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' DAILY MORNING ? OST -
WEDNE3DAY MORNING:::::::EEBBPABY
'Rented Idui *m« ! ~ T * e ° 0 "
“Bugle, of the 27th January, says thQl “'* l e ™ t)e .
fJt U reported to have taken £», **
" tween the Omahas and the Sioux. r i .
81 Wo are informed that a Oinah^braveo
a squaw of the Sioux na
hand'of sionxcame down on Wednesday morn
and surrounded a band of Omahas whilst
asleep, and succeeded in killing ten.
Many gunß were disoharged, at all events, wh eh
were distinctly heard by people co ®J n B “P
river. We do not vouch for the truth of the re
nort. Much animosity exists _ between them,
which will doubtlosß result in the extermination
Of the Omaha tribe unless ‘b® oTo.,or““®“t 0 T 0 . ,or ““®“ t ■
terrenes to sottle the quarrel. Ihe Bioux aro
: threatening the white settlers of Sergeant ©uffs,
add claim n own this Pottawattamie purchase.
This is ono of the strongest and most warlike
tribes in the West, and if disposed might do
much mieohief upon this frontier.
Clouds or Pioeohs—The Columbus papers
inform us that the upper air, in that region, is
darkened by miles upon mila of pigeons. Men
kill pigeons,- eat pigeons, sleep on pigeon sup
pers, and dream of pigeons—people’s teeth are
wearing out in chewing pigeons, and peoples
eyes are growing inflamed in looking at
and people’s brains are becoming fuddled in con
templating the endless panorama of P'£°™ 3 _
'The “ frogs of Egypt, " onoo upon a time, rmo
spars in comparison with the pigeons thatovor
! whelm the interior: of the State—Cm- Com. Q
CLOTHING.
ttEOBGK ARMOR,
MERCHANT 1 AILOR,
Sji out. Ho Tvilt olso be bapp'J to.puo many of bls old cos
UecoU3tn
ilia .no val..
mHfisutecrlber wouldLgeapoctfuUj
1 the public, tbj.t
Market atwctf to ttoe^ Ai» */rV |_ ftTm4Vl it H *w Theatre 1
SJ!SSSaSSSSsffISffii !
lu Bbowmg to those of Clothing
the Intestinna,
“?"Sf
lote system of Oexmcnt wnu, of K |[hin city, Cinclnnotl,
1» tv ATT, ■, ■
Btates, on receipt of o 3r mentCutUng.
. mnrtO Ho:4sl?im> »tre.'t,oPP°sUo.^ 0 ' niigltr °-
BASICKb eaAVj
«o«*ft
H Ss —you^ Ss .
u dona under bis suporTislon. .
CL O THIN G STOR. E !
TOTTTY M’CLOSKEY & .CO-
Jf to ctthlc B,pot on Ltorty
T? Which W -* on an unbounded porolsnty umiar
4P “IT. ’ f toTHEEE DIO BOOKS, have, for to, pur
he BBtao ox llio i,uux< their Immense buwnesA
SPtENDSVoCK ofcLOTHS!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
mnref TBABE!
"fffiffiFsTsfxM PRICES!
An 4 toy willthem U, bo M good « -y ®*nu.
tMtnmllntoOni™. T()il WORK ,
asffisr- -
WALKING AND BDSI
’ NESS COATS.
■‘Too. §§ W«©d street,
grDE.I OOKKEK 0? BIAMOSD ALEEY.
dedm oorpoljonß tonntertand
STO ““ atSton b doYoted exclusively to to
H SSa >OTO ' iCdEnatrf ' JOHN SrCLOSKKT A CO.
DRYGOODS.
CALI* iSD'witiTEE 'pRY GOODS I !
The Cheapest Goods of the Season.
Tnnvrt STEVJSN3ON & 1,0V1% pi::n of tbe original
°Ba G riirl NO ?4 MAKKKT STREET,between Poarth
and thfeUmonJ, Pittsburgh, baTe jus*. and are
now opening, aUrgand splendid
' Of the newest and most desirable styles, adapted to tbe
SS^&“ndg%atins.
\ iSlflfe cS-StAlpaeas, and Para-
J" mattM* all colors and qualities. 11H
*• Da Bozefl! and high colored Do Laines,all qualities.
- Wls,of erery desenpunn.
Prints, from U cts. up.
SffiTclcmSs^S’dHdbfantbargain,
Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery Goods, very cheap.
: A?So a fall stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, ft ; lo.w prices *-
klna. Roftrfa Diaper, and Cravats, very c b«P>
ago, on most liberal terms. utrvpA’SOV 4 I-OVE.
Bfl ™
Jb OBECQ 4 CT, N0 L V”on“
b?Xnh-wc» Wood W, and Diamond
ttofr prownt P C?t »53t ofDRY GOODS and VADI&
to iho Pittsburgh
oSnaUon,-nill be found to bo unf orpo»ed
othm IloSe of the bind in tbo City, and M one of
the partners la generally In tbo EmI adapted to
ttaKtw’SdwSSfSriSS^SSl'bjiM*'« ’«£“
tfthe follow.
Inn leading artlcloa, ri*. ■
Superior Broad Cloths;
pnnt nnd Petersham do;
Fancy Cashmeres, Twetris and Batiactts;
Jeans, Fancy Vestings anilConlnroyß,
Flaimels^ cWn^a nd Vest Paddings .
Brown and Bleached Muslins, and Irish Linens,
Foreign'and Domestic Ginghams;
•" Alpacas, Merinos, Coburg Cloths, anil Dress Bilks ,
Hav State and Broocbo Shawls; : + . ...■
i .wooton Comforts and Fancy Silk Handkerchief.
||ThA following comprise a part of the general stock of
- flattens. Combs, Threads and Bewdoggilks •
■;■ • Ho«lcry»oloyes,Bibhons, and Black Bilk T^ls,
: ££»'Goods, Joeonett*. Mull and Cambnck Muslins;
• Panev Nettings, and Millinery goods generally.
■ Al«?-A'l«r*o assortment of TabloCo tlery, POckot knives,
' Scissors of our own Importation. Perfumery,
• MdiioinM. together with a splendid assortment ot
>»gg tbo lato-tAurns Gold nud EU.
2fr Watob iateriaKr, Watch glaw.es, and an «-
i @«3=S%s«S"”“"
to gWe ns a call before purchasing 4
• o'»n2l:t,f -
fy.p.ui Tr . n , TKASI—J- UAWOH.ru, the original nil!
in thifi city, of the bc S t l<** from
£ondon, is now receiving a very largo Mid choice f elation
of TEAS, which hois determined to cell at finch price, an
.fineness otqunllty, that all the reckless
the next city cannot boat. lie most respectfully *)* 0
ledlce and gentlemen of this end tho surrounding districts,
-without distinction of nation, t* call end ,try his. Tens,
—hloh ho sells subject to bo rctnrnod, if they don’t give
satisfaction: - The. following are the prices: . ■ ■ _ •
Prinie Oolong, Souchong and Congo*37sr6©so cental®.
A very superior. English breaWast Cod go, 00c f l , lb.
Extra fine, a very deliclons Congo, 75c. lb.
lino Tonne Hyson,, 40@50c. e lb.
Extra fine Young Hyson and Imperial, 75c. © ft.
Terr best Young Yyson and Imperial, SI ©ft.
Don't mistako the plaoe--DAGODA-TEA HTORE, corner
of Diamond and Diamond alley A liberal reduction made
to dealers. ■ ■' - "
EbODBON INBTKUCTUH— The complete Melodeon
Instructor, In seven parts. Part I—bUments of Mu-
Part 2—Progressiva Finger txcrclsos. Part 3—Airs,
Variations, tc. Part 4-Favorlto Hove
OpStoS, *c. Part 5-Voluntaries andlnterludes.
SS a—Slections from Oratorlm. Part 7—Modulations,
j ' - ' as a Uwrougtl ; Instruction for the Udodeon, Beta
. Orcan, op any .similar instrument, by John
of Bt. Georcu’s Church. New lork, author
' of “ 250 Yofuntaires and Interludes/* “ Tho Amateur Organ
r 4c. Piicos2.oo. • . • •. . ,
' AWe supply or the.above vrorlcjust. re«,ved and for
; anient the'Music Store of. Jo f£ w<£i'“£’et.
y~IAKP*yrTNG.—-A large stock of now und beautiful lut
I j terns now receiving at tho j.
.V NEW CARPET STORE, _ .
47 Fifth Btraot, near vTooa»
' Alan Oil Cloths of all width? and qualities; Ru»v Matts,
Matttnr, WindovrSbados, Stair* jds, Yonltian Blinds, Ac,,
Ac.,.A*-*HBiOW*St CaSfl PBICES.
sgps
Ptaxxo tor Sevcaty-flv* Uollars,
ABPfYivu 71 AND MAHOOANV PIANO, of six oclitflSj
TMIOWK'S JSSSKNCK OF JAMAICA fresh
J 5 supply received by ffeb7] -JO3 FLEMING.
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TRANSPORTATION.
:: railroad.
. •■ .. O f. Ijjkay .Arrangement,
' a OMWtfW'C‘l'-jtr&'AUGUST 8, 1868.
1863.
EXPRESS' TRAlN’leaves Pittsburgh at 0 o’clock, AM;
tiers only it tie principal StaUons anSdinoiatCrrat-
Hob at UK> P M, arriving at Cincinnati la tho oyenlny, via.
Col ambuß and Xenia.
, -pare from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati,s7,7s; to Columbus,
TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh&t 8.30 AM; dines at Al
liance; and reaches Crestline at_o.oo P H, connecting with
tho NlghtTraln to Columbus afad Cincinnati, and with the
Bellefontsine and Indiana Railroad for Dayton, Indlanapo
|is, Torro llauio, and towns in Indiana. Connections ora
rondo at Alhancu by Railroad with Ravenna, Hudson and
Cleveland. -
Faro from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4.00. •
Connections are maUe at Mansfield by Railroad with San
dusky City, Mansfield, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zones
-1 Tl Faro to Sandusky City, $4,50; to Newark,s4,so; to Zanes
ville *5. ••
Connections are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
Cleveland and Sandusky City. Passengers who leave Utts
burgh in tho Mail Trata at 8.50 A M, go directly by Mans
field and-Sandusky City to Detroit, without detention.
Fare to Detroit,fi.OO; to Chieag<y*ll,oo» •
RETURNING* ’
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at 1.00 ,P M,
Mansfield at 1.40 I’M, and Alliance at 6.00 PM.androach
es j Pittsburgh at 8.15 P M, connecting with the Expms
Train, to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which loaves Pitts-
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, 14J<£ hoiKS. Faro,
$7,75. Fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
TRAIN leaves Crestline at T, A M; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train from Cleveland, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 6, P’M* __ ' . ,
13RIG LLTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M and 4.45 P M, and New Brighton at 7
A M trad 1 P M. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tlckots
■at.reduced rates.. . ,
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsbujph at 0,50 A 51, and or
a* Pasßoncors arc requested to procure. Tickets at tho
Company’s Office, at the Federal Street Station, of
p J QEORGR.PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
i . SS* Tho Trains do not run on Sunday*
rej- Farther information may be obtained of
augH - - JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
.railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ■
ON and alter WEDNESDAY, November 16,1853, Throo
Pasaenger Train, run daily (Sundays accepted) as fel
lous:— GOING SOUTH. _ .
Morning Hail Swung
Exprtu. Puxstngcr. Axprw.
Loath Sandusky at 4.3 U A M 11.00 A M 6.10 PM
Monroeville Junction.. 6.1 j “ (l
Shelby Junction........ 0.40 * „ J-}® „
Mansfield Junction..— 1-40 **.lo
Mount Vernon 0.05 “ 4.10 9.55 “
“ 5.15 “ H-00 “
going north. ,
Leave Newark at- 4.20 A M 9.00 AM 525 PM
MfiTpruon 6.20 “ 10.10 1 O.wo
Manßneld° Junction... . 7.!» «< 810 P M 8W “
Shelby Junction 7.45 “ 1.05 ,5™..'
Monroeville Junction- 5.15 3.10 10..0
Reach Sandusky——lo.oo “ 3.55 “ II.OS “
Connecting at Sandusky with Mad Rivor and hake Erie,
ani“ Northern Division” Cleveland and Toledo Railroads.
At Monroeville, with Trains on "Southern Division”
Cleveland and Toledo R. B-, for Clovcland, Toledo, tc.
At Shelby Junction, with Cleveland, Colambas and Cm*
cranatl Railroad. . _ , ,
At Mansfield Junction, with Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad for Pittsburgh. ■ , _ n .
At Newark, with Central Ohio Railroad for Zauesnlie,
of Trains completes the line of direct
communication between tho East and' 1 Greoi A rrrtJi • n fit •
Passengers from Philadelphia nod Baltimore, destined for
the West, proceed, directly on their arrival at ihttijburgb,
by Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to Mansfield. Thence
to Monroeville, where connection Sa made immediately for
’ Toledo, Chicago, Rndintcrmodiato places—affording a route
unrivalled for safety, certainty and despatch.
Connection is aho made with all the Train* on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Mansfield* by which passen
gers from Chicago. Toledo, Detroit, Sandusky, Zanesville,
Newark, and Columbus, proceed to Pittsburgh, Philadel
phia and Baltimore, without delay.
By this route, passengers taking tbo early Train irom
Zanesville, Columbus, Newark, Ac.,can goto Toledo, ban*
' dusky or Cleveland, remain In cither place some four hours,
and return home same day.
THROUGH TICKETS to bo hod at the different Stations,
for tho above named place*". „ . ...
J. It. ROBINSON, Superinl t.
- Sandusky, November, 18fi3. fn0v24.3m1
PASSENGER AGENCY FOB GERMANY.
JAOIES BLAKELY, Agent. <g£>
Tun Hoaso of IT. A J. T. TATSCOTT A Co. havmy, m
addition to their extensive arrangements for bringing ont
Pa«*cngnrs from GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, just
concluded arrangements also to bring out Passenger* from
ha following Citlns and Towns in GERM AM, via Antwerp
to Now York, and thonro to Pittsburgh, tho nnd«rriirnci.l
will Ihsqo Pussago Ticket* to Now York and PiUsburgh from
Antwerp, Coblen*, Oppeob<dm,
Slacben, Goar. Gansheun,
Colu, Frier, Worm*,
Duwjldotf, Burgen, Dannstadt, .
Newwwd, Mains. Frankfort on Main.
aißObcim, Ileidelburg, Carlsrocbe.
Ilßsel. Ueilbrouo, Btuttgardt,
Clm Aschaffonbunr, Wunburg, Ac., Ac.
Passenger ft will he brought ore: in first-rate vessels, and
either boarded or not, as tnay be desired. Dralts, payable
at sight, may bo ha/1 at the lowest rates, from the.under
signed, on London,'Liverp<vl, Paris, and Frankfort, suitable
lor reiulttaDcefl to Uie Old Country, and paid, irro of dis
count, at anv town In Great Britain, Germany and trance.
Apply to JAMBS BLAKELY, Ship Agent,
ja27 Ccrnor of Seventh and jsroilhfi/dd strerts.
PeuuaylvanU llailTOad Company*
jwuMJfcaa
WE ore forwarding Prod ace, ftc., to Baltimore and Phlla
delpbia, promptly, cm receipt. Time, Five Days.
hates oppanonT.
Bacon, Pork and Beef, (salted,) 46c. lOQlbs.
On Lard, Lanl Oil, Taliow, Cotton, Window Glass, 60c. 9
10 Cta Candles, Choeso, Earthenware, Leather, L*af Tobacco,
60c 'EllOOfbs.
. On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles, Clover and Timothy
Seed, 70c. lb. • __ _„, 4 _
On Deer Skins, Hemp. Flax, and Eggs, 70a.«looms.
On Feathers, Furs, Peltry, Brooms and Merchandise, 90c.
ttlOOlbe. .
On Flour, 67}4c» 5* barrel. .. .
Wo arc also prcpaml to forward freight to Roaebaugn fl
Station.near Greenaburg. and Intermediato Stations.
* COVODE ft GUAIIAM, Agcfito,
corner of Penn and Wayne stiu. Pittsburgh.
* 11. IL HOUSTON. Agent,
«y«9 276 Market street. Philadelphia.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.—Winter Taripfbetween
PiTTseuean, Philadelphia and Baltiuosx.
First Class.— Egg*, Feathers,Merchandise,Furs, 00 ccuts
<a -
V S.'o/nd tlass.— Apples and reaches (dried,) Beeswax,
Bristles. Buffalo, Bear, and Door Skins, Clavorand Timothy
Soihl, Glasßwaro, Ginseng, Rag#, Sheep Pelts 76c $-100 Ids.
Third Class.— Apples (green,) Bran and Ship Bluff, Bacon
and Pork, (loose,) Bauer, Hides, Hogs’ Hair, Hemp and
Fla*, Leather (Eastward,) 65c lOu lbs. . n ,'
fhurth Clary.—Alcohol, Bacon (in casks or boxes,) Barley
and Malt, Beef and .Pork (pickled or salted,) packed Candle,
Cheese, Grain (in bngK,) Lard and Lard OH, Lead (In plgfl or
sheets,) Oil Cake, Tallow, Whisky, Leaf-Tobacco, 60 cents
Special naUs.-^ Cotton 00c ?1100. &*.. Flour *V$bH.
. dJci2 GEORGE C. FIUNCISCUS.
Messrs. J* ShrofTel A CO.f . • .
MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE PROOF SAFES,
Vault Doors and Iron Window Shutters.
AND as oil persons admit the necessity of the above
mentioned: arijcles/we have no' hesitation In recom
mending our article to be equal to anything in the city.
-Orders promptly attended to, and put up in the best
Style, and on short notice. .
tpnL'Smithflold street, botwoen Fourth and Fifth, Pitts*
bnrclt. • rsepfttdßm) J. PIIROFFKL ft CIO.
Hate and Capa*
pj* JOSEPH COX & 00., corner Wood
/If and Diamond alley, would respectfully in*
gfiffifrform their frieuda and the public that they .
are receiving a largo and splendid stoek. of HATS AND
CAPS, of the latest-styles, which they ore prepared to sell
bn a* reasonable terms as any other housa in the city.
Give us h call, and examine oor stock. Be pi 9
THE subscriber having the exclusive right to manufac
ture and Beil SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract for heating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now In use.' Tho attention of those interested is
solicited. Any information can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BARNDOLLAR,
dedMrtf} Iron City Stovo Warehouse, No. 154 Wood ft
Depot of lioitgwortJh ft Zimmerman’s Ca
tawba Wines and Brandy.
THE undersigned has received and offers for sale, at CVn*
cnxnaU ime/s, n largo quantity of Logworth ft Zimmer
man’s choice and world-renowned Sparkling, Dry and La
dies’ Sweet Catawba Wines. : Such os may desire to procure
an excellent article of Native Wine, (the’puro juice of tho
grape,) will find my establishment the place for the gratifi
cation of thelr desires. The Catawba Brandy, distilled from
tho genuine Grape, is declared by many excellent judges,
equal in flavor to the best Imported Cognac,
D. FICKETSEN,
ja.2o No. IST Liberty street
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus*
AVERY great want has been felt in our community, be*
cauno our iustitotlons of learning, or public libraries
and reading rooms, have no CnonoAi and Philosophical
Apparatus to enable tho teacher or public lecturer on sci
entific-subjects to illustrate Ills lecture upon. The Young
Men’s Library Association, di their late animal meeting,
resolved to take the necessary'steps for obtaining such an
apparatus, eo as to fill tho void so long folt. The following
persona have been appointed‘as a committee to cafry out
the object proposed, and It is earnestly hoped that the citi
zens, when called upon, will respond to the call.by soharri
ling liberally. DIL WM. M. WRIGHT,
DR. JAMES R. BPEKR.
EDWARD RAHM,
F. R. BRUNOT,
, B. l». BAK.EWELL,
- jalft- Committee.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, for
X2j restoring tho Hair on Head Hopelessly Bald, and to
prevent tbolfolr from falling, is winning golden opinions
of persons who arousing it; This 1« a now article, recently
Introduced, is a flare cure for Baldness, and will stand tho
tost of a discerning public, on thousands who havo used will
testify. Beo circular io be had of the Agents, giving full
particulars.' Price $l,OO in large bottles
C. E. FISHER ft 00. Proprietors,
57 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
For Bale in Pittsburgh In tho following houses:—
Fleming Bros., L Wilcox ft Co,
R E. Scliors, G IL Keyser,
JotlMohler, Bejy poge,Jr,
J H Cofoel.
Allegheny ctiy. — h. A. Beckham, Prcsaly A Means, J. P,
Plemln^.
Birmingham.*—X, Patterson, John G. Smith.
0, Farms, Houses, &c«» To Lot.
NE Oil TWO iARMS, with commodious Brick Dwell
ings, nnd Btabl<% near to the city, and suitable for
Gardens, Milk Forms, or • to fatten cattle for this market.
Also, a convenient Brick Country Mansion and Stable,
large enough for a respectable family,.-Also, one smaller
placi, and an excellent Iwo Story Brick Dwelling, with
finished basement and attic—on the bank of the Allegheny,
above the aqueduct JAMES S CRAFT,
doc2B tf Kg 144 Fourth st
JhUV HAWORTH, comer of Diamond trad Diamond
alley, Wishes to inform his customers end the pnbUn
generally, that hois now receiving alan® and choice selec
tion of GROCERIES, such as choice
rial. Gunpowder, extra fine Souchong, Ningyong, Oolong,
-Congo,and scented Orange Pekoe TEAS; MmhnToid Java
an I R,o COFFEES, fine SUGARS and SYRUPS; Bunch,
Volcßral < Bun aEti Sultana RAISINS; frjsh CUR
RANTS ; Preserved Citron, Demon and Orange Peels; supe
rior Prcnch.BRANDIES;.Port, Madeira, Toncrlffe, Cham
i pognct.Dlshon, Sherryand Malaga WINES; -together with
I a-general assortment of pur® SPICES—aII of which ho is
| determlncd to SoU.at such DOW PRICES that cannot be
heathy nnyothsrStorolnthedty. -novlj
ROBINSON * CO.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
.v • / -
DelHm.Untiid SMt.ty Insurance Co.
norttl rgtr.n. cf the £ucAu.'!jc, Third it, J ail. _
: TTttBE INSTnsANC&-Balldings, merchaudiie mi otter
Jc property, la town and oountry, Insnred .gainst loss or
damage by lire, at the lowest rate of premium. A
.. JJajuhs Ihsusohcx.—They also insure Ysssels, cargoes and
freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or special policies,
as tie assured may desire. .
iHiAra TawniPoaTAticar.— They also iefluro xnorelissdlso
transported by wagons, raUroad cars, canal boats and steam
boats, on rivers and lakes, o? the most liboralterma.
JKrcdan—Sostiv'h H. Seal, Edmund A. Bonder, John a
Davis. Bobert Burton. John B. Penrose, Samuel
George G. Leipor, Edward Darlington, Isaac It. Davis, Wil
liam Polivell, John NewUn, Dr. lL M. Huston, Jaa. C. Hand,
ThcophUus Paulding, n. Jones, Brooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh
Crate aoonre BerrUl, Spooccr SrHvaln, Charles Kelly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr. B.Thomas, John Boilers, William
**E&£iort oJ Piltihirgh—X). X. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
T Incan WtLLIAX Manns, JYerukJit
" Taos. 0. Haim, Tics Praidad,
JosDJuWiCowaa.&crelarp. ■ ;
Office of the Company, Nob 43 Wettot' street, Pittabaign
jelfcdtf . •P. Ae MADEIRA. Agent.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMMIT,
■i. . ■■ OP '
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Western fund
$1,000,000.
1 INCOEPOBATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance issuedat all times on tho most favors
hlo terms, against
> LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
. OS TBS ■ ■ ■_
PERILS OF NAVIGATIOS,
BY.
GEO. B. ARNOLD, Aoest
Yob prrrsmmaa and Allegheny county.
marl&y . ■ • ■
the united states
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY and TRUST COMPANY,
POELAPELPBU.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL §250,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chestnut v
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of the Home Board at Pluladdfhiai
nnscnoES.
Stephen TL Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, lawrenco Johnson,
Benjamin W.Tinglcy, Qco. M’Honry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Dererenx,
William M. Godwin, William SFKee. '
President —Stephen U. Crawford.
Viet President— Ambrose W.Thompson.
httdical Examiner, Pitiiburgh —J ames 11. Willson, M. p.
Allegheny Odg—Tt. 11. Mowry. M. p. ,
GEO. E. ABNOLP, Agent,
No. 74 Fourth street, Pltteburgln _
The Fnml&lln Fire Insurance Company,
Of PhUa&lphxa, FOnuyivania. ■
DIRECTORS— Charles SV. Banckcr, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samocl Grant, Jacob K.RmJth,G«>. W. Rich
ards, Hordocai D. Lewis, Adolphl E. Boris, David S. Browne,
Jiorrii Patterson. CRAfI. N. Biscxxn, PrcxxdcaL
CEUfi. G. BaSckb, Secretary’ '
Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on Beery
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security. - ■
Tbo Company bare resorted a large Conan gent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely Invested, af*
tbrd ample protection to the assured. •
The Assets of the Company* on January Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, roe as fQUowa, tis:
$!
- gg g
Cub, Ac, - Mi 34B 81
Totcl— - U
Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-on® years,
they hate paid upward of One Million Four ilundrad Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fixe, thereby affording evidence of the
advantage* of insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness amiabilities.
J.GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,.
a pJ4 Office, north-cart cor. Wood and Third sta. •
THIRD ASKVAL STATEMENT
OF THE STATE MUTUAL FI UK AND MARINE
IHSUBAHCECOMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Assets, May Ist, 1962.... «... If®®#®
Prcmlnms received lst, 1853-
Capital Stock. L- 100,000 00
Eemrnrd premiums, Lasses, Re-Insurance, Ex
penrei, 4c, M- 881 M
Bond., Mortgages, Stock., and othex good seen*
curitlc. - ®5
Premium Notre.— - - 1 15 , 212 "1
Cash on band - - 17,820-1
Total ain’t of Resources, Liable for Losses...- $358,318 70
PTOCTOBS. ...
JOHN P. ncnrEKPOHD, Dauphin county,^
P. C. SEDGWICK, Harrisburg,
SAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A* WILKINS. Banker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CAERLEH, u .
JOHN B. RUTHERFORD; Dauphin county,
A. J. GILLETT, Harrisburg,
S. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLQTi, Carbon county-
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. GILLETT, Secretary.
WIU inmre against perils of sea and inland navigation,
atae, on Merchandise In dtv or country, at lowest rates eon
dstent with safety. Policies issued on dwelling houses
either perpetually or for a term of years.
Branch OGtco, cornet Fourth and Smithficld streets.
tnyZltf A. A. OABItHMU Actual?.
P
ilttsburcb JLtfe Inanrabce Company* of
Pa. Capital, 0100,000.
President— Jahes E. lloon.
Vico Preddonl—Samdit. M’CiCWUjr.
Treasurer— Joseth 8. Lxxcn.
Bocretary—C. A. Coltos.
OFFICE, NO. 66 FIFTH STREET,
(ilaionic Hall Building.) .
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
or connected with Ufn Risks,
Mutual Rates axe the samo os those adopted by other
solely conducted Companies.
Joint Stock rates at a reduction of onodblrd from the
Mutual rates—equal to a dividend of thirty-three and one
third per cent., paid annually in advance.
Risks taken on the lives of persona going to California or
Australia.
DQLXCTO&&
Junes S. Iloon, Samuel STCI urban,
William Phillips, John A. Wilson,
John Scott, Joraph P. Gais&m, M.D.
John M’Alpln, Alexander Reynolds,
Horatio N. Loe, Hiram Stotre. mar 23
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr« Pnsident, I F. BL GORDON, Secretory
CAPITAL, 0300,000.
WILL Insure against ail kinds of risks,FlßE and BJA
RINK. Ail losses will bo liberally adjusted and
prompt); paid. ■ ■■;.. ti
A Home Institution, managed by Dibsctoss who are veil
known in the community, and .who are determined, bv
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they hare assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to be insured. ■: , ..
Dirccton.— R. JlUler, Jr.,o. W. Ricketson, J/W.Bntler,
N. Holmes, Jr-, W. H. Smith, 0. Ibmscn, George W. Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon, James LlppenCott, George Darsie, James Me-
Auley, Alexander Nimlck,Thoxnas.&cott. .... ..
tau Office, No. 92 Water, street; (Warehouse of. Bpang A
Co.,upstairs.) Pittsburgh. _ nov24:ly
j&TNA insurance compart,
RARTPORD, CONN.
Chartered 1810—Capital Stook 3300,000*
TIIO3. K. BRACE, President. -
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS— Thomas K. Brace,
Samuel Tudor, Ebcnezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridgo, E. A.Bulkoley,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Fredonck Tyler, Edwin G. lUpley,
Robert Buell, S&muol S. Ward,
Miles A. Tuttle, Henry Z. Pratt,
John L. Boswell, Austin Dunham,
Gustayus F. Davis, Junius 8. Morgan.
• £3s* Policies on Fire and Inland Risks issued on lav ora*
ble terms, by GEORGE E. ARNOLD, Ag’t,
dcclftly No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
WESTERN FARMERS’ INSURANCE CO.,
KEW LISBON, OHIO* i ,
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 129 FIFTH ST., PITTSBURGH.
Capital, $lOO,OOO.
JAMES KELLY, Prcst. LEVI MARTIN, Soc’y.
R. BIcKABKEY, Agent.
DSfWlll Insure Buildings, Stores, Merchandise, and
Property generally, on the mont fatorablo terms. [dooltOm
la yonr Life Insured, ■ . .
IF NOT. read what somoono has written. Among all tho
contrivances of man to protect tho family circle from
■want, noue can bo found more simple in its character,noblo
in its feature, or cortain In its results,. than LIFE INSUB* •
ANOE. It in the prop which tho dying husband:leaves to
support tho wife of his bosom.
It is the unseen hand of tho Provldoat father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together the family group.
0. A. COLTON,' Secretary,
- Pittsburgh Lifo Insurance Company, Fifth sU
sepffl ' * Masonic Hall.
HOTELS, &c.
FLORENCE HOTEL,
;No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(CONDUCTED ON TQ2 EUROPEAN PLAN.)
REUBEN lOVEJOY,
PROPRIETOR,
ALIEN SHOWN, „..,W. C. OONNSItT.
Brown’i Hotel, >
Cbrocr of SmitMUld and Third Struts, Pittsburgh* Jbwril.
BROWN A CONNELLY, Pboprotoss. ■ : • •
bar Good stabling attochod to tho Hpuse.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,"Cleveland, Ohio.
G PATRICK A SON, PEopßirroM.—This House iuui un
• dergone thorough and extensive repairs, alteration*,
and large additions of now furniture, otc, and tho proprie
tors pledgo themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their port to rendor the Fraitbuj:? a place wboro all the com
forta of a first class hotel can. be fbun<L-
. 8t» Chulei} Hotel,
Vanur of TTood end Third tired*, JEMUburgh, ihnn’a. •
WILLIAM 8- CAMPBELL, Pbop&OTOB.
3\ms floe establishment having come into the hands of a
now Proprietor, offers great Inducements to the travel
g community, and also to regular hoarders. Every deli
cacy and luxury will ho provided in its season, and no pains
will be spared to make this Hotel a comfortable nosot to all
who may call there. fmy!B,tf] W, 8. CAMPBELL, Prop’r.
St. Clatr Lager Beer Brewery*
THE undersigned respectfully Informs tfco public that ho
is now fully prepared to serve private families and tbo
publio generally, with his celebrated LAGER BEER, in
bottles AU orders left at his Office, NO 89 DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wood street,) will bo punctually attended to;
and the Boor delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
je2B tf F. Q, SCHENOK.
OFFICE MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION Co,>
„ December 10,1853. |
T>ROPOBAL3 will be received at this office until three i
JT o’olock P. M of WEDNESDAY, the 25th January
next, for the construction of Lock and Dam No. 6; also, for
tb» construction of Lock and Dam Nos. G and 7, being
requisite to extend the navigation to the Virginia State
lino. Plan* and specifications will be exhibited at the office
one week previous to tbe letting, and all necessary informa
tion gireahy B. Lathrop, Esq, or tbe undersigned.
Proposals will be received for payments la be made In
cosh; also, fbr payments in stock and bonds of tbe comf
pany J. K. MOORHEAD,
ded4 . President of Mon JTav.OO.
VENITIAS BLINDS;
OP EVERY QtrALirYjffir sale atmanuTacturers* prices#
at the NEW CARPET STORE, 47 FIFTH BTKKKg,
near Wood. t Jnov&tfJ ROBINBON A <#.
•-.••I'.: .. . , ■ <-it. • X.
1 *
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v -',v
BANKERS; AND BROKERb.
EXCHANGE AHD BAH KIN G; HOB B E
A. WILKINS & GO., . .
. UNITED. STATES BANK BiatD.lA.Oj
So. Fourth. Street,
PltraßCftQH.'PA.'.- _ . „ .
FOREIGN and Domestic Exchange, Coin* Bank Notes
and LandWarrantabooghtand eold.
• Collectionsmade throughouttheUnion. tP .-; - . : .
Business paper disoonnted and loans negotiated*
Stocks bought and fiold-oh cocmiisaion. ~ . .
, Money lectured ..on /deposit, and interest allowed when
left for a specified timo.. . ■ ' dec3
.JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBORER,
uEAtrn tSt . ." -;;' -*•
Exchange, andßank Holes.
STOCK' - bought and sold on cominlssioflu Collections
.carefullyattended.to. .Interest paid on Deposlt._-
street, nearly opposite thejalijto
flank,' • '’doclg'
BToTtlH&jXa^r
.«juu« n. nwaijr,
TEBBHAK&CO.,
. .. . : BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.,. . :
fob26Qy] So, 95 Wood Strutj and Diamond Alley ■■
1853.
EXCHANGE AND HANKING HOUSE OJ?
A. WILKINS & CO.,
- No. 75 FoUBTE SfEMT,
Opposite the Bank Pittsburgh*
jan&
G.E.ABHOLD & CO.,
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
T\EAJ*EKS In Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight ana
JLr Time Drafts, Ac. Collections 'carefully attended to,
, and proceeds remitted to any partof the Union. • .
Stocks bought and sold on commission. . ' m
tS3»No* 74 fourth sh, next door to Bank of Pittab fr [aelo
HIT.L & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, -
• ooastßtt or woon akd nrru grants.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern .Cities constantly for
sale. TimeßiUs oT Exchange and Notes discounted/--:
Gold, SUrer and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections
madoinall the principal dties. of tbs Upltod States/ I>o
posits received of Par and Current Funds. [marcuy
kpameh- ' KSWABD BAEMs JXOBIUfCB tMMXS.
KEAHEE ft EAHM,
• BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, ,
BUT AND SELL Gold, SUrcr, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Beal Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
PromiasAry Notcsend Time Bills, on East .and West; Buy
■and sell Stocks on Commission.
pkOollectiona made on all point* In the UDion.
H. HOLMES £t SONS,'
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
wtOT'ninfnvgn rnem HASHING SSD EXCUSSQB OVFXCIVO NO
- X&HXSI STILXXT, SOUS DOOS3 BELOW OLD STATD.
"VT HOLERS * BONB, Baekera and Exchange Brokers,
Isj . ana Healers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Ootdj Sil
aer and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
tatles constantly for sale. .... ~, T , .. .
Collections mode in all the cities throughout the United
States. DcpotdO received In par ftrads or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth ate. [jaSfr.ly
2iE, a, iIfJOS. -—...tuci aanoEar,
HOOK t BAEQEHT,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
ir. *. consxa 'or woon a sixth tfta., mraeunau,' ra...
DEALERS In Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign end
Domestic Exchange, Certifleatca of Deposit, Ac.
Exchange on all the principal dues of the Union and Eu
rope, for sale in sums to.suit purchasars. . .
Current end par funds received on deposit.
Collections made on all parts of the Union, at tho lowest
rates. {seplDVr
Removal.
PATRICKS 6 FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
flaec Removal Ihdr Offjxtot/it Qmur of Ftflhcmd ITeodrtt.
pirrammarip pa. . .
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealer* In Notes, Drafts, Acceptance*, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastura and Western
CStie* constantly. 2br sale, . -.
Collections made In all the cities throughout the United
Btate*. Deposits received la par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth nod Wood Streets. - « [feh3
AUSTIN juooaiis*
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Ofßct, No. 92 fourth it, above. Woody
PITTSBOEGH.
XEt* Notes, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on col
laterals, negotiated. Stocks and land Warrants boughl
and told.
SBWOFRICB.
Beal Estate and Contractiag.Agent -
THE subscriber hoi been induced to open an office fot
tho purpose of buying and selling, on Commission, and
having the Agency of large Steam gaw-JliUs and Boat-
Yards on the Allegheny riTcr, together with many other
facilities from other water and steam. Haw-mills. Ha flatters
himself that be can furnish any bills of lumber and
timber of any kind, great or email, long or short, and
i cliver them at any point oii the Allegheny, Monongabela,
Ohio, or hiiasixripptrivers; .contract, to build, largo Barges,
; Store Boats, Coal Fiats, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Timber, Kail*
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, 4c*, to any given point,
and will attend to the Sale and licntof Beal Estate. From
his Jong experience la lumbering, freighting and boat
building, he think* he can giTo general ealUfcction. 'AU
person* are requested to umbo their contracts soon: espe
cially those wanting boats or largo bills of lumber and tlm
ber, Ahould contract for them in tho fall fat tho spring and
summerusc. lie trill also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity that may be desired.
Letters addressed to Dina Meats, Beal Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh. Box No. 120, post paid, will be
punctually attended to. Bis office is on Irwin street. No.
2, Allegheny House. . DAVID MUNN.
$146,183 20
$058,318 70
Col. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Hr. John Morrison, Esq* . . 44 -
Mr. Bobt. B. Brown, Esq., 44 Allegheny JltiTer.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, 44 Clarion “
Mr.Caorgo B. Swcney, * 4 * m
C. A J.HahnftCo., 44 44 M
,de*2l:lydaw .■ • ■ / • • ■
Cloning out. Sole of Carpeting) OU Cloth*,
Mattings, Rugs* &c«
TnE subscriber*-having adopted theplanof selling cff
their stocic at-the eudoftbo Mason, arenow olTerinf?
the greatest bargains, in their line, ever offered to the dti
tens of Pittsburgh or vicinity, -
In quality or quantity their assortment is not surpassed.
Hemp Carpets, in groat variety, at 16,18%, 26,25, 31 nud
3714 cents. • • ; .• - '
The entire stock trill positively bo sold the present season
-KEGAItDLESS OF CObT. gale to continue till March Ist
C. B. HEADLY & 00.,
82 Third street
jalO
N. B —Small Notes takenatpnr.
Dissolution.— The Ann of l. wilcox & ca, Drug
gists and Apothecaries was dl&Folredon the 2d lost.
The subscriber, baring disposed of his entire Interest in
tho lat© firm, to nia lato partner, Mr. JOSEPH FLEMING,
would cheerfully recommend him to his friends, and ask a
continuance of the patronage heretofore; so. liberally be*
stowed apon them. [jaOj L.\VJLCOX)Jit-
JUET JLECfirVEI>--By Express, direct from the manufac
turers, a splendid assortment of Colt's Repeating Pis
tols, 4, fi and 0 inches barrel, all ofwhich »b will sell for
cash aalbw as they can be bought in the city of New York.
Persona going to Australia or California, will find tbntlhey
can do better by purchasing their equip page at home, than
they can among strangers, as we giro persons a chance to
try any of the above Pistols, before leaving the city; and
in case of * tail ur©, werefgnd the money.
• • - BOWN * TETLEY,
1116 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
PATENT FRUIT GATHERER—For picking fruit from
tall trees Wltboutohe sld ofu ladder, Pruning Instru
ments of the most appro*od construction; Digging. Forks,
suitable for strawberry beds, Potatoe .Hooks; Beed
Drills; Cutting Boxes, for Hay or Corn Stalks, of rations
patterns, and a greatvarietror labor saving Implements
for the garden or farm. Downing’s, Barry’s, and other
standardworks on Fruits,Flowers, Rural Architecture, and
Landscape Gardening, for sate at tho Seed and Implement
Warehouse. No. 43 Fifthatreet, Pittsburgh, Po.
jy22 JAMES tYAIt DROP.
Wall’* Academy of . Drawing and Painting!
’Vir 0. WALLwould notify hts mends and tho public,
-YV e that he hasTemoved hisstudio from Firstutreeti
to the corner of Market and Fourth streets, (second story,)
over the store of Wm. M, Hersh; entrance on Fourth street, _
At the request or his.fciends, be has also opened a DRAW
ING SCHOOL., Classes for-young Ladies and: Gentlemen
will be formed in bothDrawlng and Painting, He has fitted
tip a ltooin with every facility for study r and he trusts that
hlsenterpTise will meet with a supporting patronage.
• ■ ’ ••• • , ■ : -• •
OPS’IEU TBABiSPOBTATIOJV.
W£ have arranged with tbe Penosylvania and Susque
hanna Railroad Oorapanle?,; for a-special Oyster
Transportation Line, at exceedingly low rates.
©ctf; ; ADAMS AQQ-t 64 Water at.
Dissolution ofPnrtnersDlp.
Tnß partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
Pinkerton. Alexander Youngimd Philip De Recbbruine,
under the firm of PINKERTON. YOUNG A CO., was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. r The name of tho firm
will be used by eithor of the late partners in settling the
business. PINKERTON, YOUNG A CO.
Pittsburgh, December!, 1853.
The business will be continued at the" old stand, by
Sam’l Pinkerton nnl Alex. Young, under the style of.
dcclrdtf . . PINKERTON A; YOUNG,
Farmeri’ Stalkand Straw Cutter.
mils subscriber offers forsale SinQairis Screw Propeller
-JL Fodder Cutter. It is veiy simple, having only two
knives, .>&<dlyAdjusted; the most durable and speedy Cut
tor in use.” They are in use on the farm of Mr. William
Hodgson, Stenbeuvlile road, and at the Clover Dairy of 11.
Perry.fromthe Soed aod Horticultural Store, 43 Fifth sfc.
duilT J • - JAMKS WAItDBOP. -
• A COMPLETE assortment of Songs, with English and
J\_ Italian words; .Fantasies and Potpourris; arranged for
the Kano, fpom all the IftTbrita and popular operas of Mo
tart, Donizetti* BelUni, Meyerbeer, • ftosinl, YVerdi, Anber,
Weber, BoUUeu/Balfe, looming, Flo ton, ate., et ca together
with the.latest, compos! lions of- Jaell, Gottschalk, Juliion,
Btrakosch, efcu etc*, etc. Just-received and for Fa3e by
■ ' ** U, BOltltOEDfitt A CO.,
Cargo’s Hall, 83 Fourth street.
BLAJiK BOOKS— Legore, _
Joannas, Day Boota,
Cash Books, - - Receipt Books,
• Dockets, - Oranydeflerip*
tlon of BLANK BOOKSmADE TO ORDER at short notice,
or the most superior quality of paper, bound in any style
required;. Blank Books>xon> to order. .2_-, • < i
• A large and excellent stock of-Blank Books always on
hand and for sole at low rates, consisting of Cop, Bemy and
Medium work, in all styles of binding.;
Th« trade supplied on liberal icra*. -
. W. B. uAYJSN,-
v Blank Book Manufecturer,
Corner of Market and Second streets.
VirjSDDING: JaNVIOOMSS AND CAKE 30XES—plain
: andTeryhl ffHN l ar3>AVlSON > G 5 Market street
0. PATRICK * SON.
*T£\y IJOdKRI—H. P. OAUQW, Dispatch.BuUdingB, lias
reoelred the following: : .
Of Art, for December;.
• No. 6 Ihracttcal Draughtsman;. , :
Popular "Educator, for December i
Tholady at'Home, by Arthur;
The Iron Rule, by Arthur; _ - :
The Twta Brothers; . ; month
deed ' v '*• ~~'' ‘rE P. CALLOW, Third atreßt»_ ;
■vraWHOOKS ■ JDST SEOEIVED ATifti. VISOH’S BOOK
IN STORK, 05‘MABKKT sh—Sehaa "s History; Autumn
Uonrs, Mrs; Kirkland; Bloodstone, by Mobeod; Up the
Birer,fihoUon; Golden Link; Tip-Top jjUttlo Drummer;
Meson- on tho Cborch; Pastor's Sketches, second serleß;
The Lord onr Bbephenl; MemolrS.ofßi WllUsme, tho Pata
gonian Mlssloniiy, by Hamilton;, ThsiWoU BmingvPer-
Sins' Arithmetics-, Greenleaf*a C.B. Arithmetic; McGnffey's
series; Macaulay's Miscellaniesßresb. Hymn Books in
elegant bindings;.Rutherford's:Children; and. Urn latest
esoea of tho S. B. Union. S. DAYIBOS.
G$ fllatfret jtreet neat Fourth. -
<!ec2B
/"tHOIOB have- ttuaday received a fresh aup-
Vy ply of strong fine flavored Oolong Mid Congo Teas, at
rii wpr! per pound* new importation ; wkieh vrevrill
imarantce equal to nnyihingln ; this market at the mine
?r.> &iis'iliy2SSi Liberty street.
Jafr
I. W. tshadwicte, ; - ,
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JJ attaboiglu Tbs highest jrigoto f»slipaM;»r rags, }
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Notice.
Hevolvcr. I Btrolvnil
U<w Music.
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. “", -K •fiTBVENBON continues ‘to mamifficturo'
m: CAiiINET-WABEof every description,
corner of Überty -abd Seventh-streets; UNBEETAK,-
IY» INQ attended to, to all its branches. -my U—■—■
■■■-: - 1 - a.aiu.)biiijss *co.,
HAVE ON HAND at- their - exteMlve' OABINE7. and
CUAIB MiNOTACTOBY, No- «* Smlthfleld Bttwit, a
large fissortmunt. of Xttiwy and plain- ftifni ture, vfcicktbey
vdll sell 16 per cent belQW_cußtomary rates.
- cash only.
Great Inducements to CaaU PurcUaser®.
•\Xril will sell our large stockofCOMMON AKp.V&bCX
VV OHAIBS AND. BEDSTEADS, .at pnces .that cannot
fall to please cash purchasers.' All ottfworkfe warranted.
Our terms are CABH; •*' ■•-<■ JAMESLO^yBY,JIt,
mar2s- , v cor.SeYentfrand Liberty sts.
Journeyinen-Cabinet makers A,,o S^!;* oni
- WAREHOUSE OUTUIRV STREET,
> • . . (UEXWEEZr WOOD ASB BIS.) ' O'
■ » - XmSAfiSOdATlON,embracing-^
. ’twice to three" times asvj^.
TOpny banri«-ag- tho- largest mUI
• most renowned
; shops of this, city; have opened their ‘Warehouse, and-arb
able toffcrnish thepnblic,by wholesale or retail, witb-Fur*
iriwre of the following . ■. . ..
; Malmgany Bureaus? Pull Columned
Bureaus; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Chairs; Bocktng
Choirs; Mahogany Wesbstands; Sofas; DirSns; Piano Stools;
Book Cases;. Secretaries; Card Tables;-'Pier Tables;-tine:
Card-Tables; Centre Tables; Hat Backs; French Bedsteads;
Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and Breakihst Tables;
- Workstands; Chony and Common ! Workstands; high post;
common; low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs; j
s.-.Tha advantages- of axrperstion, bn an extensWoscale, per
mit themi.to sell at the lowest prices, and-they predeter
mined to sell, lower than any . competitors, an equally good,
If -.not better article, and warranted—as the pnblio will ua
.deratand.l^r'.dvingthemaaalL* :
. SUamooat work of all .descripUoiis, and'Ot3ierartlclfia
of any m&doto order in erery style, at the short
est notice.- -;-■ • • '• - L ; • : v : . mar 29
JA3IS6 W. %VOOPWSI.L,
VjLBIXET FOnNITVRJE AtAX.UFJLCTVREJZ*
. Wore-roomi 07 and 90 Third street*
„ J« Wr W, respectful!;' informal*
and customers that baYXy,
’ lyssp^^^i'has non: completed hiaspring stock .
< hOT • “®'BB» of Purniiure, which la decidedly *\ *
the largest and best ever offered fbr sale in this City, which
will'he sold at prices, w low as any in the United States,
East or West.
Aahe is determined to uphold the quality , with well sea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newestdeslgnsjand
from the extent of his orders and ladiity.in manufacturing,,
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at tho lowest
prices. .... '*
He has adopted the principle.of identifying his customers’.
Interest with bis own, in, quality aad price, aiid keeps, al
' ways oh' fctpd the' greatest variety .of erery. description of
, 'fundture, from the cheapest and plainest, to:the most ele
gaatandcostly, thatahoose, or any.partof on^- may ; be
f uxnlflbedTrom his- stock, or. manufactured expressly to or
d'nr. ‘ The following articles consist, in. part, of. his stock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot he. surpassed
in any of tho Eastern cities: - :
LoulsXlV tetoa-tetoSofas; . ........
60 Sofaa, inpluJsh and hair doth;
. 60 do*. Mahogany Chairs;;.
" 20 doz. Walnut 44 . .
60 Mahogany Hocking “
20 Walnut 44 44 •.
60 Mahogany Divans;.
20 Walnut 44
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 44 44 .Dressing Bureaus;
/ g 0 • ;.« Waahstands;
40EnrIoeed M
100 Common 44
SO Plain Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
• 20 Walnut 44 .
, 50 CGttugO, "
800 Cherry aaul Poplar Bedsteads; •
20 Mabogan* Wardrobes; -
10 Walnut 44 .. -
10 Cherry . n
. 60 Plain Bureaus; -
70 Dining' and Breakfast Tables
ISSectotary and Bookcases;
20 dox. Cane Seit Chain*;
‘24 Cane Seat Booking Chairs;
12 Ladies' Writing Leak*; •
; Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
... Btlguires; . PaperMacbeAblest'
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke - u --
** . HaII and Tier • 44 ..
-Reception 41 • Ladles? Work 44
Pearl Inlaid M Extension Dining Tables;
. . Arm 44 Ottomans; •
GothlandlZallChairs;' ' • ' ■
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS- Cxnnrer SlAkcaa supplied with ali ar
tick* in their Has-
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at Uxe shortest
-notice.
All orders promptly attended to.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.
NEW JE WEL B Y ; S TO BE ,
No. 8r Market Street, 1 :
(Stomd door olwe the fiarih-vitsl corner of the
TOHS STJSVKSSO?*, (of. the late lirraqf John B. >rVa<llun
|j 'it C©4) respectfully announces to the he has
openedvAi tho above standvafino assortment of WATCHES*
JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WAKE, LAMPS, GI
BANDOLES, l\>chtt and Table. €idUry x Britannia Tea ami
Cfcfnmoib»&ti->and the usual variety of goodsin hls line
of business.
Special ear© and attention given to the REPAIR of TINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac. .. .
He trusts, that firom his long experience In burfnes-vhe
will be able to give satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage,
- Pittsburgh, May loth, 1853.
Henry RACbardaon, Jeweller, . •_ -1
HAYING re-fitted his store in a handsome manner,-and 1
bat recently returned'from the eastern dtieswitha I
fin© assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY!
GOODS,'would call the attention of his friends and custom* I
erstotho faetthat among his Watches.will (be fbundthe I
most desirable styles, patterns and makers.. Of Jewelry,, the
‘ latest styles of Brooches, Breast, Piasi.Fob. and Vest Chains, I
Finger Rings, Earßihgß,,Mihiaturo-li»clujtB, etc^etc. -1
FANCY as Papier Macke,-Work;Toblie3 and 1
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table, Mata,
Colt’s Pistole, Porte alonnaies in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes? with ,an endless variety or usefuVamJ'or
namental articles, width have only to bo seen to be appro*,
dated. [novl] NO. 813LARKET 6TKBET.
Biy Wood Nursery and Gardens*"
JAMES KENNEDY, [late Jlnnager oftheweli-known Sy
raeuseNuserics, New York,), begs/ leave to Inform Uie
public, that he has' now established aia EXTENSIVE Is’Ull
- on the Farm of Mr. James S. Negley, near East .Lib-,
erty, where he shall be prepared, oflcrthoSth to n*
ceiveondfill orders f&r every variety of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plaits.- In
addition to a choice and s uperior stock on hand, ho has made
arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries in the East,
to keep up his supply. : Having athoronghand longexpe
rience In the business, he can assure his customers perfect:
'satisfaction.--
Mr. Eennody would also respectfully oiTer ma Rerviccs in
deslgrungylay i□ g out,® ud managing Rural Cemeteries', Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country, Resident**; and ‘will
also furnish plans for'the. formation of Lawns, Approaches,
PicturcPQUo Scenery, Ac., In the highest etyles of the art.
Practically acquainted with every iJUindscape
Cordoning, and having spent years in the Sylvian Parks of
England, and on the beautiful'banka of the
hopes be has the capacity to meet the wishes of ibose-uho
favor blm.
45T Communications can be addressed through iha City
Post Office,.or left at the Warehouse .of Messrs. Negley A
Mohan, 22 Wood street.
. KENNEDY * 00.
DtritKEE'S
CELEBRATE!) Cll ESIIC&L YEAST
OB BAKtHG POWDEBS, .
Th&ChtapexUH£alUiit*t,iMstUitfula.ad Economic
. cal Artidc f(rr_ Raising Bread, Biscnit^J'riai,
, Griddltf and Johnny Cukes, ihalry,
. ; Fuddittgs,"Street Cakes,
!■ Corn’ Bread, «£c.,
ever; invented,-:.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:— : ■
Those who bave.tried it, have found that thu advertise
ment ‘does not vaunt its praises too highly.—[Tailahaweo
Floridian and Journal, Feb, 10,1653.
' Housekeepers, who have tested tho .quality of thls.pow
. der, pronounce unanimously In its Shx dr.— [Lockporb'Dally
Courier.- . 4 —.. ■».«. » ' • v.\ -•- •
, ;It surpasses everything Jntbow&y of rifingi >veever raw
used In the baking of co£-«^—[Rahway Advocate and Regis
ter, Apri115,1853;
This is ah article of such utility in yaripua kinds of cook
ery, that when iw’virtues’become improperly no.
housekeeper, that studies comfort and economy, will wil
lingly do withount—£N>Y. Piclu, May 21,1863.;.
. No one need hesitate to use Dork pa’s all-important article
to housekeepers.—[Republican Bahnor and Nashville Whig,
Feb,1T,3863. -- •' . -
Would you have light bread, sweet bread, bread that you
can eat with a good relish, do not forget to procure Durkce's
Baking Powder, and you will not fail to have good bread,
cakes.Ac.—[Troy Daily 24> 185!h' : • ;
We havo tried this article, and can recommend ifcwlth
perfect confidehcc.-L[Quebec Gazette, Ju1y,.,1852,; ,
Darkens Baking Powder we havetried at oar'house,'and
our “better half’* was astonished at the result.-—[N. Y.
Daily Times, OcL 23,1852.
All good housewives will rejoice in and glorifyihd name
of Darkeo, afteftbey have given his Baking Powder a fair
triaL—{New York.Bun,Sept.3o,lBs2,-. . .
Durkee's Baking Powder, undoubtedly.tho bestartiele for
this purpose thnt has yet been discovered.—N. Dutch
man, Feb, 12(1853.’
. Thb highest commendations, from hurdredso?the largest
and most respectable wholesale houses in this, and nearly
every largo city oa this continent, could bo given, if space
allowed It. ; 'J
. r.. r. derkee, •
. fiotu BEOPWETua ASP MASCraCTCBEH,
■ - -139-lKaier tlrut, New Yorlc.
BAXTER A -McKEE,' Agents, Pittsburgh. f ; [octal]
MALCOLM l££Cn M . JOHN H'1im....1.....J05EPH8. LEECH. .
V. <Jt BiXeech| filcAlptn ;-£& Cd«»
■\TTT’IIOLK9ALK GROCERB, and Bealers in Met*
VV als,and PUtsburgh ; ManuTaijtlires, NoB/SM2 anti 244
Überty street, near the head of 'Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa« of
ferfcrsMeonilboralterms,lhofolß*rtng:,' •*•
-100 tierces fresh Rice; 160,000 R&. Bacon, assorted ;
-100.bbl8.Tar; ' :.! v-6 tonsßarlron, do; ■'
. 1600 kegaNalls, assorted; 1 ‘ 3 do Best Nitfl Rods;."
600 boxes Window Glass,' 2000 hogs Rock and Ride
• : assorted;’ ‘ -r ; : ' v \ Powder^asscrted;
60 half chests Tea, aa-jBOO hoses Rosin Soap:
; sorted; { ' B&bb!B.Xtnseed,LardanJ.
76 bxs^Tobacco,assorted;;' 'TannerS’Oil;;
:100hhda.N.O.8ugar, part; 800 bbls. Vinegar;
prime;. . . . * SO do Rosin;
_ 6 oxis. Havana Sugar; < 20 do Pitch;.
10 bbds. Porto Rioo do; * 6000 Rs. assorted Copper; v
-160 bags Coffee; < . .1 . 20bblaand kegs Lard;
600bbU.N.O.Molasses; !, 10kegswsorted.Sbot, . '
.75 do .B.IL " do; ; 1-do ! BuekShot;
800 bxs. Tin Plate, aaa’d;: 6bbls. Alam;
. 4tohflWlre, do; [ 2Q'4o. RjeKlour;
2 do Spelter; . |. : 20soitaTInners* Machines
6 casks. sheet Zlne, os-; and Tools;
. sorted;.! .. 100bus.Dried Apples'; ' ‘ V;
i 600pigaTiiip . 100 bales Batting, assorted;
i IOOQRs. Antimony; > 2000 Rs. Cotton Yarn,,as
| 10. tons ass’d Sheet Iron ;! sorted
| 100,000 Balk Meat * r
WM. A. M’CLURG,
DEALEKI3I
Fine Teas, Choico Family Groceries and:Willow
Ware.
CORNER OE WOOD AND SIXTH STS. r
-.r .•• Pittsburgh, i>a. ■
IB nowreceiving a large assortment of- FRESH GOODS,
in addition to Ids already extensive stock, purchased
. from first hands inthe Km ternmarkots, which, will be sold
.attbelowestmarket prices* ; \ :• .
Hotels Steamboats, and-families, buying by the
quantity,suppJledotwholesale.rates..- - ..
Poods delivered iii theclty free of charge. sr>p2l .
ENGINEEaS* STATIONARY WAHEHOUaii.
■ WaSi ETAYSN,
CORSX3 OPAURKET-ASD' SEOOSO STEXSTS.
A XWAYB ONIIANB, a large dhd well selected stock ef
f\ Whatman's Drawing Papers, all sires;.
DrawingPaperinrollSjVarioas widths;. '
. ; Draugbtiilg.Pencils;- >
v ' yngtynTpuTUff*? r 1
Tape Dines; India Rnbber; .. -
• v r - :v i rieldßookst;' . ;
/jTA" rTiofile J^pera;*-*
. Cross Section Papers;
■ Protractor: Papers;/
And all articles of BUtfonexy. used .byCivil Engineers.
Transit, Topography and Record Bobksmada
to any pattern required, |' egjlr,
I. ,
MISELIiANEOUS. ,
• ETOOPEAJS ABEHCY;
' .dtt
THl:' OCDij'al ESTMUBgED OFWCE IN lUM-CTty
. ;..."7 . . > you BSUERnia .-....-i
MOSEY TO TPIJE .OIjD. OOUSTEYf ,
»TAMEB BLAKELYbegsJPave to Bay to those persons haT?
V -IhgMendslniboOld.CDbhtr# end desirous of either
■Bendingthexa moiiBy or 'jjayi6gihcl?'pass6gc, r that his. arj
rangemefitafor now 1 complete; and on so firm;
'a basis that mistakes cannot doctttjTiorlosseeaccrua to any*
party. Daring the last teh.'yeflaaln'wttch'bp has been in,-
this business, be his xemUfaTOYcrtn Half Million of Dollars
► without the loss hf a dollar; and .the; hbhse for which he la
agent, in Liverpool,- has shipped hotless than’4s,ooo persona
ddringtbe last year to this country, without acomplaihfc of
neglect ofduty on tfieir part. ~ *7 i
- He can issue Passenger TSckeia for London, Dublin, Liver*
pooh GJasgoWj
Rusb,NewTy, GaJWay; Londonderry,' and Dundalk, to New.
York, Philadelphia, lkiston, Baltimore,and'New Orleans,and*
from thence to PittsbuTgli j and will attend strictly to for^.
: He also has sight drafts for sale; the following*
places,via:-- ;: ' - ; •' : -.-"'-7 \7 :
ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, fiandford * C 0,.... -London.
Wrd. Tappfioott A C 0.............. -....Liverpool.
(Available in the principal cities and towns throughout
England and Wales.)
6 ON IRELANB,
Provincial Bank • - Ireland...JJubllru
Armagh, Belfast, • Downpatrick, Enniskillen,*
Mallow, Strobane, ... Athlooe, . . Carlow, -
Drogheda, -FernroyjMonaghan, . Enaiscorthy, h
Balllha, Cavan, ..Dundalk* ualway,:. . - j
iNewry, ■" Tralee, . Balyraena, Clonmell,
Dungannon, Londonderry; Omagh,•»Toughall,,-l
Ban bridge, • Kilkenny; Dungannon, Kllnuh, ...
. Waterford,.. - Coleraine, - Parsonstown, Cork, . -7
Ennis, .Bandon, . . Sligo, . • ,< Wexford, ••• ••
Cootehill. - Limerick. . Ballyshannon,
i: ON SCOTLAND'
• National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, ana its branches
in fifty towns in Scotland.
v./ - - ‘ON PRANCE.
Messrs. Edward Bldunt A Co., Bankers—...—.***ollB.
(Available in any city in Prance.)
ON GEB3IANY;
Messrs. Vegel, Koch A. Co., Bankers, Frank fortroa-thn-Maln.
(Available in anycifcy in Germany.) . . 7- ■■■-
• JAMES BLAKELY, ■■ ‘
mvT 19G, cor, of Seventh-and SmHhfleld pt*.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
’ WHOLESALE AND DETAIL,
the WekinTea Store,
38 FITTB BTBDCT,PrttSDmU}B,p4.': : '
TVY the half chesty of heattypacked in metallic package* .
••ix;tagnittho trade.• - . •
The subscriber ia now receiving bis Fall stock of GBIT?
randBLACK TEAS,—consisting of sotne of the finest el <1 v 1
tobo found ln'the Eastern market,MerchanU.vhJUng the
dtyareinvitedtocallandeiainlnooarstock. .
Below 1 is s-list of the various grades, all of which have
been earefhlly selected, and can with confidence be recom
mended t- ’■ 7 : i’
80 half chests fine Young Hyson; .
-ia : do ' do’ •: Moynno xoung Hyson;
do'-extra fine MOyune do; . .
I . t 100: . dp- --Superior- do;
15 dP extra fine . do;
50 Laoqnred boxes extra Curious Young Hyson ; .
26 half chests fine Gunpowder; 1
I 10 do - extra-fine ,do; • •
| 6 do do Moynno Imperial;
I 20 .do Superior ;• do;
I ; 150: do Pine Oolong Block Tea; 7
I -40 do • extrafiue Oolong;
I 30 do extra Curious do; . - ' . c
| 20 do ' Superlativelystrongeud fragrantOolong;'
| 25-chests extra fine English Breakfast Tea;; -.
I & do : ■ Curious -do * do; 1
I ■■’ALSO—Java and lUo Coffee, Ixjvcring’s Crushcd &nd Pul-
I veriaed-Sugarsw-. - 5 - 1 ’
r ALSO—SS,OOO Priudpe Segars, which will bo cold very.
low. ' ‘ A; JAYNES,
[- novl4dAw :-; r: '' - :7- S 3 Fifth street,‘Pittfiburgli.
TYI*£}'AGENVTm'-. ■
A. JAYNES) -
- - ‘NO. dB-PIFTn'STBEET;PITTSBURGH;
Agent for the Sale of L. Jofmeon 4* Go.'* Type> sc. t
OF-PHILADBLPHIAi -7
TTAS ON HAND ahdfor sole, the following:—Brass lined
IjL column- Galleys; -Common Galleys assorted, SIU-o
Galleys, .Composing Sticker Common and ' Job Caress
Shooting-Sticks; Ley Brushes;-Boxwood Quoins; Furni
;turo.;and' Rigletj-of all descriptions; Bmsa Rule, of all
descriptions;- Job Likj'in lib cans; 100 kegß ProuVs New» ;
Ink;. lOOrFousts Fancy Card Letter; and Leads, cut to any
: f ;;.'7l ;
Jgfr OrdersforPresses and Type will receive prompt atr
tention,andfurniahedatthe Foundry prices. OldTyperc
odvedlixexchangefPmowratdcents%ijlb. ■
Pittaburghy Slay 14, : -" '
CARRIAGE
THE uudendgned bos j ust received athia
CARRIAGE. WAREHOUSE,: situated
near the Two Mile Rtin, between Pittsburgh'
and Lawrcncuyfile, a Apletidld Viy
Of VEHICLES, of every description, and will: continue, to
receive regularly, new and secondhand .SuiMes,
Buggits, <ftu, wrnch he will sell on the very loweit terms for :
cash.- Having badtWelveyears* practice in the buKinesarabd
'with his weU known facilities in the East, he flatters himself
.In puttingdowELallcbmpotiUon.
Thbse wishing tp purchase are respectfully invited to call
and see for themselves.: - r-:r •: ',.7'./.'- *7.= .
Eapecialaiid prompi attentionpaid to. repolriscof Carri
ageS, Ac. V .... JOSEPH YYHITE. •
: Dr* D* Jayne's Family Medicints
fAYNE’SEXPEOTORANT; Jayne’s Hair Tonic;
** Tonic Yennifage; • •** • Sanative Pills;
Carminative Balsam; ' u . Ague Pills;
i y Alterative;«•- American Hair I*>>
• Theabovevaisable family medicines constantly on baml,
and sold wholesale or retail, at the Pekin Tea Store, 8S EUtb
street. By. . A. JAYNES,
;.Janl9»Uw: Exclusive Agent forPittsborgh.
.\j b '.■ • lUioaas dt Sona. .. '
-IX W PATENT AM ALGAMPKN.—Thia important in- ;
• - Ycntibn'TemoYea the tWo groat obstacles to the uni
versal use bf the Steel.Pim, viz: their rigidity, andtbeir; ~
rapid destruction byihp eorrpsive iictiOD or theJnk. fla ,
minutely ex&iuinihg-thc quill pen ih the .act of wTlting,.it
Trill be seen thaf We action it compound, consisting, first, bf •
a gentle yielding backvTojrdaction.imtnedlutelynfaoTC'tbe =
.nib of the pen ; - and, the “ BciSsortf’i action* o?
/spreading open bf the points to permit tbe'-fiowof the ink.'
This c<raipound ‘pens "hitherto' ’
-never have had—gives to.the quill itirfibxibUrcy,Bnd-tlmt,
Tcculiar-spriogypliiy. which is so agreeable : to>tbe hand,
and which seems to suit the actioh of tho muscles of t ho
-fingers; yielding, os Itdoee, to the slightestpressure, with*,
out cramping thehond. Tho effortsofaH steel pen makers
have betm directed to the .attainment of this essential qual
ity of flexibility, and they haTo had -recourse’ to an Imm- :
merable variety ofcracks and plercingsto attain lu ; The; ■
Invcntoraof rbfcPatcnt Amalgam Pen found, from a scries .
of experiments, that thpwbolepnictice-efthe trade had in
-this..rcspcctvbeen .erroneous—that no'Cpmblnation «>f
and“ piercings? could produce thedesifed action,
if the ordinary farm of the st&ijKn were adhered to. -This
point beta g gained, they avbidedjthe plan hitherto adopted •
-ibr attaining' gavb'is pecuUarionzi to tho
metal, by mebrthey managed ; to ; ,cozbblno the
action of the ordinarysteel pon~wlih the agreeablefiexibn*
ity of the quill. -The seconddiSkultytobe overcome vas
• of less magnitude, but still of. great importance to the cou
t >umm of-steel penS Every oneis awaxoof the corrosive
. action, of the ink on the. onlioary steel pen; * Eveuvrlthlbe
greatest it speedily smooth sur
: meb of the pern-, Sq.serioua a .drawback la ibis from'the
utility of the Bteel pen r tbat thousands are induced.topur
chase-gold’ pens, at nn epcnqous cosValxaost. exclusively
; bec&use.oftho ’anti-corrosive -qualityof tbatmotaV. 1 - The.
inventors have removed thisevu bylheir Compound'-metal;
which possesses all the necessary qu&lities'pfetitel, with the
additional merit of resisting thechemicaloctionof the tak.
1 These Pens iciUUutinorcthan twenty times longer Vianlhe
Sleel Pen , thus rendering Usetti Vieeheapest everintrodueed,.-
-For Bale by, - .;. _W. S. HAVEN, Stationer, ; r •
novlQ • % ;:'Market street, corner of. Second.
Bridge over trie Allegheny Elver, at or
■ „ . Jxear Stoorixfl'bnrff.
-\TOTICE is HEREBY GiYEN,-Tbatin pursuance of the ,
lX Act of Assembly of tho Commohwealtlrof Pennsylva
nia, entitled *.*An. Act to authorize tho Governor to tncoffo*
rate nCompahy to.'erect'a Bridge over the Allegheny Elver;
-at of near.Sharpiburg, in Allegheny. County,” approved; y
13thof March, 1853,'a0d Supplement there tojAnd Acts ex
tending’tbetime viUTfib Opened by
the under-named Commissioners, .to. .receive subscriptions,,
mr the Stockqf-said-Company; at the; ST.tDTARL t SllO*
TELV-in the Gityof Pitteburgh, omthe>SEVENTEENTIt ; -
day of DECEMBER,IBS3, between the hours of 10 o’clock, A.
BL, aud 4 o’clock, P. M ; aud should I the whole number of
shares nbt be subscribed on that day, then and Inthfet case,
at the hduseof 3ir. NEWPORT, !n tlie‘llofouaE'of.Bhßrp>-’-
• burgh Von tho 'TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OP THE SAME
MONTH,.between thosamo hours.:
- Philip Miller, Thomas Liggett,. - .
James Sharp, Gabriel Adams, - .
. Lewis C.~J. Noble, Thomas Wallace,
Peter Kllugensmlth, Malcolm Leech; ,
John W.Duncan, ■••••■ UarrisonParry,! *
David Dredan, Robert Chegstoan,
. Francis Korns, . Richard Ewalt,
Davklßoyd, Robert Wilson, ■'
James Marshall, . James HrAPCtalUmd,
. HenryM’Geary, Tbomas Pearson, -
/ Sames Blakely, • Grant'Mdwfy,;:
Charles Spang, James O’H. Denny,
• William G. Denny, . - 1 - 'Av Morton/: f
J.C.Comstock, • -•■■■■■ i • • -Lemnel-SburilUr,' 7 '
VA. Collier, , James Lewis;- [nor 17 ••
Wboleaalaand Eetaih - ,
' SADDLE, HARNESS AND -TEUNK-'MANIIFAOTORY;
■pOBRRT TL HARTLEY, begs Ifeaw te inform
XL his friends and the pabllcgeaerally, thot h^
- continues to occupy that large and commodToint
■ Storer.Room;formerly Samuel Fahno
.stock A Co/No. B&corner of;Daimbnd .Alley 'and Woodsfc,
wbereha keeps alargu'and general assortment of SaddleSj
Bridles,
Buffiflo Robes; Whips,'and all other articles iq his line. r •
Ho alsokeepa constanUyen ls prepared to fori:
Irish to. ordor, -aU <ldnda of Riveted Hose, manufbetured of
the best'-material, and in a style: of workmanship equal tor
the Eastern manufactured article, andatflflper cent.cheaper.
Country Merchants and Fanners would do Well to.caU nnd:
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he iAder
lorminedto 801 l first rate articles at very low prices,- " 1
Don’t forget the place, No.' cornel 1 bf Wood at. and •
.Diamond Alley*, v" '• •- :'/ap2g
- • - Now Coftori and Carriage Factory l
JOHNBTOS, BBOT^E58 l & CO., --f ■’
Cbrner of EebaXa and
S 5 WOULD respectfully Inibnn their friends
the public generally,‘ that they have
commenced the manufacture,of Carriages;
twt i wW« Barouches, Rockaways, Bnggacs.Slelghg and
all thrir various styles of flhlsh add proportion,
, AD orders wUI beexecutedwxth strict regard todurability
mdheautyof finish. Repairs M attendedto on
he most rwißoxuible terms. Using In all thdr work tlie
lest Eastern Shafts,Poles, and Wheel, atuff/they feel confi
dent, that 011-who favor them with their patipnAge, will be
perfectly satisfied bh trialof their .work. '
Purchafws are requited to gire us a call, before purvha
• slngelsbwbefe.;' ;V ' <’ V:.’ octtfely
LIVERY STABLE, - i • .
Corner_of SmiQifdd street and piamortd: :
TuE underslgned-havfng'added largely to-his
.tf&jgk. stock; is now prepared to accbmmodntMhe public
ZXXLvith the finest Bnggtes, and best Horses, both for'
•Saddle and Harness.- Gentlemen wishing to have horses
kept will find superior accommodations Jbf them
. at this stable. . .The stalls ard large' and new, aud; tb?-pro
prietor pays evcryatfchtlon tb their, ease imd cbmfort, ■ - '
■oct&y:--' ' ~ ’ - / ' - p;detun;
PearlSieam" XU ;
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
■ - (nsa& sue siAsioa.) r -
EAMILIES wilt bo sappl&d with ourTariona grades of
■••... FRESH GROUND FLQUR, * -
By leavlag ibelrorders atthe Mill or in our boxes at
Wilson 1 <£ 00., Wood street, or Braun:& Reiter,
nor Liberty andSt* Clair Piftsburjjh.' *
•JL lVSchwartz, or Allegheny. .
Flour wilt bedoUtered to families ineubarefthc two cities.
Toma:, CASH oadellTory-‘'
jy29 -. . ' : BRYAN; KENNEDY &CO
w
WnaiE B. OJttilWVt KJaW tTeady , tlu
.. 3IEMOIR3 OV ftUJOB ROBERT Vir*
giuia Beglxnent; andforjiale by
3^ mi: & DAVISON,
r -£5 MaTket Btreefcnear Fourth.
dec2B
rtlKUSij, SUOOU)fcB.;BItAt;E, HUPPOMJSK ANt> ELAit
•X mo STOCgISa iJISKH’Is-atlJriJßassfiJl’a, No7l«
comer cf Woodetreet red Virsir..n]ley. ■ >Al|> kisds oftne-
AanSoil ifipltoces arokept end fitted at tbU t»tab!i*h
meet. ■ in all caKeai->>r ; { hotS4 ?
;.sA >i Ar AfASOJT «fc,CO. Kill .closfr joutiall' lhejrjstock of
at a rstoftlori of s ± ►.
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■. '• tr ■ * ir ■
i j)&UGS AND MEDICINES.
THE GREAT PUEIFIER OT’ TEE BLOOD.
, Aiwasnii'W iciKcußT xir.rr... .
;A-N- INYALUABLEREMEDYF.OK SCROFULA, King's
A- Bhemnadsnjj Cataneous Eruptions,* *
Pimples orLpustulea bn the Face, Blotehes,Bofls. Chronic
Jclter, SaJiHeid, Eaiatgejaeat
ftod.paiu.pf.tbeDoneaaad Joint*, Stubborn Ulcers, BypM
arising from; no 1 niudiclous iuae of Mercury, Ympni
den»JkWie> oi Impurity of .thalflood;. .*. ;
whidvbosteoocjeMlebrtttedfbr
the of extraordinary :curer .effected through JU
>gQacjr,'hM Induced, the pioprietorv*t tbwurgent request - ’
i pf their friendfljto offerittalhaimbllc,which tier do with
r ?pnßd6DCoinita virtues Mid
properties.' The fyllowingeertjfi<AteB,Bdocted from alaxge
*numbex,»re,' however, stronger testimony than the mere
wordof the gentlemen well
knownia theh- of. the highest respectability :
many of them>«3dingin.the.dty <7f iUebiaond, Vfc . ’
P. iIOTI)iSN,-Esq., of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
known everywhere, says he has seen the medicine called
Carteris administered in over ft hundred .
cases, in nearly aU.the for which !t is recommend
ed, with the most Astonishioglygood results.’Hesays it ia
ihomofltextraordinarymediclneheihaseTerfieen.-
AGtJEAND FEVEKc-GREAT. CORE.—3 hereby certify
thatf9stbreey«ars r I had AgueandFeverof the mosfcvio-
Icntdeseriptfon.• I had flereral Physicians, took large quan- ’
tlties of Quinine, Mercory,ancU be]iove ell the Tonics ad«
vcrtisedj bttteUwithout any. permanent relief. At last I
tried Carter's Spanish Mixture, twoibottles of which effec
tually cured she.'and lam happy to say 1 have had neither
chllla dr'feref; since.. I consider it the. best Tonic In the
’Worldj-and the only medicine that eyer rrached my case. *
• .. - Johh Lononxn.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.
' C. B. LUCK, Eaq., now in the city of Richmond, and for ■
•many years in the Post Office, has such confidence In the
I'astonisning'efficusy'of Carters-Spanish Mgctaro, that he
■lrai bonght'npWards of-fifty bottles, which he has given
away. ne hasnever known it
tomljVhehtakenaccording.tqdirections.-
Br.' MINCE, a practising Physician, and formerly of iho
■ City Hotel, la the city of Richmond, says 1 he has witnessed
-Inft-nnrpber of instances the effecta'cfCaner’s Bpanfih
Mixture, which were niosp truly surprising- He says In a
aaae of Consumption, dependent oh the Liver. the good ef
fecta-'were wonderful indeed* ‘ .
; . BAMURLM, SRINEEU, of the fitto of Drinker A Mor-
was chred of Liver.Complaintol eight years
standing, hyjffie use of two bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture. . ■ •• ■
.GREAT CUBE OP SCROFULA.—The Editors of the Rloh
| mond Republican had a servant employed Ju their press
I room wfoi of violent Bcrofo!a, combined, with Kheumo
ktism/which him from work' Two bottles
of Carter’s Spanish- Mixture -m-adeo,perfect euro of h<m
ana the Editors. in a puhllc.notieo, say they « cheerfully
commend it to all who oTo afflicted with any of uxe
-blood.”
STULL ANOTHER CURE OF SCROPDLA>-I had a very
valuable boy cored of Scrofula by Carter's Spanish Mixture.
; I'consider it truly a valuable medicine." •
JAsrxa M. Tatlo&.
: . Conductor on tbaU. F. and PrR.-R.Oow Richmond, Ya.
SALT RHEUM of TWENTY YEARS STANDING CORED.
—Mr. JOHN THOMPSON,residing in the city of Richmond, ‘
was cured by three bottles of 'Carter’s Spanish Mixture,t>f
Balt he had nearly twenty years, and which
all the physicians of the dty could. not.cnre. -,MriTho3ap- >
sou is a well known merchant in the city af Rlrhmnruh v&,
madhls cure-is'most remarkable. ' - •
WM. A«.MATXHEWB,of Richmond, had ft servant cured '
of Syphilis, in the worst fend, by Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
He says he cheerfully recommends U, and considers it an
invaluable medicine. "
i RIOHATJ>£. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of Ecrofu
\ la, and-what, physicians call confirmed Consumption, by
i three bqtsles.of Carter’s Spanish Mixture.- .
[ RDWAJU>BtJRTQN, coaimlsalonerof the roveuue, rays
‘ he has jeeh the good effects of Carter's Spanish Mixture in
i a number of Syphilitic eases, and sayslt is ft pCrfctrt cure
for.tbatJxorribta disease.
WM.Gr HARWGOD.of Richmond, cured of 01 d Sores and
Ul(Sufa r which.'disab]t!dhini from walking, look a few bot
tles -Of Carter's Spanish Mixture, and was enabled to walk
..without s crutchi inn short time permanently cured. ‘
Principal Depot.at M. IVARD, CLOSE ACO:, No. S3Malden
Lane,' New York^
V, T. w. DYOTT A SONS, N 0.132 North.fil st, Philadelpbifti
BRNNETT & BEERS,iNo. 126 Main, afreet, Richmond. Ya.
■ • And for sale byB.A. FAHNKSTOCH A CO-L. WILCOX.
Jr. A CO., Pittsburgh; H/F. SCHWARTZ; Allegheny} end
by and Dealers in Mcdlcme everywhere.''
‘ ociSidawly- , ■ v. ; : .r r. -
IaO&SK’S COfiIPOUKJD SYRCF OF IKL
LOWDOCKROOT,
TTUHB la a.purely Vegetable Compound, edentificallypro*
X pared, from the best roots and herbs c£ the Materia
Medica, and has gained an* unrivalled reputation for the
folowing effects* vir.:
AND STRENGTHENING. THE LITER,
and Diassnvi! Gnoiics, and cleansing the Stomach and Dow*
.els, and thus fuzing olliliHous Diseases, Liver Complaints.
Dyspejisia, Imligofluqn.Costivcnesa, PUct, Headache, Fever
and Ague,, Jaundice, Nausea, Loss, of Appetite, dem and •
causing the food-to nourish and support every nart:
EUBIFYLNG THE BLOOD,
and thus curing.aUllumcrs, Cutaneous Eruptions, Scrofn
. la, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canker, Pimples ou
the face,'Blotches, IJlcen, Tumors, Morcuri&l Disease. Can>
c»s,;&d^'Ac.-; ■_
. EEQUIATISQ TIIE BECRETOBYOBGASB,
and by-.enabling; them toperform their proper functions,
prevcntingonif curing xnanyypaioAid.andaangeroua ills-
quieting the Nervous System, thus
-allaying-Nervous Irritation, end curing an diseases of the
I Nerves, as Iljateria.Neuraigia, Cramps, ie. • Itisunrivalled
in the cure of «U EEHALE COMPLAINTS, as Weakness,
General Debility, Irregularity, Obstructions, Swelling of
the Joet, Limbs, Joints,.- by-weakness; also.
’•LungHud Throat Complaints, as.;Colds,-Coughs, Asthma.
I Consumption; Acir also, Dropsy;’. i -“ v
t ; Having made use of the wmpound Syrup'ofTollowDock
Root, {Prepared by C. Morse & Co., either ourßßlVes, or in our
fiimniesj.and findingit to bo> yery .salutary and effectual
-preparationj we do mostcheeTfullyrecommend it to the puh»
licnsaTeryvoluabletnedlcine. / '
. E. Bourne, Esq„ Cashier National Bank, Provldence/ILI,;
A W. Limo Rock hank, do. do- Kev.
William Phillips, Rev; J; B. Richmond, 0. 8. Jones, editor
Providence Gim. Advt 4 William Field, M*W. G. iL, Cyrus
Fisher, M.E. 11. p., James Hutchinson, G. S.j Dei Y. J.
Bates, Lout. Benji-Oolby, and one hundred .others of the
most respectable families -Of Providence, ; .
r This certifies that! have "for a n umber.of years been aor"
qulnted with the composition and’ : hiO(le of manufacture of
BiRUP oy yellow dock root
X have also, been acquainted with its znodiiijopercndi In dis*
'hose; and'enn say .that In'all rcspecta.it. is
latedto rcmcdythat class Of'BbtrasS.forwhich itw&sde»
signed. It is especially valuable In INDIGESTION and all
its.attendant symptoms, 4t exdte to-healthy action tho
LIVER; removes and! nactivity of this ORGAN,and
stimulates healthy action in. all the'.system.: As a DEPU*
BATOR, or purifier of the Blood, It has no superior.
- DAVID HOIMRS, M. D.
Jan.4, v 1853. V
.$&• Prepared by 0. MORSE A No; 44d Broadway,
Now Fork, and sold by .'Druggists and -others .throughout
this ahdtether countries. JOEL MOtILER, Agent,
HprST.dy,. r f Pittsburgh, Pa.,
FOR BALE,
S' ;Up^s' '
■ /.;;’yv';
•y./i ■/.' . ”. '-■
' DR. DE LANEY’S
- CELEBRATED
CURATIVE INSTRUMENT,
T/k orilyliifaUHU Cure for that Dreadful Disease brawn at
SPEICSI ATOREBEAUR INVOLUNTARY NOCTURNAL
EMISSIONS, eu harassing and destructive, and produc
tive ©fee much mischief, to.thenervons system, incapadta*
ting thoman forbusiness, matrimony.
This ■ Instrument is ; simple, - comprchcnsive' uid never*
failing, and may'beused withouttho slightest inewn-'
;venieuco'or the knowledge of the most intimate friend.
;It is; to. beUßed'.extorri&yVprodudngno pain or injury
•. whatever, nor preventing any. one : from 1 attending to
; his business;and while in use not a tingle emission can take
1 glt&iintigoraUng the organ*j in a short lo such aw ex* ’
tent that they hegaih yum fbuutjvx?owkep? nsimrnoff, the
loss of .which, caused by early abuse, is the disease in ques
tion, ahd the caueeof the thousand concomitant complaints ✓
—-vie Nervousness, Prostration, Dyspepsia, Pain in the
Head and'Dimness of Viskn, Weakness dftha Back and
Lower Extremities, Affections of iheEyesvJmwtence, Pirn
plea onth e Pace,£remaiure Decline of-Viiility, Weakness
[ of-Memory and Power ;for Mental Application. Dejection,.■
A version to Bodety; Timidity, Solf-DlstrusVLoveof Solitude,
’ Ac. Mtthcse complaints invariably disappear,assoon as the
sourcsss*topptdJromwhichvie9e3naha&..''
Be it also remembered, that those complaints aro but little
understood by the profession in general, and that air the
;medidnein the wo rid never has, and never will, stop those s
losses, which* if allowed to continue unchecked,*are sure to
produce the most'distressing consequences. "
The. price of the complete instrument; carefully secured
against all observation, in & box*.L< only slo*. It can he sent
Jy any part of the United fltalcs,
Canada, Ae.*'according to order, accompanied byfull direc*
tlons, andimpor. ant odvica to the -married and single, the
expenses, even tojlbe remotest ports of the country, being
yary.trifliPg* . _ ■‘-'v .•■i'- -
r ? ?PPb»ti°iia and remittances must be .-directed (post
paid) to the Doctor himself he havingnoAgendeaestabUsh*
ed but in Dohdon &nd Paris. - • '
(post-paid) Dr. B.DeLaney,&llispehard street.
NewTork. '‘•"'■.v - • . -
f; Office hours, daily, from » A. BL tiU 3 P. from T to
8 the Babbath excepted. ;
*** The undersigned certify, with great pleasure, that the
above mentioned Instrument is not only constructed on sci
entifici principles, but that from Its use the happiest results
may always, withcoufidence,be anticipated, there being, fbr
the cure of.those diseases, no. otlar certain i*medu extant.
. *• • HENRY 8. KELLER, U.-D^
... QOETZ32, 96 Chßmbers eu*
, O.ISCKHARDT, Mv-D., 5U Howard stf
tnyat? • - , . new York.
vt Jaynt’s -Kxjpectorttßt*
'/’^OXSdJDTIO.N.—'Thia terni isfreqatmtly inappropriately
; V applied;-.to other affections ofthe Jongsunct Bronchi a.
So treatment Is concerned, this laof verr little
• thercme&tesaro tire game. The-EXPEC
XURAAIT ehouUL be given as often as may be necessary to.
relieve the cough, ontL-prodace a tree, and easy expectora*
'tion, and _oTso tc remove the tightness,or pain, or oppress
don about the throat or chest.-Ther bowels ahbuldbe regu*
latedby the ugeoftbe BANATIYE PILLS whenever necea*
saxy. If there, be xuuck.debUity* with night sweats, trom
one to two teaspoonfula of TONItJ VEBMIFUGIS should bo
given abonthalf an hour before each ineal.'lt should bo
mixed! atwoor^tbreospoonafulof coldwniir,aud sweet-.
enedto.pleaso the taste. But if them be no night-sweats,
or if they disappear, then give the ALTERATIVE three
tlxnesoday, according to the directions, instead of the
VERMIFUGE. . • -
All Dr. Jayne’s preparations for sale, wholesale or retail,
at the PEKIN TEA STORE. 38 Fifth street.: declT
~.. ,:' -j Warred fongress lah, ■" r
rpiuo INK is prepared by-a purely chemical process, and
vJL ; is wgTrusted to contain nothing ivjuriout to vietaUe pent.
It is pnle wben : flrsfc-nsed, bat by exposure to rthe air be*
comes gradually of is mdsl intense and permanent bl&ch.
For sale far bottlesof various size, by wholesale or retail, at
' W.8.110T8 • •
, .etatinnurr War nsa. Mnrbat street, corner of 2d. ;•
eUI’AL VARNISH*-* £OO gallons, Emith’s. New York
brand,.io store aurt for sale by
FLEMING BR jS., successors to J. Kidd A Co„
v 1 ♦ ,rt CO Wood at
aUIUKhiLVEIt —i 7 0 lbs in store and for tsalo by
dec2 FLEMING BROS.
1 f i HIT NEhTa BAND CRUCIBLES in atom and forskie
I' ISJXJM [doc2] FLEMING BROS.
vOEAKL aiAltO r->W: boxes, *».Ohlo,” in store and for
JT-sale by.. FLEMING BROS.
OALTPKTRE—I6O bags, crudo, tor sale by
fcT-decgi *>.■ B/A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
fl IUUOXUufcr-^iO\ases tiidiy for salu by ' " -
ii B. A; FAHNESTOCK A CO.
L—loo Jb3, Uerniudn, genuine, for sale by
B»'A; KAXiNKSTOCK & CO.
A iiKOW IIOO'J
a«33
QAUO* teases, pearled, for uiloby r
O deciS B. A. VAHNESTOCK & CO.
'IVI' W-EhAL •>% A l bKn.“-i have jo n; hand, • «nrt am con*
XVJL atantly.. receiving. fresh snppHes of tlia following i
Fiat ac d ‘ quart bottles; ’Empire Spring, White
Sulphur BpTingf CGngrcss .Watery and Saratoga Water.
- . 4,-;’ : JOSEPH FLEMING,
.. . . " ■ ■ . Corner Maxhct st. and Diamond,
jw ' r - •■: • • and corner Fourth anti BmHbopld sts.
MiU>lolNi3 CiifcriTa—Anew lot of tarious blzc* and
fitylei,flUevl.loonier; loraale by - . V: s .
josßpn Fleming:
' Cornor JJarlcet fit. atid Diamond.
1 ' and coroor Poorth arid SmUfaßeld sta. _
T VO.N’B IiATUAUIUN antt Barry's ■JTrtcoplwrOu*, ft WV
Jj M,*Ut -
f' !1 .. “.cprnci 1 Mwketao4Diiunond*
‘ : - i 1 and cnrnof ftmrtb At>d SmltfaftcM Bta>
T*IA»R DYES Lioui(Hiairi);e,'fcr Inst&nUy
the color of the hair to a dwjv blaefc'-tha
best now in use; Also, Russell's end Harrison's Hair PJV
and Alxonder'alncob»|>h^&r*aJ«bt
•• VUcTMIhG*.
vvs Corns*Market tt, and DUmond, .
and, some* fourth afid »! $
vM-.-L