCK i Co.
jHXfItAAV Hi fit—iCt) Ifaa In mure^ntii.’irof'gMo
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•.v •. • •; '
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*?£*sss***&&Hi-
DR. DE LANEY’S.
CELEBRATED
-ly cases Sicily for sale by * ” ’
B A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO,
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