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“"DAILY 3TQMWG POST.
3l.
■ A Tnousssn Dottiali Pin.—There ia a gentle
man in toyn who.BpQrta ,a -breaet-pln, whicb, wo
are credibly informed,'coet ilm a thonaand dol
lars. and the original priooof the piE.Tfaa Cfteen
| hundred dollars. iTliero is qnite n;lltt}e i>6tory
connected with tbis pin. . It .was “gat.up.” in
■ Madrid for a Spanlßh grandee phe went to Mex
ico; gambled, lost his money, then his valuable
" bauble ’’-the diamond - pin,: Thu*’ sharper"
.-. who divested the Castilian of his bijouterie,- -was
a gentlemrn from Now Orleans, who, having
- made his fortune, retired from the Mexican capi
' tali was robbed and assassinated Bear Vera Cruz
by tbe guerrillas; the guerrilla chief w&b taken,
the diamond pin found upon him ; ho was .shot,
and the pin sold to a gentleman- doing, business
in Vera Cruz; and who afterwords set up the pm
at a New Orleans raffle; it was won by a steam*
.boat captain* who sold it to our Cincinnatian for
*.one thousand dollars. Wo believe the history of
4 the pi* to be authentic; and the. pin is a boantL
fuland dangerous piece of jewelry, the present
. , owner having had it stolen twice, -on.ee by. a
v-f chambermaid in New York, and onco by a fellow
*' who sßatobod it from his bosom, otood in
■ v tbe doorway of a Concert-room iuthisoity., But
the T pinis stilißafe.—-CVn, Unionist*.■■...
-i Common Schools or. NewYock State.—Tlio
-report of tho Superintendent of this department
says that, during the year ending Julylst, 1853,.
the number of school districts in the State was
11,084,'beihg 144 more than the previous year.
The average time that , the schools were kept
open; woe 7 monthß and 23 days. The number
- of children between 4 years nnd 21, within .the
... organised districts, .is. 1,-160,532, of which all
. - '.bat 628,264 attended schools; an.apparent fall
ing off from thaattondanoo of the preceding
.-year. ■■ .... . _
- Of select or privato schools, there are 1,51/
’ ■ reported,- ; and ■ 3G,844 children attend .them.
■’" There are 28 colored schools, and 1,680 scholars
in them; so tho returns say—probably omitting
half. , ,
The total expenditures for-teachers’wages
■;were $1,981,870; total for libraries of districts
’ $49,499, and the libraries are said to contain
i;604,210 b00h5—34,079 more than last year.
The total eunr of money apportioned.for the
support oY the-schools for 1854, is $1,101,241.
Haity Qoustuy.— An article in the St. Paul,
Minnesota, Pioneer,, says:
-•‘ This is one of the healthiest countries in
the world ; the two drag stores in St. Paul keep
prec'enliva ' for nil diseases, and the Doctors
throughout the Territory keep a,common watch
o»Sr the inhabitants,, ond at the first symptoms
of dißeaßO, a prerentiro-is administered. The
-■Doctors are reliahle to a.fine if-lhey oilpwncase
of sickness to occpr m their distriot. The only
disease preralenfis from, neutral causes, and is
, the result of a vacuum in the pericranium, di
rectly behind the ■os frontis. Tt is confined to
immigrant politicians, and partially wears off as
the patient becomes acclimated, and completes
the cutting of his eye teeth/’:
CLOTHING.
- geobgeabmqk,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
{To, $7 Flffli Street, In Masonic Building,
HAYING fitted up a toon fbrthepurpOM of rwniohig
Ids business, Hatters himself to .ba able to make to
order'E&sliionabla Clothing of all descriptions. Citizens and
strangers dOsiridg cooftirtabla garments, wM do well Jo
jrirehlm a call, as he Is determined toi please the mnst fas*
tidloaft. lie will also bo happy to eoe many of his old cuS'
tomera, as babas just reocWed, from the EutCTacitiefl, an
elegant uloelt of CLOTHS, CABSIIIEIIE3 and LatlNtis*
■ deefiLsm . .■ • : -
• -■ ' ■■ ■ : UEDiOVALe ■ !
rnHE subscriber would respectfully Inform hlsfriendsand
I the nubile, that ha has removed from .hi a old stand, <m
l&tat'aßSMotbo SBW mOX FRONT STORE, NO.
45 FIFTH STREET, immediately opposite tho .-Theatre,
' where be is now rewiring and opening a handsome assort
moot of Plain and Fancy Colored Cioiha, Cusolmcrca and
Testings, of the newest stjies, which ho will hike pleasure
' In showing to thorn* who may favor him with a call. Ho is
. alio prorated to mnio to order .every article of Clothing
constituting a GeuUamanJs Wardrobe, In tho latest And
': most fashionable style.. ..■■■>• j, _ n.
" TO TAILORS. —The subscriber. offer* for solo bis com
lo{4 Bystem of Garment Draughting,eo favorably known
• -ud conerally used by the trade of thja city, Cincinnati,
' Thfladelpbiaand elsewhere; at tbefollowing prices,vi*: , , v
With instructions, $10,00; without instructions, $7,00.
-The Boob and Buler.oontaining full and aecaratoairecUonA
* to suceessfaldrnughUng, forwarded the Dcited
tJtates.cn receipt of $7,00, by ■ JAME 3 C. WATT,
.. - • ' Teaeher of Garment Cutting,
tnariZS 3io 45 Fifth street opposite the Theatre.
SAMUEL GBAT> ■
ls®rasltR ySMßiivoy,
ST. CLAtt 6TEJIW, PITTSBURG I£. ' , ' *•
EVTLEHEN’S CLOTHUIG made delusively. to order,
I t *4 warranted' to suit. Ha* constantly .on hand a
oholoe assortment of CLOTHS, {&SSIMJ2RES, VESTING?,
aadOVERpoA-nNO,
haVo their wishes oonsnltod and complied with, as all wo#
jfl done under hfeown enpcrririoir. . povl2
CLOT HI N G STORE!
JOHN II’CLOSKEY & CO..
TSOIIMJSEI.T of the celebrated Clo thing Depot on Llliertj
; r itrwl, which has won nn unbounded popnlantr under
ho nano of the THREE 810 DOORS, hare, for tho pur
pom of acquiring more apace for thdr immenaa onamsas,
removedtn the apaclons building on thocoracr of
. i ■ DIAMONDALLEY AND WOOD STREET, .
' -Where they haoo now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
. That has ever been offered to the public.
•: otyoet tir this removal, is to give them
mot* fffltftte* ferrtho . - : - j
-TUAIWEr
EASTERN* PRICES!
Aod they will warrant them to bona good as any mano
factored in the Union. . •• •
T , CUSTOM WORK*
: CT *PHI.fiOr emB»*3n> tJPON TDK BBOOTSSt sonci •
They hare on hand a full and beautiful assortment ot
LOTUS and COATINGS, tor. _
PBOCKB,' DRESS, WAMUNd AND BOS I-
NESS COATS.
Our Interest* are Identical with those of our customers,
jnd ve asrarc the public that our fidelity win not fail In
- tUlinsr *ll orders womay boftTored with..
' . DOH'I PditOgf-yitE PEACE—
No. '&§ Wood Street,
(rast side,} oobnetl or diamond. ALLEY.
- N. B*--We<le*ireoar patrons toundowtimcl that wo hare
• no lodeor any- conooctiofi with the Clothing Business «»
street. Our attention.ls daTotod exclusively to the
BougnbOTodesSjueted. ircLOSKEY k qq
- DBT GOODS.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
PAU &SD WINTER DRY GOODS 11
- ■ The Cheapest Oood> of the Staton l
’Yrouso. BTEVENSON A I/)VE, sign of tbo original
: JL Bee-Hive, No.‘4 MARKET STREET,between Fourth
And the Diamond, Plttsborgb, have just received, ond are
' now owning, a lafge and Bplendldnasortmjm of
DEESS GOODS,
<kf tbs newest and most desirable stylos, adapted, to the
■ present season. ..■ • ■ ■ .; ■■■ ■ ■
Plaid Drooodo and Fancy Silks at bargalna.
Plain Black and Cornelian Silks and Turk Satins.
• Mertoo Plaids, all wool,and.Sllk and Wool do.
Also, Raw Silk and Cashmere Ploldsof every doßcrlptlon,
... Tory cheap. ■. , . . -
New stylo Plain and Fancy Delaines. _
French Merinos, Oashmoros, Coburgs, Alpacas, and Para
mattas, all oolorsand qualities. .
- DeDoges, and high colored Do talnos, all qualities.
• Fill and Winter Shawls, or eTory description.
: - 10ns and Square Broche and Plaid Shawls.
Printed Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
. French Chinties, Ginghams.
• A general assortment fist color Prints, from 6M ots. up.
' WHITE GOODS of every description..
- ■ Collars, OulTs, Chemisettes and Emb’dHdkfs., at bargains.
Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery Goods, very eheap.
'Also, n fall stock of DOMKSTIO OOOD3, at low prices
, ; linen Sheeting, Pillow Lin«p,Table Cloths, and Nap
kins. Russia Diaper, and Cfavats. eery cheap. •
rGLOVES, HOSIER?. SUSPENDERS, and CRAVATS.
We would respectfully solicit on early call from both
' ’ wholcsaleana retail buyers, flattering oursolvos that wo
can accommodate all who may favor us with their patron
■ aec,ontaoBt liberal terms. • • ■
Tgep2G • - YOUNG, *9TEVENSQN & LOVE.
SQtloell
TO TOB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERB OF
PITTSBURGH, ALLEGHENY CITY, AND VICINITY.
•wDwOREGG A CO., Importers k Wholesale Dea'ors In
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Varieties, No. 00, one
door from the North-west corner of Wood BL and Diamond
allay, Pittsburgh. Tiering completed the enlargement of
their present occupied Ware Rooms, are now opening one
of tho largest aryl best stock of DRY GOODS and VARIE
TIES, they hare ever heretofore exhibited to the Pittsburgh
trade,and on examination, win be found tobo
"by any other House of the kind inlbp Citv.nu j »*«puy '«f
' the partners \s generally In the Eapteru Cities during the
business seasons, butchaslne cheap bargains, adapted to
the Pittsburgh and Western Trade, we will bo able to offer
• inducements to our old customers, and purchasers gener
ally. -Our stock of Dry Goods consists in part of the follow
Jm leading articles, wis:
• Superior Broad Cloths;
Pilot and Petersham do; •
- Faacy Cashmeres, Tweeds and Battaetta;.
Jeans, Fancy Vestings and Corduroys;
< TißkinM and Test Pnddingp;
. - Brown and Bleach ed Muslins, and Irish Linens;
Foreign and Domestic Ginghams;
Alpacas,-Merlhos,Coburg Cloths, and Dress Silks;
- -Beyßiate andßroacbo Bhawfe;
Woolen Comforts and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.
:: The following compriso a part of the general stock of
■ • Varieties: :
■- Bnttotis,OombsThreadsandBewingSilkBr ...
- Hosiery* Gloves, Ribbons, and Black Silk Tells;...
Laco Goods, Jaoonetta; Mull and Cambrfck Muslins; -
* > iFanoy-Nottings, and Millinery, goods generally..
; i v hUn~.A. largo nagortmontof Table Cutlery, Pocket knives,
' Basrtto and Scissors -of- our own Importation. Perfumery,
-Patent-Medicines, together with a splendid assortment ot r
. <}old and Gilt Jewelryi of the latest patterns; Gold and Sil
‘- mi Watches; Watch materials; Watch glasses, and an ex
tends* stock of 30 hour and 8 day Brass Clocks, of a variety
of patterns; All of which will be sold on the most accom
• modatihir terms, tor Cash, or City reference. .-,•••
N.B--Clty, Country Merchants and Pedlars are Invited
< : to give ns a call before pnrebasing elsewhere; :
: ‘«ep2l*tf -D.GREGGdfrOO.
jEUU HAWORTH, comer ofDiamond and Diamond
4f alloy, wishes to inform bla customers and thepublio
conemuy, that bo in n<m receiving a-largo tmd-cboicc-sejoe-
Uoa of GROCERIES, such aa chwco Toting Hyson, lape* T
rial. Gunpowder,. extoi fine Souchong,' Jflngyong. Qolong,
;9T n^ ek0 ° TEAS :
, Rio _pO FF fine SUGARS and' SYBTTPS;: Bunch,
Cluster, Valencia, Son and Sultana RAISINS* fresh CUR*
RANTS; preserved Citron, Lemon and Cw< *m>£
rior-Froncb HBANDIES; Per
pagno, Lisbonj Sherry and Malaga WINES: together with
a general assortment of pure SPICES—aII of 4hi<<h ha !«•
• determined to sell at such LOW PRICES that mhnnt hn
•heat hy any other Storo In the city. t£?l7'
...... . Administration Notice. "— r7 ~~-
TTriIEREAS, Letters of Administration <f« btmis non.
f f turn Uslamtnlo annexe , to tho estate of BERNAim 1
... - - .... KANE, lato of tho City of Pittsburgh, dec’d, have been
eiRPETINO. —A largo stock of new and beautiful pat granted to .the subscriber, all persons indebted to said E&.
terns now receiving at the -tato .will .make payment.-and those having
NEW CARPET SXOttK, -claims .against too same, will present them, duly authentic
-• • 47' Fifth street, noar Wood. , caied, far settlement, to . . . _v
-Matting, Window Shades, Stair-rods, Yenitian Blinds, &c*, 1 . Mttabnrgh.
Ae« AtTBAIOTOICASHPMCa.. • ; . {MI TV DEL APALMEE, <-
• iSepb**'* ‘••■'•'••-••'IWBINSON’Ami . Attorneys at las?.
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: TRANSPORTATION.
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'dirANcni osiuhe. „ „
ONiail Mler MONDAY. N6Temberd«W?Bs?. Passenger
‘XntoUwlll rutt daily (Saodoya wrap tod) as follows:
*: MAIL TRAIN leaterfCicvelond At9.osAMferwellnillfl,
-stopping at all in,tpmicdhite Stations i- arrive at Alll&nco at
1135 A M, and WellsvMe ai £2O P H.
‘EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 3.00. P Mfor Alii
:anco,‘ stopping-at Hudson,*EarivMo and Ravenna only—
arrive at Alliance at 5.00 P M. ■ ■■ ■ r ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN loaves Cleveland forßarcnn* i
undlntermedbita Stations at 7.45, and arrive at Ravenna at'
1 9.25 PM. Two through Trains Iran Cleveland to Pitta* i
burs* daily. RETURNING:
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Alliance lb* Cleveland at 12U0-
P M, stopping at Lima, Ravenna, Earlvilleand Hut!sou
only—arrive at ClevelandatZiO P M.Tbo 31ail Train of
Ohio and Penna, Railroad, - leaving Pittsburgh atB.OQ A H,
connects with thlaTrain at'Allinncp at 11.45 A M. : !
MAIL-.TRAIN leaves Wcllsville for Cleveland at 3.00 P
•Mistoppihgat.iill.jvdy gtatltmarT?arrivo at Alliance at SjOO
on.d Clev<3iandni7niO'P:M.-::*‘ -.
; ACCOMMODATION TRAIN- leaves Ravenna fbr. Cleve
land and intermediate: Statiohtt at-7.15 A.-M—arrive i at
at 9.00 A M. Only one through train from Pitta*
.boxgh.todcveland daily.- ..i .
CONNECTIONS.—MaiI Train from Cleveland connects at
-Alliance with the Mail. Traid of Ohio and Pcnna. R. B. for
* Canton, Massillon and Wooster; - also iftr Salem and- Pitta*
burgh, arrlvuig;at:PlttBburghat-4.45PM. ;
' Express Train from-ClovulQnd, ahd-Mail Train from
Wellsville, both connect at Alliance at 5.00 PM with the
Express- Train ofO. A P. B.fcr Pittsburgh—arriving at
Pittsburghnt 6.15 P M.
-Express Train from Alliance connect* with the 8.00 A M
Train of O.&P.R-from Pittsburgh.
- l>aa3otigttrs loaTing Pittsburgh on tho 8.00 A M Train ar
rive at Cleveland at 2.40 P M, and connect with the follow*
;ing.trainsEast» Wostand South.,- •*■’• - V -- - \
. OlevelaSdasit-ToHdo.- -Trains- leavingjit 3DOPM for 1
Sandusky, Toledo; Chicago and the North West, arrivingwt
Toledo at 7.5& P M and Chicago next morning at 7 00—
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than 24
houwC •
Cleyjxato, Cni.UOTU7S ksv Cctciswati.— Trains leaving :nt
2.50 P M and 8.30 V 51.f0r Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon,
Dayton, Indianapolis and oil stations on the Rcllefontaine
and Indiana Railroad. -s •*. i
Ci.ETEL.OiO A?ij> Kiaa. — Trains leaving at 4.45 P M and
.9 00 P M for Krb*, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Now Tork. lTi O
Trains connect noth ways with tho 0. Z. A C. R. R. 'at
Hudson for Cuyahoga Tails, Akron and>Clinton at Beyud
with the RallrojidJorCarrollton, Mtncnr&andWaynesburg.
Tiplcels through to .Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Losalle and
' Vreeport can bo this office. ' •
Passengers nre requested!*, procure their tickets at the
Company’s Office, of.. . JOHN. A CADGHRT, Agent, ;
uovlS Monoogahvla House, Water fit., Pittsburgh^
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.:
■ New; Arrangement, t
OOiniBNCINQ A VQUST 8, 1858.
1853. 1868 -'
1 EXPRESS TRAIN learns Pittsburgh at Go’dock, A M;
2i stops only at the principal Stations,'and dines at Crest
lineatl.3ap M, arriving at Cincinnati in the OTenlng, Yia
GolambttSftn&Xenlru ' j
Faro from. Pittsburgh to CSccfainati,s7 f 7s; to Oolamfcus,
tforoi _ . .
$5,25. " " .
• MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8.30 AM; dines at Al
liance; and reaches Crestline at.6,OQ.P.Al,.coniiccllng-with
the Night Train to Columbus and Cincinnati, and with tuo
iscllefontaiuc and Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis, Terre Uauto, and towns in Indiana. Connections are
made at Alliance by Railroad •with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland. .. _
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4.00.
Connection* ore road© ai Mensflolil by Railroad with Ban* -
duflkyCity, MnnsDeld, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zonea
vlllo.
Faro to Sandusky City, * to Newark,s4>so; to Zanes-
; .
' Connections arc made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandußky.City.. Passengers who leave Pitts
burgh In the Mall Train at 8.30 A AI. go directly by Mans
field mud Sandusky City to Detroit* without detention. i .
Fare to Detroit-0.00;. to Chicago, $ll,OO. ... •
. UETUEKINGi . 1
THE EXPRESS TRAIN* leaves Crestline at 1.00 P Si,
Mansfield nt 1.40 P M, and. Alliance at 0.00 P M, and reach
es (Pittsburgh at 8.15 P M, connecting with the Express
Train to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which -leaves Plttfr
■burgh at 10.30 P.M. •
Time from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, 14V1 horns. Faro,
$7,70. Fare from Cincinnati io Philadelphia or Baltimore,
■ $15.00.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 7, A BI; dines at Al
liance; countwtswith Express Train from Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 5, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON’ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittabargh at 10 A AI and 4:45 P M, and New Brighton at 7
A M trod 1 P M. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at redocad rates.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at &20 A M, and ar
rives at 4JJO, P 81.
Passengers are requested to procure Tickets at the
Company’s Office, attbo federal Street Station, of
. . GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent--
-j6D*Tho Train* do not run on Sunday. i
Further information urns be obtained of
ftrgrf. JOHN KKLt>\% Passenger Agent.:
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
» 88 3.
THE pfefy LVAM IA eTiL ROAD.
rrtim Pest Mail Train will leave the Passenger Station on
X Liberty street every morning at 9 o'clock, stopping
at all the regular stations on the road, and arriving in
Philadelphia the next morning at 7 o'clock, connecting with
the trains direct to Nqw York, also connecting at ifarrfe
. burg with the trains for, and arriving in Baltimore at 7 o'-
clock, A. M.
- The Express Train leaves the station every evening at
o’clock, stopping at all the regular stations, and cop
nectingwllh trains for Baltimore, and arriving In Philadel
phia or Baltimore at 8 P. 51.
Fare to Philadelphia, $9,50; Fare to Baltimore, $9.
Baggage checked to all stations on tho Pennsylvania RaD
road and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Tho Accommodation Train will leave every afternoon at
6.&» o'clock, stopping at all regular stations, and Tunning
only as far as Latrobe. .
Returning trams arrive In Pittsburgh at 610, and 8 o'-
clock, A. M., and 7.*25 P. M.
:. Passengers part-basing tickets in cars, will be charged tij»
CEUTB in addition to the station rates, except from stations
whore tbo Company have no agent.
No notes of a ie«s denomination than firo dollars will bo
received in payment for tickets, except those issued' by the
' Banks of Pennsj’vania.
' 4J3* Notice. case of loss, the Company 'will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and fbr on
amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. D.—The .Excelsior Omnibus Llnehas been employed
to- convey passengers and baggage to anil fromth© Depot*:
at a charge not to exceed 12)4 cents for each passenger,and
12U cents for eivah trunfc. :V
ior tickets apply to J. ME3KIMEN, Agent, :
At the Prfi.lL Depot, on liberty street.) ■
Pittsborgb, November 00,1853. • ;;
SANBBSKY, MANSEUEtD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. j
ON and after WEDNESDAY, November 10,1853, xhrOa
Pusseuger Trams run doily (Sundays excepted) as ful
• GOING SOUTH. j
Morning Mail Evening
Erprax. Piitscngcr. Eavrcu.
Leave Sandusky at 4.30 All 11.00 A M. A.IOPU
Mouroevllle Junction.. 5.16 “ . 11.50 « . s^o“]
Shelby Junction G. 40 « 1.15 HI . 7.16 «{
Mansfield Junction...., 7.20 il 1.40 “ 8.10 u |
Mount Ycrnoo ~0.05- “ 4.10. •* 9.55 “ ?
Reach Ncrark...'........;10.03 ' 5.15 “ 11.00 “j
' GOING NOIVTU. !
Uuto Newai-k 0t....... 4/JO A M 9.00 AM 6.25 PM
ML Yeruon .. 5.25 « 10.10 “ ©JO w •
Mansfield Junction--. .7.20 «, » 12.10 PM 810“!
Shelby Junction 7.45 « 1.05 “ SJS «• >
Monroeville Junction.. 0.15 “ ■ '3.10 « 10J0/‘-
Reach Sandusky -10.00 “ - 365- ", 11.05 -« ;
Connecting at Sandusky with .Mad River and Lake Erie,
and “ Northern Division 0 Cleveland and Toledo R&ilroadi.
At Monroeville, with Trams on “&outhorn Dlviriou.’'
Cleveland and Toledo IL R., for Cleveland, Toledo, Ac.
At Shelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cid
clnnatl Railroad.
At Mansfield Junction, with Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsburgh.
At Newark,-with Central Ohio Railroad for'Zanesville,
Coiambus, Ac., Ac.
This arrangement of Trains complotcs the line of direct
communication between the East end I< <7r«a< Iforth-West!’
... Passengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined fqr
the West, proceed, directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Mansfield. Thence'
to Monroeville, where conaeclloa Is made immediately for
Toledo, Chicago, and intermediate places—affording a routo
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
. Connection is also mode with all the Trains on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Mansfield* by which passeo*
gers from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, end Columbus, pWtfcod to Pittsbaigh, Philadeh
phla and Baltimore, without delay.
By this route, passengers taking the early Train from
Zanesville,Columbus, Newark, Ac.,can goto Toledo, Ban*
dusky or Cleveland, remain In either ploeo some four hoars,
and return home same day.
THROUGH TICKETS to bo had at the different Stations,
for the abovo named places, l ' - ' i •
J. R. . ROBINSON, Buperint’i.;
Sandusky, iNovember, 3853,- fnov24:3m] ;
-Pennsylvania Railroad -Company,
*TT7T2 are forwarding Produce, Ac., to Baltimore andPhlla-
T V delphia, promptly, on receipt ■ Time, Five Bays.
■- Baras or ntnanr.
Bacon, Pork and Beef, (salted,) 450. IOOIbe.
On Bard, Lard OU, Tallow, Cotton, "Window Glass, 60c. 9
lOOlbfl. •
- On Candies, Cheese, Earthenware, Leather, Leaf Tobacco.
60c. $ 100 lbs. < • :
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Beed,-70c. Ib.. ■
On Doer Bkins, Hemp, Flax,' and Eggs, 700. IOOIbs.
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and-Merchandise. BOe.
$ lOOfts. •
On Flour, $ barrel.
. "We are also prepared toforwnrd freight to Rodebaugh's
Station, near Greenaburg, and intermediate Stations. -
COVODE A GRAHAM, Agents,
oomer of Penn and Wayne sts., Pittsburgh, ■
JL H. HOUSTON, Agent
Jy26 270 Market street, Philadelphia.
FUIAiStTv AN ia' iIAIUKO AD.-Winteb Tamm unwnar
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA ASD BALTIMORE
First Ciass.— Eggs, Feathers, Merchandise, Furs. 60 cents
9 100 lbs.. ........
Second Class.— Apples and Poaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles, Buffalo, Bear, and Deer Skins, Clover and Timothy
Seed, Glassware, Ginseng, Rags. Sheep Pelts 76c 100 &S-
Tlard-Glass.— Apples (green,) Bran and Ship Btuff,Bacon
and Pork, (loose,) Bailor,-Hides, Hogs* Hair, Hemp and
Flax, Leather (Eastward.) 65c ‘JilOv Jba.
Fburlh f Class:— Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or boxoaAßarley
nnd Malt, Beef and Pork (pickled or salted,) packed Candles,
Cheese, Grain (In bags,) Lard and Lard Oil,Lead (in. pigs or
sheets.) Oil Cake, Tallow, 'Whisky, Leaf-Tobacco, 50 cents
iuooibs. . . . .....
Special Rates.—Cotton 600 & 100 lbs. Flour. £1 $ bbl.
GEORGE O. FRANOIBCUB.
i'V".; K.’h i-
• ' ',S
~ * ■ ' i “■ V- «.+,*, ~
IN§UgAggEiQOMP4NIES.
-pelawm;lgi^«rs«fttyiaittrwcrCor
,. . .XUsct,n&rQifixmiqfiht Ezcfainati' Thir&&* Ph& -v
• ■ mnTr-h«ndlg*- unci flthffT
X property, Intowo and; eonntryriaj»rGd ; agslnat loss or
danlag6.Dytlrß»*ttltelow#rtrato of premium*'-:. :
ftdahts, foreign*® coasiirtso, aader openor special policies,
• Hke^heassßrea-maydesire;——-••-•-'•••
, r also InsurdniOTchindUe
■transported bx , #rjigoaa*xailread. cars, canal boats and steam
boatt,onrirer#analaics,<in:th6mQsillbeial'ferm3i*
; : JhttctoTPirfo&t'ph; Q. Seal, Edmund A. Souder, John a
Darts,- Hobart Burton. John ft. P&Rrosc, Samuel Awards,
George G.Xeiper<Edward Darlington, Isaac ft. Darts, Wll
- -liam JfalweUrJGhn-HewUn, Dr,-R.- AL-Huston, Jas. 0. Hand,
Thoophlltu Dinldlng, H.%Toncs Brooks,‘Hennr ploaiwHugn
CraigjGeorge
. Johaom, William Hay, Dr.B.Hnnnaa, John Sailers, William.
JByre»ir.' •.■■.!. ■
JHrtOon at T* Morgan, Hugh Crate, John
i.: TC. Logan. .'■;■/•.. Worn* Mamin, FnntenL
--Taos. 0. lUrro* V%c*&rts&nL r -
r Josipb W.GawASi SecKtary. - ’ j ..’
• Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, PUteburgb.
"JolOsdtf Agent...
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
HAH TFOBD, 1 CONN.,
Capital Btock r ArmualPremiume and Western Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 182BV ; *.
Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the mostfayora
bid forms,'Ugainst *>* * • '. w v. ,
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIBB, ?
■ , . ...On-tOT'/f i/J
PBRIX.S OF NAVIGATION, I
■ , BY .
GEO. E. ABNOLD, Aobrt :
for pirrsßVß(ifrjnm~jZLE<mwT county. ■
mtaWy : . .
TUB CSITKO STATES
LIFE IHSUBAITCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 2GTH, 1850. .
CHARTER PERPETUAL. '■
CAPITAL §250,000. /
Officii 8. E. Comer of Third and Chutnat
Sireete,Fhiludelphia.r..
• : ■Ofiicen of the Some Board at PkQadßptiia: - .
- r DZ&JEGXD&S. •. *'- * : • *.•;
Stephen R-Cr.'wtbri, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, - Lawrence Johnson,.
. Benjamin: W.Tlngiey, * Goo; STHeniy,
. Jacob L. Florence, : . James DoTereux,
William M. Godwin, . - William H'Kte.'
President —StGphenit. Crawford. v .■. . .
Vice. PruxdenU- Ambrose W. Thompson. ■ ■ ■
Medical Examiner, PxUstruryK— James XL Willson, M. D.
MUaheny CWy—lLAMowry, M.D.
• . .. .• GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent, <
mar!7ry No. 74 Fourth street, PRtsbnrgh,
The FrankUa Fhe Insurance Company,
; O/PJatadelphuLf Dsmuylvanieu ■ t
X\IEEOTORS—CharIesW; B aether, Thomas .Hart, Tobias
f / Wagneiy Samuel Grant* Jacob U, Smith, Geo.
aid*, Mbrdecai D. Lewis, Adolph! H Borie, David & Browne,
- Morris Patterson. Coa& N. UAffcxaa, PrtxtdenL
Cass. G. Baxqus, Secretary,
Continue to make insurance, perpetual err Limited, on every
' description of property, in town ami country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security.- .
The Company have reserved'* large Contingent Jhxnd,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to tho assured. ,
. The Assets of the Company* on Janaary Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz:
84,377 78
Temporary . 65,666 17;
Btochs.; ™ 61,88800
Cosh, OMUa 81
_ Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-one yean,
uiej haro paid npvanl of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire* thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, u well as the -ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
• • ,J. OAHDINHB COFFIN AecnV
: OQce; north-cast «or. Wood acdThbd rts._
THIRO ANSOAL BTATBBIBST
OFTin: STATE MUTUAL EIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Asset* May 15t,1852 $200,016 61
Premiums received to May-Ist, 1853~...~.~...~.. 135,250 50
Interest on Loans, Ac... >1,910 19
Cap1ta15t0ck....,....... 100*000 00
. $440*183 20
Returned premiums, Losses, 80-insurance, Ex- .
pease* . .'87,604 06
Bond* Mortgage* Stocks, and other good aocn* •
eur1ti05~........ $101,481 08
Premium Motes .. .~....~......~.4..;, 179,016 61
Oashou hand.........~....~
Total &m’t of Resource* Liable for Losses...--$358,318 70
■ ••• ;■. : JWRKTOM. • ’ : "
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD. Dauphin oouuty,
P. O. SEDGWICK* Harrisburg,
SAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINK Banker, Pittsburgh,,
A. A. CARRIER, «
JOHN B. RUTHERFORD; Dauphin county,
A. J. GILL3STT, Harrisburg, .
8. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLOTZ, Carbon county. .
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. GILLKTT, Secretary.
Will Insure against penis of sea and Inland , navigation,
also, on Merchandise in city or country, at lo vest rates con
sistent with safety; Policies issued On dwelling houses
either perpetually or for atom of yean.
Branch Office, corner Fourth ana Smith Arid street*.
raygktf A. A.CABKIKB, Acta&ry.
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, of
PITTSBURGH* Pa. OamiL, 8100,000.
President—Jahxs S. Hoon.
Tice President—SsncxL M’CumtiK. ••
- Treasurer—Joseph S. Leech.
A. tfciwi* .
OFFICE,-NO. 65 Fimi STREET,
(Alasontc Hall Btuldtng.) .
Thistympany makes every Insurance appertaining to
or conneetea with Life Risks.
. Mutual Bates are-the same aathoso adoptedby other
aafelr conducted Companies -
Joint Stock rates at a redaction of onedhird from the
Mutual ratee-Hoqual to a dividend of thirty-three and one*
third percanL, paid annually in advance. * . :
Risks taken on the lives of persons going toCaUfbmia or
Australia. ..
- • KBEcroas.'c
James 8. Hoon, / Samuel JFClurk&n, : .
William Phillip* - - John A. Wilson/^
John Scott, Joseph P. Gaiiaa, M. D.
JohnMMJpln, Alexander Reynold*
Horatio N. Lee, Btowe. • mar 23
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
B. MILLERyJr., President. \ F* M. GORDON, Secretary
capital; ©300,000.
*TTriLLinsure againstaUklnds:of risk*TlßE andMA
VV RINE. All losses vlll be llberallyndjastod and
managed by vho are veil,
known in the community, and who-are determined, by :
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have Assumed, as offering » tho best pratection-to those
who desire to be insuretL
Director#.—R. Miller, Jr.,o. W. Bickoteon, J.W. Butler,
N.Holmo* Jr., W. H. Smith, C.lhmscn,OeorgoW. Jackson,
Wo. M. Lyon, James Ltppencott,George Darsi* James Mo-
Auley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang A
Co., up stairs.) Pittsburgh. ;nnv24:ly ;
ffITNA INSURANCE COiHPAHY,
HARTFORD,'’CONN.
Chartered 1810—C&pttal6toch 0300,000.
THOS. K. BRACE, President.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS— . Thomas K«i)race,
Samuel Tudor, . •EbanezerFlower,
Ward Woodbridgo, .K. A.Bulkeley, .:
Joseph,Church,. Roland Mather,
Frederick Tyler, Edwin G. Ripley,
.Robert Buell, Samuel 8. Ward, -
• Mites A. Tuttle, • . Henry 55. Pratt, ..
John L. Bosvell, • • Austin Danh&m,
GuatavusF. Davis,, ... ; Jnnius 8. Morgan. •
ASP Policies on . Fire and Inland Risks issued unfavora
ble terms, by . GEORGE E. ARNOLD, Aa%
decl2;ly- ; No. 7.4 Fourth etfecVPittaburgb.
WEBXEBN FARMERS’ INSURANCE CO;,
" % SEW USBOS, OHIO.
BRANCH OBEXCE,No. 129-PIPI'K BT., PITTSBURGH.
Capital, 8100,000.
JAMES RELLY^ErosL
&. McKASKEY, Agont. -
insure -Building#,Stores^' Merchandise, and
Property generally; on the most favorablo tonne. [decl:om
lay our Life Sutured, - -
IP NOT, read what ,somo one has writton. Among oUthe
contrivaoccsofraintp protecttbefkmHy clrclefipom
none can bo fo.undmore simple inJt&eharacter, noble
in its feature, or oertaln in its results, tbanLIFE INSUR
ANCE. It lathe prop which the dying husband leaves to
support tbo wift of his tooeom; -
it is the unseen hand of tho Provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together the family group.
• C. A. COLTON, Secretary, -
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, Fifth st, >
sop2l ; Masonio Hall.
" HOTELS, &c.
F£ORESCB.aOTEIi.
No. 400 BEOADWAY, NEW YORK
(OOHDBOHD OH JHI SUKOPZAH ?Li!T.> :
BETJBEH LOVEJOY 1 '
&LLKZI ...i..w,c.ooiraxLir.
- Brown's Hotel,
Cbrmr SnitMldSemd Third Street*, Pittsburgh. Ptrota.
BBOWNA CONNELLY, PaoPMXWM. \ :
JBtFQo od stabling attached to the House.
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohio*
C PATRICK A SON, PnoramoßA—-Thisllouao has u*i~
• dergone thbrodgh and• extensive Tepaift, alterations,
and large Additions Of now furniture, and the propriiv
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting on.
their part to render the Fasnus a placcwhcro aUtbecom
fbrtscf a first dan hotel-can bo found* •; ■
JyAstf PATRICK A BQN^
:Bt* ;Oharlea, Hotel*
: Cbrrwr QfWbod and Third struts. Pittsburgh* POufa.
mnJAM K CAMPBELL, PatorantTol v r
rpHIS toe-estatdiahineqt having come Into tho of a
■ JL now Proprietory offers great
Rngeommnnfty,and also to fc regular boordera. Every dett
cacy and loxuiy will be proridedln Its season, and ho r"*™»
will be spared to moke this Hotel a comfortable hqmx to eH
who may call there. [myl&tf] W; a CAMPBELL, Prop’r. i
St. Clair Lager Bser brewery*. “
mHE undersigned respeetfttlly informs the publio thatho
J. is now fully prepared to servo private families and tho
publio generally, with his. celebrated. LAOEB. BEER, id
bottles; All orders left at his Office, NO-39 DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wobdetreot,) pill bo punctually attended to;
and. tho Beer delivered to any fart of tbo city or vicinity.
JeSfctf P. G. SCHENCK*
OFFICE MONONGAHELA NAYIGATION^COiV
- -‘ - M ' .. .Deecmhcr 10,1863. f
-TbROPOSALSwin-Jbe received at thin nfliw iKw
T. ; it. cf Wednesday, -the sjth January
nexVibrihp.comdruetioanf also. for
tha constructton.of Locks and Dama -Nos. 6 and Vrbelnc
reqairifco-tor«xtend'thr.navJgaUon:tp''.thd*,yijwrnla"Stato''
lifce. specifications will be exhibited at the bffied
ona to the letting, and all necessary infoma-
; -v.-
: Proposals wiUiboreceivod-Tor-payments- to-be made in
eash p also, fbr payments in r *tods 'ahdifeomis of the corn?
paay . -. J. K. MOORHEAD, *
- deoil.-.. ~PrCjji'lttn of Mon .KmVCo. '
OF EYESCTWTUXCTi ftftato st nrarnifaetorew’ priuesj,
.ttUHEW CARPET STORE, 47 FIFTH STREES.
«mrWooa...'.v:i [iMwfttf] EOEIHSOIF frCO. i ]
LL'-'lv ' l"' ’: ’ - _
\ ->*■ *1 ‘ * “1 , *'* *,
- ffANKERg ANJKBBQKERfc- ■:
EXC^iXohob 8 a
■_ 4. WItKISS * CO., •:
•tJNMiBI>’STATES SANK IIVIHISO, i .
r ; - Ho. vCEAr»A"t£4 P<mrtli Street, !
■/■j* > -4 , r , a 1 'j <"
"HIOIUSIGN and Domcstio Exchrm je, Coin, B&rih Nqtep
J?,-aDdUmd'Warraaia-boaglitwiaBold. ' 1
:.CollecttaiiiMnadethr<raghoutth«onioru^-'
Basinett paper,discounted and loans negotiated. ;• *«
'l-Stockafcopghtnndsoidon commission. ■ j «■ •■• i
’-iMonHy xecelreii on deposit, and interest allowed when
left for & specified time;: .■".••• . ... - decs .
JOHN WOODS,
BANKES AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
DEApai-W: :- / ■ • , ;.
t: • ExcbangOi .Commercial andßank Notea.r
STOCK bought and sold on commilsioit. ' -Collections
carefully attended ta. Interest paid, on- Deposit. ;
49rNo. tt&g fourth: street, nearly opposite the; M.iBL
:; ; •-tv ~ -Ou declC.
s. c. .~juua n. TiaaaAK'
, , ; TIKBNAH & COi, -V'-'- '
' BANtaRS AND EXCIIAXCU3 DBOKEBB,
fet26:ly) •■"■-■ No.WWdal ‘Slrat, m 3 Diamond AUey
' - .v 4853. - •
EXCHANGE AND 'BANKING-.?HOUSE OF
A. WXLK23& & CO.* . #
• % »• • No. 76 Fousts Siam,
Opposite the Ean&of Pittsburgh.
rjao6
a. E. ABKOU) &.CO., ’
"BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BBOKEBB, ,
DBAIiKBS lit ,Baph -Notes, Bight and
Time' Drafts, Ac. Collections carpfally, intended to;
and proceeds remittedto MZ-sgrtiOftba Union. . :
Stocks Jtought androld.on corpinisston. ■
•> 7* Fourthißt, toßapk of PltteVg. fsel3
V HILL S Coi; '
- - " ' BJtNEERS AKD ; EXCHANQB BEpKEBS, \ - '
coaNEE or woon iffnnrtH'stexew, •
C* IQHT EXCHANGE oh theE&stem Cities constantly for
O Notes discounted.—
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, .bpngbt'fcnd &old.‘''CollectionB
roado in tbs.Diiftod Da*
posits roajlTcdorP&f aßd~Current Pundß. : . . ~ (mar27ly.,;;
s VJ znwVnn. p-ArriHr r - Ho£bNCX KBAWBR
•' ■ inum-A ttATtiff, ' •
t . BAN KEBS.ANDJIXCIIANGK. BROKERS,
ITTOX AND-&ELL Gold, Banknotes;negotiate
IVLonna onßeol Estate, or Stock Securities; purchase
ProtuiSf&ty Nfftea aad Time Bills, On East and West; buy
aad-aell Stockaon OommlBsion; ■ y ■■■---
Oohectionflinadflon.all'poiuteintheUnlon. •• (myl
HAVA ,iam- oracs -vo bo.
- 67.MAKKET BTEKETj POUB DOGES BELOW: OU> gZASD. ' '
XT' HOLMES.; A SONS, Bankers and-Excbangeßrokaro,
Xl • and. Dealers in Notes,' Drafts, Acceptances l , Cold, SR
ter and Bank Note3.-Exchange.ca the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for tele; ; v, *•, .V-v..-•••
< - "Collections made' In all: tie elSea .throughouttheUnited
States* DeposiUrecdvedlnpar funds orcorrent paper, No.
67 Market street between Jlurd and Jonrth.flta._ ua3o:iy
jas. s. u00x,..~............ 4.. baboxny,
- ' v HOOK SABOEOTj
BANKERS >ND'EXCHANGE BROKERS, 1 .
wood* sixsjrsrA, prrrsßtmasi Pv :
TiEALKRS in’ Coin; Bank Notes, Time Bills, .Foreign and
J y'Doniesild Exchange. Certificates of Dewmlt,’Ac.
Exchange on all the principal cities of the Union and Eu
rope, ibr sale in sums to suHpnrchsserji. \
Cumnt and paefundsfeemved on deposit.
. Collections made on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
.rates. *v.‘ ■• .'.v- - "■ [aepiDly
• •--*•» Removal* '*•
Patricks & FHnan).,....
BAK£ERB A>'D£XOirASQEI3ROSBEaB,
SaotScstined their Office, to(ho Cbnfer qfFifth ana Wood ste
' jjKSBEBOB, pa.
TJATKICKB A FIUEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
X and Dealers ln;Notes, Drafts, Gold, Silver
andßahk Note*.' Exchanges oh the. Eastern and Western
Cities i ;:v . "V.- :
1 Collection* made'ln aUthedtiesthroughontthe United
States. Doposlte recetved in par fuhds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and .Wood Strata. . Ifeb3
S3* Notes, Drafts, Mortgagcs, snd Loans on col
laterals, negotiated. Stocks and Land Warrants bought
and gold.' - , •'■■octB*
new office:*
Heal Estate and Contracting : :
THE subscriber- has been ihdueed. to open cm office for
the purposejof buying and felling, on Ooinmisslon,and
barlngthe Agency or large Steam Sayr-Milli. and Boat-
Yards on together with many other
fadUtiesfromother waterahd steam paw-mills. He hatters
himself lh&t ho can furnish any bills of lumher ond
timber of any kind,- great or small, long or short, and
•'ellVer them si any. point on the Allegheny, Monongahcla,
~Ohfo, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build large Barges.
Store Boats, Goal Flats, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Timber,; Riii
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac* to any given point,
and will attend to the Sale and Rent of Real Estate, from
his loog expeiieoco in lumbering, freighting ami boat
'buildings he thinks ho can give general satisfaction. All
perrons oro requested to thake their contracts soon; espe*
eially tiiose wanting.boats or large bills of lumber and tim
ber, should contract for them in the fall for the spring and
summer use. lie will also attend to ike purchase and sale
of wny commodity that may be desired.
: ... Letters addressed to David Hoax, Real Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, trill be
punctually attended to. Ills office is on Irwin street,. No..
2, Allegheny House. ___ • DAVID MUNN.
$358,318 TO
17,820 21
' BCFXaxItCES.
Col. James B.'.Morgan, Lumberman, Pittehuigh.
Mr, John Morrißon, “ .
Mr. Robt,B. Brown, “ • Alleghenyvltiver.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, u Clarion **•
Mr. Georgo B. Swenoy, •* u ■ . **
C. AJ. Hahn A Co., “ “ ..... “ .
d(v2l:lydAw .
TflE RRNTON IRON COiIPANY.of Western Pennsyt.
vanla, having become the propnetnraof tne RRNTON
and DICKERSON PATENT for making Wrought Iron di-.
rtetfrom thtOrti forth** purtiouqf territory of Pennsylva
nia lying west and including the counties of Fulton,
Huntingdon, Cen;rc, Clearfield, Elk and McKean, are now
prepared lb sell certificates of Block In sold company, each
share of stock entiiling the holder, to chare intho proßts of
the companjj and the right to usb one Furnace hnder said
Patent. The. Company will also sell the right to use the
Improvement In tab above nained'territory,by single, fur
nace or.otherwLse. V The fact that by the Benton process
Iron Ore can be converted'lnto Blooms at about the cost re
quired loconvertOre into Pig Metal, is a sufficient recom
mendation of its merits. ;
Mr.JAHKS U. CRANE has Txjen appointed Agenfcibrthe -
sale of rights to uws Furnaces.n'oder said P&tant, to whom
application xnay.be made. or to the undersigned Directors of
tho Company. “ J. K. MOORDRAD, Y '
ALtEN KRAIIIiR, vPUisbargh.
3 AS. HATtMAN,) . : °
W. DKWEB WOOD, AFKccsport
JAB. P. CRANE, Pittsburgh. ,
JUST RECEIVED—By i£xpresa.directffcora the manufac
turers, a splendid assortment of Colt’s Repeating Pie*
tols, 4,6 and 8 inches barrel, ail of which we will sell far
cosh as low os they can be bought in the city of New York.
Persons going to Australia or California, will find that they
can do better by purchasing their equippageat' home, than
they eon among we give persons ft chance to
.try any of the above Pistols, before leaving the city; and
in easeof * taUnre. werefgndthemoney. •••
/ • • :BOWN 4 TETLEY,
188 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
PATENT FRUIT GATHERS—For picking fruit from
t&U trees without the aid ofa ladden Praniiijplnstru
ments of the most approved construction; DigglngForkß,
waitable for strawberry bOdßj Ac^ - Potatoes llooksf Seed.
Drills; Cutting .Boxes, for Ilay or Corn: Stalks, of various
patterns, and a'great variety of labor earing implements
for the garden orTtirra. 'Dowhine’a, Barry’s, and other
standard works on Fruits, Flowers, Rural Architecture, and
LandscapeGardcnifig, for.sate attbe Seed and.lmplement
Warehouse, No: 49 Fifth street, Pittsburgh; Pa.
' Jy22 ; : . : : JAME 3 WAftDROP. .
Academy ofDrawing and Paintingl
*YTT 0. WALL would notify ■ hlg trfondffand tho public,
\\ , that be-has removed his studio ■ from First street,
to the corner of Market and Fourth Streets*faecoud Story,)
over the store of Wm. M. Hersb;entrance onFdurth street.
At the request of his friends, he bas also opened a ; DRAW
IN Q SCHOOL. Classeß for young Ladies And Gentlemen
will twformed In both Drawingadd Painting. Hebas fitted
up a Roomwittr every facility for study, and he trusts that
• bla enterprise will meet with a supporticgpatronage. '
•Dr223tf - -
OYSTER TRANSPORTATION.
*\XTE have arranged with the Pennsylvania and Busque*
\T hanna Railroad Companies, for a special Oyster
.Transportation Line, at exceedingly low rates..... . :
. oct7 ADAMS A. CO., fit Water st. ;
Dissolution of Partntrtlilp. - . .
THE partnership herotofbro' existing bef iteefar Samuel
Pinkerton, Alexander Young andPhillpDo Rechbruiuo,
under the firm of PINKERTON,’YOUNG A COJj was thls
day dlawlyed by mutual coateent. ‘This name'of the . firm
will be used by cither oftke late partners ia'settllng Uie
business,-, . ! ‘PINKERTON, YOUNO A CO, :
„ - PittshtnEh,.Dumber l, : . .V;^.
REVY MARTIN, Boc*y.
' -83* The business will? bo continued at the old stand, by
fiim’l Pinkerton anl Alex.-Young, under the style oL
.vdeohdtf ::;V.pfNKEttTON AYOUNQ;
. Farmers’; S telb and Straw Cutteti
FTIIIE subscriber oilers for. sale.Sinol&iria. Sprew Propeller
X Fodder Cutter. It Is very eimplo, having only two
knives, easily adjusted; the most durable and speedy Cut*
ter in use. They arc -in, use bn ihb form-of Mr. William
Hodgson, fitoubenvUle road, and at the Clover. Dairy of H.
Perry, from tha Seed aqd Horticultural Btore, 49 Fifth st.
deelT JAMKB WARDROP,
r - . 'JSo'w Music.
A COMPLETE assorttnent of Songs, •wltH English, and
j\. Ifallanworda; Fantasies and Potpourris, arranged for
the Piano, from alt the ftvorite anil ; popnlarOperas of Mo
zart, Donizetti,' BelUnii Meyerbeer,. Rotini, Yerdl, Anbw,
Webetyßolllfeu,Balfe, Lortzing,Floton, etc., etc.; together
with the latest compositions of Jaell. Gotts chalk, Jullien,
Btrakbsch, eta~ etc- etc. Jasfc received and for sale by
H. BOUROBDBR 4CO;, » '
Cargoes Hall 1 83 Fonrth street.
BLANK BOOKS— Legers,
...< Journals, ; '^Dbj.Books*;. .. «
Cash Books,. : r .Receipt Books, :
y r.r.: s . Dockets, • w-.--Orqdjdescrip
tion of BLANK BOOKS M ADE TO ORDER at short notice,
of the most superior quality of paper, bound in any style
required., Blank Books paged to order.
- A large and -.excellent etockof Blank-,Books always on
.hand and.frir sale 'at rates, consisting of Cap, Demy and
Medium work, in all styles of binding.
Tlia trade supplied on liberal terms.' ." .'
. W. 8. HAVEN,
' ' ' Blank BookManufacturer,'
; sep2 : ' " Corner of Market aDd Becood t- treet*. .
PROPRIETOR.
TTTEDDINQ ENVELOPES AND CAKE BOXES—plain
Vy ,and.very handsome—for sale by
: de3 ;i,.„ .. -3QHNB. DAVTSONjOS-Market street
\fKW~BOOKfii—H*>P.',Cauow, Dispatch Buildings, Ims
hYreoclred the following;- • ; j
.MagaMheof.Art, for December; - ? .
No. .6 Practical Draughtsman;
-Popular Edncator,£br Dumber .
TheLadyatHome,byArthur; •
The Iron Rule, by Arthur; • -
c* The ;Twitt Brothers;
: And oil the different Magazines for the present month,
i darff, ;. - S'T ' J H. F. CALLOW,.Third street, !
TWTEW. BOOKfI.JUST RECEIVED AT DAVISON’&BOOK
-JJ| - STORE, 65. MARKET st:—Scboff ; Autumn
Hours, Mrs.'"Kirkiahd; Bloodstone, by McLeod; Uptha
River, Shelton; Golden Llhk; Tip*TopLittlo Drummer;
Mason on the Church; Pastor’s Sketches,' second series;
The Lord our Shepherd; Mpmdlrs of R. Williams, the Pata
gonian Missionary, by Hamilton; The VP'dll Spring; Per
kin** Arithmetics; Greenleaf’a
serieß;:Macaalay , s-Miscellaniea; i Presb. -HyiDn Books in
elegtmt bindingsj Rutherford’fl -Children; and The latest'
Bjaesof thefl.S.,Union. For sale by - ' - . - ■
4SC2B
/TIKQICiS h&TQthis day:ieeefo*dafreahsup-
Xj ply of etrang fino flarored Oolong and Congo Teas, at
SOttnAlfi oenw perpoaniLimw-Importation; whichwe will
guarantee - equal thing in! tfila-market at the game
pries; VWltoleiwU!©' and retail by. r-?.:"
* * BAILEY 4 RENBHAW,
* - 253-Lnttrty istreei :
ja& „
. \ I* W« Chadwick* : • VN “ ;•
XN BAGB AND PAPEB- No.-14aW©cd Street,
U : jTteWgh^fcriearacash paid for rags. }.
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. :: .K. KOIJttES & SOKS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
AUSTIN LQOHISr :
STOCK AND' BILL BROKEB,
OJT&, No. 02 fburth sU abote Wood, ’
PITTSBURGH. 1
Revolver* l Revolver* t
JOHN 5. DAVISON,
CIT Market streetnearFonrth.
■C ' ~ - . ...
* . - - •
/.r,r,::i
cA L ; -/Wil., &!tiXK.VKN4ON continues to mannfrcture
W., CABINKX-WAKK.oreTt.Tj de9ct»l>Uon,ftt hie old stand,
K 53 corner of Liberty and’Beventh streets. yNDKKXAK
•*| tiyq attended to, far all ita branches. • 1 - tnylj.
iI«2IIIiLIKii)2BACU. t
SAVE ON HAND at their < extensive CABINET and
OHAIRMANUFACTORY, No. 0* Smithfield strait,®
large assortment of fancy and plain farnltnro, whlcbthsy
yiUsell 15per cent/below, eustomary rates. , J 4 ■
Tcngft-aaab only. , .., dee27:ly
Great Inducements to Cash
TfTTE wiU Bellour large stock of COMMON AND FANCY;
,y T -CHAIESAND BEDSTEADS, at prices thatcaahot
fall to-please narir purchasers. All our work iswurxantod.
Ourtermsare CASH.: ‘ JAMES' LOWKY,JR, !
mar2s ' . - - cor. Sevbnth-aarf Liberty eta. "
J6arueymen€al)lnet SlskerS Association*
WAREHOUSE. 9J» THIRD STRJSRT, [
. •I. WOO© iITO StABKIt, 8T3.) *.-
' ' ,THlSASSoClATrolJ,eml>radng#»:
alreatfy-tviee to three tlmeaaeXX-L, - ■
- niahy hands ns ■ the largest and J@| ;
w^gsT I hitherto most renowned business • *| »
shops of this city, have opened their Warehouse, and ore
r abla to furnish' the public, by wholesale or retail, -with Fur
niture of the following description—via: - v -. • ; !
Mahogany Wardrobes; Prising Bnreipn; Tfnil Cftimrvneft
bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Chairs; Rocking’
Choirs; Mahogany Washstands; Sofas;-Pfoapfl; piimft stools; 4 .
Book Cases; Secretaries; "Card .Tables; Pier Tables; fine
Cord Tables; Centre Tables; Hat Raiks; French Bedsteads;:
Ottomans, Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakfast Tabled
Worbstandfl; Cheny and Common Workstands; high post,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs;
Cradles, Ac.-- ■ •.\v-^- ; ..
■;. The advantagcs'of co-operation, on an extenaWoecale, per
mit ihem io sell at the lowest prices, and' they are deter
mined tO BcU; lower than any an equally good,
If not better, article, and warranted—as the public will un
derstand by giving them ft call. '
: Steamboat- work of all descriptions, and other articles
ofany-descripfciou, made to order in every stylo/ at the short
est notice ■ ; : • . • ; •• •• . mar2o :..
Fmsmmaa.
- JAMES W.WOODWKtL,
CABINET PURNITVItE MANUFACTURER*
. O7 andfiO shira street
*. l ■.J.VW.' W. respectfully informs<s\
friends and customers tbit
has now completed his Spring stock fSSj'
of.Famifcure/ which. Is decidedly •%*
the largest, and best-eve* offered for sale in this City, -which
r wtU be sold at prices ,as low as any in the United Btates,
•■East or West •
As he IS determined to nphoUd the quality with well sea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs; and
from the extent of his Orders and facility inmanufacturing,
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices:''; -
He has adopted the" principle of.ldentifying his customers’
interest with ids own,in’ quality and price, ’and keeps al
ways on hand the'greatest, variety,of .every, description of
furniture, from' the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a bouse, .or be
famished from his stock, or manufactured. expressly to or
dnr. The following ' articles consist, in parti of his stock,
which fbr richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
: in any of the Eastern ritles:
Louis Sofas;
.. WSolks, in plush and hair cloth;
. - 60 des. Mahogany Chairs;
’ 20 doa. Wtdnut H
.60 Mahogany Booking 11
. 20 Walnut ; ; :
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut ; «
60 Marble Top Centre Tables;
60 .** ; Dressing Bureaus; .
80 *,*. «, Waatetanda;
■4O Enclosed. ' “
100 Common "
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
40 Mahogany Bedsteads;
20Walnut “ ..
60 Cottage! *f ..
800 Cherry, and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahoganv Wardrobes;
10 Walnut ' ; «
lOCherry “ . .
60 Plain Bureaus;
- 70 Dining and Breakfest Tables
l2 Secretary and-Bookcases ;
20 dozi Cone Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Booking Chairs;
■ = 12Xftdiesf-Writing Desks; '
s -Eat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Etiguiws; Paper Mache Tables:
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke' u
. Elizabethan a IfrD and ner- u .
Reception - w - Ladled Work “
Pearl Inlaid “ ; Extension Dining Tables;
- Am . -•• “• .. . Ottomans;
■ 1 Gothie and Hall Choirs; ■•:•'■■■■■■ •••■•’
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE aud
WINDSOR .CHAIRS.. Cxh&ux Markka supplied with all ar
ticles in their tine. -
.STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, farpiahad
..notice. • - :v'
. All orders promptly attended to. aprs
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
HEW IEWZtSI SIOBKi
Not 87 Market Street, \
(&eond door above the JVbrt/t-wrf torner of On JHamon<L)
JOHN BTEVENBON, (of-the late firm of John B. ITFaddvn
& Ccu,) respectfully announces to the pa'bU Vih&tbe has
openetLattbo above stand, a fine assortment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, GI
liANDOLKS, hxket and Tahie Tea and
'Q>mmtßiian.Sdt t and the usual variety u>f goodsin hia line
of business;- •
- Special care and attention given to thVREPAIR of FINE
■WATCHES, JEWELRY,-Ac. ;
- He trusts, that from! his long experienco in business, be
wili be able togite satUfaction to those who xhaylavor him
with their natronaoe.
Pittsburgh, 1853; ' my2s
, Henry RUhardson, jeweUert
HAYING re-fitted. his store in a Handsome manner, and
but rccfhxtiyreturned from.the 'eastem citto with a
fine .assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY,:-and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom
ers to the fact .-that among his Watches, will be frund the
most desirable styles, pa thorns and makers.-: Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooehes,3reast Pins, Fob and; Vest Chains,
Finger Rings, Ear Bings, Miniature Lockets, etn, etc. - . ,
, F ANCY GOODS—Such as Papier Mache, Work Tables and
BoxeSjEcaks, Fancy Vases,. Perfume Bottles, Table Muts,
Colt's Pistols, Forte Mbnnaies.in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and nr-'
namental articles, which -have only to be seen to be appre
ciated. £novl} ... NO. 81 MARKET STREKTv-
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens*
JAMES KBNN KPY, [lata Manager of: the well-known Sy
racuse Naeerics, New Yark,) begs leaTe to inform the
public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE Ntft-
SERY, on tbe Form of Mr. James S. Ncglay. near East l.ib
erty, where he shall be prepared,After the sth instant, to re*,
celve and fill orders for every variety of Fruit and Ornann-n*
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrnba and Plants. In'
addiUpn.to a choice and superior stockcn hand, he has made
with one of the largest Nurseries in the East,.
Jokeep:.up hiasupply* Having.n thorough,
riencein the business, he can assure his. customers perfect
satisfaction.. ' •’, \ ' -V - 1 A .• : ! -
. Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully offer hU services in
designing, lajingout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds ©f.Country Residences; and »Ul’
also furnish plans for the. formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesqno Scenery, ic. r in the -highest styles of-tbe art.
Practically acquainted with every branch .of landscape
Gardening, and having Spent y ears In the Sylvian Porks of
England, and onthe beautiful banksoftho Hudson, he
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favorhim..-• •.
Communications can be address© d through the City
Post Office, or- left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Negl6y A
Mohan, 22 Wood street. ,
CEDEBRA TED C HEMIC A L TEA S T
OB 3AXIHG iOWDBBF,
The Cheapest, IZeaUhiext, nest Useful and ■Economic •
ctd Artidefor Baiting JJrzadyßUcuiiiFTicdy -
, GriddkjXOid Johnny Cfcfcw, .flufry,
• JPufdiiigs, Sweet Cakes,
Corn Brtad, <£c.,
/eves INVENTED.
Opinions of the press:— . r k ; .
Those who have tried.'it, havefound that.tbeadvertise*
ment does not vaunt Its praises too highly.—{TaUahas^ea
.Floridianand Journal,'Feb. 10,1833. . ,
J Housekeepers, who. have tested the quality of this pow
der, pronbunco unanimously in itsfavor.—[Lockporfc Daily
■Courier,..: ; ; "v
‘ It surpasses, everything in the way of rising, we ever saw
used. In the baking of ca£cr,— [Rah way Advocate and Regis
ter, April 15,1853. • • •. ... . :
This is an article of such utility in various kinds of cook*
ery, lhat when its virtues beoome properly known, no
housekeeper, that studies .comfort and oconomy, will wil
lingly do without ito-JN. May 21,1863.. .
' No one' need hesitate to use Durkee’salMmpprtaht article
to housekeepers.—{Rcpuhlican Ranner and Nashville Whig,
Feb. 17,. 1853. 'r^*'\ '-r : - .: .
Would yoahave light bread , Bweet broad, broad that you
can eat with ft good relish,do hot forget toprocuroDarkou’s
Baking Powder, and you will hot foil to have good bread,
cakes, Ac.—[Troy Daily Times, May 24,1852. .
We have triedthls article, and con recommend it with
Gazette, Ju1y,1852. ■-../
Durkee’s BakingPowderwehave tried at our house, and
.our “better half?’ was astonished-at the result—fN. Y.
Daily Times,Oct 23,1852. . v “
AU good-housewives will rejolcein andglorifythe name
of Durkoe, after they have given his Baking Powder a fair
triatr-fNew York Sun, Sept 30,1852.
Durkeo’s Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best artlde for
this purpose that, bns'yetbcon discovered.—N. Y. Dutch
man, Feb. 12.1853.,
. Thebigheat commendations, from hundredsef theUrgest
and most respectable wholesale houses In this, and. nearly
every large city on this continent, could be given, lf space
allowed IV '
E. R. DURESS, •
Sole Pbopmetoh Aim MAwerAonmza,
>• •* 13 0 Water tireety New Tork«
BAXTER k McKEE, Agents, Pittsburgh. ' [oct2l]
KALCOLM JO3IPH 8. lEBCII.
. ; J> 8* LeecVJdoAlpth A*Com
XXTHOLESAIE GEOCEBSLand Dealers inProduce,Met-
VV ■ : ftlA,und Pittsburgh -Manufostures, Nos. 242 and 244
Liberty street, near ther head of Wood,- Pittsburgh. l Pa., of
fer for sale.onliberal terns,the following:
, 100 tierces fresh Bice; . Jso, ooo'fos. Bacon, assorted;
100bbls.Tar; , . Stons Bar Iron, do;
1600-kegs Nulls, assorted? J 3do Best Nall Bods; 1
. 800 boxes Window Glass,! 2000 tkegs Bock' cad. Bido
assorted; ;.. . . J , . Powder,aasortod; •
. 50 halT chests .Tea, aa-j 300 boxes Rosin Soap:
v: ’ • t-j' ,^s, W n *ocd»Lardani
».. 7.sbxs.Toboeeo J assorfodi} .< Tannertf.Oiis
100hhds.N.0^Sugar, part; - 300 bbla. Yluegar,
f e prime; .M.do.Bosln; .
-6bxs.HavanaSngar; ( . 20 do pitch*
10 lihiieu Porto Bico do; 1 5000 fos. assorted Conner ; '■
150 bags Ooffee; ~ 20 bbls, and kegs Lord;
COO.bbis. N. O. Molasses; j lO keggassorted Shot; V
T 5 dn. 1 8. IL do; { Ido Buck Shot; •
. 800 bxa.Tin Plate, assM;! - 5 bbls. Alum;
'do.; | 20„do £ KyeFlour;: -
. ~ 2 doiSpelter; ; 20settsTinnertf Machines
8 casks sheet Zinc, as*}. and Tools;
2 T;Toobus.DriedApplM;M
.^SS! BB ? 3 ?,’ ; 100 bales Battlngtaasortfld;
1000lbs.Antimony; .. ' 2000 lbs. Cotton Yarn; as*
. 10 tons ass’d Sheet Iron' sorted. '
100.000 Bulk Meatrf ~ - [apr2G
¥l.
J-.- _ • ; - OBAJLBB. Ifi ’
Tino Teas, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
■ * ; ' ‘'Ware. ■■.. . .
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTB STS.,
... . . PITT3BDBGH, PA/ i
1 Snow receiving a large assortment of. FRESH GOODS,
'ii In addition to his already extensive stock, ' purchased
from first handa in the Eastern which, will be sold
at the lowest market prices* i/ - I
r Hotels, Steamboats, and families, buying by thv
wholesale-rates. - i
delivered inthe'rity.foeeof sep2l *
EftGIWEEES’ STATIOffEEX WABBHOUSE.;
W« 8. HAYES,
Coshzb or Maukst aot 3soo;n> Stkxxts. ; .
A LWAYS ON HAND; a large and well selected stock of
JX Pwexs, all sizes;
Drawing Paper In rolls, various widths;
• Draughting Pencils; '
Mathematical Instruments;
Tape .Lines; :Zndia Rubber
Field Books; .
• ' • /: Profile Papers;
► Cross Section Papers; •.
•--i ■.v'.’' : _ v Protrantor-papers; ■
And All artieles of'BtaUon6^r'used by Civil Engumezs.
* t £3*Levsl, Transit, Topography end Record Books made’
. “ VT* t ...
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KENNEDY * 00.
DCRKEE’S
•A
&:VAUA> ! -. ■-
'tV
MISELLANEOUS.
” EUROPEAN AGENCY* ']
M,.M,
TflJi OLDEST ESTABLISHED OFFICE'.IN TIILS CITY
- job. aatmuro _ _
: 230NEY TO TUB OliD COtVTBY« j
TAIIES BLAKELYbegale#vetoß3,ytothoMpmcnsnat
tl - tftgrfrjflnda to tha oid aad desironadf ei Cber
sending them- money; or ; paying tlusir-passes, that hisjar*
'rangementa for dolng ei tiler is how complete/arid on so fma
Bbudsth&t mlstakeac&n&fit'ocxttr, nor tosses accrue to any;
party. -Duringthe last ten years ia whidrbehafl-herai in
thiabn&icsSjlie haaremlttod oxer aEalf Million of Dollars
without the loss of a and ’the. house for which he'&
agent, in lixerpool, ha»shipped hot lessthin 45,000persbha
during the lastyearto this country, without a complaint of
neglect.of duty ontheii'p&rt*
lie can issue Passenger Tickets for Lohdoh,3)ubUn, Lfyer
pool, Glasgow, Cork*: Belfaatj Dregheda, Limerick, Part,
itusn, Newry, Dundalk, to' New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore k&dNe# Orleans, and
from thence to Pittabnrgb; 'and- will attend strictly to for-
Heslso has^jightdrafta for
places, Tlr
ON ENGLAND.
Edvards, SancLfiml •;
(Availabloin the principal dUo* and towns throughout
England and Walos.)
; ON IRELAND. •
Prorincial Bank . 1re1and...*..—......,
••. :■' .: fiKABCHCS.
-Armagh, Belfast, •' ‘Downpatrick, Enniskillen,
Hallow, . -■ gtrabane, - AthJone, Carlow,
Drogheda, Fermoy, Monaghan,; Bmilscorthy,
BaiUna, Cavan, ’Dundalk,' ’Galway, . • •
Jlewry,•••••• Tralee, Balymena, - Clonmel!/
Dungannon, Londonderry, Omagh, . Youghafl, :
Banoridgty. Kilkenny,: ■ Dungimnon, Kllrush,.
■Waterfonl, Coleraine, • Parsonstown, Cork,
Ennis,' - Bandon,-. * -Sligo,Weilbrd, .
Ocutehlll,Limerick, 8511yehann0n.............
ON SCOTLAND ; -
'•. -National Bank ofScotland,Edinburgh, and ltdbranches
in fifty towns in Bcotland; ~
- ON PRANCE.
Messrs. Edward Blount & bo., Bankers- .............Paris.
(Available In any city In Prance.)
ON OEBMaNT.
Messrs. Yegel,Kock ACo., BahkeTBjFrankfort<iii*the*Miiin.
• ••• (Available in any city in Germany.)
JAMEBBLAKKLY, ;
my 7 IOT, cnr. of B*vomh and BmHhfleld *U. •.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
' WnOLESAtE ASD BETAIt,
• .fit the IPeMn Tea Storey,
.... 3S Finn bieut, Pittsbueqh, Pa. *
EY the half chest} of neatly pocked in metallic packager
te suit the trade* ; • '
. The subscriber is now receiving his Toll stock of QIJFir
and BLACK of some of the finest cl i \ s
to be found is the Eastern marketi Merchants visiting the
city ere invited to call and examine oar stock. -
- Below is a list of the various grades, all of which have
been carefully selected, and ean with confidence be recoih'
mended: : : ■:•.
. 30 half chests fine Young Hyson;
ID do do Moyune Young Hyson;
10 . do extrafinoMoyune do;.
100 do.;; : Superior do;
16. do \ extra fine do;
. 60 Lacqured boxes extra Curious Youfcg Hyson;
25'half chests fine Gunpowder;
10 do extra fine do;
6 'do ; do Moyune Imperial; .
20 'do Superior, .‘. do;
160 do Pine Oolong Black Tea;
40 do extra fine Oolong;
, SO .do . 'extra Cutious do;
' 20 do ; Superlatively Btrong and fragrant Oolong;
25 chests extra fine English Breakfast Tea
6 do : Carious... do-:. do; :
AUSO—Jsva'and Bio Coffee, Lavoring*B Crushed and Pul
. .verised Sugars.
' ALSO—63,OOO Principe Began, which will he sold very
low. . ' XVJAYNBS,
n6vl4all&w ■ : 88 fifth street, Pittsburgh.
TYFE AGENCY.
A* JAYBKS,
N 0.38 FmHBTBEET,PIrrSBUKGH,
Agent foriht Sale 6f:L;Johtiton sCo,*.4 sc .t
OP.; PHILADELPHIA,
HAB ON HAND and fbr sale,the following:—Braaslined
column; Galleys;: Common. Galleys assorted* Slice
Ualloys, Composing/Stick*; -Common and Job Cases;
Shooting Sticks;Ley-Brushes; Boxwood -Quoins; Jtornf*
tnre and Higlet, of all; descriptions;. Brass Hole, of oil
descriptions } Job Ink, In lib eons; 100 kegs Prout’fi Newir
Ink; 100 FonntsFancy Card Letter;
,ength- .;.i 1-
. -. j&* Orders for Presses and Type will receive prompt at
tention, and furnished at the Foundry prices. -Old Type re-*
ceivcd in exchange for ; new, at 9 cents St2>. .
Pittohnrgh t Mayl4 t lS63>-rH3aw •
CABBUOkSFOB BALE«
HpHE undersigned has just received at his __.m. «
JL CARRIAGE -WAREHOUSE, boated
near the TwbMile Bun, between Pittsburgh
end Lawrencoville, a splendid Vor ■■ T^sT
Of .VEHICLES, of every description, and will continue to
receive regularly, new end second hand Carriages,
liuggiet, which he.will sell oh the very Idwest terms i<*r
cash* .Having had twelveyeftra* practice in the buslnes3,iiud
with his weU known, facilities in the Ea3t, he flatters him*’lf
in puttingrdown all competition.
. Those wishlngtnpurehaseare respectfully invited to cull
and seo for themselves,:... • .
Espedaland prompt attention paid to repairing of Carri
ages, Ac.- fmyiSaiawy*]. JOSEPH WHITE.
' Dr» D. Jayne’s Family medicines
JAYNE’S EXPECTORANT; Jayne’s Uair Tbnlc;
44 ' Toalo Vermiftage; *< Sanative Pills;
44 Carminative Balsam; 44 1 Agora pillar'* „
44 -Alterative; 41 American HoirT'ye
•: The above valuable family medicines constantly on ba? d,
: and sold wholesale or retail, at the Pekin Tea Store, 38 Filth
street. By . A.-JAYNES,
JgnlPataw. - - BxcluslveAgentfor Pittsburgh
KUioaasAr Sons*.
NEW PATENT AMALGAM PEN.—This important i v
vehtioii removes thotwo great-obstacles tot he ui-i
versa! useof the Steel Pen, vixi their rigidity; nhd tfi«-ir
rapid destruction by the corrosivo action of the ink. In
minutely examining the quill pen in the act of writing, it
will be seen that 2Ae action it compound, consisting, first, of
a gentle yielding backward aetion immediately the
• nib of the pen, the ■ ‘‘scissors?* action, t-r
spreading opeh of the points to permit tbe flowof the iok.
This compound movement—which steel pens hitherto'
never have had—gives to the quill its flexibility, and that'
peculiar springy play which is so agreeable to thehahd,
and which seems to suit the action of ibo muscles of tue
fingers-; yielding, as it does, to theslightestprdssore, with
out cramping the hand. 'The efforts of all steel pen makers
have been directed to the attainment of this essential qui»K
ity, of flexibility, and thej have hod recourse to an inDu
. memble.varicty of. crocks and piercings to attain it. The
inventors of. the Patent Amalgam Pen found, from, a .seri*<a
of experiments, thatthe. whale practice efthe trade had In
this respect been erroneous—that no combination. uf
/“cracks” and M piercings ,r couldproducethe desired action,
if theorditiary form the tlalpen wereadhered to. TJns
■point being gained, they avoidedthe phmhlthexto adopted
far attaining flexibility,and gave a.peculiar tona to the
metal, by hich they managed.-to. combine the u sclssotk”;
action of the ordinary steel pen with the agreeable flexibil
ity of the quill: 'The seconddlf&colty to be overcome wna
of less magnitude, but still of great importance to the con
sumers of steel pens.'. 'Every one i&Aware of the corrosive
action of the ink on the ordinary steel pen. Evefx with the
• greatest core, it speedily destroys the delicately smooth sur
face of the. pen.-So serious a .drawback Is this fromttie
utilityof the .steel pen, that thousands are induced to-pur
chase gold pens, at on enormous ,cos£ almost exclusively
because of the, anti-corrosive quality of.that metal. The
inventors have removed’ this evil by their compound metiti, ;
which possesses all the necessary qualities of steel, with the
additional merit of resisting the chemical of thelpk.:
. Thesc Pent wilt last more than twenty times longer than the
Sied Pen, ihux rendering them the cheapest ever introduced.
- For sale by . : W. S;HA.VEN, Stationer,
novlfi - , ' Market street, corner ef Second. /
Bridge over tbe Allegheny River, at or
•neiMP SJbarpabarg* '
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN, That lnpursuanceof the
Actof Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled "An Act to authorize the Governor to
rate a Company to ereot a Bridge overthbAllegheny River,
at or near Sbsrpsburg, in. Allegheny County,"approved
13th of March, 1853, and Supplement thereto, and Acta 4-x
-tending the timethoreln limited, Books will-boopened !•/
the under named Commlssioafirt, to receive subscriptions 1
for the Stoek of stid Company; at the ST.'OHARLYS BiF
TEL, in the City of'Pittsburgh, -oh the SEVENTEENTH,
day ofDECEMßEß,lB63,between'thehtrarBoflol)’clo<ii A.
and 4 o'clock, P.Mj nndabould the whole number of
shoroauot he subscribed on that day, then and in that case,
■at the house of Mr. NEW PORT, in.the Borough of Sbarpx
burgh, oaths TWENTY-FOURTH BAY OF THE SAME
MONTH,betwcon the same hours.
Philip MUlor, : ■ v ThomasLiggett, '
.. James Sharp, - .. Gabriel Adams,
Lewis O.J. Noble. Thomas .Wallace,
Deter Rlingensmltb, , . Malcolm Leech,
John W. Duncan, . H arrisom Parry ,|
David Drcnan, Robert Chessman,
FrandsKarne, Richard Ewait,
David Boyd, . Robert Wilson,
James Marshall, . James IE M'Clelland, •
Jlonry M'Geary, , \ Thomas Pearson,
Humes Blakely, . . GrantMowiy,
.Charles Spang, Jamos O’!!. Denny,
William C. Denny, ■ • A. Morton,
J. C.Comstock, Lemuel Bhurtliff,
F. A. Collier, ... -. .? James Lewis. - [novlT
W iioies&le and Retail*
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
KOBERT H. HARTLEY, begs loave to inform
his friends and thepublic generally, that
continues to occupy that largeand cotaihodlotis fflraWaßglaW'
Stare Rohm, formerly oecuple&by Samuel • *?
stock A Co., No, 88j ooraer of Diamond ah& Wood si,
where ho keeps alarge and general assortment of Saddles,
Bridles, HarneaSeTrunkß, Carpet Bags, Saddle BAgfcValises,
Buffalo Robes, and all other articles' in his line.
He also keeps constantly On hahd, ; and Is prepared to fur
nish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hos6,manuihetur®d of
the best material, wid. in a style of workmanship equal to
the Ess tern manufactured article, and at6op& eenichcaper.
Ootmtry Merchants ondFarmerswoulddoweirtoeiill and
examine his stack before, purchasing elsewhere as ho is de
termined to seU first rate arßdes at very low prices. - <
' Don't forgbttfce place, No. 86, corner of Wobd eL and
Diamond ABey,", • ••• ■ - v ~ v ( apS!A
Sow Coach ond Carriage Faotory 3 ”
JOHNSTON, BROTHmS & CO.,
Comer qf-Bthecca and Bdmont ttretU, jUeghmv CUy t
'jMkvv WOULDrcspectfußy hafbrm;llicir friends
the public generally, .that they have
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
\\r ■■ Bockaways, Buggies, Sleighs and
Chariots, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All orders, will be executed with strict regard to durability'
and beauty of finish. Repairs: will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terras. Using ,in all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel - stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them' with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trifil of thdr work.
Purchasers are requested to {rive us a call, before puxsha
singelsewhdre. - - .. ' octffcly
. LIVERY STABLE) .
(fcrncr ofSnittjiddttrttiand Piapmd aßey. .
'THE undersigned having added; largely, to his
f/Mk stock; is now prepared to accommodate jfrg public
the finest Buggies, and best Horses, both for.
Saddle and Harness. wishing to.hayb horses
kept at£livery, will find superior .’accommodations for them
at this stable. The stalls are' largo aid new, pro
prietor pays every attention to. their eade andcomfort..
•• • V: -/ :,.;:v.P.DEVXJN,'-..
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENY CITY,
(sua xaz unsowsmios.)
FAMILIES will bo supplied with our various vredes of
FBH3IIGROOND FLOUR,
Byleaving their. orders nt the Mill or In onr boxes »t
lagan, Wilaon A Oa,V«) »treet,or JJraqn A Belter,cor
ner Liberty and St. Clair Btreots, Pittsburgh.
H. P. Schwartz, or J. T. Sample,Drnggiats, Allegheny.
Flour willhe delivered tothmillcslneltheref the twocUiea
Tzatu: CASH on delivery, '
JyZ> BRYAN, KENNEDY A CO. •
NEVILLE a ORAIU’3 NISW BOOK.—Nasr remlj, the
MEMOIRS OP MAJOR ROBERT STOBO, of lio Vir
ginia Regiment; by N. B, Craig, published and for rale In
JOHN & DAVISON, .■
65 Warfcet street; ttoarFopith.
riWU&S, BtIUOLDjsK iIKACB, BUmikTKK AND EtAs
J. TIC BTQCKINO DEPOT ls;at Dr. KEYSEE’B, «o. 140
Wniwrf'WeoiJslHsStMia’Vlrglh^aUey;: AH Mnaa of mo.
chaniKU RlJpliances are kept and fitted at thla : establbk
mSotl .ESaUstactioaifornintoltnall casoa, no?2t
A MOO. "gill tlosoont till
'X!L'» at BYKmcSion of 0001)7 Wpa caSff. ■
■ 1 i*' f •;"** •■ ■ ■ '
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v- Y:-:
.DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Cartels Spanish
THIS GBJSAT UmiMKft OF THU BtoOD
-v, no? * xasoclb on '.Hiscciftoru*.
4 W INYALUADLH RMJEDJf KOIifeCHQFIJLA.KInff'a
j3L*£rUf l&eumatism; Obstinate Cataprous Erectloni.
Wmples or Pustules on tbs Face, Blotches, Bdftt Chron&
Sore Kyes r ßing Worm or Tclter, Scald
andTalnOftbeßonesand Joints, Stubborn Ulcer*, gvchl '
llQc Diaotdew, Lumbago;-Spinal Complaint*,
easeaariatngtrGm an injudicitras ma of Mercury,-Imorn
deuce ia lift, or Impurity; of the. Blood. * ■
: .ThiAYaluable'Memdne, whieb has- becomecelsbruted for
tha number of;extraon&uiry cures effected through lte
agency, baa Induced tha proprietors,nt the uigohtreqcttt
of their friendSf io offer it to thepablfcywhfeb therdoVith
■ the utmost conßdenoj.in Its virtues and
-properties: -ThfribllOwlngceftificatesi aelfeetcdhromaianre
testimony thoatbefner®
word; of the.yyoprietora; :and are ftom grfntlemm v wett
known in their localities, end of the highest respectability
many of them redding in tho.cityof Ktchmbna, Vd, '
[•: P. BOYDKN. thd Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
I known everywhere, Bays.he th?medicine adled
[ Carter's RpanlsbiMixture administered. in over a hundred
i eases, ia nearly all the diseases for which it *-
od, with the good results. - Hrsaysit is
I thomoat extraordinarymedUcinahehascveTseen^:;''-
AGUE AND
I that for three years I hod Aguo and Eeicr ofi the rwatvio
i lentdereriptlon* I hadeeverai Physidans.tooklarao ouan
.titles of and! believaall the Tonks ad
vertfsedi bnt all-withoutany permanent relief -At last I
tried Carter’s Spanish Mixture* two'boUles of which effec
tually, cared me, and I am happy to aay.l lave had neither
chills or fevor since. I consider it-the best Tonic in tha
worldj and the only medicine that ever reached my case,
1 „ ' w ' ■•'•: „• Joan Losowar.:
■:« Beaverßam n nearlUchmond t :: - > , ?
O: B. LUOS; Esq* now in the city of Richmond, and for
xxmnyye&rBlathQ : l’o3tOßlco, hao such ooufidence ln the
astousU&g ieSlCacy of Carter’s Spanish' Mixture, that he
has bought -upward* of fifty bottles, whichheha* riven
nTf^i t^h?« a ? 1 v ted ' *5/, buck says be has nover Jreowh i®
accor^n S 4o directions.
rif?iv!SrtW*v 'Qjtfofoßr' «udformerly of ibo
£ ■ * has Witnessed
4«v«iJ2 Il wMi»vU 1 ii tanc !s- — 0 effecte.of Carter's Bpaa.lsh
Were most truly surprising. Ho gays in &
on the Liver, the good ef
fects were wonderful indeed, wf^mukuwiii
' SAMUEL M. DRINKER. of the firm
ris, Biohmena, WM cured of u TBP
SS& y ÜBa 0f two ofCartert SpS
GREAT CORE OF SCROFULA>*The Editors of iJinTllrli,
mond Republican had a servant orSs
1 “mMnod TTithPh.j.^!
Him, which, entirely (tabled him from work; i'Svo tat See
0 f Cartels . Mixtnro .mnde a perfect cure of him.
I end the Editore, in a public lioUce, esy they “cheerfully n£
commend it to all lyho are afflicted with any disease of iho
i blood.” ••—••• , .
BTIIX ANOTHER CCIU2 OB’ SCHOPHLA.—I had a very
Yaluablehoy cured of Scrofula by Carterti gpaoiah Mixture.
I consider it trulyavaluable medicine.
.. Y J ■. TjYton, '•
Conductor on the B.F.nndP.K;K Co* lUchmondLViu
BALTEHBBMofTffBhTYrBAKSSTANOTWCURED
xm cored tj three botUes of ptittcr'a Spaoiah Mixture, of
gait Kjeum. whkh he had nearly tweuty.Jfcara,and which
all the -physicians of the city could not cure. Mr. Thomp«
son iff d wen anown merchant in the city af lUdmiondw Vft.
and his enro is most, remarkable;: • . : •
• fttATTUßW^ofßichmond,had a servant enred
of Sypbflis, to worst fbrm f by Carter’s Spanish BUxtnre.
Ho 4aya.be: cheerfully recommends it, and. consldori it an
invaluable medicine. .. - .... -* - *7- * • BU
RICHARD E. WE3T, of Richmond; was cured of Scrofu
lo,. and what .physicians call conllnned.Consumption, be
three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture. • •
•. .commissioner of tho revenue, cays
hobas «en tte good effects of Carter’s Bpaniah Mixtuwfa
«*• »»»«««
uS;|hfiSS'tol^“SSf o^^«T?.
: ,x 1 urtr > Rnd waa enabled to walk
X&QO, New.. York. - •* r
/r f* If* DYOTT A 60 NS, K 0.132 North 2d Et..Phlladelohin
BENNETT; AdffiEßS, No: 125 Malnltreetl^Sud7v^: ,
_ Andforsihs byß. A.PAHNKSTOCK S Co.,t. WILCOX'
SCUWAUTZ, Allegheny yohd
byßruttguta and Dealers in Medidao ererywherc. - /
/ -■ /
mOBSE'B COMPOUND SYU.CJ? OE-YEh-
T_„ , IOW DOCK ROOT,
HIB iaapurely VegetahloCbmpound,idestiacal]ypre.
spared; from- the’best roots : and -berba’of-the. Materia
aiedJca, and has gained an unriddled reputation for the
folotriog effects; also- • ■ • .
BIEQDLATINa AND STEENGTHKNINO THE DIVER,
anurßwEsiivx OHQxa3, and elcansing the Stomach arid Bow*
ana thus curing all Bilious ; Diseases, Liver/Complain to.
Dyspepsia; Indigestion, Costircness, Piles, Headache, Fover
and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, AcYend
tp npbrifih ondsupport every part: -
. PUBIFYING TH£ BLOOD.
S ? b * nWu “ Eruptions, gcrolh
la, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Ctirdrer, Dimples on
tho fcpoj lllotchcspuiccre, Tumors, Mercurial Dieeaaj, Can
. REGULATING THE SECRETORY- QBGASB. ‘
and by enoLllng. them to perform tfieJr proper functions,
preventing and coring many painful and danirefouadis*
*“• siren gthemng and quieting the Nervous tho s
curin 8 nU - diseases of the
E e ff^»“Dysterla*NeuraJgia > ,Cramps, Ac.. Ttisunriralled
?1> PKMAhE COMPLAINTS,' as WeXess,
Irregularity, Obstructions, Swelling of
.the ireet, ddmbs, Joints, Acy caused by.-wcakiiess; also.
Lung and Threat Complaints, as Colds, CoughsTSthma!
Consumption, £O4 also, Dropsy. ...■ ■ / - ; ■■ -, *. -- '
Having made usoof the Compound SyrntCof Yellow Dock
C.MorseA eitherourselvea.or in our
famuies,.and finding It to be a-very, ealutary and -cffectnnl
wedo/mostcheerfullS recoxomenditto the pub
lie as a very valuable medicine. ' .
E-Boume, E«j.j Cashier National Bank, Proyjaeiice: B.L;
4Yu Sp t?^. ,iLo ?'’ Eock Bank, do. Kev.
wmiam bUU,ps,l!«v. J. b. lUchmoml, c; 87 jonea, kitor
ProridenceQra.Aart, WilUam Kield, M.W.Q.M,Cyrus
£. H. p., Janies Untchlnron, 0; 8., Dio. V. J.
Bates, Doch Benj; and coe* hundred others of the
.mostrcspcctablefamilies.of Brovidencci . r
Bus certifies that I have for a number of years been ao
® composition and mode of manufacture of
MOHSE S COMPOUND SI'HUP OF YELLOW-DOCK BOOT
. I have alap been oequainted with its media operandi ln dis
ease, and can say that in all respects Jt irf admirably calcu
lated to remedy- that - class of Dii*bse for which ItVaa do
signed, ltiiespecially valuableirflNDXQEETlOlf'ttnd : aU
l ™^i? symptoms, It evdre -to healthy netton,the
LIyER, remov ea. Torpor, and i nactiTity of this ORGAN,and
« t ¥2.^ atea hea3tli y «tion ; In all tbe' ejstcra. Aa o DEPO
.RATOK, or purifier of the Blood/it has no superior.’'
, Providence R.J. t Jan. 4, 1853.. . , ••
w l!a^P^ epar€d h y' a MORSE*,CO4 Na 44S Broadway,
New lork, and eold by Druggists anti : Others throuebduP
this and other countries. , . JOEL MOULER, Agent.
aprltJy PUtsburgb, l’a.
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT,
Xhcad/ul DiMtc Jmrmr, at
i QM-BMATOKBHEA.OB IN VOLUNTARY, NOOOTUN All
.; >3 JSMIBBIONB, so.hartasslng anddcstructiv e, and produc
tiveof bO much mischief to the nervonsgyaLem, iheapacita
'.ting the manforbUßlnvssjSociety and • .
» Jhstrmaent lS : simple, comprehensive and: neper'
ja,iling t and may beußed. withouttho- slightest ipccn«
/vanlence''orthe'-knowledge': of the xhbsfc-tnttoato-.ftdend..
It is to be used externally, producing no paln or injury
whatever, • nor * preventing. any r one-'' from .attending. to
-his business; andwhilo in usenai a ringlt eviitdon.con
invigorating the organs, in d short time, to tuch an «>
tent that they BiauainnA rattimvxpowxno? beteoiq??, the.
: loßSotwbieh,e£used byearly abhsevta ihedisease In duce* -
tlon, and the cause of the thousand concomitant complaints'-
•—via? Nervousness, Prostration, Dyspcpaia/Palnm the
Head and Dimness of.Vision*Weakness of the Dock ahd ’
Dower Extremities, Affections of the Ej6S r Xmpofence’, Pizii»
pie* on the Pace, Premotore Docline of Virility^Wcaknt*a
of Memory and Power for Mental Appllcatlcm Dejection.
AveHiojito Society, SelPDlstrust, Love of Solitude,
&c, AU that complaints invaridblydisappear. aesoodatthe
•source u.ttoppedfrom which they emanated,.
.. Be it.also remembered, that those complaints are hutUttle
understood by the profession in : general, and that 'all thn
medicine In thoworld nayerhas, and never will, stop those
losses, which, if allowed- to continue unchecked, are sure to
•produce thempst distressing consequences.
y- The price of tlie complete instrument, carefully 1 secured
against all observation in abox, i* only $lO. Itcatt besent
by -express to any address, in any part of the United States,
.Caxiada, Ac, acoording.to ,order,uccoinpaniedby full direc*
tlons,andlmpor ant advice to the married andsingle.the
expenses; even to Uxelemotest parts of thecounlrv. bolnz
vorytrifling.: m
i AU appilcationa and remittances must be directed (post*
paid) to the Doctor himself, behaving no Agencies establish*
ed bat in London and Paris. ” •. .m
AddieCT, (post-paid) Dr. D. De Laney, 61 Lispenard street.
,f*ewYork. .. ■ ■
, OfficeTioura, daily, from 9A. M. till 3 P. M,and fromTto
8 P. M., the Sabbath excepted.
, The onderaignM certify, with great pleasure, that the
above mentioned Inatrottentisnot only eonatrncted oh acl
ontlfia principles, hutthatfrtm its nse the happiest results
may always, with confidence, be anticipated, there being, for
the core of thoso diseases, ho otter certain Tcrntdiiatml.
'■ HENRY S. KELLER, M. 1),
CH. GOETZE, M. D., 06 Chamber* st, ,
o.' ECKHARDT, M. 11., 24,Howard st,,
• • NKW YORK.
■ ;-■ ■ -•: : ' •■ ,\ . ...-•*:• \ v '
; v.v. '* y.
Y ' : j.h
i-;:Vv j./. “ ’
DE. DE LANEY’S
CEUSBEAIED
inappropriately
\J applied toother affections of the lunga and Bronchia.
So far aa the treatment' & concerned, this is of Tory little
consequence, astbO remediesaro. tlie same. - The EXBBC
IURANT ehoald.be given aa often os may he necessary to
relieve the cough, and produce a free and ‘easy expectora
tion, and also to remote the'tightness, or pain, or bppres
slon about the throat or chest. The bowels should beregn-
Jated by the use of the BANATIVEPILLS/whenever hecea
sary. Ifthero be niuch debility, vith night’sweats, irom
one to two tea-spoonfuls Of TONIO VEBSUFPGE should be
given sboutbaJf an hour -before each meal. It shonld bo
mixed in two or three spoonsfol of cold water, and sweet
ened to please the taste. Bht if there be no night-sweats,
or if they disappear; then give the ALTERATIVE three
tjwyr.rrday»- accordin g to the-directions, instead ,oI the
YUESIISBQIJ, ,; _ • • ' . •
Air Dr; Jayne’* preparations for sale, wholesale or retail,
at the BRKIN -TEA STORE. 88 Fifth street. • dec!7
/ - Warren's tongreaa In*. 7“~
THIS INK is prepared by a purelychemical process, and
is warranted to contain •uAhingipjurtoit* to vutedieptm.
Itis pale iwfcen-first used, bat by exposure to the air be
comes graduaUy of a most intense,and permanent'black*
for sale inbottles, of vari ms size, by wholesale or retail, at
:,BcpS.,.,- W. 8. HAVEN'S
, : ; r fltethmary War. one. Market corner of 2d.
COPAL VARNISH—4OO : gallons, Smith’s New York
brand, instore an* l for sale by
t . . PLKMINO BB >S.i snccesflors to J.Kid4ftCb r
jdixa. y.; to wood at.
YTVUiCliliijjVjfit—ltul&ainMoreaiuiiornUob,
Aat ': FIEMISG BROS.
PEARL STAUO’r—;Td baxeßJ‘‘Ohio;'*lti store and for
sale by (dec2] BLBMTXgBROK
-160 bags,crude, for saleby.
0 . dec23 / • B. A. PAHNESTOCK A CO.
T iUUOttIOEt i 0 cases Sictiy for saJe by
8 i -dec23 B. A. PAHNEBTOCK A CO.
A BROW BOOT—IOO lbs, Bermuda, genuine, for bafe-br
decS3 V K A, FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
SAQO leases, pearled, for sale by . :
d«23 D. A. FAHNESTOCK&CQ.
MINERAL WATERS.—I ha>e cirhand, and am con
stantly reviving .fresh supplies of the following
waters, In pint send quart bottles: Empire Spring, White
Sulphur Spring, Congress Water, and Saratoga Water
> JOSEPH FLEMING, - ,
.. • Corner Martoft at, and Diamond,-
: and corner Fourth and ste.
MJSIjICINK CXLKBTB--A uevr/lot of venous fists and
etylc*,ftUed toorder; for fiataby • ;>
' ; JoaEpn klemixq;
Oorncrilarkct *t. nuii IMamond*
,BPd cprqor Fourth. nod. &nit hfleld sts.
k J twa &ATUAIKON and Birrj’s Triebpberuus, a new
I lot, jQBt received-ami for Eole by . .. .
• JQSmt FLEMING,
- . Comer Market bU nnd l'Lamoud,
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