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fol GOVERNMENT.
PROPOSAL.
—-SSsa.
s^SKSksks=
and the yard,} aavr-jarth the mater We and
—-
any of the cU**es named therein, via. :
FOB PORTSMOUTH, N. U.
Offers will be received auttt 13 o'cioek on Ok l«t day of N
vember next.
Clatses. Articles.
No. 1 Bricks
2 Granite
3 Lumber ,
4 Iron castings
5 paints end oil
6 Stationery
-■*. 7 Wood
g Charcoal
B Hay
10 Meat
11 Steel
12 Files
13 Chandlery
ii Excavation.
Ofc. Win » *d«a SSmSfot - *•«* - !i “'
vember n»xt„.
Classes. Articles.
No. i Lime and hair
2 Cement
3 ChaTcoal -
4 lifim elastic packing
i llay andtStraw
0 Provender
7 Iron, iron spike 3 and nmls
H Points, oil, glass,
v Steel
10 Files
11 Ship chandlery
12 Hardware
13 Copper
14 Stationery
15 Sand
I*s Bricks
h Pia'/aml spruce lumber and timber
Hi White pine boards and inmber
2n Granite
21 Yellow pins Umber
22 White pine and spruce Umber.
FOR NEW YORK. eL , , v^
Offer, will*. w*!«l until 12o'<ta* on lb. sth d,j of No
vember next.
CloMee. Articles.
No. 1 Files
2 SU,-el g,
3 Iron
4 irardware
5 Ship chandlery
U paiuts, oil and glass
7 Provender ‘
H Liuie and cement
•) Stone
10 Bricks
11 Gravel and sand
12 Iron work, Ae.
13 Timber, lumber, Ac
Offers will be received untHU ■ OQ uus w 3
Classes. Artieles.
No 1 Bricks and stone
2 Oak aod pine lumber
3 Chandlery
, 4 Tools
5 Iron
fi Stationery
7 Coke and wood
g fand and lime
9 Hay and straw
10 Provender
n Files
12 Steel
13 Miscellaneous.
ASYLUM.
No. 1 Clothing ;
2 Uats, boot*, shoes, Ac.
3 Provisions
4 Oroeeriee
6 Dry goods
6 Bread, Ac.
7 Tobacco
8 Miscellaneous
9 Provender
10 Wood and charcoal
11 Paints and oil.
Offers will be mMji o'clock on the 10th day cf
November next.
Classes. Articles.
No. 1 Brinks
2 Steue
3 Pine timber
4 Lumber, Ac.
5 Lime
r, C*m<nt
7 Pitf iron
g Iron, steel, nails, Ac
9 Paints. Ac.
10 Chandlery
11 Hardware
12 Stationery
13 Wood, Ac.
14 Charcoal
If, Sand
Id Belting, *•'-
17 Leather I>*>sh
15 llay aod straw
19 Provender. _
FOR NORFOLK.
0ff...-ill b. rM-lvrf untilti oVlnrk on th, 10th J. 5
November nexL _
CUasua. Articles.
No. 1 Bricks
2 Stone
3 Yellow pine and oa* timber
*4 White pine plonk and U'ards
f, Omcut
r, Iron spike* and iron nails
7 Steel
H Copper, lead and nuc
•j Paint*, oiii and
10 Ship chandlefy
11 Hardware
12 Files
13 Stationery
14 Slate
15 Charcoal
lfl H*y
17 Provender.
FOR PENSACOLA.
Offer, will l« rrerired until Iff o'clodt on th. 10th d«J
November next.
Class**- Articles.
X () i Bricks
2 Pine lumber nod timber
3 Oak and hard wood, timber, awl lumber
4 White and yellow pine, juniper, and cypre*
boards and lumber
5 Line, Ac.
0 Oemenl
7 Iron, iron fplkefl and nails
» Paints, oils, glass, Ac.
9 Steel
10 File*
11 Ship chandlery
12 lUidware .. -
13 Copper, copper and composition nails, *c
14 Stationery
10 Iron castings
16 Fuel
17 Belting and packing
18 Hay
19 provender
2J Shells
21 Slate
22 Granite.
Tht printed schedules may bo roen al tho
■ ,\ 1H Q.«i |NQti'oftcen nearest thereto, and
lA AK El navy agent for the particular
?i£l noarertto hi* office, or ; by the barean, for any yard
stating the class* and the yards for
•ss-aasffss £?&•££. -«* a.»
tarlalß will be required to be delivered. , . .
All the article* which may be eontjtotri for
and to be dieting,
HSS3SS?33e
BD *cifled, the prices shall remain the same. .
Tut thanrSdro under the coutract must be of the b« t
n ,!S redaUveredln good order, free of all and every exit»
quality,aeUTKwuui’ t inspection, conn,
charge or expense, and entt«t to be in
weight, or tbireof. 1111-
SaHsSsrs.- aMBKSSSsiwd
tontoue”wb“'do notoJld. near ,b. pUcwher. th..nkl ~
laneoor required to name to their pr >
are to be { *®J*’® r *7 , the city place near the yai d
may b. Sled upon todellver arUcle. wh, .
rf’d.ufo'rj of >ll building matorlmli murtco.
to ™pß>«Kl',?Mt°. l ,*in the toll amount ‘y"“"'Ufu’ y
be wotdred, and twenty per centum as additional weumy
dedoetad from each payment ontU the contract shall hftfe
been completed or cancel!*!, unless otherwise authorised
be the Department. On classes beaded ‘ Miscellaneous, to
K Silvered as required during the fiscal year, the twenty
®* “* »;TZ;MtaiDM) may at the diferetion of tho c^mman-
IP"" h “° t j J‘ „„ th.prJoDt.llon o ? t
rejectedartlele* offered under the contract
removed from the yard, unless specially authorired by tbo
Dd in the contract that if default shall
1« S.e P wTrUe9 of the first part In delivering all lor
bytte of £ 0 qatUty at the
oKL above provided, then, and in that case, the
1 ?. W forfeit end pay to the United States, as
'!££s& Se m «SrLr“rice f S
price to bapald for the articles in case of
thereof, which liquidated damages may-bo recovered from
time to time as they accrue. .!#_ *v«»
The sureties must sign the contract, and
in the aggregate are worth, over and above their debts and
liabilities, the fall amount of the contract
Kach offer mast be signed by the person or perrons mak
ing It, and by the guarantors, according to tne form annex
ed; and their residence, naming the town and State, must
be distinctly *tat-d. , , ’ „
It Is to be provided lo the contract that tho bureau shall
have the power of annulling Uus contract, without los| or 1
—... to tb. gov.rum.nt, In caee Congreea ehall not have
madeenfßclent appropriations Tor lb. article, named, or for
the completion oftlii- worfci estimated for, and on which
th l?e«otooM 1 be accepted will b. notified by
JKSui U» poet office, which none, eh.ll be coueid-
snd if they do not enter into contract for
fa wltbiu fifteen d.ye from the d.t. of
tu» P ffim S tarJo of the toeeptanc. of their hid, a
tom. otherP*"”if,,«”ld
£id the gnarantore of each delliulung bidder will b« held
responsible for nil delinquencies.
All orders not mnd« In strict conforms y with this savor
tlmment will, at the option of the bureau, ba r<MJ“* .
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be nounea,
and oontracts will be ready for execution without delay by
the navy agent at , and in case of any qwr
(ion arising in the course af ezecu’.ing the contract it must be
settl'd by the term of, without going behind, that instrument.
JOS. SMITH,
Chief of Bureau.
form of offer.
JV, Iht Chief of the Itureau of Yard* and Dock*, .Vary De
partment c
of in the Bute of ——,
hereby offer to furnish, under your adyertleement, anted
_ Z, „f , end eut-ject to ell the requirement, of
the lUU. ell the article, embraced in claw No. ——» rlr ■
f iffreUuert the articles, with price. carried oat,) amonnt.
Ibg'toOrrite thß aggregate In word.;) ondl propoee (name
• - agent If one lai reinited by adrertlmment.)
Ktluof « hmby nndtrUfa
that abore named : " ~? *v
cepted, enter Into contract, u Man
Hotted States, within fifteen d»ye after the date of ndtioe
• . - -■
, i ll"
I ‘3;-
VptVT t 'i.
throogb tfc» post office of the icwptaiK'a rf Mil, a*
before tnepuo cJ.
I certify that the above i» : ,
* P known to me to be good aud responsible guaran-
by a n*ry agent, collector, or district attor-
person known to the b^HU^tob^credi
SUK’-jNOJJi CUMFAiNLBiS.
*" j DELAWARE
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFtflCEin th« North ttoom ol the Exchange, on iwru
itrrwt, PIULADELI’IIIA.
’ MAIUNE INSURANCES.
cSu^ 13 ’ lie all parta ol thaWorld.
, FRKMJUTS, } ~ , |
I.NIANU INSURANCES
On goods by river*, canals, lakes and laud carnages,!
&llr.atb>bf the Union. 1
1 FLKE INSURANCES |
On merchandise generally. I
On store*, dwelling . Ac. „ I
:rfH3£SjSp3£:|“"
Garden, Southwmk, aud other loan?, * > aats bamgvkii their UAMtiMo a-' | f excuaxCil oma to hv
mu. ‘ftss“ N. «.d
Balancesio the hands of Agents and jrimmou Cities constantly for sale. ' ♦ »v„n»,itHi
on Marine Policies recently Issued toMio no Collections inude iu all th* citks throughout the Unite
SubeCTiptioQ Notes BUWU „„ p „ iu racked iu par fuud, ar eurr.nl pap£.
g7 Market street, between llurdjind Fourth sta. iJtaW.iy
Wa. Mirlin.
Joseph 11. Seal,
&!mund A Soudff,
John 0. l)a*is,
Hubert Burton,
Jobn K. Penrose,
GaorguQ. Lelper,
tiward l>arliugton,
II Jones Brooke,
J. Q. Johnson,
James C. Head,
TbeOpUus Paulding,
James B. M’Farland,
w. 0. Ludwig,
j<.nru W. Cowan, Sec’y.
I*. A. MADKKIA, A«eiit,
No. 9li VVnwr hlro.L, I'itulmrKb.
' TlilSirX*U A.X St ATK.n
(Jt TIIK BTATE MUTUAL TB
'IHBUSANCE COMPAMY,
« ini' »*«•"
uMSi.:: I*** «
lut£mt*n Loan*, Ac IOuOOO 00
o«ijit»ldtock
lie urn*i premiums, U>si**, Kclm>ur>mo«, Ee
p«lCe«*S JtCL,
,„U», Steius “ nJ
curitiurf
>r ■mlmn Note*.
)»ihon Uau«l..-
im’t of Kosourra*. Li.lilo for U*w».— »3te£lo^
DIRECTOR.*".
JOIIN P. nUTIIKJLfOKD, Dauphin county.
P 0. BKUUWiCK,!UrrDi>uu,
SAMUEL JONES, PLil^lflphlH,
A WILKINS. U«ioK--r, I'.Ufi'urnh,
A. A.CAiUUEK, ** „ •
JUU.N H. EUi'ilKßEOllb; Dauphin oounty,
A J. UlLLETT,Uarn»burg,
8 T. JONKi", Harrisburg.
ROBKUt KLOTE. Carbon county.
JOHN l*. EUTIIEKPOHD, Prwrtdent.
A. J. OiI.LETT, hocreuiry.
WUlln»ure against perils of**'» »Uil lalanJ nari "“ t t ’
r 1 m, on M*rcbaU». In city or country, at
atibfnt with safely- Policies Usuwl on dwelling bou»
cither perpetually or for a term of yeaxa. . .
D "°r£-T'’
Tlfifc CIUTKi) STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
AIiNIUTV A.ND TRUST COMI*AN\,
CHARTERED A-PRIt 26TH, 1840.
CHARTER I'KKI'KTIiAL.
CAPITAL §250,000.
Ofia, S. E. Corner of Third and Chutnul
Slreeu, Ph&adtlphia.
Ojhocrt 0/ the Jlimt Hvrd ai PKiiaiUlphia:
BtwhfO R. Crawford, B
AmLrowW. Thompson, L*wrrn«<* Joqqmb,
lienjwnli* G.«o, M'li^ury,
J*C*)b L. Florence, ‘•’’■''y.' ul>
WlHlfciu M. Godwin, WilLur.i M K«*
Prt*ident-~ bl*>ph*u K.Crawfonl
I'ice Pr'inlrnl—
Medtaii EasMtnrr, /'.’.V, ury*—JMU'-- H WUeon, M. l
JUaHanrCU,- K »,«...
S-*. 71 Fourth *trr.vt, PiU.-borrfb.
Tbt Fraßkiin F»r« ln»ttr*nre Coiopaay.
Of yhd.uiriy'u-i.
DIRBCTOK.— CUiL* W Vw'wt, *'•'"'•••“ .!•»*. »£«*■
Wwlit. tiranl.--- ' L : 'j «. 'V lu L
umi>.t~=-. 'i“Jl"' -
Morns IhitUTwu. •
Cius. U. lusccta, A-creMry.
[ ...tiniiii i& nur ia-ur»nr... > r LouuvLon «*«*)
Urn. fiption of pnfyrrt} .l.l u r»u. ■* >•
aeon • >.» i-l-ui «ltti
Tl»- Law r>-
wLich, »i‘L •'aj , i | <
1 ' (Real
! “EriDpcniry Loanr
*bu>ck>
Ac
Xoul
th-ir n. a |*nM >A t-*ut?£»*"•
tS«T hat* paid upwarrl of One Mil.v :> t<-ur Hundred H. -
r-aoJ Dollara, by fire. th<T.-!,y aj;or«n..< . ,
*dTant»#t'i> of Innarauw, a* well a* lb- at'..:.r a-i iwpo*.
Linn to inert with prumpinetyi all HaiuUtta'e.
110 V J. OARPINEH COrrlN, Agent,
•pM Offlea, north-cart cor._W«*i. and Thir>l *U.
riiorKirio\ _
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Prtmtuvu and ttetttrn Fund
51, 000,000.
INCORPORATED I*2l.
PoUdea of Insurance 1-auMat ail times on the moat)
ble terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY EIRE,
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aoekt
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGUEXV COOfTT.
ro*rlC:y
Western Insurance Company,
It MILLKK Jr-, Prttidtnt. | ¥■ M. GORDON, Sccrtlar >
iL.XU.LMi, CAPITAL, f 300,000.
WlLLlnsure against all kinds of riaka, KIRK and M A
RINK. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
PI A ll ifome P l nl?tituUon, managed by DiaicToH* * r " w * ll
known In the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the
they hare asaomed, a* offering the beat protection to those
*£££££. IS!?ir.,o. W. Rlcketaon, JW. Butler,
N. tfolmea, Jr., W. U. Smith. C. Ihmaeu, (J«rge W. Jeckaon,
Wm. M. Lyon,Jamea Lippcneotl, George Darsle, Jamaa Slc-
Auley, Alexander Ninilcfc, Thomas Scott. . _ .
neL Office, No. O'i Water street, v Warehouse of Spang *
O^up «tairs.)
( LATI fli uWN'B, )
Corner of Hmttlifleld ana Third etreeti
/• i r r.sn r h mi, fa ■
GLASS ft CABB, Proprietors.
JOHN l*. GLASS,-
(LaU ItMin 3«t- T«Uf»*pb OC«e-) <L»U Bt.f.kt'Ut * Vtrrj HoU.
THIS large and commodious llouw haring undergone
thorough repair and furnished with new equipment
throughout, i* now open for the reception of the t ™ T " lln ‘s
public. CUAOOtS
ST. CLAIK HOTEL,
(FORMERLY THH EXCHANGE,)
PITTSBURGH,
Corner Penn and St. Clair streets,
C. W. BENNETT Proprietor.
W»*TUisU a first class boas*’, liotwe-Mi th* Railroad De
pots; the rooms are large and newly furntsh.il, andl charges
moderate. eprl*;lyd*w
w Chestnut an
Tiiic uNiba*
NO. 11l Arch etrcct, Philadelphia. T. S. WEBB (late
the Eagle,) Proprietor. [aalflfty
CORXEH OF MALS AM) SuCIH STH, WARREX
ri>UE Proprietor Uko.i pleasure to announcing to ib«*
| public that tbtH new ami *U*gaut Hotel bas been opeued
a* abouaeof enUirtalmiiHut. living comesodioua and ro^ mv
aod adjoining the offleo of the Ohio s'tHgnCompany,lt i
inducements unsurpashed in Wurmn {or thv aeiotnr
tion of the traveling community.
A aharo of public patronage i* soiiciu-a
au!7 M. O AHKjLI.
FRANKLIN HOUSE
CHESTNUT STREET, AMOVE THIRD, I’UI LADhLPIIIA
PARKER * LAlliDt Proprietor*
jylO&in] TERMS $1,&0 PKlt DAY.
g c jg iL i iAN HOU»K,
JOHNSTOWN, TENS
milS undersigned having taken rimrgc* ot the
1 named House, and rwlltted it al u large expen?«
wmforuble as well as elegant style, 1h now prepared to
celve guests, and give ample satisfactionto all who misy
pa ronis* the House. faufrtf j JAMES DOWNEY.
HAKE’S HOTEL,
i Lute Farmer’s Exchange, j
NO 133 LIIiEUTY STKEBT, foot of Filth street, Pitbe
Imnrh. SAMUEL HAKE, Proprietor.
This Hotel is entirely now. having Just been completed
uml opened for the aecommodutna of_thn public, [.tepid
-* ***
fi'i '
*•••'' • «»
fa
-- t»n %<*
(stynuterr>)
t627,4"1i 63
Dr. B. M. Iliuion,
: llughCralg,
• Spencer M’llyaln,
I Charles Kelly,
Samuel >i. jju>ke**»
Henry Sloan,
James 'fruqunlr,
Wa, Kyra, Jr-.
Jo».bua U. I'ric®,
JauiusTennent,
John B. Semple,
Charles Sclmtfer,
J. T. Lognn, Pittsburgh,
U.T.C. Morgan, do.
WM. MAUTI3, President.
TUD6.C.IIA.ND, Virt. President.
k
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OR TH*
PERILSOF MAVIOATIOS*
BY
HOTELS.
CITY HOTEL.
OVVN TOW'S.
AVERLKY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth strewt, betww
id Walnut, I'bllfcitfh' ll ' l *- [aa‘iO:y
* OABKILL HOUSE,
THK GLKfli HOTEh
18 NOW HEADY FOll SUMMER VISITERS. The
grounds have been improved, and th<; Hoose rendered
more attractive, generally. The proprietor will be happy
10 see his (Fiends.
Ad Omnibus of the Kicelsior Linn is now running
from the station, on Fifth htrwst, tu the ULL'N lIOTKL.
Leaves the station ai W o'clock, A. M., aud 0 P. M.; return
ing at 9 A. M., end C\4 P. M.
jel2:6m J- 0. MARTIN, Agent.
"FEANKLIS HOUSfcf, ClnveiandT’oiiio. -
C PATRICK k SON, PROPKiCTORJi.—This House has ui
• dergono thorough and exteusire repairs, alterations,
Urge additions of new furniture, etc., and the proprie*
tors themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render the FaAs&ua a place where all the com*
torts ofa first class hotel can be found. ‘‘
jy-ttf C. PATRICK A SON.
“Riley’s hotels
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBUSOS, PA.
e/bILEY, Proprietor.
J. XIURtU, »* 1 101 —•••*■ H. WAR CL
PKEBY HOTEL, corner of Hancock gtrwfcand Duqueec
Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. ,
Bar4:y MctfASTKRS A mark lb, Proprietor*.
Sew Fell aood», u i«r Reduced Price*.
YOUKU, EieVtNSOM 1 LOW, Sipi or the Original
Deehire, So. 74 ilnrket slreet, between Fourth elreet
and tliu Diamond, tiUaburgb,are;u*trocejvmga larg« an
Hplttudid assortmanf or /alf l>ry Uo&», at unnsu.lly low
price-., iroio New York uud PhJndalphta importer*sml auc
tion sale*. l'b* sleek will be found lull in e>ery depart
ment, coufisllug in , art of ... „ ,
plaid, stripe and \ tula Silk, i’renrli Mcnnoes, Caj-bnipres,
Coburg;
Paramattas and Alpacas, at unprecedented mrguin-.
Merino and Co.-bßicrc Plaids. d°
Ruuibazlm>s .uud Canton Cloth?, do do
French UlughHm.-, '*']
Chintzes and Print*, 'j'" 1 ~
Irish Linens and Liuen Sheetings, do a >
Pillow Lirit nri and Table Cloths, do ’ 0
Napkins uud Table Damask-, do do
Plain an.l I rint-d Detains and Cashmere, do
Alh>. a lu'.’ a.-<:rtinfiit Domestic Goods, at profit bar
gain.-;
SX^;"ch-od«id'''S^’lloodk«rchie( s , ot C re.t
bargain-; .. .
Itiblam* an 1 Millinery Goods at threat bargains,
Ibisierv, (li , ves aud Snsj-t-nJera, do. .
owin'-' to ti,« uDuaon'.K large importation, poods hare
be. n l. r-.'d i to the nuctinos in the east. amt sold nt great
Kju*rili' c- u,A i. tie -1.11 iorca>h at u very small advance.
-ep4 Yd Nti. STKVJiNftUN A^LOW^
New Arrival of'Si>rU»K and Summer Dry
GooiU.
AT No. 99 N. W. SIDE OK WOOD STREET.
DdHBWd 6 Co., Imi-jrti-r- and Jobber* in Uritiab,
. Kreueb and German DRY UO>JDS. Having "corr
al our largo nnd extensive aU>ck of spring and iwbidw
goods purchased from importers, manufacturer*, and part
through our «.wn importation, we feel safe In assuring our
- - . 0 m ,-u*t<uner-, country merchant* and city dealers general-
HOOK & SAEOERT, : I!, u »*t oau.g to cliti- a«iui«td facilities In purchasing,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BitOKBllS, j can ott. r = u.-h inducements to buyers as an rarely nut
w * corskk OP wuoi> * ftlifU 6Tek, rirrattUMU, **». I j Q ibe trade. ._ . A
DBkLKUSIn Com, Rank NoDw, Time Bills, foreign and : Aui .„ lk . our dry grvnls stock w»l be foundcttUxi«res,de.
Domestic Exchiuwe, Of D«pueU» j niue-. ISrl.-mouth lawn- of the most desirable design ,
Bich.oK,. c-n .11 tbJtrim li.nl rlur. o, th* Union .nd Kn- I m „ blur 1u „, r ,.. blnok »nd f.ncjflgnml «Un>
t„r in sum- to suit purchasers. i jlughaiu-mid taury priuts, latest styles broadcloth*, Uny
’ -/ ul iud imr fund.- reeled on deposit. ! ca-dmere*. satinets, twee-ds and summer panta
i“niUon all par* of the Union, at the lowest , iUk .. Lp . wll Hl „i black muslins, table diapers.
H |-.pn:lj _ We ,J«o . ~r> unw ••«■«»«“ «*“»■*
n0n....1 elvio.. [mini lr.l Hullnnd braid .nd leghorn,
~,.1 Fstensive variety <>t hosiery, gloves and ribbons.
wm» lace goods, fancy netting*, jaconetts.mull and figured
Hwu.* luusnn* and black silk veils, Ac. n- r
tmr vanity stock embrace* tu part combs, buttons, per
eiisMon can* threads, port inonales, patent medicines, per-
S' “in,™, Ary .rtwlo u.n.lly kop, in lh. ~■
rWv’ uno, Wibr «ilh » l .rs- -to. k of p-d .jnd -U'"
wuu.ii materials, gliw.-e*,ff»ld and gilt o f
%ZZ) K r ifd.Tiin bl wWrf'thMowwt l^Jri r ci U forc.-h
"ZrZZXZZu™ 0n,0r.,.
tcoxu -
GKE\f BAKGAINri IN DRY GOODS AT
A M’TIGHE’S HEW BTORE,
f*tliXKit Oh' iiIiAST A SD yiETlf STREETS,
THIS PVY OPENED MY NEW STORE, 1
Mi leave U rul lbe mU-OtiOO of the to the
eanJ-Uendida-isortmentof bPRINO AND BUMMER
OOolir, ju,. mceived. Among U.e stork may be found
sum* 01 the very l»oe-i g.-od* now |aport«d. It comprise-.
l,lack and fancy Dr*-*- Silk*, lejcls.to J'J per jd
'**) do Mous. de lAlur*. Hundred* Laine«,and Mousse
!me di Jtegc; . . .
•>*) Jo |le*uti!ul barege, aud Ti—ise*, in great varie.) .
do New Style Dre.«« Gingham*;
Jam do American. Kreu-'h and English Prints;
jj.iy d" Kreoeh and Kugu-h Lawns; •*
JW fr. ri. h l ull.r*. tr*.ni IS>4 <*n» n> s*.«);
■j.., M.ntiU«..i.f it... LM...: .lyle, «mon« wldrh .r. ml
„[ th, I.»utilul iin|..n..l int.. .bl- wunlry.
\l»o M u«ilu“. Ticking*. Oben k*, Linen 9, Crash, Diaper*
Table I'i.i'h* livnCeineti'* U'ear. Ac.
TiLl JlMlNii* in t bi* department will be found a com
oisic n—.r'i-ietit i't Dree* and Mantilla Trimmings, Malt. s<
ln.J L..t, on, KKIWi »»d Thr.«l U»; .11 o
.l,„0 .11. !-•< Id .mu.nuby K...
l,n l..;„ J.rl «U, Mu-lln .t .1. „««
BEW DKY GOODS BTOBE.
Iron Kronl-.Ko. Hi Mnrk.t .lr««t.
Oft. b« U-e bell.g U :■<* lile* !J Mr the IrstUlftll'B of » geT-e,
ai Dr> i» -o-J- iiu.-iue—. we would re-pwtfuUy solicit ih
teueivr and well oelecU-d Stock cdCiLkA, KANLi AN
il API.E iI'WW «.• cau offer such induiemeo:* a* aril.»'
•i.ire enllr- ♦a.k faction. „ HAi.AN .k AIIL,
«l-r 1 tf No*. 91 Market and s Inmii street.
EXCHANQE AND BAH KIND HODS
A. WILKINS dt €Oi,
UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING,
JSo. Fourth. Street, ,
nTTaiitiuiw, fa.
FOREIGN ami Domestic liA'-Langi-, Coin, Bank Not« a
and Land Warrants bought and sold.
Collections made throughout the Union.
Huflues* paper dUeouuted and loans negotiated.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Money reedred on deposit, and late reft allowed when
left lor a specified tiiue.
IteraovaJ.
PATRICKS A FRIEND,
BANKERS AND KXCUANUE BItOKEBS,
flaw Remtmd f/ltir Ojjict to thr. (Amur 0/ F\fUi <xna Wood tit.
I'ITTHIiVRSII, PA.
PATRICKS A FKLEND, hankers and ExchangeSroMre,
and Dealers In Notes. Drafts. Acceptances, Gold, edver
and Dank Nous. Exchanges ou Lh>: Eastern and VI eelorn
Cities constantly for sale. .
Coilwtion* made in all the cities throughout the United
Stales. Deposits received lu par tumls or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. l* eU *
TIEitNAN A CO.,
D INKERS AND EXCHANGE UKOKEK3,
jVo. t»5 ItW Sin-'t, cirtur of Diamond AUry,
mT«miß<*W. FA.,
BUY AND 3 ELL Bauk Notes and Coin; Discount Owe
.vbunge, awl promissory notes; make eollecticcs in
th- „r;ui'M‘i‘l - lues of the Union. It-eeWe depOS.t* on
call iir.l n'l luhTe-t, and gim th-ir prompt attention to nil
other matter* appertaining to a Br»h«r> business. Fasten,
Exchange <•» nntanily on hand. _ ...
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
[>lXl. LA IH
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Note*.
ctuck E5U.1 .1.1 .ou ™ '.“"ifb.i'; r
lnu,n-tj»ia™l>«P«.>‘
Haul. - -
J4W,lb3 Xo
"" ' ' BILL 4 CO.,
nANkr.ita AND EXCHANGE UEjUKUa
cca.Hia or am« lirru ataxws.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the F.aeLirn Cliwi tronsUnlly Wr
axle lime Bill* ol Kx-.hange aud XoU* discounted.
Gold. silTer and Rank .Notes, liouslit and n,l “'
, -i . rmi-ijal .me- 0! tbo Lulled sxir.' * M
p.MUM.'m"! 01 fur nuJ_Curr.-utJuud» l jmari7ly
ALEX* Lkxaia. nanii. runtsc* kkam**
AtLM LixaiA, V . HAMKR 4 KABK| ,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND rKI.LGoId, Silver, awl Bank Sot**; neßot.nle
lA.nn- «.« 11. ivl Estate .t clock hertsritics; purcliai--
iT.-mlN.arvN.-l.- and Tim- Bills, -n East and W-et; bu;.
aud s.*.lSto<ksoti Commission. . ,
Oollc-tn-ii* mad*on all point* In thr Luioa. >TT.y\
" G. E ARNOLD ft CO-,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE iUiOKEIUi,
DEALERS lu Exchange. Coin, bank Notes h«Jt*h J
Time Draft*, 4c. Collection* iwoluhy attended ti.
and proceed* remitted to any part of the L uh-o.
Stocks Uiu«hl and sold on-vunubwion
*±.So. Tl Fourth MLt«I»T u- llank_of_l lUslfg. !»al-
AIfSTIA LOUMIS. „
STOCK. AND BILL DHOKbU,
urfi<4, iVo. 9i fW*A Ot-rr* *♦’*■•**.
pirtMIUKGH. ,
Notes, Draft*, B-.n-K .and L ' m ° B
lateral*. najotlat.G. Stock* aul l*»nd Warrants \
and sold.
$101,4*1 0*
I7v,t*lo ;.l
IJ.Wv 'i!
1H 53,
XCIIASOJ! AND aANK 1 NO II OU 3 E A f
A. WILKINS ft CO.,
s,-. T U F--rar;i Stfexii. •
Opfoslt* tbs Dankof HtUburgh
It'ttaKi, &<Ui and Ju> a . r
1 T (Ml A\ U K AND BANKING H >.• t. K > •
WILLIAM A. HILL ft CO ,
M to-'t -TRLrr ! I-TNl.t'a '•
Interest allowed oa timr dr;»ei*.«.
••• • •• ■''
THOMPSON BELL ft CO .
BANKERS AND li A' * K E « ' .
(l<rwr t/ r>.ird<md - J '-
THOMAS WOODS,
WCIIM MERO I A 1. BROKER, ••
jot.i, Bond., »io«k., H.»> * c -
•
• FUKNiTi i>E.
I
;lMnrp*ta.o.! >u r»‘.; *Br»«i fcr •«-«■ It. Uk .‘f >• **\« ■
• 111 )m Hf.U »( •v» »» ir tn»> Lu»irj . i
Bantnr W«*L 1
As hr »• ■t*‘t.T’aiv.«-i '• -u, !. •' '■ 1
•onrd m.t:- 1 ;■»: •.!-.'-
n," ;u»:>- -
. • „ ... »,•[.. fcjiJ u. will j
UK .•. >rr *;.i lA.:i.t} ;u laaaolactMrui*-
Ur in rnaMM t-, pf-ln-t raruiar*, at Ih* ;
ad.pl.U iht i-rtfr-lf> ’ f idrnlUySnjl hL< :
«tsh hi- own. i.i .|ual.t> *l.l prv*. *n l Wn- . ,
• kv* .*u Land llir ,IUV,t J 'd eT< ’ r * u . s ‘ ' ,
furniture, fn-oi Uw <-.Ur*;-u h r.a plam.*t, v*u»- **••**•»
-r «u« ‘ ,f ""l\ '
WL-h-J tr- D Li. ml. «' «•• •• ,
• hleh for rtriinrw at rtvir *nJ LnUL, olddol b« rurpfoml (
Id any of tb* Eautrm ntw: >
-tcub. XIV lrU-*-trtr Si•!*»•; |
"*0 SetM, In pluth an ‘ b»'.r "If’th; [
J*Oxir>». Mahi-jrao? C'balr=; (
.40'.!(«. Value:
JO Mahogany K.vrkiu»: "
|&> W alnut •'
JO Maltngauj Di^aas;
In Walnut ** I
JjO Marblo Top Crntrr Tibi.*;-:
JiO •» ** DrMifiitg Uuii'fcii*
*4O •» «• Waah«tanJ«;a
6*o Knelonod “
100 Common “
30 Plain Dr*mdn* Bureau*;
“49 Mahogany Badatrad*:
Walnut u
6Ooottag« 44
tOO Cborry and Poplar B*d"t*ad»;
2Q3dnboganv Vi ardn lw*;
10 WUnu:
10 Chrrry “
60 plain Uuraaua;
TO binlurf and brraKfa.it Tablaa
12 Brorrtarj »uj U.*>Ju-a»r*;
30 Jo». Caitr Sral Cbuir* ;
14 Con*
12 Laiina* Writing Itokii ,
Hat and To»«l Stand*; What-Not*; J
KUgulrr*; Papar Slacha Tabl**:
OoDTtraattonCbaira; Pambroka 11
giu.hrthan ** liali and Tl*T “
BaMytlon “ Lalln' Work "
pmarl InltVl M BaUMion Dining T*W«t;
jtna Ottoman*;
FGothk end Hall Chairs;
A large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cjlhwit Miuu supplied with ali ar
ticle* In their line. , ,
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, fuminhed at the shortest
notice.
All order* promptly attended to. _
Steamboats, Aliojr I
. Til* •uUcnb.TN tt-uder tlndr acknow-A
! h'f the laror* bellowed
■■HBBlhetn by their titcawboal friend*, and
w,utd respectfully remind the m and other* interest- * 1 1
«d ku building boat*, that they are at all time* prepared U>
furni-h, ou the meet reasonable tcm“, every description of
Cabin Furniture and ChAirx of tip- beM mnlerwl and work
manship. T. 11. YOLNG A CO.,
Corner Third aud Sinlthfleld streets.
Jy12,*63 opposite “Brown’* Botel.”
Jam** Lowry, Jr.,
C'fBAIR AND UKDSTKAD M AN UFACT'URKR—No. 294
j FetUnnau's How, Liberty ktrwu, nu on hind » large
of Chair* and Bedsteads ol eT*ry description, made «f
the bent materials, which he wtil sell lower than articles or
the same quality can be sold In the city. He would call par
ticular attention to hie lari?*clock of Mabogauy uud Walnut
Chair» and Bedstead*, which he will sell at greatly miuaed
prinea Ah*, Turning of erery description executed in the
n*at.wt manner. Orders left at the Wan- Booms, or at the
Mill corner ol Adame and Liberty ctr<-eL«. will l»e promptly
ttun.led to. _
A. Mlbk.iKKN it CO.,
HAVK ON HAND at tbelr extensive CADINKT and
CUAIR MANUFACTORY, No. W gmltlifield street. a
larga assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will sell 16 |»r cunt, below customary rates.
Terms —cash only.
Great Inducements to Cash Porcttaaera.
WK will ftell our large *Dvk of COMMON AND i'ANC*
CllAUta AND HKDSTKADS, at prices that raimot
fall to Dlense cash purchasers. All our work U warranted.
Our termsar« CAUU. JAMKB LOWRY, JR-,
cor. SwxenUijand Liberty su.
0 I ,-v - VV.M. K. STKVKN&.'N c-Mlmi*-* ir. uittmh-Um
“ I u\
rSI corner of Liberty and Seventh -sP**»*te UNPKKTAK
)fle’.P J * T*ING attended to, in all tte Itranchee. tnyll
RESTAURANT.-.
CORNUCOPIA
«-OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE
No. 40, Fifth Street, between jjfcxi anti Market.
janlOly J
u,,, CRYSTAL PALACE
No. 18 Market itreet.
C. C. SEELY,
■j—v REBPKCTFULLY informs bis friends and the
tfyd fj»j/pubilc In general, that he has just started his
New York an<l Philadelphia modern style of
COOKINO UYSTEKB and ererything else in the
eating line. Oysters in the Shell or Stewed, for 12U cents
a doren. He will also furnish the best of everything that
the market will afford. House always opeQ until 15 o’clock
in the morning. rnnrKHf
OYSTER SALOUN AND HESTAIKANTI
108 WOOD STREET.
r|UIE subscriber has now lu* OYSTER SALOON AND
J. EATING HOUSE perlrcted in * manner that cannot
be excvled by any similar establishment In the city.
MEALS WILL UK SERVED Ur AT ALL UOURS 01
THE DA F, from the
Oholeett neats* Fowls, Fish, Ac., Act
Ills Bill of Fare cannot be surpassed, and ho would respect
fully tnrite the attention of thu public to it.
3 CHARLES STILL,
108 Wood street
lio. I Ja2onmetf
St. Clair Lager Beer Brewer*.
mHE undersigned raspoctfullj inform* the public that be
I 1b nowfully prepared to serve private families and the
p4llcB°J.r.lly,«l&> bl. celebrated LAOBIi BKHL to
bottles. All orders left at his Ofllce, NO. 39 DIAMOND
ALLKT, (osar Wood street,) will be punctually attended t<r,
and the Beer delivered to any part of the cKy w vidnk^.
Benltft* Ager Beer Hall*
No. 100 StniiMUld street, opposite the Custom House.
THS subscriber has jMt opened one of' the largest am]
best finished Legerßwr Halls in the city. Hlsßesrl*
acknowledged to be a superior article, and every other ao
cotnmolatioa about bis house cannot be excelled.
a»~A3m ■ A.BKNTTZ.
Jj»
.TUUtt. S4MISI;
Pitt*#;-!-
D. BARNARD,
*'W. b.Cbe«M« tor MkW by
jfciAIRKAII, HAON it Q*
- ft ' . + * *
.v*-•.. *
■■•::/,'V
* «a a? .*
’•. -v .*
CLOTHING
c L O T H I N_G_ STORE!
JOHN M’CLOisKEY & CO..
i,.,, j. y ~ * th* ■ Cvll.in* ca Libert,
' •, f». «c;; a n popularity under
: *».•.' TIIKKI. li!'i !-*• N..'*. ».»»<•. r tbe jar
h . u .— ;,r th-ir buain**-.
.. .t.*. if. . r*aj! :n>s* !i I ■•orner of i ‘
iuOlnMi ALI.I.V INK VVi." -1) pTUKCT,
riLKNi’il' STiTK "F <’L<«THS!
KEADY mai>‘k CLOTHING,
U li .»L 1. S \I- i. i K A Dj:
> r i‘ i; .v /•/■•/ '• A'
t t 1 ! n'l V. oil L
I.MI !| -
FK<K E.'
Our iu'T. •
an I • >'
:\o. street,
(u\«r ■*ii>c : O';HSKt or diamond allst.
N. » -W- I- i' n,r ' UU- -j M
-1 .'1 v :h. Ci.-IMMT Burl' •“
n . U'T-t.d "V- t«
John >:vi.‘X'Ki:y a t
\K\S SUMU.NO GOODS.
Jl » f KIVU' hi- AT J».>HN » VI; >MvMY A C*' > b' ! "
r: ,ct.it>.? W V “* W ..-J.tn-el.asiJ-'Tt- r
• ..t. Uii»t tin? <-«•!»• brali-J Ljl« ? T >r b*J the yl-'* ••>■ • ■
*, i tittiiisi.i* «t :> ii tli-r. the i-u Mir to. Tb<-:*< Lai *“
> -o „',hiv.i t--m r.-i h»n;i«, t»uJ, cuu*Mju«»tiy. u--
L>- trl -roi ' in 5; abb 1 to -»« that * - j
ip 11. I>t «■ pr.*» » »■>> !»•«*• 1. 11 ‘ r
, rn , T'.rr-f T-. -- iqtU«* th*; altou.i.-i '
. f Wlv l. a • .••» -r» Ml 1 • •Milltry m-ivhatitf, in £pd*t*l, tr
i'i<f L' n• »’ 4,. I• > u.ii’i- oar a>xirUi"i - i»l *-f
KK MM-*\ 11.-tllilNn. H i- a 1 ”!'*! ImpOßatble t ■
-nuinvrii:- tb- • l il'"'<ifK , »riarat«th..i .
, U' X <.’•• II «: tin* .-r.;. • -tabit-bm.-ut; ii L» autfineat to :
i. f , K . r t.-m piiufcllixl by tlif buuv it*pU |
marl- : JOHN MrCIiOSK KY 1 O*
'samCkl
MERCHANT TAILOR.
HO 41 ST rLa lit IiOTKL BUtLMKQS,
BT '-Ullß ITUtT, I'lTTSEdll«l.
CS ENTIiKM KV* CLoTIIWD ma.lr ax.'liuhrely to order,
T and ..rrnDt-1 ‘->ll Ha. mnHautly •>» hiuJ •
thoi-- *»»Ttuipu*. "f l?L* >TIX£. vkstinon
• n.I"VKKO'ATIN‘i.of Shr latent .tylr.. e*prw*.ly
for the ■•ii-l-ci trad- O.nrWu-n l*»Tln,: th-ironier.. »nl
h»r» ibnr »i«hrn ■•nnaulte*! *u-i l omplbM with, ai* all work
,n Jot-..- uii'l-r M« own .iijxTrlßttio.
Clotlilng i Ciotlilng I
fI'HF uUvlcr«i(CDpU rt-.«;*---itulh inform.-* bin frl**nd. and : ‘-e
I public Ibal hr in d>"« nvpiVinitßl bi««n..rr. No. 177 Lib
erty street, » cb"W assortment -1 Cloths, Ca-wlmem* and
V rating. of the latent kt» 1 m«*t styles, which be
in prepared l<> make U> order io the moat fwtblonable man-
*1 short ootW, and <»n the most reasonable terms.
Wihiful«n on handalarpsand **it maiiuf*rtor*li.tGek
,f made Clothing, to which we Invite the attention
>f tourers, cither wholesale or retail.
Persons wh<> purchase <ood* for cash, will And K to their
Mirant*** to call at 177 liberty street, tefon* makiOK their
~urrbases. ,marV, C- CONNBK.
PB*w Clothing Store,
NO. 4, PI.XTH STKKKT, nH'nSITK LIBERTY.
ritHK subscriber has just opeii.-i this new establishment,
I l l# has a) wav* on burnt a large an-i choice aneon
<Qt»nt of all articles of CUOTHINU. which he warmntr enual
o any 111 the city, and will sell id the most reasonable pn
"„,.,»:l'v PU '' lk ”*“***' "" “oP£KNUKIMKE_
WATCHES, EWELKY, &c.
.»r ITCHES AM) JKWKLKY.— We are selling al. kind*
VV i t VS a.rbes and Jewelry at much lower price* than
i« usually obtained elsewhere. Customer* may depend ou
getting goods at u»y e-dablWiment at least w ow.and gwi*
orally lower, than the eastern markets. All goods war
tfllTer Ware, manulacturwlat ray o,rn worka, in Oakland.
Jewelry manufactured to t rder, and neatly repaired.
Watcn repairing done a« heretofore, in the beet manner,
and war-anted. .
Military Goods, of all kinds, at **^f n
au 4 07 Market street, corner of Fourth.
CLOCKS :~CL0CK8!! CLOCKS!!!
pfetflo At Meyran,
DEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS,JBWKLHY ,
tA, SILVERWAKE, Ao., No. 42 mill Street, near
opposite tbs Morning Post, formerly ocou
&Ani,d by L. Keineinan A Co. We have now hand a
H.s«orUnenl ol h dav and J 4 hour Clocks, which we
nil. r u. the public at great bargains, tuchu: Iron cases,
peailmbiid and all oiber patterns of Mantell Uocks.
A’vi ii neb assortment <’l tine gold and silver patent
luvi-r. ,’vlln.l.T, »bd •u. bcr racapnu-nt W»tihe!S and an
•at»l 'lo. k of Jewelry and Silverware, which w« intend to
V n "ivrtb-l'i'm.,irir.' l"ii- in Ibt-lwst mimn.r and at
L,..' ~n j n. _ma_rSS
HEW JEWELRY STORE,
No« 01 Market Street, '
tSccuTul cUwr at»*r t/,f Xorto-wrst cornr.r oj ihr Diamond.)
K I UllN .*'TIiVKN2>UN,(.of the IntJitirui ut John li. M iaddon
J A Co*.,) m»l>«*:fully uituounee* !■> the lhut he hH.-.
>'i»eneit at tbe aN.'Ve »luml, a ime of WAT t il h. .
JKVVKI.KV, SIUVKK AMI I'LUKH WAItK, LAMI*: S , (• \
UANDULKtv i’ock'-t ami I'nLU Cu'.Ury, JlnUimna 7Vci rnJ
Q.mmunwn&ti, and the umiul\arh'iy ol go,*].-iu ho-. »lti<-
1,1 Special ran* ami attention given to the It El'A 111 of FINK
WATCIIKS.JKWKLKY.Ac. , . . ,
U" truete, that lroui hi- long experience In huninese. he
will ho able to give saii.-tui tioii to th.-o w hu uniy tuvnr Imu
with their putronage.
I'ilLiburnh, M»)
Ilciiry Hlckiardkoii) J«we .s,
HAVING re-hi* jk>tv iu a haudsoma manner, and
‘hut ncentlv retimiJa fn-m tin* ea-stern rith?B wilt a
Ull „ Jirment of W ATCIIKS JEWKUIY, and FANCY
hoods, «i»«»u «*h u» o» a. >*«•■; ;
««UI 111. tot Lh.t muiint IU.-W “ S'
mosldwir»WiM.tylf.M'att-ri> f -i» , S'| Of.k». irj,U»e
latest stylos c.f brooches, lir.-a.-l Ve S
k'i n ,,., r liiiiir-* Ear Jtinijs, Mmuitun* Lockets, ot<itc.
fc'ANTV GOODS— jsueh as I‘aj.i. r Macho, Work Tublep and
J±iLks Fancy Vas-s, iVrfume bottle*, Table Mai?,
Oolt'H I'LttolH.’l’orte .Mommies in f :reat variety: China i ruit
ami Cake Dishes; with an eiulh-s* vnn<*ty ot uPelut and or-
XU which have only *»***'*s£&'-
latcl. [novl) NO. ftl MAIIhKT BTUhLI.
InNU WVI’CIIJW AND RICH GOLD JtiW.KLK^
< n\RGAINS.—We wish to iuform the public ihut we
now otferiDK oor present slock of One Witches aud Jew
elry m nriees that eiinnot be beat. Theretore, we say to
one ami all, you that wish lo buy fine Watches and Jewel
ry, give us /call, and save from 1b to 60 per cent in your
purchases; wbwb you can certainly do by calling at 6-
Watch repairing attended to "in all Its branches,
in a superior manner. Gold Jewelry repaired or mauufac
tured to order at abort notice, at IIQQJ) gt _
.11. KiIOKBEL,
WATCHMAKEIi AND JEWELEK,
rvEALKB IN CLOCKS, WATCIIES, JKWELBY, AND
I ) EANCY UOODS, No. US Diamond Aim, telweui Mir
.Sl', IMlUborgh P.. M l
'this establishment will b* warrant**!. ofCloclu,
Watahee u>d Jewelry
no*w, All w»rlt **n* will be wtrrwitod.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
.« the £ 3 eJciu Tea Store,
38 strut, Pittsburgh, Va.
T)Y the half cliom. of nmtlj pMAetl In meLlllc p.ok*ge»
-m*,”, ob "r no. rooOTing hi. Fall atoek of GBIM
i m n'K TPAS —HjonßlstiTigoi gome of the finest eltja
Stra in M.rch.nlSTUi.i., U.
♦itv !\r»; hn itcd to cull and examine oarFtock.
in hn »«■* tut of the Tanoua grades, *U uf "hf 6 "I**” 1 **”
bti-n«ttr«rQlly selected, and can with confidence be recom
m> tided;
:.u hull cheats fine Young Hyson,
ii> do do ilovune Young Hyaon
1U -.‘o extra line Moyune do;
10u do goperinr do j
M Lallured tax™ extra Curious Young Hyeon |
25 ball chests fine Gunpowder; ? "
lo do extra floe an;
5 do do Moyane Imperial;
20 do Superior do;
150 do Roe Oolong Black Tea V
40 do extra fine oolong;
So do extra Curious ao;
20 do Superlatively strong and fragrant Oolong,
26 chests extra fine English Breakfast Tea;
5 do Curious ao . do;
ALSO—Java and Mo Cnffee. hovering’s Crushed andFul-
T *ALSO-63,0U0 Principe Segura, which wW ta sold very
. A. JAYNK3»
10 • - • •S» Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
nov!4:dAw
: HEW OFFICE.
Baal Batata and Contraattog Agent. ,
Ttrv subscriber has been indueod to open an office for
“f.p£?Sr.rbnytn* aad »lliagjOa
haTlnir the Aeuncy of large Steam Saw-Mllls and Boat
Yardson the g All«gbeoy river, together with
facilities from other water and steam “J’® I”**. 1 ”**.
himself that be can fornUh any bills at lumber ami
timber of any kind, great or small, long or jjborttMii
..eliver them at any point on the Allegheny, MommgaheU.
Ohio, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build large!
Store Boats. Coal Hats, Boat 0 unnels, Bridge Timber, R*il
roai Timbers— Freight Iron, Coal, *c-to any given point,
led will attend to the Sal# and Bent of Boal jistate. From
his long experience in lumbering, £re l i^, n
building, he thinks he can give general satisfaction. All
persons* are requested to make their contracts soon . «P«-
sTallv those wanting boats or Urge blllsof lumber and tim
ber, should contract for them in the fall for the spring and
summer use. lie will also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity that may be desired. _
Letters addressed to David Muxs, Beal Estatei and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. ltf), post paid, will b*
to. »is office Is on Irw;V££>? 0
5, Allegheny House. DA ' IV MU>N '
umncts.
Col. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr. John Morrison, “ ... . „„
Mr. ttobi. 8. Bbjwu, E»[., “ T *47
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, Clarion M
Mr.Gaorg* U. tswenej, * u M
0. * J. Hahn* Co..
d««21:lyd»w _
David Mann,
Real estate ami contracting aolnt,
I RAIN Slnxt. Piltphurch. h»« for “‘"t!'
ISO «m of land lo l»rr cunt, !.,..., In ■»'
aulnr, on ttio m«ln rolnl to Marlon, and 8 mile* from Tip
„,n 6 mil.- from t*o K»llro»d d.pot.; W Arm l« »««.
cultir.tion,. (0~l f~a. Honr.-• >'™”' «"“ *" J i””";
r„. . good bonrinir Apple Orrh.rd. Thn f*ra ”«
vntsrad hUb drv, goo-1 land. In a very healthy county.
A *r£t W-in be bad of this; farm for prompt
cr of Mr John Mnnn.on th- pro-
m Al«> .T *rr»*» of lend. with • larsp* ?t«im 8»w Mill, now
t«fuw*«ful operation; 3 From- Dwelling*, Barn, Bla< *-
L£ m** .dJtcok Boat P w.f; ”
ni«> on the bank «.f lh- AJlmjn-oT rir«r, at Mi.Dr* &Mv,
Armntrone county, l'n foauira a* **-*-. 0T of Mr ' L '
m.
V.lr> On* I'Ot.V. 3 thh*. 8 ot U- tt«t long, . to 1 >
incLe •'!••' 1 I t bo‘MiTert-l In October next and pnrt
»d erery Ihlw jf
the Jilin* in', of . Ui? Holel, in thn city of Httcbnryh,
“«i, iZ , Terr I .nt. bn.lnw.. T«t> to An JMt, of the
“J. onbe boo*' bnd.nnJ imm.Ji.te pomi^Km
» Ko<iuir* a* s
If r^juimL
edmtj ndw ilkins,
- sj - WE invite the attention of the
,?>W s - - vP-5,. ' V mjts& public to the certificates appendr.l
L>_ . i . A
fcgHM ? > j?+ • Jo £?r ) X 'HHI did consideration which their honest
U§# : { v ' ' jS&gyE? I frankness deserve*.
“toTe 7^-
"* y-_». • faete, nor overstate their convicUonF.
Sp- ffW j 0 then, whether thla la not the medicine to trust whim
-• <■»&&■& K<* i; !■ wWli« relief for the threat or tnnga; judge to,
fJ i O , '*i-n_£K "whether erery family ought not to bin it bj than a.« a
M-’ •& S*yre yj ' i,CTir,l ”S wl»t Ore iwjirH" »nr»JUb* «y,*kH|
fc-t,> ~ fltcaU With fatal frequency upon almost eyery flock, and
K*“ ~ came» otr a lamb from many .hornet
1 I I'aITWITI !■ Shill Hill JnckroQ.C. 11., Jackson city, 0., liO.h Not., ISc--
-«'••' TV : t -it Crm*t- TV v^t^TiiT^toVk« Ac Tin- numerous patent medicines alwayst»~
\1 L i ;'l 3» K c*» ! ere them, kid to incredulity in refund to eeery new rune-
JX Mr.ni-h.-tir.*-. Mautii ; . it |* on!v after undoubted evidence of value in any
' ; SiW u*.*g™™i ****.
i. ;..o| Ollt.Mlt.i: '“tlc nnr'.ralled esceltence of this rtpibinatjoAOf «il>,
• ’«•• •“■•» V r ; o rS l (in *c «»*» Pwnn.) proved beyond card h 7 repeat-.
t,:-!,.|.r,n»i;iih Kith- «i-i <t - s ’ -r _ h , ni 4 . r }.o-[* ' trial under tbeir own observation, lias compelled medical
it; h- Allegheny C. me.-rj » l‘*;‘ 00 *'V m-o to proclaim abroad its usefulness. It is beyond all
-icn drawing-for .-v-ry deecnpUua or work in .... . g^Berß | remc Jy we have for the Pulmonary
I n-. . Auctions of ltd* climate, at the same time sedative and
K„,eeh j *• y t*ctcrant—a ruf combinalion o t properties.
u.l uXSU\ M.-Cl LL‘>Ltl.i,! Ittihurph. i n-thr hope that ft will prove its own reward,l subscript
iiAfIALKV, E-wf., •}•’ : ttMwrttaUy vour obadiem arrant,
,; U MKH * HAIIM. J«* . c * Je<lL K **P* ruu "> > JXS. H. C. MILLKR, 91. D.
'l'. ll AUMAIt UKNNV, d'» 1 *. . }e ..tr eMeHr f ihc Xecul iWcafion mar,fclAueoii
;l->n. U-IM.I A'l WILKINS. Home WoM. - J'-~ e *** W£ I*. 50pt.5.1862.
THOS. IKtW.N i Da J C Atkh : Dear Sir—Over application for the past
Mr*. TIKKN AN, 8r . U> s,«^v fc u vearn iu niv duties as an advocate, broughton some
J..11N Mrlh.*>Al.H M ‘.° r lSd*w eHbt months a»w a wtere IrriUtion of the bromdilal tuU-ys
H t-u«e _ , *® lch wa> B constant annoyance to me, and fiwt becornm.;
ROHV i* A'l’a ICHSiUSi’s i a sonrei of ctvat apprebenricn. Every remedy tried loiLxi
U\/ J AAft AND LIVKKY BTABLES i toeven relieve me,UUI u«dyonrCasasTPreroitAU Ibis
nnjc !■' Drß*:i(.\ED b-v;n.' f «-t«io.v and comme- has not on!v relieved me, but. as I truot, wholly cuml c;e.
1 kiuus "T AU LK* ami CAKRIA'JE STORKS, in cou&ec- , i noihmis for the repnUticn of advocaUngPatent Me
lion "Ith hi«el'J establishment, • di.ioes, and thi« »at your service. I aha:! recommend it
ft vfv t* prepared to do a vastly rjfrT 13 cf the **?' f ßd J 1 ? 1 *” Whoß 1 miJ ’
- has- , boring under HimUariodlspoeiUonfl. B Tnv . rs
AND-*—■*— | Yonr* truly, »L*,i isjo
KI>*TY lioli'KS of wlik-h be can take an increased nun- j * Montgomery. October 4,184 .
fir .n i ! Pa. J. C. Atss: Sir—l have u*«l yonr admirable com-
Uc t.™ nrr.n f cd Id- new baildin?. with s slew to ral-s ; pound cxclu.lrei? in my pmetire, ®;t, l
.nd tuin. for job, of new and second h.nd C.mugv», if l far. any other remedy we bare lor curing diseases upon the
ell dreeriptione, to which bn will sire ample alhnm-n. , lung,. Your oledlenteerritn,
Wnat yet remains to ronTlnce that
a1,.n,. 5 .0„, to pereone h-e f in s Uor*. witn th. under
'l“,'rS.”OCO"'“*Ud ““ U ”S7 BISSSSS."- I Chemist, B.w r
- CAHHXAOICS KOK »«h«. I nT^^ * t: - I “ pWd “^
rivHK undersirned has jut-ireceived at bis j*wm* n i 0T,,. iMttfbureh by all Druggists, and by B. A. FAUH*
X CARBIAUK tVAKKUOUw-K. i >:3Toc g 4QO .wholesale and retail- jefofimdaw
near the Two Mile Run, betwevn j ...
:?V-^7cTKr“V»; P d^pn^"m«mtin® - w i Ti*XI]£S~BLAkfiLT,
Svceivi reculaHy new and second hand Carriage Sail**, J &UU, offers for -abs the property
X ihl.'h ha will Mil on tne very lowest terms for ' viz: 2000 acres fine land near the Misaisaippt and Missouri
»2¥i ? Having had twelve years’ practice in the business,and ! Railroad, lowa. -W acres of timber
rn u p h ns;,;7i»wn:,isa r 5;r h *^'’ h ' 0 * tur,hi^, lbu u »^
reapoetfoDyinTllod to call
"sapeefa. and P*“ U Jo ”gsWm¥£'' “of k Lw!^SS.^
bSdiDK 101X26 feet by 100, near the north end of the
KOBBHT ll> PATTBRSOK S gharpsburgh Bridge. SO lots, each 00 feet front by 160 feet
<\ LIVERY AND SALE «/OCL deep, in Uverpool, Ohio. A very valuable form In Merrer
U county, of 130 acres, writh excellent booses, barn and out
STABLE. oPnuildinrs 2 houses and iota on Diamond street, in Uubor-
Mfci J , 4 . ough of Birmingham. 8 lots, each 24 feetonQuarry street,
Corner Dtnmona atreet and Cfcurryulley, back to the Manor Line, Fifth Ward. Call and
* prU iL - - PITTSBIKGII, PA. oxam i a e Register, at the corner of Seventh and Smithfield
- - —• ' streets. Jl 2 *
v, AND DL'sl
■\TOTICK.— Whtnv certain Grocer* and would be Tea
Dealer* arc Industriously circulating reports that we
are wiling oIT tn quit buxine?*—our friends end the public
ant nMpectfoily informed that though we are “selling off,"
it is not with such a view, nor do we intend quitting the
business ; aud all orders from our customers shall be at
tended to as usual, at J AV.NtvS’ PEKIN TEA STUiIE,
Pittsburgh, September 2S, los4:dAw 3S fifth e-treet.
ijUKLD BOOK FOR RAILROAD ENGINEER CouUin
ing formulie for laying oat curves. determining frog an
gles, levelling, calculating earth-work, etc., etc., together
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chord;,
magnetic variation, logaralhim* and natural signs, tan
gtmis, etc. etc., by John B. lionck, Ciril Engineer. sPocket
book form. $1,76.
»* v lhe object of the present work U to supply a want
very generally felt by Assistant Engineers on Railroad.-.
Books of convenient form fur use in the field, containing
the ordinary Ingr&rilhmalic tables are common enough; hut
a hook combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formula! for
laying out curves, turn-outs, crossings, Ac., is a desideratum
which this work is designed to supply.
U. S. Mjutaht Acai>e*y, We-t Point, April 16, 1554.
Gx-nllenun: J have look'd over “Henck'a Field Bock for
Knilroad Engineers,” hu,l think it well adapted to the ob
ject its author proposes, nnd have no question bqt it will be
found a very useful and practicid Tolume both fdroftioeand
fluid work. D. 11. Mauax.
1 am much pleased with Mr. Ilenck’s little manual, the
“Field Book of Rmtrued Engineers." With the presenta
tion of some of the mo?t practical and useful of recognized
processes among railway engineers, he has given others
which, new at least In their present form, appear to possess
a mint ol higher value than that of mere novelty—that of
being in genet ai susceptible of available, not to say desira
ble, practical use. In conclusion, while I think the design
of Mr. lienrk’s book i* such a* to adapt it excellently well
tn professional needs, 1 hare pleasure in expressing my
cordial satiddoifou with It- execution, alike with tbo per
spicuity u! arrangement effected by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by Ids publishers.
11. Fkankun Ueiicii,
C. E. ana Dhi-clor of Rensselaer Poivtcchnic Institute.
For Kilo by WILLIAM 3. HAVEN,
Dealer iu Engineers’ Stationery,
Hut’. Market street, corner of Second.
WM. A. M’CLUKG,
DEALER IS
Fine Teas, ChoiceJamily Groceries and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
f PITTSBURGH, PA.
iS now receiving a larJe assortment ol FRESH GOODS,
in addition to hla already extensive stock, purchased
Imm first humls in the Eastern markets, which, will be sold
ui the lowest market prices.
£«* Holds, Steamboats, and families, baying by the
quantity, supplied at wholesale rates.
Goods delivered in the city free of charge. s*p2l
■ AllAN'lt LESLIE^GAZETTE OF fAiftllONS, for
r August.
Knickerbocker Magazine, for August.
Harper, for August; price 16 cents.
Sol. Smith's Theatrical Apprenticeship, with illustra
tion* : by Dailey; 50 cents.
Quarter Race in Kentucky, and other Stories : by W. T.
Porter, of the New York Spirit of the Times; with illustra
tions; 50 cents.
Mysteries of a Convent: by a noted Methodist Preacher
lie cents,
So many very good and new books have been published
lately that it is well worth while to call and look at them.
Such books as Fashion and Fawiue, the Curse of Clifton,
Lamplighter, Thoughts and Things: by Elihu Burriit.
n. MIN EE k CO,
au4 No. 32 Smithflcld street
/ 1 GOD FARM FOR BALE, of 43 acres, with a good form
\JT house, of 4 rooms and cellar, and front porch, a good
spring bouse, with double barn and stable, wagon shed,
corn crib# and good garden, and orchard, with abundance
of applee, pears, peaches, Ac. 30 acres In cultivation, and
balance timber, a good soil and a new form, situate 3 miles
from McKeesport, uear the Yougbiogheny river. Price $l,-
500. Terms 1500 in band, balance in one, two and three
years. S. CUXUBKRT A SON,
au2 Real Estate Agent, 140 Third St.
AUIC Pol.lKHl mTPOWDER —One of the beat articles
Cartels Spanish Mixture.
TUB GREAT PURIFIES OF TEE BIAX>r.
HOT A PAJLXICtS Of JU*CO*T W .
An invaluablk bemsdt for scrofula Ktag»
Bril, Rheumatism, obetlnute Cotaoeous eruptions,
pimples or Piutalee on the Face. .-hronlr
SoreEyee, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scold Ueei/hnler maenl
eml Pi-O of the Bones end Joints, Stnbtgirn ulcers, Sypht
title Disorders, Lumbago, Bpittal Complaints, and all Die
eeses arising from an Injudicious use of Mercnry, Impro
dense in Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
This raluable Medicine, which baa become celebrated for
the number of extraordinary cores effected througb Its
agency, has induced the propdetora, at tie urgont reqnart
if thei friends, to offer it to the public, which they do with
the utmost confidence In its virtues and wocderfu.c -relive
oropertiee. TbefollowingcortlSeeteSjSelected&ninolurge
number, ere, however, stronger testimony than the mere
wort of the proprietors; and are torn gentl-men w.il
in their ltSaliUea, and ofthe hlgheet reyp^t.bnity
T&SSfiSZ* *>» BncS*”* 6
&vrpMrr.^M^.^hu^
2£?|n nearly all the diaaasea for wbfcb it is re»mn*«d
«1, with the moat aatonißbingl; Ue Bays it
ilih most extraordinary medicine be bas efer seen. ,
AGUE A3D FEVER—GREAT CURE.—I hereby certifj
threes. Titar* 1 hail eigne and lererol ire xnos«.Tu»
lentdiscription. ‘I hndPeveinl »ysfcinnl, lKjeqhep
titles of tfuinine, Mercury, end I believe all the lonite ed
vertised, but ull without unjr permanent relief. At listJ
tried Carter’s Spanish Mixture, two bottles of which er.ee
tually cured me. und I am happy to say I have bad neltlu
chilißor ferer since. I consider it.the heat Tonic in tL*
irhl and the only medicine that oyer reached my ta«•»
’ 3 Joe? LewiMS...
BeaTerDam,nearßichmond,Ya. « , . _
0 B LUCK, in the dty of Richmond. and fci
m»ny years in the Boat Office, has euch coufrlmu' in tb»
astonishing efficacy-of Cartel Spanish Mixture, that b
iii, bought upwards of fifty bottles, which he has
%wa y to the afflicted. Mr. Luekaays he has never known
to fail, when taken according to directions.
Dr ailh'OK, a practising Phyddan, and tonaerly 01 .a«
CItT Hotel, in the dty of Klchmond, says he has witnesn a
in a number of instance# the effects of Carter’s hpanni-
Mixture, which were most truly surprising. He saya »o «
aase of Consumption, dependent on the Liyer, the goou «i
-facts were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker k M-.-r
ris Richmond, was cured of LiTerCompiaintoteight y«.i>
standing, by the nae or two bottles of Carter’s Spani-d
CURE OP SCROFULA-—The Editors of ‘he Rift
mood Republican had a servant emp oyed in t heir pre*
room cured of riolent Scrofula, combined with Rheuuia
than, which eutlreiy disabled him from work. Two hot..**
ci Carter's Spanish Mixture made a perfect cure of him.
and the Editors. in a public nolle*, say they “ cheerfully re
commend it lo all who are afflicted with any disease at tb
bISTLLL ANOTHER CORE OP SCROFULA.—I hsd a wer>
ealueble boy cured of Scrofula by Carter’s Spanish Mixtnr.
I consider it truly a valuable M TlTt&Rj
Conductor on the B. F. and P. R. R. Co„ Richmond, V a
SALT RHEUM of TWENTY YKAItS STANDING LUKEI 1
—Mr JOHN THOMPSON, residing lu thedty of Riclunoc-.,
was cured by three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, oi
Salt Rheum, which he had nearly twenty years, andwtn: t.
all the physicians of ihe dty could not cure. ttx.Thomv
son is a well known merchant in thedty af Richmond. » a.
and his cure is moat remarkable.
WM A MATTHEWS, of Richmond, bad a servant cored
of Syphilis, in the worst form, by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. |
lie says b» cheerfully recommends it.abd insiders il «-t I
inraluable medicine. _ . I
RICHARD WEST, or Richmond, wjif :ur*d of hereto
la, and what physidans call confirmed Consumption,
three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
EDWARD BURTON, commissioner of the revenue, Ray
he has seen the good effects of Carter's Spanish Mixture In
a number of Syphilitic cases and •»?«** *• a perfect cure
r>;r that horrible disease - ,
WM 0. lIARWOOD,of Richmond,cured of Old Soresanu
Ulcers, which disabled him from walking. Took afire hot
ties or Carter’s Spanish Mixture, and was enabled to walk
without a crutch; in a short time permanently cured.
Principal Depot atM.WARD,CLOSE A CO.,No.B3Maiden
WTOT?* BONS, No. 132 North 3d at., Philadelphia.
RENNKTT A BEERS. No. 135 Main street, Richmond, X u.
And forSle by B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO..L. WJLCO.X,
Jr A CO FLEMING BROTHERS, 60 Wood street, Pitts
burxb; U. P. BCUWARTZ, Allegheny; usd by Druggist*
and Dealers In Medicine everywhere. ectS:dlwly.
jmjvaEzmm
CHERRY PECTORAL:
run tux tspin cum or
covans, colds, hoarseness, broxcthtis,
WHOOPISG-COVCU, CROUP, AS Tint A,
ASD CO&SUMPTIOS.
B~ KQW.VS ESSENCE OF GINGER.—This fewnw to war
ranted to pofe-eas, in a concentrated form, all the valu
able properties of Jamaica Ginger, and will be found, on
trial, au excellent Family Meuidne. It is particularly
recommended as a tonic, to persons recovering from fever
or other disease, a few drops imparting to the stomach a
glow ana vigor equal to a w>ne glassful of brandy or other
stimulant, without any of the debilitating effects which are
sure to follow the use of liquor of any kind, and it is there
fore especially serviceable to children and females. To the
aged it wifi prove a great eomfon; to rheumatic affections
it gives great relief. As a Cholera remedy there is nothing
ooperior to it, and no family should be without it. 2 grots
received by JUS. FLEMING,
jy2s corner of the Diamond and Market at.
AU 0aiKBTEAD UP ¥IVK ACRES*FOR s2s—We have
for sale 3000 acres of good land, (all of which can be
cultivated,) in lots of 6 acres and upwards, at from $5 to
$lO per acre; situate along the line of the Baltimore and
Uhio Railroad, within from 2 to 4 milee of Cameion and
Belton Stations, Marshall county, Ya. Many versons liv
ing in the crowded cities weald do well to purchase a f« w
acres and secure a healthy and comfortable homo. There
are first rate markets for all kinds of produce at every stt
lion on the Railroad. A village at Cameron Station i
growing rapidly, and the country around is iaprovmgTer
fast. Title indiputablo, 3. CUTILBRKT A BON,
jyitt 140 Ttyd street.
Mead and mineral Water Fountain.
Tnot, April 21, 1654.
WHOWE, No. 61 FIFTH Street, next door to Ma-cnu
• Uall, dealer in FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY
ice Cream, of the beet quality, 6erTed up dunug the sea
son. Also, Strawberries and Cream.
Families ran be supplied with Strawberries and othei
Fruits, during the season, on . the most reasonable terms
Order* are respectfully solicited. je£tf_
DE3IRABLE aEAL EdTATE FOR BALE.—Thirty Build
ing LoU in the borough of Manchester, each 24 feet
wide by 100 feet deep; part of the estate of the late James
Adam#, Esq., dee d. These lots fronting on an avenue oo
feet wide, aud extending to an alley In the roar 26 feet wide,
make them desirable property lor a suburban raskienco.
Also, a lot of ground on the corner# of the Fifth Ward
Market House aud Penn street, 35 loet front by 100 feet
deep, to Spring alley.
Also, two lota of ground on Liberty street, each 25 feel
front by ICO deep, to Quarry street. Apply to
* ’ J JAMES BLAKELY,
. jy 10 Real Estate and European Agent.
AN*' person wishing to make $5OO In 6 months, address
me, post-paid, Farmington, Trumbull county, Ohio.
This is no fiction or book agency. No traveling is necessa
ry ; bat any person can remain at home and make the
above sum In the time stated. Address
je7:3m PROF. BYRON II- ROBB.
DRY UOODB.—A. MT’IGli E, comer of OrarU and y>flh
struii, has now on hand 10 eases bleached mustiu,
trvm cents up; 60 pieces Irish Unen: 25 pieces white
mulls, for ladiee’drewBs; 76 pieces Unen; cotton and woolen
good., for boys’ wear; a few pieces fine black challe; black,
barred and plain berege and tissues; mantillas; mantilla
silk and trimmings of eTery description; tan colored and
mixed de bege; drees ginghams; 600 pieces Merrimack
prints, fast colors—ell of which will be told extremely low.
Jel2 •
European agency, pab&enger a remittance
OFFICE. —James Blakely has arrangement* made
with Eastern Houses, which enables him to lama Drafts,
payable at sight, for any amount, In London, Liverpool,
Dublin, Paris, and Frankfort on the ; also, at ail the
Provincial Banks aud Branches ia Germany, France, Great
Britain, and Ireland. Drafts over one hundred pounds at
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SEMI ANNUAL BALK—SWU yards fast colored Lawns
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Is; with ail other of goods in like proportion, at
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BLACK BILKS.—Just received at A. MTIGHK’B, corner
of Grant and Fifth ftreets, a few piece# of very fine
plain and figured Black Bilks. Also, Mantilla Silks and
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and Irish Unen*. 6 case# of the very beet makes, just re
ceived at A. MTIGHE’B,
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f Dlt. MORSE’S
Invigorating Cordial
A Phenomenon ui Medina*. -
fcL«s?y«s3®sfKg:; [
Sfexeetex, are nofr-triumphing m «»«"»**• }*gg£ M '.
lity is overthrown by amass of tm tlmw>Jwhich \
L alien—, Che*plsceTiln*TftW>fl k
w;
tbs rspraincOOnWSMlM life. To jxaau of feobto M»fe ~
colar frame, or deficient In vital W^ u i
as the only means of commimkatfatlthat
necessary to the proper enjoyment of *ll the natural sffiV
tites, as well as the bighisrineDtilsttributes. lBh««WU
e fleets aro not confined to either Mf OTtO *BJ *j* **•
feeble girl,the ailing wife,thelfcUaes, ttervated JW"
over-worn man of business, thcvtctimpfnervousdejg—lon, .
; the Individual suffering from general debility,or men fa*
we&knop of a single organ, will all find immediate and per*
mauent relief Cram tire need this incomparable renovatac#
1 To those who hare predisposition to saniysU, it wIU prere
i a complete and unfailing safeguard against that tarwnte
malady. There are many, perhaps, who have so trifled wlta
1 their constitutions, that they think tliinieilfia bjote tte
I reach of medicine. Let not even these despair. Tbefiixit
deals aiih disease as it exists, without reference to eause%
and will not only remore the disorder itadLbat
REBUILD TUB B&OKJOi OONSHTOTKIH. . -
The derangements of the system, leading to nerrons din*,
pei-es. and the forms of nervous disease itself, are so burner
one it would require a column to enumerate the n»la ; '
dies for which *Ms preparation is a specific. A few, bow*
erer, may be enumerated, via: neorelgUL tie dolereanx,
headache, indpintf paralysis, hysteria, palpitation of the
heat, spinal affections, muscular debility, tremors, flatu
lence, a pricking sensation ia the flesh, numbness, mental
depression, weakness of the will, indisposition tomore,
fainting after exercise, broken sleep and terrifying dreamt
inability to remain in one place or position, weaknesses tM*;
procreative organs, sexual inccjnpetesey, melancholy, cm*-
oniana, fluor albus, sinking at the stomach, female Irxegn* ~
lari ties, a chronic tendency to miscarriage, emaciation, ana
&11 complaints growing out of a free indulgence off the'pen*
dona, and all barrenness that does not proosedfromcfganJfl :
causes beyond the reach of medidne.
Whenever the organs to he acted upon are free Aram mal
formation or etrietarai discs—, tt teeverred that
HOBatra tifxa,
will replace weakness with strength, Incapacity with efllci*
ency, irregularity with uniform and natural activity, and
this not only without hazard of re action,bet with a happy
effect on the general organisation. 49* Bear In mind that
all TTutiarttx, wherever they begin, finish with the nerrons
system, and tint the pared yxationj of the nerre of motion
and sensation ia physical death. Bear in mind also, theft
for every kind of nervous dlaeaae the Elixir Cordial is the
only reliable preparation known. .
CUBE OFNKRVOOBIHSKASXB.
No language can convey an adequate kies of the imme
diate and almost miraculooschange which Itoeeateoneln the
diseased, debilitated and ebatterednervou* system, whether
broken-down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sicknese—the-on strung and relaxed organisation is a* ones
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous diseases vanish together under its in*
fluence. Nor Is the efleet temporary; on the contrary the
nii*f is permanent—for the Cordial properties of the medi*
pne teach the sonsti tation restore U toils normal
oonlitisn.
LOSS OF MEMORY, j
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood teftbe head, melancholy, L-^
aebiDtJi hysteria, wretchedness, thZQpts of setfdutne- W 7
don —wr of insanity, dyspepria, genera prostration, inn- ?•
dbility, nervousness, htabuity to sleep, diieiiM ineldatte |
females, deety of the !
mania, vague terror*, palpitation of the heart, impedesey, |
ofinstlpawn,etc-, from ■whatever oaßeariang, It «,if thaw !
»b an 7 reliance to be piaeed on human testimony,abeoltnely | •
nfelfihle. |
i A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES. |
me unparalleled effects of this great restorative, In all I
complaints incident to (omelet, mark a new era In the an- l
nalt of medicine. Thousands of stimulant* have been in- 3
Tented—thousand of Invigorants concocted—oil purporting i
to be specified in the Tariou* diseases 'and derangement* to {.' ,;.
which the delicate formation of woman render her liable. £
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,- | ,
i who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tro- a
mors, pains hfthe back, or any other disorder, whether pe- . <
culiar to her sex, or common in both sexes—to giye the in
vbrorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Orothers, will find this Cordial after they hare used a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the fystem. In all
directions are to be found tbe happy parents of healthy off ,
spring, who would not have been so bat far this extnordi i
nary preparation And it is equally potent for the many dla l ■
eases for whieh it is recommended. Thousands of young L*--.
men have been restored by using it, and not In a single in- j
stance has it failed to benefit them. I ' 1
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION. 5
or consumptive hablte, ate restored by the use of a bottle or * .
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yal g
low. sickly color, to a beautiful florid camplexkm.
TO THE MISGUIDED. i
These are some cf the rad and melancholy effect* prods
ced by early habite of youth, vis: weaknras of the back
and limbs, pains in tbe bead, dimness of sight, lose of one
cnlar power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
irritability, derangement of the digestive function*,general
debility, symptom* of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, tbe fearful effects on the mind are much to bo '
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, dtrinuiim
of spirits, evil foreboding*, aversion to society, self-dtstrust,
Icte of solitude, timidity, areeomeol the evil* prod*-
ced. All thus afflicted *
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE \
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most no* \
ceeaarynquiiitee to promote omnubial happiness; indeed, z
without these, the journey through life become* a weary *
pilgrimage —the prospect hourly darkens tbe view; the !
mind becomes ahadowed with despair, end filled with tha \
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be- ,
comes blighted with vour own. *
CAUTION. |.»- .-
Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Oonlial ha* been counterfeited *
by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial wQI have the proprie
tor’s fac-eimile pastel over tbe cork of each bottle, and the
following words blown in the glass: i \
Dr. Morse's lovlfforstlng Cordial,
a U.- BING, Proprietor, N. T, f .
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint hot- ?
ti@6—price three dolltrs per bottle, two for five dollar*, ctx
for twelve dollatv- C. H. , n
SoU by Druggists throughout the United State*, flniatl |
and the West Indies- j» v . <
AGESTSt f. w
Pittsburgh—FLEMlNG. BRO&, No. 60 Wood street. \
Do GEO. 11. KEYBKR, No. 140 « «
Allegheny Qty—JNO. P. FLEMING.
—B. H. MEA KINGS.
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io!TTUK"CUaFOF DKATXKBS, PAINS, and theD!*- [ w „
1 charts of Matter from the Kars—also, all those ilt* r*' '■
agreeable noises like the bussing of insects, JUttngef water, -J ' •'
nfyjam, Ac., which are symptoms of approaching f». ■
Deafness, and also generally with the disease, many pot* i
son* who hare been deaffor ten, fifteen, and twenty ' |
and were obliged to ose ear-trumpets, bare, altar aongoM
or two bottles, thrown aside their trumpets, being made ..
< perfectly welL Physicians and Surgeons highly recom* r
I mend its use. i ...
[From the Trtbtrae. j j '
Pasjsts Dos’* Naoutcr Yoto Chujus.—Tbowtada o> -
children annually become deaf, in conseqoence of die* »' , •
charge* of matterfrom their ears. Induced by ScarletTerer, ! •_
Colds, kc. Now. if mothers would do iheir duty end pro- ;
core Scarpa’s Oil for Deafneee, end nee it as directed, their ‘
children wooldbecured: but if neglected, the discharge oon*
ilnoee Tery iroublesome, tbe hearing gradually gets worse,
and finally partial or total dea&tees ensue*.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!:
CtUl and ut Mrt. Baxirr. and the mU impart to f<m imfoTWMr
torn that wiUaonvtaaawi asttnuhjv*,
AnwnmuM Fact !—Philadelphia, January 4-—I hereby
certify, that when 1 was about twelve yean old, I gradually
became deaf in both ears, so that la a tow months I fern
ft atmnat impMrihle to hear, unless in.thaTarriOUdwtte— .
of voice. 1 remained in that situation until last rammer. •
a period of eighteen Tears, when I heard of SCAHPA’fI •
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL. I immediately obtained a •
bottle, which I have used, and am happy to say It has artad i
like magic, and quite cured me. Any one wishing faxthes j
Information of my ease, which 1 think a remarkable One, -
will find me by calling at my residence, Concord street, flm !
door above Second street. Rhocaßuti*.
for, pale by A.vJAYNSB, .... i
Pekin Tea Store,
89 RWi street, Pittsburgh. •
Always RellaWei ~ :
DELAYS are always dangerons, and partieulariy sowita t
children that have any of the Bvmptomsof worms- i
In you see your cbi'd restless!, pale, with foetid breath,hard \
j tom* oh, or an itching of tbo nose, you need not hesitate to V
administer to it B. A. Fsinestock's Vermifuge. "Thialarab \
uable remedy will destroy all worms In the system, allay .
irritation, and leave the bowels in a pleasant condition. ’
Mr. Harris’ statement. i
Nxw York, Feb. 19th, 1563, ;
This is to certify, that I gave two bottles of B. A. Fahnea* -
loek’s Vermlftige to a child of mine, rix-yekra old, and the *
passed several worms. One of them was about fIFtHF ’
INCHES IN LENGTH. X can therefore recommend it to ;
the public as the best remedy lor worms ever used. ’
. WM. B. HARRIS, 116 Orchard #t >
Prepared and cold by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK * CO, ;
sep2 corner of First and Wood, ste. <
DR. D. JAYNE’S CARMINATIVE BALSAM is one off
the most efficient, pleasant, andsafe compositions ever '
offered to the public for the removal of the various derange '
ments of the Stomach and Bowels; and the only artiela
worthy of the least confidence for taring Cholera b\fani*tm
or Summer QmpteinL .
This Is, without exception, one of the most valuable
family medicines ever discovered. Hundreds, nay thou- 1
sands, of certificates have been received from rayrteisna,.
Clergymen, and families of the first respectability, bearing ,
the strongest testimony in it* favor, too numerous to.
For sale at the PEKIN TEA ffiOBK, No. SS Fifth
street. t
riiiiK TRUTH CONCERNING BELLERR* VERMIFUGE.*
X —A single rial producing wonders 1 Read the follow
Jefferson e©., Jan. 27,1852. i
Mr. R. B. Ssuau: Sir—l bought of J.R.Bern, onebot*;
tie of your Vermifuge, and gave it to a child of mine, and;
it expelled $6 large worms, and quite a number of email;
onesf M. Yxiua. |
Jeffetwn eo n 'Feh;7,lBBE
Mr. r. E. Bmm- Having tried your Yermiftxgsln my|
fomily, I can say that it U not to be surpassed by any
mlfuge In the world for expelling worms. G. RaoTja. :
"Wntaiow TP , Jefferson Feb. 17, lro- J
Ma. R. £. Bnmi- I gave one bottle of you* 7«u»K
to my child, and it expelled 76 large worm*. I think it theg
best in use. Team, respectfully, E- DXDtxk. •
Prepared and sold by Jv. E. SELLERS A CO.,
» U l9 Pittsburgh, Pa. >
PrlT&t« DIMIMIi •?
a DE. BROWS. No. 41 Diamond Alley, D*- _m*
votes his entire attention to an oflleePractice. fIV;
Hie business Is mostly confined to Jtsmk 1M
flfc Vaurtai Diseases, endSßchpeinfnUnrrtlone,
brought on by imprudence, youthrullndnljoftceendows^
xai
■KOlthiVdmulOiiu. 8«i» l^ ortl l " tl f *™P
tk>n«, T.Ucr, Klogworm, »mnrU] DineMM, Soajoal Wnka
lmpotoncj, PUm, Rlinmutism, W«ta»
Month], auroMKdon*, Dtamo of th. Joint*, rbtoUir
Ano, Nerniu Affection* MiiltUa BKknndUimfelßf
tatfon of tha Bidder and Kidne,*£Ucc«a#full, iraatad.-'
Cotenanntßd -
Sixteen years’ practice (six la tfciedtj)enahleoDr.H**wfc
to offer aaeuranees of ■ speedy cure to nil who any corn* u» ;
dvhlscsre.
Offno nod Private Como
Chargee moderate.
RHSUSUIISSL— Dr. Brown’* nwwlj Oteorwrcl r«u4}
for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Suwj
that painful trouble. ItnerermU. ,|„ r , ir :
Qfflce and Private Consultation EootuM#. 41 HAM&HI
Pittsburgh, Penn's. The Doctor!* always at home.
nurrhSadAw- , • ~
- Dr. D. Jarat’* Pamiljr ■ndlelnoa
J AYNE’S *XPSCTOKA3fT; Bayne’s Hair Tonic;
“ Tonic Vermifuge j u Sanative Pitta;
<* Oarminatire Balaam; “ Ague Pitts; r
u Alterative; “ , American Hairl)y»
The ebovu valuable family medfclnee ooaetutiynn hand
»od cold wholesale or retail, at the Pekin Tee Store.
street* By A. JAiJiBS,
j»»»iadaw . greinajeeAientte WttabOTß>
M hBICIBB CHJSSTd.—I have on hand the flmet kdo.
Jl Medkdna Chests ever offered ln suiUbh
for FamtlW, Physicians, Steamboats, it,**- Thoae wlan
Ibi % (odd and cheap Qwt weald do wall to td) ud tt
amine mine before pnroharing elsewhmw^
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toblOnnetw
Koome, 41, Diamond aiiey
novfcddwdy ;
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