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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every pensou entitled to the right of pre•omplionlo ens
of the lands within the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated, is terminal to establish the fame to
eatisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Lied
Mao°, and make payment therefor =soon as pruchcllZt of
-ter !prim, this notice, and before the Joy app,lnt,•l for the
eolininenoement of the public sales of -the tondo embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will to forfeit Ned.
'OLIN WILSO,
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DAILY MORNING POST.
WEDNESDAY MO: ' . . I t =
Lam Hours, when captain, was once hastily .
awakened in the middle et the night, by the lieu
tenant of the watoh, who informed him, with
great agitation, that the ship was on fire near
the magazine.
"If that be the case," said he, leisurely put
ting on his clothes, " we shall soon know it
The lieutenant flew back to the scene of clan
gor and again returned, exclaimed—
" Yon need not be afraid ; the fire is eatin
g° iv.l; ed."
" Afraid," replied Howe, "what do yen mean
by that sir? I never was afraid in my life;"
and, lucking at the lieutenant full in the face, he
addod, " Pray, how does a man feel when he is
afraid Y I need not ask how he looks."
ButIKE —lt appears that this great defender
of British concitutloaalisai, and of the immacu
late virtues of English stmesmanehip, employed
the secret knowledge which he possessed of state
affairs for the purpose of jobbing in the funds.
By this means he was able to buy an estate, to,
live in style, and to round his great periods in
luxurious ease. Much of our current patriotism,
we fear, is, in like manner, an affair of varnish.
It is not long since a distinguished patriot was
enabled to buy up large estates in his own name
with the pence contributed by poor people, and
all under the pretence of forwarding a great
cause —Eliza Cook's Journal.
By the Preeidentof the United State,.
IN'pursemace of law, I, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President
of the United Stat. of America, do hereby declare nod
make !mown that public Bale will be held at the underrnete
tioned Land Offices, In the State of WISCONSIN, at the
periods bereinefter designated, vie :
At the Lend Office at sre.vENs• POINT, commencirsu on
ooday , the fourth day of September next, for the diape
sal of public lands Wooled in the following named town
ships, rio :
.11'77/7 , of the base lint, and east of thi - firterth principal 7n,
"--
Townships twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty-six, and twen
ty-seven, of range two.
Townships twenty-five. twenty-six, twentyweven, twenty.
eight, tveuty.nine, and thirty, of range throe.
Townships twouty-savors, twenty-eight, twenty nine, and,
thirty, of range four.
Townships twenty..von, twenty-eight, twenty-nine, and
~thirty, of range nine.
Townships twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine, and
thirty, of range ten.
Townships twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine, and
thirty; of range eleven.
At tho Land Oflire at LACROSSE, commending on Mon
day the, eighteenth day of September next, forthe disposal
or the public lands within the undermentioned townships,
cis:
North of the base line, and wee of the fourth principal TM.
Townships twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four, twen
ty-eight, twenty-nine, of range one.
Townships twenty-two, twenty-three, and twenty-nine, of
Tango two.
Township twenty-nine, of range three.
Townships twenty throe, twenty-four, twenty-live, t wen ty,
six, twenty-seven, end twenty-eight, of range four.
Townships twenty-one, twonty-two, twenty-three, twenty
four, twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, and twenty
eight, of range fire.
Townships twenty-three, twenty-four, twontyfire, twen
ty-six, and twenty-seven, of range six.
Townships twenty-three and twenty-four, of rangv, seven.
• North of the boss /in!, and east of the fourth principal me.
Township twenty-Aro, r.l range one.
At the Land 01Ike et WILLOW RIVES, commending oe
Monday, the eleventh day of September next, for tho dis
posal of the public landn sitmted within the following
named thwriships, to wit
North of the base line, and west of the fourth principal me-
Township thirty-seven ' of range six.
Townships thirty:4v, thirty-seven, and thirty-eight, of
1,12g0 seven.
Townships thirty-five, thirty-six, and thirty-seven, of
range eight.
Townships thirty.four, thirty-five, thirty-six, and thirty
seven, of range nine.
Townships thirty-four and thirty-five, of range ten.
Township thirty-fire, of range eleven.
Township thirty five, of range twelve.
Tow whips thirty-flee, fortyeeven, and forty-nine, on the
south shore of Lake Superior, at the mouth of St. Louis
river, of range thirteen.
--' Townships thirty, thirty-live, and forty-seven, of range
fourteen. •
Towroddps twenty-nine, thirty, and thirty-five, of range
fifteen.
Townships twenty-nine, thirty, thirty-live, end forty-one,
of range sixteen.
Township thirty-flee, of range seventeen.
Townships tidily-sine and forty, of range eighteen.
Townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, and
forty, of range nineteen.
At the Laud Wire of 3IENASIIA, commencing on Mon
day, the twenty-first Jay of August next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following named townships,
vie,
North of the Lutes lit', and rust of the foacra principal me-
Townships thirty-one end thirty-two, of range seventeen.
At the Lend OM, at MINERAL POINT, commencing on
Monday, the twenty-first day of August next, fur the ,llepo
sal of the following islate, to wit :
North of the base line, awl nut of t'le rJurth principal me-
Island. situated insertions twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and
twenty-two, of township nine, and sodden thhipsis, in
township ten, of range six.
islands situate,' In sections six and seven, In township
nine, and rectionA one, two, nine, and eleven, In tow/oily
ten, of rungs seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of Schools, sBlitz.
ry and other purposes. together with thoso "swamp and
overflowed lands, made thereby unfit for eultivaUon," If
any, granted to the State by the act entitled "An net to ena
ble the State of Arkansas and other States to reclaim the
`swamp lands within their approved September 29,
1850, will be excluded from the sake.
The °dating or the above lands will be COMMAIIMI an the
days appointed, and will proceed In the order in which they
are advertised until the whole shall have been tamed, and
the sales thee closed; but no gale shall be kept open longer
than two weeks, and • t private entry a any of the lancic
Will be admitted anti, atter the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
eighteenth day of May, Anno Domini, one thousand eight
hundred ant tifirfour. FRANKLIN P I PUCE
lip the President JOIIN WILSON.
Commissioner of Ste General Land OA,
Je3:lsorfl3w thmntissioner of the General Land' Olhee.
By the President of the United State...
TN pursuance of law, I, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President
I of the United States of Amerlea, do hereby derlare and
nuke known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned Land OM us In the
STATE OF of
the periods hereinafter dosignaual,
At the Land Office of SAUI.T STE. MARTE, commencing
on MONDAY, the FOURTH. DAY OF SEPTEMBER' next.
for the disposal of public lands situated within the follow.
fog named townehies, to wit:
_North of the ham line, ofd unit of the principal frwridian.
Tow - whips forty-six, forty-seven, and forty-elght, of range
ten.
• Township forty-eight of range eleven.
Townsh p forty-nine of range fifteen.
Townships forty-two, forty-four, and forty-five, of rango
twenty-two.
Townships forty-fonrand forty-five of range twenty-throe.
Townships tor ty-t wo , forty-three, forty-four, and fortYfive,
of range twenty-four.
Tom:whip forty-throe of range twenty-five.
ToWnShipS fOrty.two and forty-three of renge twenty-six.
Township forty - nine of range twenty-eight.
TowsubipS forty-nine and fifty of range twenty-nine.
Townships forty-fine and fifty of range thirty.
Townshipaforty nine and fifty of range thirty-one.
Townships forty-six, forty-seven, fertyulght, and forte.
nine, of range thirty-two.
Townships forty-six., forty-seven, forty-right, and forty
nine of range thirty-three.
' Townships forty-two, forty-three, forty-five, forty-nix, and
forty-seven, of range thirty-four.
Townships forty-five and forty-seven of range thirty-five.
Townships forty-four and forty-five of range forty one.
Townships forty-four and forty-five of range forty-three.
At the Land Mee at DUNCAN, commencing on MON
DAY the RIGIITENTII DAY OF SEPTEMBKI next, fur
the disposal of the E public ladle situated in the following
named townships, to wit:
North of the base line, and WU/ of the principal meridian.
Townships thirty-eeven, thirty-eight, thirty-Vane, forty,
and fortyone of range twenty-four,
Townships ihirty-seven, ttdrtyeight, thirty-nine, and for
ty, of range twenty-fire.
it o : ps thirty-six, thirty-seven, thlrtreight, thirty
•ni orty, and forty-one, of range twenty-six.
Ips thirty-six, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, and forty,
of range twenty-seven.
Township thirty-six of range twenty-eight.
Lands appropriated by law for the useof Schools, Mili
tary and other purposes. together with those -swamp and
overflowed lands, made thereby unfit for cultivation," if
any, granted to the State by the act entitled " An act to
enable the State of Arkansas and other States to reclaim
the swamp lands' within their limits," approved, Septem
ber 28, 1850, will be excluded/ions the Roles.
The offering ot the above lands will be commenced on the
days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they
.z. advertise ruatil the whole shall have been offered, and
the pies thee *sod ; but no sale shall be kept open longer
than two weetus, and no private sorry of o ft of the lands
ell be ad mittust until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my band, at the city of Washington, this
eighteenth day of May, Anne Dom, one thousand eight
hundred and fi fty -four. FRANKLIN FIERCE.
By the President:
Joan Wniea, Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to tae right of preemption to any
of the lands within toe Townships and parts of Township ,
above enumerated, is required to establish the some to the
eatisfution of the Reirhtter and Receiver of the proper Land
Office, and make payment therefor us soon as practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the dey appointed for
the commencement OC the public sale of the lands embra
cing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will
on for
feited. JOEIN WILSON,
Cionntiori o'er of the amen,/ Land o/h4,
Tea, Ten, Tea.
WE are receiving from New York and Philadelphia,
380 HALF CHESTS TEA,
oomprielog Young 103000, Imperial , Gunpowder, Oolong,
Souchong, and English Breakfast, all of which have beer
carefully selected, and will be sold as usual.
A. JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store '
j y3l , No. 38 Fifth street.
BAITIIWAIT3 gebiZirciJnuelyl.o.l
Surgery.
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride: by the author of
Piqua, hr., de.
Yor sale at the ehea;l ,. ta , l3/ c gl o re of
,NNEy &
TO 'Fourth street.
ISitSONS wishing to go to Cameron Station, Va., to look
P
at that cheap land, will please leave their names at our
calm as won as possible, in order that an may go together
at same time. Good Weds in lota of 6 sera. and upward.,
situate within 2 to 4 mild of Railroad Station., Belling
at $6 to $lO an acre, and easy terms. Ttde i an oppormi.
ty of securing a homestead not to benegleeted.
S. OUTIORRT 1 SON,
140 Third street.
CURL LAND FOR BALE—MOLT wires peal and land,
on the Monongahela river, one.foureh of' a mile from
West Elisabeth, esul adjoining the coal, works of C. Ihm
son. It will be offered at a bargain. Etuiates of •
al& , THOhLit3 WOODS.
11)111rANTEDA situation for. ltann Hand; youngenan,
TT who has been rained to the business. Apply et
YRANCLINIIIN.Agenoy ,oe
No. 65 Fifth street, Issas Post twee.
EILIELY-7.100 Oa, awned' awabeikoi mm i band sad
mai Di GI BEM •
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INSUR 4SCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE
MUTUAL SAFETY INSITRANCI COWART.
kJEMU tho North Room of the Exchange, on Third,
street, FHIL
M ADHLPIIIA.
ARINE INSURANCES.
YLESELEI,
Carta°, To all Ilea of the World.
Famoirre,'
11LAN INSURANCES
On goods by their?, camsla, lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
EIRE INSURANCES
Ou merchandise generally.
On stores, dwelling houses, Ate.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, November 7,1853.
Boni, and Mortgage, $24,300 00
State ot Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Gaiden, Southwark, and other loans, 181,553 42
Stooks In banks, railroads and insurances com•
pantos - 20,012 20
nwirable 159,825 94
Cosh On h nn.l 16,071 30
ilalromos in tho hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Polities rosvntly Wiled 121,707 07
Subscription Notes 100,000 00
DIRECTOIIIS:
Dr. B. M. Huston,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer OPLIvaIn,
Charles Kelly,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James •rravuatr,
Woo. Ey ro, Jr.,
Jo.-huis L.. Price,
Jam. Toonent,
John B. Semple,
Charles &bailor,
J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
B. T. C. Morgan, do.
WM. MARTIN, President.
THUS. C. ILAN U, Vice President .
Jeerer W. CAMiN, Seey,
Wm. Martin,
Joseph Li, Meat,
Edmund A Bonder,
John C. &nig,
Robert. Burton,
Jobu IL Peuror.e,
George ti. Leiner,
Huard Darlington,
tl Jone,lirooku,
J. O. Johniwn,
James C. Ilend,
Theopilus Paulding,
JAM,. B. illTerlend,
W. C. Ludwig,
P. A. MADERIA, Agent,
N 0.95 Wm.. stret,t, FittAurgh.
THIRD ANNUAL STATIOPIkeNT
OFTHE SPATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Assets, May Ist, 1353
Prsmiutas ruesised to 31sy Ist, 185 Z
Inter.t on Losus, de
Capital Stock
11, , turned premiums, Loses, Re-Iwn.rware, Ex
wives, de.,
INVIRTIII7}9.
MIA", Itortgagea; Stoeke, and other good errro
euritloa.
Premium Notes
Cash on hand...
Total suret of lialouras, Liable for Low. $3.58,318
DIRZC7OII3.
JOHN P. RUTHERFOR.D, Dauphin county,
P. 0. SEDOWICK, Harrisburg,
SAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS, Ranker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER,
JOHN B. RUTHERFORD:Dauphin county,
A. J. GILLETT, Harrisburg,
D. TJJON ES. Harrisburg,
ItCHIERT KLOTZ, Carlson county.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. OILLETI', Secretary.
insure tigainat wrila of sea and inland navigation,
also, on Merchandise in city or country, at lovrAnt rats. con
sistant with safety. Policies Issue 4 on dwelling houses
either perpetually or tor a term of i+ears.
Branch Office, corner Fourth and Smithfield streets.
my‘.ktf A. A. CARR( ER, Actuary.
THE UNITELY - STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
MARWICK]) APRIL 26TH, 1850.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $230,000.
o,!fire, S E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of the Haw Dann! at Philogleiphaa,
Egophou H. Oros - ford, Foul B. Choldoc,l,
Ausbroee W. 'rhoum,,, Lawren.,,Johr,con,
Benjamin W. lingloy, Beo.
Jacob L. Florence, James Beier...,
Willie= M. thxlirin, Wililem ti lien.
Pre., i I en! it.ereafor,l.
Via Pee. sitiont —Mahn., W. Thompson.
!Win,/ klnvoluor, 1 3 g114buryh--Jamem IL Willson, M. D.
Allsphony City—ll. D. Mowry, M. D.
ONO. IL A ItNOLD, Agent,
marliry No. 74 Fourth street, I.ll,teburgit.
The Franklin Firelnge...nee Company,
(f /i.ssey/rderig.
r),ITtECTORS-Chark , W. Bautoter, Thom. Hart , Tobias
Jl/ .
ruiner, Samuel It rant, Jaaall It. :Smith, 11.1. W. Itich.
Alonieeni 1). Lewi», Adolph' K. Rorie, David H. Browne,
Morris Ibitterson. (Nair. N. listroion. Prete/erg.
Curs. C. 111,4,5.L9., Siz.rdary.
Continua to mriki.ingornme.pirput nal or lb:toted, on every
description of property, in train end nt rates as low
Ili are contristent with ire:miry.
The Company bare reserv-.1 large Contingent Fund,
whirb, with their capital and premien., safell invented, af
ford ample protorrian L.l the
The Asset, of the Company• on January ld., pub
ergre.retly to on Art 1.1 As• emrly, were ro. !drawn, •lai
Mertdaze 611
Beni Kitatv t:407 .. rs
Temporary IT
S tre es 61,Sas or)
Cash, .te 61.010 el
Total $1,212,70S 14
Since their inoorporation, a period of netty.one years,
they have pal uparanl of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, lotws by fire, thereby affording eeidrneo of the
advaistage of ifscunae, as wellag the ability and diepoed-
Lion to mfet filth promptuen all liabilities.
J. GAIWINKR. COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 °Mee, north-east err. Woo,l and Third OA.
PROTECTION
11 1 / 4 1 , 10:1:LESTI$110:11 4.41
MMM!MI
Capital Stock, Annwa Premiums and Irtgens Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1626.
Polklee of Insurance Ilemed at all times on the most favors
••- - •
ble terms, bgaiust
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OR Till
PERILS OF NAVIGATION,
BY .
GEO. E. ARNOLD, AGENT
YOE PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
marl 64
Western Insurance Company, "ittsbnrgh.
R. MILLER, Jr., Preridmf. I F. 31. CORDON, &cretin.
CAPITAL. $300,000.
WILL insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE and MA
11.13131. All lorses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly pith!.
A Rome I notltution, managed by DII.C7OII{I who are well
known In the community, and who are determined, by
promptneer and Choral ity , W maintain tha character which
they hare lig,lllllVi. es offering the to. 111,4.0.11 to tilt.se
who desire to In. Insured.
Direciers.—R. Miller, Jr.,C. W. Iticketson, J. W. Roller,
N. Rolm., Jr., W. 11. smith, C. ilimecn, George W. Jar liSon
Wm. 31. Lyon, James Lippencott,Ortorge Direle, Jam., 31c.
Auley, Alexander N Thom. Scott.
Iktk a Moe, No. 02 Water street, t Warehouse of Sluing &
Co., up abut...) Pit Oburch.
ALTRiA INSCRANCIII COMPANY,
lIARTFoRD, CONN.
Chartered 1810.-Capital Stock $300,000.
TILOS. K. DRAGE, President.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary. B
DIRECTORS— Thomas K . Brace,
Samuel 'ruder, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward WoodhriJge, • E. A.Bulkeley,
Joseph. Church, ' Roland Rather,'
Frederick Tyler, Edwin G. Ripley,
RAert Buell, Samuel S. Ward,
Miles A. Tuttle, Henry Z - . Pratt,
John 1,. Doswell, Austin Dunham,
0 ustavuZ F. Davis, Junius 8. Morgan.
Sir Policies on Fire and Inland Risks lesuod on rarer.
ble terms, by GEORGE E. ARNOLD, Ag't,
deel2ly No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
HOTELS
CITY HOTEL,
(LAT.& ueow:ex, )
Corner or Smithfield and Third ■treeta,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
GLASS & CARR, Proprietor's.
JOHN P. GLASS, DAN. D. CARL
(Late ...ger N.,. SalagTart, 02140.) (LW AL at.. A P.,., 1..1.
THIS large and commodious House baying undergone
I thorough repair and furnished with new equipment,
throughout, Is now open for the reception of the traveling
public. CHARGES )1013ZRATZ. eprlletiro
ST. CLAIR- HOTE 14,
(FORMERLY TILE EXCIIA.NUE,)
PITTSBURGH,
Corner Penn and St.Cialr it ,
C. W. BENNETT Proprietor.
air This in a first claw, house, between the Railroad De•
pots; the rooms are large and newly furnished, and clumps
moderate. aprl4lyd/sw
11=133=1
Is NOW READY FOR SUMMER VISITERS. The
grounds have been Improved, and the House rendered
more attractive, generally. The proprietor will be happy
to nee bin friends.
/Sir An Omnibus of the Excelsior Line is now running
from the station, on Fifth street, to the GLEN IPYTEL.
Leares the station at 8 o'clock, A. M., and 6 F. M.; return
ing at 9 A. 11., and OA P. Id
Jel2:6m
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohio. PATRICK & SON, Paomurross.—This Rouse has eta-
Cdergone thorough and extensive repairs, alterations,
and large additions of new furniture, etc, and the proprie.
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render the Iltuoveux a place where all the com
forts of s first class hotel one be found.
jyttf C. PATRICK & SON.
RILEY'S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURG If, PA.
„ • ~ :~► : ,
FLORENCE 110
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(00:1130C T. 00 TEM lIIROPIAN PLAN.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
oclly PROPRIETOR
J. 111 . 1fASTI11.9, J., ♦O'T X. a. ItAILKI.S
"DERRY HOTEL, oorner of Hancock street and Duquesne
I Way, Pittsburgh, Pa.
marky hic3IASTERS & MARKLE, Proprietors.
NEW PUBLICATIONS—Just rewired by Express the
following new and standard Books, ahead of ell cotem
parariee:
Wood's Practice of Medicine, new edition;
Sir Jasper Carew, by 0. Lever, new work ;
Fashion and Famine, by Ann S. Stephens, new work;
Juggler ofliankln, by B Cobb, Jr.;
Wild Western Scenes, new supply;
Dodd Family Abroad, by 0. Lever, new supply;
Fanny Fern, emend series, new supply;
Fedus, a Poem, by P.. 1. Bally, new work;
ChazaberePapers for the People, new edition, In 6 vols.
Select Writings, " In 4 vole.
" Miscellany, In 10 vols.;
" French Revolutions;
tinnier; of Irish Peasantry,
"
Life and Works of Burns ;
" . German Maudlin;
• Himehe's Field Books, new supply:
Trautwine on Ctirel '• •
Bhunk on Curren, now work.
All mem *an_ ll,o4;wew and sheep Boob will al at
jy/S • S.AMM, LAIJFIWO ST Wwall Witt.
• -.A.; """
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
EXCHANGE AND EXNECING HOUSE
A. WILKINS &
.;UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING.
NO. ar7 /rAt Fourth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FOREIGN and Domestic Exchange, Coln, Bank Notes
and Land Warrants bought and sold.
Collections made throcighout the Union.
Business paper discounted and loans negotiate&
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Money receivod on &moat, and Interest allowed when
left for a specified time. dec3
Removal;
PATRICK& & FRISND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Hare Removed Char Office to the arner of lotfa and Wood es.
PITTAIII , IIOH, PA.
DATRIC3B k FRIEND, tankers and Erch.ge Brokers,
and D.alers lu Notca, Drafts, Acceptauces, Gold.
and Bank Hot., Exchanges on the Eastern and IYestorn
Cities constantly for sale.
Collet:Gond made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits rssnived in par funds or current paper, et
the corner of Filth and Wood !Streets. [Celia
$627,4,6 ,3
BANKERS AND NM:MAMIE BEOHERB,
lavf REMOVED TIMil MIMING ASO LSI'IIENOI °mol TO MO
•
' 41111:CT GTII.E.ET, POUR Pt:Po:. 1M..017 OLD MUM.
11()LMES hankers and laehange Brokers,.
end. Deal,rio in Noti.4, Droft, Acceptances, Gold, dil
1, and Bank Not., Exelninr,non the Hastert, end Western
Codes cotnitstnly for side.
Collections noel« In xll the eities throughout the United
States. lbstwutto re...rived in par Inuits or ettroeut patter, No.
Sir.-het Arell, between Third and Fourth ate. Liszu:iy
JAS. 8. 1:0,,
NOON & SARGENT
BANIiEI:S AND EXCIIAN6E IsIWEERS,
N. I. COHN. 00 10000 Y 61.1..L1, HTY., 011,31.30.01,
1 INALEitis in Cann, honk Note,, 'Lime Bill.. Foreign and
jy 1.)001 , 041 , ' E5CL10.13.34 4 , Corti:ions, of Deposit, de.
Eseharidu mn nil the prit,,,ii , ol itLia, of the 1.101011 and Ku•
rope, for 'ale same to pundunierti.
Currant nini par fund, received on deveat.
Collection , wait. on all parts of the thaian, at the loareet
j.itet,ll,ly
TIEILNAI N
RANKER: , AND EXCIIANitit BROKERS,
No. Pa Wood Sr, eet, corner of Diamond Alley,
raveauaon, rt.,
- DUI' AND SELL Dank Not,. MCI Colt, Dliaratiot time
1.1 exchange, and groan's:a - ) linte'; make wileztionn In
an the print ilail eines or On. Union. Kviielvo deposita on
cull a n d 00 ti , t, RIC' give their prompt attention to all
tank matter, iiiigertatzing to a Droherii: trwineos. Eastern
$209,018 01
135,2,0 66
1911,19
100,00000
$4441183 %
Ext.lantx4v u uslaillly 00 howl.
JOUN W OODS,
BANKER AND EXCIiANUE BBOKER,
V 58,318 "U
IntALFAt lY
Exchange, Commercial and Noel Notes.
STOW,: bett"tit itold uu eolutni,ton. Collections
eurefully Attend,' to. lutorett paid on Deposit.
44 - Ft , urtli stroot, ti.torly oppoMie the M. M.
Book. dean
$161,481 88
179,016 51
17,920 21
(a . SVCWD ADD Finn 628ZILTS.
`v ltl {IT EXCHANUId on the Eristern Cities coluitautly fur
0 sale. limo liille of k othisttne nud Nosi iliseounted. —
(Auld, Oilrer aud hank Nutes, teutt4ht and set.l. Culloctioue
made is nil the prittrit.ul rtiioo of the United Staten. De
{emits ret - eit c: ray and Curreut kuuds. I marbly
10/411., [Ow Ar.t , RAE., I,9ES-ICA KAMM,
KEA= &
BANKER: AND ENCIUMIE BROKERS,
11WY ANL , Ul:l.l.Ciold.:?Bcer, stet Bank :Notes; neirolinto
1,) LxaitN DU RCM! F: tuts o. t . ,KIK. &-euritie,. {lurch. ,
Br,ruiss,ry NoLes a:.d Time ❑UL,, on East blOll Went; buy
1.11. l se:l,- , 0,.k0 on l'AnnulLssion.
. . .
Coll., t.k.w. mail° ou all tha
O. E. AILNOLD a CO.,
BANKBrie AND EXCIIAMIE BROKERS,
f V:ALEICO In Excl./ oce, Ltaak INott.s, Sight and
Time Drnflo, dr, . attended to,
and pro rate ronittod n, any I,.rt tl . the Uni,4l.
Smelt, IP...411(11,1
*y T • Fourth at.. n..rt do,T to Kant or Pittntl'g.j . .l3
tr'"Tirt. LOOMIS.
- - -
s TdCK AND BILL &JOKER,
Other , No. 92 i - l.reN •e . innt. W.ll,
PIT isd
- - •
461 - Notep, Dranq, IF,nJx, Nioripg,•9,.nd Loaf' On trop
I nt,rnlA. ~ aul L• 41.1•1 Watrrauts bought
and ,11. ortB
EXCIIANGE AN: , 1 .\ Nj; IN ol 11,11."9.11 Of
A. WlLliiti.l G CO.,
No. ;5 Foinxrd S Tan.,
Opr.o.ite 1.1.0 go:41: Plt.t.vburgL,
}SII4 Pirhbukan.
Gold and &Woe,
ItY.CIIANO:... I:ANEINU flull3E Or
WILLIAM A. 'HILL & CU.,
171,L1T, Yr/T.111.11.
MlDtereg allowed jac,l2
anst r (1/ . Third rf , N,
. . .
THOM AS WOODS•
44 1 C1IMMERCIAL 1 ItORER,
Notes, Bond•, Stocks, 'teal E•tete,
Jsb
JAMES WIIOI.IWEILL,
CABINET TC h.' MA NUFA CTURER.
Ware.roont• in and g 9 Third
J. W. V._ lafona.
lax ta..t.arere that law
Lax r..,..•-•rii....11 - 11•..pringotock
tle in 011... City, which
will the Canted grates,
As he t.::'o .rutimel ir' • l the quality eitb wall ems
gOtical. Ur lireSt.tittA t san, and
from the v. , o t of LIN lity in utanufacturing,
he is enabled to prod ow.. e ',totted f uruiture, at the lowest
prices.
He ban adoph-dtt,prin-1; , .:. of li-otifying hfa etatomd6e•
Interest with his nap., in Ton-ty and pct.', tend aeepe
way. on hand the t frea;•••: o•,riety of net•ry de-ocriptitm of
furniture, indu .onte t eet and ptetneet, to the moat els.
gankarel curtly, [het lady pelt of one, may be
furnialosi from toe etnnk,cmnufectured exprecely to or
der. Ttoi t tilde tug ertittine , -nnfl,t, in port, of tat
r1 0:l
which for rinittneto of et) In and finteh, cannot be I
In Say of the Esonrn
Lolli3 .X 1 V Wt. , t:I.•
to tinfatt, lu pit-h en bat: el nt ;
60 don. Niatto t mt., C 100:,
dux. Walnut
60 Meho ; fany
Yd Walnut •' ••
60 NitehnAarty Divert..
20 Walnut "
60 Marble Top Contr. Teltire.
60 " " Urea,nt e ; Surma,
ad '• " Vitn-tatmntle;,
40 Runtnceel
100 Comm.,..
toPlain Preettinft Burn-sue;
49 ileLogmay iltdattat
20 Walnut
G 7 Cottage ••
$OO Cherry and Poplar itedeleadt
20 Mahogany Wardroten;
' IU Walnut
10 Chnrry tt
60 Plein Lture.tu4;
70 111,.t, and r-al, feet Tablas
1 . 2 Secrntnt y and it
'l.lll Cent- Snot Chair.;
1,24 itorkinu Chairs
12 ltrelitto• %Felting linear;
Oat. and Towel
- Etiguiree;
Conversation Chairf;
Ellsabethan
Reception
('earl IoW. "
Arm
entitle and Rail Chain;
• large -meortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CiIAIILS. Coma. Maxus cupplied with oil sr
. .
ides in their Ilne.
STEAMBOATS and 110 TELS, furuLehed et the glories:
, stioe
All orders
Tut suhieribers tender their acknote•W hi
ledgments tor the favors bestowed upon
them by their liteamboal friends, and
would respectfully remind then! and others
In
In building Lists, that they are of nil times prepared to
furnish, on the most ressonable taro., every - description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the hest material and work•
rillal.ft AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURE:It—No. 204
gettermau'a Bow. tdberty street, tito ou hand e large
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads or every description, made of
the best materials, which ho will sell lower than Lticles of
the same quality can be sold In the city. Ile would call par
ticular attention to his large stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs nod Ihristeeds, which ho will roil et greatly reduced
prices. Also, Turning of every deocnptlon executed In the
neatest manner. Orders left at the Wart Rooms, or et the
Mill, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
tto'nial to. ' • ma rl
A. MILLIIOEN dt.
AVE ON HAND et their extol:Wye CABINET arid
H
CHAIR NIANUFACTOBS, No. 64 Smithfield atmt, •
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
wlll sell 15 per cent below customary rates,
Terms—cash only.
Great Inducements t; Cash Purchasers.
'IlrE will sell our largo stork of COMMON AND FANCY
rr CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, at prior that cannot
fall to please each purchaser. All our work la warranted.
Our tone are CASII. JAMES LOWRY, JR.,
mar 26 ear. St...oa:and Liberty eta.
y i l i i ii AI. E. NIEVENtiON confirm.. to manufacture
OABINKT-WABE of or ery description, at hisokl stand,
corner of Liberty and Seventh streets. UNDERTAK.
LNG attended to. in all its branches. mull
J. 0. MARTIN. Agent.
CORNUCOPIA
SarOYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.Iie
D. BARNARD.
No. 40, Fifth Sired, betwroz Wood and Market.
janl9,ly J 9171,1110.11.
CRYSTAL PALACE,
No. 1 a Market street.
• C. C. SEELY,
(1:1 4 5 4 RESPECTFULLY informs Ills friendsand the
public in general, that he has just started his
\..) • New York and Philadelphia modern sty le of
WOK ISO OYSTERS end everything else In the
eating line. Oyster+ iu the Shell or Stewed, for 1234 cents
• dozen. lie will ulcu furokth the best of everything that
the market will afford. Muse always open until 3 o'clock
In the morning. marl34l
OYSTER SALOON AND ILIESTA MAN 'DI
108 WOOD STREET.
TILE eubecriber has now hie OYSTER SALOON AND
EATING ROUSE perfected Inn mariner that cement
be exceled by any Flmllur eetabliehment in the city.
MEALS WILL OR SERVED UP AT ALL HOURS OF
TIFF DAT, from the
Choicest Meats. Fowls, Fish,
rn Bill of Pare cannot be surpassed, sal he would respect.
fully invite the attention of the public to it.
(1111A1t1.128 STILL,
108 Wood street.
3. 20 ..keti
St. Malin - ler Beer Brewery.
TMILE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
is now fully prepared to serve private families and the
public generally, with his celebrated LAGHR BEIM, In
bottles. All orders left at hie Office, NO. 39 DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wood street,) will be punctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
j.2B:t.f F. G. Sell BNCK.
calla , Lager Beer Hall,
Ns. 100 Smithfield street, opposite the Custom House.
HE entbscriber has just opened 000 of the burnt ►nl
best finished Lager Beer Rails in thexity. Beerii
acknowledged to be a superior article, cud every other an.
coutuarlation about hie bonne cannot be excelled.
rrue::llrAut A . BMITZ.
KD—A oltuatlou for • man and wiSs to wort o
a Um. Apply at ',MECUMS' Agency otaaa
lora Si PM rtreet, near Um rod OMs.
N. HOLMES & BONS,
ilia a CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCILINUE BROKERS,
THOMPSON BELL & CO ,
BANKk: it I. 11 1; I: R'
What-Not.;
l'ap.r Macho Table:
Pembroke
Ilan and Tier "
Ladles' Work
Extension pining Tables
Ottomans;
promptlyatt,ndea to
Steamboat•, Ahoy I
T. IL YOUNG & CO..
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
opposite'• Browses Slotel."
Jr.,Jnmci Lowry
RESTAURANT''
4. •
DRY GOODS
New Arrival of Spain . ' arid Bummer Dry
Goods.
. •
AT No. 99 N. W. SIDSI OF WOOD STREET.
DGREGG it 00., Importers and Jobbers In British,
. French and Oerman DRY GOOD& Haring receiv
ed oar largeand estorudve Mock of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, menesott.mn, and part
through our own importation, we feel INA in mauling our
old customers, country ourchents and city dealers general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
we can offer such Inducements to buyers as are rarely met
with In the trade.
Among our dry goods stock will be found cashmeres, de•
/nines, Portarcouth lawns of the Emit deeirabla dredgus,
mohair lusters, alpacas, plain black and fancy figured silks,
Slofinanis and fancy prints, latest styles, broadcloths, fancy
'oath:4p, eassimeree, satinets, tweeds and Bummer pants.
kounig brawn and black musllns, table diapers.
We have also uponoil a very large assortment of bonnets,
newest styles, palm loaf hats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and an extensive vidioty of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;
with use goods, fancy netting., Jaconetts, mull and figured
Sates musiins and black silk veils, Ac.
_ .
Our variety r cock embraces in part combs, buttons, per
cussion cam threads, port mouaise, patent medicines, per
fumery, and shooed every artiste usually kept in the va
riety lute, together with a large stock of gold and silver
watcnes, watch materials, glasses, gold and gilt Jewelry of
newest patterns, and • great variety of 30 hour and 8 day
clacks, of whichlrill be sold at the lowest prices for rook
Or satisfactory reference.
N. 15.—An early call from buyers ID reVeCtrUily solicited.
teszs 1). OILYOO & CO.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
A. IVTIGICEIS FEW STORE,
CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH . STREETS.
1,1 AVLNG THIS DAY OPRNED• MY NEW STORE, I
1.11 beg leave to call Um attention of the Ladles to the
large and splendid assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, just received. Among the stock may be found
some of the very finest goods now Imported. It comprises,
in part,
sMeese black and fancy Dress Silks, 50 eta. to t. 2 per yd
00 do Mons. do Lathes, Barege de !Ants, and Mousse•
lino de ttege;
200 do Beautiful Bareges and Tissues, In great variety;
250 do New Style Drewer Gingham;
21)01) do American, - Yrench end Rngllsh Prints;
500 do French and English Lawns;
2000 French Collars, from 12IA cents to $5.00 ;
510 Mantillas, of the latest styles, among which am 60¢1
of the most b eautiful Imported Into this country.
Also, Muslin, Tickings Checks, Linens, Crash, Diapers,
Table Cloths, tientlemen . l"Wear, Aa
TRISVIIINGS.—In this department will be found a com•
plate assortment of Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, Maltese
nod iioniton Loot, line Faiglish and Thread Lam; all of
which will be sold unusually low.
Ten bales yard wide Muslin at els cents per yard.
my 3 A. Id'TIGHB.
11:1=11
Now Goods at liodnoed Price•
. . .
OUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE, No. 74 MARKET Street,
Y
between Fourth street and the Diamond, Pittsburgh,
have just opened a very large and splendid assortment of
seasonable Dry Goods, wbkh have been purchased in large
lots at auction, and from importers clearing out sales, at
such prices I. will enable them toed' many desirable oast.
of Goods at 25 per cunt leas than the cost of impo.atation.
Dark Lawns at 5 and 8 cents; Dunes and Hangs Detainee
loom 8 routs up; Dress Silks from 40 cents upward, and all
other Gouda in proportion.
As we ore about to take account of stock in a short time,
we will offer our Goods at priors that cannot fall to suit all
purchasers. We solicit an early c ;II from oar friends and
the public generally, that we may have the pleasure of gte.
hag them such bargains as we have never been able to offer
before. ( jeal YOUNG, STEVENSON k LOVE.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
iron Front... No. 91 Dlorket street.
/Alin house being now open for the transaction of • ironer
‘,./ al Dry (tootle busineast we would resiectf oily solicit the
patronage of the public, feeling confident that, from our es
tensile and well selected stock of 81LIii3 . , FANCY AND
STAPLK GOODS, we con offer such Inducements as will in
sure entire satisfaction. HAGAN k AIM"
apriAf Noe. 91 Market and 8 Union street.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN M'CLOSKEY & CO..
FuItILKILLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
street, which has won an unbounded popularity under
he name of the T MINN BIG DOORS, have, for the put•
paw of acquiring more space for their Immense business,
:emoted to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STRILIIT,
Where they have now the moat
•
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS(
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That halt ever been °Mimi to the public
Their prim:lyd object for ale removal, is to give them
more feeilltlee for the
WHOLESALE TRADE
They ore prepared to Mil Goals M the
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES!
And they will warrant them to he as good as any mane
matured la the Union.
CUSTOM WORK,
IN TUN REST ETTLZ,SND UrON SUL SUOLS.T NOTICI.
They hare on hand a full and leotutlful Lesortment o
LOTUS and COATINGS, Mr
FROCKS, WALKING AND Btft.q-
Our iniereAto Sr. Idontiral with those of our cluttomarr
and we Aware the nubile that our fidelity wIU out fall 1.
tilling oil ordero we may be favored with.
Sir DON'T POlttilfT Tlll➢ PLACT--.
No. SS Wood Street,
siogo co.N.s or PIAMOSI, AL/Ma.
N. B.—We dimireour p►trous to understani the t re Inr.
no longer any conne , tlnn with the Clothing Duthie,. II
Liberty street. Our **moth,* is devoted exclusively to Lb
House *boys ilesigostoa.
mar 23 JOHN 111'CLO3KES
lUST RECEIVED AT Ji)l.lN lifoChtffili EY at COS, Whole
-0 mato Clothing liarshouee, i 0.84 Wool street, and coruer
of Ummond alley, tiarlar,:mt artil meat varied stock of
;sash. that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of the public to. Those goodshare
loam purchased foam first hands, and, consequently, no
wooer[ profit on them, which hares, us able to say that a,
rust and du .41 at a, small profits as any house In the coat.
ern cltlea. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
glee I. a tall, nut examineour extensive assortment of
RC.aDY MADE CLOTILINO. It It almoot impossible to
enumerate the quantity of 101I0e0P11 piles of gramenks that
Is to be non at this larga eatabllshment; It I. sufficient to
my that It has never been equalled by the house lUtelf.
marltld JOHN kfcCLOSK ICY t. tXI
SAMUEL (MAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR MOTEL. BUILDZSGS,
Wt. CLAIR
Q .
ENTLEMKN'S el-Until-NG made exclusively loonier,
and warranted to suit Has constantly on band a
*hole@ sonortmout of CLOVIS, CASSI3IIIIIO, VP:STINGS,
•nd OVELLOOATINO, of the latest styles, selected expressly
for the custom tenth.. Uendemen leaving theirorders, will
have their wishes oonsult‘d and complied with, no ell work
is done under his own supervision. novl2
Clothing! Clothing !
%MK undersigned respectfully inform. his friends and the
T
public that he La now receiving at big store, N 0.177 Lib
erty street, a choirs aaeortment of Cloths, Cassimerne and
Veelings, of the latest and moat desirable style', which he
is prepared to make to order In the most fashionable man
ner, at short notice, and on the most melo:table terms.
, - , •
We have alaw on hand a large and well manufactured a tock
of ready made Clnthlog, to which an Write the attention
rd buyer', either wholesale or retail.
Persona who purehme goods for cash, will find It to their
dvantage to call at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchases. JuuWJ C. CONNER.
New Clothing' Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH ETHNICS, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
mum subscriber has Drat opened this new establishment,
when be has always on hand a large and choice sweet
meat of all articles of CLOTIIINO, which he warrants equal
to any in the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
me. The public are requested to give him a call.
ruar9ly B. OPPENHEIELP.E.
WATCHES. EWELRY, &c
K RAVE THS GOODS.--Jewelry, in rich and been.
tiful variety, well selected, and a large assortment
Watch., the most celebrated and perfectly finished, of
London, Liverpool and Genera manufacture.
Silver Ware made In my own manufactory at Oakland,
and warranted pure coin quality.
Military Goode and Society Emblems, Jewels, Seals, Re
galia, Trimmings, in.
Spectacles, Tea Warn, Lamps, Girandoles, Mathematical
Instruments, Olass Gutters' and Glaster's Diamondsofm., to.
All as cheap as any In this or eastern cities.
Watch repairing done In a superior manner. Jewelry
made and mended at the oldest established shop In this city.
W. W. WILSON,
corner Market and Fourth ate.
---
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!!
Pfeifle tr. Bleyraia
121
DEALERS IN WATOILItS, OIAkIia,JEWELRY,
BILVERWARS, an., No. 4.2 FIFTH Street, near
Wood, opposite the Morning Post, formerly occu
pied by L. Heineman A 00. We have now hand a
splendid assortment of 8 day and 24 hour Clocks, which we
offer to the public at groat bargains ' such as: Iron canes,
pearl inlaid and all other patterns of Mantel Clocks.
Also, a rich assortment of line gold and silver patent
lever, cylinder, and anchor weepment Watchee,and an ele
gant stock of Jewelry and Silverware, which we Intend to
sell cheep 115 r cosh.
N. B. Watchiwpairing done In the best manner and at
low pricks, and Warranted. milli
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
No. 87 Market 8 ttttt
(fixond door came the Northwest corner of Mgr Diamond.)
OHNSTSVENSON, (of the late Arm of John B. dileadden
ey Co,) reepectfally announces to the public, that he hue
opened, at the above stand, a line assortment of WATOLIES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, oi
lIANDOLES, Ibcksf and Titbit Outiery, Britannia Ike and
Onnetunien Sets, and the usual 'misty of good. in his line
of headmen.
Special care and attention given to the REPAIR of WINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, de.
He trusts, that from hie long experience In business, he
will be able to give imagination to those who may favor hint
with their patronage.
Pittsburgh, May 15th, 1853.
Henry Richardson, Jeweller,
HAVING re4itted hie store Ina handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with •
tlne assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY; and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his Mends and custom-
ere to the fact that among his Watches will fie found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. OfJeweiry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chalon,
Finger Rings, Ear Binge, Miniature Locket', eta, etc.
FANCY GOODS—Soch ss Papier Mackie, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Taney Vases,"Peritime Bottle., Table Mats,
Oolrs Pistols, Porte Mourudes in great variety; China prrat
and Oake Dish.; with an endlese variety of useful and or•
nameistal articles, which have only to be seen to be 'pare
fated. [soul] NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
FINE WATOIIES AND 11.1011 GOLD JEWELRY AT
BARGAINS.—We wish to Intbrm the public that we
are now offering our preeent stock of tine Watclms and Jew
elry, at prices that cannot be beat. Therefore, we nay to
one and all, you that wish to buy tine Watches and Jewel
ry, give us a call, and sore from 25 to 60 per cent in your
purchases; 'shish you can certainly do by calling at 57
Market meet.
N. D.—Watch repairing attended to in all its branches,
In a superior manner. Gold Jewelry repaired or manage.
tured to order at short notice, at
3e7 GOOD'S, 67 Market at.
KNOMBIAL,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
FANCY GOODS, No. IS DIMMED Awn., between Mar
ket and Wood !streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. All articles sold at
this establlalunent will be warranted. Repairing of °locks,
Watches and Jewelry promptly executed at the shortest
notice. All work done will be warranted. I jelikem
Notice to Stockholders.
GRBEABLY to a resolution of the Board of Trtudeee
IS. of the Odd Bellows Hall asoriatien of the city of Pitt.
burgh, pawed at a meeting held at the aloe. on Tneeday,
=I Out, the subscriber' to the Stock of said desodatiou
are hereby wett e d rbetr4Lte 10] TER CLOT, had the OM
Instalment of their rib.
on the 20th of June, 1112.4. WM. B. LIU
Treeeltror 0. B. H. Assedallon,
maw Market sad limed ets:
REIM
NESS COATS
MTIMOAL.
151.1ifW .0/NPlCilne
Real Estate and Contracting Agent.
Fran sabecriber has been Indoned to open an ogles for
1, the purpose of baying and selling, on Cbmmindon,and
baring the Agency of large Masai Baw-Mills and Boat-
Yards on the Allegheny river, together with many other
facilities from other water and steam saw-mills. He flatters
himself that be mai furnish any bill. of banshee sml
timber of any kind, great or small, long or short, and
tleliver them at any point on the Allegheny, lffonon=z,
Ohio, or Missiadppl rivers; contract to bdld Urge
Elton; Boobs, Coaloglats. Beat Grumals, Bridge Timber, Boll
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, ko., to any given =
and will attend to the Sale and Bentof Zeal Hibbs,
his long experience in lumbering, freighting and.. boat
building, he thinks be can give general eatldadion. All
persons are requested to make their contracts soon; crepe
elelly thaw wanting boats or large bills of lumber and tim
ber, should contract for them In the au for the spring and
summer use. He will else attend to the mayhem ma! lude
of any commodity that may be desired.
Lettere addressed to DAVID Mona, Beal Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Plttstrorgh, Bon lia.l2e, goat paid, will be
punctually attended to. His office Is on Irwin streetLNo.
2, Allegheny House. DAVID
001. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Plttstargh.
Mr. John Morrison, BK.,
Mr. Ran. B. Brown, Mni., 1 Allegheny Blear.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, OtaAon ll ,
Mr. Charge B. Swaney, .. n ll i
O. A J. Hahn A Co., • 4; . l.
•
er2l:lyclan
Nero a Minn Volt eggs, Pittsburgh, Pa
-BTABLIBILED U 1840—Inrorporated by the Legiala
tare of Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
Hon. Jute BIICULAAS, I TIM WALTIM H. Levan,
Wu. Wrawme, " GRUM Ninon,
" Mons HAXPTON, Gen. J. K. MOOLMILD.
P. DUFF, Principal; Author of Duff's Book Keeping, Be.,
Profemor ot Book Beeping and Commercial Mentes.
S. 11. DAUM!), Professor of Penmanship.
N. D. HATCH, Nagmember of the Pittsburgh Bar, Pm.
fearer of Commercial "Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. H., Professor of Mathematical and Claw
ideal Department, Profresor of Mathematke,
POUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
limkkeeping Department.
Dures Smut or 1100K.EZIPIRO is taught by the author,
upon hie Dew invented Blank Books —caveatel for patent
June 6, 1854. By means of this Important invention in
about half toe multi time of study, the real practice of
Book.keeping in Imparted to a degree of perfection never
before attained in the United States.
Ills training for business comprehends upwards of 400
real business transactions; 300 commercial amputations.
A thorough course of bush:tem PENMANSHIP.
Daily Lecture. on Commercial Law and Commercial
Sciences, thu theory of profits, the art of making money, de
Duff's Book Keeping, Harper's edition, price $1,60, post.
age 21 cents, " the most perfect and comprehenshv in the
English language."
Duff's Steamboat Book Beeplog,price sl,postlym 9 cants,
" perfect system for such Books and Accolade..
Duff 's Commercial Calculations, price 50 amts.
A lr. Send fora circular by mall.
TEAS ! TEAS ! TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
.slt the Pekin Tea Store,
314 Arra eraser, Ptrrrannuan, PA.
BT the Milt chest, of neaGy peered in maudlin packager
to snit the tradv
The subscriber is now receiving his Pall stock of OHM
and BLACK TEAS,--ennsiettest of soma of the nowt ckcjd
to he found in the &storm market. Merchants vteltlng
zity ore Invited to all and cu mine our stock.
Below i.a list of the venom groom, all of which have
been carefully selected, and cast with confidence be reams
mended :
30 half chests fine Young ilyeon;
10 do do ktorune young Hymn
10 do extra floe len,yune dc;
100 do Superior do;
16 do extra fine do;
60 Lectured boxes extra Curtoue Young Hyena
25 half chests line Gunpowder ;
10 do extra line do;
6 do do Moynne Imperial ;
20 do Superior co;
160 do line Oolong Black Tea;
40 do extra due IndOng ; ,
30 do extra Curious ao;
20 do SoperiatlretystrongandfragrantOoiongt
26 Aosta extra dna ligurdish Breakfast Tea;
6 do Curious oo do; .
ALSO—Java and Rio Coffee, Lovering's Crumbed and Pa.
verised Sugars.
A .60-1,000 Principe Seders, villa will be mold virry
lownoil4k . A. JAYNES,
Air as Pifth street, Pittsbingh.
ED UND WILKINS,
•
And wort/sr 01ne1,77 Goff, Laufrencent7/r.
M.O:iII3.IENTS, BURIAL VAULTS. TOME STONE. Lc
eport Stone Walls and Ponces, Mantle Pieces,
Ire nod Pier TOW , ' alas) eon hand and made to order.
N. 13.—ttaring introduced a new style of Ponce for Cent
eter7 Lots, of DURABLE c•TVN I, cut through In panel or
I - Aline form, and at very little root row Iron fencing. I
ref.•r to sp.:mans of that and other Work I hare air. ady
done in the Allegheny L.Fmetery. I Late on hand n
selection of drawings for every description of work in by
line.
11.1712LIICTS :
001. HENRY bIeCULLOUOLI, Pittsburgh. '
WM. BAGALEY, Erg., do
KRAMIOL k RAILM, do
M. HARMAR DENNY, do
Hon. WILLIAM WILKINS, Rome Wood.
Ron. THOS. IRWIN, Allegh.y.
Ilra. TIERNAN, Sr., do
JOHN McDUNALD CRUSSAN, E.qr., Monongahela
Rota. aprlO.dan
Davidlll nn
. .
REAL ESTATE AND CONTItACTINO AGENT, NO. 2,
IRWIN Street. 11G:burgh, has for sale, as folios,-
180 acres of land to CSder °aunty, laws, Id toilet from Nur
catine, on the main rod to !Garton, and S calm from Tip.
ton, 5 miles from two Railroad depots; led acres to under
cultivatkin, • good Promo Mum, /frame Barn and Grana
ries, • good bearing Apple Orchard. The farm Is well
watered, high, dry, good land, in a very healthy county.
A very great bargain min be had of this farm for prompt
pay. ;inquire as above, or of 11r. John Ifrum, on the pre
tube.
Also, 3 acres of land, with a huge Steam Saw Mill, now
in ruccoleful operation; 3 Frame Dwelling., Barn, Black-
Smith Shop and Tools, Boat Scaffold, Work Shop, An., situ
ate on the bank of /ha Allegheny river, at Miller's Eddy,
Armstrong county, Pa Enquire no above, or of Mr. L.
Mann, on tile premise.
I also want to purchase 5 to 600,000 feet, B. M, of good
ilidte Oak Plank, 3 inches thick, 8 or 10 teat long, 7 to 18
inches wide, part to be delivered in October next and part
in April, 1335. Enquire as above.
Alm, !brinks all the Beds, Furniture, and everything of
the fitting out of a large Hotel, in the city of Pittsburgh,
now doing a very Inge business. Two to tee years of the
lease of the house can also be bad,and loupedlateposadraion
if moire. Enquire as above. ins
RODY PATTERSON%
BAZAAR AND LIVERY STABLES.
gnus UNDERRIGNED having wanted now an/ commo
-1
IWoos TABLE and CARRIAGE STORES, in canner.
tlon with his old eatatiiihment,ow
• le prepared to do a vastly ID-
A ,. creased business. Ile ha. pro.
.` .W" vision for ONR HUNDRED AD
FIFTY HONDO, of which he can take on humped nuns
bar on livery.
110 Us arranged his new balling" with 111TiltW i 0 sales
and storing for job, of new and second hand Carriages, of
all descriptions, to which he will give ample attention.
There is also within the new building an Equestrian Ring,
where buses are trained and nercised,which wlll be foinol
advantageous to persons keeping Mugs with the under
signed.
Thankful for an exceedingly liberal patronage in the put,
and the favors of a mnititude of friends, the undersigned
will endeavor to command its continuare by dawning it.
myltimdsw BODY PATTERSON.
f'l 4P T.! ' P 1
EM underalgoed has Jostreatived at Ids
T
CARRIAGE WARRROUBS; situated
near the Two Mlle Run, between Pittsburgh
and lawresoeville, a splendid aseortmen
of Valium w• , of every dellerlpt/011, lad will continue to
receive regularly, new and wound hand Chrrioper, Bother,
Boppgiet,llc., which he will sell on the very lowest terms
HATiM had twalveyears'grastlee ths busbasse,and
with his well i=tru facilities in the Mut, Its flatten kinuelf
putting down all sompetltion.
Those wishing to pur4.lse saw respeethdly inettod to call
and ere for themselves.
Especial and prompt attention paid to repairitZlitii•
altelOte• Onylibianyel JOMPH
ROBERT H. PATTIE/180BM
1 -1 LIVERY AND SALE
riflk. 411nr...
STABLE,
o lllanaoad ad Cherry alley,
!wail" PrITIIMIRGE, PA.
WM. A. M'CLITRG,
DK AMER MN
Pia* Toss, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
Wars.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
PITTSBURGH. P.
- 8 8 now receiving a large assortment of /WISH CM
I in additioo to Ms already extensive stook., p
gram first hands to the Itsatarn markets, whloh, will be mold
at the lowest market prime.
Asir Ifnaila, Steamboats, and bunnies, baying by the
quantity, supplied at wholesale rates.
lir Goods delivered In the nit, free of charge. asp2l
- V It AN K LESLIE'S UAZETrK OF FASHIONS, for
August.
Knickerbocker Magazine, for August.
Harper, for August; price lb cents.
Sul. Smith's Theatrical Apprenticeship, with Illustra
tions: by Dailey; SO cents.
Quarter Race in Kentucky, and other Stories: by W. T.
Porter, of the New York Spirit of the Ti,;a with illustra
tions; 50 cants
Mysterlea of a Convent: by a noted Methodist Preacher
25 cants,
So many very good and new books have been published
lately that It Le well worth whits to call and look at thrum
Such books as Fashion and Famine, the Curie of alften,
Lamplighter, Thoughts and Things: by Elibu Harrill.
H. MINER At CO.,
and No. 32 Smithfield street.
JUST PUBilWir D mid for sale at RUSBRLUB DRAM
of Cheap Literature, No. lb filth street, the following
Works—
The Rappers: or, The My/Maim, Fallacies, and Abourdi•
Lies of Spirit Rapping, Table Turning, ha
Boston Blare Riot, and Trial of Anthony Burns.
Rom Lambert: or, the Memoirs of an Unfortunate Po
man, by O. W. M. Reynolds.
Ashleigh, a Tile of the Olden Time, by Mtn Duppy.
Travels in Turkey, by Adolphus
The Lion's Skin and t h e Lover's Hunt, by Charles de
Bernard.
Remember the Bookstore, lb Filth street, near the corner
of Markel RUSSELL k norms.
Jell Booksellers and Buttons.
GOOD FARM FOR BALE, of 43 sass, with • good Own
Ur home, of 4 rooms and collar, and Deaf Par* ll=
spring house, with doable barn and stabl i t i l
corn cribs and good garden, and o
of apples, pears, pesches, Ac. 80 =n w entlintion,_ o l3d
abmndaao
o f thaw, a good soil and a now dirme!i_Uultd. 3 mud_
from McKeesport, near the If ongtdoldernT n.r.
600. Term $6OO in band, Imams In ass, two and throe
years. t CUTHBERT BON,
nod Bag Faute AlDlnfrllo Third st.
M AGIO
t rlalt i rG POWD . —OllO ONtrt arddiff
by Ll7_
salved /4 61.11"
au. brit.
.
k 47.
INE
MIEMELLANEOU&'
Carter's , Npaseirsh Jffialisre.
SRI CUM? PITRITIO OF TUX BLOOD 1
the A mans or Iliasoorrar
AN INVALTIABI.M . IIIOIID YOB fIaNDIOLA. King's
B.U. Bhennistnet, Obstinate Outsmart limtiowS
Pimples or Postale( on the Ifsesi Both, C mite
Bore Byes, Bing Worm or Tinter, Send Reed, Kuhr preen
and Pain of the Bones and hints, Stubborn Ulcers,
tub Disorharil, Lllmbego: Spinal ikenphibits, and all . Dh
eases uning from on inimikeina— s um of Mercury, Inspru
Jane in Lilt, or Impurity of the Blood.
This valuable Media... Mink has become oelebie bed for
the number of ex muss *Sated through Its
er the
ntwoulir, has ll•dst to otter tto the irebirOd the at the urgent request
pu n ig& th re ,h, w ith
th e =mod =IMMO in its vtrtecis and wonderfni,...;rative
propertim The tbllowitigcertilliatee,selected from a large
number, are, bowery', stronger testimony than the mere
word of the proprietors; and are from gentlemen well
known to their lOcallties, and of the highest reapectabßity
many of them residing In the city of Blebomml, V.
P. 1101iDliN Bag., of the Xxchwato Hotel, Rielonowi
known every says he has aeon the medicine called
Carter's Spanish ure administered in over a hundred
rams, In nearly all the dbeams for which It Is recommend
cad, with the most estonlahlngly good results. Be says It
the most extraordinary mottoes, he Mu ever seen.
AOLIB AND liliVbilt-6111MAT CURB-1 hereby malty
that for threw yam I had Agues/IS Ferrer Of the most vi°'
lenteleemiption. I bad several Pb took large mum
titles of liobibie, Mercury, and I believe all the Tories
verthed, but all without any permanent relief. At 1e61 :
tried Carter's Spanish Mixture, two bottles of which ethw
Dully cured me. and I am happy to my I have had neither
chills or fever since. I consider It the best Tonkin the
world, and the only medicine that ever rescind my coun
Deaver Dm_ near Rielunond, Va.
O. B. LUCK Req., now In the city of Richmond, and for
many in the Poet OMee, has such oonlidenee In the
aatonfahla alum of Oerteem bi l bliztuze, that be
has bought upwards of fifty which he has Firer
away to the effided. Mr. Utak sap bowmen known
to fall, when taken Mottling to dlreettona.
Dr. MINOR, a malting Physician, and formerly of the
City Hotel, in the city of Mehmid, says he hat tritneserd
In s number of Inatsms the streets of Carter's dpaia. b
blleture, which were most truly itemising. He leyt in
atm of-Ooneunfptbon, dependent on the Liver, the good
forte were wonderful Indeed.
'SAMUEL M. DRINKRE, of the dem of Drinker k Mon
Richmond, red t w over °completer et eight men
Mending, by t eas of bottles of Carter's Spenirr,
IDAtore.
liltifokT OlifitS OP SORCIPCfLA.—The Editors of the Rkt.
mod Republican had a servant malikpwd in their prow
room cured of violent Scrofula, Imablned with kituuroa
o a
rrtirel ade z disab led
Yirta., him fro
made a m work. Two
petfert sure bo ttle
and t heir s
he krines,lnt public mike, say thy' cheerfully re•
commend it to all who are Minted with any slieesse of th.
blood."
BTILL ANOTHIIII CORR OP SCROPIILA.-1 had a ven
valuable boy cured of Scrofula b 7 Oarteee Bc.auleb lextury
I madder it truly• valuable =Akio*.
JAKII3 R. Tars,
Ocualnet or on the B. P. and P.R. R Co.. Richmond.
154L1 T MOM of TWENTY THANE STANDING COEND
—Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, melding in the atty of ilehmono.
was eared by three bottles of Outer's BpaWshMixture o:
Salt Rheum, whleb he bad nearly twenty years,and whisk
all the pliyeleiane of lb. city amid not care. MIN, Thomp
son Is a well known merchant in the city of itlelunond,
and his eon is meet remarkable.
WM. A. MATTELEWB, of Ektunand, had a servant rasa
of Syphilis, In the worst form, by Oarter's Swab& Blister..
Ifs says he ebserfully recommends it, and ramblers it no
Invaluable medkine.
RICHARD B. WIEST, of Ricluamed,ed Consumption, b !wes rand of Sera%
Land what palyeidana call
throe bottles of Cortsea Spanish confirm Mixtime.
rr ifilVAED BURTON,. rommissioner of the revenue, sap
be has seen the good effects of Carter's Spanish Mixture Jo
• number of Syphilitic cameo, and arys It is a per Sot cur.
for that horrible &mama.
WM. 0. ELMWOOD, of altinnond.ourad of Old got ea
Sleets, which disabled him from waking. Took ► few bot
tles of Certer's Spanish Mixture, and wee enabled to trait
without a crutch ; In a abort time permanently cured:
LaPri W. nelpalDepot atII .SONS WAND , , W.M 00., et., N0.8331a1den
nn, Neu York.
T. STOTT A N 0.122 Math 2d
IMINNETT A BARES, N 0.126 Main elavet,Rkond,Ye.
And Mt ails by B. A. PAHNINITOC.K.A 00.,L. WILCOX, .
Jt. A 00 2 , namnia mamas, do Wood stinot,l l MA.
:argil; H. P. SCIIWASTZ, Afkarkeny : and by 'Drug:l46.
ad
- Desires In Medletne warprbere. ortikNierly
• _--
CHERRY PECTORAL
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSZNZSS, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING-COUCH CROUP ASTHMA,
AhD CONSUMPTION
Wit Invite the attention of tl •
public to the certifiestee appended
below and beefeak forth= th at can
Jr did eniesideration which their Mac t
jrlitZ'l-" franker. '
Mss in such stallons as many wb
voluntarily bear witness to the aka
.ella • • 11 eyelid value of Comm Pscroass„ do
t ilot wantonly trills with, or didoi t
facts, nor overstate their co:ivied. as
Dodge then, whether this le not the medicine to tryst who
you must have relief for the throat or lung., Judge to,
whether every family ought not to have it by them m 4
safeguard against the everywhere prevailing enemy, wh ich
Meals with fatal frequency upon almost every Pork, co
cardes off a lamb from many a home?
Jackson, C IL, Jeeknou city, 0 . , 20th hoe, 1882
Ds J 0. Arta ale—The Caesar remoras is moth I
quired after. Several of our best Phyncians have aced i ,
three of them In their own came and always with the
pleet effects. The numerrom liatent medicines always 1
fore thews lead to incredulity in rei,ani to every new rent
dy and it le only after undoubtel cvklems of value In ta,
article, that anything like a general confidence can be e
cited
The nnrivallel excellence of this combination of agents
(in the Cromer Pscrosat„) proved beyond cavil brivpdals -i
trial under their own observation,has comMil.d x.•di
men to proclaim abroad Its usefulness. Jr to beyond eii
doubt the beet general remedy we hero Sr the Pramual
Affections of this Ciaante at the same time relative at
expectorant—a ram combination of properties
In the hope that it will prove Its own reward, euttcri
myself. Baspeettully your obedient servant '
JAS. 11.0. MILLER, M D
Let geaticmeo of the /Qat Prof st la eerie ?hit cam
talarnaborg L. 1 dept 8 11.0"
Da. C. Arm O.= Sir—Over upplicutfflo for the p
three peen to my duties as an advocate, hutment on for 3
eight months ego a severe Irritation of the bronchial tithe
whleb was &constant annoyance to me, and fast beam t,
a mutt of greet apprehension. Leery remedy tried Gil. I
to even relieve me, till I need your CoLlll!Psorrau Ti .t,
has not only relieved me, but , as I trust wholly cured t
I tare nothing for the repulatkei of advocating Patent
lie
diclttee,-and this is at your emirs I shall treoeemend it
to members of the tar , and others whom I may meet
boring under Medlar In lispnitions
Your, truly, R P. JONES
Montgomery, Ala, October 4 184 J.
Da. C. Area: Sir—l have need your admirable as
pound exclusively in my practice, and find it to 81.1)paSS I)
far, any other remedy we bare for curing diseasee upon e
lungs Your obedient servant,
B JONZB, If. D
What yet remains to convince the most incredulous ,t
the Cherry Pectoral !salt that it porporta to be, vie an es
equalled remedial agent fir an aillMaaa of the Throat ar .d
Lunge. The experieme of years Ma proven it to be soma ,
and we submit It to the people, believing that Its virtues
will fatly maintain its reputation
Prepared by J. 0. AWN, Chendat,Lowell,Mium Beware
of worn:dem preparations, attempted to be palmed oil nal•r
a similarity of name .
Sold In Pittsburgh by all Druggists, and by B. A .
ESTOCIE A 00, wholesale and retail.. Jed Saida.
JANY:3 BLANKLY, Roropean Agent and Dealer In Real
Estate, offers f br fele the following valuable property,
via: MOO aurae floe land near the Mlathitippl and 'idlsooarl
Bathoad, lowa. norea of Umber and prairie lend in
Paulo, Miamian 100 aura in Liverpon township, Ooluor
Mena county, Ohio. 101 acres neer Greensburg, Wesunero
land muzzy. 140 serve near New thatle, Lawrence county,
highly improved. 1 acre lot - uear the front gate of On
Mary Oem.tary. 4 lots, each 24 feet by 110, neatly Duo 1
with palings, near the borough of Lawretweville.
Wanting lots, 25 feet by 100, near the north end of lie
Mutrpsburgh Bridge. SO lota, each SO feet front by 100 fo:t
deep, in Ltvarpoot, Ohio. k very valuable farm in Mero r
county, of 11* wow, with etreellent houses, barn and out
buildings 2 houses and lots on Diamond street, in the boo
oogh of Birealuilbast. 8 lot; each 24 feet on Quarry street,
roaming bask to the Manor lies, lifth Ward. Cell and
examine Register, at the corner of Seventh and Eforithilall
etreeta. jy2 I
BOWN% GINOMIL—This Merumee Is wir
witad to poems, in • 0001Metinted form, all the valu
able properties of Jamaica Organ and will be Liana,
triat an excellent Fondly Medicine. It Is particular:,
reoreameadsdas a tonic to persons reemedng from ler vr
or other disease, a few drops Imparting
to the stomach a
glow sal vigor equal to • wine of brandy or Milks
sthEulant, without may of the debilitating effects which are
mire to follow the use of liquor of any kind, and It la there
fore espeehdly servioaabie tiaddidren and ibmalem To the
aged It will prove a great conked- to rheumatic Mimic,na
it gives great toilet As • Cholsna remedy there Is nothlr g
eopggior to lt, and no Wally should be without it 2 groat;
noshed by JOB. YLMMING,
3,26 - amen of the Diamond and Market
Aii.OWLY3SIZAD OY MOM ACSIUS YUItErS.—We bore
for sale ZOE acres of good land, (all of which can be
aohlvalad,) In lots oft mem and upwards, at from $5 to
$lO per acre; situate along the lime of the Balthnore and
Ohio Railroad, within from 4 toe nein of gunman ad
Belton Stations, Shnihall manly, Va. Many reams 111.
Ing ha the crowded cities would Ma well to parehme a few
mot tad genre a healthy and comfortable home. Torre
are first rata marteta Sm all kinds of manes at every et.
Boston the Railroad. A 'Ulna at Qumran Station is
crtit u rapidly, and the ociontry around la inapronng very
InE A putable. & CUTHBERTSON,
/7 20 -- 140 Third street.
Firl"rl'T'lTTT7 l lE7Sr'•l
110IVZ, No. 61 Y 17 1 .11 Street; twat door to
IT • M. oot-
Hall, dialer ht UNIT aad 0011HOCTION.AltY
lee them, of the WA quality, maid up delft% the •
800. 11.110, Waltham:tee sal Craw.
Families can be implied with Strawberries and Miler
Fruits, during the acme., on the meet reasonable terms.
Orders are respectfully solicited. }mkt f
BLit MILAL AMASS FOX SARlL—Tbirt7 Moot'
D thuart... the borough of Manotiater, each 24 (Jet
wide by 100 feet deep; part of the legate of the late .I.ltl
Adams, thell. These lola fronting on an menus SO
feet vide, and extending to an alley in the rem. 25 feet
make them dednthde property far a suburban residence.
Also, • lot of ground on the comers n( the Afth Ward
Market House and Penn street, 35 Met front by 102 (oat
deep, to Spriug alley.
Also, two lots of ground on Liberty sized. each 25 Mot
front by 100 deep, to Quarry street. APPIY to
/AUKS BLANKLY.
Iyl9 Real &tab and Rump= Agent.
• VOrtiIMISIMIL t.
A
NY permit visht . og to mak. $ 5OO 6
months,A
pctet r pek; kimmettoo, Trumbull oount7, Olilo.
This Is no BMW:a or book wort No ,.___ traTell _,Nr
Imbut Sly perm n m roams et om. amen mate the
e sum la the thus stated. Addreps
307:km PROP. BYRON H. ROBB.
DBY 1100D11.-4.111 •7101111 , corner qf 'Grads ad d po d
Orate, has now on niM 10 cases bleached musein,
from ey, to zl , Valeeee Irish linen: 25 pieces white
ke ; 76 pieces linen; cotton end woolen
goo d. ft bore' • a few Own One black dulls; black,
barred end Olin beige and tleinne; mantilla.; mac Ulla
allk and wieweine of weeny desceipeon; tan colored and
d d ro d d. pep; dens einhann; 600 pines Merrimack
prints, lint coins—all of which will basal extremely low.
Jain
- 01:1110PKIN Adam, PABBINGER REMITTINOE
X.„( ODClL—Jamee Blakely has arnatgameas made
won Eastern Houma, which enables him to Imue Malts,
c a yal a‘ ile at sight, for any amount, In London, Llverprol,
Pario, and Frankfort en the Pain: also, at ail the
Provincial Banks and Branches it Gennany, thane., Great
Britain, and Ireland. Desna owe one hundred nde at
s4,96yri to IL Mee, earner of Seventh and Id oil.
m
§iurru.si =hum colorailairas
at onus par yard; Bangs 10 coda, worth
; With all atUr kinds of goo& la las proodrd o d, 5 5
11d21011 4 - 0013,
kin 35 nth Arad.
lioldedrallAS.—.l vat marred' st 6 Y 7161 HIM corner
.Ull of Grant and Plnh Arms, • for ;dem of vary leo
Ws and figured Blood Silks. Also, Montilla Elks and
ln 0110. frabionablo odors; bkneted Yoslim
and Irish
s! d Linear, 6 moo of tbo imirs; ry Slit make, Jut ro.
ear A. aerma
.28 -NNW Giant and 1110
110'IN2BAL wags& —• ft oopp of O,opsa,
AIL Xledlbrd sad WOO Lick W&At,
SOL GP
OAS
SIABOSSOAA
AMA OS the ISIAAPOPROWP
MMIIIMiI
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MOMMIPS
Invigorating Cord at .;
A . Phentinienon in Medicine. • -- ••
RNOTORRD ARO LIWN •
1110881r8 INVIGORATING =LEW
DIAL—At lint the properties attributed to Pat LBW"
IwAdotMietVale arandiat erandeamaddibsdasit, Id*
petal often dielleed,,anad tom . th.dirmoduCt-
Gm truths .bYlhe Weeeeeter. B
Dukte ft:by igeitectLlwßMCeA ot the highest dire sad
claw:a, are ntiSt trloeiptilog ever all daub*. re=edit'MTh; ovezthrown by amass of eastimotry which is perfectly
The =MIR reined/es, In all emcee, the deoirgbiggegg
arising from • mime or abuse of the sexism amour which
make up the Vonderlld machine railed man. It restored, •
full vigor every delicate function connected with that we
terkxm erauptinsid woo atwitter and toindineemearytei
the reproduction Uf hmen Ms. To personatif - feeble mob
cuter frame, or &Went In vtfal power, it lirbotionmestitedi
ea the only meow of communicating tha
tt eneraivlakb la
mammary to the proper ebjeyment of an he lilt=
Mae, as well ae the higher mental attribute*: - Ito'
effects are not emillned to minter sex, or to fro tee: The
Siebligirl, the ailing wile, thelletlaie, enervated youth, the
seer-worn Minot bestrew, tbe vied* of nervous &premien,
the Individdual sufferteg tient general debllity.or frets ti.,
weakness of a en& organ, will all Ord irramillate and per
manent relief front the se of Ml s inanrparable renovator.
To those nhe bare _ to walysis, It will prove
a armidete and nn "ria*gniut aphid that terrible
malady. There are , perhaps, *bit bo re rotrifieg With
* t.k.
' Abell. conetitntione, that they think themselves blend tt•
resat of medicine. let not evervitheee despair. The Eller
deals with disease as it exists., without relirrence to eauseri.
and will us not tr V THE
BROKEN
co remove thedbordir m il i aZ oni. . 411 ,
The derangements of the when, leading to wrens die
eases. and the forms otnerr one dimmer ft/Ohara so unmet •
one that it would require a column to enumerate ihe male
dies for which this preparation is • specific. A few, bow. •
ever, may be endmereted, viz: neuralgia, tie doter-ova, bead-ache, Incipient peralyals, hysteria, pelyitati.m of the -
Platt, spinal orthetions, runseder deliiity,tremors, nide.
Imes, a pricking mention in the Itch, talMbpeltr, mental
depreselon, weakness of the will, indisposition to mire,
fainting after mart., broken sleep and terrifying drama,
Inability to remain or one place or position, wealroeseef the
fool:restive organs, sexual inecmpeteney, melancholy, mos,
onion*, fluor albeit, sinking at the stomach, female Inagua
laxities, • chronic tendency to miscarriage, emeriti tkin. ofd
all cotopletots growing out of a fee Indulgence of the pea
shins, end all barrenness that does clot loomed from regmaie
owes beyond the reach of inedkine. =
'Whenever the organs to be feted upon are free flews msb.
'formation or striettrral direasseseft to averred that
11132. 12i VIGORATING 'ELIXIR •
•
.
aul reelf .. f ... e wealthasa with strength, incapecity with-ails&
sr.7, with" unifbros and natural activity, Iwt
this WI only without has td of re-action, but with a happy
effect on the peers! organirsticn. ira- Bear la mind theS
all maladies, wherever they bill, ri, finish with the meth=
system, and that the parelysatina of Oaf save of modem
and semaition physleal death. Bear in nand sh e, that
for every kind of memos,. disease the Zlizir Oadial-tathe
only reffehlelyeiwattion known.
(MIN OY N taiYOUS LI eltiffEß,
No iangeage ous convey an adequate idea of the het.,
diets mad almost ndraerdonschatiga which itoleadonain the
.ribeared, debilitated and chattered nerroasslitete, whether/
broken down by come., weak by nstura or tofld. by
,emcee--the unstrung and reined organhatke listens*
bread, revisited and built up. The mute. and
of nervou disames vaniab together nub=
hence. No r is the s
effect tempora ; on tha cceg mrr eb.
' relief is permanent—for the Cordial propartlesof the moil.
einemath the eenstitirtlao Unit; and entice htoitstionsel
tooditkm.
•
tOBB 01`
Conti:sits, gkktineea, rush of blood to the tread, asehmatuda,
Sebtlity, hysteria, trretetednase, thoughts of rieldeteetrue•
tkin--Pess of bleanity, dyepepsia, general praetratica,:trra-
Minty, nerrousnese, Inability to sleep, diseases Mahlon to
Ikuudes, decay of the propodattieg frulotions, hysterhOnano,
mania, vague tatters, palpitation of the heart., Impotency,
oonstipation, eta, from whatever causearbiing, it fa; If them
is any tellanoe to be placed on human testimony,ebsabstaly
Melinda.
A GRANT MEDICINE YOE FEMALES.
The nnyarallsled onsets of this great restorallys, In all
complaints tee:Meat to females, =ark a new era in the an
townieine. • Thouetteds of stimulants have been in
estdritheasand of forigorsets conemeted—em purpeethey
to be specified In thewarions diseases; end datangemetteto
aPbith the delicate formation of woman ' , mobs her Rada
• Evict/ WOMAN as Evae,
jibe suffere from weakness, Sweetmeat; nerworesnese, tea
mars, pains in the back, or say other ai ruler whether p
eal.. to her sex, or common in both maes—to ghat the is,
witparadhag CtsrMal a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Chatham, wail find this Osrdial after they hare used n bat
tie or tee; a thorough rotoneratar of the tystam.. IRAN
dire - dims ere to be found the happy parents of healthy ad
spring. who would not bare been ea but Mr this extreardl
nary preparation. Audit is equally pcamatfor the many Ms
aims ler which It is reecenmunded. Tboulands of young
men her. been restored by using It, and sot In adagio in.
stance bee it felled to benefit. theta.
MrnirMiAtt:WWM
or eowsumpttre habits, are rumored by the row of n birttloot
two to bloom and vigor; changing Om akin from a pa* yel
low, trickly sokrr, to a beauttral florid. complexion. 7.
TO THE MISGUIDED.
Them aresam - se of the sad and melancholy ands Wads*
malts of youth, viz: weakness of the book
and limbo, pains in ties Mad., dimness of sight, Was of letupe
clear passer, palpitation of the bears, dyspepsia, nervous
ictitabtlity, &management of the digestive ftmotions,genersl
d symptoms of consuccptknaz, etc.
Mentally. the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Lam of.rnemory, confusion of bless, depression
of aeries, forelusliogs, aversion to society, self-Matrort,
tore of solitude, timidity, etc., tiresome otibe evils produ
ced. Ali erns afflicted
&geld reflect that a sound mind and body are thamoet nn
weary requbites to promote connubial happiness; Indeed,
mahout those.. tbo journey through lira beconicas t _ weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkons the - ries; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair. and tilted with the
mahrocboly reflection that the happiness or another tie
amnia blighted with your own...
Dr.llorpe'n Invivrati.g Cordial tuts been oeuntedeited
- by 110tele unprirtelplkd
In future, all-the germinc. Cordirl will have the
tar's fec-sixotte yasted.over the cork of each bottle, U r t il he
following words blown in the glans:
Dr. ltorse's Invigorating Cordial,
C. 11. EMS, Proprietor, N. T.
The Cordial-4A put op, 1: ighty wnceotrated., to plat bet.
tloz—priur Corm dollars per Cottle, two fur iiTO ,ix
tot twelve Oollats.
C. 11. 11 9. N 2 GLIrla wa tn i ,.. y.
bid by Druggists throughout the Unltal Steam y ,
Canada
and tie Westladle,. -
,
.AGENTS:
Pittsburgh—PLE3lLNG. BROS., No. 60 Wood street.
Do GEO. H. KEYSER, N 0.140
Allesheey Cloy--JNO. P. FLE111543
Gtodonsta—B. li ALEARINGS.
Ult Tiler DUDE DESS.N/D-8 , PALM% and thairli
-1 charges of Matter from the Ears—also, all than 'dis
agreeable usktes like the barring of fusee* falling of water,
hlrsimr of steam, Ge.,which are symptoms of appreaebing
Deafness, and also generally with the Moons litany per.
fans who hare lieu deaf for tee, fifteen, and twenty years,
end were obliged to we enrfirumpets, base, slier man or •
or two bottles, thrown aside their trumpets, being nuts
pertstly oeiL rhysiclane and Surgeons highly recom
mend its use.
•
Irrom the Tribune.
Pattaurrs Dos', Nuttier Yoga Calums.—Thousands o.
children annually bemuse deaf, in consednence of 41r
a:urges of matter from their ears, induced by iicarlet.Ferer,
Colds. ie. Now. If mothers would do their duty and pro
cure Scarpa'a Oil for Leafnewi. and use it as directed, their
children would be cured but If neglected, the discharge c,:d,-
tintieuirery troublesome. the hearing gradually ge'ui.woree,
and tbsedly partial or total deafness amines.
an awl me Mrs. Bast,. and she inq psrf Co informa
tion tbef en7iconeinee and cu . :mash you.
ASTOUNDINO Factl—Philadelphia, January 4.—1 hereby
certify, that when I was about twelve years old, I gradually
beemitedietf In both ears. so that in a few mouths I !nand'
it almost Impondble to hear. unless in the very loudest tone
of voice. I remained In that situation until Mat =miner.
a in t i t sil eighteen veers, when I hear& of WARPAII
co ACOUSTIC OIL., I immediately obtained •
bottle, ch I base ured. and am happy to Sly It has *chid
like tank, and quite cured me. Any onemlshing furthest
information of my man. which I think a remarkable one,
will Sad me by calling at my residence, Concord strmt. first
door above Seallid street. REIZOIS Baran.
loosale by A.JATNES,
Pekin Tea Store,
•$9 11111. h street, rataburei.
?Intl! ONLY TRUE AND GENUINE LI VEII YI
panel by R. E. SELLERS.
Isioarrr. , Oblo, March 1853
I feel It a duty that I owe to my &icor guffaws, to state
that I have experienced great relief from the um of ?Idlers'
Liver Pills. I have suffered severely with the Liver Com
plaint for several years—eo much so, that both myself arid
mends, have thcifight that I could not eurvive but a short
time. Hoch money had been expended in the endeavor to
procure relief from the phyffichuni, but all In vain. As
last rasort,nport the recommendation of my brother, I pro
cured some of Sellere'.ldver Pills, at yoursione,and I found
great relief from their um, and to the continued use of
them since, I hare almost entirely recovered my health.
• - an a Outeeraw.
I am thebustemd of Hann Cotopst M on ; I tidal" nellers.
Pills a superior medichoe, and I believe that they were the
means of saving my wife's Jame Corinevrom
lb the Patin—The original, only true and genuine Liver
Pills are prepared by B. B. Sellers, and have his mune-in
Wyk wax upon the lid of ebb Inc, and big *mute on
tba outside wrapper; all others are counterfeit, and bane
indtatione. B. B. SKLLARZ & CO, Proprietors.
And for sale by Drozgicts generally. • rul
EZZ:=+Z=Z;=Z=
TT L 9 gratifying to the propriety. of B. A. Pahneideek's
Verinifsge. to see that regular practltkmens make an ex
ception in favor ot this Vermitogo, and not only use it in
prefereoce to their ownprepaations, preparations, but give their 'volun
tary totimony in its favor. The following Is faun a phy
idelan of high character, now in Illinois, throseriy of Louis
iana, oat is dated
Buswszerows, June 4th, MS.
Nears. B. d. Ildutedmk d W.:
Grammar—l hare need B.d. Fehnostock's Vern:dings
In the practice of medicine, in this =1 the Southern States,
for the last ten year., and I MCI recommend it ast&t
eine for the purpose for which it was intended bringing,
at one time, from a email girl, of my ten yearn of age, one
hundred and wanly:nine worms. ea a druggist et Shaw
neetoms, I have sold a great quantity, and It has invariably
given satisfaction. In fact, it la the oullwarm medicine
now called km -
fair Prepared and sold hy
rikit. D. JA YN OARAILNATIVE BALSAM le Goo of
tho most snidest; pleasant, and safe compositions ever
offered to the public for the removal of the various derange
ments of the Stomach end Bowels, and the only article
worthy of the least contkience for curing Choker Difantase
or &sew: Ceraptaint.
This to, without exception, one of the most valuable
family medicines ever dieturered. hundreds, nay thou
sands, of certificate+ have been teethed from. Physiciins,
Clergymen, and families of the that respectability, beating
the strongest testimony in its favor, too numerous to
publish.
Sir For sale et Mo . PREIS TEA BTORE, No. .15 (Fifth
street. ' &Ma
111 DE. BROWN. No. 41 lffsmond .Alley, Du.
rotes hi entire attention to ma office Practice.
Ells Dunne= to mealy wafted to liiaak
Visored Dusan, and each painful affections,
brought on by Imprezon, youthful logulge o nce and excess
ij= l =s, Impurity ofLthe Ill ' o,:;t4 rd ' t WI Eiee n :.
ma of the Venereal Organ. Skin Me . sees, Scorbtrffe limp.
Bone, Totter, Ringworm, Bercurhil sees,
Week.
...a, Impotency, Me, Jtheumalthou, Yemala Wealunces,
monthly Suppressions. Dinners of the Jointed Fistula in
Am, Nerroue Affections, Pains I u the Back and Lane, Irrl
talon of the Bladder and Ktdithya,suometfully toested,...
Omre
1114=1 prseNoe (dx In this eltv enables Dr. Bunn
to offer aseurances of a sleety cars to ad nho =BY man nai.
elia• biome.
Olin and Pdvata Connhail= Boma, 41, Dimond Wry
113.1113annw soodnstd. roadolawjr
RIIIIIRdATIBIL—Dr. Brown's =awl, dialect -fared
in Rheumatism nu speedy and ontalri Remedy for
tyt trouble. It never hila
nerat t iPrivate CoontUation Room No. 41 WOMEN
Paten The Doi:Loris always at hone.
8 Ni. by D I lean byes
Sairairtral=re.
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lb am to M i XOO bs readvei bi
JOEL iliallany
jabl Niue elf Yid* SIMI aid likoi/
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Baum, M. D.
B. A. FkIINISTOCE k
corner of First and Wood eta.
Private Diseases.
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