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Bale of United property.
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IN accordance with infraction* oommnnfoated to this
office, through Charles T. Platt Commandant of the
Memphis Nary Yard, I will sell to the highest bidder, for
each, and without reserre, on WEDNESDAY, the first day
of November, 1854, all the Public Property belonging to
the United States,embraced and described in the following
Schedule. Sale to continue from day to day until comple
ted
This property is all in good condition, and to be disposed
of simply in consequence of the donation of the Nary Yard
to the city of Memphis, and its acceptance thereof.
TO WIT:
4545 pounds Hemp Tow Yarne
7 coils Hide Hope.
LOT WASTE TOW .AND MANILLA HEMP, TO WIT:
Hemp Tow, Hemp Waste and Bands
Manilla Waste, Knots and Ties.
52 barrels best quality Wilmington Tar.
BfJTLDING MATERIAL, TO WIT:
111550 best Brick
1000 best Paring Brick
1350 beet Pressed Brick
158311 feet various Timber and Lumber
730 tonsuPittsburgh Coal (best quality)
1944 fret Stone Coning
CO5 fret Stone Belt Ooureo
47 fret Dimension Stone
b'J fret Stone Curbing (undressed)
25 porches R*>hble Slone
8900 pounds hail’ (assorted)
1152 pounds l:on Spikes
250 pounds 11 ro agb i Nails
8054 neat Welch Slate
985 feet Ridge Tiles
164 Piles (30 fret long)
115 Window Mils (stone)
1050 bushels Sand
1075 pounds Sheet Lead
70 kamils Cement
140 bushels Cliarco&l
0 boxes Tin
30 bushels Lime
31 boxes Window Glass
57 pounds Cord
16b6 pounds Sash Weights
110 Hinges (assorted)
400 pounds I’uint
38 gallons Paint Oil
16b gallons Sperm Oil
649 pounds Putty
10 gallons Spirits Turpentine
4 pounds India Rubber Packing
1 pound Sugar of Lead
1 keg White Lead
210 feet Tin Guttering
20 pounds Scrap Copper
1060 pounds Old Iron
1322 pounds New Iron (assorted)
32 pounds Horseshoe Iron
12 barrels Scrap Iron
16 pounds Horaethoe Nails
10 pounds Solder
3-18 pounds Ulb.U-r Steel
18000 pounds Cast Iron Bell line Hangars
10 pounds Kmc-ry
44 Window Primes
6 Door Frames
27 Shutters
20 pairs Sash, glazed
3 pairs Sash
200 pieces White Oak
3 pounds ltnssla Isinglass
3 pounds Russia Glue
150 pounds Tallow
260 pounds Hard Soap
1 lot of Old Catlings
1 lot of Tree nails
1 lot of Rand Leather
1 lot o( Ijvce Leather
1 lot r»f on Cans
1 lot of Jugs
1 lot of Barrels (old)
1 lot of Hickory Cogs
1 lot of Wire (assorted)
1 lot or Steel
1 lot of Stationery
1 lot of Nalls. „ ‘
TWO BOSTON FIRE ENGINES, HUNK EH AN’S PATENT,
Numbered 347 and 348, 6 inch cylinder and 16 Inch
stroke, with 4 joints suction each; buckets,axes, spanners,
An, complete. ' Also, five Uoee Carriages, with 900 fret
leading hose to oteh.
One double cylinder, horizontal Pile Driving Engine.
MACHINES, TOOLS, Ac., OP VARIOUS DESCRIPTIONS,
TO WITs
2 Piling Machines
6 Piling Hammers
3 Hoisting Cranes
2 Derricks
1 Boring Auger
3 Jack Screws
4 Setting Fids
109 Cart Felloes
2 C*rt Shafts
10 Cart Hubs
214 Cart Spoken
8 Railroad Cars
15 Axletroes
16 Snatoh Blocks
4 Spring Bolts
1 Scrubbing Brush
48 FIA» Buckets
166 It* Chain Cable
3 Slating Knives
39 Locks, assorted
6 Tin lAn tern*
1 sett Wine Measures
13 Sash Pulleys
30 Masons Hods
65 Shovels
4 Axes, Collins’
2 Cylinders and Caps
3 Whitewash Brushes
2 dozen Dust brushes
80 Augers, assorted
3 Framed Sews
4 Spirit Levels
2 Fot Adzes
1 Whip Saw
4 Crosscut Saws
2 Scythe*
2 Hand Barrows
t Timber Hooks
30 Mortar Board*
40 Wheel Barrows
Ti Wrenches
6 pair Platform Scales
2 pair Biieiug **
1 French Horae, one Wining Ms chin
1 large Thick Edge
1 Graving Tool
1 Hatch Stalk
1 Peak Iron
1 targe Burring Machine
1 sett North Tools
1 pair Soldering Irons
1 pair Hand Shears
1 iSrge Cast Iron Stalk
1 Soldering Furnace
II Work Benches
K> Water Buckets
1 Sand Screen
2 pair Plow Planes, with Bits
6 Tongue and Groove Planes, assorted
3 Sash u “
3 Finishing u M
4 Planes, assorted
1 Grind Stonel
1 Mortice Machine, with Phial*
1 pair 36 Inch Bellows
2 pair 40 **
4 Anvils
4 Vices
8 81 edge Hammers
4 setts Stocks and Dies
1 Punching Machine
1 Press Drill
1 Staving Block
3 Hand Hammers
4 FinUhtng “
2 Stone “
16 fine “
4 wiu of Tonga
-warts. ■v^: —"
118 Wrenches V
1 set of Bhoeiylg Tools \.
1 “ Blacksmith's Tcola, la BopewhULlbq
16 Crowbars/
7 Picks /
4 Stone Buggies
12 Wedge#
1 PsiotStooe
1 Painters' fihife
1 u Diamond
Ssetto Chisels \
0 Globe Lantenw N
6 Hand Saws
4 Screw Plates and Taps
8 Squares
1 sett Turners’ Gouges
2 Broad Axes
2 Hatchets
1 Baw Belt
6 Callipers
fi Screw Driver#
2 Drawing Knives
6 Nippers
3 Universal tfhucke
-2J dozen BUk
eOlmbUts.
HORBSa, WAGONS, OASTS, 10., TO WIT:
4 Fins Draught Horses
1 Tour Hone Wagon
1 Straw Cotter
1 pair Cart Lines
.
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IP j»ir Hemes
SOhesk Reins
4 Martingales
8 Curry Combs
8 Brashes
8 Horse Cards
2 pair Timber Wheels
8 Carte
2 Water Carts
2 Drays
1 Plough and Doable Tree
-1 Double Btretehez
2 Single w
1 Pitchfork
% pair Harness
ft Horse Collars
8 pHnd Bridles
SALUTING BATTERY, TO WIT:
14 32ttw Osrronades
16 Beds and Slides
16 Quoins
16 Tompolns, with Wads and Laniard*
16 Lead Aporns
7 Rammers, with Sponges » nil Gaps
2 Worms and Ladle
1 Gan Scraper
1 Poach Barrel
2 Powder Horns
5 priming Irons
6 Boring Bttts
2 Logger Heads
3 Gan Bpikes
3 Mallets
1 Pausing Box
3 Frame Bars
2 Match Staves
2 Port Fire Staves
80 yards FlanneL
TURNITORB, *O., TO WIT
2 Parlor Minors
1 doeen fine Mahogany Chairs
8 Mahogany u
I\4 dot “ «
614 doeen Office u
t fine “ «
10 Windsor
8 Sofas
1 Centre Table
1 Mahogany Table
2 setts Dining “
15 Office “
1 large Ironing Table.
1 small u
8 setts of Shovels, Tongs and Pokers
£B2 garde Carpeting
4 HBarth Rugs
97 yards Oil Oleth
1 Hall lamp
1 Hat Rack
2 Ode Boards
11 Bedsteads
6 Bureau*
10 Wash Stands
1 Oopper Boiler
1 Wardrobe
11 Writing Desks
XlniAing Glsss (for ToU«t)
I pAFISf Isons
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4 PJtchan • • "
6 Tumblers
2 Water Jan
1 Secretary
1 Iron Safe
4 Cabinet* fcr Paper*
3 Office Stools
1 Drawing Board, with movable frame
2 Chests of Drawers
1 Booh Case
6 Stove*.
SURVEYORS’ AND ENGINEERS' INSTRUMENTS, Ac.,
TO WIT;
I Gorman Theodolite
1 Surveyor's Compass
1 “ Chain
1 Transit
2 Levels and Rods
3 Drawing Boards
1 case Drawing Instruments
1 box Water Colors
0 Paint Dishes
2 Fountain Inkstands
11 Ivory Beales
1 Tape Line.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, TO WIT
1 Eight-day Clock
1 Baromoter
1 Thermometer
1 Sextant
1 Aximuth Compass
1 Mariners’ “
1 Artificial Borixon
2 Flags
1 Spy Glass
1 Boat, Awning and Salt
1 Hedge and Cable
4 void Nautical Almanac.
LIBRARY’, TO WIT:
1 Bible
1 Prayer Book
2 vol’e Greenleaf on Evidence
6 “ Kent'* Commentaries
1 ‘‘ Constitution of United States
2 “ Story on 00081*11 “ “
1 “ D liartou Court Martial
1 “ Houge “ “
1 *• Keuuedy “ “
1 “ French and English Dictionary
2 “ Spanish “ “
I “ Jemerson's Mechanics of Fluids
1 “ Blunt's Sheet Anchor
1 “ Brady** Hedge "
1 “ Harwell’s Engineer's Companion
1 “ Charenieta Plane and 8p Trig>«uomelry
1 “ Sir H Douglass oa Uuunery
1 “ Anthon's Classical Dictionary
1 “ lrviu’s Columbus
I “ Bum’s Catechism of fetmm Engine
1 “ *• ou Screw Propeller
0 “ Jam«e' Naval Uh.b-ry ot England
2 “ Life of OoMingwrod
I “ Snuthy's Life of Nelson
I “ Jlotta’s American Kcv'n
1 Ward on Steam Ennius
1 44 MorUleal on l*owdcr
1 “ Treatise on Steam Engine
1 “ Lives of Naval Ouwuiander>
1 “ Urdnanee Manual
1 “ Life of Dwatur
1 - » Prvblu
1 “ Simms Deac. ol im-lruim-uts
2 “ Wetslibock's Mechanic.* and Bnginoertorf
i “ Stevens' Marine Surveying
1 “ Norton’s Astronomy
1 *• Lm-» Elements ol iLology
1 “ Tn-ati.uH (l f United Suu-a
1 “ Stewart’s Navnl Dry Docks
Id *• United States Statute*, at
1 “ Index to •* “
1 ” u’Rrieu's Military Law nu 1 Court MarttaJ
1 •• Practice ol Exp Batiunes
2 •• System id Aru teut BoaL
1 •* Webstei’B Dictionary
3 •* Ordnance Instructions of lb,V2.
HENRY T. UULUKKT, Navy Agent.
octlV-.iUvrtd . 0. 1L Lea, Auct'r.
fg* “ Louhdaua Courier,'' “ Pittsburgh if wning i’oat,’’
*• Nashville Union and American,” copy daily and weekly
till day of sale, and send accounts to thiiotHce fnr payment.
INSURANCE OOMPANiUh.
DKLAWAIIIC
MUTUAL SAFETY INSUKAHCE COMPANY.
OFFICE In the North Room at the Ex ha age, on Third
street, PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCES.
Ok Vssrku, |
Cahuo, j» To all parts of the World.
FUtIOQTS, l
INLAND INSURANCES
Ob goods by rivers, canal*, lakes and land carriage#, tu
all paru of tire Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
Oo store#, dwelling houaee. Ac.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, November 7,
Bond* and Mortgagee uO
BUteor Pennsylvania, Philadelphia dty, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loans, ..1*1,143 42
BUaJc* in bunks, railroads and insurance# onm-
panDw 24,612 30
Bill* receivable »4
Cash on hand- - 16,u7l SO
Balance* in the hand* of Aswat* and premiums
on Marine PuUri.w recently homed 121.7v7 07
- _i*xi,buo txi
Piaaoroar:
l>r. R M. Tlurir.n,
ffn. MarUn,
Joseph 11. Seat, ! LI ugh G'raig,
Edmund A homier, ! Bpc-ncwr M litaln,
John C. Davis, CnarU- Kelly,
Robert Burton, Bamurl K. Fti-ke#,
John R. I‘eoroMn, 11.-ory eh>an,
Georg* G. Leiper, Jaju«. Tra<ju*ir,
Edward Darling ton, i Wtu. Kyt*, Jr.,
11 Jouea Brook*, Jo»bua L Price,
1 Juqtv Tenm-ot,
J. G. Johnson,
James 0. Hand, John H. i^tapte,
Tbeopilus PauLling, - Charles SchalJer,
Jams# B. M’Farland, J f l>v*n. Pittsburgh,
W. C. Ludwig, ’ BTC M»rg«u, do
WM MARTIN, Pr»-iid*ol
TIIOS.C HAND. Wr President.
Joaxru W.Oowxs, Sec'y.
P. A. MADKJtiA, Agrut.
No. Water 1 ttt>t ur^h.
THIRD ANNUAL ITATENK>v
07 THIS MATE M LTL'AL » ‘ ll * * “ J?iL K 1K “
IHStJBAHCE COKPAHY.
or fkbbstliTajiia.
Assrta, May Ut, 1952
Premium* received May Ist, ls£3_.
interest vn Loans, Ac
Ospltal stock...
Returned premiums, Loanee, Re-lnsurmn**, Ex
pense#, At-,
Bonds, Mortgages, Stocks, and other good seen-
curl ties
Premium Note#
Cash on hand
Total am’t of Beaources. Liable tor Loe«ee.~.
JOHN P hLTUKUFoKb,Dauphin county,
I’. U SKIMi >V ICK, llsrrhburg,
SAMUEL JoNEd, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS. Uankir, tfttaburgh,
A. A. CARRIER,
JOHN U HUTU ERPORL. Dauphin county,
A. J. UILLETT,UnnUburg,
S. T. JUNKS, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KIAITZ, Carbon county.
JOHN V ULTHKiIFi »RD, President.
A. J. UILLETT, Secretary.
Will Insure agsln*t perils of wa and inland navigation,
alee, ou Merchandise In > uy or country, at lowrat rat*-* .-on
slsteut with safety. l\dW*-» Issui-d ou dwelling bo use*
either perpetually or for a term of years.
Branch Office, corner Fourth and Hrnlthfield streets
mygfctf __ A. A. CARRIER, Actuary.
THE U.IITED STATES
LLEJLIILSILBAJSLC.E
PniLAUULFUU.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, IS4O
CIIAKTEII I'Eiil'ETUAl-
CAPITAL $250,000.
Ofictj S. K. Comer of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Ojfceri of the Ovw lhxtrd af Philadelphia:
DIMCTOM.
Stephen It. Crawford, Paol U.Qcsldard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, liiwntin Johnson,
Benjamin W. TingUy, Oto. M’Hrnry,
J«cob L. Florence. James Deveraux,
William M. Godwin, William M'Kee.
I President —Btephen H.Crawford.
Vice J*rcsuient —Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, I‘UUtmrgh —Jam** U. Willson, M. D.
Allegheny City —il. U. Mowry, il. D.
GKO. K. ARNOLD, Agent,
Ctrl 7.'y No. *4 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
The Franklin Pirn Inenrance Compear,
Of Philadelphia, J^rtnsyleanta.
DIHBCTOILH— Charles W. Bancker, Tbomae flart, Tobias
Wagner, Barnaul Grant, Jacob K. Smith, Geo. W. Rich
anle, Mordecal D. Lewis, Adoiphl K. Boric, David 8. Browne,
Morrie Patterson. Casa. N. Bancsjcn, President.
Co&s. 0. WAwcwga, Secretary.
Oontlnue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
daaerlptlon of property, iu town and oountry, at rates as low
as an consistent with security. ' J
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, a?
fcrd ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Oompanv* on January Ist, 1861, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, wen as follows, ris:
- $918,128 08
- 84,377 78
. Temporary Loans 83,906 17
- .. 01,888 00
O 1" 1 * * Q 64,346 81
-=r_ To “ 1 - »1,na,708 44
jjfflnc. th.Jr lnoorpor.Uon, » psrlod of twsnty-ons yrers,
p “? u l >w “ d «f On. Smilon Four Hundred Thou-
Bud Dollus, losses by Are, thereby elfordln? erldeoos of the
idrutsges of iusuruoe, ss well „the ability ud dlsposl
tion to meet with promptness ail tuKmrife J
J.OAKDINKK OOFPIN, Agent,
•P B * Offle*. north-east cor. Wood and Third trta.
PROTECTION
INSUEANCE COMPANY,
OP ,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Prcmiumn and Wutem Fund
81,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1820.
Polldss of Insoranoe lasned at all times on the most fa tora
ble terms, against
LOSE OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OB TUI
PERILS OF NAVIGATION>
BY
. GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aqikt
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY
marl fry
Weitern Iniurancb Company, Pittiburirti.
B.HHMB,Jr- s j g toH. | F.VSWS?Sr,
W V sf!£ m &i Ut *“ k ,!? d " ° f ri,k ’’ FlK ® ‘bd MA
l 0““ ' ,UI libel » u J’ sdlußtod ud
■ “.hsged by Diuotom who
teSsssasa™ 1 * th ” bMi »-«*»•••»-
jr.,O.W. Blckstson, JW. Butler,
N.Holmas, Jr.,W. H. Smith, 0. Ihmsen, George W. Jackson,
Wm.M. Lyon,JamejUppenoott, George Darale, James Mo-
Aoley, Alexander Nimick, Thomakßeott.
_ Office, No.M Water street, (Warehouse of Spang ft
00., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. nor Sly
ROBERT H. PATTERSON’S
LrVERY AND SALE JTM,
jaZsu stable,
D| emoad street and Cherry alley,
-*P fl4:tf PITTSBURGH PJI
T^AQluPOUSUlNtftyWMb^eof^bert^adss
toe br^*siijK w
BANKERS. AND BMOIEb,
EXCHANGE AND BANNING HOUSE
A. WILKINS * COu
UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING.
No. Fourth Street,
rmaauaoß, pa.
and Domestic Excimiige, Coin, Bank Notes
' &ud Land Warr>.uL< bought uud sold.
Collections made throughout the Union.
Bufdntrs paper discounted and loan* negotiated.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Money received on deposit, and interest allowed when
left for a specified time. ~ dec3
Ktmoftl*
PATRICKS & FRIEND,
HANKKIIS AND EXCHANGE BEOKKRA,
Hoot Removed their Vjfice to Uu Corner of Fifth and Wood tU.
rmsDL'aou, pa
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Broker*,
and Dealers in Note-*, Drofh>, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank NoU*. Exchanges on tho Eastern and Western
Citirv ci'nHtwutly for sale.
ColltKiiout* uadi- in all the cities throughout the Uuitod
States. Deposits received in par fund* or current paper, at
the corner of FifUi and Wood Streets. ffrb3
K. HOLMES tt SONS,
HANKEHd AND EXCHANGE BEOKERS,
uavi kkxovxo Turin uANxihu anu txoHAKOi omci to no.
67 MAII&XT OTHIUiT, FOUR 000118 11XLOW OLD 9TAKO.
N HOLMES A SONS. Uaukere and Exchange Broker*,
• and Di-ok-rs in NoU-s, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sil
ver nod Bank Notes. Exchange on the lfiMtom und Western
Cities constantly for mde.
Collections made in all Lbu cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par fund* or curreut pajvr, No.
67 Market street, Ix twt-on Tlurd and Fourth sts. tja3o:ly
JAB. s. coon,.
HOOK A SARGENT,
BANKERS .AND EXCHANGE HKOKKES,
K. K. Ct.HKth OF *OUD * SIXTU 8T:»., UrTOI.CBUU, VO.
1 vKALERSin Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign and
I / Domestic. Exchange, Geriillcutes of Depoidt, Ac.
Kxcimng" ou all the principal cities of the Union and Eu*
rojs', for suit- in rums to suit tmrchuoent.
Current and par lunch* ri-w.ltcd (.11 dopcdL
Collections modi, on all parts *>l the C’uion, at the ioweit
rates. [sepllrly
TIKItNAN dt CO. |
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BIIOKEEp,
y.. ‘.ui 1 \‘>-xl S:r--t, c--r>t>r »f Desmond AUty,
. irr.'i.; n-u, v\.,
J )L i aMi .-El.!. [i-»nk N .'.c-and Of-iu; Diwount lime*
I I esi-hs.ngc, .tnd prouus-M’ry uoten; nmk<- culiectiCL* in
«il the principal cities of the Union. Receive deposit* on
i-uli and on luU-real, and give th< ir prompt attention U) all
c-th-T matter- a Broker'* bUfciness.
Exchauje c-f ii'luuiiy on lutod. uurO
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER ANB EXCHANGE BBOKEK,
L-tAXER. IS
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Notes.
STUCK nU'l ?01-i . .'.l comml-wu. CjIK-vlluiui
.ur.-iu::-, r..in. Itut---: ou
• i»’url) oj-pof.lt*- th
li.n.K
BANK*...* AND
cukMi: or wi*n> Afli> nmi stklit=.
SIGHT K\CU A.NG K i.-o tin* Eastern Cities roustautly ; ji
aile. Time Hills ui ExthaUKt- and Noli-dh*c»'UuU*d.—
Ij'-l'i, .-ilv»-f All 1 ljal.-k NYU—, IsUght »!ld COit-'U"O>
m.Je in all tin* prui'ij-al citii-t. ;.j tin- Lull—l titatrr. L>e
jKifJti" r»-»>-ivrHj <.f I’uf aud Current luud.-. [ CIwVT ! J
KRAMER & RAfiM,
BAN KKK> AND EXUHAMiJI HUOKKKt?,
BUY AM* r-EI.L G*.!d, Silver, and Ibvrin Not*-, negotiate
Liain- i .u Ibal Ei-lal- >T Ferurtti***-; purnhasc
I'rutuivear. N. t*i* aud Tim* Bill.*, on Ewt «J Wrft; buy
au-1 ifil .'toll* «--a Cvi-st'.-i :-r.
CuU«.’ti>'u« tua !>• ui) all petite iu the Union. [myl
G. E. ABMOLU aiT’O.r
IIANKKi 1 ..'- AND EXCHANGE BKOKKKS,
DKALKK.' :n Kxrhoug*. l>:tn. flank NiUs, l*t ami
Tim*- Brail-. A- U-U-rUc;..' <*amfu!ly attend'd to,
a:ii r> mill**! ti- any port r f th* Union.
Bli*:ka H’u;?b! and »--iid on n-tiiml^iun.
leu rtb *t , n-* t div r [wit
Al b TIN LOOUTs.
STOCK AND DILL DRUSE It,
Ojßi-«, iV-> Vi K-urA ti . a'w
rilTflM. KGiJ.
M+- Net**. Drafts, B- ud*. M 'rigoge.*. aod D *nv ■'« l
lat**raD, urg'-tiaied. .' ti,-.-k* anj band Warrant* bought
and acid. t*
XXCII A N 0 B AND I-.ASKISO UOU B X OF
A. WILKINS K CO.,
V. "U FoCST!! STWT,
l>pic.*dte ih« Dankvf Pittsburgh
jn»j
[M/mwitic and t'-T'Xjn ILnd. .V- Ui. tS-+U Sfri Auprr
a-id
IACUAN'k,
WILLIAM A. HILL A CO..
64 ».<: .:K*n nTTaaci
Interest alirw**i tllfca iej
vu.xrsox lzu..
THOMPSON BELL A CO ,
BlNKtlir AND ll K ■< K K E!»
Cbra<r t>/ ] tird a**J !»■>.»/ i tr-rti, /k.
“ *T»IO»A!» WOODS,
$027,476 M
wcusniEnn.u hitokeu,-*»
A%- Ifl.lJ. .•*
Not**, Uouili, block*. It cal Kalalc, Ac
.v. a:-;;"’, r . iv.*; u.-,i. i\t
CI T V HOTK U
Corner of Hmlllificld anil Ihlrit street*.
j • ■ ; r.;. t.: i i.a, f a
GLASS A CARR. Proprietors.
J- -UN i- tM L» ‘ \f.i-.
iar, -> »b I in: IP us* l.»i!n,: u«*J"*r-' , 't.
X : rpei? «:■•! fiinn,W wis*. new -jiijni-o
tiir'-ughi.n:. i» ti- » • ,-» r. f.«r *L. r**-*. j-ii-n * ' t!>»-
ST. C L A I R HOTKL,
,IVKM>.rtl.i T*li. V'.ACiIAV»*.,)
I’ITTHUIIUiir,
Corner Penn anil Mt.CICIr street*,
C. W BENNETT Proprietor.
t
fUJlii'll'
$2)0,016 M
• tf-TJl!' I* b r.r«[ l- i
r<- cs» »r> ’.t.'l u
s4l4,iu v:
OW HTO.V&.
\\T AVKKLKV it -l et.. mh K.
TilK I SIOJI,
No. 11l Ar-b rtr—i.
lb* IT-;r-:. i
$161.4*1 S>i
ITW.olti 51
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r TIlt lTv{ r i'-t t }.i-wiir- :u *a n to tl.«
1. (' lit Ik- tl.at U;l» il»» »U-A Hfel.-; Lafl :>-TO opcnr.l
*U<l lu* 1 ("j.» - : It-i.MiJ.- plag*- C-'UlpallJ . :t . Il»-f «
it..| un'un»‘-'* l to UiT-ii r Um a'-; •-caaiixl*-
LK.li . f thr Cilrlili, ■ . j;i.n. it fit: j .
lai-s.ais :o
A »hati i>f j ut ij- i- *• 2u-tt«!
FRA>KI,I> iIOISK
Clil-PTM f piit 1 1 i
FAHKKIi * LiUliU, Froprltlor*.
jjliOm. Ift.No i'fcu DAY.
Mi MILLAX HOI V»C,
ir.v, i i..v.v.L
'IMIH unJ-r-UM.-l ],%0r,, ; u'fn . ••! tn.. at.-*
X umniil lloua.', kni ri-!UI.-i l\ at a largi- . iu
i-»>uit,rLii('i* »,« well u> • li-gnul ..Cj J. , U >»•■* |.rvf«rud U> r
guclr, UII.I gU«- a.-tiplr i“ all %. i» • in*
pi r--ntw.» tb*- H--u —. iii‘. IT I JAM fca l*uW NhY.
H ARE'S HOTEL,
, l-at# F*rtm»r’.‘
H"Wr*fc * 1
Ibw Hotel DeuUr.lj new. having Just r*-*c ixmylttfl
ao J opened for t>«- »i-»«.iihdixlmlhd „{ Ui* [uMk\ I*^j.|a
thk olk* hotkl
IS MuW READY Full fL'.'liltii VIXITKm Tbr
<roua-l9 have be.-a u j o*» lli-un* iWerwd
tnor«-attractive, generally. I'Luj protj-Uuj «Ui ±tvt
i«> *** hb. friend.-. T
Au OmuitiU.* of iht- C.\cel«Lr Llue In now ruimin
r.’x.iu t|ni Ktatiou, ou Firth t, to tb* ULEN lluThl
iUUuu k, A. M-, and 6 It M 4 rvturc
log attf A. M., and o>j, i‘. 11.
_ J. U. MAKTI.N, Agent.
FHANKLIN Cl«T«land t Ohio.
tl i'ATIUCK A SON, I’Aonuerou.—Xlii» llouw bu ub
/* ibuiougb and «xb-tulTe repairs, tlteralk’o?
and addiuoun ol new furniture, etc., and tbo proprlt
tors pledge Ihtuusrlrnj that uoliilng shall be wanting oi
their part to r*ud«-r the Frajuux n place where ail theootn
forts ol a first class hotel can be found.
Jy<-tf C. PATRICK A SON.
PhORKNCU iAOTiflL'i
NO. 400 IIKOAMViY, N K W YORK.
(ooantwTEn th« CUROPUS rnui.)
&SUBEH LOVKJOY,
oc3:ly _ _ PIIOPRIBTOB,
KI Ley’Si HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND QUANT STREETS,
FITTHUCRUn, PA.
E. RILEY, Proprietor.
J. M'ilAfttUi, JiL, AU 1..._ Jl. MARKU
PRKUY IiUTKL, corner «f iianoock streetand lhtuumtno
Waj, PitUburgh, Pa.
mariijr A XIARKLE, I*roprieton».
REoTAURANTo.
CORNUCOPIA
«-OYBTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.t»
D. BARNARD.
sVo. 40, P\flh (Street, between Hbod aft t Market
piitsiiuruu.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
No. 18 Market street. *
C. C. SEELY,
{M*£\ / \ RESP£Cr>'ULLY Informs liir friendeand tin
fjuipublic in general, that be has just started hi-
New York and Philadelphia modern style of
COOKING OYhTEßSamleTerythlngulselntha
eating hue. Oysters in the Shell or Stewed, for lau; oents
a dozen. He will also furnish the best of everything thui
the tuarket will alford. House always open until 3 trclock
lathe morning. marl3-lf
OYBTKII SAMOS AND RESTAURANT]
108 WOOI) STREET.
T^ K .S!?o rl , l r, r „ I, '“ n " w hl ” OYSTKII SALOON AND
k.. 1 ik° llOllag porfb«U\l in a manner that cannot
fi b X/ a » n / * lmiUr estahlUhmtfut In the dty.
SEKYKD VfATALL HOURS Of
Weata * S ’®wl«. Flih, *C, dtci
His BUI of kora cannot be surpassed, and he would respect
fully intito the attention of the public to it.
. Ort CUARLKB STILL,
ja2o:m*otf 108 Wood street
St. Clair Lager ne'er Ilrewery. ‘ ‘
TUB undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
is now fully prepared to serve private families and the
public generally, with his celebrated LAQKR BEER. In
bottles. All orders left at his 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*23 :tf ■ Y. U. BCRK.NCk!
Benlts* Lager Beer Hall^
No, 106 SnitfyUld street, opposite the Custom House.
THE subscriber baa just opened one of the largest an!
best finished Lager Boer Halls in the city, nig Beeris
acknowledged to be a superior article, and every other ac
commodation about his house cannot be excelled,
margin A. BENTTZ.
NOTICE.— Whereas oertain Urocers and would be Tea
Dealers are Industriously circulating reports that we
are selilug off to quit business—our friends and the public
■aw respectfully informed that though we are “ selling off,”
nis not with such a view, nor do we intend quitting the
* ’ ant * *** or d«ra from our customers shall be at
iW “ual. at JAYNES’ PEKIN TEA STORE,
_Plttsburgb, Bept^mber2B, lS&LdAw 38 Fifth street.
CHEESE— 40 W. R. Cheese, for sal* by
J?* l M’CCU&KAN, ILBKKON A 0C-
r«J KT » ‘
.THUB. tJAar.BhT,
HILL A CO.,
.\CHANGE HUi-KEIU--
Hrrsnv»aii
k imi nousx of
iiOTKLS.
.- VV H'U .:»!
>\ i. TUJKI', i‘Ii>I.AHKM’H!A.
* * ■* f
DRY GOODS.
New Fall Goode, at very Reduced Prices.
YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE, Sign of the Original
Beehife, No. 74 Market street, between Fourth street
and the Diamond, Pittsburgh, are just reoeivtnga large and
pplendid assortment of FaliDry Goods, at unosu&lly low
price*, irom New York and Philadelphia importers and euo
tion sulee. The stock wilt be fouud full in erery depart*
moot, consiatiug in part of
I'iald, Ftripe and plain Silk, French Merinoes, Oaahmeree,
Coburgs;
Paramettes and Alpacas, at unprecedented bargains;
Merino and Cashmere Plaid/*, do do
Bombasines and Cnnton Cloths, do do
French Gingbnmw, do do
Chintses and Prints, do do
Irish Linens and Linen Sheetings, do do
Piliow Liuenr und Table Clotho, ilo do
Napkins and Table Damasks, do do
Plain and prii.ted Delaines and Cashmeres, do
AL~o, a full a.-sortraent oi Domestic Goods, at great bar*
gain*;
Shawls of erery curiely, very low;
Cull Collars, ChtuuizcUee and Handkerchiefs, at great
bwyuiiis;
Eiblons aud Milliocry Ooods, at great bargains;
llv.ciery, Gloves and Suspenders, do.
Owing to the uuw.iuuily large importation, goods bare
Ntu h.rcod into the auctions iu the east, and sold at great
Micnnoes, and will be sold for cosh at a very small advance.
sept _ YOUNG, STEVENBON k LOVE.
New Arrival of Surlug and Hummer Dry
Good*.
AT No. 93 N. W. SIDE OF WOOD STREET.
D GREGG A lmporters and Jobbers in British,
• French und German DKY GOODS. Having receiv
ed our large and extensive slock Of spring and summer
goods, purchased from Importers, manufacturers, and part
through oar own importation, we feel safe in assuring our
old customers, country merchants and city dealers general
ly, thnt owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
wi! can oiTer each inducements to buyers ws are rarely met
with iu the trade.
Among our dry goods stock will he found eaabmeres, de
.aint-r, Portsmouth lawns of the most desirable designs,
mohair lustres, alpacas,plain black and fancy figured silks,
giDutuunsand fancy prints, latest styles; broadcloths,fancy
Tenlngx, satinets, tweeds and summer panto
li-ouiug; brown and black muslins, table diapers.
We hare also opened a very largo assortment of bonnets,
n.-e.-v-t styles, palm loaf hats, Rutland braid &Dd Leghorn,
and mi extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;
wiib itcv goods, fancy nettings, jacoDetU*, mull and figured
iduxiiu* and block silk veils, 4c.
Gur variety stock embraces in part combs, buttons, per
cuiv-’icn caps, threads, p?rt monaies, patent medicines, per
tuui*-ry, oud almost every artirle usoally kept iu the va
riety line, together with ft large slock of gold aud silver
wttb bet., wnb*n maU*riikls, glassuo, gold aud gilt jewelry of
acftvi t patterns, and a great variety of o<j hour and 8 day
cbx-ks, ail of which wiU be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or rutlstnctory reference.
N. D.-AU early call from buyers in respectfully solicited,
tet.vo D. GREGG A GO.
GREAT IuKUATNS IN DRY GOODS AT
A. M’TIGHE’B ITEW STORE,
CnItXKH OF OIiAXT AWl> FIFTH STREETS.
| | AVJ Ni* TLiIS DAY OPENED MY NEW HTOHE, 1
XJ I’ec leave to cal] the attention of the Ladies to the
large and »pl.-i»Jid assortment of BPRINU AND BUMMEfi
GOOD?. ju«l rexeived. Among the stock may be foanu
the very finest gool? now Imporbvl. It comprises.
iu part.
J**o pieces black an 1 fancy Dress Silks, 6orU.to |2peryd
i-.v do MoUH. de 1 cities, Baregede Lelues, ftlld Mouase
line de Bege;
*>S) do Beautiful Uarrges and Tissues, in great variety;
HV) do New Style Drees Gingham* ;
4asj do American, French aul EngiUh Print*;
Frt-ui.li aial Enj{JbJi La«n#;
a>s.*b i r>;uch Cnilars, from cents to Jj.OO;
kUu MiUiUUoa, of thoJaUMt *lyl*w, among which are so at
<■ 1 the uio»i beautiful imported iuUi this country.
Aieo. Muslins, Ticsiogs, Checks, Linens, Crash, LHapen,
Tniie UU '.Lu, Geutlenit-u o Wear, Ac.
i a*.«w uk .u*, uvuuruit u d ft at. , <m..
1 —ln this department will found a com
plete awertuseat oi Dims and Mantilla Trimmings, Malteav
an i lion,ten Lac«, fiu» EoglDh and Thrwad L*ca; all of
which will be sold unusually low.
T-.-u bales yard wide Muslin at six cents per yard.
c;j 3 A. MTIOUK.
NEW 2>KY GOODS STUBS.
iron Front—No, 111 Market atr««t*
OL ll b iusr lieing now open tor llK’tronsa<‘tiou of a gener
•1 Dry Grasis business, we would respectfully solicit the
patronage of the pub ic, feeling or.nSdrnt that, fn>o oar ex
bniir a.-l ».!I selected stock of FILKn FANCY AND
rfAI'LK GtioDe w.- can offer such it>du>Tmcni» a* will in
rue vuUre ••Ushw-U.-n. 11AUAN A AliL,
apri.tf Nos. VI Market and a Union street.
clothing!
CLOTH IN G STORE!
JOHN’ M’CLOSKEY & GO..
t 1 iitMl.llLV of the celebrated Clcthlng laqut on Liberty
■ tr-*'u. whlefa has wr-n an nnl- un I**l popolarity nnder
l- name . I the THREE HIG LA/oki l , have, for the pur
pc-e of acquiring dor* syace for th*4r Immense business.
■vDCTeI 11' the spa»-*>a» ImllJlog on the comer of
DIAMOND ALIKV AND W«K»D bTEEET.
When- tb»> hav* DO• themnn
fiPLENDID 13TOCK OF CLOTHS!
in
READY MADE CLOTHING,
IhM ever l»—n offered tr thi- futli.*.
Their ul ct’j,*-'. fvr this removal, is to give them
a- .-e r-* th*
WHOLESALE TRADE
i ; .e» me I tvpari-d t:. f. G./sp. a? the
L 0 H A’ N T F.A .S TE K N i' Ji / C ESJ
A ltd th>’; wi;i varraitt tv be a* g'Ol a-* any cuss
for-lured 111 li.a Uul’ Q
inT o n \v oit e,
15 *Ui IBT -Tf.J.tSit TH* *i..-artsT !WTK'a
T;.m !..U c-ti h»oi a lu.. and UrauUlul aaeorUnoat Ol
I. 'Tii- and irr
FROCKS, lUtbriri, WALKING AND BUil-
NKbfc 5 COATS.
• r.*;-,. r Kf* *l!f. : v of iur customers,
a'i i «• *,l. u.-i'the pub-i - (hat "ur fidelity will not fail lb
UKIXACfr—
I*‘NT F-.t.Gt
.\o. HH Wood street,
(KA*T CtfESLE Of UtAMuSli ALLEY.
N U —M . U«*-.ir» v.u.* ;«:7. u*U"iH W< :*i>4 ;h* t har*
B > r.;i r »r.v utn-'tKO «r.i* the Biutap** i:-o
LiU r’.> •'.■>“ '■ our nu-alicn u i«*oL>4 <»clujiT«lj to the
U'u -» *?*■*«• Jr»i^-ti4:#d.
JmiN M'CU.*.->KET A 00.
.\kw tti'Hiiiu good*,
Jiv: iUA.‘AS\ ».:• at j .ii.s UoCLorKKY a W? Wbc*t~
t ,! .olhls»rf War*h.- ti»-, >'•• W.wj tad iwu'l
• f Mar. T .l r.lir', th* l*rirr«t an i la-.+ l Tari—l pturk <1
g *-Ia U*is i-.iit-bratej h<*u**- lit* »»«r h*J th<* |.l***urr
: i u « ;h~ »t:rnts'<ti «( lb* j-u J-ii" !*■ TM---Cl**!* h*’*
tew:< } tin ha—-I fr-I btu.Lt, ar.J, -v tu-'ja-iutly, h-'
•af-t.J > ri.r.i '-n li.eKj. u* »Nr K> *ay that »•
»:. «j. 1 .A. w.l u -.oji l i< »ot hi’u** It th# i"*ai
"ni' l'-ir* n>**rHi*fr, »* ;«infuiiy invite Ui** *ttentu<a
I »L..tefcair ,lr*!rf» and o.;',ntrj ta< rchanU, lu general. te
u» >ul *iatnifi« our ••xtanal?* a**nrlui*nt of
UKADt M.U*t CiyTUT.VJ It Ip lm possible to
-numerate liw' jUHBUK < i imuicnv pile# iif farrarst# tha:
i* «.■*!» ai tl; l, lar..- f*i»Mi»hiu*nt; it i» tufllcient to
»a> that I! boa linn t**aa «|U»ilni by the bnuw U**-IL
tn.KtlffA _ Jull> MrOUttKKV A C\).
"uAmiiL «hAV7 "
MERCHANT TAILOR.
WO. 47 ST CLASH HOTKL HCILDIWQS,
•v. fun *tx**t, rrrrsscsuu.
/ t KNTLKMKN ? CL<rTill*lO taad* exclaidTelr teenier,
\X tn) warranted i>> »ult Hap eonatantly on hanJ a
• LH-- i— T-.ui.-n: of CLoTUA. CABAIMKKK>, VESTING?,
aun >»VKKO»ATINO.<.f tiialaLutatyte-.tetecUal expreaaly
f i i;.n .-u-b in tnul* UmUeiaoo tearing theirorders, Bill
hare r heir wtxhr# tfJ am! complied with, m ail work
is d’tir under Mi own auperrlaten. no? IX
Clothingt clothing l
'll UK uo.i«r«ignrd nwpectfully InfurmsTjU friend# and th#
X pul'Mc t!uit h# l# now rai*!Tlnp at blivUir#, No. 177 Lib
erty ptr#rt, a rbolc* aaaortincnt of Cloths, Caanlmom anJ
V«pUng», of th« lat**t an'J raoit ilndrabi# itylea, whtrb h#
W rrvi.aml to mak# to onl*>r In th* mott fashionable ma»».
o#r, at «iru on I*.p moet rwaAonabl# wrmit
H ' h»T#aLio nn hand a and well manufactureitoek
of luade Clothing, to which w# tnrlte the attention
<•1 buyers, either wbolemle or retail. '
I’erwut# who parrhaae granls forca»di, wiU find It to their
i drainage to call at 177 l.dwrtv street, before mak Ingtheif
purrh»»i-a-_ _ ' --f‘i -w. wniwklt
New Clothing (Uore,
NO 4, Hivril STRKirr, OPIMBIT* LIOKRTY.
r Pni: Bulwcriter has just (>i<ene thl# new twtabllehmcnt,
X « berv hw hae alwav# on hand a large and choice atwort
utirtil id all article# of CLOTUI.NO, which be warrant# equal
to any in the city, and will sell at lb# most rtneooable pri
<’*•#. The pnLlj.- are requested to gire him a call.
mtVilj B. OI'PKNUKIMKR.
WATCHES, EWEhRY, &c.
\\f ATCIIES AND JEWELRY.— We ar» selling a I kind#
T T Watcbee and Jewelry at much lower price* than
i# usually obtained elsewhere. Customer# may depend on
gettiug goods at tuy establishment at least a# low,and gen
erally lower, than the eastern markets. AU goods war
runli-d.
.'diver Ware, manufactured at myowD works, In Oakland.
Jewelry manufactured to order, and neatly repaired.
\> ah-h rejiairing dune as heretofore, In the best manner,
and warranted.
Military Goods, of all kinds, at eastern prices.
W. \V. WILSON,
__ 67 Market street, corner of Fourth.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!!
Ffelfle A Meyran,
#*V# DEALKiUj IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, Ac., No. U FXFTU Street, near
opposite the Morning I’oet, formerly oivu-
by L, Kelnetuau A Co. We have now ><«n.i tt
ppieuuid assortment of 8 day and 24 hour Clocks, which we
otlxr tl, the public at great bargains, such a#: Iron cast*#,
pearl Inlaid and all other patterns of Mantel Clocks.
Also, a rich assortment office gold and silver patent
lever, cylinder, and anchor escapment Watches, and an ele
gant Ktock of Jewelry and Silverware, which we Intend to
*ell cheap f&r cash.
. N. 11. Watch repairing done in the best manner and at
low prices, and warranted. ' mar2fi
HKW JSVIUY STOKE,
No* 87 Market Street,
{Saxnd door abort the Worih-wit comer of the Diamond )
JOUN STEVENSON, (of the late firm of John B. M’Fadden
A C 0.,) raipectfully announces to the publl:. that he ha»
opened, at the above stand, a fine assortment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND I'LATED WARE, LAMPS, Gl-
RANDULKS, Jbcirfawd I\»We Cutlery, Bniannia Pea and
OmmumonSett, and the usual variety of goods In bis hL.
of bufliness.
Special care and attention given to tbe REPAIR of FINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
lie trusts, that from his long experience in business, he
will be able to give satisfaction to those who may favor him
with llioir patronage.
Pittsburgh, May 16th, 1863. my2s
Henry Hlokardton, Jeweller,
HAVING re-fitted his store in a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with a
doe assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom
ers to the fact that among hi# Watchee will be
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, tbe
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, etc., etc.
FANCY UOOD8 —Bach as Papier Macho, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Mats,
Oolt'fl Pietols, Porte Moonales lu great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have .only to be seen to be appre
lated. [novlj NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
WATCHES AND RICH GOLD JEWELRY A T
BARGAINS.—We wish to inform the public that we
are now offering our present stook of fine Watches and Jew
elry, at prices that cannot be boat. Therefore, we say to
one and all, you that wish to buy fine Watches and Jewel
ry, give us a call, and save from 25 to 50 per cent in your
purchases; whisnyoa can certainly do by calling at 67
Market street.
N. B.—Watch repairing attended to in all Its brandies,
in a superior manner. Gold Jewelry repaired or manufao
cured to order at short notice, at
_tl HOOP'S, 67 Market et.
H. KNOKBEL,
WATCHMAKER and jeweler,
Dealer in clocks, watches, jewelry, and
Fa NCY GOODS, No. 36 Dukoto axlxt, between Mar
ket and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ail articles sold at
edtabllahmentwiil be warranted. Repairing of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry promptly executed at the shortest
notice. All work done wfll be warranted. [jellrOm
•X -M- n*l . .* •
» 'V' >Vv- ’
m -
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FUENITTOE.
JAMES W. WOOD-WELL,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER.
Wftr*>tMß* 97 and 99 TtUrd street.
J. W. W. respectfully
hi* friends-and cuatoomra that beuL
has now completed hie spring stock FBI
of Furniture, which is decidedly • 1 ■
the largest and beet ever offered for sale in this City, which
will be sold at prices as low as any in the United States,
East or West.
As he is determined to uphold the quality with well ma
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs; and
from the extent of bis orders and facility tn manufacturing,
he Is enabled to produoe warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
He has adopted the principle of identifying his customers’
interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on h«"<» tbo greatest variety of every description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the mostele-.
gant and costly, **■* a boose, or any part of one, may be
furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consult. In part, of his stock,
which for riehnese of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
in any of the Eastern cities:
“Louis XIV tete-a-tete Sofas;
60 Sofas, in plueh and hair doth;
*6O dot. Mahogany Chairs;
dot. Walnut * “
*6O Mahogany Hocking
Q2O Walnut “
&60 Mahogany Divans;
;30 Walnut
“60 Marble Top Contra Tables:
"60 “ “ Dressing Bureaus
*3O “ “ Washstands; t
~40 Enclosed u
100 Oommon *•
30 Plain Dressing Koreans;
240 Bedsteads:
,30 Walnut M
*6O Cottage “
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
1 30 Mahogany Wardrobes; *
10 Walnut “
10 Cherry “
60 Plain Bureaus;
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables
13 Secretary and Bookcases;
904 m. Cane Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Hooking Chain;
13 Ladies' Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots; J
Etiguires; Paper Uaehe Tables:
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke “
Xlmbethan “ Halt and Tier **
Reception “ Ladiw’ Work “
Pearl Inlaid “ Extension Dining Tables;
Arm u Ottomans;
£<3otbie and Hall Chairs;
JA large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDBOK CHA.IB3. Ceaxan Manas supplied with all ar
ticles In their line.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, famished at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. aprS
Bteamlwati, Aboy i
ewu Tu« subscribers tender their acknow-ast
for the favors bestowed uponwA.
by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others interest- * * ■
ed in building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin furniture ami Chairs of the b-'<! material and work
manship. T. 11. YOUN’O A CO-
Corner Third and Bmithheld streets,
jyl2,’S3 opporite “ Brown’s Hotel."
James Lowrfi Jr.,
ClflAlE AMD BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No. 294
; Fetterman’s Row, Liberty street, naa on hand a large
(Utk of Choir* and Bedsteads of every description, made of
the brat materials, which hr will poll lower than Articles of
'.b<- same ijuality can be sold in the city, lie would call par
ticular attention to bis large stock ct Mahogany and Walnut
Ibairs and BedstAds, which he will eel] at greatly reduced
price*. Also, Turning qj evary description executed In the
neatest manner, Orders left at the War? Rooms, or at the
'll!!, corner of Adam* and -Liberty streets, wili be promptly
-tend *4 to. mar2l
A. 9IILLIKK.V St CO.,
HAVE ON HAND at their extnneive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 64 dmithfield street, a
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will sell 16 per cent, below cm.*ternary rate*.
Terms—carh only. dei£7:ly
draat laducementi to Cash Parchtier*.
WK will Ml] our Urge stock of COMMON AND FANCY
CHAIRS AND UKDBTBADS, at pries* that cannot
fall to pleas* cash parchaaeri. All our work is warranted.
Our terms ar* CASH. JAMEB LOWRY, JR^
tnar26 oor. Liberty rta.
WM. K. BTKVKXSON contlnu-# to manufacture
W. OABINCT-WARKof carry luscriptio&.sthl-oldetand,
of Liberty and Seventh street*. UNDEKTAK
* % 1 LNtl attended to, Is ail Its branches. myll
EDMUND WILKINS;
Eagle Marble and Freeport Stone Works,
liKAl>“* «“> !• f'TKXKT. riTTiUCHQU,
A iuJ nrar Ik' t icmstfry G,\.U y LsJ\er'no'rtH'.
MOMHK-NTr, Ul‘ill AL VAI l-T.% TOMb fK>NKS, Ac
rt W».:> m.-i tVr.i'-js, Maul.*- CViJ
trv itcii I*i *-r T..»rV*‘ ■> m«n Imai tti-1 Umar u- cr-l»'r.
A U —tl*v|itiilt.»•! ao> v of Kenor lorOo
*li fy U>t', •••? L‘t JtAl’Li: T‘ SK,ca! tlirvujrii in jnofl or
r»ihiii loir., »>-\i «i ».»ry httir co*»t iTM iron fuEcinij. I
Tflrr ml c worn I fcttVp .urtaAv
■l«T>r iu ih** Ail'-»:hr'.y C zit :.-ry I no l* ami r. cLmiv
»*l-« cl Ar»«in^-I-'t • of irari io my
line.
6fTt;.iHcn :
Col. HKNiil' HlUfcurjb.
UM UAtiALhV. do
KUAMKU A KillX. do
Mr*. IIAKMAK L'dN.N Y. do
Uon WILL*! K'l H ILhJN.-. Wood.
Hon. Tlluri. lim iA. Aiiivhrny.
Mr*. TIKILSAN, : ; r.. do
JOUS McI*J>ALD CKOS.-AN, Ka-jt., Uoncngahel*
llouM. sprl;).,Uw
TEAS ! TEAS! TEAS !
WHOLKcALK AND KKTAJL,
At the Pekin Tea Store,
3 8 Kirru srairr. PrrTbßumJu. pa.
I >Y the half ehrtt,of neatly pacted la metallic package*
1j U lult the trade.
1 hr lubeoiber Udow receiving his Pall stock of GQVF>
and ULACK THAS,-—cpuxlsUa*; of *ob* of the Guest clr n
to b»* found in th« Kaat**m inarxet. Merchants visiting ike
atj are Invited to call and examine ourmoct,
Brio* In a licit of the vanon* grades, all of which have
been carefully selected.and can with confidence be recom*
m«nded:
HU half cheetsfloe Young Hyson;
10 Jo do Moron** koong Hyson
10 do extrafloe Moynne Jo;
100 do Superior do;
15 do extra One do;
6u Laoiured boxen extra Curious Young Ilyaon
Z 5 hair cheats flue Gunpowder ;
10 do extra floe ao;
& do do Moyuui* Imperial ;
'JO do Superior ao;
160 do Pine Oolong Black Tea;
40 do extra fine oolong;
SO do extra Curious ao;
2a rtxonjmnj fragrant Oolong
26 chert* extra dm Ifogiiah iN>uwt tvs ; '
A do Curio u* uo do;
ALjHV-Java and Ulo Ooffee, LoTcrlng'? Crushed and Pul
rerised Sugars.
AL&0—63,000 Pri
w—w, which will b« Mill Terr
A. JAY.NKB,
38 Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
low. c.:
Ut'VljrdAw
fiKW OFFlui. ~
Real Eitate and Contracting Agent.
TUK nubecrilwr has been Induct to open as office for
ibe purpose ofbuylng and selling. on Commission, and
bating the Agency of large Steam Saw MilU and Boat-
Yard* on the Allegheny river, together with many other
Cacilitie* from other water and ateam saw-mills. lie flatters
himself that h« can tarnish any bill* of lumber and
timber of any kind, great or small, long or short, and
'Mirer them at any print on the Allegheny, Monongabela,
Ohio, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build large Barges,
9tor<‘ iloafs, Oual Flats, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Umber, Rail
road Timbers Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to any given point,
and will attend to the Bale and Rentof Real Bstate. From
his long experience la lumbering, freighting and boat
building, he thinks he can give genera) satisfaction. All
persons are requested to make their contracts soon; espe
cially those wanting boats or large billsof lumber and Um
ber, should contract for them In the fall for the spring and
summer use. He will also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity that may be desired.
Letters addressed to David Musi, Beal Bstate and ex
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 130, post paid, will be
punctually attended to. Ills office Is on Irwin street, No.
S, Allegheny Bouse. DAVID MUNN.
001. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr. John Morrison, Ksq., " “
Mr. Robi.S. Brown, Kscj., Allegheny River.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, “ Clarion **
Mr. George B. Bwenejr, •« “ «•
C.AJ.HahnACo., “ « «
dseJLlydsw
BODY PATTKRBON’h
BAZAAR AND LIVERY STABLES.
THE UNDERSIGNED having e tee ted new and commo
dious STABLES and CARKIAOK STOKE*, in oonneo
«£ Uon with his old establishment, -cy» a
ArafVls prepared to do a vastly
creased business. He ha*
VILA *1 Tision for ONEIIUNDRED AND w
FIFTY HOUSES, of which he can an Increased num
ber on livery.
He has arranged bis new buildings with a view tb sales
and storing for job, of new and second hand Carriages, of
all descriptions, to which he wjll give atqple attention.
There Is also within the new building an Equestrian King,
where Horses are trained and exardsod, which will be found
advantageous to persons keeping Horses with the under
signed.
Thankful for an exceedingly libera) patronage in the past,
and the favors of a multitude of friends, the undersigned
will eodearor to command its oontinuance by deserving it.
myiafmdsw BODY PATTERSON.
Tcaubiagss FOB. BALK,
HE undersigned haa just received a this
C ARMAGH WAREHOUSE, (f* W _
near the Two Mile Run, between Pittsburgh
and Lawrencevllle, e splendid ngynr*
or VKHIOIKB, of BYery daeolptlon, and »U 1 continue to
raealY. rejularly, new and second hand Onriof.,. SulUa
BUWKJ, rfc., whlfi he wUI Bell on the Tory lowjt lerrna for
if? 1 " 1 practice in thehnalne..,and
rtth hfo well known fodlitlcß in the East, he flatter. hiiwlf
In putting down alleompetitlon.
Those wlstdngto purchase are respectfully Invited to call
and see for themselves.
Bapeciai ud prompt attention paid to repairing of Carrt.
agamic. [mylS.-d*vr»| JOsig^WgiTii
[ kKBiKAHU! IUiAI KSTATliTo'ttßALK.—Thl7tTnnnH
wid« by 100 feet deep; pert of Ute estate of tie late Jam^
im** *»ntiag on“
feet wide, and extending to an alier in ih* ,
make tbe'm d-ir.bl.TWty ’
Alan, a lot of ground on the coiners of th*» nnh
£££ £X X f,ma 86 ,M ‘ *»* *«» *-
—«-
ITI , „ ,„ , JAMES BLAKELY,
Estate and European Agent.
rol SALB> of 43 “«*■ Wltli a good Cam)
hoose, of 4 noma and cellar, and front porch, a good
HoMffHhT 1Ie ;i donbla barn and stable, wagon a£ad,
“ r “'r lba * nd K°°dgarden, and orchard, with abundance
SluK'off*”’ »•—“>«• 30 acres in cultiTaUon, and
"*~?f 1 jotbw, • B°°d boU and a oew farm, situate 8 mile*
TH^ff2ft. n ®? rt^eTonBhioßhBD^ TlT,jr ' p rie«*l>-
600. Terms $690 In hand, balance in one, two and three
8. OUTHBK&T A 80N.
M Estate Afeat, 14»AM«t
MEDICAL.
Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOI'.
so? x PAsncu or xiaccu n it.
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOE SCROFULA King*
Evil, Rheomsnj«n, Obstinate Cutaneous
Pimples or Pustules on the luce. Blotches, Boils, ;hronte
Sore Eyes, King Worn or Tetter, Scald Bead, Enlar remenf
and i’aiu of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphl
tide Disorder*, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Dip
cases arbiog from aninjodicjoas use of Mercury, Impru
deuce In Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
This valuable Medicine, which has become eelebreted ft*
the number of extraordinary cures effected through ty
agency, has induced the proprietors, at the argent requetf
ef their Mends, to offer ft to the public, which they do with
the utmost confidence in Its virtues and wonderful v
properties. The followlngeertificate#. selected from slari
number, are, however, stronger testimony than tbemexa.
twonl of the proprietm; and are from gentlemen weft
known in their localities, and of the highest respectability..
many of them residingin the eity of Richmond, Va.
p. HOYDEN, Esq., of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
Itnown everywhere, says he has seen the medicine called
Carter’s Spanish Mixture administered in over a hundred
eases, in nearly all the diseases ftr which it Is recommend
ed, with ihe most astonishing!? good results. He says It i
the most extraordinary medians be has ever seen.
AG UE AND FEVER—GREAT CURE.—I hereby certify
that fir three years I had Ague and Fever of the most vty
lentJeecriptioii. I had several Physidans, took large quan
tities of Quinine, Mercury, and I believe ail the Tonies ad
vertised, but all without any permanent relief. At last 1
tried Carter’s Spanish Mixture, two bottles of which effco
taally cured me, and I am happy to say I have had neither
•.•bills nr fever since. I consider it the best Tonicln the
world, and the only medicine that ever readied my can*
Joes Lovgpxx.
Beavnr Dam, near Richmond, Va.
C. B. LUCK, Esq., now in the city of Richmond, and fol
many years in the Post Office, has such -confidence in the
astonishing efficacy of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, Hiat he
has bought upwards of fifty bottles, which he has given
away to the afflicted. Mr. Lack says he luis never known,
to fail, when taken according to directions.
Dr. MINGE, a practising Physician, and formerly of ili»
City Hotel, in the city of Richmond, says he has witnessed
In a number of instances the effects of Carter’s Spanish
Mixture, which were- most truly surprising. Be says in a
aase of Consumption, dependent on the Liver, the good ef*
fects were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker A Mor
ris, Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint ot eight yean
standing, by the use of two bottles of Carter’s Ej-anist
Mixture. -.J
GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA.—The Editors of the Rich
mond Republican had a servant employed in their pica
room cured of violent Scrofula, combined with Rheums
torn, which entirely disabled him from work. Two bottla
ot Carter** Spanish Mixture made a perfect cure of him,
and th*‘ Editors in a public noiioe, say they “cheerfblly re
commend it 10 ail who are affiieted with any disease of the
blood.”
STILL ANOTHER CURS OF SCROFULA^—I had a very
valuable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter’s Fpaniah Mixture
I consider it truly a valuable medicine.
Jans M. Tenon,
Conductor on the D. F. and P. R. R. 00., Richmond, Va.
SALT RHEUM of TWENTY YEARB STANDING CURED.
—Mr. JOHN THOMPSON,residing in tbedty of Richmond
was cured by three bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture, ot
Salt Rheum, whkh he had nearly twenty years,tsd which
all the physician* of the city could not cure. Mr. Tllomp
eon is a well known mtrehant in thecity af Richmond, Ta.
and bis c ure is most remarkable.
WM. A. MATTHEWS, of Richmond, had a servant cured
of HypliilLt, In the worst form, by Carter’s BpanLdi Mixture.
Us eays b« cheerfully recommends it, and considers it an
invaluable medicine.
RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond, was cured of Bcrofn
la, and what physicians call confirmed Consumption, by
three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
EDWARD BURTON, commissioner of the revenue, aayi
b« ha« the good effects of Carter’s Spanish Mixture In
a nunVr of Syphilitle eases, and says it Is a perfeeffiom
for that horrible disease.
WM.G. ILARWOOD t of Richmond, cured ofdd Seres and
Ulcer*, which disabled him from walking. Took a few bot
tles of Carter’.-'Spanish Mixture, and was enabled to walk
without a crutch; in a abort time permanently eured.
Principal Depot at M. WARD,CLOSE A 00., No. 83 Malden
Lane, New York.
T. TV. DTOTT t SONS, K 0.132 North 2d st., Philadelphia.
BENNETT t BEERS, No. 125 Main street, Richmond,Ta.
And for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A WILCOX,
Jr. A C-J-. FLEMING BROTHERS, 60 Wood street, Pitts
burgh; H. P. SCIIWARTZ, Allegheny; and by Druggists
and in MrrdiclneeveiTwhera. octS:d*wly
J S*.'W M£3 JKK. 9SB
CHERRY PECTORAI.
ron vox nano ecu or
COUGHS. COLAS, HO A RBESRSS, BRO&CHITIS
WUOOI ‘ISO- CO UGH, CROUP, ASTHMA.
■ AND CONSUMPTION.
W£ invite the attention of the
K 2£Ea public to the certificates appended
J below, and bespeak for them that can
f dM cDnrideratloD whkh their honest
tranknees deserve*.
M*j In ench stations as many who
voluntarily bear witness to the effiea
cy and value of Cnxxxx Pxctoul, do
not wantonly trifle with, or distort
&«■■■■■■■ facts, nor overstate their conviction*.
J udge th--n, whether this is not the medldne to trust when
vi,u mibt have relief for the throat cr lungs; judge too,
whrthiT every family ought not to have it by them as a
ttguina the everywhere prevailing enemy, whkh
-:> uis with fatal frequency upon almost every flock, and
carries off a lamb from many s home?
C. IX., Jackson city, 0, 20th Nov., 1852.
Be. .J. C. A»f-x: rir—The CasaxT PtctonxL is much Jn
juirr-I -f-.-r. jsjreral of our best Physicians have used it,
tii:- <•; in their own cases, and always with the haj*
pv- t effi-t-. The numerous patent medicines always be
fore them, lead to incredulity in regard to every new reme
dy : and it b only oft«-r undoubted evidence of value In any
srtich*, that anything like a general confidence can be ex
Cif-d.
The uoriTtU*) excellence of this combination of agents,
(in ;he
tnui u?:.!**r Ui«ir o-n ci-scrration, has compelled medical
m*n to ( rui'ioiia abroad its usefulness. It is beyond all
TuU the general remedy we hare for the Pulmonary
.VTixt'^ri.-ILL' climate, at the w&« time sedative and
psjt currant—a rare combination of properties. ’
! n the hope that it will prore its own reward, I subscribe
n/selt ILv-'pecttully jour obedient servant,
J AS. U. C. MILLER, M. O.
L-t ymilsntn <f Ou Lyal Ptvftui>m nark Utit cateS-
WiTHamsborj, L. L, Sept. 3.1552.
Dr. J. C. A ter: IV-sr application for the past
thr**** } < . r.- in inj liußt., as an advocate, brought on some
-!;;br ur r.ri. • a .-.-wre irritation of the bronchial tube,
v i.i’-'u vat a cnn.-t.mi annoyance to me, and fast becoming
i •••ur-.-e of jmst apprehenrion. Every remedy tried foiled
t-- .-v»n relieve me, till I UM*d JOurCRSSST PKTfOBAL. This
!•«- uvt uti'.y relieved me, but, S 3 I trust, wholly cured mi
I <-;.re nothlnc for the reputation of advocating Patent Mi
i: me*, and :hi.-< is at your srrvire. I shall recommend 1
t ; tuni-'N vf the tar, and others whom I nay meet, It
l-orinr under .dini-er iudi*j>ositicss.
Your-
Mr-xtgonery, Ala., October 4,1549..
Da. J. C. Arts: Sir—l have used your admirable com*
rouoti ex.-iu.-iv*ly in my practice, and find it to surpass, by
for. any othur reim-Jj %*e havetor caring 'listen** upon the
lungs. Your obedient serront,
Be Be JONES, M. D.
Whai yet remain? to convince the most incredulous lh>t
the Cherry Pectoral is all that it purports to be, Tix: an un
equalled remedial ageni lor all diseases of the Throat and
Luugs The experience of years has proven it to be such,
and •« submit it to the people, believing that ita virtue*
will fully maintain its reputation.
I’n-paral by J. C AYEK, Chemist,Lowell,Mass. Beware
cf “r-rthica* preparations,atiempled to be palmed off under
a Ftmilaritv of name.
roid in fttteburKh by all Druggists, and by B.
Eil'OCli A Co.. wholesale and retail. jefr6md*w
David ffuna,
1) EAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING AGENT. No. 2,
Xl IKvVIN Street, Pittsburgh, has for sale, as follows:
lvj acre.-* of land in Cedar county, lowa, Id miles from Mas
catine. on the main road to Marion, and 8 milre from Tip
ton, 6 miles fr'm two Kailroad depots; 90 acres la under
cultivation, a good Frame House. Frame Barn and Grana
ries, a gixki bearing Apple Orchard. The form is well
watered, high, dry, good land, in a very healthy county.
A Yury great bargain con be bwl of this fc™ for prompt
|M»y. B«n«iw ■» -a. *»* •*—- *-* 1 njl -v.-
mb vs
alai, 3 a.-res of land, with a large Bteam Saw Min, now
in fucceasful operation; 3 Frame Dwellings, Barn, Black
smith Shop and Tools, Boat Scaffold, Work Shop, Ac- situ
ate on the bank of the Allegheny river, at Miller’s Eddy,
Armstrong county. Pa Enquire as above, or of Mr. L.
Munn, on thepremuea.
I also want to purchase 6 to 800,000 feet, B. ML of good
White Oak Plank, 3 inches thick, 8 or 10 feet long, 7 to 16
Inches wide, part to be delivered in October next and part
in April, 1855. Enquire as above.
Also, for sale, all the Beds, Furniture, and every of
the fitting out of a large Hotel, in the city of Pittsburgh,
now doing a tery Urge bo si pass. Two to fire yean of the
Uoee of the house can also be had, and lmm»»it«t44 T | f , IWW | r m
il required. Enquire as above. ug
bOQK PUKRAILROADENUINKKK~ —iWt,
• T* for laying out curves, determining frt* an*
giea, isTolling, calculating earth-work, etc- eto/towethcr
with table* of radii, ordinates, deflections, tong ebonfe,
magnetic variation, logarethims and natural signs, tan
gents, etc. eto, by John B. llenek, Civil JtngineerTpocket
book form. $1,76.
*% The object of the present work Is to supply a want
very generally felt by Assistant Engineers on
Books of convenient fora for use in the
the ordinary lograrithmatic tablet are common enough: but
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the neeessazy formula for
laying out curves, tum-onta«w>—in—. a-
which lhi3 work! Jeelgorftoi^T;^
U. S. .Mnmjr Acihnri, West Mat, April 18,
GaUlauen: 1 have looked over “ Henck’s Weld Book for
Keilroad Engineers,** and think it well adapted to the ob
ject Its author proposes, and have no question but it will be
founds Very useful and practical volume both for
aeld wort. D. H . M.w.
, , . Toot, April 21,1864.
u J. V? ® u £ h *ith Mr. Heack’a little manual, the
Held Book of Ilaxlroad Engineers.” With the preaenta
tioo of some of the most practical and useful of recognised
proeeseea among railway engineers, he has given others
which, new at least in their present form, appear to ncuaare
a mint of higher value than that of mere novelty—-that Of
bring in general susceptible of available, not to say desire
blr, practical use. In conclusion, while I think the d—i**
of Mr. Henrk’s book U such aa to adapt it excellentlywell
to professional needs, 1 have pleasure in expressing my
ounltol satisfaction with its execution, alike wlthtbe pet
spiculty of arrangement effected by the author, and theex
ceUeo. typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
~ B. Fuxmxiih Guiwx,
c. K and Director of Rena&laer Polytechnic Institute,
ior sale by WILLIAM 8. HAVEN,
Dealer in Engineers’ Stationery,
Market street, comer of Second.
WM. A. M’CLUKGr,
DEALER IS ’
line Teef, Choice Family firoeeriea and Willow
Ware.
CORKER OF WOOD AKD SIXTH STS.,
1 prrrsßOMH, pa.
o now receiving a large assortment of FRESH GOODS,
in addition to his already extensive stock, mr-hrewl
from first hands in the Eastern markets, which, will be
at the lowest market prices.
£3** Hotels, Steamboats, and families, burins hv the
quwitiy', supplied at wholesale rates. *
delivered in the city free of charge. *ep2l
X* 1 AuguH. iJSSLIiS,d QAZKITE OF FASHIONS, for
Knickerbocker Magazine, for August.
Harper, for August; price 16 cents.
Sol. Smith's Tht»triod Apprenttocmhip, with illustr..
lions: by Dailey; 60 oento.
Quarter in heutuckp, and other Stale.: br W T
Porter, of the hew York Spirit of th. liius; "ith%urti
ttoni; &0 cents.
01 “ Con Tent: b - v a Methodist Preacher
So msay very good and new books have been published
lt ta D wU vorth while to call and look at
tiuch books as Fashion and Famine, the Curse of rnw™,,
lamplighter, Thoughts and Things: by Elihu Burritt
H. MINER A CO.,
No. 32 Smlthficld street.
Aw fdvertiuttent,
N i person wishing to make $5OO in 0 months, oAi<tphb
me, post-paid, Farmington, Trumbull county, Ohio.
jlius Is no fiction or book agency. No traveling is nnmnia
ry, out nny person can remain at borne and make thu
above sum in the time stated. Address
j e7:3m PBOF. BYRON H.
«usd Mineral Water Fountain —
Hu >i K, No. ei FIFTH Street, next door to
• Hull, dealer in FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY
ie« Ucuiu. of the bett quality, served up during the
•on. Al-o. Mrawberzie* and Cream. *
tHa *«PPD«d vith Strawberries
w *i
* //*
88. HORSE’S
Invigorating Cordial
,Jl .Pienomenon in Medicine. ;■
TTEAITH RESTORED AND LWB LENGTHENED. *7
XJL D*. Hums’6 UmOOSATINO KI.IITS m OCR.
DIAL.—At flat the properties attributed to Prot Morse's
l n y'S of *unff IBifr or Cordial were dusceed Cabalous.-fb» ;
.poplm, oft an deceived, coo id not bell ere the timrte and at»> 1
-HmetrjUh»announced bytiediscoverer/ Btrtfhcti,on;- «
trHaeMaeartiMtffbatelaM *qi
£"***<***» mb bow triumphing over »U doubt*. Incredu i
Bty it *y«thtewn by • mass oftartbaony which is perfectly
irresistible. .
XLZJHB remedies, In all eases, the deplorable evils *
irMßfftoatato»Or>l>ag«of thaerlaaf neganawMeh
make op the wonderful machine called Bias. It restorer to
fall rigor TgydeßcaCß Amotion gmmactgrf with thatmya.
tezioo* compound agency of matter and < mlad, neeessajy to
the reprodurtiem of Iranian lift. To persons of feeble mus
cular frame, or defldent in vital power, it h reeaeuneoded j
u the only inean* of enrnfßtmWtitig ,tK»r eneray. which is
nrMWery to the proper ettfoynwrt ofalUbe natural appe
tit**} a* well a* the higher mental Ittbcncnonl
s®??* _S? to * tt h*r sex, or to en y age. The »
feeble girl, the ailing wife, the Itattew/enirTated jvmth, the r
OTer-worn aanof the victim of nervousdepresakro, i
the indiTidnaJ coffering fromjraneral debility, or from the
weakness of a single organ, wfll all find immediate end per- *
menent relief from the see of this incomparable renovator.
To those who have predisposition to paralysis, it will ptoT*
a complete and unfldling safeguard against that ti>rribie .
? ier ? *** many, perhapa, who hare so trifled with 4
their constitutions, that they think themselves beyond the *■
reach of mtdicine. Let not even these despair. The Elixir '
dealswUh disease as it exists, without reference to causes. •
Lad will not only remove the disorder itself, but 5
REBUILD THE BROKEN OON’BTEniTIOE.
tte deraogweentsof the system, leading to nervous die
oases, and tbeffnms of nervouadiaeaseitaelLare so nnmer
ooe that It would require a column to rammer*to the mala
dies fcr which this preparation is a specific. Afew.faew.
ever, may be enumerated, vis: neuralgia, tie dotereanx, '
bead-ache, incipient paralysis, hysteria, palpitation of the •
heart, spinal affections, muscular debility, tremors, Uatu
lsnce, a pricking sensation in the flesh, numbness, mental
deprtstion, weakness of the will, indispc«ltkra to move* m ;
fainting alter exercise, broken atop and temping driams. ,
inability toremain in one place or position, weakness of the
procreative organs, sexual inampecncy, mdurady, nett
otdana, floor albas, sinking at the stomach, female-irrm
laritiee, a chronic tendency to miscarriage, emaciation, and t
all complaints growing out of a free indulgence of the pas- >
dons, and all barrenness that does not proceed from organic
tames beyond the ranch of medWna *
Whenever the organs to he acted upon are free from mal
formation or sWetural dlweue, it In averred that
MOBBPB DiYIQOKATEffI Kt.tytr
will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with efflel.
eney, irregularity with uniform and natural activity, and
thti not only without hasard of reaction,but with a tippy
e ® wrto , n H»* generalewganixatkin. J»*B*ar inmindiW
all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with the nervous
system, and that the paralyaationlof the nerve of motion
ud sensation te phyticai death- Bear in mind also, that
for every kind of narrow disease the Xlixir ConUalia the
only reliable preparation known.
CUES 09 BZRTOCS DI3BASSS.
NoUsgasge can convey an adequate falsa of the lmm«.
diets and almost miraculous change which itoecasionsin the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervoas system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
tieknsss the unstrung and relaxed organisation isatocco
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and phrsical
symptoms of nervous diseases vanish together usderits In-
Saence. Nor is the etfeet temporary; on the contrary the
relief is permanent—-for the Cordial properties of the mfedl*
cine reach the constitution restore it to its normal
oondttta. . -
LOSS OF MFMORY,
Coa/wJon, gMflhtwa, nuh offload to the head. melancholy,
«ehility, hjsteria, wretchedness, thooghtsof geifdestnic
cion—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, genera prostration, irra
ability, nerroosnets, inability to sleep, dfaynaef ineidat to
females, decay of Che prorogating functions, hyfteria,mono
msnlaj ragoe tenors, palpitation of the heart, impotenry,
oonstipation, from wnaterer canae arising, itia, if there
is any reliance to be plaoed on human testimony, absolutely
cfkulbta. J ’ • *
A GREAT MEDICINE 70S FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative, is all
complaint* incident to females, mark a new era in the an*
nato of inert trine Thousands of stimulants bare been in
rented—thousand of Inrigorants concocted—all'purpoiling
to he specified in the various diseases and derangement* to
which the dalieate formation of woman render her liable. '
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether pe
collar to her eex, or common in both sexes—to stive the in
vigorating Oordlal a trisL *
MARRIED PERSONS,
Orothen, will find this Cordial after they bare need a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the tjstem. In all
diroetionsaratobe found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this wxtraordl
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many dia
eases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
meo bare been restored by using It, and not hi a single in
stance has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale. »- «
low, sickly color, to a Beautiful florid complexion. * “
TO THE SnSGCIDKD.
These are soma of the sad and melancholy *
<*d by early habits of youth, vis: weakn
Zsssziszgssffi^^
Meumlfy, the foarftal effects on the mind are much to be
of confusion of ideas, depression
of spirits,eillfbrel^dings,averaion toeodetyTsel Mistrust,
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
aboald reffect that a sound mind and body are the mo*t ne
e»»s&iy requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
pijaKmagw—the prospect hourly darkens the view; the
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with your own.
■ . CAUTION. k
Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial has bees counterfeited. •
by some unprincipled persons. 4.
Il a *** genniae Cordial will have the proprie- <
jtc r s fee-simile pasted over the cork 0/ each bottle, and the
following words blown in the [
Dr. Hone's Invigorating Cordial,
_ _ _ ~ C. U. KING, Proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint hot* “
ties—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, six
for twelve dollars. 0. H. RING, Proprietor, t
„ _ 192 Broadway. N. Y. j
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States. ffaw-U t
and the West Indies. #
AGENTS: 5
Pittsburgh—FLEMlNG, BSO&, No. GO Wood street ; i
1% GEO. E. KEYSES, No. 140 “ “ *
Allegheny City—JNO. P. FLEMING. I
Cincinnati—U. H. MEAKINGS. feblfcmeaw *
R. P. JONES.
i. on THJi CUKE OP DKAJPNK3S, PAINS, sod the Dis- i
X charges of Slatterfrom the Kars—also, all those dis- *
agreeable noises like the bussing of iusecU, falling ef water, i
whirring of steam, Ac., which are snsptoms of approaching i-
Deafheaa, and also generally with the disease. Many per- #
sens who hare been deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years,
and were obliged to use ear-trnmpeta, hare, after using one
or two bottles, thrown aside their trumpets, being made
perfectly weiL Physicians and Surgeons highly recom
mend its 006.
rProm the Tribune. |
Paixrts Dos’* Niouor Yota q.
children annually become deaf, in consequence of die*
charges of matter from their ears, induced by Scarlet Fever,
Ooids, Ac. Nov, if mothers would do their duty and pro*
care Scarpa’s Oil for Deafness and use it as directed, their
children would be cured: but if neglected, the discharge con*
tinces very troublesome, the hearing gradually gets worse,
and finally partial or total deafness ensue®.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
CoU and tea Mrs. Boater, and the wiS impart to you i^fonea-
turn that vis convince and tuUmuh fou.
A9VOTOOO J—T hereby
certify, that when I «u about tweire years old, I gradually
became deaf la both ears, eo that in a few months I found
1t almost Impossible to hear, unless In the very loudest tone
of role*. I remained In that situation until last summer,
•pertol of eighteen years, when I heard of SCARPA’S
COMPOIiWD ACOUSTIC OIL. I immediately obtained a
bottle, which I hare died, and am happy to say it has acted
like magic,and quite cured me. Any one wishing further
Information of, my case, which' I think a remarkable one.
wilt find me by celling at my residence, Concord street, first
door above Second street. Rtokw.
For sale by * A. JAYNES,
Pekin Tea St&re.
’ 99 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
D~ Always Reliable,
* r *,* Jw V ß <**®g*rous, and particularly 90 with
children that have any of the symptoms of worms,
in you see ytrar child restless, pale, with fee Lid breath, hard
stomach, or an itching of the nose, you need not hesitate to
administer te it B. A. Padncstock’s Vermifuge. Thiainra:-
oahle remedy will destroy all worms in the system, allay
irritation, and leare the bowels in a pleasant oondition.
Bead Ur. Harris’ statement
_ Niw Teas, Feb. 19th, IBM.
. certify, that Igare two bottles oTB. A. Fahnes
tocks > ermifage to a child of mine, six year* old, and aba
passed several worm*. One of them was about FIFTEEN
UfCIXK3 IS LENGTH. I can therefore recommend it to
the public as the hastremedy for worms erer ns6d.
___ . W WH. b. &AJUU3, 116 Orehard sL
49* Prepared ana sold by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.,
—corner of Brstand Wood rt*.
DH. D. JAYNE'S CARMINATIYE BALSAM is one of
h>c meet "flflint, pleasant, and safe compositions ever
onered to the .public for the remoTel of the Tarious derange*
•enta of t&a Stomach and Bowels, and the only, article
worthy of the least wrafldenoe for earing (Tioio-o Infantum
or Summer Cbmpfetni
This is, without exception, one of the moet valuable
family raadlrinae erer discovered. Hundreds, nay thou*
certificates hare bees rooeired from Physicians,
Qargynwn, and families of the first respectability, h»»T4«g
the strongest testimony in Its favor, too numerous to
publish.
49* Por sale at the PEKIN TEA STORE, No. 88 Rfth
jy2o
UB TBPTH OONCKBNINQ "SELLERS Teaufronf
-—A single rial producing wonders l Read the follow
.. _ _ PniT Jefferson eo- Jan. 27,1852.
~1 : Sir—l bought of J. R. Bwa, enabot
**• of 7“®ibige, and gare it to a child of mine, mad
U expelled 58 largo worms, ari quite a of small
“**• f* JL P/
Jefferson •
j'il.lfKß.
M. O» a QAsJtn * »•* Jefe—« 00 n Keb. 7, IMi
r ** «*U-**S—Haeing tried your Vermiftige in my
** *® noc to be surprised by any Ter*
In the world for expelling worm*. G. HatuM.
mt. « « . Wonow n , Jcflersoaeo., Peb. 1", XS62.
M*. J&.E. amißs —I guru one bottle of your Yenniftige
w»y child, and It-expelled 75 Urge worms. I tlifaifr it the
oe« in tue. Yours, rsquctfolly, p. Dxsxou
Prepared and sold by IL E. fiKi.T.yrts * Qo_
* ula Plttgfanrgfa, Pa.
DS< BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, Dt> a
MV votes his entire attention to an office Practice. ffilf
1M Hi* tmalneei is mostly confined to FrtoaU \W
reftemd Diseases, and sueh painful affections,
brought on bympnidearc, youthful indalgsnßesnflsxccss
Byphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture
Urethral Dischargee, Impurity ofithe Blood, with all Dls*a*
Maof the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal 'Weak*
ness, Impoteney, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness.
Monthly dappreesians, Dleeasee of the Joints, '
Ana. Herron* Attentions. Pain*ip the -
tatfcm of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully 9
Onre guaranteed T '
jear*’prmcti°e(tix In thlsdtylenahles Dr.Biowa
n offer wuttM of a speedy cure toaliwho mar eomeun-
In Uaeare.
Private Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamond alley
J^attgeamod««e^_____noTfcdAw4F;
Kills UMAIIfiiL— Dr. Brown’s newly discovered remedy
for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Remedy
Uuttpainfultrouble. It never fifls.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND
Pittsburgh, PemPa. The Doctor is always at home.
aarchaalAw. _ -
Dr. o. Jayne** Ftaily Bedlelnes
JAYNES EXPECTORANT; Jayne’s Hair Toni";
“ Toidc Vermifuge; ** Sanative Pills:
u Cv tn!natire Bglsam; “ Ague Pills;
Alt.-rative; ' " American Hair Dye
fbeabo.e TaloaW*family medicines eonstantiyon hand,
and sold « Mesala or retail, at the Pekin Tea Sxor»,S4 Fifth
•treet. is> a. JAYNES,
i—* Exclusive Agent for Pitts berth
CHRST3.—4 have on hand the finest iqs ot
Meikuie Chests eTer offered in Pittsburgh, suitable
ftr Families, Physicians, Steamboats, Ac., Ac- Thoee wish*
ing a good and cheap Oh set weak! do well to call and ex*
anuiM adne before purchasing elsewhere.
mk • iroaiußmitt.
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