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SATURDAY M<)RNINO~:::":FKI3RUAB.Y hi
HoWj CINCINNATI' BEOA&H a CiTir.—ln the set*
tlement'of newbouatries.'-it often happens that
the most-irlvlaWiteumsiances.. impor
taat' faults.. According/to Jodgo Burnet ?
“Notes oh the North iWestern Territory, wo
-question whether -North Bond or Cmomnati
should bo ..the great oommorolsl . of
Mtafni country, woe decided by the f “°‘‘ h ® 4 *
oommandaut of the m.ltoy BtaUoa at Nont
Bend became strongly attached to a “Mack-eyed
lady,” who 1 lived with her husband, at the Bend,
where ho was stationed ; and - tho husband be-
TornWg somewhat alarmed at the attentions
which the commandant paid to his wife, removed
to Cincinnati. Finding his lady-love had fled,.
tho officer thought North Bend unfit for a com
mercial town, and moved with his troopa to Cin
cinnati, and from that day the glory of the Benu |
departed, and that of Cincinnati ,
Judge.Burnet remarkß: {page SG-) nr . duoe( j
comparable beauty of.a Spartan dam P
another female “transferred the commercial em
porinm or Ohio from the it had
been commenced, to tho place where
U: this captivating American Helen bad con
tinued at the Bend, the garrison would have been
erected there—population, capital and business
would have been centered there, and there would
have been the Queen City of the West.”
Fnosi Onsoos.—About 1,600 immigrants with |
250 wagons; took n new route to the head of
Willamette Valley, gotlostand suffered severely.
Several died by starvation and exhaustion.; it is
not known : exnotly how-many. - Within twenty*
four hours after thenowßreaohed the settlements,
20,000 pounds of flour was on tho way to aid
them; and in 8 days there were 94 backed ani
mals, 28 loaded wagons and 290 head of oattlc
sent out. All the immigrants nro now Bafe.
The immigrants who have attempted- to cross
the Cascade Mountains, have suffered severely.
V- : GGOBfiE AB9IOB,
- '-X.V MERCHANT TAILOR,
BT Pifth.Btteet| in Masonic Building,
"■ XTAVING iitteil up a rooa for tho.parposo.of Tesumiug
ri hla business. flatters himself to be able to make to
orter fashionable Clothing of all descriptions. Citizens aud
■ atrinibTffdeslrliig comfortable garments, : will do well to
aiTe him a call, as be is determined to please the most fas
tidious- He-will also bo happy.to see many or his old cub
toilers, as ho baa just received .from the l, aa tonic l ties, a n
• elegant stock of CLOTUB, CASIIMERE3 and VL3TING3-
' ■ - • decSLSm
: bk«wval. :
TUB subscriber would respectfully inform Ms friends and
the public, that,ho has removed from his old stand, oo
Marfcot sirtet/ta the tOTHF IRON FRONT STORE, NO.
45 FIFTIf SIIUSET,: immediately opposite tho Theatre,
where he is now receiving and opening a hnndßome assort
mont or Main nnd Haney Colored Cloths, Cassimeres and
YOstings, of tho newest slylce, which ho will take pleasure
• \ in showing to those who may thvor him irith a call. Uo L
?•' also prepmod to moke to nrdor every article of Clothing
• a QonUemon’fl Wardrobe, la tho latest ana
' raostfashionoble style. , . ...
JPO TUltOjßSL—xhoflubficriber offers for sale bis com
* late BVBieia of Garmont-. Draughting, so favorably known
" ndaenorally used -by tha, trade ofihls city, Cincinnati,
• ’Philadelphia and ebiowhere; at the following prices, rix .
$10,00; without 57,00.
Tho Book and Holer, containing full and accurate directions
to successful draughting, fowarded to any part of the United
States, on receipt of toS*
marßO ‘ ' ■ No: 45 Fifth street, opposite the Theatre.
... : SA.BIUKI* OR4V. ■
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• . BT. club eratrr, pmsßUßon.
ENTLESIF.N’S OLOTULMO made exclusively to order,
IT anil warranted to suit- Uae constant!j on hand a
choice assortment of CI/ITH-i, CASHEiIKRf.b. t 11STIM1...
and OVERCOATING, of tholateststylcs, selected expressly
for the custom trade. Gontlcmen leactag their orders, will
hero Uldr -wishes consulted end complied with, as 81l work
l. Hnon under his own enperrlrion. nor Li
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
ho node hf Iho THBEB 810. DOOBB, Uaro, for tlio pur
poio of acquiring more space for their immense business,
remored to tbe spacious building on tbecorner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND HOOD STREET,
Where they hare now the moßt
SPLENDID STOCK UP CLOTHS!
r ASl> *'
READY- MADE: CLOTHING,
That has oyer been offered to the public.
Thdf principal object fpr this removal, is to give them
nidre fatalities for the , _.
WHOLESALE TRADE!
Thor are prepared to sell Goods at the
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES /
And they win warraht them to bo as good as any manu
factured &» the Union. _____
CUSTOM WOEK,
nt'TBS BCST BCTLEjASTD DPOH THE BHOETSSt E.OtlCt
They have on hand* full and beautiful assortment ol
LOTHS and COATINGS, tor „ QT
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BU3I-
Oar Interests mu Identical wiO> tbosa of oar customers,
•nd wo assure th* public that our fidelity will not Cui id
fllllnc «11 orders sre mar bo tSTorcdtrith.
jggi DON’T FORGET THE PEACE—
Wo. 88 Wood Street,
(EAST BIDE,) GOBKEU OF. DIAMOND ALLEY".
N
no jotunsraqj eonnectioo tritli the Clothing Business on
Liberty street. < Oar attention Is demoted exclusively to the
House above designated.
mar 23
DRY GOODS.
. SECOND ARRIVAL OP
«AtL ASD WINTER DRY GOODS 1 X
The Cheapest Good* of the Season!
■xrOUNG. STEVENSON A LOVE, Rfeu of tho original
Y Bee-Hivo, No. 74 MARKET STREET,between Fourth
tlx© Diamond, Pittsburgh, bavo juat received, and arc |
nowopmalug, nlarg a,m splondiff of ,
' Of the newest end most desirable styles, adapted to tho
nroßgnteesson. ■ “ . . <
Plaid Brocade and Fancy Silks at bargains.
Tlattl Blade and Cornelian Bilks and Turk satins.
Merino Plaids, all wool, and Bilk and Wool do.
Also, Raw Bilk and Caahmero Plaids of every description,
rerr cheap. _ _ .
Newktyle Plain and Fancy Deladnes.
French Merinos, Cashmeres, Coburgß, Alpacas, and Para
mattas, all colors and qualities.
De Beaes,' and high colored De Loincs, all qualities.
Fan and Winter Shawls, of every description.
f Lona and Sonar© Broche and Plaid Shawls.
Printed Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
French CUintses, Ginghams. '
A general assortment fast color Prints, from fleets. up.
WinTE GOODS of every description.
- Collars: raffs. Chemisettes and Emb’d HdkfA, at bargains.
Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
“Amo: afall stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, atlow prices
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Linens, Table Cloths, and N»p
kins: RusriaDlaper, and Cravats, very cheap.
' GLOVES, HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, and CRAVATS.
We would respectfully solicit an early call from both
wholesale and retail buyers, flattering ourselves that we
can accommodate all who may favor us with their patron
*a" ,MWII WW. STEVENSON A LOVE.
Kotiiell
Tit THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS OF
Fmsnoßoir, Allegheny city, and vicinity.
—D. GREGG A CO., Importers A Wholesale Dca'crs In
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Varieties, No. 39, ono
dooffiom the North-west cornor of Wood rt. and Diamond
alley. Pittsburgh. Haring completed the enlargement of
their'uresent occupied Ware Rooms, are now opening one
, ofthelSt and best stock of DRY GOODS and VARIK-
owns; thw Lara ever heretofore exhibited to the Pittsburgh
tSde, end omnxaminatlon, wlll be found to bp.unsurpessed
br any other House of the kind In tho City, and ea ono of
the partners le generally in the Eastern Cities daring tho
bttslnesß soasona, hnrobasing cheap bargains, adapted to
the Pittsburgh and Western Trade, wo will ho able to offer
inducements to our old customers, and purchasers gener
illyi Onr stock qf Dry Goods oonsiat* in part of the follow
ing. leading articles,, Is:
■ Superior Broad Cloths;
Pilot and Petersham do;
Fancy Casslmerefl, Tweeds and gatinotts;
Jeans, Fancy Vestings and Corduroys;
- Flannels, -Tickings and. Vest Paddings
Brown and Bleaehod Muslins, and Irish Llnons;
Foreign and DomcetleGinghams;
' Alpacas, Merinos, Coburg Cloths, and Dress Bilks;
■ ' Bay State and Btoacho Shawls;
■ Woolen Comforts and Fanoy BUk Handkerchiefs.
lirho following comprise a part of tho goncral stock of
Combs, Threads and Sewing Bilks;
and Scissors of our own Importation. Perfumery,
VmHdnss. together with a splendid assortment s
Gold latest imttems; Geld and Bil
wTteh materials; Watch glasses, and an eg
tenritfe stock of SO hour and 8 day Brass Clocks.of at variety
of patterns. All of which will be Bold on the most accom
modating terms, lor Cash, or City referenco,
N Country Merchants and Pedlars are Invited
to give n. a call before purchasing
TcJAol'Tcasl i'bAJji—J, UAWURXlipine original and
only importer In this dty, of the best Congo Teas from
London, is now receiving a very largo tmdohoico selection
of TEAS, which ho Is determined to sell fit such prices and
fineness of quality, that all tho reckless puffers in this or
theiiext city cannot beat; He most respectfully invites the
ladles and gentlemen of this and tho surrounding districts,
without distinction of nation, to call, and try his Teas,
which he sells rutyect to bo returned, if they don't give
datisfketiou. Tho following are the prices:
Prime Oolong, Souchong and Congo, 87%@60 cents $ fi>.
A very Superior-English breakfast Congo, 60c $ fij,
Extra fine, a very delldooa Congo, 7C0.%15>.
Fine Young Hyson, ld.
' Bxtn fine Young Hyson and Imperial, 76c, ’a lb.
Very best Young Yyson and Imperial, 81 lb.
- Don't mistake tho pi ace--PAGODA TEA STORE, corner
of Diamond and Diamond A liberal redaction made
to . jan2L
« B 'K|/ji>bON INBTHUUTUtt.—Tho complete Melodeon
jVI Instructor, In bstch parts. Part I—Elements of Mu.
ala. Part 2— PrOgrewiTe yjnger Exercises. Part S—Airs,
Marches. Wallses, Variations, Ac. Part 4—Favorite Move
moats from Operas, Ac. Part 6—Voluntariesand lutcrludes:
Part o—Selections from. Oratorios. Part i—Modulations.
Designed as a thorough Instruction for the Melodeon, Bern*
phioe, Eolleon, Organ, or any similar instrument, by John
Znndel, Organist or Bt. George’s Church. New York, author
of *<2so Voluntairesand Interludes," “TheAmatcurOrgan
ist, n Ac.j Ac. Price $2.00. ‘ t , , : ’• ••
•"A : ianre supply of the aboTO workjust rcMlvKl, ana for
sale at tho Morin Store of JOHN 11. METJOR,
• jgtjj .. • No. 81 wood rtroet.
/-^arpktimG.—A large Btocfc of new and beautiful pat
Interns now recoiling at the
• NEW CARPET STORE,
. 47 Fifth stroot, near Wood.
Also.OUClothsofall width* and qualities; Bogs, Matts,
Matting, WindowShedea,-Sfcair-rodß, Yeultian. Blinds, Ac.,
Aa., it razxowm cash raids. - •
aops 1 ROBINSON 4 CO. -
\Q LET*—A-three-story Brick HOUSE, on Third gtreal
Afply [ftfo) JAMES BLAKELY;
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rosT.
CLOTHING.
NESS COATS.
JOHN ITCLOSKEY A CO.
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TRANSPORTATION^
' .CHANGE r 'r
and after MONDAY, ZfovemberiitbfrlSW, Passenger
I Trains will-run daily (Sundays exoeptod)ns. follows:
« M~ATt.trainleaves Cievelandst o,osAM.fQr.ffeliaTille,
fltoooinic at all intermediate Stations; arritoat Alliance at
ll36AMiand WeiUvUleat!i2oPM.,; j * •
‘ EXPRESS TRAIN .leaves Cleveland at 3,00 P M for AUi
abce, stopping at Hudson, KarlviUe and Ravenna only—:
arrive at Alliance at ;6.00 P M.
1 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN le&Tes&erelond for Ravenna
and Intermediate Stations at 7.46, and arrive at Ravenna at
0.26 P M. Two through Trains £rom Clovolandto Pitts*
burgh daily.
RETB.BNING:
: kxPRESS TRAIN leaves Alliance foe Oleveland otli-SO*
p M, stopping at Lima, Ravenna, Earlvillo and Hudson
only—arrive at Cleveland at 2.40 P M* • Tho Mail Traio of
Ohio and Pen no. Railroad/leaving Pittsburgh at 8.00 A M,
cunneots with this Train at Alliance at 11.45 A M. -
MAIL TRAIN- leaves Wellsnlle forClovoland at 3.00 P
M, stopping at all way Stations—arrive at Alliance at 5 00
and Cloveland at 7.30 P. M.. :' ....
: ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ravenna for Cleve
land and intermediate Stations at 7.16 A M—arrive at
Cleveland at 9.00 AM. Only one through train from Pitts
burgh.to Cleveland dolly.
CONNECTIONS.—MaiI Train from Cleveland connects at
AUianco with tho Mall Train of Ohio and Pcnna. R. R. for
Canton, Massillon and Wooster; also for Salemand Pitts
burgh, arriving at Pittsburgh at 4.46 PM.,. :
; Express Train froni Clevelahdj and iMan. Tralxi from,
Wellsvillo,both connect at Alliance at 6.00 P M with the
Express Train, of O.A P, ILfor Pittsbnrgh—arriving at
Pittsburgh at 8.15 PM. • .
i • Express Train &om Alliance connects with the 8.00 A M
i Train of O.A P.R. from Pittsburgh. .
1: < Passengers leaving Pittsburgh on the 8.00 AM Train or*
rive at Cleveland at 2.40 P M, and connect with the follow
log trains East, West and South. .
I ; Cleveland asd Toi2DO.—Trains leaving at ROO P M for
I Sandusky, Toledo, Chlcogo.and tho North West, arriving at
| Toledo at 7.55 P M and Chicago next morning at 7 00—
I time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago being Jess than 24
I hours.
, Cleveland, CoimißUa abd Cinoksati. —Trains leaving at
.2.50 P Maud B.SO PM for Colnmbns, Cincinnati, Gallon,
Dayton, Indlanapohsand all stations -on the-BoUcfbntaino
and Indiana Railroad.': :
: Cleveland-asd-Ebi*.—Trains leaving at 4.45 P M and
9.00 P M for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and New York; The
Trains connect both ways with the C.Z.4 C. R. R. at
Hudson for Cuyahoga Falls. Akron and Clinton at Bayard
with the Railroad forCarroliton, Minerva and WaynCsburg.
Tickets through to Toledo, Detroit, Chicago; Losalle and
, Freeport can be obtainedat this office.
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets at the
Company’s Office, of . JOHN A. CATTGHEX, Agent,
i ■ nov!8 Moaongaheia House, Water Pittsburgh.
OHIO &SD HBNHSYXVAHIA EAILBOAD.
Hew Arrangement, '
0 OUMENCINO A UGUST 8, 1868.
T7IXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 6 o’clock, AM;
stops only at the principal Stations, and dino& atCrcst
lino at 1.3 Q P M, arriving at Cincinnati in the evening, via
ColambusandXenia.. . • ■;
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,75; to Columbus,
25
'MAIL TRAIN loam PlUaturgh st B.SO A M; dines At Al
liance; and roaches Crestline at 6.00 P M, connecting with
the Night Train to Columbus and Cincinnati, and with the
Bellefontaino and Indiana Railroad for Payton, Indianapo
lis, Terre -Haute, and towns in Indiana. Connections ore
mado at Alliancu by Railroad with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland.- -•- * ~ ‘ . ' " " .
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cleveland,sloo. •••» - - -
Oonnectionsaro mode at Mansfield by Railroad with San*
dusky City, Mansfield, Mount Yernon, Newark and Zones*
Title. ■ ■
Faro to Sandusky City,s4,6o; to Newark, to “Zanes
ville, $5. '
Connections aro made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandosky City. Passengers wholeave Pitts
burgh in tho Mall Train at B.SO A M, go directly by Mans
field and Sandusky City to Detroit, without detention.
> Fore to Detroit, 0.00; to Chicago, $ll,OO.
I XIETORSINGt
; THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OrwUlno at 1.00 P M,
Mansfield at 1.40 P &!, and Alliance at 6.00 P M, and reach
es {Pittsburgh at RJ6 P 51, connecting with the Express
Train to Philadelphia and Daltimore, which leaves Pitts*
burgh at 10.30 P. M.
: Time from Cincinnati to "Pittsburgh, hours. Fare,
(7,76. Fore from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
$16.00. * :
MAIL TRAIN loaves Crestline at 7, A M; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train bom Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 6, ft M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M and 4.45 P M, and New Brighton at 7
A5l imd 1 P M. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at reduced rates.
FREIGHT TRAIN Icaros Pittsburgh at &30 A M, and ar
rives al 4.30, PM.
Passengers are requested to procure Tickots at the
Company's Ofiicc. at the'Federal Street Station, of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent
. 4^-The Trains do not ran pn Sunday.
Further Information xnay bo obtained of
augS JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
WIHTEE AEEAHOEHEBTB.
1833.
THE PEWYICVanVa IIAiLIIOAP.
IUIK Fast Mad Train will leave tho Paseonger Btation on
Liberty street every morning at 9 o'clock, stopping
at all the regular stations on tbe road, and arriving in
Philadelphia the next morning at 7 o’clock, connecting with
the trains direct to New York, also connecting at Harris
burg with the trains for, and arriving in Baltimore at 7 o'-
clock, A. 51.
The Express Train leaves the station every erveningat
0 30 o’clock, stopping at all the regular stations, and con
necting with trains lor Baltimore, and arriving in PhUadcl
pbl« or Baltimore at 8 P. M.
Faro to Philadelphia, $9,60; Faro to Baltimore, $9.
Baggage chocked to all stations on tho Pennsylvania Rail
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 far as L&trobe.
Returning trains arrive in Pittsburgh at SJO, and 8 o’-
clock, A. and 720 P. M.
Passengers purchasing tickets.in cars, will be charged tej
OEXta In addition to tbe’station rates, except from stations
where the Company have no agent.
No notes of a less denomination than five dollars wQ] bo
received in payment for tickets, except those issued by the
: Banks of Pennsylvania.
I ■63“'Notice.—* ln case of loss, the Company will hold them*
I selves responsible Ybr personal baggage only, and for an
| amount not exceeding $lOO.
I N. B.*—The Excelsior Omnibus has been employed
to convey passengers and baggage, to and from the Dspot,
at a charge not to exceeding cents for each passenger,ond
12U cents for each trank.
For tickets apply to J. ME3KIMEN, Agent,
' At the P. R. ft. Depot, on Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, November SO, 1853,
SANDDSKT, MANBFIELD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD*
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after WEDNESDAY, November 16,1853, Three
Passenger Train.* ran daily (Btmdays excepted) as fol*
lows:— GOING SOUTH.
Morning Mail Seating
Expret*, Fatttngcr. Expnst.
Leare Sandusky at 4.30 A M 11.00 A M 6.10 P M
Monroeville Junction.. 616 “ 11X0 “ 6XO “
Shelby Juncti0n......... 6.40 “ 1.16 P M 7.16 1
Mansfield'Junction...- 7.20 11 1.40 M - AID fi
Blount Vernon.- 0.05 4.10 a OX6 *■
Reach Newark..;;. .10.03 <* 6.16 « ILOO 4
GOING NORTH.
Leavo Newark at 4.20 A M 0.00 A 31 6.25 P M
MU Vernon 6.25 « 10.10 «■ 0.30 «-
Mansfield Junction 7.20 « • 12J0 PIT UO “
Shelby Juncti0n......... 7.45 “
Monroeville Junction.. 9.16 “
Reach Sandusky -.10.00 “ 3.65 u 11X3°.
Connecting at Sandusky with Mad Rarer and Lake Erie,
and “ Northern Division” Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
At Monroeville, with Trains on 44 Southern Division**
Cleveland and Toledo R. It, for Cleveland, Toledo, Ac.
At Shelby Junction, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cin
cinnati Railroad.
At Mansfield Junction, with Ohio and ! Pennsylvania
Ralirond 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 1 * Ortat JfarVt»WaV*
Passengers from Philadelphia and Baltimore, destined for
the West, proceed, directly on their arrival at Pittsburgh,
by Ohio and PenasylyaciAKalirtiad fo Mansfield. Thence
to MonroovUlo, whore connection is made imtaediately for
Toledo, Chicago, and intermediate place*—affording a route
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
Connection is also made with all the Trains on tho Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Mansfield* by which passes*
gers from Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh,. Phlladel
phia and Baltimore, without delay. , .. r
By this route, passengers taking, the early Train .from
Zanesville,Columbus, Nowark, Ao.-,can goto Toledo, San
dusky or Clcvol&nd, remain lneither place some fourhours,-
and return homo samo'day. "
TnRUUGU TICKETS to be had at the different Stations,
for the above named places.
J. R. BOBINBGN, SaporinVt;
Sandusky, Novctrihor, 1960.' ’ - fnot24:3m)
Penntylvanfta Aailrtrad Ctwapany*
WE are forwarding I’rodjico, Baltimore and Phila
delphia, promptly, mj receipt. Time,iltvwDays.
.... • sumomsaßt.
Bacon, Pork and Bots fsalted,) 45c. 9 lOQfoa '•
OnLojdjLard Oj),Tallow,Cotton, WindowGlass,6oa. ©
lOOibs.^
On Candle?. Choose, Earthenware, Leather- W Tobacco,
60c.^ao0£bs.
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristlos, Qorer and Timothy
Seed. 70c.?* lb..
On Deer Skins, Hemp, Flax* and Eggs, 70c. $ 1005 a.
On Feathers. Furs, Peltry. Brooms and Merchandise, 90e.
. .
On Hour, 87**c.$ barrel, .
Wo are also prepared to forward freight to Rodehangh’s
Station, near Greenaburg.and intermediate Stations.
&VODE i GRAHAM. Agents,
oomer of Penn and Wayne sta,. Pittsburgh.
• Ti: H. HOUSTON, Agent,
276 Market street, Philadelphia, i
JT pmamnion, Pniunnvmi attn, Bjitimoee.
First Class.—Eggs. Feathers, Merchandise, Furs, 90 cants
tgt 100 lbs. .
Second CJsss,—Apples and Peaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles, Rnifalu, Boar, ami Deer Shlnd) Clover and Timothy
Seed, Oiisßwaro, Ginseng, Eogr, Sheep Pelts 76e ® 100 lbs.
Thirddo**— Apples (green,Vßren and Ship StnfL Bacon
ami PoTt, (loose,) Buttor, Hides,' Hogs* Hair, Hemp and.
;Fiax, Leather (Eastward,) loo lbs, ■ .
. Iburih Clair.—Alcohol, Bacon (In casks or bores,) Barloy
: and Halt, Boef and'Pork (plokled or salted,) pocked Candles,
rCheeso, Grain On bags,) Lard and Lord On, Lead (In pigs or
■ sheets.) Oil Oahc, Tallow, tYhl.-lry, Leaf Tobacco, SO cents
,%UOOftJ.-
Special Bates. —Cotton 000 ? 100 lbs. Flour $1 Ttbbl,
dec!2 ■■■ GEOKGE C. FRANCIBCUB.
JEHO HAWORTH, corner of Diamond and. Diamond
alley, wishes to inform his customers and the public
generally, that he is now reoelving-a large andchoicaeelec
tlan or GROCERIES, such as thdee Yonng Hyaon, Impo*
rial. Gunpowder, extra 1 fine Souchong, Ningyong,-Oolong,
Congo, and scented Orange Pekoe TEASMocha, Old Java
and RIoCOPFEES; fine SUGARS and, SYRUPS; Bunch,
Clnster, Valencia, Bun end Sultana RAMINS; fteshCUR
RANTS; preserved Citron, Xemotr&ndOnmgs Peela; supe
rior French BRANDIES; Port, Madeira, TpjrarKTe, Cham
psgne, Lisbon, Sherry and MolaKaTwlNES;rtdgether with
a general assortment of ; puje SPlCE3~«Uotwhich,he Is
determined to spU at such LOW PRICES thSt tannot he
heat hy any other Store In the city. , povl7
• r Administration Notice.
TTTHBBEAS, Letters of Administration -de tmit-ninh
Jr.V cum tutefflcnto nnnero,to the wtato of BERNARD
KAJiE, laio of the City* of "Pittsburgh, dos'd, hayo been
granted to the subscriber, all perrons indebted to said Ea*
tate will mate Immediate paymenV and tbote ; harte£
claims against the same, will present them; duly odthehti*
caiod, for settlement, to •-.... . _ • •'
.?• .WJUUtIAU ■ -Adm’r.
■MITOHBtitPAIMEB,
Attorneys at lav,'
r.- ‘- • -r\
. ' j ‘ ' • *
V •
INSU
Utlavf Oro ffltntaia Surety maturnnce Co. i
Office, north main 'of Third it, Pint
T?l£k& HiSUEATOIfc-jtttiiiilegß, .mpiobandlxe -and other
J? ,proj>erty,ln townand country, insured, against loss or
damageßy fire; st the lowest rateofptomlanu
. Minis* IsßTOmca.—They lisa Insore reesels, cargoes and
freight*, tbretgn or oossttHao; under open dr spedalpolldos,
as the assured may desire. •■ • . «
IsLyjß TnAnPi'cnriTjorr,—Theyalso insure msienanfllsa
transportodby wagons, railroad ears, canal boats *nd steam
boat*, on ttrers and lakes, on tho mart liberal-terms.— \j
Directo*—Joseph H. Beal, Edmond A-Soudsr, John C.
Darts, Bobert Barton; John' K-Ponrose, Samuel Edwards,
6 per. 1 Edward Barlingtdn,- Isaac B. Davis, VO
liamkolwell, John Howlin', Dr, E. SI.-Huston, Jaa. C. Hand,
Theopbllus Paulding, H. Jones Brooke, Henry Sloan, Hugh
Craig,Oeorgo SertilT,Spencer ll’llvuin,Charles Kelly.J.O.
Johnebn, William Hay, Dr,B.Thomas, John Sellers, William
E! £indart at T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
X. Logan. Wxlliah Mabthi, FrtxiaenL ■ •
■ Zara. O.Hun>i loci Avrident
. JoswaWiOowAS,fiscrdary* - . -
•/ Office of the Company, NO. 43 Water street. PittaOorgh.
‘ Jelflaltf • ■■■: P.A. MADHRA, Agent.
INSURANCECOMPAHY,
■ 0 p
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premium and Wcciem Fund
$1,000,000.
INOOBPOBATBD 1826.
Policies of Insurance issued atal! times on the mostiaTora*
ble terms, against
LOSS OB DAMAGE BY FIBE,
.. ob »n»
FKHXIiB OF NAVIGATION,
.., ..... ... BY..
GEO. E. AENOXiD. Aoeht
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLFGHENT COUNTY.
xnarlGtyj
. TIIE ONITBD STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND' TRUST COMPANY,:
PMHiA»EIJPSIIA. ■.
- CHARTERED APRIL 26T8, 1850. .
. CHARTER PERPETUAL;
CAPITAL $250,000,
Office, S. E. Comer of Third .and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.. ;
Officers of the Some Board at Philadelphia:
soecitobs. 1
Stephen It. Cranford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, ‘ , Lawrence Johnson* ;
Benjamin W. Tinglsy, Geo. inionry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Dovereux,
William M. Godwin* William JTKee.
Prtmdcnt— Siephenß. Crawford. -
Vice President— Ambrose.W.Thpmpson. , . -
jfffd*col JSeamineryPito&twyh—James iLWUlflon, M.D.
Allegheny (My —B. B. Mowry. M. D, ■
. GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
marl7:y * No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsborgh*
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
• Of Philadelphia, JPmntylwinuL
w. ll&ncker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
JJ Wegner,Samuel Grant, Jacob B. Smith, Goo. \Y* Bichr i
arris, Mordecai D. Loir la, Adolph! E. Bono, David 8. Browne, i
Morris Jfattsrson. / Cnss. N. Basckib, President,
Oms. Q. Bakckzb, Secretary, . .
Continue to make Insurance, pcrpotu&l or limited, on evoiy
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fond,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, of
ihrd ample protection, to the assured.
The Assets of the Company 4 on January. Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, vis:
Mortgage .*..5918,128 <5B
- Estate M£77 78 .:
Temporary Loans ......... 85,960 17
8t0ck5...... ...... 01,889 OQk
Oosh, Ac..« CMUO.BI
Total ..»$1,212,705 44
Since their Incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire,there by affording -evidence of the
advantages of Insurance, os well os. the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
1 J. OARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 •' Office, north-east cor. Wood and Third sts.
THIUD ANHUAIi BTATEBIEST
OF THE BTAMSIUTOAL FIRUAND MARINE
INSTJBAHCE COMPAHY, i
Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Aswta, May 15t,1862~ $209,010 61
Premium* received to May Ist, 1863........ 136,260 60
Interest on Loan*, Ac 1,91019
Capital Stock..—..-.., 100,000 00
$440,183 20
Returned premiums, Losses, Ito-insurance, Ex*
ponses, ..... 87,804 06
Bonds, Mortgages, Stock*, arid other good sccu-
....... m
Premium N0te5.......... ................ 179,016 61
Cash on band.. 17,820 21
LO5 « 8.35
3.10. *« 10.30
UlOAJJ.—Wet?® Zabot
PROTECTION::
Total ain’t of Resources, Liable for Losses— $353,318 70
Wttwtoas.
JOHN P. RUTHERirOIU), Dauphin county,
P. 0. SEDGWICK, Harrisburg,
BAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS, Banker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER, “
JOHN B. RCTH£RFORD;DimphIn county,
A. J. QILIiIiTT, Harrisburg.
8. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLOTZ, Carbon county.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. OH,LETT, Secretary.
Will insure against perils of sea and Inland navigation,
aim, on Merchandise in city or country, at lowest rates con*
alstent with Woty. Policies issued on -dwelling houses
either perpetually or fbr a tana t>f years.
Branch Office, corner Fourth and Smithfleld streets.
mygfctf 1 A. A. CARRIER, Actuary
Pittsburgh hlfe-Inanroxic* Company, 0/
piTT&BUnaii,
President—Jama 8. Hooa.
Vico President—SanaaM’Ci.caxAff.
Treasurer—Josxra &Listen.
Secretary—C. A. Cowoh. .
OFFICE, SO. bb FIFTH STREET,
(Masonic Hall Building.)
This Company makes orery Insurance appertaining to
or connected with life Risks.
Mutual Rates are the some a* those adopted by other
safely conducted Companies.
Joint Stock rates at a reduction ofone-thlrd from the
Mutual rates—equal to a dividend of thirty-three and one
thlrdper cent., paid annually in ad ranee.
Riskß taken on the lives of persons going to Californio or
Australia.
James S.Boon, Samuel IFGurknn,
William Phillips, • Jobu A. Wilson,
John Scott, Joseph P,G«xasi* M. D»
John il’Alpin, Alexander hejrnolds,
Horatio N. j>e. Hiram Stowe. max 23
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
B. MILT,KB, Jr., President. | P. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, 0300,000.
\I TILL insure against all kind* of riaks.FlßEendMA
W BINS. AU lopses will bo liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Dxuctobs who are ■well
known in the community, and who are determined* by
iromptnefla and liberality, to maintain the character which
hey bare assumed, as offering thebeat protection tbtbosa
who desire to be insured.
bired&nr-K. MBler, 'Jr.»C. W. Hlcietson, J.W.Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. H. Smith, 0. Ihmseti, Q eorfo W. Jackson,
Wm.fcL.Lyoo,Jamesiippeneott,George Derate,JmmedMc*
Auley,Alexander Nimick,Thomas Scott. ,
- Office, No. 02 Water street, (Werenoose of Bpang ft
Co.,OT>*Ul«,VPlttaMirah. ■ V - ! •••' -• uorMrly
JETNA IWSUBXNCE COMPACT,
UAUTFOBDk CONN. .
Chartered 1610~Cap!iol6tocU 0300»000i
. THUS, K. BRACE, President*
TSO3. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary. .
DIRECTORS— ' . Thomas K.Broce,
Samuel Tudor, Ebenexer flower,
Ward Woodbtldgo, E.A.Bulkdey, ;
Joseph Church, . Roland Mnther,
PraierlckvTyler, „ Edwin G. Ripluy, EI3 1
Robert BOeU,- , Samuel Sf Ward,
BlUes A. Tuttle, Henry Z, Pratt,
John L. "Boswell, Austin Dunham, : ,
' Gustarus F. Davis, Junius 8* Morgan. ~ '
T J&SF Policies on fire and Inland Bisks issued on favora
ble terns, by GEORGE E ARNOLD, -
; deelfcly No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EARMERSMNSTJRANCE CO.,
NEW UgSO5( OHIO*
BRANCH OFFICE,' No.', 129 FIFTH' ST., PITTSBURGH.
CapitalfSlOO.OOO.
. JAMBSEELLV iPresL LEVI MAETINi Bo efj. •
. R. H6RASKEY, AgQOt.—
; OS* Will insure Buildings, Stores, Merchandise, and
Property generally, on.thg.most favorable tenna. [dccltflm
- It your JUlfo Insured,
r' NOT, read whdtsonwonohasTnittoa. Amongalltha
oonirtvanoes of mat to protect, tbo family .circle from
want, nojm can befouruipiore simple in ita character, noble
in Ita feature, or certain in Itsresults, than LIFE IN3UE
ANQE., It la the prop vrhloh the dying husband leaves to
support the uifeof hU bosom.. . ...........
: It Is theunsemi hand of .the Provident fbther teaching
forth from the grave, and Will nourishing bis oilspring, and
keeping together the family group. - \ -
:5 C/A. COLTON, Secretary,
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company, Filth st.;
sepH < ‘ MnSohioHall.
HOTELS, &e.
FLOOBItOB HOlßfci '
... INC. 400 BEOADWAY, NEW YORK.
; (cosbcctto os thi loKorurr pun.) ■
BEOBEH IOVEIOY,
<xS:ly : PROPRIETOR.
AUEf BBOVi O.OO2IKSIXT.
. Btown’s Hotel* ;
\€omer Third PitixburgTu jPtnrfai
? ■• • BROWN & CONNELLYvPBOPIiiROBi ■ ->••■
■ . attacftea to the-Honae, i
: FRANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Oblo. .
A PATRICK A
V • ;dergone thorough and • extensive repairs, alterations,
feul large, additions of near i\irnitaro, eta, anti thd proprie
tors pledge themselves-that nothing-shall bo wanting on
their part to render tho ftuzramr a plaeo whore all the com
forts of a first class hotel can be found.
! Jyfctf »•- C. PATRICK A SON*- 1
■ St. Cbarle*, Hotel, :
i °’ rner TJ** 1 “Ttrt, i PiUsbvrs\ Jter.’a.
! ... traJUAMB. CAMPBEUi, i! • -
j mHXB fine ratniUßtosnt into' tto hands of a
iX now Proprietor, offers groatindiKomcnts to Uie travel
.UngfOTOßmmy. and alsoto regular boantos. -3iycry dcll
jcaoy and injury .will be proTidod in ttasoason, and no pains
'will bo spaiod tOtio a r WU®5*Io bom to ail
ThOnayicaa.'tSCTa. [MjI&tt)»Ifa. v OAMFBBtJi > -Prop'iArv
St. 61al«" Jhttgna Bnv -Brewery.
rTSHE undortigned roepectfoll; informs tho pubfe that ho
JL' So now fully prepared.Jo fierrpjirlTßto families and the
pubUo.goneralljy wtth Wo celebrated .LAQEIt BTiKB, In
Dottles* All ardors left at,his OSIeo,HO.S9:DIAMOND
AXLET, (near Wood street.) will bo pnnctoally attended tot
and the Boer dolirnrod to any part of the city or vicinity.
jo2Brtf O; BCHESCK.
OFFICE MONONOAUELA NAVIGATION-CO,)
December 10. 1853.. T
PBOPOSAIiJ-wlll 'fct) received at thisoi&ce until three
o'clock P. M. of WEDNESDAY, tho 25th :January
next, for the construction of Loekand Dam No. 6: also, for
the. construction of locks and Dams Nris.‘6uud'r, being
roquisito to .qxtand tho navigation to the Virginia State
llno.;_ Plans and BpeciSciitians will booxhibited at the'bfflce
ono week previous to the letting, and all necessary Informa
tion given By a iatthrop, Esq., or theundendgned. t
Proposals trill be received for paymonta to bo made in
cash.; tUso,:fbr payments in .stock and bonds <>f the com*
pany J. K.MOOBHEAD,
. deoM r,.i.".„- PreaHem of Mon Jfav.Co: ;
.. - .•HMUKtfl'lAiii uhiNDs, n7i~
OF EVEBYQUAUTYtIhrsaIa at manulkctuMrat prices,
atthe ’NEW CABPET BTOBE, 4T FIPIH BtSeiS
neaiWwd. , [norfctfj- BOBINBON A OX
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
EXCHA HOE AND BAH El HO HOUSE
a. wilkijSl *-cor,
UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING,
So. <3*7,1-aft Fourth Street,
TT'OKEIGN and Domestic Exchange, Coin, Note,
; J? and Land Warrants bought abd sold.
: Collections made throughout the Union.
Business paper discounted, and loans negotiated*
; Stocks bought andsold'cn coraxolSalon; .•:"
: Money rooeived'on* deposit, &&d Interest allowed when
left for a specified time.. •. - ...... , deco .
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
•"‘‘•'SBAU&-2S •
• Exchange, Commercial -and Bank Hotes. r
QTQCBTbought • and eold on' commission. Collections
O 'carefally attended to. Interest paid onDcposit, _
jO®“No.'sBl£ Fourth street, nearly,opposite the M* M.
Bonk. ' 'V-; , • declO
9. o. TTEp^" r - r T„---',T- —-Tr-r-' —-——— toHM tu xumutf
TEEBKAtf & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS. . .
feb26:ly] ; gYo.9fr Wood StTtei, and 2Hamond AOty
1883.
EXCH ANGE AND' BANKING HOUSE 0,
A. WILKINS ft CO.,
No; 75 Eoubib Stbxet,
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh,
jtuiS , . ..
BANKERS AM) EXCHANGE BICKERS, ,
DEALERS in Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and.
Time Drafts, Ac.-, Collections carefully attended to,
and proceedsremitted to any port of the Colon.. .? -
: Stocks hooght and eold on commission. > - • •
: No. T 4 Fourth st, next door to Bank of Pittsl/g. (aelo
•••- ooama of wood asm fifth etaxrrs..
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. • • Time Bills of Exchange and Notes
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and t01d.,. Collections,
made in all the,principal cities of the United,States. Per
posits received or Par and Current Panda. . [mar27ly
<tt . . . r £J)WAHO BAIDf, .ILORESCT gRAMII.
• -.Tk"fcAWRR ft -BAHM,
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock;Securitiea; purchase
Promissory Notes and/Time Bills, on East and West* buy
and sell StockscnOommission.
: Collections made on all points in the Union. [myl
H.HOLMEB&SOHB, ; ]
i BANKERS ANDKXOIIANGK BROKERS, I
aavx nmovEß tnnu' bahdno ahd exchisos .ornca to no
-67 hab&st street, yorm nooBS bxlow old btaiq.
XT ; HOLMES A SONB, Bankere and Exchange Brokets,
. and Dealers In'Notes, Drafts, AcMptancc, Gold, Sil
vet * n d nnrtv Notes. Exchange on the .Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sole.
• Collections made in all tho citiea thronghont the United
States. - Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth sta, yaSOily
las. g. eq05................ ............... ........teos. saEoxar,
HOOK & SABQEHT,
BANKERS And exchange brokers,,
it. z. ooHkbr o? woon* sacra bts4 pittsbcboh, pa.
T\SALERS in Coin, Bank Notes. Time Bills, Foreign and
X/domestic’Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, Ac. .
tExphange on all theprincipal cities of tbe Union and Era
tope,for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
; Current and par funds received on deposit. ;.- . '
i Collections made on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
rates. ' ’ ' fsepllfly
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Save RemcwUhdr Qtftcetotte Corner o/Ftfihand WoodtU.
pmsmjaqg, pa. . -* •
hQATRIOKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
'Jj iand Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. •' :
> Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. ~ [feh3 -
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Office, No. 02 Fourth it* above Wood,
PITTSBURGH.
; x®* Notes, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on col
laterals, negotiated. Stock® and Land Warrants bonghl
and sold. ; y • pets
' NEW OFFICES, '
Heal Estate and Contractmg Ageut. ;
THE subscriber has beon induced to open an office for i
the purpose of buying and selling; on Oommiasion,and
having the Agency of large Steam Baw-MUhrand Boat*
Tards on the Allegheny river, together with many other
facilities from other water and steam saw-mill A He llaUers
himself that be can furnish any bills of lumber and
timber of any kind, great or small, long or short, and
>'elivef them at any point on the Allegheny, Monongahela,
Ohio, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build large Barges, ]
Store Boats, Coal Slots, Boat Gunnels, Bridge lumber, Rail- {
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to any given point,
And will attend to the Solo and Rentof Real Estate, From
his long experience In lumbering, freighting and' boot,
building, he thinks he can glvo general satisfaction.' All
persons are requested to make their contracts soon; espe
cially .those, wanting boats or large blllsof lumber and tim
ber, should contract for them in the fall for the spring and
summer use. ; Ho will also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity that may be desired.
i .Letters addressed to David Mcra, Real Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, will be
punctually attended to. His office is on Irwin street. No.
2, Allegheny House. ___ DAVID MUNN. .
$363,018 70
Col. James B. Morgan, Lumberman,. Pittsburgh.
Mr. John Morrison, Esq., u ' “
Mr. RobLS. Brown, Esq, “ Allegheny gßiTer.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, “ Clarion “
Mr. George B. fiweney, ** u . ** a
0. A J. Hahn A Co., “ “ “
dea2l;lydsw . . , ’
doling oat Sain of Carpeting, Oil ClotD®,
Slattings, Bugs, Ae,
fpHB subscriber® having adopted the* plan of selling oft
1 their stock at the end of the season, are now offering
the greatest bargains, in their line, ever offered to thq dUr.
sens of Pittsburgh or vicinity. - *
. In quality or quantity their assortment is not surpassed.:
Hemp Carpet®, in great variety, at 15,153£, 25,28, 31 and
371£ cents.
The entire stock will positively be sold the present season
—REGARDLESS OF COST. Sale to continue till March Ist
C. B. HEADLY A COi,
jalO 82 Third street- .
N. B.—Small Notes taken at par. ■
Dissolution.— The firm of l. todox & oo 7 Drug.
gists and Apothecaries, was dissolved on the Sdlnst.
The subscriber, haTlng disposed of his entire interest In
tho late firm, to his late partner, Mr. JOSEPH FLEMING,
would cheerfully recommend him to his Mends, and ask *
continuance of the patronage here toft ro so liberally bn
stowed upon them. [jaPj .L. WILCOX, Jn- -
TTJST RECEIVED —By Express, direct from themannfofr
tl turcrs, a splendid assortment of Colt’s Repeating* PIS'.
tol*f 4,6 and 0 inches barrel, all of which we will sell- for
cash as low as they can be bought in the city of New Yoffc-J
Persons going to Australia or California, will find that they
can do better fay purchasing their etiaippage at home, than
they can among strangers, as we giro persons trehaace to
try any of theabove Pistols, before leaving the dty; and
in case of A taßure, we refend the money, - -
BOWK * TETLEY, .
130 Wood street* Pittsburgh.
PATENT FRCXT GATHERER—For picking fruit from
tail trees without the eld of a ladder; Pruning Instru
ments of the most approved construction; Digging Forks,
suitable for strawberry beds, Potatoe: Hooks; Seed
Drills; Cutting Boxes, for Hay or Com Stalks, of various
patterns, and a great variety of labor saving implements
far the'garden'or farm. Downing’s, Banr*» and other
standard works on Fruits, Flowers, Rural Architecture, and
landscape Gardening, for sate at the Seed abd Implement
Warehouse, No, 49 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘
jy22 ' JAMES WABDROP.
WftiVa Academy of DrawingandPainUngi
vnrT O. WALL would notify hla mends andtbe public,
Vf that he Lob removed hisstudio from First street,
to the comer of Market and Fourth streets, {second story,)
ovor the store of Wm. M. Hersh; entranceonTourthstreet.
At the requdstof his friends, he has also opened a DRAW
ING SCHOOL. Classes tbr young Ladies and OenUemon
wBl be formed In both Drawing and Painting. - He has fitted
up a Room with every facility for study; and he trusts that
blsenteiprise will meet with a supporting patronage. : ;
; «nr22itf ; ' ’ " ' y •'
OYSTER TRANSPORTATION*
\irjß havo arranged with the;Pennsylvania and Bosque*
Vf. hanna -Railroad Companies, for a special Oyster
Trassportation.Une, at: exceedingly low rates.- . . - *
'oct?. -•; :. ADAMS ft CO., 04 Water st., ;
. Dtuolntlon of Partnership.. .
THE parinenblp horetofore existing between Samuel
Pinkerton, Alexander Youn g and Philip Do Rechbrome,
■under,the firm;of PINKERTON, YOUNG A CO,, was this
day dissolved by mutual, consent. : The noma of. the firm;
'will-ho used by either of tbe.late- partners in settling tbo
business. : ; - PINKERTON, YOUNG ft CO.
Pittsburgh, December 1; 1853.
Tho business wlli be contiiiucd at tbo old stand, by
Bam'l Pinkerton anl Alex. Young, under tbo style of
; deolidtf PINKERTON ft YOUNG. : :
Farmers’Stalk and Straw Cutter* -
THE subscriber Offers fit sale Sinclair’s Screw Propeller
Fodder Cutter. It is vary 4 simple; having only two
knives, oasily adjusted; the most durable and epeedyCut
tor in nse. : Theyare lb use on the form of Mr. William
Hodgson, Steubenville road, and at the Clover Dairy of H.
perry, from' the Seed and Horticultutal Store, 49 Fifth st.
: decl? . . . • JAMKB WARDROP.
A COMPLETE assortment of Bongs, -with, English and
J\ Italiamrords; and Potpourri*, arymgedfor
tbePlano,~.from all thalaToritaand popular Operas of Mo*
eart, Donizetti, MeyOrbeer, Bosinl, .Verdi, Anber,'
'Weber, eto4:together,
with the latest composhidiia of. Jaett* Qottechalk, JalUen,
oto-etc. Just recenred and. for sale by
' ; H. BQHBO£DJEIii A CO., -
Cargo’s Ilall, SBFourth street.. •’
BLANK' BOOKS— : ' Legers,. •
Journals, Dayßooks,
CoahßOoks, Receipt Books,
, * • Dockets, Or any descrip
tion of BLANK BOOKS MADE TOORDERot short “notice,
of the most superior qunlity,of paper, bound In any fltyle
required. Blank Books *AGn> to order.
A large and excellent stook of Blank Books always on
hand and for sale at low rates, consisting of Cap, Demy and
Medium work-in Ail styles of bidding. •
1 The trade supplied on liberal- terms. .
•: W. B.HAYEN,
- Blankßook Manufacturer,: .
border of Market and Second streets.
XXThDVinQ KNViSLOPESAND OAK£ r BOXES~-slftlQ
W end Yery sale by - ' • -
<163 ™' - JOHN S. PAVTBON, 63 Martcet Btreat;
NEW BOOKS J—H/P. OalLow, Diipatch Buildingfl, has
rebeiT«*thd following;
Magazine of Art* for December, '
‘"No. 6 PrictlcalDrnughiamon;-. ■
I PopularEdqcator,^>r r Deceinbex ; .
•..The Lady at Emne,, by Arthur;
lron Buie, by Arthur; ■ -=
The Twin Brother*;: v. v,.;-
ft** &U toe.different Magazines for the present month.
deed, v- . ••: It. Pi OADLOW, Third a tract,.
*VTEW BOOES I JDST''RBOEIT£IXATJIA;VISON , B BOOS
JV 6TOEE, 65 MAEKST st:--Scluiff *s History ;:4ammn
Honrs, ; Mrs. Kirkland; Bloodstone; by McLeod; .Dp Hie
Hirer, Shelton ; Golden link; Tip-ToprlitUe Brnmcier ;
Mason on the Chnnb; \pßStoT , ff
The Lordonr Shepherd; Memoirs of B. Williams;tha Fat*
S3na* Arithmetics; Greonleaf-’s C.& McGaCfey's
euries; -Macaulay’s Miscellanies ;Preab'. Hymn Bookain
elegant- bl n d>ng* r Bathorford’s. Children; _ and the latest
astxcs of the B.a. DhioiL' Fors&loby - - ■-.* !•-- T-r.';
•! JOHN &'HA.'VISDH, r*.
65 Market street near Fourth.
HQIQH TPAS>— haYQ this day rooeireda fresh sup
ply of Strong - finri ‘Havered Oolong and Congo Teas, 1 at
sffjmd;?soenis importation; which we will
guarantee-equal to any : thing in this markets* tha same
urfe* Wholesale aid retail by v 1
y BAILEY- A RENBHAW, ;
l a s f ? 258 Liberty street
I. *W. ClindWtolt,
TvBAIBE IK BAGS ANDPAPER, No, 149 Wood BtrOet,
[ /, Pittsburgh. The higbestyrloe In cash paid for rags.'
I ' 5 4 - l F .
O. E. ARNOLD ft CO.,
HILL A CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Removal.
PATRICKS ft FRIEND,
Notice,
Re.voiters I EerolTers t
NewMnilc,
c - SIBVJSNSON-ccnUnuM 'o tnanobstot.
ul .OABINETTWABEIIICTerjiIKKriptiim, ithla old stud,
Bloomer of. Üborty aiul SoTeath stmts. DNDERIAK
. T . DiG attsnUod to, la all tts Tmnches. myll
■ a.Mllukbh saco'., ~~
TTAVB.TOT HiND at oxttmdl* CABINET ted
|~i CHAIR MANUffACTORy, No. M BmltbAold strest, .
large assortzoent clfyxur OJ plain faxnitato, which they
Till Mills psr oont-below customary rates.
1 TenaS—cash only. doogjjy
Orcat indntsiaontt to ®“j(,l5! l fSSKt r J 5
Tirß Till sell otu lugs stock of COMMON AND PANCV
' tV CHAIBS AND BEDSTEADS, »t prices that cannot
mi to please purchasers.' All our. work is watrahted.
Ourtermssre CASH. • ■
XEtaz2s--> t cor;Beventh&rulUbeztysts. *•
Journeymen Cahtriet MakerrA«*ociauoni
' Wji&BBOUSB 0* TBIStf 'BTJ2IBBT, ; .
v ... -;.h. . (BSTWBCf-WObD'ißil' UAHIST. Vv'- ' :-•
' . • - - :
gg^fißSp^lSSiai:ohreadv-ttrtca to three tfmes aßyvi.
- hands es thb largeet l^^
giygimifwiiiiiirnillUjj hitherto most rmtownedlmsinea* l; 1
this:city,’ hare opened their Warehouse, and'or*
able wholesale or retail,' with.Jour*
nltura offhe :i
: Mahogany Wardrobes: Dressing Bxireaus; : Full Columned
Chairs; Mahogany Wash stand g; Rofas; Divans; Piano Stboisr
Book Cascs; Secretaries; Cmnl Tables; Pier Tables;’fine .
I Card Tables: Centre Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads;
Ottomans; PoMar W&xdxobes; Dining and Break&st Tables;
Workstendsj Chmryand'Oommon.'Workfltaiidfl; highpost,
common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Chibs;
Cradles, Ac./ ’ ‘ ' •; " ■: -
The adTintagos of co-operation,.on an extensive scale, po>
I mit them to sell at the lowest prices, and they areaetor-
I mined to sell, lower than any compctttorß, ad equally good,
|if not better article, and warranted—as the public will un«
I dezstand by giving them a call.-
I - ss»<StoU7iooaf loorfcof all descriptions, and other articles
1 of any description, made to orderinevery style, attheebort-
I estnotice. ’• ' " '
pmgntmflH,
: - JAMES W.WOOBWELL, ;
CA BINST FUBJXIT US SMA NUFA CTUS BE,
- Ware-roomi 97 and 99 Third atxeou '
• J. W. WL respectfully, informs
his friends and customers that heWL
now completed his spring stock
-.-a'. of Furniture, which ia deddodly ' i •:
the largest andbest ever offeredfor aalain thikQty,which
will be eoid at prices os-tow as any in the UnitedStates*
EafltOr.West.
'Aa hels detormined to uphold the quality with l well sea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest r derigns; and
from the extent of his orders and faeftity In manufturtxniag,
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture at the lowest
prices.
Ha hadadopted the prihdple of identifying bis customers’
interest with hla in quality and-price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest variety of every description of
raniiture,- from the cheapest end plainest, to the moat ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any psrt of one, may be
: furnished from his stock, or manuftietured expfoesly to o>
j der. The fbßowing articles consist, in port, of Ida stock,
| which fiir richness of stole and finish, cannot be surpassed
| in any of this Eastemxtties: ’
Louis XXV tetoa-tete Sofas; - -
I • Aft pnfflfj iTT plnah htdr doth}
- 60 dex Mahogany Chairs;
| - • 2D doa. Walnut M
I 50 Mahogany Rocking (<
I 20 Walnut uu.
I 60 Mahogany Divans;
I 20 Walnut - «r: -
I • 60 Marble Top Centro Tables:
I t fiQ . **; “ Dressihgßareaus;
I *BO : M “ Washstosds;
j "40 Enclosed • w ':
j 100 Common “
I 20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
| - 49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
I 20 Walnut “
I 60 Cottage . u
! 800 Cherry and Bjplsrßedsteads;. .
j 20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut u
| 10 Cherry ; w
j • 60 Plain Bureaus;.
I TO Dining and Breakfast Tahls*--
| 12 Secretary.and Bookcases;
I 20 doz. Cane Beat Chairs;. -
| 24 Cute Seat Rocking Chairs; . - ;
I Writing-Desks;: .
I- Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
1 Etiguires; ;, . PapCT.Madie Tables;
I Couveraation Chairs;' i ' Pemnroke w
I Elizabethan “ ' ‘ Haß ahctTler tf
j Reception -• « : lidioa? Work u
I Pearl Inlaid ** Extension Dining Tables ;
J Arm M Ottomans;
I . Gothic and HMI Cb aim; ■\ v~ : i
I A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
f WINDSOR CHAIRS; ' sAsnarHiS*BS supplied with all or
r ticks In their line..
STEAMBOAT? and HOTELS, furnished at Qifr aborted
notice.'
: All otdcni attended to,
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c..
HEW JEWBIBT BTOBE,
Ko. 87 Market Street,
Jeond door, above the MorVrwest earner n f the JXavumd.)
OHN STEVENSON, (of the late firm o i John B. U’Fadd«u
& Ox,) respectfully announces to the public that be bits
opened, at the abore stand, a fine assortment ofWATCKES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, UI
BAN DOLES, Socket and Table OuVery y Britannia Tea and
Cbmmimton and the usual yarlety of goods in his line
Of business. •.
• Special care and attention rirentotheßEPAlßcl FIKE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac. - - /
■' He trusts, that from his long experience In business, lie
will bo able to give satisfaction to those who may fbvor him
with their patronage, . . .
' Pittsburgh,May l£th,lSs3»
Hency Rtoh&rdaon, Jeweller*
HAVINGre-htted bis Store In a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern. dUeawitha
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and- FANCY
GOOD 3, wouldeall the attention of his friends and custom
era tothe tact that nmcng UaWatches will bofbundthe
mostderfrable styles; patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest series of Brooches, Breast. Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Boses,: Fancy Tabcs, Perfume Bottles, Table-Mats,
Coifs Pistols, Porte Mommies in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishuß; with an endless variety of ’usefal a&daK
namental articles, which have only to be seen to be appee
dated. r [novl) NO. 81MARKET STREET.
, Bay Wood Nnriery and Oardenfi.
TAMES KENNEDY, [late Manager of the well-known 9y
tl racusa Nuseries, New York,) begs leave to inform' the
public, that he haa now ertabliimed an EXTENSIVE KDR
SERY,.on the Form of Mr. dames B. Negley, near EaStLib
erty, where be shall be prepared, after the &th instant, to re
celveand fill orders for every variety of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and ln
addition to a choice and a operior stock on hand, he haa xnmle
arrangements of the largest Nnrseries In the East,
to keep up idssupply. Having a thorough and lohg expe-
Hence in the business, he Can' assure hla customer? perfect'
aatirfheilou. ’ •>
; Mr, Kennedy would also respectfully offer his service* In
designing, layingout, and managing Band Cemeteries, Pub*
lie Parks, or thO gToonds urConstry' Residences; and will
also furnish plans fgr the formation of
PlcttiresqthJ Scenery, Ac'* in tbo- highest styles of the aits
practically acquainted with eveiybranch-of Landscape
Gardening, and haring spent years to the Sylrian Parks of
England, and hanks of the 'HUdsohi'he
hopes he has the capacity to meet .the wishes oflhose who
favor blta. - —-j , =*
bSSSF*
; oar7rr . KENNEDY t OfV
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL TEAST
OB BAEIBO POWDEBB,
The Cheapest, Healthiest, msx£ Useful and £ccnouii~
Cal Article for Retiring Bread, Biscuit, Bricd,
Griddle* and JbAnay Oakes, ftutry,
J*uddings t £ iced OakeSf
Cbm Bread, <£e.,
' EVES ryVE WTSp.
Opinions op the press
Tbose who bare tried have found that the advertise
ment does, not vaunt Us praises too highly.—(Tallahassee
PlOrldlan and Journal, Fob. 19,1853. ;
; ‘ Housekeepers, who' have tasted the quality of this pnw
dcr, pronounco unanimously in its fhvor.—{Lockpoi& Daily
Courier* ... -•
I * It surpasses everything in the way of rising, we ever saw:
need in the baking of cater.—{Rahway Advocate and Reg&
iter, April 15,1853. - ' r.
> This is an article of such .utility in various kinds of cook
ery, that when its virtues become properly known,' no
housekeeper, that studies comfort ana economy. will wil
lingly do without IfcHN.T. 2D 1,853,- '\ ‘ :
No one need hesitate to uiaPurkee’shiMmportntrt ortiela
;to housekec^era, —[Republican BannerandKoahvilleVVljlg,
; : Would youhave llghtrbreaiJ/sweet 'bretuJ; braid that you
icon eat with a good reUsb,do not forget tonroedre DurkceV
Baking Powder, and you will nbtXoil tonavegodd bread,
cakes, Daily Times, May 24,1852.- : •/ -
> -We have tried thla articlo, and can recommend 'it with
perfect
; -Burkee*s Baking Powder'we have tried at our housed and
our “ better hair’ was astonished at the result. I —fN. Y.
iDaily TimeivOct:23,lßs2,;~ •—**••• , ‘
: AUgoodhouseTTivea will-iT'jaice lnand glority the namo
;of Burkes, alter they have given his Baking powder a loir
.trial.—{Now York Sun, B*pb 30,1852. ,
| Durkeo’aß&klng Powder, undoubtedly the host article for
this purpose that hna yet bcondisrovered.—N. Y. -Dutch
man, Feb. 12,1853. • ' 4*., , .
' The highest commendations, from hurdradßofthelargest
and most respectable wholesale houses in this, and.-nearly
every large city on this continent, could be given; if space
allowed tt. i; : ; . • •• • ,:u
1 ’ B. R. BtJRKEE,
. : Boix .Psopßinon aru. UanurAcnmxß, •
■ .'l39 iWaUr street, NovE-York,
BAXTER A McKER, Agents, Httsburgh; {octal]
ijuwoL2f urren-^;:.^.'.; joiw M’irj?rs:.;....„..jostpiig,
J. S« Deech, filcAlplndh Co., v
jTCTHOLESALR'GROCE&S, and Beal era In Produce^ilet*
; Vf : ala,ahd lditaburgh' afanufiiotureg, Nos. 242and24A
'Liberty street, near the head of iWood, Pittabtirgh, Pa., tf-i
ifer&rsalebcliberaltersiSythefbUGtring:
I lQfrtlsrOes fash Ride; 150,000 Rs. Bacon, assorted;
'■ 10nbbli.Tor;’ • . 6 tonsßar Ironi do; ''
. 1500kcgsNaHs,asaorted; t r; 3"do .
t .600 boxes Window Gloss,. 2000. kega Rock and BiSo
. .• assortedj7. I. ;. ; .' Powder,assorted: ’
. 50 half chests Tea, as-; 800 boxes Rosin Boap;
r . ;96hhls.Linseed,Lordan4
• 7 5 hxs, Tobacco, assorted;; Tanners’ On:
> 100hhds.N.O.Sugor,port;. 800bble.Tinegart
! primes 30 do r Eo'sm;*
. 5 bxs. Havana Sugar; < 20 do Pitch; '
5 10 hhds. Rico i 5000ft>e..a«sorted Copp6r;
" - isob&gs Coffee; - • • | • 20bhls.aad kegs Lardf
500 bbls. N. O. Molasses; 1 lOkegaassortedShot;
75^^do; j 1 do Buckßhot;’
_ SOO'Bxs.Tin; Plate, - Eas'd Bbbla.Alum; -
.-4 tonsi Wire,;.i do;.] . 20 do ByePlour; . ; -
. 2 do Spelter;.. ‘ •'SOseitsTinnera 1 Machines
> vfi caaks shoot Zinc,aa-> .. - and Tools; • * -
; ; - sorted; ; »~ 10Q bus. Dried Apples; •
500.pigaHn; . .. * 100 bales Batting,assorted;
. 1000 tbs. Antimony;. I 2000 235. Cotton Yarn,'::as
; ; 10tonsftss’dSheetlTon;i sorted. *
100 t Q60'B>a..aatfd Bulk. Meat Si" ~ . jcprtO..
wm: a. m’cltjkg,'
■ DEAEERIN
fine Teas, Choree family Hfoceriea mi Willow
i.a- Ware. ‘ ft
CORNER OF WOOD A$D SIXTH STS.,
- .■■■•■ - • ■ • - pirrsEUßQn, pa. .
IS how receivihgft largo Assortment of PRBSH GOODS,
-iMdditlon -to'JilA already stock, porrha&vU
from .first hands in tlieKastam&iflxketfty which) wißbesqld
atthelowestmarket prkos. *
Hotels Staamooatft,' afcdGurilllea, buying-by th*
freg orfchargo. sgp2l
\\ sxaxioneey'wakehouse, ;
; .i tbh*,..vw-r f •
. OQaata QrMAdsiT AaßfiscosDSTsina. ... .
\ ALWAYS ON UAflLi slargeand-Trell atlectcd stock el
J\ Whatman’s Drawing Papers, all sizes; - «
« . ,
-» •.; Draaghtlngl’encilsj > - -,
-• tfatfaematieiU Instruments; .
• Tape Lines; India Bobber;
Reid Books;
* -Proflla^Pwere; —
:; i ry Papers ?
And etf articles of 'Statlonery' tifiOd fcyGfrll
49*Let«l > Transit* Topdgrspbyend Bobord Books taedo
to order— toiuiy pattern repaired, eept
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- - ETTEOPEAH AOEHCT.; .
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nxiswss m was city
THE OLDEST
SIOSBT TO THB OLD COBSTBYi '
T4SIK3 BLAKJELXhegt leave toaay iothotopersOßa hay-
U. ring friends in theQld Country, anddadrou* of either
Bending them' money or- paytafrtfcem passage tbathisjar*
tangemorta for doing either is nov eossplnte/ttbil oh'eofitsx.
ttbaEtstbatmlrtedtoacannotocau^nor-lofiSfflecmietoaßy
pwrtji, faring the last ten years in «hfch'J»;h« been in
baa remitted or vr> yHftlfMHltoa cfßolUrs
yitLontthfOoss of -e dQUar,«nithe bouseforwhtoh-hols
in Liverpool, hhe shipped zmtlefis than 46,800 person* t
during the test year to this country, without a-oomplahit ct
select ofdttty-Qn theljrparui : . .
He canissue PaMenger.®cketa for London, Dublin, Xiver--
Drogheda, Limerick, Port
toil Dundalk, to Now
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and New Orlo&ns,and
from thence to Pittsburghjan* wflL attend sfirietly to for
watng passengerafrom thenceto any part of the country*
HPf**®* Lao ’flightdrafts far sale, pay ablest tbs following:
.i- ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, Sandfbrd ACo... JLondon*
r~“ •••• OS IBELANB.
PiOTindalßank ■: Ireland „ ._Dabllru
... •- —
Armagh, ; Belfast, Downpatrick, Enniskillen, >
Mallow, .Strabane, Athlon v Carlow,
Drogheda, ir , Fermoy,, , x . ; Monaghan, -,-Enniaconhy,
BalUnaT 5 : tfa&Oalk, “Galway,
Newry, ; .Traleo,” , r Balyaena,, . Clonmeu, : -
Dungannon, Londonderry, Omagh, YoughalL ■
Boabrldge, Kilkenny, Dungannon,., Kilruah: .
Waterford, ’ ' Coleraine, • Partobstown, Oork, ,
Ennis, Bandon, - Sligo,. . Wexford,.. -
■ Cootehni. . limerick* 80Uy8hann0n,............ .. .
ON SCOTLAND.
> National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh; and lte"'branches
in fifty towns in Scotland. .. . . . ... . •
ON FRANCE. .. . . - •
hters. Edward Blount A 00-,'Bankoxfl—Pans.
, r (Available In any city.ln France.)
; ON GERMANY. ,
Messrs. Yegel, Kock A Co., Bankers, Frankforton-tho-Haln.
(Available In any dty in Germany.)
• *. JAMES BLAKELY,
, { myT ■' 19fl»cor.ofSeygnthandSmHhfloldsts.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
WHOLESALE AND SET AIL, , • < . -
; .jit the Mekin Tea-.-Storey
■ ' RBFirts TOnr/Pmemmaa, Pa.
: ~QY tho half chest, of neatly pocked in motalliopockage*
X> to suit the trade. .• •» •.
i The subscriber is now receiving his Fall siock of GDFIh
and,BLACE TEAS, ■■consisting of some.of-the finest cl< } i
to be found in the Eastern markot: Merchants visiting tie
city aro invited to call and examine oar stocks
;Below, is a Ust of the various grades, all of which have
beenc&Tefully selected, andean with.confidence be. recom
mended : - .
30 half chests fine Young Hyson;
.10: da ,do Moyune Young Hyson; • .
. 10; .do «xtrafineMoynno do; •• : .V.
100 .< do • Superior - .do;- •. •
1&: do extra fine do;
, 60 Lacqnred boxes extra Cnrions Young Hyson; /:
26 half chaste-fine Gunpowder; .
10 do., extra fine do;
; : 6 do : - do; Moyune Imperial; ■' ' -
;20 do ; Superior 1 do; " -
160 do : Fine Oolong Black Tea; ' .
40 do extraflneOolongt
} SO do * extra Curious do;
.20 ; -do Superlatively rtrong and fragrant Oolong;
26 chests extra fine English Jlrcaklaat Tea;.
6 do Ourious, do . do;
*ALSO—Java and Rio CoOee, Lovering’s Crushed .and Pul
verisedSugars. . ..
‘ ALSO—63,OOO Prlneipo Sogar®. wbjfih will be sold,very
low. - ‘ A. JAYNES, •
; nov!4dAw , 88 Fifth street, Pittshiirgh.
TYPE AQEXGJT*
''■ A. iJAYIIfEBf'" “ ” fc . ■
NO; 3B FIFTH STREET, PXTTfIBUEGH, .- _
Agent for iheSalety&Johiuon& QQfe Type t sc. 9
OF PHILADELPHIA,
HAB OJT HAND andfbr Bale,tie tbnotriDgt—Brtssllned ;
column Galleys;- Ccmxmon QaQeys assorted, Sl!c6
Galleys, Composing BttclßCommim. and 1 Job-Cases;
Bhooting Sticks; Ley.Brushesßoxwood Quoins
tore, end piglet, of alldescriptions ;Brw* Buty-of all
iescriptlons; Job Ink* inUbcans; 100 kegs Proof s'.Mewa
Cnk; lMPounts J?ancy;Card.l*tter:;and Leads, oat to any .;
■OTigth. : - , ... -
' Pressss andTypc'*rill rreceiva prompt at* i
tention, and furnished at the foundry prices* 014 Type re*
calved in exchange for new, at 0 Conte fv*b.
[ PittsburgVHayi** 1853^*9:
r
- - vA&aiAQKS POE SALE, r . I
TXHB undersigned h&s'Justreeefred at his n-amr. cm
X: CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, situated
bear the Tvo Mile
and Lawrencerille, a Vlb»- •-w
(f VEHICLES, of every: description, and trill continur to
receive regularly, new and second hand
IkiagiiSi he trill sell on the very lowest &rn** .for
sin.' Haviaghadtwelvejeare* practice in tbehuaineas,and
arith his weU toreo facilities In the East, he flatters himself
n putting down all onnpetitlon. . ,
Those vrishisg topurchaso are respectfully invited to call
andseefor-themselves. ....
- Especial and prompt attention paid to . repairing of Carri
ages, Ac. ,fmylB:dewj*l :: , JOaKMfWBITE.
; . i)r« 0» Fomlijr Bltdieloei
i TAYNE’S EXPECTOBANT; Jayne's HoirTbnlcr
V “ TonioYernriftige; ** Banst! vePiUs; * -
“Carniinatlw Balsam
ff Alterative; > ■ -M AmerieanHsirDye
The above TaiusfelefaxDQymediglnea eonst&ntiyon hautV
and sold wholesale or retail) at the Pekin XeaStore, 3S fifth
htreet. By V-. A. JAYKEB,
janlftdsw ... ExclnsiTcAggntfoT.Plttßburgh.
Khosas A
PATENT AMALGAM ia* I
:j_\ vention .removes tbo.two.greatbbstaclep.to ihooui; >
(versa! use of the Steel Pen, vir: their rigidity, and' the ir •
rapid destruction by the .corrosiT© aciioo.ofthe infe.ln
mlatttaly.oxftmlningthe quill penin. tbe *ct of writing* it (
' will bo seeathat iAecc/ionu compound, consijßting r flrBt,oC- :
a. gentle yielding backward action Immediately aboyctlia -
nib of .the pen, and, second, 1 the ; *tscissors??. action, or; :
spreading open of the points to permit the jibw of tbaink. *
(ThlS compound ihorement—which steel- pens" hitherto 1
fnever hare had—gives 10 the quill itsflexibiliiy, and that
; peculiar springy play whleh is eb.' agreeable to the. band,
;ahd'wHch seems to edit the action of the muscles of the
; Angers; yielding, a? It does. to the slightest pressure, wii h
out cramplDg the hand. The effortsofail steel pen makers
hare been directed to the Attainment of this essential qual
ity of fiexlbllity, and they hare had recourse to ah
merable variety of cracks andplercingsto attain it; The
inventors of the Patent Amalgam Pen found,frcma scries
of experiments, that the whole practice ef the trade had fn
this respect been erroneous—tbatno combination: of
cracks” and could produce the derived action;
.\f the ordinary farm of theMuipatittrt adhered to. This
; point being gained, they avoided the plan hitherto-ad opted
ilbr attaining flexibility, and gsve.n peculiar form to. the
metal, by .£ich Ahey managed ,to combine tho u scissors”
faction of the ordinary steel pen with the agreeable flexibil-*
ilty of thequilL The second difficulty to beovereome was
fofl&sa magnitude, butstill of great importance
earners of steel pens; Kvcry one is aware of the corrosive
'action of the Ink on the ordinary steel pen.. Even with the.
{greatest care, it speedily destroys the delicately amoothsur
’face.of the. pen. So -aoriouaA drawback Is thfo frora the
(utility of the steel pen, that thousands are induced to pur*
(chase. gold, pens, at an enormous cost, almost exclusively'
jbecause ofthe an ti-corrosive qaality of tbatmetsK:' The'
■inventors have removed this evilby their cotapbUnd met al,
ofsuei^withthe
i ThtktPenx-vttlaitvufrtihan Uocbt]}timtiUlig&V\an iftc
SttdPen,thusrenderingtherti thechiavext eter introduced.
i For sale by ‘ - . W. 0. HAVEN; Statioher,
; novlA • . Market coiner Of Second, 1
ißridge over tbe AUegtxeny.Biverriot or
ncarSharpslmrg*
Notice is hereby given, mtin pursuancapfthh
Act of Assembly ofthe Commonwealth of Pennsylra.. -
’'uia, entiiled*‘An Act than thorite the
irate a Company to erect a Bridge over the Allegheny River,
iat or neat Sharpaburg, In Allegheny County,’! -approved.
ji3th of MarchtlßW, and Supplement thereto, and Acts tut*
'•tending the lime therein limited, Bookawillbe Opened t>yV
-the tinder named Commissioners, to receive’;subscriptions
‘for tbp Stock of eaid Company, at the ST. GHAIUi&aliiK
ITEL, In the City of Pittsburgh; on fbe.BBVENTEHNTFI
idey of DECEMBER, 1853, between thehoure oHOo 7 e!pek t A;
A o’clock,- F;M;and should-the .whole, number of
lahares notbe subscribed on that day, then and In that caSe.'
-at the house of Mr. NEW POET, in the Borough of Sharp*- -
‘burgh, on the TWENTY-FOURTH BAT OF THE SAME
fMONTII* betwccA the s&mehours. .
.- Philip Miller, • Thomas Liggett/
James Sharp,. Qahriel Adams,- ■
; Lewis C.J. Noble, ThomasWallsce, '
Peter Kllngensmitb, Malcolm Leech,
John W;. Duncan, - Hairfeon Parryd* ' ;'"
- David Drexmn,. ltobcrbCbessmaß; 1
Vrands Earns, Richard ilwult. -
• David Boyd, Robert Wilson! • • .
i James Marshall, James'lL McClelland,' ■’
r Henry M’Qeatyi Thomas Pearson, ■ V .- ■ ■ '
Barnes Blakely, Grant Mowiyjt •
Charles Spang, : JamesXyii. Dciljiy, ; '
Williamo.Denny, 4 A.Morton,.
Jt C« Comstock, . LemuelSburUlff, • ' " 5 .
V. A. Collier, James Lewip. fnovlT
Wholesale-
| SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK’ MANUFACTORY. \
iTTOBERTH. HARTLEY - , begs leave to Infara- '/
: XV, hia friends and the public generally, i.
oouUnnes to occupy ithat Large and commodious ffjffp||frnf'
; Store Boom, formerly occupiedby g> .lT r
; stock sty
where he keeps -a large And: general assortment of .feddlay
! ln
Healso-keeps oonstatfiUy unhand, and is preparedtnfur-'
nl&h to order*
- the best material, and in a styloof wctrbmauahip equa 1 to
• the Eastern manufimturodarticla, and st6o>pe£ cent.cheaper.
• - OcmntrT Merchants andFaitoars would do vrell to call and
!examineids;Stockt®&tt .purchasing elsewhere* as hel&Ufr
; tertninedto seUfirat rate articlesatvery low priced i - .lv:»
- > ’Dan t NotSa > oomeruf Wood at ahd
’pf*thfmfV.Aßey.':-i. ; ' •■/ap2ft-.'t
-•- •frW!CT?7 - T' :
.Comer p/ißfwcat and Cdtuont xtrtdr, Mteghm?. QUy,
- ® J*°ULD^peapectfhDylnfbnntheir,JWroda
■ #sjg > y^aj^ , and: thanuhUogeußraßy.thaAthtrrhava
• manufacture ofC&rrieges i
Chariots* &&y their Tsrionastvles'of hniahand proportion *
All orders will be .executed with strlct regard to durability
and beauty of finish* : Repairs .-w£di also oe- aUmidedtft- $n
the most .terms. Using in all theirworkrdha
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, aud-Wheel. stuff, they feelconft*
dent that allwbofhTor them with their patxopage I ,wfil be
perfectly satlsfled ©h trial of -their Work.^ Sj --'■* * 'u.3-
Pnxchacersare to gjveuaa call,J»lbtepUTvha*
ringelsewhere^.. .oqtglly^
LIVERY; STABLE, j r
. Comer of BmiihJU& ttrea''aa& : Piasmd'iaqr.-v
_ t’-A THE nndmdgned havlzig added largely?4d liU
ffss§&>; stock, is now prepared to-acrommodatethepubllo
finest Buggias^«ndbesfc j Hdriis l b«B r fS
Baddle iad’ Harness. Gerrumnea triddn'g to/ tovei-horaes
kept atSiveiry/wBl find vnperior ftcrfflnrrovtailbhstorthcdgi
at *b<« stable: .• The stalls are large and fli i ' pro*
briatorpayßeveryattcirtion to their 1 race add eomfbrtil va<'
octfcy > P. PEmHi-;
Pearl Steam -Miltf-
CANAL' BASIK, AIiLEfinENVCITV; :
(SUS *H» fiittEOAh 6TATIOB.) .
i
X FRBSHOBOUND PLOUIV •.
By leaving their ordersntQie Millorlta our boxes at > > ( •
Loon, Wilsop.4Cdy Wocd streetjOrßraunA BeUerioot*
Her Chertv and St Claif -/i iV ( y
H. P.Schwartr, or J.T. Samplej Ihuggists, |
Flour will be delivered tofamiH<s in fTtfetrsf twp ciUes.
Tbbbs: GASH on delivery, / v ' . / .? ; •
jygQ BRYAN, A fO.
XTSVILLK U OKAIG’B NEW BOOK.—Now ready. U>e,
MEMOmS-OF MAJOR ROBERT STOBO, of thß-Vir
gipda Regiment; by Niß. Craig".
r rmuss. SHOULDER ANB.iLAa^
X UEPOTMs at Dr. KBYSER’S, No. 140
corner of-WuM streot and Virgin alley. All kinds 'nf me--
chanjcol applßrncos ar^lTcpt.
ment .Batisiaction->arnintodiAa3l,cases...' > i
A • A* MASON-ACQ.' "will close out all 'thsir stocks
jQl«= CAihmenB» At ft reduction pf nearly $0 per cent.
i. . •» » 4
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1 BOT A PASBOI CT KOCBtT »«"?/
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iho nurabfg dfT<aSjfribKsßaff.jwwatafljrtag?i£aaaiAft*! -
jurancy,haainducedUioftrcpngtoia.at lha n»ani|. l . g .«,j.*'
"
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ymmber.atßrbbwaTe*, *Wmg»r.;£«rtacißj
wid« .ttojmtwtoaj, «Sj,•«;fibra gwtteswßurtSV
jtpoSn tji»M®e*[ OQMtaMUsr d
raaea,in ratf*iU.m,<toMy»/<)tyhicb« t* mSS’
cd, MWnlshloel/;Bwd JwaUfc. Ha«v«E»l*-
AQDB etrtibl ’
fotmmvto, *
ientdescripiion. Ihad
tlUflflof aulidnak Merenrr. >nd *s-■
yertliok buioU sltt^aa/- permanent nV«Ci At MJb
toally cored me» ana,T Mat happy to Ay 1 hk»« k*a «h-y-2 .;■
chills or forar since, leoxuidtt.it,tfcf :
the only inedlcipe? tha£ yrag;pp»*h«f-fl.j .
1 j/-, M ?’ f Y T^ ,CT y ? v
.O. a LT7CK, Esq “ now in,th« of iUchxaoitfLWtor
! many years In the J*ost OZQse, has each: oosfiiknu is* tte
r ftrtopienlDg.efflcag?ofJSarttye JhAaishrMiatfaw, fc*••- ••
I hjLß.lxmsbt ojpwatiis! has jrtreo
©portingto s„ *. ,*n%
Itl a. xmmberof lnstancee tirfrd&ct»of Cm-mA 1
op & **»*wi*'i
efflA firnrof MiAir*lSor- ■
Wa,KicJuaDiia,wsao>i»a«f:UTorCoiaßlalatoirtaMlßfl»';
by U» of -
ioom.coiMof .TlolcntßcrofttU-mnibSi wtthTuiiSJiZ
tggSSWfiS^SKSS'SS®’
1 - STILIiAKOTIIBII'sCURB- oB : BflAftPlTDAj^T*^<*^«^^
i ; • ■ ObSauaw ob and ft it. K<!o_ jßlte^S'f’ffi.
! Siti HHiitm «fiwiiM3f vaiisaiaJDiHa ooMdli
■~Hr.JOIiN.THOJIPBON,nSdtos iaJJracity of maboSSl
jwaa cured 6y threiT»l£l«rof Carter’s'Spanish.wT»4n»«L Ar
gait and vhkh 4
nil. the pbyMdinittf ' Kit Shear* -
hon.la ft well knowmnggchanfcln tharft»«y ~ .
■'. “• ’■ ■ ”“.’,• 7* ~1 - i * ." f
ftferrahirorofr*
E. VFZgFi ot fltebtnAaa,Vit coni ftfßaijW- 5
1», and wbat ‘phyaMana call tonarmed CoMtnmBfla,bw v
Jtteo botUos or Oortat’aßpoSEh 'Mlalma.
■ RPWtßDfltiMiflWLi BBIUHIXitMidH Ofttni/aaba><»rai»^«J.'
•-
W^sS*.s
i iVWStCb BISWDQDnf r
lUlcsra, -which disabled nim flrom gnntin ffr -Tw.v ft
mojtttirtM'agMDisb JUjtotej and ana«id”««3g'
Tdlhdut «<miteht in erahgrt tiina twm.^iCi^*gTT
;WnrtpaiC«|^^^WAElACLoajeCo,N^BaiSs3datfT
jSwiii afsLmaifiSß^
i BKNNMCTA BIiKES, Na lifiSlain street, iuSnraiSffi*
-And to- lalehy a CO4L. WlStm*
;ffIOfIBB>BCOfIgQBSPS«BPI>Iia-y
X' pared irtnn tha'lioit* niitSSi iiMiiSraitaMßia’
Medlca, and baa CTined>ta^tttMt»llkt ! tMimtfaira»*«K^.
ela. -
and Ague, , Jeundice,^»neca?J^;oi^;js^4,^l^and.
earning the food to nertn-ieh'ona amjpoiteTery'can; ' ■ -
•••PVBIfKII»*.M»a&O^PwioW--a
and thoa caring all Bntnmfcdhitiiianaan ,
cere, Ac., Ac. - ■ -
i. :■■*. BMOTjmse .THii nßofcEiokT ofiaiHs? I '.'<' 1 ■
and byenabUngthoa -bmeuiltja Uteir protwrittaaten*.
.General d)etnifo t Trft>rilairttfi f fttatrn’rtla^ | .ai£aimffi nl a»*
.the iSeet, Limbv Jeantßj.dc.,-tanaed-h#'i^ffijgStpgl
■hung ana Threat Complaints, as Colds, Cmipl^.SrfVmt',-'
' Harlngi^a^ a <^o^^bte4Bjrap' o fYd)ni;iib&
EooVpreparedlnraHoiae «fej l UttieMiama»e*;«f bfiKt*:
*- -- -’•
• Proeldence OanAatti, TOIHain 1 PleTd,' ll.'W. «; HL- Cyida
Fl»hsr;SiL.E.fli R,»JsmM.HaBdihssanj.Oj>B^.Be»i.V,l.
• 'TMscertlfieaQiatriiive"lbi‘« T maijt)C i bf J%«ral»6a £&^
qaiated\ritkthfteampesitioa
W 8 smjFQMEIjLOft PG£&EBQtt,x
I h&TS nlfiobednacquainted
eaae/*acl eaneay'tb&i ffaali
daM^^ap^i^wMt^feWttdW
rtlaraletea healthy nethmlmnH tßß:.®islean?yt» aeißßPOit
i -'liaoaidißaifiiii-jaardi'iess; 7 ' 3^*
Mtta.PraasreJ ; by.o. i HOliaE* : OXjdJi».r«a<Hajedw»'
hew Verb, and sold- by Uruggltta .and others -thrcronboaa
lb la and other countriea’. JOKLllOtnjftLAgint, ■ ~
aprgdy ■ HttaSrgrg--!
S^EsUfiSlo2iSi
Utb ef&o much mischief tothrfnefrwfaMi
ting the pulp fo Mifaity -
offals foStrmaOatdo :«lmphi,,^aaii{i«^lig^—
ifaifl
‘plea ontho V*ooi£teiaattx» Decline sf *Vltilim'CrasxU(&*
of,Hemofy and. Power,, fbr Uentil, AppUeitlo:ul>«}eettes>,
Arereltfttto SdHetJr.HiiUaltjr; Selfl)l«Stefeli(rfJoftoSE&,
j 2e ft also batiit'tla”!
understood by xho profession in genera)/ end that allilm 1 - ;
tto no>ldnoTef_ii>f«£(i perer jih), Kop fiwsa
losses, wldeh, ffsltoweaM OoßHniiemeliteWdjinfninto
ro r^‘ 4ll, tr«o^oj ; n.r v.-.I 1 ;
:r«nrirjatag.ltni uayot-r siallfw toMii.’iiJj"-*#!,
: . AU applications end Iwmn orartft,dfcectod(j£»t«
ptM) to tbn'f>nrt«TMiiiiaaf Pi«b«44n»>yfyirfißf.Mri&aCli#if‘
ed but in Ldulcaend Patie*' ,' -■ ; ■/** :, .c- i. ,-ui- ■. o :a ; v
■ 4i%n^(pos> : aUsswaJd rtngft
8 fiobbiitlienoepted.'uv sto-r, oits/u-.-jicjo ni*nt
mty
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naSfcni y;^- s »,B«iy saht^.'MWaaPMßa^
so m tLim»'-aiita»Bt w
gjQjeijtt«oo3,M,Ult-ttaiedlßt«iwtlß»PL<iifc;;-*Pa) SSBXQ'
TußAill.alioutdiJO jdtmMOttep-M ijmi bejMeaeran; t(>
relieTo the'coucp. tnu produce a fifee anti
tjon’, iina'ai«itt i «inB'Mtliffligiitßesa;tf»-’jda;«r«to«J
rfon ahmrt thothtnat orehcrß; Tbe hnselaaTmolO Vr*ir?"
latedbr tio,pwpf^»^^AKVi;Pn48 I
Sary. If there boinucfi debility, wttlinlgiit'eweAta/ltOtit
one toWtewpboifiOaof TOKIOVEKHffTJQE eSoaldbli
K l^ab<mfhaliC4B:tqar;lKSa*»Cbjln*al v .-,lt«teßj4lal
toiled sintwo, or, tbreoajwiwfal of,ooM,»»ißt,-WKl,»jr»et 1
cued topleiretlio tajrto.Hu t If there' be Aa sßE&Hrteita:
orif*^dl^l^ai«l'itiT^tii»TAtrEHlWEaaS
eomea gradually pfamiojit is tern, and Mraßuafe M*S2
goraalola bottles of.rar! roe sire, frywibolegaloor retail. a$
'■ •ffi&ifejptfrwiy' 7 n»e.'Mtnft<tastrteti-agai»ofgl- *
jriotii, ‘tAßKfea-jsdcr unu—
V/fcrand,in*tOTettiyTii>r«u*bT. ...
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fl W-tasasjiawle, 6w sate $y ~ 'j
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u-n -^osepitßLkmiso,; *
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iwfr bl*e!t—4a
,best bov, la usk Aim, RatMl A tod UuCKnrfi EUli XW&,
.md Alxander'o IliCobapLsitortilie'by ' i-*■■ ■-.:
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