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Tns Gesal?ait Lake Citt.—A correspond-,
ent at the Oregonian, who has just made tho
trip from. Oregon to Utah, gives tho, following
description of the Mormon settlements at Great
' Blit Lake City:
“Everywhere' ore the evidences of an indus
trions people', in the stacks of hay and grain,
and great pileat of yellow pnmpkios,_ and the
abundance of other vegetables. The absence of
wood os a bnilding material, gives the houses of
stieks and mad a rather hut-like appearance;
but these structures are being rcplaoed by good
abode edifices. . . . „ ,
“The city has the look, of-a great collection ot
small farms, eaoh lot being largo and cultivated
in crops—all having the air of rustic plenty.
The city is magnificently laid out, with noble
broad streets, well kept The stern, rugged
mountains in the distance soem to wall in the
valley, and separate the'Mormons with all their
dootrines, from the rest Of the world. They are
building an adobe, wall, fifteen feet high, around
tho ten acre lot in the centre of the town, in
- which are the foundations of the temple, and.
the completed tabernacle or., meeting house—a
plain, large,’ and neat room, holding 1,500 or
2,ooo'persons. The .oounoii houße and post
office are goSd stuccoed structures—all of these
doing great credit to the energy of tho people.
“Brother Brigham lives in a white cottago,
with a 'double ooaoh-house,’ bat is bnilding a
fine new house. Tbereiß no doubt of bis having
about thirty wives, and that sometimes several
of them go to church in an omnibus; but, as nil
theso things are part of a f religious system, a"
things are conducted in order. "I am stopping
in a plain but respectable family, the daughter
■ of which; a fine young woman, is one of the
twenty-five spiritual wives of Kimball, tho second
in command.” . :
CLOTHING.
OEOBGE ARMOR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
So« 57 FlftH Street, In BXasonlo Bnilding,
HAYING fitted Up & woo* for the purpose of. resuming
hla business, flutters to bo able to make to
order Fashionable Clothing of all descriptions. Citizens and
Strangers desiring comfortable garments will do well to
giro him n«al!>asheladetermlnedtQ please tho moat fks
tidiott*. lie wiU also ho happy to see many of his old cus*
tomers, as ho has just received, from the l.astern cities, an
elegant etock ofCLOXHS,CASSLtfERE3 and VESTINGS.
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OBUOYAL.
fpHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
1 the nnbUc. that he has removed from his old stand, on
liErket street, to tho NEW IRON FRONT STORE, NO.
45 FIFTH STREET, immediately opposite the Theatre,-
where he is now receiving and opening a handsome assort
ment of Plain and Fancy Colored Cloths, Cossimores and
Testings, of. the newest styles, which he will take pleasure
In showing to those who may favor him with a call. ITo is
also propat ed to make to order every article of Clothing
constituting a Gentleman** Wardrobo, in the latest and
most fashionable style. • . . * .
TO TAZXiOaSl—rßiesubscriber offers for. sale his com*
leta systexaof GattaentDrnughting, so favorably' known
ml generally toed by- tho trsdo of this city, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and elsowhere; at the following prices, viz:
With Instructions, $10,00; without Instructions, $7,00.
The Book and Ruler, containing fall and accurate directions
to successful draughting, forwarded to any part of thellnitod
Btates,<rartce3pto£ i;,OM>y JAMES C.-WATT,
:-Teacher of Garment Catting,
marts ■■ 'No.4SFifth Etrot.oppogite theTheatre. ■
' SAM'UKIi CJU A.Y,
ITO. S KCVMB has,
ST. t£U» 6tB*CT, PiTtSBDBOB.
ENTLEMKN*S CLOTHE iG made exclusively to order,
I T and warranted to suit Has constantly on band a
Choice assortment of CM3TE3, CASBIMERES, TESTINGS,
and OVERCOATING, of tho latest styles, selected expressly
for the custom trade. Gentlemen leaving their orders, Will
bavo their wishes consulted and complied with, ns oil wots
Iq dona under his own supervision. novl*
CLOT HI N G STORE!
! JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
r TNORMERLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on liberty
( • T’ streei. which has won an unbounded popularity under
I ha name of the THREE 810 DOORS, have, for the pur
[ - 1 pose of acquiring more space for their immense business,
I removed to the upaclousbuilding on the corner of
I . DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
I • Where they hare now the most
j SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS 1
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That ha* ever been offered to the public.
Their principal object for this removal, is to give, them
more facilities forth® • ■ _ • „ ..
WHOP.ESAK/E TRADE!
They ore prepared to sell Goods at the
LO WEST EASTERN PRICES!
And they will warrant them to be aa good as any taann
faoturod In'the tlnton, ■
C CSTOII WOUK,
is VB» Btsv STU*,aan OTOK ta* enoETO* Bond.
Tbey bavo on hand a full and beautiful assortment ol
LOITHS and COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS; WALKING AND BUSI
NESS COATS.
Oar lolemrts sm Identical -with. ihosa or oar customore,
ind V 8 ftssnn tho public tb&t our fidelity-will not full Id
fllllmr all order* wo may be favored with.
DOST FOEOET TUE PLACE
BO. W«©«I Street,
(SA6T BIDE,} COBSEtt -Of DIAMOHD ALLEY.
H.'b,—We desire oar patrons tnunderstand that wehave
no longer any connection with tie Clothing Business on
liberty street. Onr attenUon is devoted exclusively to the
House aboye designated.
mar 23
DRY GOODS.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF _
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODSII
The Cheapest Goods of the Season l
YOUNG. STEVENSON * LOVE, sign of the original
Bxs-Oirs, Na 74 MARKET STREET, between Fourth
loii tbo Diamond. Pittsburgh, have just received, and are
now opening, a large and splendid assortment of
now opening, ar^ Egg QOQDSj
Of the newest and most desirable adapted to the
' and Fancy Bilks at bargains.
Plain Black and Cornelian Bilks and Turk Satins.
Merino Plaids, ell wool, and BUk and Wool do. >
-Also, Raw Silk and Cashmero Plaids of description,
very cheap. v
New style Plain and Taney Delaines, *
Jrench Merinos. Cashmeres, Ooburgs, Alpacas, and Para
; mattes, all colors and qualities.
Da Begcs, end high colored De LaJnes,aJrqnalineB. .
Pall and Winter Shawls, of every description.
Long and Souare Brocbe and Plaid Shawls.
Printed Casnuiere and plain Thibet do.
French ChlntsesiGiughams. . •
'* A general assortment fast color Prints, from ejects, up.
Bonnet Ribbons and MUUncry Goods, very cheap.
at«y , full stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, at low prices:—
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Linens, Table Cloths, and Nap
kins. Russlablaper, and Cravats, very cheap.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, and CRAVATS.
We would respectfully solicit an early call from both
wholesale and retail buyers, flatteries ourselves that wo
esa accommodate. aU who may favor as with their patron*
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To THE wholesale and retail dealers of
■pnrgDCiujn, Allegheny city, and vicinity.
_l> OSEGG * CO, Importer* ft Wholesale Dcu’crs !n
Foreign sal Domestic Dry Goods andVoriotlQß, No. 09, ono
door from the North-west corner of Wood st. and Diamond
slier, Pltteburgh. Harlnf completed tho-cnlargcment of
their present occupied Ware Booms, are now openingone
of tho lsfgett and best stock of DRY GOODS and VARIE
TIES, they hareaverheretofore exhibited to the Pittsburgh
trade, and on eramlnttlon. ndU bo found tebeunsurpessed
by any other House of the kind in the City, and ea one or
the partners la generally in the Eastern Cities during the
business season*, bnrebasing choap bargains, adapted to
thfl Pittsburgh and Wes torn Trade, wo will bo able to offer
inducements to' our old customers, and purchaser!! gener
ally. Our stock of Dry Goods consists In of the follow
la* leading articles, rwi* ’ .
Bnperior Broad Cloths; -. ,
Pilot and Petersham do; • " ■ * _ :
Pane; CassJmercs, Tweeds and Batlnetur,
Jean*, Fancy Vestings and CordnrcyF;
Tickings and Vest Paddings;
Brown and Bleached Muslins, and Irish Linens;
Foreign and Domestic Ginghams; . ■
•Alpacas, hlcrinos, Ooborg Cloths, and Dress Silks 5
Bay Suite Bndßroach<rBhawls; .
Wmlcu Oumforts and Fancy £llfc Usnlkercliieffl.
»U!he following comprise* port of .the general stock of
I Battons,Comhs,Threads and Sewing Silks;
Lace Goods. Jaconetts. Mull and Camhrick Muslins ;
. BancyNottings, and MMinoiy Mods generally.^
Also-A large assortment ortahle Ontleiy, Podtct knives,
Baaoraand Scissorsof oorowm Importallon. Perfumery,
Stent Medicines, together with a splendid Mmrtmont ol
Sid and QUt Jewelry, of the latest priicrns Gold and 811-
rar Watches; Watoh mafefUls; Watch glnates, and.an en>
tenrivo Btock of 80 honr and 8 day Brass Clocks, of u variety
of patterns. All of which will l>e sold on the mo-t orccm
modatingterms, tor Cash, or City reforonco.
. B, —City, Country Merchants and Pedlars are rented
to give OS a call before purchasing elsewhere .
etro'n-tf T>. GREGG A CO.
jnnßA.il TEAUI 'TJSAHT—J. HAWORTH, the original and
I only Importer In this city, of tbo best Congo Toab from
Cndon. is now receiving a very large and choice selection
of TfiASi which be if determined to sell at each price? and
fineness of quality, that oil tbo reckless puffers in this or
the per* dty cannot beat. Ho most respectfully invites the
and gentlemen cf this and the surrounding districts',
without distinction of nation, to call and try his Tea*,
which ha sells subject to bo returned, lf they don’t give
■yHirfaction. The following are tbo prices :
Prims Oolong, Souchong and Congo, 57%®50 cents 'f, Tb.
a very sttpervor English breakfast Congo. 50c lb.
Extra fine, a very delicious Congo, 75c. ft.
yina Toting Hyson, 40®50e.«!b. _
Eatra fine Tonng Hyson and Imperial, 75c. lb.
Terr best Young Yyeon and Imperial, 81 $ TO.
Dotft mistake tbo' placfr—PAGQDA TEA STORE, corner
of DUunOud end Diamond alley A liberal reduction mado
teflwlwa ' - ■
BI/jDKOn INSTBOOTUII.— Tde complete Jlelodoon
liutfuctor. in *eron parts- Part I—Elements of SIU:
Ho. Part a—Proercsrieo Finger Eicrctoea. Part S—Aire,
Hardies. Waltzes, Variations, d 0... Part 4—Favorite Move
ments from Operas, Ac. Part br-TfllnUtaries and Interludes.
Part 6 Soloctions from Oratorios. - .Part t —Modulations.
Designed aa a thorough, instruction forth© Melodeon, Sera
nhlne; Bolleon. Organ, or any similar instrument, by John
Sundel, Organist of Bt, George’* Church, ifew York, author
of M 250 Yolantaires and Interludes,” “The Amateur Organ*
igt,»Ac.,&o. Prices2,oo. ••
Aiam supply of ths abovo work just received, and for
es£ at tho Modc Btore of JOHN H. MELLOE,
ja3l . • Ho. 81 Wood ‘rtroet. .<
OATtPTerrNQ.— A large stock of now and beautiful pat
torus now receiving at the
NEW CARPET STORE,
* 47 Fifth street, near Wood.
Altt,Ofl Cloths of all widlhiraud qualities; Rugs, Matts,
Matting* Window Shades, Stair-rods, Venltlan Blinds, Ac.,
&0_ ATTH*LOWISTCASH PBICES;'"' "
BOBINSOR A CO.
Piano for Scventy-flv© uollarg.
A SECOND BAND MAHOGANY PIANO, oi six octaves,
A vfll bo sold fo? $76. by. CU ARLOTTE BLUME,
llB Wood street
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CLEVELAND AND DITT3BUKGH
RAILROAD.' -
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CU A&GJviQF <T*IHK,
QV and after November lAtb, 1853, Passenger
Trains.will.ran daily- (Sundays ®mept*Jd)as follows:
. .MAlLTllAlN.teaveBClevelfrailut.9.osAslforVFollsvUle*
stoppiog.&t oil intermediate fctatioPß-» arriYßQt Alliance at
■U.3& A M*and MdlsTille at d;2O P M* •.
EXPUESS TItAIN . leaves Cleveland at:3.00 P M for Alii*
oticc, stopping atilnilriqn, Earlvilla andKaverina orily-i-/
urritoat Alliance at 5.00 P-M.
ACCOMMODA'n’ONTKAINJRaveaCIBveIana forßavenria
and intermediate Stations nt and arrive at Ravenna at 1
925 P M. Two through Trains from Cleveland to Pitts*
, burgh, daily.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Alliance for Cleveland ut-1280
P. M, Htopping at Earlville and nml eon
. only—arrive.at-Clevuland at 2.40 P M./The MaU Train of
Ohio and Penna. Railroad, leavinir Pittsburgh at 8.00 A M,
.connects with this Tram at AUiancc.&tlL4o A M.
. MAIL-TRAIN leaves Welisville for Cleveland at 3.QOP.
It, stbppihg'at-all at Alliance at 6 00
and Cleveland at 1.30 P 51-.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ravenna for Cleve
land and intetmedlato Statlona .Fit 7.15 A 31—arrive at
Cleveland atO.oo Ail. OoJyono throughtrainfrom Pitts
•baightoClereland'daily. ;
- CONNECTIONS:—Midi Train from Cleveland connects at
AUlanco with, the Mail Train of. Ohio and Penna. R. B. for
Canton, Massillon and Wooster; also, for Salem and Pitts
burgh, arriving at''Pittsburgh at 4.45 PM. : \ -
... Express-Train from Cleveland,. and Mail Train from
-’WellsviUo, both connect ul Alliance at 5.00 P H with the
Express Train of O. & 1\ lt.for Pittsburgh—arriving at
-PittsburghatB.lsPM. i ~
Express Train from Alliance connects with tha 8.00 A M
Train of O. &V. R.from Pittsburgh. : _ ,
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh on the 8.00 A M Train ar
rive at Cleveland at 2.40 P M, and connect with the follow
ing trains East, Ws3t and South.
Cleveland and Toledo.- -Trains leaving at 3.00 P M for
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago and the North West, arriving at
Toledo at T. 55 P M and Chicago next; morning.at T OO
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being less than 24
hours. ••••..■. . ■■■ . -
Cleveland. Coltjmbdh’and Ctncinnatl—Trains leaving .at
2.50 P M and 8.30 P for Columbus, Cincinnati, Gallon,
Dayton, Indianapolis and all stations on the Bellefontaine
and Indiana Railroad. • - ‘ 1
• Cleveland and EatE.—Trains leaving.ttt.44s P M and
sO.OO P M for-Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and .Now York. The
Trains connect both ways wdtb’,the_C. Z. & 0-. R. R. at
Hudson for Cuyahoga Palis, Akron-and Clinton at Bayard
with the Railroad Wayncsburg.
.: Tickets through to Toledo,' Detroit,' Chicago, Lasalle and
• Freeport can bo obtained at this office..
Passengers are requested t« procuro thelr tickets at the
Company's Office, of. JOHN A. CALGHLY, Agent,
r novlB, ; Monoogahcla Honse, Water sk, Pittsburgh.
. New Arrangement,
GOMMEXTCIUTG A UQUST 8, 1853
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6 o'clock, AM;
stops only At the' principal Stations, and dines at Crest
line at 1.30 P SI. arriving at Cincinnati in the evening, via
Columbus and Xenia. . .
Faro from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,75; to Columbus,
$5,25. V .
MAIL TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh at 5.30 AM; dines at Al
liance; r.ml roaches Crestline at 0.00 P-M, connecting with
tho Night Traiu to Columbus anil Cincinnati, and vrith the
Bcllefo'ntaine.ahd Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indianapo
lis, Terre JlaUte. and towns in Indiana. Connections oro
made at Alliance Dy.Raurooa witnJtavflnna, Huason.and
Cleveland.. ’-.V-
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cleveland,s4,oo.. .
Connections aro mado at Mansfield by Railroad with San
dusky City, Mansfield, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanes
ville. ' .
Faro to Sandusky City, $4,50; to. Newark, $4,60; to Zanes
ville. $5. . ’ '. . .
Connections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by.
Cleveland and Sandusky .CUy.' Passengers who leave Pitts*
burgh in tho Mail Train at 8-30 A M. go directly by Mans
field and Sandosky City to .Detroit, without detention.
Faro to DotroiU ffoo:‘to Chtcasro, $ll,OO. ' „
RETURNING i'
JOHN STCLOSKEY & CO.
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TRANSPORTATION. -
RETURNING;
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA. SAILSOAD.
TIIE EXPRESS TRAIN loaves CrestluiQ at LOO T W,
Mansflcldat 1.40 P 51, and Alliance at 5.00 P3l, and reach-,
to ]Piltaburgh -at 5.16 P. M, connecting with tho Express
Train to Philadelphia imdßiiltimore,\vblch leavcsl’itts
bargh at 10.30 P*M.- ' / '
Time from. Cincinnati to Pittsburgh; 14J£ hours. Fare,
$7,75, Fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
$15.00. -•
MAIL TRAIN Icatcs Crestline at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train from Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 6; ijjj® ;
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A SI and 4.45 P M, .and New Brighton at 7
A M P M. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at roduevd rates.
FUKTCITTTKATNIoavrt at 020 AM,and ar
rives at 4.G0, P 31.
' t!*b. Passengers are requited to procure Tickets at the
Company's Office, at the Poderaifirtret Btatiou, of-
GlkiROE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
£3* The Trains <l© not run on Sunday.
• J3S* Further information may be obtained of'
augS ■ ! JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
WINTER ARB&HQEHEHTS
the SeSSstCvasu aIiS^OAD.
THE Fast Mail Train will leave the Passenger Station on
Liberty street every morning at 9 o'clock, shopping
at all the regular stations on tho road, and arriving in
Philadelphia the next morning at 7 o’clock, connectiogwlth
the trains direct to New York, also connecting at Harris
burg with the trains for, and avririug 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 con
necting with trains Tot Baltimore, and arriving in Phlludel
phi* or Baltimore at & P. M.
Fare to Philadelphia, $9,69; Fare to Baltimore, $9.
Baggage checked to all stations on tho Pennsylvania Hall
road and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Accommodation Train will leave every afternoon at
5.25 o'clock, stopping at all regular stations, and running
only as furas Latrobc.
Returning trains nrrivo in Pittsburgh at 6 JO, and 8 o’*
clock, A. M., and 7.25 P.M.
- Paspcngorspurchasing tickets in cars, will be charged tex
certs in addition to the station rates, except from stations
where tho Company have no agent.
No notes cf a lew denomination than five dollars will be
received ih.payuvmt'tbr tickets, except those Issued by the
Banks of Pennsj'vunia--
£s*- Notice.— ln case of loss, tho Company will hold them
pelves responsible for personal baggage only, and for an
amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been.employed .
to convey passengers and baggage to and. from.the Depot,
at a charge not to exceed 12J£ cents for each passenger, and
tents for each trunk.
- For tickets apply to ' J. ME3RIMEN, Agent,
At* the P. R. It. Depot, on'Libcrty street.
Pittsburgh, November SO, 1353.
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD.
IVINTKIV A R HAN O £ 51EN T
ON and after WEDNESDAY, Nevembor 16,1853, Three
Passenger Trains ran daily (Sundaysexcepted) as foJ
GOING SOUTH.
Mitrnittg Mad Evening
Express. Passenger. Express.
Leavo Sandusky at 4.30 A M ILOO A M 6.10 P M
Monroeville Junction.. 5.15 *.* . 11.50 ** 6.60 **
Shelby Junction C. 40 u 1.15 PM 7.16 **
Mausfield Junction 7.20 1.40 “ 8.10 ‘Lrf*
Mount Vernon- 0.05 4.10 -«-• ftss W
EeacllNewark... .10.03 “ 5.16. “ 11.00 u
GOING NORTII.
Leave Newark at. 4.20 A M 9.00 A M . 6-26 P M
Mt. Vernon..... 5215 « 10.10 “ 6.30 “
Mansfield Junction..... 7.20 ** 12.10 PM 8.10“
Shelby Junction 7.45 “ 1.05 ** 8.35 **
Monroeville Junction.. 0.15 “ . • -3AO ** 10250 u
Beach Sandtssky -10-00 “ 365 “ 11.05 “ *
Connecting at Saudusky with Mad River and Lake Erie,
and “ Northern Blnsion” Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
At Monroeville, with Trains on “Southern
Cleveland and Toledo U. IL, lor Cleveland, Toledo, Ac.
At Shelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati Railroad.
At Mansfield Junction, with Ohio and Pennsylvania
.Railroad for Pittsburgh.
At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for Zanesville,
Columbus, Ac., Ac.
This arrangement of Trains completes the line of direct
communication between’the East and “ Grtat KvrihAVest^
Passengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore*destined for
the West, proceed,directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Mansfield. Thence
to MonrocvillH, where eonaection Is made immediately for
Toledo; Chicago, ood intermediate places—affording a route
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
Conucction is also made with all the Trains on tbo Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at MabsfielcL by which passen
gars .from Chicago, Toledo, •Detroit,-Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia und Baltimore, without delay.
. By this.route, passengers taking tho early Train .from
Zanesville,Colombo?, Newark, Aegean go to Toledo, San*
dusky or Cleveland, remain la either placo some four hours,
and return homo same day.
THROXiO II TICKETS to be hod at the different Stations,
for tho aboTo named places.
J. R. ROBINSON, Supcrlnt’t
gandusky, November, 1853. fnov24:3m')
Pennsylvania Railroad Company*
—mma.
WE are forwarding Produce, A&,to Baltimore and Phila
delphia, promptly; on receipt. .Time, Five Days. •
iutks or rnrioaT. -
Bacon, Pork and Beef, (salted,) 45c. ft IOOI&b.
On Lard, Lard Oil, Tallow, Cotton, Window Glass, 60c. ft
loos*. '
On Ginllcfl, Cheeßc, Earthenware, Leuiher, Leaf Tobacco,
60c. $ lOO&s.
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, {HOTer and Timothy
Seed,7oc. lb.
On Peer Skins, Hemp, Plax, and Eggs, 70c. IOOBw.
• .On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandise, BOc.
On Flour, barrel.
We are also prepared to forward freight to Itodebaugh’s
Station, near Grcensbtirg.and intermediate Stations.
COVODB '& GRAHAM, Agents,
comer of Penn and Wayne sts., Pittsburgh.
If. 11. HOUSTON, Agent
276 Market street, Philadelphia
PKNJ»sV£iV l A it AIUKOaD.—\YLNTEa Taiutp between-
PITtSUUnOiI, PnitAIiELPQIA AND B.UTniODE.
First Class. —Egge, Feathers, Merchandise, Fure, 00 cents
slo<JE>r. -
sJkcond- Olass. —Applc3 and Poaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles, Buffalo, Boar, and Deer Skins, Clover and Timothy
geed; Ql&psvrarc, Ginseng, Rags, Sheep Pelts 75c $ 100 lbs.
: Third Class.-r- Apples (green.) Bran and Ship Stuff, Bacon
end Port, (loose,) Bnltor, Hides, Hogs’ Hair, Hemp and
Flax,leather (Eastward,) Gsc $ 10u lbs.
Fburth Class.— Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or bore.*,) Barley
and Malt, Beef and Pork<pickled.or salted, )packed Candles,
Cbeew. Grain (in bags,) Lard and Lard Oil, Lead (in pigs or
sheets.) Oil Cake, Tallow, Whisky, Leaf Tobacco, 60 cents
$lOO Tbs. ‘
■. Spt-Cial Rates-—Cotton GOc $lOO &b, Flour $1 $ bbl.
decl2 . GEORGE C. FRANCIBCUB.
JEIIU HAWORTH, corner'of Diamond and Diamond
alley, wishes to infenn his customers and the public
■ generally, that he is now receiving alaTge and choice selec
tion of GROCERIES, such aa chuico Totmg Hypon, Impe
rial, Gunpowder, extra fine Souchong, Ningyong, Oolong,
Congo, and scented Orange Pekoe TEAS; Mocha, Old Java
and Bio COFFEES; fine BUQAKS and STRUPS; Bunch,
Cluster, Valencia, Sun and Sultana KAlSlNSpfresh CUR
RANTS; preserved Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels; supe
rior French BRANDIES; Port, Madeira, Teneriffo, Chain-
Sherry and Malaga WINES; together with
& general assortment of pure SPICES—aII of which ho is
determined to sell at such LOW PRICES that cannot be
beat by any othor Store In the city. - novlT -
Administration Biotice.
XK/HEREAS, Letters of' Administration de bonis non,
W 6t ait U&amcnto annexe, to the estate of BERNARD
-KANE, late of. tbo City of Pittsburgh, decVl, have been
granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to said Es
tate .will mate. immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will presontthem, duly authenti
cated, for settlement, to
' WILLIAM, HANEY, Adm’r,
■ - 7th Ward, Pittsburgh.
, MITCnEL & PALMER,
+ . Attorneys at Law.
♦'■nV.tTl U..
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Delaware. Mutual Safety IniuuHioe Co*
. Offioefnirrihram ofOieExchcfage, ThirdstLPML':--'-^-
FIIIE INSURANCE.—Building*, merchandiio and other
property, in town and country* insured against Idas or
damage by fire; at the lowest rate of premiumi-
LUusx Lisnusce.—They also insure vessels, cargoes and
: freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or special policies,
as tho assured may desire- ■*. » " • . ■
‘ “ IwiAiiPiT&^roaraiiosi^Chey^afeor-insure^merchandise'
■ transported hy wagons, railroad cars, canal boats and steam*,
•boats, on river£and lakes,on the most liberal terms, •
Director*—Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Bonder, John. C.
Davis, Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samuel Edwards,
George G. Loipor, Edward Darlington, Isaac R. Davis, Wil
liam Hoi well, John Nowlin, Dr. R. M. Huston, Jos. C. Hand,
Theophilus Paulding, H. Jones Brooks, Ifenry SlcKm, Hugh
Craig, G eotge Serrill, Spencer- M’Jlyaih,.Charles Kelly, J. (I.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr. 5. Thomas, John Sellers, William
iiyiejr.
Director! at Pittsburgh—D. T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
T- Logan- Wiluam MjumnviVcrilknf.
Tnoa. 0. Hast), Vux President
Joseph W. Cowan, Secretary. .
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water street, Pittsburgh. •
Jolß.nl tf P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
PROTECTION. . ■
IHSUEAHCE COMPANY,
OF
II A RTF ORD, CONN
Capital Slock, Annual Premium/and Walcm Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1826;
Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the mostfavora*;.
ble terms, against -
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
■ OR THB *•' ■ -
PERILS OF NAVIGATION,
• •• BY ■
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
' • mar!6:y ' : ~ : ;•••••, , y
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY and trust company,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHABTEBED APEII 26TH, 1850.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, 8. E. Comer of Third and Chestnut .
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of Vie Home Board at Philadelphia:
. nmicroES. ,•.•••■—
Bteplion U. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose-W. Thompson,- •/.Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. M’Henry,.
Jacob L. Florence, James Devereux,
William M, Godwin, William M'Kce.
President— Stephenß.Cnvwford..
Vice Prwfdcnf—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, Pittsburgh— James H. Willson, XI. D.
Allegheny Cdy— lL B. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
• mar 177 No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. •
. TYXR£OTOR&*-Cfaarles WYBanckcr, Thomas Hart, Tobias'
l / Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R, Smith, Goo. W. Rich*
ards, Monlocal D. Lewis, Adolphi K. Boric, David S. Browne,
Morris Patterson. CxU3.N.BAXC&K&,iVendenL
Ciua. G. lUnckib, Secretary,
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
os ore consistent with security. •
The- Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital ond-promlams, safely invested, af>
Tordampfe protection tb the assured. -
The Assets of the Company 1 on January 1st;1851, as pub*
lishod agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as fellows, vis:
M0rtj£ig0.........~..;'....5918428 68
Real ........... 7B
Temporary L0an8.........M~-...83,966 17 ...
*61,889 00
Cash, Ac.*. ..-.w 64,840 81
T0ta1...» ......... m 44
Since their incorporation,, a period of twenty-one years,
they haTe paid upward of Gno Million Four Hundred Thou*
sand Dollars, losses by fixe, thereby affording evidence of the.
advantages of insurance, as well as the ability and dispoid*
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities;
' J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent, .
ap24 Office* northreast cor. Wood aha Third sts.
THIRD ASSVAIi STATEMENT ?
OFTIIE STATE HUT,UAL FIRE AND MARINE.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Assets; May Ist, 1862* ; ; $209,016 fil
Premiums received to May Ist, 1653-,.... 135,250 56
Interest on Loans, Ac 1,916 19
Capital Stock. 100,000 00
Returned premiums, Losses, Re insurance, Ex*
penses, Ac, 87,864 56
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good secu*
curitles-.. .............. ........ $161,481 9S
Premium Notes *...; 179,016 61
Cash on hand.
Total am*t of Resources, Liablo for Losses...- $353,318 .0
niascroas.
JOHN P. RCTIIEKFOHD.DauphIu comity,
P. C. SEDGWICK, Harrisburg,
BAMUEL JONES* Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS, Banker, Pittsburgh,
A. A CARRIER, «
JOHN B. RUTHERFORDjDanphin county,
A. J. GQiLFrTT, Harrisburg,
8. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLOTZ, Carbon county*
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A J. GILLETT, Secretary.
Willinsuro against perils of sea and Inland navigation,
also, on Merchandize in city or country, at lowest rates con*
Biste&t with safety. Policies Issued on dwelling houses
cither perpetually offer a term of years.' : .
Branch Office, corner Fourth and Emithfleld streets. ’
my23:tf A A. CARRIER; Actuary.
Pittsburgh JUlfe insurance Company*-©/*
PITTSBURGH, Cawtal, sloo,ooo*
President—Jastes S. Hoon.
Vice President—Sxsnin. M'CUJKEiir.
Treasurer— Josxpit S. Letch.
Becretary—C. A Colto.v. :
OFFICE, NO. 55 FIFTH STREET,
(Masonic Ball Building.)
This Company makes erery Insurance appertaining to
or connected with Life Risks.
Mutual Rates are the same as those adopted by other
' . Jo&i Stock rates of one-third from the
Mutual rates—equai toa dividend of thirty-thruoaud one
third per cent-, paid annually in advance. •
Risks take non the dives of persons going to CaUforniacr
Australia. ——
. JHMCTORS.
JftmeßS. Hood, Samuel ii’Clurkan,
■William Phfllipa, John A. Wilson, "*
John Scott, Joseph P. GazE&m, M.X>.
John SrAiplo, Alexander Reynolds, '
Horatio N. Lee, llXram Stowe. mor23
Western Insurance Company,- Pittsburgh.
B. MILLER, Jr„ President. K F. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, 9300,000*
\\T ILL Insure against all kinds of risks,FlßE and WA
W RINE. All losses will bo liberally adjusted and
promptly paid;
A Homo Institution, managed by Directors who are well
.known in the community,and. who are determined, by
(promptness and liberality, to maintain tho character which
they bavo assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who dosins to bo insured. .
Directors.—R. Miller, Jr.,C.W. Rickvtson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. 11. Smith, 0. Xhrason, George W. Jackson,
Wm.M. Lyon,Jnmcs Lippencott, George Darsic, James Me*
Auley, AlcjumderNimick,Thomas Scott.
t3L. Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang A
Co..upstairs.) Pittsburgh. unv24:lv
JETHA. INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Chartered 1819*»Cnpltai StocU 0300*000*
THOS. K. BRACE, Fresidont.
THOS. A ALEXANDER, Secrotaiy.
DIREOTOBS — Thomas K. Brace,
Samuel Tudor, Ebenexor Flower,
Ward Woodbridgo, E. A.llulkcley,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Frederick Tyler, Edwin G. Ripley,
Robert Buell, Samuel 8. Ward,
Miles A. Tuttle, Henry 7,. Pratt, .
John L. Boswell, Austin Dunham,
GuatavusF. Davis, Junius 8. Morgan.
B2T*Policies on Fire and Inland Risks issued on favors*
ble terms, by : GEORGE EL ARNOLD* Ag*t, .
decl2;ly ; , No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
WESTERN .FARMERS’ INSURANCE CO.,
NEW LISBON, OHIO*
BRANOH OFFICE, No. 129 FIFTH ST., PITTSBURGH,
Capital, $lOO,OOO.
JAMES KELLY, Front. LEVI MARTIN; Scc*y* '
- R. McKASKEY, Agent.
-93*Will insure Buildings, Stores, Merchandise, and
Property generally, on the most favorable terms. fdecl:6ni
la your Life Insured,
IF NOT, rood what someone has written. Among all tho
contrivances of man to protect the family circle from
want, none can bo found more simple in its character* noblo
in its feature, or certain iu its results, than LIFETNSUR*
ANCE. Jt is the prop which the dying husband loaves to
sapporttho wife of hi* bosom.
It is tho unseen Laud of the Provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together tho family group. • ■ .
0. A COLTON, Secretary, ■
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, Fifth st.,
Bop2l Masonic Hall.
HOTELS, &c.
FLORENCE HOTEL,
No. 400 BROADWAY,,NEW YORK.
(COTOOOTKU on TUB JOROPEAN PLAS.^
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
PROPRIETOR
ALLXS fi&OWtr,.
Brown’s Hotel,
Obmer of Smttbjldd and Thtrd Strait, PiUtburoK Ptntfa.
BROWN * CONNJELLY, l>RonuCTous. ' '
JBSy-Good stafrlioß attached to thoHouso.
FH.ANKI.IN HOCSK, Cleveland, Ohio.
GPATJIIOK & BON, Peotiustohs.—This lloono him un
. dorgono thorough and extonsivo repairs, alterations,
and largo additions of now furulturo, chn, and the proprie
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall ho -wanting on
tholr part to render tho Kuhkuk a plooo where all the com
forts of a first clasa hotel can he fountL- '
JyCtr O. PATRICK £ SON.
St. Charles, Hotel,
Obrmr of Wood and Third streets, JMlsbvrah* Antfa.
WILLIAM S. CAMPBELL, Pjlqpeiitor.
mHIS fine establishment having come into-the hands of a
X nevr Proprietor, offers greatinducements to the travel
ling comm uni tyyimd also. to regular boarders. Every deli
cacy and luxury wfll be provided in its season, and no pains
wfll bo spared to make this Hotel a comfortable domk to all
Who may call there, [my!3:tf) W., B* CAMPBELL, Prop?r
St. Clair Xager BecFlS^ewery.
THE undersigned-respectfully Informs
is now fully prepared to serve private fiubuies und tbo
public generally, with hia celebrated LAGEu ln
bottles. All orders left ot-his Office, NO. 30 DIXItOND
ALLEY, (near Wood s trout,) .will be punctually attaudelHo;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinltr.
Jc2s:tf . . P. G. BGIIENOK.
: \ OFFICE MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION CO-V
: • December 10,1&53. j
vrill bo received at this office until three
X o’olock P. 11. of WEDNESDAY, tho.2sth January
next, for the construction of Lock and Dam No. 5; also, for
the construction of Locks and Dams Hoa.Q and 7, boing
requisite to extend the'navigation to the Virginia Stato
. line. Plans and specifications-will bo exhibited at the office
one week previous to the letting, and all necessary informa
tion given by S* Lathrop, Etq., or tbe undersigned.
Proposals vfHl bo received for payments to bornido in
cash: also,' for payments f n stock and bonds of the com!
paoy J. 11. MOORHEAD,
decl4 “ - .President of Mon • JJav. Co.
VBNITIAff BLINDS,
OP EVERY QUALlTY,lbrfials &tmanufaohirers* prices,
at the NOT CARPET STOKE, FIFTOSTREEt!
near Wood. , [nov3.*tf] ROBENSONAOO.
r L. L
N i. * »
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_ ~ V * V* •
BANKERS AND BROKERS..
EXCHAH GEANDBAH XIHO HOUSE
• .. V. '' -.• ' r; )
a. wiiiKtirs rco.,
. UNITED STATES BAKK UUIiIUNQ,
Ko« Fottrtli^treet,
.j >•
*EIOItEIQN and Domestic Kxonanjfp, Coin, Bank-Notes;
.JC ./and Land‘VVotrants boughtand sold*-. ■,. .•••'*, • .
• made Union. . • .
/Business paper discountedund.loans'iifigptlated. :- ■ '"•
fitocka bought and on cbmpjlsHihh.... /- :v - ;-v-r
Money receired bn deposit, .and interest allowed -•when,
left for a specified time; . '- : : . ;■ .. aec3
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER ANB EXCHANGE BBOKER,
V-> ' • .TDr.Ar.gn hr
,Excliange r Commercial and Bosk Notes.
C'l’OCK boug’ht nnd Bold on -coxamlfislon.' v .Collections,
IO carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit. ;
4SF?No. 6814 Pourth street* nearly opposite the M. M.-
Baok. . • ' dcclO
B. 0. TUUKiS, ....................jOUiiM.ttZtiXAK
TIEBHAN _& CO.,
•BANKEKS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
- f9b2foly] jVb. ajid lHarncnd MLey ,
■•i- - , : 1853* ' •
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OP
v.A. WILKINS & Co.>
: VvNo. 76 Podbih SIROT,
.Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh*-*'
Jaos ; ■ PrrrSDtTROH.
G. 33. ARNOLD & CO.,
BANKERS AND.EXCHANGE BKOREBS, •
DEALERS in Exchange, Coin, Bank -Notes, Sight ; ond
Time Drafts, .Ac.- Collections carefully- attended to,
and proceeds nanitW to any partoT.the Onion.' • "
Stocks bought and wld, on commission;
tgL.No. 74 Fourth at., hextdoor to Bank ofPittsVg.
MILL&CQt,
BAHKERS ANP EXCHANGE BKOKERB,
COEXEB or “WOOD A2fD FUTU BIRESTa,
SIGHT EXCHANGE on tbo. Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. . Time Bills ot Exchange and - Notes
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold., Collections;
made In all the principal citics:of the. United Btates. -Be*
podtS teceiyed of Par and Current Bunds. [mar27ly
AI.I.RN xnAwnt. ■' • tnffAM UXfIM, ' rtonSNCS ISiJIEBv
. KKAMES & BAKU, -
BANKERS AND-EXCHANGE BROKERS, . /
• TST7Y AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bask Notes? negotiate
fj Leans on Real-Estate or Stock Securities; purchase.
Rroinissary Notes and HmeVBUIB, on East and "West; buy
and sell Stocks on .Commission.
. Collections made on all points in the Onion,
r H. HOUSES 6 sons,
BANKERS . AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
. BAVX BEHOVED THUD. BA2TJLIHQ '.AND XXCIIAiia» OTPICS SO KO.
b Cr MABSET BTSZET. FOUk-DOORS fcEWW OtDSTATO.
N HOLMES A SONS, ; Bankerji and.
« 1 and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sil
ver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Ctics constantly for sale. :••• •: r - -V
Collections mode in all thodticfl throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds'dr current papcr;No.;
67 Market street, between Third and Fonrth ate. -[jaSChiy „•
jAa. & u00it,.................. bamest,
" HOOF & SABGEHT,
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
tr. e. or wood t sixru pimntnujn, Pa.
BEALERSin Cotoy Bills, Foreignand
Domestic- Exchange,' Certificates of Deposit, Ac. -. • -
Exchange .bn all tho prlncipalcidcg of tbe Union and Eu
rope,’ for sale in sums to suit purchasers..; . :
"Current and par funds received on deposit
: . Collections made on all ports of the Union, at the lowest
rates. - . ** • . .. {sopll:iy
.T . --v • .Bemoval. ’ ■. ■ ;
FATBICKS & FBIEND,
" BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
S<xot BemovcdiharffficetothcCbrncrofFtflAand Wood sis,
pfnsDcasa, pa; - • _*
PATRICKS AFRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
nndDcolers.in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notea. - Exchanges on the-Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. ' -
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
Deposit* received inparfandsbr current paper, at
the cornet.of Fifth and. Wood Street*. -- -- [feh3
BTO C K AN D BIW) XEB,
.Qfficty > T o. 92 Fbifrth tt, above Wood,
■*•••, PITTSBURGH.
. Notes, Drafts, Bonds,Mortgages,and Loans.on col*
laterals,, negotiated. Stocks, and-Land-Warrants bought
and sold. ' ; octS ;
■ newoffice. : v
Beal Estate aii& Contacting Agent.
THE subscriber has been induced tp/open an office v for
ihe purpose of buying and selling, oh uommtsKloO, odd
having the Agency of large StoamSaw-MllV and Boat?
•Tards on the Allegheny river, together .with many other
facilities from other water and steam saw-mills. He flitters
himself that-he . can furnish any bills of lumber and
timber of any hind,- great pr amaU, long or.short, and
• cliTertbem at any point on the Allegheny, Mouhngahcla,
Ohio, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build largo Barges,
Store Boats, Coni Flat*, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Timber, Rail
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to any given point,
and will attend to tho Sale and Kentof Real Estate;- ' From
his long, experience In lumbering, freighting and boat
building, bo thinks bo can giro general saliffaction. AU
persons are requested to make their contracts soon;
daily those, wanting boats or largo bills of imnber and tim
ber, should oontracVfot them In the fall fertile spring end
summer u#b. lie will also'attend to the purchase and tale
of any commodity that may bp desired: v -:'•.
.Letter* addressed to Davo> 31c, Real Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Bax No. 120, post paid, will' be
punctually attended to. Ilia office is on Irwin street. No.
2, Allegheny House. .. DAVID MUNN.
$416,183 26
$358,318 70
17,820 ai
. ftEFZ&ESCES.
Col. James B; Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh. ;
Mr. John Morrison, Esq., ” w " **
Mr. Kobt. S. Brown, Esq., . “ ‘ . Allegheny JlUrer.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, »* . •' Clanoa
Mr. George B. Swehey, - •* “
C. A J. Hahn ft Co T « • .. “ -' «
dec2l:ljd*w .
rrilE itENTCN,IKON COMPANY, of Western. PennsyT-
X* vantny having become the proprietors of the BENTON
and DICKERSON. PATENT for mo/any Wrought Irvn tli
rtdfront Me Ore, for that portion of territory of Pennsylva
nia lying west of, and including tho counties of Fulton,
lluaiingdoD, Con re, Clearfield, Elk and McKean, are-cow.
prepared to sell certificates of stock in said company, each
share of stock entitling tho holder to share in tbe profits of
tho company, and the right to use cno-Furnaco under said
Paleuh. The Oompany wilt also sell the right to use the
improvement in the above named territory, by single fur
nace or otherwise. Tho.: fact that by the Renton process
, Iron Ore can be converted into Blooms at about tho cost re
quired to convert Oro into Pig Metal, b a sufficient recom
mendation of its merits.
-Mr.'JAMES U. CRANE baa been appointed Agent for the
ftalr of rights to u?e Furnaces under paid Fateut, to-whom
application nay be made, or to the undesigned Lirectors of
tho Company. J.E. MOORHEAD, >
ALLEN KRAMKK, Vpittsburgb.
JAB/W. lIATLMAN.I -
W. DKWE3 WOOD, SrKeesport.
JAS. g. CRANE, Pittsburgh.
4f1c12.-!3&wtf
JUST SIECEIYEP—By-Exprom, diroct thsrathsirijmTiSic
turers, a splendid assortment of Colt’e Eepcating:Pis«
t 015,4,5 and Cinches’barrel* all of which, wo. will sell for
cash as low as they can be bought la the city of New York.
Persons going toAustrniiaar California* will Cud that they
can do better by purchasing theircqoippage at home,than
they c&h among stranger*,aa we giro persons a chance' to
try. any of the aboro Pistols, before leaving the dtyj and
In caseof** tallurc. werefgnd the money.
BOWN A TETLBY,
ISO Wood street, Pittsburgh.
ATKNT FIHJIT GATlUi&Elt— i or picking fruit from
tall trees without ibe aid of a ladder; Pruning Instru
ments of.the most approved construction; Digging forks,
suitable for strawberry beds, tc4 Totatoa Hooks; fitted
Drills; Cutting Boxes,'for Hoy or Corn Strifes, oLvarious
patterns, and a great variety of labor paries implements
for the garden;or farm*- Downing's, Barry’s,.and other
standard,works on Frbite, flowers, Rural Architecture, and
LandseapeGardenlng, for sate at the Seed and Implement
Worehpuse,No.49Hftb street, Pittsburgh, ta.
jy22 .; - - y JAMES WABPROP.
Vail 1 ! Academy of Drawing and Painting!
■\\r C. WALL would notify hi* friends and thopubHe,'
f f , * ' that ha has removed his studio from first street,
to the corner of Market and Fourth streets, {second story,)
Over the store of Wm. M. Uorsh; entrance on Fourth street*
At the request of-his friends, bo has also opcnedaDß AW
ING SCHOOL. Classes for young Ladles and Gentlemen
will be formed inboih Drawing and Painting. Ho hasfittod
up a Room with every facility for study, and he trusts that
his enterprise will meet with a supporting patronage, -
«pr22rtf
OYSTER TBASSPOftTAtIOfit -
Wf B have arranged with the Pcnnsylvoaia and Susquc-.
VT hanhA: Railroad Companies,-for..a spedri : Oyster
Transportation Line, at exceedingly low rates*:
oct7 V;> v ADAMS & Ca,M Water
DlsßOluildn of Partnership.
THE partnership herctorors./esistlng, bet Ween
Pinkerton, AlejSSjjhder Youngand PUllSpDo Rechbroinc,
under tho firm or WhKERTON, YOCNG A was this
day dissolved- by mutual consent, . The name of tbo iinn
will he used by either of the Into partners In settling the
business. - PINKERTON, YOtJNO *OO.
- Pittsburgh, December 1,18&3. ‘
' Tbo business wlll bo contlnued at the old 6tand, by
Sam’l Plhkertonaal Alex, Young, under the style of -
doclritf - - .PINKERTON * .YOUNG.
... Fermcri’ Stalk and Straw- Cutter«
mnE subscriberoffetfl't'orprio Sinclair’s Screw Propeller
X Fodder Cutter,lt is yery simple, having only two
knives,' easily odjustedfthe most durable and speedy Cut*
ter in use.- They are In use. on the farm of Mr. William
Hodgson, Steubenvilte road. and at the Cloyer. Dairy of-U.
Perry, from tho Seed and llortiCuUural-Store, 49 Fifth st.
deoir - ' : JAMES WABDROP.
. A COMPLETE assortmentof Bongs, vllh Englijili and
J\. Italian worda; Fantasies andPotpourrls, arrangedlbr
the Piano, fiom all the fevorite and popalar Operas of Mo
zart, Donlsßtti, BolUni, Mey«btwr, RoBinV * crtH/Auber,
Loming,Floton,ete.» together
with the latest , compositions or JoeU, Gottschalky JuUien,
Bfcrakosch,-.etc., etc., etc, - Just'received and for¥a]aNhy
?H. BOHBOEDBR & CO., 1
CargoVHall,B3 .Fourth street.
BLANK BOOKS- . Xegura, ' '•••
Journals, Day Books,
Cash Books,. •>; Beceiptßoohs, • • •
„ Dockets, '■■■■'. Or any'descrip
tion of BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER at abort notice,
of the most superior, quality of paper, bound ia auy style
required. Blank Books paued to order,
A large and excellent stock of Blank Books always on
hand and for salo at low rates, consisting of Cap, Demy and
Medium work* in ivll styles of binding. •
The trade supplied on liberal tern*. '
W. 8. HAVEN;
. Blank Book Manufacturer,'
eep2 Comer of Market end Second streets." ;
•w. o. OQSNnxy.
Wedding envelopes and cake boxes—plain
and Very handsome—Tor sale by •
de3' ■ JOHN STDAYXSDN, 6o Market-street; .
NEW BOOKS!—H. P. Callot?, DispatcKßuildlngs, has
received the following; .-v
Magaeine of .Art, for December; •
No. oPractiboiDraughtsman;. ■ • :
Popular Educator, for December.; • • •
The Lady at Home, by Arthur; .
THo Iron Rule, by Arthur; ■
The Twin Brothers;
And all the different Magazines for tho-pressnt month,
deed . .. H. P; CALLOW, Third Street,
.XTJiW-BOOK* JUST KKOKIVED AT DAVISON'S BOOK
J\ :STOR£ 65 MARKET Bk—Schaff’s History ;Autamn
Hours, JHrs. Kirkland; Bloodstono, by McLeod; Up tbo
River, Sbelioiij.Golden.. Drummer;
■Afason.on the .Church; ;Pastor*s .Scotches, second series;
TitfcXord oar Shepherd; Memoirs pf■ It,, Wi 111 ams, the;.Pata-'
gduiSKiffcsioDary, by HamUtooi Tho Well Spring; Per*
kins*'ATß!itai i «c B ; Greenleaf-aC.-8. Arithmetic; jMcGuJley’a
series; Preeb.‘Hymn Books ip.'
' esues of Ibe S.S. Uxu&fc Nv j , Qj'gaig ,
:: john s. davison,
•• near Fourth. •
UOIOB TEAS.-Wbliuto Kireda j rcai m J.
ply of strong fide flavored Cfolonpwj Oo ngo Teas.at
50 nml7sjcenia per pound, new wo
guarantee.equal to aDy lUngln this he gamo
prico. TOoieseieanarcteil
• t. 5 ' ' 253 Liberty rtreot.:
I. W*Cbadwlckj . Jtfl ,
IN'KAGS AIiT) PAPER, No. 140.W00d Street,
XJ Pittsburgh. The highest pricein cash pofcUbr rags.
• mjliry ••' •••
‘ V » «-
l •» 1 A - 4 )
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
Revolvers! Revolvers!
Sevr'Muslc.
.* ” • * \'
r.V.j- EURNIT.URE.-
'cvr ■ WMivfi. ;STKVKfiSe*N cojitiuurß to mnmnvujiure.
Dt OABISUT'WARiSo* oTcrj'dtscnpUaiijattaabld iloud,
■ t@JcOTDer of Liberty nob SerenD) streeta. LLNDEUTiK.-
1 1 »IfiCj attended to, in oil ita branches. t rhyll
“ AVauLiiittEflidfcu.,
HAVE.ON IUND-at ihbir extenslte OABINET and
CHAIR MAN UFACTORY,' No. W; Bmithfield streot, a
large assortnieiit of tancy «afid plain • fdroi tuxe, which, they
wilteell 15,per cent, below ciistomaiy ratesT’ '
, - Term&--caßhoiily.
Great Inducements, to, Cask
XKTX will wU our large stock of COMMON AND FANCY
H CIIAIKB AND BEDSTEADS,- at" prices, that cannot
fhiltoplease cash purch&serßv All our work is warranted.
Onr terms are'CASH. JAMEB-LOWRY, JR*
. - Xnflj2s r . 'V'; ' : eor. Boven th and Liberty sta. ■.-
Journeymen Cabinet JSlakera Association*
. WAHBHOVSE O!) THLRB STREET,
' • (mmviss WOOD :i3D:jiAanEti: '
THIS ASSOCIATION, ombracingrw ,
already ..twice .to., throe.: timek :6s y^L,: ■*
nanda -aa. the, largest
hitherto, most renowned bnsinessS \l -.
shops of thift,cUyy- haTo opened- their Warchouse, and are
able to ftmiirhthe public, by wholesale or retail; with For-*
.niturenf the following descriptibn-r-viatr - ■ •'
, . Mahogany Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus; • Foil .Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Chairs; .Rocking
Chairs} Mabogany'Waflhstands; ‘Sofas; Divans; Piano Stools; -
Book Cases;-: Secretaries'; Card .-Pier Tables';-tine
Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads;'
Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Diningand Breakfast Tables;'-
WorkstaAdsj.Cherry and Common - Workatanda; high post,
common, lofr, andtrnndle Bedsteads; Cherry.
Cradles, Ac. , - _ .
. The advantages of co-operation,' chan extensive scale, per*
mit them to sell at tho lowest prieesj. and .they'are deter
. mined to 6ell, lower than any. competitors, an equally good,
if not better article, and warrantedr-as'tha un
derstand by giving them a. calL
: . Steamboat vxrrk of all'descriptiona, and other article*
of any description, made to order in every style, at the short
est notice. : -, mar 29
JAMBSW.WOODWELh,
CABINET FURNITURE MA ITUFACTURER.
Ware>rooms 97 and 99 Thirds treat.
'J. W.; W.vTCspectfnlly.inform’sfly
friends and cußtomers Oidt heUA.
completed his spring stock fp}
•Ty®»-:. ’ < ® s . of Furniture, which-is /IgckleEy •% »
tho largest and best ever-offered foriale in'this City,Vluch
yriß.bb.sQld. at prices, as low aa any in tho. United States,*
East or West. •>.’-v^-.
:. As be is determined to uphold the. quality with well sea
soned materials, ;l>estworkpian£diipf and newest designs; and:
from the extent of. his orders and' fdepity In manufacturing,
he is enabled to produce warranted - furniture, at. the lowest
prices.'- - • • •
- . Ilejms adopts the prindple of hitf custbm'eM*'
’ interest with his own, iu quality ahd{price,;and: keeps al
ways <m hand thjff greatest. jvaric ty of every description of
: furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the mostele
: gont had costly; that a house, or any part of one, • may : bsH
furnished from tiis stock, or- manufactured Expressly to or
der. ' .The following articles oonfdstj in patt; : of his stock,
which for richness of style.and .finish, cannot -he surpassed:
in any £>t the Eastern cities: . r r. ;
;vr . Loais'XrV.tete4-teteSofas; -..
A WSofkSjln plush and hair cloth;
; 60 dp*. Mahogany Chairs; ■• " •••
20 doz. Walnut “ • •.
. .60 Mahogany Rocking “ • r
-20 Walnut': u -\'. " .
60 Mahogany Divans;.. *
,20 Walnut : . •
;. . 60Marble Toi>.Centro Tables; A. ■■
:■ 60 “ “Dressing Bureaus;
80 - K \\ (l . Washstands; .. . * .
40 Enclosed . “ •
100 Common “
. 20 Plain Dressing Bureaus; .
. 49Mahogany Bedsteads: ' .
20 Walnut. u
■ 60C6ttage. ** , ..
, 800 C&miy aha Poplar Bedsteads;
20Mahoganv Wardrobes; ■
. ... . 10Walnut •'
lO.Cherfy. ’ ,l .
‘ 60 Plain Bureaus;
70 Diping and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary und Bookcases; : v.
20doi. Ca’ne Beat Chairs; " .....
21 Cone Scat Rocking Choira;- 1
12 Indies’Writing Dcsksr
' &tandTowel Stands; ' 'What-Nots;
Etiguires; Taper Mache Tables: .
Conversation Chairs; :• Pembroli'e •.. ; “ . . '
.. Elizabethan'' ** •'•••• •. ; HaU'andTier : , •
Reception .« Ladies'Work u
.■ .-PeaTl InlaM. u -\ Extension Dining Tables;
. • r--v : a Ottomans; • .-• "
Gothicohd.Hall Choirs; ‘
A larga.: assortment. of. COMMON • KTJRNITDRE and
WINDSOR CHAIItS. Csmszr Makuuj supplied with all ar
ticles in their line.
.• STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at tha shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. : aprs. '.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.
HEW JEWS IET-SIO BE,
No, 87 Market Street)
(Sicond dcor above the, Xo'rih-vjrit corner of Vie JHamohAA
JOHN STEVENSON, (of thy latefirm of John B. lU’Fadclc-u
i.Co,)respectfullyaunbum.-catothe public,ihathehns
opened, at the above stand, a fine'assortment of-WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMI»S,:CrI-
ItANDOLES, l'vckcl and Table Cutlery, Britannia Tea and
OmriiuniqnSctSi&nd the usual variety of goods in hik Hue
of bui-lhess.: . ' • •'
. Special care and attention given to the HEPAIR oflTNi?
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. • _ .
‘.lie trust*, that from his long experience in business, he
will be ablo to give satisfaction to those who moy fatror him
with their patronage. _ ...
' Pittsburgh. May 15th, 1853,
Henry Richardson, Jeweller,
HAVING ro*fltted .his atore in a handsome'manner,and
tut' recently returned from the eastern' ritles vrlth a
fine assortment of WATCHES. JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, ■would call the attention of his friends and custom*,
ersto the fact that among Ws Watches will be fotthd tho
most desirable styles, patterns and mailers. Use;
latest Styles ofßroochc?, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains, •
Finger Kings, Ear Ring?,’ Miniature Lockets, eterete.
F ANCY GOODS—Suchsts Papier Macho, Work Tables a:*d
Boxes,;Desha, Fahiiy Vaswy Perfume" Bottles, Table: Mata,
Colt’s Pistols, Porte Alonadesingreat variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes ; T with an! endli-sa variety of useful and or*
namental articles, •which have only to be seen to beappre*
dated. ' ■: [uorl] NO. STBKET.
Bay lVood Karser}' and Gardens. -
JAMBS KENNEDY, [late Manager of the well-known Sy
racuse Naseries, New. York,) begs leave to Inform' the
pablie. thafhe has now established an. EXTENSIVE NCR
fJERY, on the Farm of: Mr. James S.Negley, near East Lib
erty, where ho tfiaUho prepared, alter tbosth; to to*
eelveondfiltordersfor ey.ery variety of Fruit and Ornameu
tal Treesj Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Flaiits. In
additlonto a choice and superior stock on hand, ho has made
arrangements, with oho of the in
to keep up his supply. Haring a thorough and long
rfence in the business, he can assure his customers perfect
satisfaction, i ~ •
• Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully cHTer his services in
designing, layingout, and managing pul>
He Parks,oir the grounds of Country and Will,
jalsafamish plans for the formation of Law ns, .Ap pro&rh e*,
Picturesque Scenery, Ac., iu the highest styles of the art.
Practically: acquainted with every: branch of ; Lapdeca}.u
Gardening, and having spent years in Ibe Sylvian Parkv of
-England, and-on the beautiful banks."of tho;lludson, : l>e.
hopes he has the capacity to.meet the wkhes of those who
favor him. .
- Oommunlcationsiam be addretse d through the: City
Post Office, nr left at tha .Warehouse, of Messrs. Neg’.oy A
Mohau, '£2 Wood street'
CELEBRATED OiIEMICAL YE AST
OB BAKING PGWDEBS, ■ .
Tht.Cheapat, IhaUhiejt,m*st PsefulahdEconomi
cal Article/^RamhsrSrva&, BistiiiU P>-ied,
...... : Griddle, and Johnny Cakes, I^aztry,
, ' f : Puddings, Sweet Cakes, , .....■,.
. Cbm Ertad, dc~, ‘ '
EVER INVENTED, .
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:—
Those who hare tried it, have found that the advertise
ment does not vaunt its praises too liighly.—[Tallahassee
Floridian, and Journal, Feb. 19,1853.
- : Housekeepers, who have tested the quality of thia-pow-
pronounce unanimously in Its favor.—[Lockport Daily
Courier. \
It surpasses everything in the way of rising, we eTorsaw
vised in the baking of ca.vw.—[Rahway Advocate anißeeiiK
ter, April 15, : 1853. • V. ■ ...
. This is au rfrtlele of such utility in various kinds of cook
ery, that’ when its' virtues- become. properly-knowp, it*
housekeeper, that studies .comfort and economy, . will wil
lingly do without it.—[N.Y. Pick., Mayil, 1863. '
. No one need hesitate tokise Durkec’sall-importantnrticlj'
to Banner and-NashvilloNf hi;',
Fob. 17,1833. - . ' -
•. Would you ha*vo light bread, Bweet'brcadf brijad that you
can eat with a good relish, do not forget to procure Durkeu’s :
Uaklpg you willuot fail to .have good bread,
«jakea, £c~-{Troy Dolly Times, May 24,1852.
; We have tried this. artidc, and can recommend it with
perfectconfldenbe.—[QueljeCfUazette, July, 1852.
-■ Purkee’sßaking Ponder wohavotriedatourbouso, and
our “bßtter half”>as astonished at the result.—[N.-Y. ;
Daily Times, Octi 23,1855. '
. AH.good housewives will, regolce In and glorify the name
;bfßurkee, after they have-given his Baking Powder* fair,
trial.—[Now.York-Sun, Bept;3o-1852; ; - 1 ~V
. Dorkee’s Baking Powder, undoubtedly tha bestartlclo for
this purpose that has yet bcend^covered.—N. Y. Dutch-
Cion, Feb, 12,1853. .f
iThe highest aimmepdatlcras,.from hurdredaoftholargckf
and-most respectable wholesale houses in this, and ncarly
every large city, on tlxiu coUUheht, oopld bo given, if space.
allowed it..: ::. ••• v- '..
■ . 13. It. DUUKEEj
' ... ; 'Sole PaorßnrroaAKi>-MAxu?ACiG|iEB, -
139 irafcr xfrcri, York*
. BAXTER & RIcKEE, Agents, Httsbursh. [oct2l} :
'fttticKii 1excu..........J0hn a. lixcic
J* B*Leech, McAlpin fit Co.,
■TTTHOLKSALE GKOCKRSyand ftealerslii Produce,'Met
■ • y als, and Pittsburgh 'Manufut.tures, Nos.!i42 and 244
Überty-atrtset, near tho head of TVood* of
fer for sale on liberal terms, the fellowing:: ■ l . ; ' • -
" 100tiercesfrefchRiw;; : |so,oooffis.llacon,assorted; .
100 bblß:Tar; . ■-i. .\ > 6 tonaßar lron, : do ;
'lSOOkegsKails,assorted; { . S'dd.BcstKail-Rodst
60Q boxes WindbirGlossjl. 2000; Kegs “Rock'and Rifle
. r ; assorted;! Powder,-assarted; .
- ,60half .chests. Tea, ai»;' 300 boxes Rosin Soap; .:>
- sorted;. ! ; • - • } - 85bbfe.tln'seed,XaxdanP'
; JO bxs.lobactt^assortod;; : • . Tanners* Oil ;
. . ;loohbds,N«O;Bugaripart| -'SOO bbls. Vinegw;. -- -
.prime; .. : j -30- do - Rosin;
5 bxs. Havana Sugar; > - 20 do fitch;
lO.hhds.fortoßicodo; 1 6000 R?. actor ted Copper •
160 bags Coffee; .. I bbls.andkegs Lard:
. -600 O. Molasses; ! 10 kegs assorted Shot*
75 do 8.H.. do; } Ido Buck Shot; *
800 bxs-Tia-Plate; eas’d;! .6bbls.Alum* -
4tonßWire, .do; j 20 do Rjoilour;
,2 do Spelter; ..} . 20 eottsTinners* Machine*
6 casks sheet Zmc, as-; and Tools; v
" ...vW i ; . 100 bus. Dried Apples:,'
.600 pigs Tin, . r-. \- - » .100 bales Batting assorted;
• 'lOOO lbs. Antimony; ;20QQ &s. Cotton Yarn, as*
10 tons ass’d'Sheet Iron;! sorted - ‘ '
100,000Bw.astfdBulk Moat;!
WM. A.. M’CI.I'KG,
' ■ deaier is
Fine Toast Choice Family' Groceries and. [Willow
.Ware.'
CORNER OR WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
- ‘ MTfSßtmaH, PA*
I largo ntaortment of THESH GOODS,
:JLia addition ~to his- already extensive Etock, purchased
from, first hands:ia'. the Kaatorn markets, which, will be sold
at the lowest market prices;-- *
HSS* Hotels, Steamboats,'and families, buying, by the
quantity, supplied at wholesale rates- ■
Goods delivered in tins city free of charge; P?p2l •
ENGINEERS’'STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
'W. S. HAVEN, 7\
• Cotures 0? aAx» Second Streets. ; : • : •
\ HAND, a large and well selected , stock el
J\: all sizes;
Paper Iff rolls, rarious widths;
' DraugbtingPencils; . . ...
’ MathemaUcallnstrumcms; - ■ .-••
Tape "Lines; India Rubber;
field Books;, . ;. ,'/■■.■:■: ;;
Profile Papers;
Crosa-fiecttan Papers;
' Protractor Papers; -
Civil :EbgmesTß^
And all articles?.of r „
4S9»LeTeI,. Transit, TpwgwU
to order—ruled to any pattern requii
A* n.*' *
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KKKNm tt on.
DURKES’S
.7' * '
t t : ; ;h 'X
MISELLANEOtJS.
: EOBOPEAJT AGEHCY.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED. ‘ OFFICE' IK THIS CITY
i'• POS EEMJtTWQ . * |
MONEY TO THE OLD CDBKTBT.
TAMESBLAKELY begs thoao persons hat-•
U ingfriendain the Old Country, and desirous of either i
Bonding them monßy.or payiug'thelr iasfiage, that his ar- j
xangemeuta for doing either ia ahd onab flim j
a basis th&tmigtpfcea cam riotoccur T iiOria3seflaccrue t£rhhy ;
the lost ten years inwhich bb_ has fceen.ln:
this business, bohaa remitted over a fialf Million ofDollara!
without tbe;losaof.a/:doliar, and the house for‘whtefc hhiA’
agent, in Liverpool, ba&shipped not less than 45.000 persons
auring_ tiic last year to this country, without a complaint of
.neglect of duty on their part.. .i .••jrw?..:
* ; He (MnlssiieTweengerTiokitsßj.xoiaoii.Dabnn: Bw.
w 5O v. Drogheda, •‘Limerick, : Tort
and Dundalk; u> New:
jork,Philadelphia, Do#ton,Baltimore and New Orleanß.and'
from thence to. IMttshurgh; and will attend for* r i
trardlng passengers from thenco to any part of the country.
‘He also; has sight drafts for sale, payable at the following
places,via:-• •. *1
ON ENGLAND.
•Edwards, Bandford A C0,...—..... ..‘...London
Wm.Tappscott i Co.. ..w— .......Liverpool
-' (Available in the, principal cities -and towns throuehout
5 England and Wales.) “ 8 “ •• ■
. B ONIBELANB,
Provincial Hank- * Ireland..
- r-/\- .... - JIBAtffnTEB.
Armagh, : Bolfost,. -.Downpatrick; Enniskillen,
Mallow, Btrobano,. ;-Athloue, - • Carlow, - ■
Drogheda, Permoy, Monaghan, Ennlscorthy,
llallina, Cavan,- ,:DUndalfc, Galway; .
Newry, . -Tralee.-Daly mono, - Clonmel), ■:‘
Dungannon,: Londcttlehy, Omagh,: Toqghall,
llanbridge,. ..Kilkenny;’ r .Kilrush;
Waterford, ‘Coleraine,, ■.-: Parsonstown, • Cork, y
Ennis, Baudonik -• Sligo; Wexford,
Cootchlll, Limerick, Boliyehannon, ............
ON SCOTLAND *■
. National -BankerScotland, Edinburgh; and its hranches.
in fifty towns in Scotland; 3 . : v
ON FRANCE. *
Messrs. Edwardßlount & .Co ./Bankers —.—. Paris.
. . (Available in any city in France.) : .
ON-GERMANY.
Messrs. Vegol, Kock A Co., Bankers, Frankfort-on-the-Haln.
. . (AvailaWeinanydtyinGGrrnaiiy.) ■ :-i.
.V : ; . JAMES BLAKELY,
v:TfiS,coE.of Seremh andSmKhfi«M stu.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! .
, WHOLESALE AXD EETAIL,
<JRZ the JFetcin Teh Store,
38 PIWU STBttT, J»ITt6BBaaH r PA, •
BY the half chest, of neatly packed in metallic package?
.to suit the .trade.
“The EUbPcribor is now receiving hla Fall stock of <3BFT?
and BLACK TEAS,—consisting of some of Ihe finest cltf %
to be foundin tbeEastern market. Merchants visiting- the
city are Invited to call and examine oar stock. ••" ■"
’’ Below jsa list.of. .tho:various grades,, all of which hare
been Carefully sdecLxl, and can with confidence ba rvcom
mended: V; V
: .SO half chestsiine. Young Hyson; ■ ■ • -*7 ■ ,n
10 .;; do ■' do . . Moyune-Young Hyson?—- •
. . 10• do . extra fine Sloyune ,do.; v/. <- ■- ?:• -yi '■
.100 ..- do . ,Superior l '•'dof' J
,15 do extra fine. , . do; .
50 .Lacqured boxes extra Curious Young Hyson;..
.25 half chests fine Gunpowder ; ;
10 do - cxtraflno do; • • < •
.. .5 ;do : 'do Moyuno Imperial;
20 do • Superior 1 do;
150 do Fine Oolong Block Tea;
.40. do extrafine Oolong; •
SO - do • rexiro Curious do; •
20 do ■ Superlatively strong and fragrant Oolong;
25 chestsextrafineEnglishEreakfsstTes;* .
, G do- Curious ;do ' • •'' do;
■^ALSO—Java and 1110 Coffee, Lovering's Crushed andl’ul*
verged Sugars. - V,’ ‘
ALSO—S3,OOO Principe Segars, which win. be sold very
law. , . ; ■ . A.:JATNES;
noTt4;daW: .'- > -53 71fth street, Pittsburgh. ..
■ TYPE AO EE GY. ' -
A.JAYKEB*
NO. 38 FIFTH STUEKT, PITTSBITBOIii
Agent for the Salt ofL. Johnson £
OF PHILADELPHIA, ~ ’
HAS ON HAND audio? sale,thefollowing:—-Brasßirrirtl
column : Galled; .Common Galleys assorted, Slice*
Galleys, Composing.lSticks;.,.Common and/-Job .Cases;:
Shooting SGcks;.Xey‘_.Brrxsh'ea; Boxwood Quoins; Furni
ture and RJgleti of all descriptions;; Brass Buie, of nil
descriptions; Job Ink, in lib cans; lOOkega Trout's. News.
Ink; TOO Founts Fancy Card Letterpand Leads* out-to any ■
eugth.' '■ ■ v .•>.;•*.;>•' x.v
-• Orders'for Presses and Typo wllt.recelve prompt at*
lentlba,' and furnished at th& Foundry prices.- .Old Typere
ceirikiinttschaugeTornew,*!#eeniB%3>. ;
r 'Httabhrgh;-31ayT4 t 'lBs3^~daW';-
CABBUGKS-FOB BALE<
THE undersigned has iustrecelred-athii - -
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, situated
near tho Two Mile Bun,.between a-::
a ask>rtmenfc2ZEEl£l3L-.'
of VEHICLES, of every descrlpUony and vriil continue lo
; receive;xegularly, new undA'ecbnd hand C6rrfap;dr T ;£iri3l-£M, ;
Bui/gici+dc.’t which bd vill sell onihe.Very lowest terms-for
cash.; Uavinghadtwelveyears'practieein thebusinbs.aDtl
.wlili ; hlB.well known facilities in th« Eafit,'he flatters himself
in putting down oil competition.' '.; ‘ . /•
Those-'wishing to parchasc are respootfully Invited to call
and see for th?msblTes.. • ;
: Especial and prompt attention paid to.repairing of-Carri-'-
ages, Ac.. . : fmylfcdawy*! JOSEPH WIHTIL-
I>r« I>. Jayne’s Family Flediclnee . r
TAYNE’S EXPECTORANT; Jayne's HoirTtmle;
O•“ Tonio Vermifuge;*. • *-*• . Sanative Tills;
Carmlnativußalsam; “ ' AgnsPills;
_ n Alterative; . u AmericanHalrDye
Thu abovifvaluablp family medicines constantly on hernl,
and sold wholesale or retail,ntthe Pekin Tea Store, S 8 Fifth
street. By A. JAYNES,
jnhllhdsw . ExclnßlveAgenbfar PIUsbuTRK :
KtioMiu 2p;Soiis*
"VpEW PATENT AiIALQAM PEN.—Thiaimportantln
iv -vention romoves-tbo two great obstacles to thouni:
versa! uso of the Steel pohj -virs .their, rigidity, and 7 their
rapid destruction^ "'by the. corrorive action of .the.'ink.' Tu
mmutely examlnhfg tlie quill, pon intbo act of writing, it -
wnibcsuen that Wic action trconip&uficij consisting,first, f>f
a gentle yielding Backward action immediately,above tlic
nib of the pen - f .and,: second,', the &clssors ,, . actiouj <;t
sprcraliog open of ;the points to permit the fio'jv.of the ink.
This compound moveihent-r-wiiich steel pens,, hitherto •
heifer hayo had—gives to the qallllts flexibility, and,that ..
peculiar springy play which is so. agreeable to the band*
and which seems to suit the. action of the musclcs of tbe.
fingers; yielding, as Udbcs, tolheslightestpressure,vrtthv •
’ out cramping, Thecl&rts of all steel pen makers
have been directed to thonttainmont of this essential qual
ity of flexibility, and they have had recourse to an innu
merable variety of cracks and piercings to atlain it. Thu
inventors of the Patent Amalgam Pen found, from a series'
of experimantsy-that the whole practice ef the trade had In
this respect been erroneous—-that no’eocftbinalloix rf.
aud u piercings”conldproducethedesircd action, -
if iht ordinary form:&f Oie stedpeh inertadheredio. This
pblut being gained, they avoided the plan hitherto adopted
■for attaining flexibility,aud gaTe a peculiar form to-tlia
metal,by hlch they td'eombinothe “scissors.”
action of tho ordinary steel pen witlrthoAgrecable flexibil
ity of the q\iilL i Thasecbtid difilcolty to bo overcome was .
'of less magnitude,hut still of great importance to the cop*;
mmers of steel pons.' . Every one is nwarc of the edrroriro
Action of tho Ink on the ordinary.steel pen. Evcawitb-th'ii'
; greatest care,, ft spccdily deatTOys the delicately smooth sur
Ikceof the pen. . .So. cerious a- drawback is this from tbo
utility of the steol pen, that thousandß aro lnduced topur
chase.gold pons, atim.enormmm cost, almoßt oxclusiveW
because of tho nnti-corroriTe.’quaUty of-that metal.-. Tho
lnrvntora havo removed thlserii by their compound metal,'
which possesses ati tho necessary qualities of the
additional meritbf resisting thecbemicalactionpf thfi iiik.
ThtscPcni tollman, than-iwenty iivuz linger than Hit
the cheapest ever introduced. ' '
For sale by . IY. S. HAVEN; Stationer,
' novlG,-. . Bccond- '-
Bridge over the AUegbeny at or
• ; V ■ SHarpsburg.-T;-;
"VTOTICE IS lIERECY GIVEN, That in. pursuance of the
XX; Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennaylviv-v
nla, chtilled “AnAct to authorize the Governcwtoineorpo-:'
rate a Company to erect a Bridge oyer the Allegheny River,-
nt or near jSharpsbnrg, in Allegheny Conner,* approved
loth of March, 1853, and Supplement .thereto; and Acts ex*
tondlng.ihe!Uniß therein will tio. opened liy
the under uaim-Mi'CbamiisEiOnorsj to'Tecoivo : subscriptioud'
for the Stock of said atr CffAKhV-S
TEL, in the City or Pittsburgh, on the SEVENTEENTH
day of DECEMBER,IB3 3, between-th.ahpars.df 10o'elocivA.
31., and 4 o’clock, P. M; and ifibdnld the whole number of
sbarcs hot be subscribed on ihoiday,: then and in that case,
at the house of Mr. NEWPORT, in the Borough of Sharps
burghj on the TWKNTY-FOURTH BAY- OP THE SAME
MONTHihetwecn (hcsamehouxa*
• Philip Miller, j< ; . . .Thomas Liggett*-.
JnmesSharp, A •. Gabriel Adams,
Lewis C;J. Noble, Thomas Wallace,
Peter-Klingensmith, ; *'Malcolrn'Leech, • -
JobnW.Duncan, Harrison Parry,| :
LaTidDrcnan, .’** Robert Chessman,
Francis Korns, Richard Ewalt, '
David Boyd,-. Robert Wilson,
James Marshall, ' Jamcs H. M T Clelland,
Henry STGeary, Thomas Pearson, ”. •••
, -Barnes Blakely, . Grant Mowry,
.Charles Bpang/ * Jimes QHI. Denny,
William £. Dennyi 1 • -A. Morton,:-
- J. C-.Comstock, , - Lemuel ShurtlUL
;F.;AiCoil)<ar y -" ~ v - J Jata'ea •Lewis.fraoyl? ;■
- Wholesale and KotaU,
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANDFACTORY^;
T YOBKRT H*-HARTLEY,hogslefftetoinfiam
XL his friends and the phblic generally, that ha
continues to occupy that larpe fuid rnmmniHnng Qc&fjl-|^rW'
Store Room, formerly;occuplcd.by Swanel Pabti . -
stock &• Co.,Nd.SßjXomcr of DiimoDdAßeyandWoodst,
Where ho keeps a large and. general assortment of Beddies,
Bridles, Harness, Trunks,Carpet Bags, Saddle Ragi Yuliyas;
BufTolo Robes, Whips, *nd all .other articles in hisUno.
■ He olsokeepg.cbnstantly: Gn.haiid, ; ah4is prepared to for*
nlsh to-order* all kinds of Kiveted-Hoso,rnanufactTirBdof
the best material, and-in A : Stylo of WofkhhUMhip oi'ual tor
tbo Eastern manulat?turedaftlde,ahdnt6opet cent, cheaper.
- Country Merchants aiiaPannerawiinMao wellto callafld
ex amine his ’stock before 'purchasing elsewhere, as he Is de*
termined to sell first ratenr ticks at veiy.tow prices.'
Don’t forgetthe.place, No. 86, corner of Wood si and«
Diamond Alley* :) ■■ v. i. r*p26-
: Aew Coachand Carr loan Factory X
JOH»STOK, BEOTHEKB & CO.V
Cbroer of '&ebeaxt,aiid-J&imtmt streets, Allegheny City, •'
'■*#•>*3*2 r WSDLD respectfully Inform their friends
thapoblic gemetaßy, that thoy have
commenced'the ' ntoiiafectUTe of Carriages,
- AH orders will be executed with sidci regard to durability
andWutyof finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most rcagonablo-tcrmsV- Using , ia.'all' thelrworktfce
best Eastern Shafts, Polefl,aud-Whedstnffjthey.fcel confi
dent thatallwho favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of theirwork*
. Purchasers tire requested to give ua a call, before purcha
ring elsewhere. -...V5. r . ; . bctfcly.;
LIVERY STABLE,
• Comer of SmiUtfidd. street . aridlHamond, ctMey.
**»-/?* undersigned haying'added largely to his
/ypOLk stock, Is now prepared to accommodate the public
_r:<. best llorßesi,both fcr
Saddle and./Horncsa. ■ - Gentlemen wishing to hare horses
kept atpivery, wfllfind superior accommodations fbr them
at this stable, The stalls arn largo And hew,and .the pro*
prietor paysovery attentionto their ease and comfort.'-' '
- petfi.? Pi DEVUN. '
Pearl Steam Mill:
CAKAL BASIN, ALtEGHBN? CITY,
Xxzsa ras kailboap station.)
FAMILIES will be suppliedwithourTarlmia craflea’of ;
• FRESH GROUND FLOUR, *
By learing their ordew at the Mill or in our boxes at :
Loyah, Wilson A Coi, Woodjtreet,ofßrana A Reiter, cor
tier Liberty and St. : Clair streets, Pittabtwgh *-" •
H. P. Schwartz, or J. T; Sample, Druggfets: Allegheny." -
Flour will bodeUTereatofamiUesln eitharofthetwo citlea.
- Tmisi .CASH oil delivery; •
: j>'29 BRYAN; KENNEDY A CO.
AT 14V11JJ4 It UKAXG'S WKW BOOK.'— Wow ready. Hie
MEUuIttS OF MAJOB UOJSKRTBTOBO, of Uw Vir
ginia lieetcient; byN.B.Cnnr. Published and for Fair ) y
" ' JOHN 8. DAVISON,
€5 Market fi tract, near Fourth,:
TTmiuss, suoiJLbKiiiiUACi;, sumtimai asd £Las
J. TIC STOCKING DKPOT la at Dr. KEVSBK’S, No.UC
comer ot TV6M street uMTirgin aJlqri, ; jUl
ct!ani.ail appliances are kept aiuliltUTir-t tbia-ertnljilpl;-
mcnt- * gatij-,faction wanr-ntedlooil rases. , Rorllt
A
-iVi Castusves, at a red
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„ DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Carter’s SpanishaWlxitfre.
t THB * '
• \ - l’---; SOT A F ACTIOS 0? KI£CURrC*-l»>- v-Vi! -
A N INYALtfABLE REMEDY fQUgC&OTC&A, - >
i J\.. Evil, Ebeumidhmj/Gbstlaate Cuuniwus Rroptloss,
Pimples or' Ptnrtulesoa the-IfaCey Blotches, Bolls, Chronic
Boro Byes, Ring Worm or TeiUny£cmdiletuJ*EularMm«tf
andDain of.tbo Bones an4JQiDttyStabboT« l Gle«r»,.gyphl*-
litfo;Wsctders, r Xtm2bago, gpinai-Ccunplalntfl,aixd urifla
esses jarfcdhgcftota;iuj Injudicious weof Mercury,lmpra
dehcqin Life, orlmpurity.ofjtbe Blood.
'This yaloabie.Medlci'ue, which Baa. become celebrated for.. - (
tila iraiiibef'of ; exiraordinary ctrrtf* sffected thrgogh Its
agency, baa Indaccd the proprieton, at the urgent request
or their friends, tooff«iLittotbepumf<YWbich thevdo with -
the iitmost'coiifldoncjD iniw yirtuwiand wc*flderftt*w.«ratlTs .
properties." The following certificates, selected from ajarge
word lor the - proprietors;* and . Are-horn: gentlemen jwell
known in thelf localities, and of the highest respectability , .
manylot them residing la:the'elty of Richmond, VA :
P.BOYDEN, Ksq., of the Exchange Hotel) UlcteOmd.
tnowh orerywbere, Eays ho :kas seen the meOielnd added
’ Carter’s Span lah AU xture at jnxlnh it. red in'oVer a hundred -
case&}n;nearlyall thediscaicafo'rwldchft I*recommend* '
ed, with the most wtonbdiiug Jy. good results. ■ 'Ho says It Is
: the most extraordinary medJcino ho hMcverseen. •'■.:■
AQQE AND FEVEK—GRKAT CCRE,—I hereby certilV
. thatftTthro© ycorsl baiiAgueahd'FoTer'of the mbstvio*
, Jentdescription. I had several Physicians, took large au&n- •
t titles of <lOllllOO, Mercury, and l believe <Ui the Tonicaad*
i permanent ifoiief, At last I
I tried Garter's Spanish Mixture, two Bottles of which effec
tually cured toe. and 1 axn fadppy tfl key 1 bare had neither
chUisdr ftnrer since.: 1 coinider it the best Tonic in the
world, and the only medicine that ever reached my case. '
Jam Losqdih.
' Beaver Dum, near Richmond, Ya.
*Ci B. LUCK, JBfftHhow In thacity of Richmond', and for*
many .years In tho. jßost Office, has such confidence in the
astonishing efficacy of Carter’s Spanish.• Mixture, that he
has hongHt upwardsoffifty which he has givon . .
• the afflicted Mr. Luck says be has never knowndt
accofdlngitd direction a.
nSftiSS I ? l^ Physician, and formerly Of tbo .
uf Klchmmid, says hi) ha* witnessed ;
anwtmwhf °f the effects of Carter’s Bpauuh
SHxture.-whlcb.were* most.truly surprising. Heroysln a -
sawof.;Conanmtton, itepeaaent oa the LiTer, Uio good hT
locts were wonderftil ladccd; '■■ ■■■■■“
BAMUEJbSI.jIIBINIiEIt, of the J TO ot Dri n |„- * w _; '
ris.EiehmondjWaa cured ef u.or cSplalnto^eMjfj l^
botU “ “f 1
• GREAT Editor* of tlm 'Rlf-h.
mond • Republican -had:.* servant empft 4e£ Vr£l Z
room cured of.vjolentrScrofula,.combined-wUhßhMmsl
tuan/ whichentirefy disabled him from work. Two botUM
; .of Carter’s Spanish Mixture madeTK perfect cure of hhol'
and tboEdiwrtf,in&pubDciiodce, eay they “ cheerfullv
commend It to oil whQ oro oiOictcd with any disease of the'
. blood.” I • ■■
STILL ANOTHER CORE OP SCROFULA.—I had a rerr
.valuable hoy enredofScrofala by Curtert Spanish Mixture;
vleonaider it truly avaluable medicine. ' ~
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Dublin,
• JAJCt3 81. IXTLO3L' ; '
Cendnctorontbo BrP.nnaP.U.U.C»)_ Ktchmond. Vs.
, SALT BHISUII ofTWBhTY YJiAIIS St ADDING mum
—iIr.JOUN TBOMPEOJJjresidiagin theolty 61 Hfcbmond,
was (hired by three boltles of Cmert Bponlsb Mixture, or
Salt .Rheum, which he had nearly twenty years, and Which
all the p nyciclans of Ihe city con'.! net cure. Mr.Tbomp*
.eon Is aweU knqira merchant In thocily af JUdunoncLVit
andhiscureismost remarkable. ; - r . .
'A» MATTHEWS,of Richmond, bad.a perrant cured
of. tbe-worst fonu, by Carter's Spanish Mixture
He aajfl be cheerfully recommends it, anil considers it on
invaluable medicine.
RIOHARD-E.’WKST, of Richmond, was cured of Scrota*
la, ami what physicians call confirmal^ConsaiptTsn 7
throe bottled of Carter's Spanish Mixture.' ' • 1 *
, iSIW4HP liUltTOf»> eoiami«aionarof Uio roetrao. revs
ho has Fpeu tbe ; good effect* of Carter's Bpanlah Mixture in
b ° *•**«•
_WM. O.HAiiWOO3>, of .Ricbmonft eurodcf Old Sorea and
wbicUdieablcdhim from talking;-: Tookafuw hot- : - r
tlrai of Carter'B^pan^h‘Jllitnre > pnd was enabled, to walk '•
witnOhVa erntenj-in a bhort time cured'
' Principal Dcpptat M. WAIU>, CLOSE ,5 No. 83 Maidon
“Lijucj Now York. . .. •?• ,
‘JV W. DYOTT k SON’S, Nd. 332 North JiisfciphllfldelnhU.
BENNETT L Bum, No. 125 Mffi&tKSSEva: :
AndJorsale bjr B. A.SAUNJ?SXOCIC £CO.;L:YYILCOX.
Jr. A CO;, Pittsburgh; 31, P<SOU WAiiTZ, AU«gheny; an 1
P? JJrnggiflta audi>ealcra inilodicine every whole,
net&ilswly ,; .... • -
JriOiiSß’ti COMPOUND SYJlllfP OF YEL
-1*0W• DOCK HOQT,
i; mHIB is purely VegetableCompountl, 'scientifically pre*' •
-dL..pan4 |Knn the. best roots and- herbs of the Matorta ■
JUwliai, and-haAgalHed en Unrivalledreputationfor tha •
. folovring effects, ris.;. „• .
HIEGULATEfI*- AM) STRENGTHENIKO IHB tIVEB, ••'
aod Dioasms cleajxfiing the Stomach and Bow
•iSf and Bilious Djscaeu,% Liver ComplaintzU
Dyspepsia, Indigestfon.Ccativen'ei*, piles, Headache, Feyea
and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea, Loss.of Appetite, &c n 'and -
causing the support eTcry cart:
PURIFYING THE BJaOOB,
Audthuscurin&aUHamora, f <JutaneouB Eruptions,Scrota
la, Bolt Canker,. Pimples en:
Tumors, Mercurial Disease, Coa*
REQtJLATIHO TUB, BEOBETPET OBOAEB, • '■
ondby/ enahiing; than- ;£o' perforce their proper tanctfdhs,
preyenting ttEd -curing mapy. painful and dangerous dis
'•<«'» strejJgtheningand qutetingthe NarrousBy stem, thu*
allaying herrous Irritation, and curing all diseases of the ■■•
ifersres, as Hysteria,Xeoralgia,‘Cnnnps, Ac; Itisnnrivalled
la the cure of .aU. TEMALB GOMPHMNTS,: as .Weakness, '■■
General Debility, Irregularity, Swoßlng of
. the feetj Limbs, Joists, .Ac., caused by weakness, -also, •'
LungandThroat Complaints, ns Golds, Coughs, Aathoiu
Consumption, Ac.; also, Dropsy. ■•■'■■'" : •,tT7 ~ • \
• -BtoTfiigiriaiiß-nse'ofMtha.Compouna Syrup ofTeliowDock *
by-G* "Morse A oiUnjroarSelTes.oiin.oiup • >•
and finding it to he a Tory; salutary ami effectual
. it to the uub» ;:
. Lie as a yeryvaluabie ihedSciDC, • - - •.. ..
• E, Bourne, Esq.; Cashier National Bank, Providence, R. I.; •
**?•> c “^ l Ijme Bank, do. do., Rot.
William Phillips, liev.J.B. Kicluuond, C.S. Jones, editor
PtOTidence Gen. AdTt, Wllllani field, M.W. <3. H-Cvrus
Fisher, IT. li.n.: fv?a«e B Tlntehi W sn, G"a, S. VVd!
B«tcs,.Dect.Beni. Colby, ned end hundred others of tbs
most respectable families of Providence, ■ ■•;■: -
-... This.certifies that Ihivo .-for a.number.’of years been do*
quinted-with tho Composition and mode of manufacture of ■
HORSE'S COMPOUND BYKUP OF XELI.OW DOCK ROOT
I have also been acquainted Fitb its'modus opmtndi In dia
ease, and cunFoytUstloailreKpectsltisrodmirablyciJca-,-
lated to fremedy that class of Bisefise for which it was de
signed. ; It ikespdciMly valuaUeih iNEIOESTION and ail
.its attendant , symptoms,- it excite-to healthy aetlon the
UVUltj.KtciCTes loipor, andi nncihity of this ORGAN,and
aUmulatef healthy action iii oil'the.syst«ra. .As a DEED-;
. KATORj.dx purifier of-tho Blood, it has lio superior.
„ . r DAVJLDIIOUIES, il. D. ’
: Providence, It. I n Jan„4,1853.
:•• T ttS- Prepared t>yO. MORSE A C 0 NO. 44C Broadway.
•New: York, and'rold-by-Drtggiats'&ud^others'-throughout -
this.and other countries. .. . . JOEL 310BLEB, Agent,
apriffAy , Pittsburgh, Pa.
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT,
The oniyJvfaUiblt Cure for ihoi Drtadfid Dittos* known ct
SPERUATORIUIE A OR IN VOLUNTARY NOCTURNAL
EMISSIQN&.BO harraaeing apd produc
tive ef ao much mischlefto the nervous system, incapadta—
ting th 6 man for business, society hnil fflhtrlinrmy.--
. 'This:lnstruxakra£.;lB; Kiinple,‘ comprehensive i»nd never* ■
.fatting* and may ; ,beJuso<Lwithout tho eUghicstfncsn
venience or- tho knowledge* of the most intimate., friend..
It is to. ho used extern&ily, producing no pain Grinjury
whatever; nor pmenting any oiro from attending to
bis business; and while in use nof <1 nnyle emission cantab*
" place, invigorating (he organs,,in a short tints, to such an «v
tent thatihtyxzQAm THEnrpRiMitivEPOWEB o? nsTErrnos.ibo- •
loss ofwhlchjeatueitfyearlyabuaeilaihe disease in qheS' v
;,tTbn, and the'-cause ofthe thousand Mncomitantcornplninta -
—via: Nerronshbsft trostrajion,. Dyspepsia, Pain ih:th«
Head and Lhnneas of Visloijj 'Weahtieis bl.the'Rach and
Lower Eitremities,AirecUonsoFthe"Ejesy-lnipotencß,''Piiii* ■"
plea eh the pfice, premamro DeclineolVlrUity, Weaknepa
of Memory and Power fbrV Menril ApplicaUoni Dejection,
Arenlonto Society, Timidity, Self-DtetnistjLoveof Solitude!
4«. AB these complaints invariallg disappear* as toon as the
source \x stoppt& frtrnwhich they emanated,
Bo lt also ramembered,thatthofiecomplaintfl are but llttlo
nnderstotidby the profession- in-general; and that all tho r
. medidsalhtba world noTer has,ahd never will, stop those
Tosses .vhjcb, if allowed-tp continue unch«:ked;ar« guro to •
produoathe most distressing, consequences. "
The priceof thocomplete hifitmtaent, earofally secured
ogainatall observailonin a box, is only $lO/ it tan bosen t'
by express to - any address, In anypart of the United States, t
Canada***, according accbnipahletf by'full dlreo*
ttohs,.and impor ant adtice-to tho married and'Single; tho
expenses, even to tho remotest parts of tho country, being
very trifling. -; ' v . •..
AU appUcations and remittances must be directed (post
paid} to the Doctor himself, ho having no Agencies establish
ed buiin London and Paris. - • j.
U“cl6se ont «U_shg}r stock of
ctloncf y Co fccr cent.
. %'•- *• V ■‘i - ■
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DK. DE LANEY’S
•CELEBRATED
(post-paid) Dr. B. Do Laney, 61 Lispouard street,
t OiSce hours, dafly, from 9A. M. tills P, IL.and from 7 to
BP. fi£»theBabhatb.«copted.: .
• *** The undersigned certify,-jrith great pleasure, that tho
üboTO mentioned Instrument is not only constructed on sci
oaUfio principles, but that£rum its nso the happiest results
may al trays, w ith confidence, be an Ucipnted, tbcrabdn c, fin*
the careof those tSsed&eg. no oUier certain remedy f riant,
HENRYB. EEtLBR^M.I).,
CH.,6OErZE,M. D.« 96Chambersat~
a ECKHAKDT, M T IK, W Howard et,
NEW YORK. -
mySlry ’
r . Jayne’aKxpectorant. .
Thistertnisfrequentlylnspproprlately
\J.. applied. to other oHiectioTifldf the
So for as tUo treatment's coD«jrntfi4.thii» 150f.T6r; ipvyjv
consequence, as the remedies are tbo some- Tbe;BX pvfw
Toll Ah 3? shonldte given asoften hainay fi« 7iecy'-<^ lrv # O ,
rollere the cough, and afree afcd
:lion, and : also• tc remora thus tightness,or -la}** -orbDtrresn
siou abonfctbO-throot or cheat Tho bowela Should beraim.
•latod by the nseofIheSAKATTFE whSaTniS,'
my. If there be mucbdebUity, with.:-nl ß ht S ;
gtren qboht toff an hong before .etch xnpal. It should b» .:■:
cold water, and sweet* ‘
topl=«uffl‘liB tasta Botlf tbero teno iJliltiwilfS
or if lhajrdlmppotir, thon glTe-tha. AMEJtATIVB ffiriw
VKBHIFCeK M<>On?inS 10 ,10 <UracUoM > iEJ6lcad ot ' a > a '
111 i!':,i'K? t i a „J ,re T ,aratl,?ll3 for Mle > wholwsdo crrstol],
at the ESKIIT TJEA BTORB. 38 fifth street. <1«17
; , Wftrren’e tiongreee lntt. ... ■>■..
1 1 UIiBINK. isprcpiircdbjn, porelychemipal process, Mil
, JL !4 warranted to amlaiu -udhing itijmout to mdalicpern.
Ills pale trhettSrrt njed.hnth, oposure to the elr be-
Comes gradually of a most Intense andpermanent black.
For sole in. bottles of rari *ns size, by wholesale or retail, at
«ep& x - . w ' W.fI;nAVE«’S
Stationary war • •» txso, Market street corner of 2»1. •
/TtUFAL TABNISII--600 gallons, Smith’s New’York
•\J>-brand,-in store sale by •
:■• FLEMHJG DH>B., successors to J.Kidd ACo*
dcc2 > 00 Wood st.
UitrASXhYi^it—iJ’Vioa itr sxoie and for Balu by
dec2 .1 • FLKMINQ:BftQg.
;T>EARL.STAHO
X *a3ffby [dec2] ; -■ , FLEMING HRQ3.
SALTi'EHIE-— 160 bagSj crudo, for rale by
- ■ -It;-A: FA HKESTOCK g.; CO.'
■T lUOUltiirfE- i 0 caees £jd»y Sut pale by r ~
XJ declg. . i B. AY FAHNESTOCK & CO.
AHUOW* BOOT—IW IbSyßcnnUdßa genuine, for sale by
dec23 . B. A. FAHNESTOCK fc CO.
SAGO- teases, pearled, forealß by . - - v
d H A:, v>- ,; - , r B; A,,FAHNESTOCK,& CD.
■\/f IftlSKAh-WATAiiai—l hare on hand, and am ccuk
IfX stantJy-reeeiying- fresh supplies of. the ‘'following
waters, in pint and quart bottles: -Empire Spring, Whites
Sulphur Spring, Congress Water, and Saratoga Waters
• JO&EWTFLBMING, ••'.•'•
- •/ CornerJMajket gtYaiidDiamond,
jnO . ’ . and'■corner Fourth and Smlthtldd .:
- A/J Khiorais CHESTS—-A-ni}W j lot'-of vazidua fires and
iXTA styles, filled to order; for sale by :
JOSEPH FLEMING;
W'■'">;Vh '.-/.I : CornerMarketst. and Diamond. ' /
j a®.v l and Corner Fourth opd HrahhOeldstee
1 VON’S'KAI’fiAIKUN arid iiiatTyV-Trioopberout l , u new
Xu lot, just rccelrnl and for sale by :
JOBEPH FLEMING, '
■■; Corner Market str and Diamond, •
ja9- and corner Fourth and Pmlthfirld sta.
HAIK
.changing the color of the hair td black-rthe
-beatnoWln.hKfcAlso, Bussell’s and Harrison’s Hair Dye,
and AbtahdoriaJhcobaphe, for sale
l-’- r iX. ! -:ii .. . JQSEEII-FLEMIbQ,
' . Corner Market st. and Diamond,
J*9 and corner Foyrth and Rmithtold sts.
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instore and for salo
FLEMING BROS.