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'SBSfik®
' ; 1 •. - ; r mcdToal
j . ._ . - officcrfl wete callfrd J opdntD i view the condition of
~ T s « boidd Jtfßli Jiablt&Uons, situate; at the bottom of
. Westgatclieedsv - One cftbemed*cal men asked
- .r. the tniatteßS-cf oneof the bonees:
“Why don’t you beep It'cleaner?”
-The reply made by the woman was, that Bho
was a "j>oor~«tdbw:; aDdcoflUa’t afford it.”
' :11 HovTlong havoyoa.been d,widow?” quoth
the doctor;
’**Boro- enough, yer honor,.for three, years.V N
AOf what complaint did-your husband die i”
said the man of physio. - ;/ *
*• Oab, ho never ;died :at all; he's run ? away
with another : womadv: r ; V
v rtt .' = 0T HtJi AT. XABT.~Mr6. Jemima Jipson
wer couid go’to hod, without first looking no
aerntath, to seo if somebody was not -stowed
.. \ : away ‘there; At last, however, oho night.she
*• . epiedr-dr thought she did, .which is the same—
the tpng loufced-for bdow and-legs.'
• <4 Ohl Mr. Jipson f Mr Jipsonl” shbsoream*
oac, V theteVa,fnftn andernoaththe bed !”
1 ’ft *• la others drawled her husband;
14 well, my dear, I am.glad ’yotf have, fqu.nd him
; ■ . ; . atlast. You.havo been looking for him these
twenty years;** '
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“ Stuart’s Architecture,
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% .*i Knapp** Chemical Technology.
* NorrU’ lland-Book for Locomotite Engineers end Mahh’a.
' • : Colburn on' LocoznotSre Engines.
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Trauiwine on Railroad Curves.-
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lute Brenea of the Messiah; by ReT Bafue W. Clark.
!Die Mothers of the Bible; by Mrs S. G. Ashton,
th* Br»uMg of Life, or LUe and Com&rt amid the thv
dows of declining years;. by Jeremiah Chaplin; :
-* Camming^,*Works.
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- i Neut sebool for the Violin '•
' ' ”£>¥ HILU-rTUii PRACTICAL VIOLIN SCHOOL—
_D A new and complex synopsis of Violin playing, loan
r , jZ ill?, > fcrtbe American to-which U added raln&ble lea
eons and exercises and beautlfal&msgemenia,as Solosand
Duos of the most popular melodies-or the day. Selected,
arranged and composed by O.C.HILL, pupil of Spohr, late
. Breeideut of the New Vorb Phllharmcmc Society.
' The aboTe Juat receiTed, in advance of the trade, by
. > < HEgfBY KLEBEB, 101 Third street.
RECQiniKNDATTON.
We hare carefully examined the abors work of U. C. 1
Hill’s,-and consider It one of the most complete snd prac*
cal Vlolin'Sehools we hare erer seen. O. ANTON,
, • B. VOGEL,
? " febC ~ Teachers of Mus So.
HBBPBIIO SOAP fiXCELSIOEI
Am—^ vi yxndd 1 torn a boy again.
I*n go cure to that store again,
On Third street, kept by 8. L. (X,
‘ And some Herpeuc doap I fain
. : Would buy,foritalways suits me,
Herpetic Hasp always suits me.
" - 'That SoapretnoTesreduessanl tan
' ’* - >; 7 Andoures all chap* end soreness too;
Brightens complexions palo and
r " I'm Terjrsure it will please you:
Oh yes, I know It will pleaseyoo.
This Taluahie remedy ior eon roagh hands has prored of
'*'• great boned to hundreds. ‘Priee only 12U cents peroake.
-- - 'BAldby . S.L. duTHBUBf, -
lahlfr *- '• • ilOlhird street.
is a AGA2ilNiii.—'Harper, (br January.
J]j» Fatnam,fbr January.
• Godey, for January; third supply.
k . Graham, fi>r January; second supply. • » '
' Betecsun, f)r January; 17 cents.
Ballow, £»t January; iDcentA
' Blackwood, fbr January. ;
Subscription- to four British Rerlswa end Biackvrecd, $lO.
Tbow* who tronldaoTe 20 percent in sabscribing by the
year, or toying single oopins of the above, shouldeall at
S.VMUEL B. LAUFFRIt’B,
JanS -' - • ' No. S7-Wnod PtreeL
SPIftJ LUAL SOAP —Xcs “Uleaa Journal ” says that ibo
• Bplnte:»bo haunt ChaaUuqno.counly, N V.,rcTeal«J
to the inttiaUkl of that r**g»Oa, ft recipe for concocting “Spir*
taul. Soap 1* This receipt shortly uftiir sola to a Con
. . neoticat geailesnu Car'seraril tbousaudsof dollars. There
S- nadoubt&hutsoxa- persons «iil be r epo? by thlsopera
':l ...lioo, built will cot tnitrfcr" srlth tbe sale of the old eatab*
.Bailed and excellent article, fhe HERPETIC-Si/A t% irLlct)
.removes tan, eadosfaess, and redn*-s of the shin; cures
sore and rough bawls; Ac It Is tiitl for sale at cents
per cafce, at XA >4O Third street, below SmlttiSeld. {m*rlP
JRAhMSi.mil
Bbe irdresped in silks and satins,
And her step U foil of gr*:e;
Bhrltf lovely ta appearance—
Bnt whata sallow fe:e!
Her handaaresmall, bat ohl how rough?
Bh« sorely does oot.know
That tixaPK.io Is lost the thing—
■ A d then the price is low.
: i The QE&PETIU fiUAP is for saJe, cents per cake,at
mn2i Ho^IWiatKD'UTEBET.
XT AW SOuttol XtKW BooK»r—Xao Hirtury cf the
Uea IVrer, shamoroits record'* by uea P, Burnham
rooms by Jubati. Base. Fourth *app)y.
The et Axnencs—coatal&ing'practlcal dl
' rwtionafor the cultoreofflos'crs, fruits and vegetables; by
■' -Welwrad.-r;- . • , .
Harper's htory Booh, N0.,4.;/.
• Bailxd’a Monthly,jbrAprll.
• Just reetfredaod for Vale by "
- \ . .. : VT> &i GIEDENPENNE* & CDi,
V ■, mtSO ~ Eio.4S Fifth stress.
Fink watches and mcu gold arwelav at
BARGAINS,—Weyish to inform the. public that we
axe now offering our present stock of fine Watches and Jew*
■«lry, atprlces ’that cannot be .beat. Therefore, ire eay to
one <md all, yon that wish to boy fine Watches and Jewel*
ry, glTe.us;a_calLttndßaTe fr0m,26t050 per cent la your
purchases; which yon can certainly do by calling at 57
jtorlet street. . .•••-,
... N. E.—Watch repairing attended , to In all its branches,
In a superior manner* Gold Jewelry repaired or maanfao
; tnred toerder at short notice, at
- ‘JiT *- r "/• n -J 1 : gQOira . • Marketgfc
A OKKAT YAJUBTY QFUOUaJa», UXT6 aud FAitSlfl
at 9.ur OSce; We are dally re*
ocd|lnig deacriptioos otiiew pi cey.whlch cib be bad on
Torabfo term*., Bereral new Farms in Virginia for sala. 60
Acrejoi good /Lend' tu Oluo, nearWfceeiins, Also, Coal
'Xanafc A, good Briok House on Bon can stteet for $l,OOO.
fittildlogJUitf(wjs2oo,Ac,Ac^Ao., ;
A BON, -
Beal Estate Agee Is. 140~Tblrd rt....
NEW BOOKIVNKW B'JuKl—Travel A'ln Europe and
the JSAit^A’Teat-lh ; -England, Ireland, feootland,
-■ Wales, prance, Belgl um,Holland, Germany, Austria* Italy,
draecaj Turkey,-by la,Palestine and Egypt. By hamuei
Xnaeoa Prime. Jort published.
■■■■ PorcaJeby: • ‘ - r ■■;''• --- • J. 6, DAVISON,
• mhg> - nete-PourUu u ;
i \? THUdB for whom wo fond emotions chestob,
Vf. jJecura e’er the substance periaa!'
" The best It the cftsapest. .Nowhcre ln the city can yoa ob
- toia .first class PIOXDBKS at Jofrer rate 3 thsaat CARGO’S
-'- v - ' Double Skylight OaUeTy,’No 76 Jfotxrth etceet, opposite Wil*
khu*-Bonking Hoaae. ' - - • CthiO
ftt*cic*mltii.Wanted.
A GOOD BHOKU'ANO tiMITH lB Wanted to go to ft rail*.
road about 18'mUes from the dty. Good wages will
be given, and steatfy employnient. 'lnquire at
-• GEO, EWART'S STABLE, •
mbls No; 80Smithfield street.:
r i : ‘- Blfieo| Gmu ond BcTOtTerii .
' A fVBIPLES, a new of out own mike, and
r'A&imxniaS to be A No l.
Also;* new atip?lyofColt's,AllenVand Ells? celebrated
Revolving Pistols, lost received from the makers, which wo
areeelUiu very lowforcaBb,at thefiSTsapEiax Goa Woass.
• mh2l - : BOWN A TEfLEY.
TVRH SELF-EXPLANATORY BIBLE.—The. references
•X and. parallel passages la this Bible are r&axzn. at .
tssota. Trpa clear and large:' It Is considered the most
-• > i valuable edition in print lor private uses. .
•Ftor sale by J. S. DAVISON,
. ,ftb27. .. . 66 Market street, pear Fourths - :
• fTUIB 1H VALID—CAEGO Is prepared, on short nolicej; to-.
X take PICTURES at residences. HO can be found (day
0# •ffehlhgJat'b&WalileEiec andtJallery, ; r: ,v
S .. v,.,; Ho. 70 FOURTH; STREET.
/ ABGO MAKES 00PLE3 OP PICTURES, PAINTINGS,
\srtDj®d*rrtoly^iAe^paehort notice.. •
• FOURTH BTBBET.
t : f ? KREN APPLE«S-r5O bbis Romanitea for Bale by.
~ -i. x- t£ It . . JAS. hIchAUQHtJH.
iJßSNfr—lohbl»&nall White Beans for sale oy' •
» Xohl6 : -■ JAS. MoAAUOHLIN.
i YKt-i/)W—CJO tbs in store and for saleVv "
Y *-•“• ' FLEMING BRQ?;
m h i>-4*feAOHES^»)^)bla-o»w.Peaetws r
EahS?: * SMITH, MAIB A HUNTER.
? C D^ l f-: mbieß * HCKTEB.
~ hunter.
* npiiTEß -
Xi'Atttt-i-auopkgs. www*i*b; • . -._
'it ‘" : I*> “-‘'-Tttat; ■
__ : ;;;'^'. v 60 «• fijUtnoo; ■ •••’>• ; z
- MtEisriid.? Larg^Mficierel;
[7iiAXIiISRS--eUi)O
CtHAfdfc*A<JNfe WINE—SO bMkttta“.HMMialcfcV!lsB,l74i
* <3hampagn« Wlqb, fe> tale by .
' MiLLBR A-RTCgSTBOS.
"rTOSIK.HY— A A JIABOK * OOtecrlee, on the 15th
.of H*rch, MO'dotoa of Ootton Boslerr. ot eeery
T»te, ty» Klgllt RTItKKT. m ht2
DivUPS—Aootbet UDJOU ply of finely A*tore!
\JT Qom Pines' rafti.by (mb22); JQs, VITCMING.
»'**'**■&&' H. cri»»
D^SSS^ COLXIKB,
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:A?RIi. 8.
lha Kentucky Feathura jatt tec’d and'
1 mhO] ' UKNBXTlrCOtittNar-'
• -st• s,• .*•;;;4,-; •••
e44' ''''44A-A-,f-4.-"st.liss4,-
iOH Jli .HOTELS.
Xf-O. 8U LlBfcKTY' STREET, Just beside the Passenger.
11; Depot of the Pennsylvania Rattrord, which makes it
the most convenienthcnasß in chy for passengers arri-.
Tln| by that road:
. , The Proprietor having, at considerable expense, fltted up,
in excellent style, the MANSION HOUSE, would respect*
folly Solicit Ashare of public patronage- There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive AGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamster?. Hi*-
Larder, and Bar will be famished with the best the market:
can afford. . . feblqt-- v-
BTi CLAIR HOTBL,; 1
€&rncref«Fain and St. Clair streets, Titlsbicrghy ih, •.
THK undersigned, formerly of “Brown’s Hoi el,” having
taken this large and commodious HOTEL, antf having
refitted it injmigolflcent-style, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to giro him a calU-'As*
suied, with the convenience of the boose and his long ex
porienco in ttslwalness. feel can giro CD lire
and bis charges moderate,
fabU?
KILKY’S HOTEL:
COr''EK FOC?“H AND GRaNT BTREETS,
.4 • - Pirrsß(THtpi. pa.
c • £ rviliET, Prnpri* tor
GOOii I’STBVT HO( SE,
CiutU&U oS Lli>t’lUV AND .GRANT £TKEET&, near
t t he. Raiircad Depot.
jaulftly t ; -. JAMEd-SHANNON. proprietor.
eiTt HOT E L.
• (latb nneared )
Corner o t Smttbileld and Third strecta*
PTTTSBUfLQa, PA.
GLASS & CAER, Proprietors.
GLASS, DAN D. CARR,
(U!»Uuagft:?Ut.fßlc{n9hO&o*.)' (L*t* 81-CfcuU* * Ptrrj Ectrlj.)
THIS large and conmodW* Hour© having undergone
thorough repair and famished with new equipments
throughout,. 1b now open for the reception of- the traveling
public. Cdabocs .nopEa&Tr. aprBs^m
ST. CL*A I K HOTEL,
(FORSIEK&Y THE EXCHANGE,)
PITTSBURG!!,
Corner Penn,and.St.Clalr streets,
C. W. BBNITBTT Proprietor.
4®* This Is a first class bouse, between the Railroad De
pots; the rooms are large and newly furnished, and charges
moderate. aprt-fclyd&w
OWSTOS'S.
WAVERLEY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street, between
Chestnut and Wotaut, Philadelphia. fau29:y
THE UStON,
NO. lit Arch street, Philadelphia. T. S. WEBB (late of
the Eagle,) Proprietor. (atUflfcy
OAfiKlIiL HOUSE.
CORNER OR MAIN AND 80U2H 8T&, WARREN, O-
Proprietor, takes pleasure in announcing to the
JL publicthatthisnewand elegant Hotel has been opened
as ahouseofentertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the ofice of the Ohio Stage Company, it offers
Inducements unsurpassed in Wartun for the aceommodn
tioa of the traveling community.
Aehareof pubHc patronage is respectfully solicited,
aul? , M. GASKILL.
FRANKLIN HOUSE*
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
PARKER a L AIUO, Proprietors,
jylDflm) TERMS $1,50 PHttPAY.
McMillan house,
JOHNSTOWN, PBNNA.
THE undersigned having taken charge of the above
named House, and refitted it at a large expense, in a
comfortable as well as elegant style, is now prepared to re
ceive guests, and give ample satis&ctiou to ail.who may
patooiae the House. • fab&tf 1 JAMES DOWNEY.
HARE’.S HOTEL,
•{LateFanner's Exchange,!
NO. 133 LIBERTY STREET, Toot of Filth street, Pitts*
burgh. SAMUEL UaRK, Proprietor.
: This. Hotel la entirely new. having just been completed
and opened for the accommodation of the public. [wp!3
TUB OLKMiHOTBJL.
IS NOW READY FUR SUMMER VISITERS.—The
grounds have been.improved, and the Ilonse rendered
more attractive, generally. The proprietor will bo happy
to see his friends.
An Omnibus of the Excelsior Line Is now running
from the station, On fifth street, to the GLEB HOTEL
Leaves the station:at 8 o'clock, A. and SP, ALi return*
lug at 9 A. SL, and P. M.
jelShCm J. O. MARTIN, Agent.
FRANKLIN IIOCBE, Cleveland, Ohio.
G PATRICK A SOB, PBOPfiXCTciA—This House has un*
« dergone thorough and extensive repairs, alterations,
and large additions of new furniture, etc., and the propria*
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render tha Fxaseux a place where all the com
forts of a first class hotel can be fbund.
jy4:tf G. PATRICK & BON.
FLORENCE HOTEL,
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(OOSPCCTKO QN TEX XUBOPXXn PLSS.)
REUBBH LOVEJOY,
Oc3:ly PROPRIETOR.
'7. tfIUStXXS, JK-, K. Q.XA&SIS
PERKY HOTEL, comer of Hancock streetand Daquesne
Way, Pittsburgh, Po.
marl? MctiASTERS A MARKLE, Proprietors.
EEaTAUEAMj.
BASK. K3COUASGK,
4 THIRD STREET, KtTWEEN W»hjD *ND MARKET. -
rj'UE Subscribers leave to intorm their friends and
X the public generally, ihat they have leasca the above
well known Restaurant, which has just been thoroughly
renovated, repaired and re furnished, and now opeo. The
'proprietors hare spared no expense to make the Hank Ex
-change a comfortable refart, as well for the epicure as the
badness man. The larder will stall times he stocked with
tha delicacies of the season, and served up under tbs auspi
ces of exnarteocvd cooks. They respectfully ask for.tho
patronage of s generous public
. J BCIIANDKLMERER,
Jaalfrly Q n kuanpi-
31 A U T I N 'S
.nd eating saloon.
Ot« :U f. w.V>i. .»’» PLAN, 29 Uiiivu>r*d aitey r *ettve*n
u»wi Market iUedt —At* lund-wf -trvt-d
up It - *i '*yf>t styk*. on tb«, *bnrtKi*t «i«‘Uc.-
Houae-open from ti ‘’clock in the raoruiuj{.unu! ck
atiugbt (Soudan ) )■■'■"•;
UELVIOLitE dK*idllllA»T,
Wool jiuih&r,Bit. kaiel a.\l> Mithe/H*
The Und’Tsiga*d has juut provided a c.-t iro of
. and is rwa'iy at all Umea »o s«7-t** bts iri<-mla
with Uie best«-f the season, In tbo way of <ub c*. I rib
Whi&y Punches may bo had tit the nt-vintac.
ballily JiJtlN SAVaUK. Prar.r<»»tnr.
OOIIKDCOPIA
«rOTSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.\»
D. BABSARD.
Tib. 40, Fifth SLrceL between 1 Ifood and -Market.
jaulfrly] prrTsopftQß.
CRYSTAL PALACE,
80. IB BUrket street. v
C« C. SEELY,
s —v RESPECTFULLY informs blsfrlemlfandthe
Alyi fowipnblic in general, that he has lost started his
/VwMr New York and Phß&delpuia modern style of
COOKING OTBTKRB«ud everything else tu the
eating line. Oysters In the Shell or Stewed, for 12U cents
adoten. He will also.furnish the best of every thing that
the market will afford. House always open until 3 o'clock
lif the morning. mar!3»tf
GYBTEB SALOON ABO BEBTAUBANTI
108 WOOD BTREBT.
THE subscriber has now his OYSTEK SALOON AND
EATING HOUSE perfected In a manner that cannot
beexceledby any similar establishment in the city.
' URALS mti BE SERVED Ur AT ALL HOURS Of
THE OAF.Crom the
Choicest neats. Fowls, Fish, Ac,, Ac<
BiaDUl of Pare cannot be surpassed, and he would respect*
fttlly Invite the attention of the publio to it.
t CHARLES STILL,
- jigfcmietf 108 Wood street;
St. Olalr Lager Beer Brewery.
THE undersigned respectfully Informs the pnbuc that he
Is now fully prepared to serve private families and the
public generally, with his celebrated LAGER BEER, in
oottles. All orders left at hia Office, NO. 39 DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wood street,) will be punctually attended to;
and tha Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
Je2Brtf F. G. SCHENOK.
Benfts’ tager Beer Haiti
iVo. 106 SmUhfuld strteL, opposite the Custom £&nua.
THB'snbscriber baa Just opened one of the largest end
best finished Lager Beer Halls So the city. His Beerl l
acknowledged to be a superior article, and. every other ac
commodation a boat hla hoase cannot be excelled.
Kenaett Ale,
TXT D. ENGLISH, Sol© Bottler of SMITH’S celebrated
VYV&onnettAleftnd.Brown Stoat. Also, Common Ale
jadjftrtervln quart and plat bottles.
. ..Tbsattention of families, and tne trade, is respectftilly.
’solicited/ ' | . guilty :
mineral Water and Sarsaparilla .
WM. D ‘ ENGLISH, Pitt street, below Penn* Is now
' mana&etaring and bottleing the above bprerages oh
an extensive scale, ills articles are of tbe best quality, and
Dufoetared from the purest materials. , octlvdy
ATTENTION!
Wagon M&stars and Teamsters’ Bounty land
AGJfINCVi 09 Fourth street*
OFFICERS, Soldiers, Musicians, Wagon Masters, Team*
-stars, Ac., who were regularly mastered into tbe ser
vice of tbe United State*, and every officer, Seaman.ordi
nary Seaman, Marine* Clerk and Landsman in the Navy ;
also, Militia or Volunteers, or State Troops of any State or
Territory, are entitled, by tbe late Act of Congress, to a
Warrant for 160 Acres of Land.
Those who bare received 40 or 80 Acres, ore entitled to a
.Warrant for inch quantity of Land as will make, in tho
whole, 160 Acres.
- persons entrusting their claims to mecanrely upon hav
ing them attended to promptly.
All information free of charge. Letters promptly an
swered. Address AUSTIN LOOMIS,
. ’ mbl4 Bounty Land Agent, 02 Fourth at.
»| Ke HI3TORX OP TUB aEN S£VBR —Bapoang all
•jl the buabußß practiced in t e
SHANGHAI! COCHIN CHINASJ
Ahdftll other breeds of Hens ana Cniekeas; bv George P.
Bomb cun, the King of Chicken Breeders, of Boston, Pall
Of beftatiful Illustrations,
owxioks op the patss.
It is an authentic nd lively volume of humor, by the
Young ‘Un/’ an a *ery large eale of the book is cor
tattf.— Botfonßcc. Gauiie.
The lovers of genuine fan trill all read this book. We
.adriee everybody to gut a enpy; tbo solemn the. v ey may
laugh, and the laughers that they may laugh the mo c.-
' PorUarid Daily
Thb book by Burnham Is a fanny affair, and trill" tako"
with the public who hare seen this big *■ elephant” more
Or less in-tii* la»t fi-e years.— lke.
, Tifi * History of the Hen P vor,” by Q. B. Burnham.
-Es&. is brim, full of ♦ n and jichneta. Every u chicken
course read this book; and If it wring
a good '•uorty laugh out ofbim, trhy he may take my bat!—*
w Acorn,” tt» Nets i'ork Spirit
The name oi tbo aen lanotero in this country 1* legion;
and a veiy large edition of Beruba 's new book trill to dw
manned at the very outeet.— Timet
For Clio bj 1L MINER ft
PWI No. 34 Mull hi) .M 'i(-t
."O * li.,.UUAN«-±3 'i\j . LY A tr \UM l—'Sou aco-*oI
JL\«-**'*i*rate Land; the soil is good and do j», a-d ’in -t*-
oi tho b r »t quolity—situate at about twnuty milcn ucai
.Saw V tti Vtu, in the fotfaa of Fishing wreefe cj
nnl»t'rom saw and grist mill The abt.ro >wuiu bn wrll
divided into three good Farm*. Price si,Uo.per acre!
Terms: $6OO in hand; the remainder in fl?o cquai annua
payments.
. Al*o—loQ Acres in the lower end of Biaraboll county, at
less han three miles from the o io river; SO Acres cleared,
“Wittns Hottse, Stable, Fruit Tt>«, £o. Price $13)0; $3OO
j 'balance in three yearly pa>ments.
J 3 OUTHOKRT k SON,
Tteal Estate \gfntn. 140 Third rt.
'I lib agttPJSttO SOAP r moves lan;
I lie Her etif Soap removes Sallownees;
- «n,e flerpetie Soap cures eore anm rough hand**;
The Hermetic Soap co*t§ n y per cake;
And Ifl soid at 140 T*URD St., De«r Sml hflel« (mh2l
OHIO AND PiJNNsYLVA IA &AlLkOaD—Wanted, 20
ehaxea Stock, to complete an ord#-'.
17ILKIKB A 00.
Sankeiv and Commission Stock Broker*,
mils No. 71 Fourth stmt.
• v ■ I *
h : '-y\ J .s"\
V . '/h'-
■•*' ;-b.
COMPANIES;^
! ■ • • -- - r - - .
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS l
aBTNA ISSCHAi.CE COMPANY, -
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819. :
Cash Capitol, • - - - - - * $500,000.
mfiß" .THIRTY-SIXTH' ANNUAL STATEMENT of tho
; 1 Assets of the iETN A INSURANCE Hart-'
ford, as famished this agency on the Ist ofJan nary, 1855,
underoath. , , - • " -
:RealE^aitc,unlncfiru'bered-~. ? ...^..‘.«-..i....M. M 4:10,672 65
Bdventy-tw© Mortgage Bonds, '8 and!7 cent, pay
• able semi-annually a. 72,000 00
Behtfl Aae the Company, secured by • 7.313 17
Bills Receivable,' well secured, payable at Bank.'L. 128,327 35
Railroad Stocks in CWnecticut........;.....-......... .97,615 J)0
Bonk Stroks in the city of Hartf0rd......,./;....'..' 142396 00
Bank Btocks in New York diy— 93,05tf00
Cash on hand,in Bank, and in hands of Agents-.
........... 212,595 06,
WM. C. CONNELLY.
v $773,27363
The ntup'uot of.UabllitiosdaG or not due to Banks or other
c rr dl tors,— nothing. . ...
Ix>sgcs adiustods'nd.due,—Bone. . " 1 '
Losses adjusted and not due,5148,518 t2£
. Lasses unadjusted'and in suspense, waiting for further
proof. *61,257 50/. •. ' • ••
ALloth«r r.latnw against tho Company ore small/ such
only.w printing 4c. ' , • - <r
*.c«nte fnstructed to take no risk overislo,ooo. , ....
The amount insured in any city, townlor village, depends
apon the character, malarial and eoostnicUon of bnlldlnas, '
the width of streets,*the supply of ami condition of
the fire depHTtmehi. ahd-Other circumstance*. - . ....
The amount insured in,blocks .of buildings the
design, is to limit the Inra hy any onofird tot 10,000; or leak,'
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
BTATB OF CosSECTtcot,} BB Hartford, Jan. lat, 1885.
Hartford county. / 8S - .' ; ' ' '
Persi. nally appeared Thomka. A. Secretary of
the .Etna. Insurance Cotepany, and ma-la oatbthat the fbre
going statement by him subscribed, is true,' according to
hl6 best knowledge and belief :-r- ,■■■'■:■
UKNuY FOWLER,JnsllcgofihePeace. <•
Losses paid by th<s pmpany“for tbe' year 1854 «-kc*e£f
$750,000, while the premiums' received [for the same time
fax exceed any other year, since the organliatioa ef the
Company. . . .
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
■ cfEf* Office, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ■
janll , , .H. g. TEN EYOK,,Agent, -
DELAWARE -
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFIQKin the North Room of the Exchange, on Third
street,/>£DLAi>£XFJZ/A.
MARINE-INSUB ANCEB.
Oxyxssris, ■)
Cargo, ~ >To all parts of the World.
Fbxiqbts, }
INLAND INSURANCES
Ua goods by rivers, canals, lakes and land carriages, tg
all parts of the:Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally. v ‘
On stores, dwelling houses; Ao.
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY, November T f 1853.
Bonds and Mortgages....-,..,,....-....,..... ..$24,300 00
State of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring ~
Garden, Soatbv&rk, and other leans,— —181,553 42
Stocks in banks, railroads and insurances com
panies 24312 20
Bills receivable - ...
Cash on band B-
O tbe bands of Agents and-premiums-
on Marine Policies recently 155ued.......,121,707 67
SubscriptlonNotes - —lOO,OOO 00
woxctobs: ■
Wm. Martin, i Dr. B. M, Huston,
Joseph Q. Seal, Hugh Craig,
Edmund A Boader, Spencer M’llvain,
John C. Daria, " Charles Kelly,
Robert Burton, Samuel E. Stokes,
John XL Penrose, Henry Sloan;
George G. Leiper, James Traqualr,
Edward Darlington, Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
H. Jones Brooke, Joshua L. Price,
J.G. Johnson, JamesTennent,'
James C. Hand, John'B. Semple,
Theopßus Paulding, Charles Schaffer,
James B.M’Far land, J. T Pittsburgh,
W. C. Ludwig, l B. T. 0. Morgan, do. - '
WM. MARTIN, President
THO9.C. HAND, Tice President..
Josxpu W. Cowan, Sec*y.
P. A. MADERIA, Agent,
mar!6 - . No. 95 Waterctreet, Plttaborgh.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company^
Of Philadelphia Jfeinjyhkaria.
w. Banckrr. Tliomia Hart. Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jaeob R. Splith, Geo. W. Rich
ards, Mordecsi D. Lewis, Adolph! K. Boris, David 8. Browde/
Morris Patterson. Chao. N. Prexidad,
Qnxa. G. Bascxxs, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited; on every -
description of property, In town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security.
Tho Company have reserved a large. Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premium*! saffely invested, s£
find ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company* on January Ist, ISSI, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act ofAflaambly, were as follows, vis:
Mortgage $918,123 68
Real Estate..-.. 84,377 78
■ Temporary Loans— J...,— 83,966 17
Btocks- - 61,889 00
Cash, Ac— 64,346 81
Total.— 44
"■"Since their Incorporation, a period of twenty-one yean,
they have paid, upward of One Million Fbur Hundred Thou*
aand DoUara, tosses hy fire, thereby affording evidence cf the
advantage* of Insurance, aS-well as tbe ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness &U liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Office, north-east cor. Wood and Third rta.
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, 8
PHILADELPHIA*
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850.
* CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL §250,000.
Office, S- B. Corner of Third and Chestnut
SlreeiSy Philadelphia .
Ofhscrt of the Bone Board at Philadelphia:
DZUO7OSS.
Stephen U. Crawford, Paul B.Goddard,
Ambrop. W.Thmnpeon, lawmie* Johnson,
Deuiatnln W.Tlngley, Geo. Brnenry,
TftrobL.Plftrp.nce, James Devereux.
William M.Godwin, WUliam SPReeT
1
Tice President— Ambrose W. Thompson,
Medical Examiner, Ptft#surpA—James Q. Willson, M.D.
Allegheny City— R.B. Mowrr* M. D,
GEO- E. ARNOLD, Agent,
mar!7:y No. 74 F<vnrth «tm»t. PHteburgh.
PRO’I’ EOT lU2I
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF *
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiumt ana I Vettem Fund
81,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance issued at «U times on the mostfavora
ble terms, against - ■
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OB TBI
PERILS OF HAVIGATION,
JBY •
GEO. E., ARNOLD, Aoibt
TOR PITTSBURGH XJTO JLLLEOHEttT COUTfTT.
mar 16.-7
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND BMITTTFTFLD RTRWRTfL
Authorised Capital,: £300,000*
INSURE- BUILDINGS and other property ogalcfct losaot
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation
• .DIMCTOXS.
Wm. F. Jrhaston, Rody Patterson, '
W. M’Cllntock, Kennedy T Friend! • •
D. M Long, I. Grier Sproul.
A. J. Jones, George R. Whitei
Jacob Painter, A. A. Cartier,
Tame*B.Negl«y, W.g-Haven,
Wedo Hampton, D.£.Park,
XL JL CoggßhaU.
Hon. WM M. JOnNSTON, President
~ BODY PATTERSON, Vice President -
A. A. Cabbizs, Secretary aodTreoenrer.
BvS. flAaaua, AesMtant Secretary.. dec2:om
Weatem liiaurftnco Uompnny, c ittaburirti,
R. MILLER, Jr., PrrMdml. \ P. M. GORDON, Sccrddn
CAPITAI., 0300,000. .
■■ '4 a rlLlt Insure against *dl kinds of risksrFlßß and MA
.iVrRINR. AU losses will be liberally adjusted'and'
5 T&fe U o a , managed by Dibsotohs who orowell
.known In tho community,and who are* determined, ; by~
promptness and llberalite f , to maintain tho pharacter which
Iheyhaveaasnmed.aaoffering the best protection to those
who desire tobe Insured* v-u< i;;
Director*— R T Mßler, Jr.,C.W. Rleketson, J.W. Butler,
N.Qolmes, t h ;O.lhmsen, George W. Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon,Jamea Lippenoott,George Darele,JameaMc-
Auley,AlexanderNlmick,ThomaiBco;t. .. *’• " L ’
o(Ece,No r 92. Water «treat, (WatehbhsabF Spang 1 A'
Co f on? Pittehurffb ‘ : hovjHJly
A. BENITZ.
WATCHES, EWELRY, 1 &c.
NEW OOOD<t!wWarmss, Jewetar, ;Wakb,'
MiUTABY GoODS, WHOLSSILBiaIin Rstail.-—CODtt-’
try Merchants anu etrengera vlsl tog bur city are.request
ed to call, as we can eerv - them as vr- U, end we- think b ti
ter, than they usually are served in Eastern cl ies. be idotf
giving them a rcßponslble guarantee^—an item difficult to
obtain in many shops.. v •* v .-j
Silver Detached Levers... «..,...410 to-$l&00
Do Cylinders , 7'to. 10,00 V,
L dies’ Gold Lever and Leplne Watches, |25, and upwards.
Gentlemen's do do do $35 to's2o9. .
Chains, Beals, Keys, Pe oils, Spectacles,:£ens, Lunps*
in excellent variety, and at lowest prices.' w
Watch R pairing dnne promptly and in
manner. All work and all goods warranted. " l '
Pfelfle A Dleyran,
4/sti ' DEALERS IN'W ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEI&Y,
MWv BILYERWARE, Ao., No. 42:FIFm.8treet, near
Wood, oppoaito-tho Morning
by L. Reineman & Co. We have now.hand a
splendid assortment of 8 day and 24 tiourdocks,which we
offer to the public at great oargain A ;lron casas,.
pearl Inlaid and all other pattemsof Mantel Clocks.'.T
Also, c rich assortment of fine gold and silver patent
lever, cylinder, and anchor escapment Watches, and an eie-'
gantstook ef Jewelry and Silverware, whlcU-we- intend-to
«ell aheap fsr cash. - .
N> B. Watch, repairing done. in the best 'matmer'ahd at
low prices, and warranted "' v ;- ’’ 'nißr25 r ’ ;
NEW JEWELRY STORE, ? n
No. 87 Market Street*
(Second door above the tforthiDat xxymer ufVitrJ}ianond.y
JOHNBTHVENBON,(pf the late firm of,loha B. MTtiddyn
A Co.,} respactfallyaimmißfies to'thepubUa, that hehae.
-ipanwl, atthe BboT« standee fine assortment ©FWATCHES,
JRWHLRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE*LAMPS, GI
RANDOLES, Pocket and'Tabic CuQerpyBHtorit&d..Te&, and'
{hmitoirriotiScts, and the usual variety of goodalji bia line
of business. ' r ,-r -',-r.
Bpadaleare and attention given to the REPAIR of TINE
WATCHES.JEWELBY.Ac. ’ .^.V,
fie trusts.thntfropy -experience in bhidn&iV Ha’
wilt be able to to thosawho mayfaTOr him
wiib their patronage
Pittsburgh, May t6th, 1853. ... ,•: :myHS--
fTHE MARRIAGE GUIDE; OR, ; FAMILY-MEDICAL,
I AHD PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTOR, f6r;tbe;spe<?i«i:
o i o of the married or those-about to marry*' By Dr. F^pl:'
tick,-the celebrated author and lecturer. 'Ninety-eighth'
edition ; 500 pages,-and colored plates _ Thtff htioh u deoid*
ediy the best book of the hind erer published, and has
mined an Unequalled repnta ion and-clrcaTation f ln'-ioot -
there is none other like It In th** English language- ;Itcbn*' :
tains fulllnformation upon every topic inte estibg to mar
ried persons, but Is strictly moral,
vfsi andpopulor. Price medollar. For sale by 9. MINER
A CO* No. 82 Smitbflftia street. Pittsburgh: we trill send it
anywhere, free by. poet,«n receiving onadollar and tho ad
dress. Midg: i
vr •
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PAID UP
THE UNITED STATES
W. W. WILSON,
CT.Morket sereet, comer o( Fourth.
CLOCHE! CLOCKS! 1 CLOCKS!!!:
»V
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AUSTIR LOOMIS* *
i a$QC& AiKD^ai^rißß-OKBBi
Fourth it., <x&me IfboiL ,■; •;.•• •.
NOTES, Drafts, ’Bonds, Sfort jjagtfff, -and Loans «n colla
terals, nsgotlated. Stocks fcoOghtl and 'eoicT on com*
mission. Land Wamntalx>ngM and sold-
Particular attention jraid' to the -purchase and sale of
tbppcrStocks. -• i• : •
• Ail oocnaunicationfl attepted to promptly.-.
Yhs.
Wm. H. WllllanU & Co..
. BANKEBa, AND EXCHANGE BROKERS'
JV. KVarMr -TFoftS ahd_ TJtird tQxzU, i' .
JG&< liberal fierias, - Collections ■
Of .BttlflrNoteSf promptly, attended'to.' " ~jah263w
£l'OONN«lil«& WiliLOCKi ' ‘ T
BAN : KERS U
A\ft!) .Dcalersin Exchange, Bank Notes,, Sold and SQrer
XJk. tJouu Oarrtnt and Par PuhdJ ondeposlt.
; Stocks bought android oh' 'colmfiJSsicii. i. Collections inside
at anypoiafcJnthd:United States, rw >: a.-* ;■...
. Sooth East corner of Market and f PlftN streetz,
myir‘ ' : pmaßPßqiL pa; •
AKTHUBS, & CO,
-BANKERS AND BROKERS.:
CORNER OF EOGRTBASDSIOtBEIELD-STREETS,
■ aa2:6ra . ■ -,-, P&tt>l?nrgh r Pft.
c. b* to asms -jos, iupbwjs.
......... „ WUliinß & C(( n - 1 - ;,:1
'' •'• ’ (Successors to AvWiildriff A Oh.) r> ;
BANKERS-AS 0 EXCHANGE BROKERS, :
: ■Xo.'Tl Fovrtii itretij P-t&sburgh.
INIHE numerous BUspetiEiors.ofßanks: emdßarikera
throughout the coaotry .dorihi .the six months, we
are satisfied thatih 1 almost every instant*:- their troubles
r iuve grown oat of a departure from tbdr legitimate busi
' and we, therefore, take occasion to? assure, thapublio.
In advance, that no.epeculatlons fn stocks,” or other
“outside operations,” shall tempt r ii&'from the strict indies
that in avoiding
■ail "Such investments' we~stall nob-Triy he- .better able :to
•■snve our cußtomersßnd'cnsure 'thSlr safety, "bat that in
adopting suchacoars&ife shall promote" our own ultimate
benefit. '' (febsj:' ;W. & GO-
Arrival of Sgrlnganil Summer Cry
• - AT'Ko. 69, N. W. SIDE OF VOOD STEEET.
Tip 43RKGQ & nnii Jobbers In British,.
*±S» French and GermanDßY GOODS.-'Saving receiv-
oai l large andextensive ‘stock, of spring' and .summer
goods, purchased from importers, and*part
'through ourosra feel safe in assuring our
old customers,'fcountiy merchants and city dealers general* '
‘ly, that*owing to these acquired'facilities in purchasing,
. jib can offer such inducements tobuyers as ora rarely met
•irithJtn .the trade; I''.'-: ; ;V' . , *
Among our dry goods slock willbe found casbwereSjtie-'
lawns of the. most desirable : desißhsi .
■ mohair lustres, alpacas, plain black and fancy figured silks*
_ • i i ~%! Ste^nßßand'fancy.prints;latest broadcloths,fancy
. w FaT£Hl),' vestingß»caEHiiaeres,aatiheth, tweeds and summer pania
- BANKEBB AKD EXCHANQB BBOKEaSS,' 'T ; - iooningj brown andblack diapers.
Eax* JSmmc&iiittr OguxiothcijbTiifrxtfFifQxittWßitb. ' Wtfhave also opened a very large assortment of bonnets,,
-s rtTTSSuaoB, PA r -- > > - nswegtstyies» palm leaf hate. Rutland braid and Leghorn,
P~ATBICKS AFMEND,BahKere aid fExchanga Broket*, ««LAn extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;-
and Dealerffln Soles, tfr&flg, l Acceptances, Gold* fiflrtr : with lace goods, fancy nettings, j aconeUs, mull and figured
»T»a n«iwit Notes; ' Exchanges, ca the fSJasteni andwosteru f Bints muslins audblaek silk veils, Ac.
Gitleaconstantly fbr sale. . • . :.. '; . : -:. r : :. J j:/ ‘Oohmiety.Btoctembraces inpart-combs',buttonS,per
. Oollestioua made luall th&lelUra .ibirmgfapct tlioTlailed? rcuaaion caps, threads,'port monaies, patent medicines,-per-
States.' Deposits received dnpsr funds or currentpaber, at : .almosteveryartlcle usually kept, in theva*|
th# corner of Fifth and Wood - s--'r ’ l'riety Uue, together wlth a large stock of gold and, silver :
'-fr. \watcnea»Fatch xnat«rials, glasses, gold and gilt Jewelry .of
: newest patterns, and a great variety of 30'hour and 8 day :
.-elocxs, ail of vhlchwillße sold at the lowest prices for cash
or eadstnetory reference.
• • > N. lt-*An early call from buyers is respectfully solicited.
tttKBO • . » . P..GREGG A CO.-
H. : .
BANKERS AND. EXCHANGE,BROKERS,
ttM» wmqvxd omai TO ifo.
. 67 m&UT BtiKT. toue bhqw ou> BTAirol - .
HOLMES A BONEv Bankers and iEichingoßrokixß,;
J,w-» andDealersinNotoa, SU«-
,ver and Bank Note?. .Exchange on the Eastern end Western
Oitieaconxtantly IT' • T-‘. . ,
Collections madein all -the cities throughout th&Unlted
States. DepOeiU recefredin parfoa&aor current paper,'No.
67 Market street, between Third and. Fourth sts. [j&SOdy .
TIEBHAN 4fr CO*.
BANKERB AND EXCHANGE BBOKERB.
ITo. 06 Wood SireOt CorniT'cf Diamond Aifeyi.
, . •. :,Fn*SBTOOJh:Mi# ;
TkBY AND SELLBaukNoieaaad Coin; Discount time
JD.exchange*aim promissory;notes; make collechcnsin
all the principal citLeanf the Onion. - -Keceive deporits on
call end oh interest* and give their pronip t attention to all
other matter* appertainlngtoaßrokershuslneas. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand; • marO
$627,470 63
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
duua jjr ‘
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Notes..
STOCK bought and sold cfl' l com mission. Collection*
carefolly attended to;- Interest paid on Deposit
. 46T*No. Foprth street.nearly opposite the M. M.'
Bank., . ~ ~ f declO
; HILL & CO*, !
* BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
• ; 'hotam w-woon-itoripia: 6ißi*ra--
SIGHTEXCHANQBoiLfche Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time BUI* ot Exchange and jNotes discounted.-**
Gold, Blivet and Barih'Notgß^.bought android- Collections
made in all the principal cities' of the United States. De
posits received ox Par amjCarreat Funds. [tnar27ly
iuo kkmto, :: . :xdwab» name; ? > »w»xaci kbasxbJ
KRAMKR & BAHH,
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUT AND SELL Gold, Enter, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Beal Estate 'orEtoeh- Securities; pnrehaso
Promissory Notea and Time BiUa, on East and Westj buy
and.fioll Stocks on ComiaiKdoß... i
OoCcctiohs'toade'on all .,. fayl ;
G. B.ARNOLD ft CO.,
BANKBRB AND EXCHANQK BROKERS,
TYBALKR3 in Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, 'Sight and
: i J Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully to;
and proceed*remitted toady fart o£the;Unicm • - *
Stocks bought nud Bold oncommisdon. • -- <
f £DTrrthEtjngxt doerto BankofPittabfo [b«l3
Donaticand Bank ffctUyGcldandTsU per.
BouaTd, Sold and Exchanged* oiOit
EXCHANGE AND RANKING UOHSE 0T
WILLIAH A. HILL A CO.,
64 wood smxxT, pittsscbos.
_tgh»lnterest allowed oa time deposits; . , [jan!3
TBU9TCO2C atLL.............
THOMPSON BELL ft;CO.,
< BANKS R 8 AND BROKER?,
Cbmrr of Tbird and TFW street*, Ptz.
THOMAS \VOODS~
O-COSIUJRC.Ut BROKEK,*S9i
Rotes, Bonds, Stocks, Real fistate, Ao.,
No. 75 Fourth iL* PiUxbvrgK Va. . . (jasg
wim&ia A. um a co., ‘
, r : BAN KERS, ,
, /AT0.64 Ifbodstreet, Piutbtsmh, -
HOLD on. tiale the following BONDS AND STOCKS>*.
40 shares Exchange Bank;
ITr'do. 7 HoaougalrelA Narigation Company; ■
20 do Citizens 1 Insurance Company; 1
- -s2tooo-Mouongahela Navigation Company Bends ;• -■
City o£J3t£&bxusfr Bondi;:. ) i
. .Ss.oQoCgqoty.of Allegheny Bqqds.,- ■ fsepHailwawtf
Clmmlotcl’a Loftu 010ce< • •
vra* 100- SMITUFtELB STfiBBTANBAE
•;L\jUonej loaned on Gold am’. Silver WatobM, Silver* are
aqd.oiiiery«lniAJe*irUfT«."'...... «ial4:<Uv
CLOTHING.
C LOT H I N G STOft E 1
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CCh. 1
Y7ORMEIILY - of tbeeeleb rated Clothing Depot on-Libert/-
- !;■ streeifwhknhto won an unbounded popularity under
he name .of the THREE BIG DOORS j hare, for the pur
pose of acquiring more spice for their immense business,
•amoved totheepsrioufebuUdlng on the corner of
' DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
‘ Where theyhsro now the most
RPItENDID STOCK \OF CLOTHS!
!.y ASP'- •’
REABY MADE CLOTHING,
That has ever been’offered to the public, *
Theb principal object for this removal, la to giro then
more factutie* fbr the'
\ EVTRADE.
They ara to sell Boodfcfct thn -
L OWEST EASTEEE PRIGEBt ••
And they will warrant them tube as good as any maim*
focturedin th» Union. . •
CWBTOM WORK,
RTYttl B£3ZflYnjf£irX> xrtGBrXUS SHORTEST BOTXOS.
They hare on hand a full and beautiful assortment" of
LOTUSanAOOATINQS,for,• v. • ;
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BU3I
. NESS COATS.
OurintexiurtaAfelddntic&l withi’iiiose of ourcustanierflj
•udweuautstliepiitilio thatoar fidelity will notfail In
filling «11 OTderawa may be fetored with, . ...
fiST'DGN’T POBGUET THB ?LAC&—
;W<li4'*- ; BB'v>W<9^ : o .'Street*
, ( (EABT -SIDE,) OOEBER. 0* -DLiMOBD ALU3T.
-H. B.—Wo dekir« our patrchstoundorstnndthat sre haTc
ntjongOrnny: connection trithihe Clothing Business on
Liberty «trcot- Oar attention Is devoted delusively to the
Honw nhotoaraigflnted. «••»*; i ' *' . - ,*••
Q«g) iJOfeyM’QLQ3SEY i 00.
;... ■ : FaU, and. Wlnter Goode l
" EDM V A TTS.'
'PAltfOlt LIBERTY STREET.—
JyJL.J harrowon hand:tf fctfga^tocknfPalLadd Winter
GppdjC ehtirely'nQW dodgnsjPluHiLYcst'
the inost'fcttuitifal'patt raw; French andoEngUsh:
'^JaMjmeireiL’df'drtfcy'«tjie andfshade Id the market, all of
whi&' IWiH®alw : reasonable terms, k
ah4iyaTOtttsrftb'gdlt. :: - !^. < r- :; ;- > '*?}'■ I -r •.«•-.**. ,>:taa& \
t v . HEW gPBWaiCOODS. .ourairw
TtTST toffih^^JpWl^CWailEY : drWaWhole.
rW .salo Ctothlng Warehouse, «&BSWood street, aud corner :
of j)tao^ ? »^,.fte4a*®ert.«hd..tncalMl4nd l retcch.jof
good* that this eeliurrateji nouge -his 1 ffrer had the pleasure
of InrlUng These goods hare:
beenrpnrcpased from first’ handij add, consequentlyi mo
Jearesus abletasay tbatyre
can amtdo eellat as .any.-houso in:"the'east-"
.of wK6lfteale4ealerBan4^pupti^,'inep6haiits,in i to
gire. as.ad&lL/and exafome our extensive assortment of
HJSADyjirAI)E GL£'± ffING. it Iff almost impossible to
enumerate the quanti yof Immense pUes’of^garments that'
.is to be seen it fasuffleiontto
risaj that it has ueYfcfcfceeneqoafied bY the house itself.
', -gforftttf 1 yJQIIN iIcOLOSKEY A CO.
BA QkilfiXifißAY.
‘ / MEROiIAWT? TAILDft. / .
4* ,BT. XtiUlß JSOTEL\ BtfILDUSaS] J - !
- ,<sr.‘-CLil2'67sstT/piMasTOan,' i ;-v.■ '• •
constantly on' handa
flholee CLOTHfi, OASSIMEBES, VSSTINQS,
and express!y
for the custom tx&ie.;-.<Jenfletiifin leaving their orders, Wifi
havetheir wishes consulted complied with, os &lhwork
la dons under, his owTtscperyijlon.,': novl2 .
f-'i - I Clothing! Clothlngl 7 "•/
rpHE undersigned respectfully informa'hlß friends and the
‘ 1 public .that he IS tfbwjebetving at his storej No. lTSLib*
erty street, ached cefaS3ortm&ntcf Cloths* Oassimeres and
YestihgßrOf thelafcHtdadmost desirable -atyles. whlcli he
- lfl'prepared Cb makeLto urdcr'lit'tbe mostrfiahl&nablainan*
terms.
We hare also on hand alarge a fid tf elliaAnhlactured s took
: iiiTiteithantteation,
wboleialeor-retalj.
~■. Persona who purph asejjopda for 6ash,wflrfißadt lo.thelr;
. »d’rautage to'cau''4t.u7t&i»rty street, before, making their
• porefraggs. r ]‘::. {marS}-/7 •, v 1 0. CONNfiB: :
: KewClothingStore. r
■ •••?
has Just opened this new establishment*
X .wfrerVHa has always-on haoda large and choice asson*
mentof aDarticWof he warrantsequaP
,ta anyinthe'd tyj’aoji will fioUat-Ttbe most reasonahle : prt.
■ees*;-Thepuhlioare'reduestedtbgivehimacalL- .
V;.mtarsljr : ' -rri ! rr B. OPPRNKEIMER. '
TSXPOkIANT
•X, certain • dlseatetf would
BA3IgggPRApT?CAIi:PjaiYATE TREAT*BEv
Tbenatiite, and consequences of erery •
' Nereireal.piseasef tiiainXf an,ii'.dlstinctiy describedidholu
.dingdisdaKcs re^ yener&4 be found in no other.
On MAitUrhatfon,'mbch new, ana-invaTuible fnfonhation
the only trte treatment and cure. Btricture,
its perfect'and l.:Also, all the remedies, the
propw-dofeij/iiiodaorpreparing, Ac.j are faithfully siyen
enas tohOprasiically.uiem'fo.eterj one, in erofy place
end Itia the only trmy PmticalßToxk published for trens-
Iral ns&“ Pouneenth
one dollar.’ L. CUTHBERT,
rjmhft't cjit r. - ; UO Third street
f ! .mHE KBPJKJfASJ-A.TrfifmONOP LADIKO la inrited to
i' ; x -thsrIIEEPATIO by the subscriberfrom
t. Jhaieolpanf AlAndon ChflmisVAnd used for rendering the
l- Skin 6nxDotb?softfehd delicately white, remoring Sallowness.
and redness Of the skin-
AH Ci iiandß, are healed ire It 'lt
■ ims been used with .great'enccssa dn cases of Scald Head.
Portbacure-of is unriTallcd;' Price
. or-toboxeSifor: famiiyusef contnitiizitf
; one ddten - per. box.i Sold wjUftedale and eatatH
. by.--f ; »' ; L.Ooraß»k3Vi
* 3teX»: .=. H iZ'in i
* ** >**.*-,***£ •
DRYGOODS. JIT.
SECOND ARRIVAL , .
-:uSBBING .AIfD SUSOIER DRY GOODS.
hare just received,, and are now
A ’opening}:--the desirable assortment of'DRY r
GOODS ©Ter offered in this market. We call phrticnlar at*
tentlon to a'fewTpry choice articles. £• t
' ; Eitra Rich cyCol’d Silks, entirely hew design; ;•
■ ; r doi*'do-Blftctt do ••dcr; -
do• *■ •'do; • . ;■
Satin Plaid and pialn TRsuej and Bcrages;
Printed— 'do do;
... do., Delaines; *
’ do y 'ChaDW ' do; * .
T.-i TvVcry'handsome Pbou ch-Lawns;
--do i' .lhiUlianteens;-; .
v A; good, assortment'.of French- work, Collars,' Under
•fileeres and'ChemiEettes, very 'cheap; Embroidered,' Urnl*
.stitch and plain Unen Cambric. Handkerchiefs; Linen.
Table (Roths and Table Linens; French and English Fnr :
: nitufe. Chintzes, wbito and colored Faraiforo; Dlmtttry.
-A- .of Glores. Hosiery. Mitts, Ac-; Irish
Linens, Muslins, together with a complete &siortin&nt of
every article, either Fancy, Staple, Domestic.
i .WeSollcitauexaminatioh ofohr Stock teford pnrch’al'ing
elM>whcr©;iaa' we have estab
lished ti:e cash ejstrm) that we can supply our p&tr ns on
'inorel.'borai tera9:than of,thi> pLountaics,.
We' return ,onr . thanki to our .friends, for their'many Vs : '‘
"teemed favtra to'otir ton, under er. title, and hop®’
they msy still continue theth to the establishment, .under
itrn*w,«u*, },:,j • - YOUNG, LOVE A
iab22 . y ~.. formerly Young, Stevenson A L ve.'
;VAH C3ORDER»S TRIMMISG STORK,
~ - No 83 MA-iUi fir^Uokis£a,or Diamokb.
.TUSTRKChITOG, a targe oh'd well telectea stock of all
V-’the new styles or -m
-...LADIEB* DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS;
. Battonsy ' ' 1 • Galloons,
Gimp*, Braids, Velvets,
Laces, : Cords, . Ribbon*. »'
—A-handsome-assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian'
KMBROIDERIEg, in bniss, Jaconet and Lace.
Colittfß, • Edgioga, Handkerchiefs, • •
cleoves, Inserting Infant*’ Robes,
Cbemizett®. . Bands, Caps A Waists.
:•'A fall supply of MOURNING GOODS: '
Orap&"SetW, Collars, love and Gauze Veils,
Plain Unen setts, Sleeves, Gauze and Dotted Falls,
Plain Swiss .do.; • Chemisettes, Italian and Eng*h Crape.-
MATERIALS FOR ESIBHOIDEHINQ—Stomped. Collars,
Bands and'lnsertings: French Working Coftoo; Hcops,'
Unen and Cotibh Ploas, Oil doth, Embroidering Silk;
'fitilletos and ficiaajrs. ’
■ Mantua, and Bonnet Ribbons. •* ~
A ’argo.assortment of GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING 1
GOODS—Bblrt*, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Ac.
Pius, ‘ Needles, Buttons, Tapes, and everything in entail
Wartstfeaetally;.
39* tfAJOd’a BtBT Km Gloves, is white, black-antl colorF.
' fitoe©from No. BthHo; lo; always onhand.
Also—A good stock of HOSIERY aud OLOVES—very
cheap.-*- i .. ■ m h23
BPRING. DRY GOODS.
HA.OAS A AHL, No. 9 ( market st.,
ARE receiving daily additions to their large and well
selected stock of
Mantillas,
Ilosiery,
' ■ Shawls A Scarfi,
Hpusekeep’g Goods,
• Alexandras Kid G’oves, Ao .
To .which*© would respectfally invite the attention of
the Ladies. tnhSG .
MOURNING GOODS.
FRANK VAN gobbler- has just received a iotgaand
'beautilW assortment of Mourning Collars, Slv'crow
and Setts in Crape, Tarleton and Swkia, black lace and
gauso VeilSjhJack Hosiery and Gloves, in wool, cottoni
and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Grapes, In all qualities.
Alexander A Bayou’s best Kid Gloves can always bt
found at No. S 3 MARKET STREET, corner eif the Din
noutL novi"
. HEW DEY GOODS STORE.
..Iron Kront*»No. 91, Qlarhet street*
QUB houee being now open for the transaction of a gener
al Dry Goodebusineas. wc would r-spec-Jany solicit the
patronage of the public, feeling confuivnt tbbt.from ourex
teoaive and well selected stock of 3TLK?, FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS we can offer such o-; will in
sure entire satisfaction. HAGAN A AHL,
oplSktf Nos. 91 Market abJ R Union streeL
if tjiiiNil bjaiL.
JAOIES W.WOODWELL,
CABINET FURNITURE M A If UFA CTTTKER-
Were-tOom* 97 and 99 Third street*
f- Vi’ TF. respectfully informs.
his friends and customers that be ySA.
’ hatfuow completed his spring stock fa&2
of Furniture, whisli is decidedly ‘ 1 '
tne largest «nd best ever ofTered for ride in this City, which
.will be sold at prices as low as any la the United States,
East or West
As he Is determined to uphold the equality with well §ea-
Boned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs; and
ftrcm the extent of hla orders and facility i o manufacturing,'
ha u enabled to produce warranted' furniture, at the loweet
prices.' - i
V -He has adopted the principle of identifying his customers*
• interestvtfth his own* in quality and price, arid keeps' ah
J§y*o& h»nd the : greatest variety of every description of
tfuruUra,. from the chaapest jandplaiojefo, to the most ele
gant end costly, that u house, or any bf one, may be
furnished from his stock, or taanufactunld expressly toor
. The followim articles consist, In part, of his: stock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
In-ny of the Eastern cities;
uotlls XXV tete-e-trt** Solasj
---60 6ofk«,-in plush and haircloth;
* • - 60;dos. Mahogany Chairs:
20 do*. Walnut •*
60 Mahogany Rocking «,
20 Walnut «•* *«
60 Mahogany Divans: 1
J2O Walnut «
.WXMarbleTop Centre Tables: * ' ‘
60 • u Dressing Bureaus I
, . -8$ “ 14 Woflhstahda;-
.40 Enclosed « !
100 Common . **
~ 20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
*0 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut “
600ottag« ' “
' ‘ 800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads
20 Mahogany Wardrobes:
10 Walnut “
10 Cherry «
60 Plain Bureaus;
TO Dining and Breakfast Tables
' 12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 do*. Cane Beat Chairs ;
24 Cane Beat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladies’Writing Deskar
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Etipbesp- Paper Machs Tables; '
• Conversation Chairs; Pembroke' “
i; t Elizabethan «« Hall and Tier •*
; - gecroflon « Ladies’Work «
Pearl Inlaid *■ Extension 'Dining Tables;
» Ottomans;
SoChlo and Hall-Chairs;
ot - COMMON FURNITURE and
applied withril^r.
*, STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished at the shortest
•; - All orders promptly attended to.
To Farmers. Hardeners and
1 ■
:*nUYJ3-,thou£&mt tiu£hBla.pu&t uONEiiClSTjfinfe glouniJo
X., . 1000 ; usiiglff pQrfi coar*e ground<
.1 „ ICWQ barreta istent American*FKitTlLl2KK. . _ ... V‘
r A.'4-C« for on accommodating
terms} the above .viable ithicfrUTey mhpnlat>'
lureat their EUuatedJn Kast
Liberty, near Pittsburgh, Pa.- JJonedast. aa a-manure, has
•bega.used for mi«ajf ( jear^.in'Earope^'with tile : greateat'Buc-'
ces.« ;,uext to guano, it la supeirtor ‘tnaoy othefcin usa. :Ten<
; or bfteen pure Bonedust per acre will so nourish the
. laoUtbat its goo £ stfects-wLU he realized from the first year
'to ten-pr . fifteen ryears Bfteri.whfreaa tne [good effects of
guano are eihaastod in on •'year:*' Those who'have used
James Lowrv. j, * —r —-.1 Boneduat’ epeafcirf-therMgtest'-fennß of ihe benefit? Ue-.
BEDSTEAD MANTrrAffrrmwn ?ir« W i roia ft i* suited toeverytaiiet/of 60ll r #od all
of Chiilrt imd Bedit^-of ieserioUoS'ml?a i-- c ?” rU, i.l er ‘ S.® en:lttl -P n
th*.b*t material* 2 tSSf* w4‘
lhe«alno(niaUtycanbeßoldla theciti B,^n v 'B el “ tlcs '.^ na * nSM ts. >8 a manure, to '
Scalar attention to his large stoS of Mahoglnv Wakmt !‘“'hhot be e«ell«;. Dlrecaoos furmsjred, V
'Chairsadd Bedsteads, which he will aeiTat .' Orders must-be addressed to •-' ;•■•■ A. IIOEVfcLKB, :. '•
Turning oi ..reeVPitts&reln
’H'oVtho Ware .Booms, orit;the
ttendedfen ■„ ■ 44alas “ ia Liberty streets, will-be fron^Oy
Abofi
•‘f'i Thi . subscribers tender-their aoknow-fSa
1 for the. favors bestowed'upon ImJ : -
by their- Steamboat friends, and Ks|
remind them and others interest-'*! *
;Minhuildinffboate,that they are at all times" prepared 1 to'
-1?*“ a sj_ on the mOsfrreasonable terms, every description ©t
Cabin yormture and Chairs of the best material 'and- work- *
manshlp. • - T.-U‘YOUNG * C 0„
vortierThird and Smithfield streets,
- opposite “Brownie Hotel.”..
-__£i.A«ffIILLIKE» 4 CO.i \
Mtenshre OABTXET *nd;
lii,JStS^ N^ AOTOEY ' No - 64 SmlthieM-Streut,*.
ln< LP l “ i » furniture, which they
wiU Btii cent below -
: '. ••
XTri? to OMh Purchased*.
YU ? tmA n?«■ of ANB'FANCY
fail *n BEDSTEADS,- st price? that cannot
SnptoSf^J^iS^ 2l^ oar w ork is warranted.
Ourterms ora. CASH. JAMES LOWRY, JR.,
msna . • eer.Beventh.and Liberty,etp. :\
to manufacture
AEBof eTerydescription.*thi«oMßtaijd;-
and Savoutb strata. UNDKKTA K
..-.•*, XNQ attended to, iii aUttsbranches.- : niyll .
recoiT«a by Express'. tfia following
AnßWography of Ohm Caldwell, M.D.: byHarrietlV.'
of®®**- published. . • , j
f a History of tire'’Progress Bad
wn J ?£_ t! L e American Party. Just published? •-- V 1 ,
Nelly Unujken: by Annie Chambers Bradford.
Mason & Dixon’s Line: by J. H. B. Utrote. '
PopalUaarpailon.'■' Ida May. “
Wohort’a Boost; new work by W. Irrincr. • i '■ ''• '
Alone; by Marion Harland.
Fanny ferpw r/
lafe pf Horace Greeley.
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern.
§ ax ®! s ' i>o * mB f in two styles of binalmr.
Godey, for March 20 cents
Peterson’s Magazine; fot* March.; 17 cents.
Ballon’s Magazine, for March: 10 cents.
; Yankee Notions, for March.
TouTCroSble: "by Lorer.
Frank Leslie’s Journal. for March.
Call at the new and cheap Book Store of
SAMUEL,B, LAUFFEB,. .
87 Wood street*- ;,
JS&terprlse Gun Workg.-
BOWK 4 XJiTLiIY continue to Bell Kl£l*E3 cheaper
tlun thej can behad either or West, and every'
guo Is warranted. Call goon, If yen want one, forthevrire
going off tike hot cakes. 1 3
mhia
Uerpetle hoop la llie best tliiDg'yQO can find to
Gl curesorausss cr roughness of ihe hlilii. It lw-o s ~11
chapsAhd chafts_of the hinds, and renders t hem smooth.,
soft and."while, I dents pe rake, cold bv' . 1
;; JohP o h-CUTHBBttT, 140 Third street -.
ii^ Q Si AMSrJ ? st s nH S , a “uc lot of oibghums:
mhS - , Ai A.'MAgfa & Ou- 2hßiftnstreeet.
T JUtl>—aseg»toPi»i*hy-“ ■■■:.
O*" 1 * '^“HBIfBI’HoOOLLIKa;
hsy been induced to. opes an office for
«rL* •®^? r P? 6 - e 6n 2 Rll d selling, on OoramiesiotuAnd-
o f. lirgtf Steam Baw*MUl» and'Boatr.j
with .many otter
fodntiwfrom.otte ? watet W deteam saw-mills: * He flatter*
•Mmself that-. be_caa furnish any bills of lumber and
timber,of great urrßmaUnong or short; and.
JeliTer tbaaatnny point op .tbo.AUegheny, tforiongahelm
Tiren\ contract to'build large Bareev!
Store Boatej-CoalHats, Boat Gunners,Bridge SmEe
road Timber*—TreiKht Iron, to any given-point,
-end will.attcnd to the Sale Roptof Eeal EstS? Worn
•fils Experience in .inmtaring,Trei s bting ;; ffmi -*bdai ?
building, be thinks he can givegcheral catis&etibnj; All
-persons-.are requests to makO : thetr contracts «oon;-e«D&
eially .tbose;wanting boats or large bills of lumbar and ‘tim*
her, shahid 'contract, for them in the tail for tbeapringrad -'
eumirier Use. - He will also attend to thb purchase and sale
of.anycommodityth&tmay.&rdesired. • >.
• Letters addressed to Davis Md5X, Real Estate and Con
' tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No; 120, post paid, will be
punctually attended tovHls office ison Irwin street, No
2j Allegheny House. "• DAVID JfUNN. .
* -
Cc4»3Maes.B.MpTgen,Lumhemftp. Kttsburgh.- ■■ .
-Mr.-Jbhn'MorrtsOnrS^^^' a ’ > * . ; ;
BrOwn, Esq., ; <!’r Allegheny River
:.. Mr*WnuArmstrong, .. ... Clarion • r “ *'
- Mr. George B. Swdney,' . *‘ *‘f> ;■•>*-■ :.
a&J.HftbnACo., - *« ....
■desgUyday .-,.. - l; ;-V / .•>
' :i “|j|l ,-
Eagle Marblb'aiid Freepprt Stone Works,
• - nO. 245 HEAP OP WOOD STREET. PITTSBIIIIGII, ;
"•* ■ And near the Q&tuitrg \Qate LatCrraiceciUc,
T\fl-ONUME#TS, BURIAL VAULTS TOMB STONES, Ac
lU Preeport Stone Walla and Pences, Mantle Pieces, Cen
tro and Pier Topa, always on band and made to order.
•N. anew style of Fence for Cem
etery Lots,ofDURABLE i>TONE, cut through In panel of
railing form', and at very little .post-over Iron fencing. : 1
refer to flpecimens'of that and -other work I have already
done in tile Allegheny Cemetery. I hate on band a choice
•election of drawings forevery description of wort ini my
line. -. ... - •
"•RmExsoxs:
Col. HENRY McCUIXOUGH* Pittsburgh,
war, bagaley; do
KRAMER 4 RAQM? do . ;
Mrs, HARMAR DENNY, . do
- Horn WILLIAM WILKINS, Home Wood.
,-; Hon. THO 3. IRWlN«Allegheny. • ’ “ '
Sirs. TIERNAN. St., do.
JOHN McDONALD CROSSAN, Monongahelp
Honse. - • • aprlQ.d*vr
■ n SPRING STOCK OF HAMBURG PIANOS,
■ CHARLOTTE BLUME, M'o. .X\& Wood
Agent •
The Hamburg Pianos are undoubtedly Bu
ll « S u *» perior to all .others, both in daxtidty of
touch and superiority of toni.
■ ,£hey have-not on:y received the highest marks of appro*
bation liom the best Enropean Pianlstai such as
LIST. THALBERG, : - .
And olbers,who have them constantly in. their own use,
hut also from oorn>sident Professors. The following is an
extract from alettor of- ! .' • - v
PROFESSOR HENRY ROHBOCK. •:• -
After describing the particular style, two of'Which he*
iwantd fof-'bts' own^Ufe—one Grand and one' Bquare-~he'
speaks-BS fuliows tftheit excelleirtqua|idea: ; ;
if My little daughter, who plays trith my- :
selCbavea good instrument, and yours are the omy ones
which cansstiafy me. !
“ Instruments are offered me oh.the mosfcaccomniodatit]g‘
terms; I, however, do not like them; llhey have cot the
elastio touch and the toue ot yours ~.<•••r . ; -v- ■
. . “I remain yours, reepectlWly, - ' -• ;
u HesttY Pittsburgh: Pa.” ‘ '
For Tale by; CUARLOrTE BLUiIE, at the “Old Eatab.'
: Piano D*pot,“'llB Wtod street, 2d door above fifth ■
Also sole Agent for Pittsburgh and Western
for Ballet, Ddvii tf Cb'/i JBitCon Fianos, /which in the' Kast
ern cities are considered superior to either:GhicfceHng # a or
Nunns & Clark’s, bat which fact (snot extensively known,
os hey have bat lately been introdneed herei) and other,
New York *rid Ph'ladelphia Pianosj of the best makers, at
pricesfrom s2Voto $BOO . -.=mbl9 *
Dices Coeds,
Embroideries,
< l lf an, advertisement ot. Mrs. illume, in this paper, my
A na eis bade use of in connection with.vbe Hamburg
Pianos. Snch i-dnWuthoris'-d by me, and. moreovar,
the mat eris ioconectly stated and m'eapplied- •he fact*
are.theae: About a year ago.l wrote: to-BaumgarLen A
Uelhs,'PiamJ makers in H imburgj (Germanyi).fora Piano
uf 3 new and peculiar wnstruotio<j,and of whicn ifumisb*;
el a minute description. Tb*>y replied that thej did-not’
mapTifactuie .-apy such, and reqat’Sted me* to examineV
Piano ol t ih/ir mnko Kent '.o Mrs; jjinmb, at the same tirnS
furn feh the.with a' similar one, m Lliked it.
1 a.m»iUiug!y examined the ipsirumSut, but as it did not
plirase mo, I decliceu purcLoafig of them. I have-since
t ought ond tim now mdng a i iano lrom the factory**f
Nus-ss &. Ctaas; N. Y. ■ (mh23) HfeNKY •
! r J CtiVOKERING $ SONS* 7
' Pl^Jfpk
. rpnPfrTSfW JOHN H. M ELLO R, No. 61 Wood' stoe rr,
1/ *- S u “between Fourth street and Diamond alley,'
basjust received-from the manufactory of C' JtMhRING
*A>4k>SS, BOgJtoNf a new and fall supply of,their fc'IRST
CLASS SEVEN OfTTAViI .PIANO FuRTKS, with all the
lute and valuable improverents— also, of their plainer and
lower prlc«*d styleej BUitHble for -those who require a cheap
. but good instrument. All the Pianofortes from 'hiaman*
ufao ory ure warranted, and will besoIdTNTARIABLY AT
; BOSTON,FACTORY.PRICES.,
OLD' PlANOS.—Several fecund-hand Pianos, In -good
order, for «atu at-j£3o, SSQ, $75,*5115, slBo,&c. r 4c. . > .
, . iiKLQDKONS-rA full supply of MelodVoos "of Entirely
new and beautiful styles. anil trom tie best manufactories
iu the country, at s*s; $6O, sl3s, $l5O.
- JOU2J H. "MELLOR,' • -
Agent for the sole of Chicsxeikq 4 Soss’ pzasos, .
‘ ‘ *' For Pittsbuigh and Western Penna. m
Bl Wood etreat, between Diamond-alley ani :
Foqrtb street. ' ' mbld : ■
UtKIS FOB RAILRQ AD .ENGlNEER.—Ocntaln
r log fonnulrc for laying but curre?. determining frog an
gles.lVvelliog,; calculating /earth-work, etc., together-
of.ratjii, ordinates,’.deflections, long cbords,'
magnetic Variation,’logarathiras'anQ natural' signA- tan* 7 ’
gents,etc. EtcJ,'by John B. ITencki Civil Engineer. Pocket-1
book fbnb.- $1,75. 1 • . , , . ._•. „ .j
*VEhe object of the present work Istbsupply a want
very genbrally felt by Assistant' Engineered Hallroada.'
JBookAPtconvenient form for use In thafield. containing
the ordinary lograrithmatic tables are common ehoughrbut
a book combining with* these tables oihe s peculiar to‘the,
Railroad .work,-and especially)tbe- necessary ibrmolm'for
laying out-curves, turn<)Uts v crossingß,£c.,iß adesidsratnm
which this.workip'4eslgn«l lo supply.'
U. 8. Military Academy, West Point, A.pri]lB,~lSs4.--
Gtntlemen: 1 faavalooked over /“ilenckV Field ‘Book for
hailroad ‘Engineera, 7 ’ and tblhk’lt weU adapted 10 the ob«..
jecllta author proposes; and have no qocstlon.lut it will be
fr-ando very useful and practical tblome both for office arid
fieldwork. . • . • . D. ff-MXfIAJf.-
r * , .T&oy, April 2- 1854., !
I am mach pleased with Sir. Henc&’s little manual, the
“ Field Booh of Railroad Engineers." With, the presen’ta-::
tioa of sotnu of tbe most practical And useful of recognized
processes among railway engineers, &e‘ has others
which, n«w at least in' their present tom, appear to pOßsessr
a taint of higher value than that of mere noyeliy—that of
being In reneral'susceptible of available, not to say desire*
ble, practicai use. In conclusion,‘while I think the design
of Ur. Henck’s book is Michas to adapt II excellently Awl
to professional needs, ! hare pleasure in expressing thy;
cordiul satisfaction'With' Its execution, alike inth.tha .per
spicuity of arrangement'6ffect«i by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taate displayed by hiapiiblJihefß^'
■■■■, '.vß.'.EkAjfKtni G&anrn,-v, •
■ 0. E. and Director Oflien&gelaer Polytechni&lnstitute,
Fdraoie by ’ ; , AYIIXIAM 8. HAVEN,
Dealerlh En^neers’-Stationeiy,-'---
ftn3 ~ - ,y; .Market street, corner of Second-
bust-. ,1, -
fj,- ness-in 'cl3.. . ptiinuie.a;
lately; ‘enlarged,) ; .on ffce’ Fittsborgh. afidjKgllsSHlSS**'
OfretMtyire-.'turuplke*
Krin,betnfeeb-.Kttob'ultth'‘aß& InWencevllie, reape?ilnlly
invites thepnblid ;i td inkjett‘ hl3 -stock of OAIIHIAGKa
BUGuIEe,- &cV* Aha be ’partlctflnily inionns gentlemen
purchasers that on* /price, on |y. is \ maie, -..Foarteen years*
experience &n4hebosiQee?i£uabjeH'hiia toplafce before his
■patrons -theream© choice collection ?of Carriages whi- h, 60
-.many yeaw.pagt it-has, been bis. particular -department to
select' from the rarioua and Tinbsttalented fiastonimanu'
facturera. Thb success of hb new system is
economy of bis arrangements will supply • ha beat ahd
faslilcmable manufactures at moderate prpets.- -. ■■ •
• Unencumbered-by those heavy expenses, wbict’the'
manfaft-'f decorating houses of } asiness’haa' htspe'fl upon
tho price of good*».(Offlng to large rents.)
Will feHj on.mjdy' mt n ©you ly > -a t mub h 1c33 than the üßual
-profits. : : [mhfcdtwl
- 1 irtrnuvfliti-I-.o bc-t manner, with (trhpa'eh
G,iUaßli«un<fc J C'o.>»'r ; rtti»»portntlont,lno
rrO BAliXUlOitfi- AN j>-
..Jt., ri£W and Agents' oi said Line
hate bean lor lie part fourteen years connected iriih- the
.‘foldestabUsbed'Blnghain r s.Lihe. ,> ' They will give their
osualprompt attention to the forwarding of Produce, Mer
.ehtm<uie,4o,.ln the: shortest time and.otf os ravorabie
teniisas any other Lin's; ,
Oaly.oneltanshiprrcnt bfltwecn'PlftsbxirgiL PhPa
delphia and Baltimore,. : . r~\ -
{ *} GEOi BINGHAM.A.COn-...-
Canal Basin* Liberty st_ Pittsburgh, e
i: BINGHAM, DOT'4"CO;
Proprietors.- ■ 3,0 -F. o ?* 6 ? sreeVPUmdelphia. -
’ ■' JAMES WILSON, Agent,
- . 121 North ’st., Baltimore, ■
M. L, OSTBANDEB, Agent, :i;;
Sfl, New York’ , v
_ Bp°4U»fl|iani nnii bellow lyure,
]VI bin* tire-^trade" generally-We laibuoeil.'
t samjjleaof theabote Ware, from the Poftery t*F
, WoouwartJ, Bi^fceTy^'Ca t XasTlUT«poQUare kept at the,
:Order»respectfoliy-£ollcita3.' *■
V/:-'-'' ' JAM.&B 3LASKLY,
Corner of iSereath andr gHbfebj.rtg,. ;
130 WOOP-STHRF.T.
NOTICE.
Ni! vn STOCK OF
aprTrly: .•.,.,
riHIiJ OWNERS WANT *nl ImTe^irajCeu'usiQ
•X £ell .Twelve flubdjng I<ots, each 24 feet Rent on a Co Yl
street, by 130 deep toa-iiift. alley—situate near tbe Outer
Depot. Allegheny City. Pi ice for,each lr t onlyTw?'
DEjarDoiiAaS, Cash! r This la a very low price:., and nothing
but ton want of money induces .them tooffeitba Jjotso*
this" price. CaHeoon. ii’ .ioU *antto procure bargains.
• 'mh9 "3. CPTHBfiiiT~A BON, m.Tbird et,,a
bayrglvNQ. 3 large Macketal;- --TT
C do ffledluflrOtfT. . . "
■■Har’d anifcr Ml* fcy F*MIJ, s.e£ljsSB,; A
-Si
MEDICAL.
PAli-feS**' i
AI.L laiJ PUBPOSEB OF A
:f SIC.
.•••; /tqlifijj-lmiff exiatcd » pabH*
ft W*&\ ’deraddforabeffectivcpurgatlTOpin
j whldi coiilSWf reM oq u sote tad
Z.;-/' perfectly safe in fu operation. This
,i;i> nv&bwTx prepared to meet thai do
»rid an axtenrivo trial of ita
: *l3fy hhfrtttfclnaively shown %lth
i 1 it accomplish eat ho pa -
• designed.», It is easy to ma&a a
Ms** "" limn 11| ii i not easy to make
■'tfie'deai o£au Should hare none of the ob-
but.aU thejadvantSfccSj'Of-eVgry other. - This has
. been attempted,here, apd.wßh. what specess we would re*
'tyettfdllyiabmitto'ihenublic'dfecMotL;.. It has been un
i fortunate for the patient hi that almost every purge*
I tin's madldne la acrimonious and irritating to the bowels.
This is not. Many.of thm produce so much griping pain
and revtilsUmln the system as'to more than counterbalance
thn good to be derived fcpm-theml These pilU produce no
.impition or pain, unless it arise froma previously existing
OT in-,the bo,* els. Being purely
A* P°.^4L rin 'canurise'from thoir use in any quantf-
2 r ««?u. ti * t m a t be ? e: rthat any medicine should be taken Jodi
for>iheir rase in the several
diseases to which they are riven on the box.
• Amrng the-complaints which hare been speedily cured by
them.weihaymontlon hiverCtUipiaiht,in its various forms
of Jaundiee^lndlgeaUon,-lAngucr, and teas of Appetite,
UstlwsDCsa, Irritob lltj, Bilious llcadiche, BlUon* fever,
Feycrand Ago.. FnU In tlw Bias and loina; for, in troth,
-all these aroTjUt the conaequeOceof diseased action in the
i liver, Asnn. afford prompt and sure relief
in Castiveness,.Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula
and Scurvy, poldewitb soreness of the body, Ulcers and im
purity Of the blood; in sbdrt,"nhy-afcd every cose where a
purgative is required; ;
• They have also PfodncedsbmeßlDgular3ysucces3fal cures
in Rheumatism, uoat; Erysipelas, Palpita
tion cl the Hearti Pains in the Back, Stomach and Side.
They BhoultJ be freely,taken In the} spring of the year, to
purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of
seasons'' An bccaeional'dose’stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy actlofij and-restotea the appetite and
vigor . They purifythe blood, and, byi-their stimulant ac
tion on the circulatory system, renovate the strength of the
tody, andrestore 'the ttast«d ; crr diseased energies of the
-.whole organism: *; lienee an- occasional dcso is advanta*
geoiiseveh though no serious derangement exists; baton
necessary doling should' never be-carried too far, os every
purgative medicine reduces xhe strength,when taken to
• excess; r: The thousand cases in which a physio is required
cannot be-enumernted.here, but they suggest themselves
to the reason of every body; anditts confidently believed
this pill* will aifcwer a better purpose than any thingwhich
bos hitherto been available to mankind. "When their vir
tues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what
remedy to emilloywhßainnecd of b cathartic medicine.
Prepared bjJA!d£3 C. AYKR, Assayer and Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass. /Brlco 25 centsper box. Five boxes
forsl.
A ' FAHNESTOCK A CO; Pittsburgh, and by
oil Druggists. . 3y 6 ;6mdaw.
: ""(CarteWr' Spaiiiafo Maalupe.
THE GREAT PtJBIEIIER OR THE BLOOD I
«Hot 4, Particle of .HoTcnry in it.
IET' THE * AFFLICTED BEAD, AND PONDER!—An
i Infallible Remedy lbr Scrofula, Bing's Evil, Rhotnna-
Usm,Obstinate Pustules
. on the Facer Blotches, Boils, Ague ftpd Fever, Chronic Sore
Eyes, King .Worm or Tetter,'Scal'd HeitdrEniargement end
Pn’n'df the-BOncs and Joints, Stubborn Ulcere, Syphilitic
JMtordsreXLumbsfjo,’ Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
prising from au-lnjudieioueosecf Mercury,lmprudence In
Life,' os Jhfpurity of Ui« Blood. .
-'ASrTMa groat alterative-medicine and Pnrider of Blood
is now used by,;, .mauds of grateftxlnitientsftmn oil part
of the United testify, dally to the remarkabi
euiea perforihed By the .greatest of all medicines, “CAB-'
TER’S SPANISH' MIXTURE.*' Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
i>croful6,iKrupUona'on the Skin, Idrer Disease, Fevers,
Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of tho.
Throat. Female Complaints, Pains ahd‘Aching of the Bones
anil Joints, ar« speedily potto Bight by using this crcatand
ihesiittmbloremedy. i--
• For all diseases of thoElood, nothing has yet been found
.to compare wiihit* It cleanses the System of all Import*
ties, acts genUy and efficiently on the Liter and Kidneys,
strengthens .the Digestion; gives tone to the Stomach,
make- the skin clear and healthy,-and restorer the Constl'
tutlon, enfeebled by disease dr broken down by he excesses
of yonth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
• : *or : tbe Ladies, it Is Invariably bettor than all the co>
metlcs ever used-- A fewdoseaorCarter'g Spanish Mixture
. will remove all sallowness of complexion, wing tha rosea
nmntlldg'to the cheek. gifra elasticity’ to the step, and im
pfovo the general health In a remarkable degree beyond all
.the medicine? ever heard oh y
.. : The large number, of certificates which ‘wo have received
from; persons from all parts of‘the United States, Is the best
'evidence that there-ls no-humbug: tfbout iL The press,
hOtel'keeppra,magistrates, physicians.-and public men, well
known, to tbe.cdfumumty, all add their testimony to the
r wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD -PURIFIER.
* Cairoh the'Agtfßt and get a Circular and Almanac, and
| ( read the Yrpnderfulcures this truly greatest of all iledklnvs
has performed, . r ~,...
‘ None genafneUulwa'elgned'by DENNETT & BEERS,
: Proprietors, ; Nb.S Petirl street,’Klchmbnd, to whom all
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
. And for sale byJL. A FAHNESTOCK,- JOSEPH FLEM*
ING, FLEiIING;DROS.,ami by Druggists generally.
. i»i ■ '• f. 1.. •*.
Effeutnai Remedy for Worms*
THE' cd wrperbncd are the most reliable, and
I* not.too costly are sought altar by the practical. The
following Is the Yblnntaty *estlmohy of a worthy, and well
known pbyblcian,Telativ»to hla’ekpefciimce of the efficacy
•of J 3. A. FAUNEsTOOK’d CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
. during-a pracHje of twentv-Bvft yeare:.
„ ’ May2Gd,'lBM.
<£ • . *
Gektlzme:*:—lam one.of tho.soindividuals backward fa •'<
giving certificates. but in the present: itiatance consider it £
uuh to huroiihHy to eay tliit -.l sbve been engaged in the
; practice of for twentyiflVe years, nnd have never • f
Q/ ft- with, any remedy, effectual. fat worms as your Ver* >
. naifugc. Inadults, even of Fever, I ccjhetimea '
■ u*eic'to carry off GaTorne! taken‘the previous night, and
often find hidous worms to follow. x og e .
pa otber-Vermifage in my jjracilce, obd dears no better. : v
. Respectfully, HANKINS, M. B. h
Prepared and told by B. A.“FAnNESTOCK A CO n comer ;
Ftfsiand Wo<4 streets. : *‘ , uv..
• • - • FrivatoDfaoadeo. • ■ i V
DA. AROWNf JSo. 41 ;814m.0n & Alley, Dd« ■/*':
votes hla entire Attention to anofleePractice, ggggpj- .’
gM His business Is mostly cbiflried' to Private Tuif
‘ v «Bai' Feftereat andsuobpainfalaffectiona, £S& >
brought on by imprudence, youthfalladulgence and excess }
Syphilis,Syphilitic JKnjpUons,<3bnoxrhea # Gleat,Stricter* i
Urethral Dischargee. Impurity ofiUie' Blood, with oil Disea* i .
fies of tbtfVenereal Organ, 'Skin-Diseases, Scorbutic Erup* ;
Seminal Weak* *
ness, Impotency, Piles,, Eheamatisju, Female Weakness, *
'Monthly SupgrterionsJ Diseases 'of the Joints, Fistula in-l 1
Ano, Nervouft Affections,, Eatas in the Back and Loins, Irrl *.
tatiou of tiie Bladder and Kidneyß,saccts3lully treated^—^. •
Cure'guaranteed • « 1 >•« . . : ' .
.Twimty.years’piacticettonUi.thiacUyJeDablesDr.Brown * >
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may coma unf :
'dffhiacJfr'ev I '."':'v" -•
:Ofllceand Private Consultation Rooms, 41,Diamond anew
:ta»*Chargtftmoderate z ,i ./. . covfrtifrwly *
1 1J HKUMAi.Ibhi.T~Dr; Qinnfmnjy discovered remedy f
._XV tor Rheumatism iso speody find certain Remedy <
1 'that painful croubfe.’ -Itinerer Jails;' <,
] OEcriQtidPttestcCt-aflultßtioD AOomeNo. 41 DIAMOND 1
Pittsburgh, PeanA.. TheDqctorls alwnyßathorae !.
■ _ • . , j ..
AtlEAflia&MKfiTS FOE 1889,
;;■.■.... EUfturjJAN AUUNU7.
Plttstmrgli, fori
' fiemitting Uonoy. lotto Old Country.
JAMES'- uLAKr.LV ; t*g3 : laave to 'say to those persons •
haTing-fricodd ln the'Old Country, and desirous of;
..either sending ibem mon«y. tneir passage, that'
•bN for doing either now complete and oa>
I -so Crib a basis that mistakes cannot occur, nor losses accrue:
to any party Dating the. years in which he has ‘
£eoo In this business, ho hoe remitted ovm a half million'
vnf dollars.;wUhoot' lEe loss of adoilar, and the house for'
UGia agon ;, in Liverpool, has shipped not less than •'
.45,0d0'peTson8'Uuring £hw last year to,tus coon try,
n complrhjt of negJcct-oj-duty on their part. ' - . *
•;= flncaaissuesassetcger tickets fenlondon, Dublin,
pool, Glasgow,-Cork, Belfast*-Ajrpgheda, Limerick,Fort,
- Au?b, Newxy, Galway, tonilondferry, and Dundalk, to Hew •
’York, Pliilkdeipnk,- Boston; • Baltimore, and New
candfrom attendHtricttyto'-
forwarding passengers from thenca to any part of the couik*
.try.: fte also' has eight ctraltfl‘.f3r'6ale, payable at the fel4
lewrngpkccs, viif
-r/;:-..•,;•/■ ,'-:T,v-OH-ENGltAtmi ' “s
Edwards, Sanford&Co. ,?•
•Wm. Tappscott A Co
(Available in the principal-cities end towns tbrou shout ’
England and BTalea.); *r;.; : ....-•
ON IRELAND. C
.ProvindaL ...7>nTnrp'
.-...J.y J-.y : BiASpasa. ■, 5
~'S&nK' /. -Dubgwmoivttalloir,
Tralee, •' '"Pareoartotmi Dtogbada, : Londonderry
:SiigOi t. i ■■?. i Ballica, <. ’ 1 BaUyß&azmcnfKilkenny, s
Nowiy, .. }j Polcralne,. Enniskillen, 1 Dangannon, ;
( Bandon,' w .* , Cariuw% * - * Cambridge, f,imcr4fV | <■
’Ehntecortbft *Wa«rfertJ, : - Dofc'npatriekj Galtfay, .
. .• T-Atiilono; ;-j;r©(msn*ll, . - Cootchil],
MouaglUKi*
i Kilru&h, b'trabaney .llalj'ciiiuu -Cork,
■..*■'■•! -Omagh, ' Wexford.
: ...... ' -ON SCOTtANIfc.
National Bank of Scotland, Edlnbarg,tmcl its tranche*
in.fifty,towK&ia£cottwid.r7 r/: 7 * • • "•
•-* - ;.... ' • .- a , 05* PRANCE*. •
‘ ffles3rfc£awira’Bluitf;*.Ca; -;
i (XrHllaLilß iaany dty in France.}
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Meaara* Vogel, Hock* ank&rboh-the*Main ’
(AyaDable Fn atiy city inflrrroanyj
JAiIKS BLAKELY,
-r >.-nh l: -^camimorSavggtha&d-gmithSeldstreets, n
fletft? i- Pitta lmrgh.ro. '•
/Steamboat- Tranafrortation
i i.z ,■ -S cthe/imltunrPpiJartinent.
■ L..i , at.-Ldui3/Mo,^February 2o, 1855. J
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KtrßlQß;'B3y-ftom.3o toltfjoila of-A'tmalty Goods. Erortsi
Jons. Ammunition, s&, tote deliver?! to ihotndNn Aneal -
: •
tribute. aidGood*, «c.'»tottle;lndiaLk • The earae proposal
i&coTei 100 tohftof Good/ 1
<fr ta&? ftpjni ffr LooiK to Port Unlou ' *
.;*JP*P*M&tPMPOMQa will be. received fartrangponw »1> '<
the 16b? mentionedlot &c., ftom For -
Union, by pother safe water corrrev
aocp, to Fori Benton. ' • . : • *1
: [ ehonld state lb :
: bind ut bOa.t proposed j.ftd also embrace a prow :
aition fipecJiving iha.per..dlenL,c;'mpfnaiitlt>ii to boDaldl-' '
ctuethtf boat'to remain
tf on Beatoa* him to execute h«
dalMss Omn citato nsf/to ncso9 9 h,wlth tbo Indian tribe -
to : bo assembled Oictq., The contractors will bo espectod t ; S -
juroidr- nre of ettogs, the, transportation for then Se- •
Eißued.snd Uif.titsistibloi'wluuuilt accompany the Mod. '
| ana sub-istance for them whilst on; board fee rtiwrJdJ,r,
and UrOasSttuißaatlteßJhaSaW hhSi is
steam dr koei; that 'ajo-oorconßiiortd by ti!a nmi/«i2i
anfflrientiy stauntbrfspewly,.and adapted to SownlS!
fSSS:“ d '° ir d«m£S
i -Jha proposals wBl-oacJ. c
Transporti gXndlah'GdhdivfroVlsioSAc. '
'Riter*mif will .
irhfcb tlm lldaeES.WUl COtxtlQCi to^ißrfn5 3 ' f i 4V ’.
jnust be accompanied by-a Runran^^thn* 1 **■ • r ‘'
efrterinto6<atTaC^&paMtA **■* .
s.l -■ •■ -q.v-A!. jnj3lSlrhG t Bnpt.lnti Ag^p.
J&'OH All xn
wrtlM lh f^ r DwemniriJousB 0f fturroomr
!?«*&- - Cfc&l hQttsa and other cratbull
-apples, .peaches, p-ai
tieift; and cl good qaaliiy. Qoi
awl about thr
ffilleafiofii thatityf CUXUuBKT ft SON*
Js*“ Real EsNtoAgoht, HO thtal atrm-C
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