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EFFECTS OP TUE .
Importations of foreign goods into this coun
try have been greatly reduced since the first of
January, as compared with former years; yet
the exports of specie to Europe continue to be
about equal to those of last year. Many express
surprise at this, supposing flint the export of
speoleaboria fall off immediately upon the re
daction of imports. But snob cannot be the
immedicite result. Large'balanoea duo on the
purchases of former years have yet to be settled,
and no considerable amounts of breadstuff's were
exported last season to meet them. The vast
expenditures of capital, too, in the prosecution
of the Eastern war prevent the purchase of the
usual amount of American securities in Europe.
The heavy taxes and the enormous loans of the
governments of England and France, made ne
cessaryhy the war, absorb, and will continue to
absorb the capital of Europe, and American
stocks and securities will find few purchasers in
London. The last loan called for by the French
government amounted to over forty-eight million'
dollars; end the late loan to the English goverai
meat, taken by the Rothschilds,to nearly eighty
million dollars. Other loans will probably be
needed within a twelvemonth, and will be con
tinuly called for until the war is ended. In
five years that war may absorb a thousand mil
lion dollars, and a large portion of the money be
transferred to eastern Europe, from which it
will return but Mealy to the banking houses of
England and France.
With such home demands for funds in the na
tions of .Europe. American stooks cannot find
purchasers there, and our indebtedness to Euro
pean capitalists will be gradually reduced as the
seenrities mature. 'lt has been stated that this
country owes at boost two 'hundred million dol
lars in Europe. The interest on this, some ten or
twelve millions, must be promptly paid and the
principal reduced as itfalls due. We have but two
means of payment—specie, and the products of
oar soil. Lasryear the soil yielded but little for
export, except cotton ; and more specie must go
to meet the payments due ; and this must con
tinue for some time yet. It is useleis to expect
anything else, or plrhaps to desire it. During
the last year the short crops and financial
collies led to a general curtailment of business
operations in this country, and to a general ef
fort to reduce indebtedness, and settle up and
liquidate old accounts. The business of the
country has now been brought nearer to the cash
system, and the general indebtedness greatly re
duced. We thus stand upon a healthier basis
for the future ; and it will be no misfortune to
the country if the demands of the European war
compel a reduction of American iudebtedness
abroad. As those debts aro reduced, the largo
annual.frain fcir-the payments of interestleill
be reduced, and this country become more inde
pendent of foreign nations. We must feel seri
ously the effects of a war in Europe so long as
we are in debt to - its nations. There is now
more specie in this country than ever before,
and it can be applied to reduce debts without
serious injury. Or if business should be slightly
depreseed as a consequence, and railroad build
ing and speculation somewhat checked for a year
or two, a more safe and solid basie will be es
t ablished for future operations.
Bat there are indications that the large export
of specie will not last long. The reports from near
ly all parts of the country give promise of crops of
all kinds this year in unexampled abundance;
while in Europe there is every indication of a
very large demand for our surplus food. Should
nob be the case, debts can be paid without
large exports of specie. If the European war
continues for years, American food will pay
American debts in the old world; and this coun
try become independent of those nations finan
cially as well as. politically.
Sat abitelhe exigencies of the European war
may compel the more 'speedy payment of our
debts gbroad, they will also produce some bene
fi3ial effects upon our shipping and other inter
ests. Should our crops prove abundant, and
the European demand fer them be large, Ameri
can ships must be mainly employed in their
transportation. A large portion of the English
and French ships are employed as transports of
soldiers and Stores to the seat of the war, and
sailors for commercial vessels have boom°
scarce in those countries. Even American ves
sels are chartered by them as transports, and at
high prioes. And while the Yankees are thee
transporting troops and stores for John Bull
and Johnny Crappean, they are occasionally I
driving a profitable bargain with their enemy.
Late English papers state that an American ship
has found its way to a Russian port of the Bal
tic, and safely delivered a Valuable cargo of
fitly thciusand rifles, and five thousand of Colt's
revolvers. Such a cargo would sell for a million
dollars, perhaps, in a Russian port just now.
Yankee 'enterprise will have to be carefully
watched by the allies, or Russia will continue to
be a profitable customer, notwithstanding their
blockades.
The value of Russian commerce to this coun
try is becoming well understood, and it will re
quire almost countless ships to blockade all the
Russian ports of the White Bea,"the Baltic and
the Black. But the financial effect of the war
most favorable to this country will probably be
the increased demand for American breadstnffs
and provisions'; and if there is food to spare
the•market cannot fail to be large and profitable.
We sec than no Indications for the present
that. can excite serious apprehensions for the
future. Abundant crops this year will place
this country in its business and finances upon as
safe and'proaperoae a basis as ever before, and
with greatly reduced liabilities to cloud and
burden the future.
New Pnblloatlon.
Tat. Manta Batln. or Miriam, Tho Avenger: by Ittrr
Emma D. E. X. ,Southworth: author of " The Les!
Heireu," u. The Wife's Victory," &c.
Mrs. South Worth has become well known in
this country atian_ elegant and powerful writer
of notion, and this, her last work, is highly spo..,
ken of as her best and most interesting.. We
have read it, and can truly say that no novel (dr
a long time has so absorbed our attention. The
s cone is laid In the State of Maryland, and the
story qpens in the year 1814, when the people of
t he eastern Coast were exposed to the frequent
i noursions of armed bands landed from English
ships for the purpose of plunder. The story
runs through several years, is full of exciting
Incidents founded on foots, and the whole por
trayed in n lively and graphic style that cannot
fan to add' to the well earned fame of the au
thoress.
Tho book is for sale at tho literary depots Of
htuter & Co. and Gildettfenney & Co., PittSbinife
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MEE
TUE NEWS.
Julge Mules, of Poughkeepsie, ono of the
Judges of ,kbe:lsfew ; York Court of Appeals, has
been compelled ko i•eiiigeit ;urn. ilk health._
One hundred guns were fired off in Baltimore,
by the Democracy, pt-houer',of the victory in
Virginia.
Oa J!tidairl - night,' about;twolie o'clock, ti o
robberies, of a bold description, were committed
at Fort• Erie, Canada, and tho residents of the
place being aroused pursued ono of the robbers
hotly to the river, wliere he seized a small boat
and made over to Squ'an Island—and when they
landed, the:robber, named - Townsend, the leader
of a desperate gang of murderers, snapped a
pistol twice at the foremost -of- his pursuers,
John Magood, but fortunately without effect.
Magood, who was armed with a rifle, then shot
Townsend, through the head, killing him in
stantly.
DISTLEGIIISLIED HOTEL KEEPEUB BEFORE TEE
POLICE COIIIIT.—The Boston papers give a fall
account of - the arraignment- before the police
court of some Lalf
,dczn of the principal hotel
keepers of that city. The complalnt was made
by Luther Ham, Esq., Eirst Deputy Chief of Pa
.lice, and accused the parties of selling liquor to
divers persons Unknown, contrary to law. They
were:.
Paran Stevens, of the Tremont and Revere
Houses.
Lewis Rice, of the magnificent American
House.
Harvey D. Parker, of Court Square and the
beautiful Marble Palace in School street.
John Corthell, of the well kept Metropolitan
House, Washington street.
Charles Todd, dealer in excellent wines and
liquors, 185 Blackstone street.
Joseph Drew, extensive dealer in wines and
ardent spirits, 25 North Market and 130 Broad
street.
They were held to bailieverally in the enm of
$2OO for a breach of the law.
TILE LATE DIPLOMATIC QUARREL.—The letter
of Mr. Perry, charge interenn at Madrid, in re
ply to Mr. Soule, is addressed to the President,
but is published by the writer In the National
Intcllig enter. It Is a long document, somewhat
ambitions of sharpness in the style, and in
tended to be an extinguisher for the late minis
ter. Mr. Perry asserts that Ur. Soule entirely
mismanaged the Cuban business, and endeavor
ed to delay and prevent the settlement of our
difficulties with Spain. Besides trying to de
ceive him, Mr. Perry says Mr. Soule dared to
attempt to seduce and cajole him Into leaving
hie poet, so that the legation at Madrid would
be closed.
Tile Old Dominion.
The telegraphic returns to another column, of
the election in Virginia, leaves no doubt that
Henry A. Wise has been elected Governor by
the usual demooratie majority, from seven to
eight thousand. This is a triumph, considering
bow sadly the times are a.ut of joint, of which
the gentleman from Accomao may be justly
proud.
IFrorn the Chicago Tribune, bay 144
TEARIFic TOANADo.
THREE PERSONS FILLED—A ROUSE CARRIED UP
INTO THE AI/I—TERRIBLE NPVECTS OF TBE
WILIEUNIND.
Never before has it been our duty to record so
awful a calamity as that to which wo now sit
down to write. The scene of tho.tragedy is still
before our mind's eye ; the wrecks of the tem
pest are still lying scattered about; but were It
not for the unimpeachable character of our in
formants, eye witnesses of the dreadful calam
ity, we should be Inclined to believe that they
had been laboring under some mental hallucina
tion, and that what we aro Rhea:Ll° relate a
dream of the imagination. The reality, how
ever; is too tree. The bodies of the three vie
time, and the wounds of the other persons, coti
stitute evidence too palpable to bo act aside.
Oar readers will remember the violent hail
storm that took place in this city yesterday af
ternoon between.four and Jlve o'clock, and the
.oppressive heat the rest of the afternoon. At
the same hour the events to which we allude took
place In the town of Jefferson, near Jefferson
Mills, lff miles distant.
A cloud of a peculiar shape was first observed
approaching from the northwest, and termina
ting in a funnel shaped point, the apex. towards
and nearly reaching the earth. As it came
nearer, it was discovered to be a whirlwind,
rapidly revolving, and whirling up various ob
jects, in which were plainly seen large sticks of
wood, boards, small trees and chairs. It was
coming towards our, Informants, but did not
reach them, but turned to their right, described
a semi -circle, and fell upon a large frame house.
In an instant, and with a tweet, the roof was
torn off, and immediately - the whole house was
lifted from itti foundation, literally torn to pieces,
and the pieces carried up is the horrid vortex.
The furniture in the house—all of It—shared
the same fate, the weight of the articles appear
ing no - obstacle to their ascent whatever.
And now wo come to a part of the narrative
sad indeed to relate. In the honso were nine
persons. They were all drawn up into the air,
and fell, at different distances and with great
violence to the'ground. The wife of one of the
eye-witnesses, Mrs. Page, and two of her child
ren, were instantly killed. All.the other persons
In the house were greatly Injured.
The injuries, with two exceptions, consist of
singular and heavy bruises all over the body.
One man bad his arm broken, and another his
wriet badly sprained. Mr. Page only saved
himself from being drawn up Into the air by
holding on to a large rook. The house stood
upon four granite boulders. These were all
moved several feet from their places.
The whirlwind went on and passed diagonally
weed a post and rail fence. Of this it tore up
twenty rods so effectually, that there is not the
slightest vestige of a fence remaining. From
this it passed to the barn, tore away one side of
it and threw It against a horse, entitling his
death. The side of the barn then fell down on
' three calves and injured them so badly that they
died during the night. - The whilwind seemed to
pass off in a southward direction.
Many of the fragments of the buildings, etc.,
fell to the ground from a great height. In
coming down they foil nearly perpendicularly,
and entered the ground like stokes. Hundreds
of these were counted by our informant. The
force of the storm was tremendous. Not only
were the boards torn off from the beams to
which they were nailed, bat the beams them
selves were wrenched asunder.
The whirlwind was aocompanied by a storm
of hail, many of the hailstones being the size of
walnuts. Some of them were nine inches in
eircumferenoo. We have neither space nor in
clination for comment on this sad affair to-day.
Nothing like it has ever occurred here before,
and we hope never will again. It realizes the
utmost horrors of a South American tornado.
Had it spent its force in the city, hundreds of
deaths might have marked its progress.
ACCIDENT TO HON. J. 8. WELLS.—We learn
from our western exchanges that Hon. John 8.
Wells, of New Hampshire, who is now on a
visit to the west, bad a very narrow escape in a
serious aocident near Elkhart. Indiana, on the
southern Michigan railroad, a few days since.
The engine and tender were thrown off the
track, and the oars badly smashed—the bag
gage oar being driven into the next passenger
oar ten feet, shivering both to atoms. The
second and third passenger care Were also bad
ly shattered. Tho train was crowded with pas
sengers, yet none were killed. Mr. Wells was
in the first passenger oar, and was thrown be-
neath it upon the ground, the timbers passing
over him, and so closely confining him that the
oars had to be raised with jackscrews before he
could be extricated. Mr. Wells was not serious
ly injured.
AMOUNT OF GOLD CONSUMED FOR MANUFACTU
RING PIIRPOB7.B.—The Banker's Magazine has a
valuable article on the " Uses of Gold and Silver
in the Arts." It is computed that the amcunt
of the precious metals consumed in various ways
is from forty to fifty millions of dollars value
per 111,12 UM. The quantity need in the manufac
ture of watch oases, pencil cases, plate, house
hold materials, and in the arts, is enormous.
It is stated that for gilding metals by the oleo
trotypti and the water-gilding processes, and In
the Staffordshire patterns, no loss than 18,000
to 20,000 ounces aro annually required. In
Pails, 18,000,000 francs are Used for manufac
turing - purposes yearly; and In the Unite.d States,
$10,000,000 is the estimated amount converted
into ornamental jewelry.
JusTIOE
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Wrote British Bliakspeare o in MS day no dolt
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Biz times he's armed Names pistol's made by Oolt.
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SAlL'cil.:wric SPEECH or BIM WISE.
At nine o'clock this evening a.AtemendouU .
gathering:assembled beforellrOWO Hotel, :and.:
called Mr. Wise out to manifest to him the joy
therexperienced at his succeSfia - the election.
After the Marine Boni had played a number of
compliinentary airs. hit. Wise wasintrodaced to
the auditory fee& thfcbalcany, atd .. was 'greeted
with the most deafening applause by-his friends;
1 -arid-with hoots and hisses from the Know Noth-
I Inge, of whom there was a very large number in
the crowd. Amidst the greatest excitement Mr.
1-Vise commencekanduaid; - r • • • • • • • --.
FEMLOW•CITIZEIIB Or. WASIIINGTON:74. never
regretted more in hay life than now that I have
not more strength. It is not generous to tram
-ple on'a proatrate - foe,;—[ories of "good; good,"
and " hear," accompanied by groans and other .
" demomitratione,"]...--buf if ever alloied-to put
my heel on the neat of a fallen enemy, I might
be pardoned - for doing so to-night. • [Renewed
interruptions he re occurred.] If there was aver
an oppOent domineering and dictatorial, it is
that illiberal party which assumes now to rule
America. lie has boasted that ho was invinci.
Me. I have met the Bleak Knight with his visor
dOwn, and hip shield. and lance' are broken.
.[More interruptions from the Know Nothings.]
tie had crossed the North stamping his foot, so
that the nation might feel the shaking of the
earth. Bat he traveled in the night, with dark
lantern in hand, and just before day, to do his
boasting.: men became appalled, and their blood
curdled in their veins—their muscles- crowded
on their bones—and fears came over the minds
of the people. I had proclaimed he was easily
ooz:oared. I knew the rack of defence—and
that rook was the indomitable Democracy. [Tre
mendous cheers by the friends of Mr. Wise,
and a renewal of interrupliona by his foes.l
Mr. Wise then briefly gave an account of the
travel he had performed, and of the oratorical
toils ho had endured during the canvass, and
sald:—Notwitbstanding Barn had achieved vio
-1 tories in the North I knew he could not meet the
masses of the people, in primary assemblages,
in Virginia. I knew he could not stand before
the pibroch and trump of liberty. He might
live in the land of seoret ballot, but he could not
survive the viva vote of the people. [ Applause,
sal tries of •• Boers for Sam!") Aye, that
voice had overwhelmingly conquered in the Old
A RUBIDIUM Douaus A CoLtfam. —The Beale
Democracy, in noticing the report that the pew'
Usher of the New York Ledger had agreed to
pay "Fanny Fern " $lOO a column for an origi
nal tale for that paper, remarked that the sum
stated was " too preposterous for serious asser
tion." This has called forth a letter from the
Ledger publisher,.ln which he says that tho re
ported amount Is correct. Fifty dollars a column
was first offered, and then seventy five; and both .
offers were peremtorily declined.
CANADIAN POTATOES . —The Windsor Herald
states that of late the Bay City has been several
times the Great Western railway wharf loading
up with potatoes for Ohio, which are brought
mostly from Paris, over the road to Windsor,
and thence they go to Sandusky. "This," says
the Herald. "is one of the beneficial effects of
the reciprocity bill to our farmers."
ser The Detroit Tribune says, in that vi
cinity ae well ae from every part of the State,
where - anything has been said relative to the
pesoh crop, they are led to believe that it is to
be an entire failure. Tho trees seem to have
suffered severely.
For Rheumattrrn, Bruises, Raw in the Back, Side—Sores of
all kind:.
[A certificate from Cumberland, Maryland.]
Connzawm, March 19,1859.
Ma. H.C.O. CAREY, Zattesvllbs—Dear Sir: May we ark
the favor of you to send us twenty-four dozen DARRELL'S
INDIAN LINIMENT? Please send It without delay, as
we have not half a dozen bottles on hand, and It cannot be
substituted in this country; therefore, do not disappoint
us. • • • • • • *
Respectfully, yours, Ac. BELLI. A Waves.
Per sale wholesale and retail at DR. GEO. EL KEYSER'S
Drug Store, N0..140 Wood street, corner of Virgin alley ;
aim, by JOEL .31011LER, Liberty street.
os- Balm of Thousand Flowers, for beauti.
tying the Complexion, and eradicating aliTan, PDIPI43 and'
FOXE= from the face. Sold at Dr. KF.ISSIVB, 140 Wood
street. janild
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WASHINGTON, MTay 126;4•11.
Dominion. [Renewed applause,] I was told by
my friends, and I now tell you—[Hero the con
fusion was so great that the remat. der of what
Mr. Wise said was lost.] Is the ear of the peo
ple not to be allowed to listen to the language
of liberty? Not only are these "Sams' hur
rahing for the destruction of religious liberty,
bat they would trample on the freedom of the
pen and press. [Applause, and disapprobation ]
I tell you you have found your master in a puri
fied majority, which consists of the conscientious
and conservative men of both tho old parties.
[Renewed interruptions, and redone cries min•
gled with applause I My friends I would, If I
were one of the Lord's annointed, give you n
little of the holy water you ask for. You need
it, [laughter, qplanso and groans.] You who
are crying out there for holy water are hypo
crites. [A voice—" That's a lie, you want it."]
Yon have joined in the war of the Abolitionists
on the institutions of Virginia. If you want
holy water go to your high priests, [applause,
mingled with cries of "hurrah for Sam."] I
think I have made converts of yon, judging by
your cheering. [Renewed laughter by the
friends of Mr. Wise, and cheering by his foes.]
I thank you from my heart, be ironically
said, for your decent, orderly conduct and be
havior. You have demonstrated you are worthy
to bo masters of this great country. What
laws will guard us if such men as you rule the
country ! Discussion, It would appear, is not
tolerated. [Mr. Wise was hero silenced by the
groans from the ganef-- Nothings, nod the hoe.
rahs for "Sam. '] He continued :—My lungs
are too weak for me to contend with a rabble
like you. A mob of Know Nothings have
seized on the capital cf tho country. I leave
to conservative whiga and indomitable democrats
say whether this disgrace shall abide here.
[Cries of " No," "no," "no," and renewal of
Interruptions by the Know Nothings I must
thank you, my friends, for the compliment you
expected to pay me. [Cries of "Clo on," "go
on."] No, I shall not go on. My lungs will
not permit it. [Renewed invitations to goon.]
I wilt conclude by raying, here ie Washington
freedom of speech was not allowed by the t -
rant and dictator, and dark Lantern of oligarchy,
which ever seeks to oppress.
Mr. Wise then withdrew amidst the applause
of his friends and the joy of his foes. Crowds
of the friends of Mr. Wise now rushed late the
hotel, and warmly congratulated him. The
Know Nclaings,for an hour tenger continuer
their noses, when, bec: - .ming weary of their per
formances, and hoarse With their own havatiq,
they dispersed.
Bloat and Breed vc. Potuoee
A correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot, who
seems to know of what he writes, says:
Oao hundred pounds of good wheat 63i:soon
tains 90 pounds of pure nutritive matter, and
10 pounds of water, viz: About t. 2 pounds of
starch, 20 pounds of gluten,-7 pounds of sugar,
albumen, &o. The nutritive properties of starch
go mainly to tbo formation of muscle, and both
combined to the support of the whole human
framo. 100 pounds of potatoes contain from 20
to 25 pounds of nutritive matter, depending upon
the quality of the potatoes, say 22} lb., upon
an average, consisting almost entirely of starch,
and pounds wator and Inert matter. It
requires, thereby% exactly 400 pounds of po
tatoes to supply the same amount of nutriment
that 100 pounds of wheat flour supplies The
best potatoes weigh about 64 pounds to the
bushel, and a bushel contains 15 2 5 pounds of
nutriment. At $2 per bushel, or 500. a pock, the
present Wail prices In our markets, the mite
live portion of potatoes casts a fraction over 13
cents per pound, which it equivalent to $23,40
for n barrel of good Howard street Flout. These
facts aro established beyond all question, by the
ablest chemists in the world. Now the question
ought to be asked by every ono who goes to
msrket, whether ho or silo Is willing to pay 1.1
coots a pound for potato° nourishment, when he
can get Wheat Flour fur Gf, rice for 43, and Corti
Meal (or 2} and 3 cents a pound. The truth is,
that potatoes aro always very costly food at $1
a bushel, when Flour is not over $lO or $ll a
barrel; and rice and corn meal aro cheaper at
their present prices than potatoes at $1 a bush.
el Corn meal, indeed, at its present price, is
cheaper than potatoes at GO cents a bushel,
given quantity containing more nutriment than
its cost would obtain from potatoes at GO cents.
These oalaulations have boon carefully made,
and will be found correct.
Li' We hoar from Madison county, Illinois,
that the chinch bug has made Its appearance in
the wheat fields, and Is doing serious Injury to
the crop.
In our own neighborhood, and probably all
the country north of us, the heavy frosts of
Tuesday and Wednesday nights did great dam
age to may of the tinder plants—tomatoes,
beans, &o. In some localities, the fruit was
partially destroyed. The want of rain is again
felt In this region.—St. Louis Republican.
Derrell's Indian Liniment,
raitil
. , .
Jar Errs. Vetelterbilti, No. 185 Suffolk street, gays
or Dr. liffb INS'S CtLEDIIATED LIVES
Being tuiwell , and not knowtog whether it proceeded
from derangement of the I Peer, or mere , liq y sterics, I was
.Pirsitaded\ tospurehase t" - kax off Dr. Celebrated
'Liter PilLe,iand - -bef‘ire.r haq:ond. them A I,areirtirely
relieved: - I am pow enjoying perfect health:ariditheerfOly
recommend Dr. llPLane's Celebrated Liver Pills to ellsim
larly afflicted.
Haw-Tots, March 25;1802. ".
P. E The above valuable rem y also Dr AS tartes
Velebiated Tenninge,"cati bed - atilt . sespeetrilidel.iing'
Stores In this city.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none
but Dr. Si'Lline's Liver Pills. There are other Pills, par.
porting tee bailee: Pills, now before the publie - -
Also, for sale by the sole taqrlators; •
IMBUING 13203.,
Successors ,to, J. •••10 , 1(1 C 0:,..,
- • . • ' Wood street
niy2B:daw':
OH/0 PENNEMINANTA kaThROAD.
THE ONLY-:RAILROO
ILIINNING WEST FROM rmrsinntau.
Ox and after...MO:MAY, March 12tb,1855, dha PASSEN
GER TRAINS 'Will lll aa folloirs, until-further. notice:
TAM!: WILL LEANT AT 3 - A.M.
Trt.u - N "' AT 8 A.M. 7 .
EXPALSs Tagx " ad. 3P. M. • •
.
These Trair.i all . run through to Crestllte, and connect
there with the Cob:fin - bus and Cincinnati. ObWand Indiana,'
and Bellefoittairie and Indiana Railroads: Atllatudield,
connection, are made for Newark, Zaniciville, Monroeville,
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, &e.; and at Alliance for Cleve.
land, &c. No trabas;ruct on Sunday. •
Through Tickets sold to gincinnati„Loulernie St.. Louis,
Indian apclii, - Chicago, Rock 'Wind, Fort Wayne, CleVeland,
and the principal Tdwne and Cities In the West. -
The NEW lIIIIOIITON ACCOMMODATION MAIN will
leave Pittsburgh at 10. A. M. and 6 P. 01., and New Brighton
at 7A. li. and IP. 61. - -
For Tickets and further Information, apply to
3, 0. cum,
Al the corner office, under the konongabela Rouse.
Or.aithe Federal Street Station, to • -
GEORGE PAREINi Ticket Agent.",
1 Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1855. (m1:110)*
4.A Secret for the LadleerUOW TO pax-
SEKVE DEaUTY.—Don't use Chalk, Lily White, or any of
the so called cosmetics, to conceal a fatted or 511 ow earn.
pleslon.
If you would have the roses brought tack to youroboolt,
a clear, healthy and bans - parent chin, and life and vigor
infused through the system, gt t a beide '6:Tarter's Spanish
Mixture, and take It accon. Hug to ay.:llmm It does not
taste quite au well es your aweet•meata; but if after a few
doses you do not find your health and beauty reviving,
your step elastic awl vigorous, and the whole Bpda:fue
l-rushed and invigorated like a Spring morning, then your
case to hopeless, and all the valuable cMtificates we possess
go for naught It is the greatest prisifler of the blood
known; Is t erfectly harmless, and at the Name time cower
fully eilicaclous.
••• £ien admertiiimeut in another nolnnia. finyln:drie
air-The Pleasure and Cosafert . of being am
TITLED ID a SUIT OF CLAMS, is greatly enhanced by
baTiag them Coca, and TO:TAUB TO ens =LOON. OUIBBLZ
has got all that Is necessary to effect that great consumma
tion. both as regards tit and quality of goods. Persons
1,1,41113 g to experience all this, manse only moderately
eharged, can do ao by calling at :140 LitaTt.sToTAT, head of
WotaL
P. B.—Puntslootti. In psztieular, to one of it greened
tortes. Ile o.nnot be best In the style and fit of this gar.
meat. Nearterotes Warn= could be gins. u DOCOSEITy, to
corroborate this stations-4. idea) E. ORIBEMB.
$?-Stocking Factory.—C. DALY'S Stocking
Factory, - where everything le Made in the TIOSIELY LINE,
to at the ccrner of St. Clair and - Penn street& Re Li ma
ilman,' turning out ever variety of liosiery, well made
and anitahle to the season, which CM be aloes obtained
Wnoloiale and Retail at Me Store, earner cf Market aney
end Fifth erceL Don't forget the mune—O. DALY and
Nn. ap2s
6YEUI AL NOTICES.
10-z, We have past received from the East
largo lot of Panama, Canton, Oral and Camila
tiTittiW IfATd, which Ire can rall vouch trelosr the mud
fitrst !late from:.' rents notartla. Panama Hata
trots gl,fa to 1,1,C9. bi 01100; CO,
toyf6 Hi wood otrtseL
Ul Cannot be izoelled ter QUatitY and
Cheapness in the City-110m $3,40 an.l
is dit K iIATa at No. 184 Ww+l, street, r eit to the
mar Presbyterian Churtb, <ma door from Bixlh streets
Arsr MOrtinentlell, tbn Ip,temt a platlAr is •pplled,
met iscoib, 41,1 r ir,ition by D.ffurs r.t . E+l Ex
TuAcTall's ertivimso errAvt , , and excvit the parse ern e,
tAtifj+4o.avy iKiou toitrozorict to evil . tatur 41 oalur
but if 4.4 tt COAtaii , nit , int:comet will La tioutralluil and
oirroweil. for utintarizsti:a riiintii4 ' , rotted. whoi•oror tho
asst be 1.34 pia, ati-1 bow totality hn gotioratal.
taeeKe trxlt ittrities Apr. t - Liwri
At* r ILltttd quite latririlate tmllalitiug fu tnotantly •
quaottty ct DALLZVA 1.`,119 r.XTRACTOIt. 'Ltd cf:er St
tom .Ird:is; eLI 1451. l Ppail rttsl4Vl: - Even Own,. tlOe
et:* eeleeiv t: siil. 41rertly kttrut, dtmbre, uttit
matiltu.Trpte,..• the lii2titritt, At tort wtttg c 4
cod arelnitr-1. thv tr•t•r.t. J.l! tc-uays yv=z th• pat,
er.l%. The ttlier:f rill.; 'o=o4 sts-).ar4 na c e3zL cob.
tr 411,1.
Icm. zena!ne witt.., - at a arm.! ptite
44'6/Lllf," cf
lIENIII7 TULLES', 51.anr.f4rtarr-r,
C. 'V. CLECKLNXU, Pr. piet-::a_
F , , , ; a: Za e^nta yet bax by Dr. tl. 11.. St:TSILIi. ii
a.carkT ovary 44 , alsr In ta,ll,e've
t.1..ma,,720.v5: taw AU ct4ern az - 11.:Ivra iar.
ra.e.: :a , ;42 La alltvalad to C. V. CLICKINNK
a , MI P. 6,3 ivi2 •
Lingol Laing", t 3
sir Wq refry Qr.! YroarrorCo art ttlrvrtirrtnent to tor.ttrr
c.,lttron, C, t,1:1 tat - W.3W, rtsst.rirritlrtg tbo 111 - 41:VNA of
Dr. Gotta. 101. etry...cf tba ttet rentarbAttle
orr.*, ntr101.1....,1;-ttrut r.f tLe Lupo, RY.I tilt•
L. I', tlrtunl 14. r. tArrn testitlbt to by bliortr..l.,
wit., 11470.b1-01;N tbrir Itztttitirr4tit by tbo Nat of all tract
Y peri,,ty,..,
04e. 4. , 4—Us IIyoUNA is tbo arigttul ani els.iy
0111.04 a. srtitto. mr14:31,
ARNOLD k 'WILLIAMS,
friStTACYCIaII lal
nn Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND rnllNo GENERALLY
Wariaitg and Ventilattoa of "huildin2;.
zip A. A W. •111coutrvt. for WarCAog anA
L. Sulva or 11,1 Chilfotis
Ih4tivals., taratzalea, thmi llovuon,
ti Mien*, or Dreutess. N;1. 2.5 itAttlirr
ttro.t, Vabbur,o, 601
NORM 'WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICII, NO. 70 WALNUT ATHIHIT. PHILADELPHIA.
C ARI ER PERPETUAL.
AtrAborlsed Capital, 1300,000.
A SAL` IA LIAI7LIII , OIIIIIII t.ozin OP TilE COIL
PANY.
In Ctoet :I +AP a. (nr.:411411,1e, trzro,)stnnval by Melt.
lokars•nl JuAzmontx ....
Hortiao• amt Julgcns:tr f
. ._ . . .... 106,060
In CaAh, Cash Aur.t2 and Cant 41,00)
Totes` 600
11. CIDWEL, PreekleilL a U .111I811,keeretary.
<kr Fire, Marine end Inlira Transportatiou rilt.A, taken
et current rates,
ELJPRIIRNOII3
Kramer 1 Raton, Curling, Robertson A Co,
N. Wulints A Sun. ' in. Ilegule.7 a co ,
J A. Ilutobleon Coen., IL Learn A Co.,
Blurphy, Marian A Co.
CULLAD/J.PATA.
Ilumington NI L. Hollowell
A t told, Dartl a Drown A al.,
C. U. A Geo. Abbott, Wood A Oliver,
Reston A Den-ela, Caleb Oope A 001,
Mczarg. A Co., Drexel A CO., Danko;
lon. Wm. D. Keley, Scott, Oskar A Co.,
Llarrls, MO. A Deal. Milligan A Co.
J. DANES KNOX, Agent.
101,113.1 y No. 115 Water greet, Pitteburiln•
_
'A`11118(711011
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
CORNER OF WATER D MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
OALWAY, President.
Jas. I). , SPOsig., Secretary,
This Company makes every insurance appertaining to or
connect"! with LUZ RIBICS.
Also SgSinlrt Mull and Cargo Malts on the Ohio and Mir
sissippi rivers and tributaries, mut Illumine alas generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Parity of the &a and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies homed at the lowest rates conalstont with safety
to all parties.
DllllOl . OBBl
Robert Halway, Alexander Bradley,
Jame, 8. Hoon, John Fullerton,
John Dl'Alphi, Samuel APClurkan,
William Phillipe, Jame* W. Hallman,
John Scott, Chas. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P. Gassam, M. D., David Itinhey,
James Marshall, John 11'0111, •
!toroth, N. Lee, Kittanning. febl7
_____ . .
Us , CITIZENS , Inasuranna Company of
Pittsburgh:—WM. SaGALEY. President:
. . .
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary.
Office: 94 Wafer Sired, between diurketund Wbodstreets.
Imourea MILL and CARGO Maks, on the Oh lo and Maslen
alpp I Rivers and tributaries. 4 .,
Insures against Loos or Damage by Fire.
A LBO—Again st the Perils of the sea, and Inland Navtga.
tionand'Prsterportation
DIiIIIOTOSEC'
William Ragaley, Rkbanl Floyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunl ap,j r., John 8. Dilworth,
Isaac 81. Pennook, Francis Sellers,
8, Ilarbaugh, J. Schoonmaxer.
M'alterßryant, William 11. Hays.
John Shipton. , dec2l
HOWARD Heald'. Association of
ltzy Pittsburgh, Pa ..- OFFICE, . No. 108 THIRD
ST.tEltr, opposite the Telegraph Office.
This Aesociation lo organised fin the purpose of affording
mutual assistance to each other, in case of sickness or ao.
Went. By paying a small yearly payment, the members
of the Association secures a weekly benefit during sicknese,
averaging from $2,25 to $lO per week. In this Association
all members are equally intereated in the management and
prof te. 8. B. Id'HENZLE, President.
T. J. Boum, Secretary.
Finance Committee--Jostsa .111ko, IiNE3 MANI; G. N.
ELOPIITOT.
Consulting Physician—F. runny N. .
Om Dividend... The Dlreatorg of the PENNSPL.
VANIA INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
have this day declared a Dividend of Two Dollars per
Share. peyable at the oMce of the Company on and after
the 25th lost—one-half to be paid in cash, and the residue
to be placed to the credit of Shareholders, by endorsement
upon the certificates. A. 'CA.RRI ad,
May 16th, Secretary.
[l:7 Drug store for SeIe....RETAIL DRUG
STORE, tavorably located, at the corner of Chestnut
and Liberty streets, Allegheny City, wit , be sold on reason
able terms. Nor particulars, encore „of
FIRMS° BROS.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
aplitlmdawJ No. CO Wood:atreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
11;rNotAces..The JCittENEYBIES TAILOES,BO.
OIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on. the .
Bret WEDNESDAY of every - month, at 8011001111=* 1 / 2
in thnDiamond. By order.
jeL7 GEO. W. EfEMBRi s Seantary.
- .
Root and Shoe Manufaitoyy. wig! MANUFACTORY. ? ,...
.v,,,,,,,,,„,. respectfully
inform th
.30'.110NliBLIs et o citieni ß z ßO4 ~t f ai :;,: - -- li -:: -.- ' -* :•-•.A1 R $."- nEliTgar.7 l ' : ' " ' :!...-
~ ;or put t .bargla,thatthepbaveopenedsmanufactorr 84 1:;; 4 1 ° , doors
'l4
A .L uau LtairsaT et-'72" cent °i, C* S 47 : i : -..- Ogee,
ofA M t
- E l3o lsl: v i onm o li ry . L :daa ND 9 s, " i rl : o M W ptr :i ore M t u a thae ' e l a i l wil it d (X : i si b tr ae S nil e A r t E N t irl 4 i o . ‘ - es : ll . ato e ;: ra i , .l,H , l r ::11:07.RI:dtatlf ro'iilatt"--siza.7.,_.:f7ratiir,..uttieP.,ll:-4611::INTQuottx.--03.°i:':ne4)itar.110
L jn it o 7,, te r ibi t t er ,, , ,: t if ' : . , ;
: . Itk order to accommodate all classes of ouit - ozdoreihey allabiractica goaratitetl.• L -7.....%. -. :.; . trialfadaatly
will also keep on sale a good assortment of the beat engem
work. "-Also, all - deseripllons of children's wear:::, ~..,; , ,-:.
, . Term 4 sfrielly cash r gdalt at cash prices. ".. ~
A share of the public patronage is solicited. fras'2:l3ta
PEARL STEAM Itl r L - L
. - ALLEGI-1.V,51(..
••., , • - •
tOrYIDUIt lIPLITERED TO PA'wil.f vA - in either of
the two Cities: - • :
_ :05ninoneay boleti of the Zip, or in boxes et the stores of
LOGAN; WILSON lc CO4 52 Wood atreeL
'111145.1=42 _REITER% corner Liberty matt. Clain .e 4 .
U. P. 8011WATITZ, Druggist; Allegheny.
ezzufe: DELIT,2I2:
ji22 BRYAN, it., CO.
. _.
- Slitilff-41i../3AWITEri'VALICEER; of
0 * - Elintbeth,.titl7)ollllo.9 himself- - cendhlata for Ike
SREREPPAITY, for Allegheny county, at the ensuing
Fall Election. . inylo:dase2w
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF, 488 AqE. • .
R~ Da. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered In min
of our common posture weafs a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Freak the 'Nest Foreflul• ;lawn 'to ti common, phaple
•
Be bag tried It hoover 1100 cases, and anglified except
in two cum, (both thunder htimor). Be has now
possession over taa hundred certificates of Its virtue, ell
within twenty miles of Boston. •
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing core mouth.
One to thin bottlesaill cure the worst kind of Pimples
on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the syeteta of
"'Trio tottlei *is warranted to cure the worst Canker In
the Month and fitomach.
. .
Threo to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst case
of &yelpslas. -
One to two bottles are warranted to - cnre all /Tumor In
the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted-to cure Iltuiningur the Ears
and Dlotchee emus' the flair.
- Your to eLx bottles are warranted to curs Corrupt and
Ituniclog Ulcers.
One bottle will cure Scaly Eruption of the Silo.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure tho Worst ease
or Ringworm.
Two to three bottles are
. warranted to cure the twat des.
pirate =mot Ithensuatiam.
Three to four bottles are warranted to 'cure the Stilt
Rive to eight boteea will care the worst ease or fieroreda .
A benefit Is alauiys ixperleneed from the first bottle, and
pertdct cuss Is warranted when the shore quantity la
taken.
Iteader, i paddled over a thousand bottles of this hnthe'
vicinity of Dolton. I know the elfect of it In every ease.
Ho sure as water will extinguish fire. so sure will. this cure
humor. never sold a bottle of it but that sold another ;
after a trial; It always speaks for itself. There era-two
things about this herb that appear to me surprising: Brat,
that it grows in our pastures, lu.sorcieiplaces.oulte plenti
ful, and yet its value has never been known turill I di=v
cud it la 1840—aeound that it should cure all kinds of
humor.'
in order to' give some Idea of the sudden rise and greet
popniettty of the discovery, twW slate that in April; 18th,
I peddled. it ant sold about six bottles per day—in April,
1554, I sold over one thousand battles per day of
Some of the whoiesale druggists. who havebeen in bust.
ness twenty and thirty years, say that nothing in the anaaL
of patent medicines TIN aver like IL There 11a universal
mai.° of it from all quarters. • ' '
In my own . practice I always kept it istrictly for humors,
but since its Introduetion as a general family Medicine.
great and wonderful virtues have been found in tbst..l
never suspected: _
:Several eases of epileptic fits—a disease which was always
considered incurable—hive been cured by a few bottles. 0,
what a merry it it will pears effectual in all cases of that
awful malady; thus are but few who hariseen more of 1
It than I here. .
.•
1 too. of several cases of Dropsy, all of theist aged Twos _ I
pie, used by it. For the various diereses of the Liver, Pick
Headache, Dyepepsle, Asthme,rever and signs, Pain In the
gide. DlSelala of the Spite, and particularly in Diseases of
the Hidneys, An, the discovery bas done more good than
any medieme ever known.
No chance of dist ever necessary. P.st alit best you get,
and enough of 11.
/Xredionl /or Um —Adults, one tibia spool:dui per dey.
Children once ten years, dement spoonfuL Children front
tee eiehi years; tea spoonful. As no directions an be
al.:die:btu to all constitution/I, take sufficient to operate on
the t...)wels ta - La a dey.
11011OAN & CO,
.IC4 Wrcklyttf.t.
DONALD KENNEDY,
Pt. Gra U. urremt. tz'o_TscrlVar4 etreet, Plttaburgh,
Pa., General Agent.Alen, J. P. FLESIII4I.4 Allegheny
City. reeMaaw
JOHN I.l•Vl'lele., Jr., Agent,
. No. 201 LIIMITT Slant.
Li .16 ILECI.EVED the tattowlag Terl choke ar
ia tiow—
LIR ANTIC& Mak. •
4).aze Rrately, (very Soa.) Urban
..r.s.rd (repay a Ca. (super) i GUIS.
'Jarrett A co. i
Slum.% emit* Cruz.
Wllit.S.
Rat6al Maid ra, , lbgiset,
Cowan!. liatehkeo , liad'ra , London Cordial,
C.': India .Sladaita, 1 Scbtupps.
table do i 81.1ND1UTS.
A ow:Alta:to /term 1 Uutherfer.re &latch Me,
Msnaaallie de ?, Barrio's Loader' Portar i
trbir do Wild Cherry Tiraody,
C.alteg du . Abilatbe,
Items* to Dort, , Actiseths
.>
Pule Jue do i Curarks,
Or:Hoary do , Sardlries,
fir Joßra Cisme, ; Mocha and Jars,
Valois Dry, ! Tcraag Ilya. aril Black Tau;
1e.3 Swat, ; Eagliab Bronson Cheer,
tilmtapsraes, 1 Isapert4 Harms Cigars, of
Anzher, ! varicut brands.
Tenvibry, I Old llonoagabela Wbisky, of
liat.ta,ork, / all grades.
. ... ..
Tovatter mitt ell other art.hies Panerted •itt the
Aral o. r_ raytlktleet
tsturistt MAUFACTURERS' AtikINUY
3. N. LSWTOIf & BROTHERS.
st.o: Vi" Iron Wire; Cables and Atebors;
I •• XL ALL "•Cottory, Itasors, TN" Saws, and Edo
Toot.; Crass i'Jrc3t7; Ors Fittings; ispantsl and Tin
Wars; Nets; Twines; Mhos Threads; Camas; llatslaos;
norisps ; ate.. •
71 John end, NEW TONE', 25 Kay shvd, BOSTON.
SOLI AtltTill tea
JOIMpb ilandry2 Co., Pyroors stint, Brl.lport.
" Noel Mosley Bons,CratilsYsnr7 Liver Poo l .,
" llrands ilrothers,lson Wir« Mills. Warrington.
" Parkin 131a:shall, Talepirspb Works, Sittaiel.l.
" Sboclbred, Losarklirs 1 lS.a r .Merridals Works, Wol•
v.rbassplon. mr:9:lm
EATING HOUSE.
D. BARNARD Faorntsron.
Ne. 40 Fifth street, near Wood.
rr ILE PnoFit l Molt OF f CUItNUCDP/....E baying
I ntted up tds 4itabilihment tbe:por •
of providing Melds et low rates for bootees*-450,A,
men Jorge', and three attending market and Kri. 2 , ,, S'
visiting the city, begs leave to call the attention s 4
of 511 who wish the latest and (merit the ;market can at
ford, to hie Table, constantly at and furnished with the
beat attendance.
Don't forget the place, near the Exchange Bank, and op.
pooh. the (Zee of the Morning Post.
Mercantile Tax Paye rs VOLl will please call at the City Treasurer's OfEer, N 0.47
I Smithfield street, and pay yens State License, as lum
obtigni by law to put into the bands of an Alderman for
collection all delinquento, after tho let of July next. The
License Is payable in ouch funds as will be received at par
In the IL A 2d. Bank of Pittsburgh.
my119.3t Ilia O. Waal'. City Treasurer.
•
RI EW BOOKS! NEPrik.)oKul I —we hemp:lst received
II by Express the followiog New Books, 'Os :
Tho %seam Bride, or Miriam the Avenger; by Ma.
Emma 1). E. N. Southworth—complete in two volumes, in
paper covers $l, or neatly bound In cloth for one dollar and
twenty-bre tents.
Meek Diamonds, or Humor, Satire and Sentiment; by
Professor Julius 0. Hannibal.
We hare elro received Graham for June; Household
Words, do; ➢lnck mood for :day.
Tho 11,x44, Msg , Zll3ll,, de (or r.slo at
W. A. ULL,DEN FENNKIC &
Fah et , ()Amite the Theatre.
ISI"AM" —l. lo ' ,o ‘ oo ° br an d;
6,000 Principe, Crus brand.
For sale by REFbIRR ik ANDERSON,
roy29 N 0.39 'Wood skeet.
E. CUT Toseidoo--20 Goodwin & Uro.' br
Kele by ItNYMER & ANDERSON,
my 2 9 No. 39 Wood street.
l
()( ) 111X . E . LO b It y ANOESt
i c i l . o. Lr a clN A S t milt.t r o efe q ived.
mr.:9 No. 39 Wood street.
F . elli-09 barrels Lake Superior Salmon;
70 ht. bbls.do do
160 pkgs. White Flab; •
23 do Pickerel;
190 do Nos. 2 and 3 Hackerel; for sale by
my 29 - HENRY H. COLLINS.
.._ _
Pans LEO 9-70 barrels for sale by
iny2 , 3
• HENRY H. COLLINS.
CIIIRESE-130 boxes nem W. U. cutting Cheese for sale
4.../ by (m 339) HENRY H. COLLINS.
pOTA BH-14 casks prime No. 1 Potash for sale by ..-• .
1113,29 HENRY H. COLLINS..
- LNEATIINtts—A. prime article of Ky. Feathers for sale by
i upy29 HENRY H. COLLINS.
Llttik-60 barrels treat Louisville fur Rai. by . -
m)29 HENRY H. COLLINS.
• • Remoral.
TEINNUCWB EXCELSIOR RESTAVEANTIS Retllo7o4
from No. 128 to No. 111 WOOD strt.et, • •
North side, sixth door below Fifth street.
Will open on Tuesday, 29th inst.; and will be happy to sent
his former customers and the public, in general. flue facIll•
ties for accommodating the public aro ten-fold at his new
quarters.
. Don't forget the Big Lantern.
my9.B:amsl 8. STEINEVOIC. •
ci
.—W
0118E8 LOTS AND FARMBe would Invite the
ja. attention of those who may wish to purchase a home
for themselves and family, the great variety or Houses,
Lots and Farms We hays for sale. We have now on hand
very cheap Building Lots, at $2OO, $250,5400 and upwards.
Also, Houses and Lou, from $OOO to $lO,OOO, In various lo
cations in and adjacent to the two cities. Improved Farms
at from $lO to $lOO per sere. Also, cholestFarnaing Land,
at from one dollar and fifty cents per arra to gig dollar&
Terms accommodating, and title Indisputable.
Persons having property of any kind to dispose of, will
find it to their interest to give us a call.
RS. nuUTHWORTH'd NSW BOOK—Tha fdltudri
g
MBride, or Miriam the Avenger. By ldri. - Ilmme D.
K N. Bourthworth, author of "The Lost Heiress," " Tho
Wife's Victory," "Curse of Clifton,". "The Discarded
Daughter," " Retribution," etel, eta. Complete in 1 volume
of 635 pa ges, bound in cloth, for one dollar and twenty-lave
cents ; or in 2 volumes, papetcovers, for one dollar.
For sale by & CO. •
my , 2B No: - 22 Smithfield - street, •-•
Hk6P-W/11. 4 1, PAP2lll3—New supplies just.ftelyea
tf and ibr sale by (myLI) W.S.LTIB P.MAREaIku,.
Hsw ta)mrxs)l3.
THE GREATEST
Manufactured by
-Va. 120 irsrrra a . Rocrbary t Man.
Pince, el 00e.
8. CUTHBERT . & 808 t,
Real F.stati and General Agents, .
140 8111 rd street; Pittsburgh.
- - - - -
INEMEM
Ponces
TUC; "ZIONCrAGAIIEIA—WATEII.
I,'COSIPANT" sit' be °Relied to setelvellubscrintiches
to the Stock or add Company, on WEDNIIADAY, the Gils
day of Jane, at the following places: In flonth Pittsburgh,
at the office of It: A. Hausman, Esq. In Birmingham.. at
stors of 8. Mcßae & Co. In East Birmingham, at tho office
of Chen, xPDaoa .t Co.
Jamei
. James ALISIcElroy,.
Christian lhmsen,
Thomas McKee,
It. A. Bauman,
Jc
Daniel. Berg, .
- Henry J. Meta;
John Bram( ' --
(rny22arr) ' Cbmnnfinopets.;
Onsisleternes,,a very neat, vertleal - STEAtt
GINE, B Inch cylinder,- 20 very
superior DOUBLES BLVD STEMESSOILISIEF; -feet Soup .
28 inches diameter: For terns, de., ripply- "_
2 Market street, corner Second:
- WRI. - CARVILLi
AXP , RCrEAM".TA.II , QII,.Iio 22 Fma ,rll7.idciar
:al: to Mara Stocking Factoryijittebargn, PA.
, OLOTKENG.t3OO - to order Intim betatylo, and at rea-
BOYB'.:PLOTIEINditiade to oriler; -- , my23:lylo
J .1.1 • 11.1 AILS ILA Lla
- .
(Successor to Lee)
Wool Dealer & Commission llerehaat
No. 134 Li - noun =az, Trrisr . lor4go;, Pe
41ef.„.7.15710•brifacciPtertpttilreic:'Hrath I,yr;aTlgaolilt
Emabiirgh,-May 1855-,(my24:43ni*) - •
- Durum WILL ITN° GOOD HAY at TOD LION
HOTEIcERADVEVIPW for titeietay., ..""
risERAGES AND •TISSUES:—A. A. MASON A 430. have
I,llk last opened another eholde lot of Dosages and - Tissnes;_
comprising somernew and very desirable Myles of Figured
GoodN and' all the most fashionable' - plain' colors: Moo;
mummery elegant Berage Robes. -
SiIAWL.S.-A:: A. SIASUrC IC. eV. have re.
colved a aplemild ikisortoieat of Suioaer SbawlsOn
plain and Embroidered Crape,Lace, Silk, Stella, (lad= ere,
ArANTILL.4B-Buraral. new and bountiful styles of
iIL Mantillas will be opened-on Mondap.2Btb Instant, by,
3 11 1 28 A. A. IttIABON.ItcU., L..t.5 Tsai st. •
POTATOES-200bas. Ptak Ese and Peach Red Pot toed,
from Northern New York, received and for sale by
toy2B _ CO."
SHAD—blew No. 1 Bare guts Bthdr.l; -
.• - ". , Ntr:l
. • Ylecelling andlor sale by . .•
myZ ' • - ATWELL, LEE a 'co
ARD-12 kegs No:-1 Lard reenti., on consist:men rand
IJ-fors:ale by (my2Bl AVVVLV, LnE,&,CO.
SNE NOUREIELV "AS OTHERS 8.0 . 0 YOU Go forth
with to CARGO'S DAGUERREAN 3100315 i No. i 0
Fonstb street. Prides, $t and tapwarde. _ my2S.
PITTSBURGH; TitIIST •COMPANYI
'Hay 21st; 1E55.` j
crIIIHE Pittsburgh Trust Coniu - nyhave
a Dtvidand of Pas rut Cstrr:ort this Capital Otorb4 out
the profits for -the last six months, - payable forthwith:
suy2l:2w . JOHN. D. SCULLY; Cashier. .
STOCE de.LES—W, O.- ACCARTNBY,. Anclionsza.—;•We
will_ Sell the follosiing 'desirable Bonds and Stoeiti,
onr..Banking Booms, No.ll - Yourth street, on 'TUESDAY . .
EVENING . , the-22th inst., at 8 u'clock:
52,000 Allegheny County Bonds; - ,
2,000 first mortgage Pitts . end Bnitib.l per ctßonds
1,060 Pittsherghn per cent, Bondi . :
1,000 Allegheny City do ".
.11 Shares Citizens' Depiislt Bank;
. 6 do I,leclutults' Bank of Bittibureg-
2) do Ohio and Penna. nedhoad •
-do Penneylranis Insurance co.
_ .
159. do Ado!! ?dining C 0......
10 do Citizens' 'lnsurance
9- do lionoogatiela Navigation Co. • ;
•10 do Allegheny
10 do Turtle Creek Plank_ll. Co. ,
. 16 .. _do • Pittiburglt, Cho A - Louisiana Teißth
• slooCertlfitate of 16138,11 of Diamond Market lipase
Association. •
EC=
_ .
THE ANNUAL 3IKhT r cf .Itcwitbolders,
Elicticn of Directors of ttio PITTSBURGH, CINCIN
NATI AND LOUISVILLE TELEGRAPH COMPANY; will
he held' on the waus7r MONDAY (4th) OP JUNE NEXI,
tbe,para, Nunn; Henna A:, Cm, In- Ego rite of Pitts
harsh, at two o'clock, P 51, . -
. - - J. r,,,Atoorirehm, President.
PittetturgbOraY 26+1855-I=G23.awl
'MEW 13(Xili5.—ctodet'i Lady's Book - JUne , 2trconts;
j Peterson's National Magazine *. 17 , '+-:-
Frank Lealis'aJeursal 41 IS - 7 "
s - ~allona Slacoloe
Yankee Notions , - • .
..I,lttelrs-Lieing - ".• • ' • 7 "‘ " •
London Punch- • • "
. .
Walrer•Y Magazine; liVestsainater neatest;
My. Brother's Heger, by !ilea Warner; •
Juit received by expres, and far sale laweitbati.ean po•
bai elNewhem at- • L&UFFEBI3•IO3OIi. 5T00.13,-
mr2.
TATHAT A SALLOW FACES WHAT COAItSR ItOtGII
1/ "II ANDS 1 the LIEVETIC, SOAP :readers
the akin smooth; gait tool delicately white. and remotes
tan and rechiese of the thin. Ah asps, chafe', trey on the
bandeau* healed by It. Price 0n1y , 12 1 ,4 cents pet. take..
SoldPholesale and retail by- ' • -
ntetlt - CIITIIIIFMT:•I4O.ThintFtrvet....-
ItEli Yr Ailey TalSlas UUTL,Iia It ,aC --Kinstors, tea Z‘crta
ICutlery. Knives, Forks„ Spoons, Eat court' :
German Silver and plated Spoons and; Forks. 4180, Pure
Silver Spoons. Forks, Butter. Knives, Ton Knives; Ladlein
Cute liends, 10.. Ba, manufactured, ort-our out premises,
and at film than eastern priem •
Watth work done In a superior manner." , -
WILSON. TunnEccr GLANNY.-
67 Marke t street, corner of Fourth.
FINE JAVA AND DID COFFEES. Baker'a Drops:Cocoa
and Chocolate; Louring's Refined. Sugars: remind
and for sale by •- S. JAYN FS,
my D 3 .g Fawn Ten Store ,: . l4o; Fifth street.
GOLDENISIEWP,..I3 bbli saperiatOolden Syrup receis
Jaz and for alde by flay2f.kj ATWELL, LEE & CO. ,
PACON A.s*-1000 Ciry Cared Hams la store arid
P for saie by (my 61 • ...ATWELL,LEE A CO.
la AILS-1110 kap =stated Naila in store and for sale by
my2d ATWELL,LEE .*••00
- •
ripO PONTEDITY. RAND YOLFRaELP DOWN. War?
By getting your Picture. Go truthrith, then, to
CAROB'S, 76 Fourth street, and take a sittlog--e tam
minutes will suffice. Prices to suit alt., - my2s
AtaUaZIVEs Solt JUNI: nAutO.Vistv—.
Oodsn's Lady's Book, for June.- •-• • • • •
- New York Journal. do • --•
Paranson'a blagulne, do
Ballcm'a - do -do
YankteliollonA do = ••• -
Ileftived and for sale at
_ • SIF., d GILDEIvI-11111TRY & CO.M. •
royd4 Firth st,opposite the Theatre
CIOLD WALL PAPXItS—A., new. asewettnent a 1. - letteh
end Ameri.wxt just receivedwbalbreale by ,
tte24 - NVALIMIt P. ILSALBERW
- utritnY PAPeard--Two new patterns of Donnie am
Paler; beautiful designs, Just receive& For rats by
{PALTER .P. MARSHALL,.
ruytti
.85 Wood street .
NEW GQ(.IDS.—A. 31.1K 0.`i d -00. are daily receiving:
fresh supplies of New Ckads, cestopTißitg a 7verr large
stock of Domestics and liousekeeplog; Gaols. New: and
elegant styles of Emmet Drees Goods of every descriptien;
Wbite Goals, Embroideries, de. my 24
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BACON-100 auks Runs sad Shoulders , recd - far rule
by (m 716) SPRINGER. lIAUSACOR eC0,. . ,
IDOTATOLS-240 bus Se.tharatocks to store and for sale
by (vole ) SPRINGIER ILISIBAUGLI 4k. C 0...
- -
J
ONE MAGAZINES SECEIVED.—Frank Leslie's New
York Journal for June.
Peterson's Magazine June:
Palion'• do
Yankee Notions for June. Received and tr sale' at the
cheap book etoro of .
W. A. OILDENFENNEY & CO.'S
my 2.31 Cheap Baok Store, FIRL St., opposite the Theatre.
LINE -100 bbls Louisville Lime, for sale by
snyZ lIRNRY:n. foLtiNs..
BUTTER --3 tads trash this day reoslyt dby -
my''M lIRNItY 11. COLLIN'S.
APPLES -10 bbts men, just received and for sald by . '
m 2.3 • HENRY a comma.
RICE—IO tierces prime, in store and for 8010 by • .
my 23 JOILN MOORHEAD; No. 7/ Weed street.
MIEDFORD MINERAL WATER--Idß—'.2o bbis and half" bble
LI In store nod for sato .
my= JOHN bIOORECEAD, No. 2"/ Wool street.
NVBITS BILE 'BONNETS—Some splendid new 'White
Ella Bonnets at A. A. MASON - A - 00.'8,
myll
DRY GOODS IN BXOHANOB FOIL Clitr - PItOPERTY
The undersigned will exeltanga ei lot or Xertbandlso
for City Property, being It general assortment or Cauntxy
Store En uireof .
TLIOXIS WOODS, Conroa.retol
75 Fourth stre.t.,
ASMALL RA11.11..0f 33 acres, lor 41,300, in 11 pleasant
and healthy location, I% miles from the canal, at
A nnTarent; 30 ac dwellingtatio, remainder:in good Um ,
ber. w framhouse 30 by 36 feet, with hall,
moms and cellar; a portico infront and porch in the ream
stablo, carriage and coal houses, and .other outbuildings.
A young orchard of.choice frUlt—lC Prank -paled in, and a
fine spring near the house. For terms apply to .
myl6 8. - 01ITIMFAT .4:50N.140 Third -street.
- AYANECEN NOTIONS for June this day published; full of
good things in theway of rich jokes,original aketchesi
quaint wittlesme, an.l.4yepeptio yarnr, comic illustrations,.
.tc., do. For sale by . - If. MINER d CO., -
m 32 2 N 0.32 Smithfield atroet..-.
ICW DRY GOODS, AT lIAGAN A
French Style Parabola;
Old Ladies ' Parasols;
Au Psasee Collars •
Guipure Lace Collars:- L.
Organdies and Lawns;
,- Flounced' Barege Robes:
and a very choice lot of all kinds of Dram Goods, Embrolde•
ries and Iloctsekeoping Goode , to which we invite the at.:
tention of the ladies. Myla
- • JOHN MOO/UM AD, . • • -
117 - IIOLESALS GROCER, AND COMIISSION Aliftt-
FV` CHANT for the ado of Pig biota and Bloonis, and
Produce generally, No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. [8;124
T" ItERPETIC SOAP is prepared by ,the subscriber
fide the recipe cf.& Loudon chera'st, and used for ren
dering the skin smooth, soft and delicately white; removing
sallowness, pimples, tan, cutaneous eruptions, and Manias
of the ekm, All charm, chafes; de., on 'the hands; are
healed by it. For the cure of Bare, roughlirame, id „ tun ,.
Tailed. -Price 12% cents p3r cake. Sold by . • _
my 22 . O..L.•CUTIBIERT,I4O Third -- st.". •
/rate YAM:TRIAL atiSTAL
_Woltli.Eß'S ASSIRTANT—.
_ Gm
the aria of working .all the metals . gad.
iawyva. forging Um and steel, hardeathiand tempering,
m e lting and miring, casting and founding, works An sheet'
meta, the proceises 'dependent on the ductility...of the
mobile, soldering, and the DIOSL improved processes and
tools employed by metalworkers, with the eppit m u m
um set elethainetallurp.V to-Manufacturing procures: eel.
mewl gem original Sources, and from the works of fro/ta•.
ap ffd , Bergeron, Leopold, Plumier, Napier, and °them
The original matter Is purely American. • The whole Is ar.
ranged, with nameTolts engravings on wood to, suit: the
American metal starker...by Oliver Byrne, Civil, Jltilltary ,
'and Mechanical Engineer..
For sale by; • - Lit'. F. Ct./dORGAN.
my2l . N 0.104 Wood street, near Fifth.
irondeaTEUL REISIBENCII Fun. RALE, situated in
I" Robinson .toWnvhip: nine. 'Acres . or good. Land;
Dwelling Emu reams—portico la haat; a Stable,
and other ont. - .btilldingst. 2:grape arbors; also, apples;
pears, peaches, Au..--allbealthy. trees, and of choker quality.
This property is in a very pleasant and healthy location,at,
about three miles from the city. - - Price $lBOO. Terms easy.
lay2l. • 8. LITTLIDERT A E0N.140 Third st.
Q..
EVERAL THING S DESIRABLE IN' NAND UM.—
THINGS
1. Me:4.ooWe. U. 'Neat 'and la:shlonatde .
styles. 8. A . gcol nes'ortment and varlety to se. !
lectanni. 4..kpleasant 'sore end accommodating xato.
-ben. 5. Value reteteed for owner paid oa t . `them
Torpedo,' SCSIDIKRTZ, No. 107 Market stree;oramiaea to
accomodato Ida friends and the Dow - gener„vatix
anything in:the - BOOT or WWI di:Teem:a. — • nas.
4 "
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6:4v
' , IIIAIII3VAOTORIM3
I RON RAII-lUG;.l: l tcatif -- V44‘7 13 .
virutdp7_s4littcpika t . ac.
Nan, Eq. Secopilirt.reet - 32114- $O *ixtid at.,
•
. ' Pl 2 TsliC1101:4
UAW. on baba rt , variety or mow. patterns' lanes , ,
Plt4o, suitable for ill purposes. Particular 'attention gal
to unclosing Grurt Lots. , Jobbingdons at sbon'Uotlea. Iran
• ,
tat tau • " H. ctiettuni.•
A. su°,
arncr-lbiz;u, arj sixiiihf4t 4frieir."Zatiburply 1144 ",
O:',E Au:
.111310 f. FIRE in Er6ltlNEl2lBl772Alle2ell.
CAPITAL .... —.43501000. • s
FEU AND 2dAB3RE ISBIfR E COLT.PA'ff
INSURANCE COMPANY:-
OF HE- vAI.IOa42 . AVF, LE GI 11 lA,
w licra LtaX:E VA.' • '
• Cer o. — ';$ 3ou t goo.
CONNECTICUT ...
tdUTITAE LIFE. INSURANCE CoIiPAIFt
*di . ] CAPITAL , AND ASSETS 42,1.53 1 4110„ •
. .
• 4:416.001t1ti0n. .7- - • • 7.." • •
IPS& firm. of PENNOCK, LLITCIIELfi & CO. boo this
- day - been - DISSOty.E.O. by r4ittie2, content, end the
Books-of Bald-concern Nei:lei/been Oen:scored to -,lOfrP.Pll
:_PENNOCK end NATTIAN , I(.IIART;they only are nuttier. • 7 !.
lieTtcleettlo awl "the debts due Ef aid 'Perrone' :: ' '
koowiogr hemselreetadeberl.3l-111pleare PKNNOCK. •
& ;TART'S, N 0.141 Woodstieet; and toy; be rune.. Th . oee
torrinkelairas ag04144 mact preeent -them for pap
7- - - 409EP.K. PENNOCK,' ,
BELTP,L
.TORN B. M CU ESON,
-.lll.tattirgh., May. let, •181'5.• • NATITAN 8.144 WP.•
„ . cop artnersl/IP.-.._,
-IrOSEPH PENZZOCK and NAT.IIAN F. KA$7;l o of,the
Iknici Pm:meek; I.lltchell & Co. hive arOectated them.
trims' le-the lOUNDE.T• businesr, under the 11=14 aid”:
style of PENNOCK ,& MET: We testractfully Invitee=
trfettli Mid customers to irlsit atlfo:l.4l. Wood - put;
Pittchurgh,)Kay 1, 1b55.... • • • '
Josilpii-pEBNOOS. . * ;. . V.
- TENl4OOif.-" et BABT,
(07 Tot LATE.Ricutoini,Airtcurs -Co,) • •
VETI , TON-•FOITNDRIC":
Warehouse, lio.14.1:17c):4 street; YitEabnrgh, Via.:
cOnitaniit l pply of Ccaing Ste and Itiliges,
and Onites,.{Vogon Dvird. a4l-idies - ; - Bollow War, Plotagh,
Castings and - Points, Tea 43"ettles, dad and , Tailors,
,
iYater - find - ans'..Plpu s and AlLsceilaticoug Castings made.
!SADIE' B'Z •
NUNNS CLARK,
14fir--. Tag 1'H13410 7 ,0f Pittshbrgh, mitt Alleihany
speetfally Melted to call at the Music flautist
of the seurciibers No_ 65 51671Istrest, antl
exatnino a superb'
, Fill - Gralui P • iano, prio6 , Zlooo '
From the Yantory_ of hUNAS CLAILIC, New - York. - This --
elegant lastJ =eta is male in the ttELIZ 513hTHEAN
ST/ LEP the ornaments,-front-pieces end legs
?stay carved-out of SOLID ItOSEVTOOD. •It is fall-seven
nets:yes, of tho largest dimensions, and; In point of Volume.
power and liquid sweetness of. tone, , is prehmunted- alto.
• The sabierlbers will be happy to receive , the vidts
their friends and - the - Publlo In gneral(M
end'slow 42
through their elegant new establishment.' -
° _
Sign of the - oMderr Harp,
No.-53 FifthStreet:•'--
WELIUNS',4 CO.;
Coin - minim Stock .Brokera.
cogartnerghsg.rvottot...; .. ...
THIS- D
y
MUTE TRIG= 'me
Itressrs:lr: STEEL: TII/IIIETp and SAlllr,
; both of whooruovoleoo for Mery years is my istibilrbi
nient;and era,headyy exteriarely and ferorablyktiorintri
'nip el/AP...mere and the public generally as iiperfor ,
men; and of "eiHnreot- box nets habits: , :itrei* tope , by' ibis
union of
_experience and artlstie , iiltill4especlaily, In the,;
watch , department; by keeping a large and welt relented °
stock cf goods; byaellla at Moderate priaae, tinny close
attention to basiners, to merit a liberal share ofpetronege.r.".
To my old friends and rbe public In genetal,:mbo have for
many,/ eats past sof i erallypattealsed .nty . business L
turn mythenks, and eolialt for the the now firnia,
trance of similnr filvorgt., Wjjk...(a, •
Pittsbrupt„ April Al,
Britigh -and --ContinkiitaUExelingei
_
--- "rktorrrisiztalntn*i, liY•
putioAiv,. :at/Ea/4AB. t'Ps
ON BANK;:z - L. 640
• ..• .1.12..5mi..;
11111SIE DRAFTS. are th e Priori Pat
Towris of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND told ni.ELANl4rin4';
the CONTINENT.'. -.•••- • ;; - •
We also drew EIGIIT • ,
Grutiebir.trur
, '11.41:5*
Remittneee.to ald'rarce
SIVITZFJILAND ate DOLLS:ND.. , • -
Persmie intondirigro trawl abroad ioniprothire,
na,_Lettera of_Cre lit, on..rrideb. Uoney - curi. ObEsiiia.l,
rt.eded, to ncty pirt•of• StiropO. , •-•-
COLLIC7IO.I of 11111,1, Notes, 11••:d other4securitia in'
rope, rtii.ireeive
LLIAI) IS A Co:,
Niroiid,eornt4 Third itreet •
'110.11 . :': - . - APIEVOLIAIK
iripOss•Szotra' useCtinG ilia BEST 12/3,S,SUDS or
RELNNW7LWANIA, ' '
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'Wh!eh will sleaymbesold of thi3-Loliesteash TwiCes, (DOI
7 ax.k.nurreims-01- -
64. 1 )CE.E- 7 . '#,Erki,NSY NIA Ma:A-5.3-r-
WI YDOV:.-G:
.g.tt T! ‘,..lDoable Strength, Imitation. Crown .and muby"
• Vials, Flasks, tient snit' Priserva Jant:' • .
• Wirle; Postai - and 1141041 Bottles •
telegiaplueLigittiring4l6d-Insulatorso.-
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sECON.D, BBTICKEN WOOD .tt MAIM= 13T2.,
But a short distance, from tins Steamboat landing, nad
from Mon ongaltalklfonse. St. Charles, and City Flotel.Cart.Ul'
11, .................. '
JONES; & DEINY,
Forwardiligand Comission Merchants,
ttpl9l of VAUD. STREET, 24,TASlitfItC117:
THE ILDAISS AXPRES - - 1 -GDZIEPAPrg. •
A JOINT, STOCK. ASSOCIATION:.
organiiltriltry 1; 1854, - tinder the kips
Capital in '3l,ooo_Sharem
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.iiir,STOC.r7.IIOL !MRS .I.NDIVIDu _tux .;
President-3EOEOE CABB, of Pittsburgh.
aeo. W. Om, Pittsburgh. : .- 8. M. Shoemakes' BaltinifFre.%_
O. 8. laniard, Philadelphl4, Johnson, Liehegstoty N. Tosk„.
W..dhleruitstore,Now York. Spooner, Bridgeport, Conn,_.
A. Adams, Boston. - -•-• R. B. Itineley, ESTer,
S. M. Thompson, SprineCeidi 31ass•
aveics, Ner. 81 Itovaiersvizsr.!
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TO AltD FROM TOE -EASTERNCITIES
'-VL4 PENNA - ..'0.1.1yAL AND:R.4.11.220.41D5.:' .7
D. L - EECIELB4..OO.!ff .. LIN.W:
Botwotin . Pittsburgh, - ITeri-York, 'Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Tl:C[811017TE being now in good order, - itiate'prepare&
to despatch property either tray on favorable terms..
Bhipineuta consigned to either of the undersigned will ram,
forwarded without charge forcommitalo.pr,areftrillinstra?..:
tious - protoptly attended to. -
Address or apply to . LEklart
Penn silent and-Canal, Pittsburgh,.
...IIAB.B18:A LXECII,
Readying Depot N 0.13 Sonthll,ll - 11
Deli„firtg-Ddetillwk
A. 8311711,. Agent, --
N0:75 Nottb ettelt, llalUlDoio
7 3 7 B 0 a . tte la ry chO pi li a t ty LD .
ti,eAirgenyari.rk.
ttiTTSBIIIIGII A7ll)CcollE,BlAßVltit*
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taglu
i -- - - 'RAILROAD --
piffling front ' - UTifait, Newton, Winfini eiriii
stunk County, to .I.sp,tora Stritionerta Far' ,
ette County N
and after. TiIIIRSDAY, the 17t/1(10,y orrinn_littli
' friittier - n6l.lEictfilftraltii WlRTnin'beMeen th e above
late 1,0
lute as follows: - . i''' •- . , . ,-;,, .;
... ;
4 Leave West Nowton at '5,130 A. M.; 'nopplic; all'ort/loyal,
Sinitb's Allll, - rafd Jacob's 'Creek; raefoing teflon at 6:157....,
*lock. - Iteturnlng,-leave.Laytow at tt4s. A - . AlTTeacblng
Wflit Newton at TO: - connecting" wltb - 7tbo Atramboat , ...-
' , Thomas llhriver," for Pittsburgh: "1"946t/ingll42l?uDfti a noon
. .1.
Second TralnArilLleara West .Neirteti at 12 o'ilock,lf.,-
fir Layton,, and, returning,will leave 'Layton a 0 P. 14.- ..
aloppingatll.way atelier's. ;' .. ...., •,. -,..-"............ ~..... -
'; Fare from Pittsburgh-, to - lepton, 43. =llea; Dna Dollar.
arageesor'uniontown and Comolliefillewl_llcotinect wltb, - ; .. .: ,
the Tratra a. Layton:. - -- ----- - -- 1 - - .
Frelghi wBI - be' traasported -eith.vey dilly. 'lsi rater
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Bpply_to D. lir.. CALDWELkEsg ; A Esistan Cl.l pperintendirtit,y ; ,
Wear Newton. - '- :. ', . .` OLIVER. W.....BARNES, '.-- -i ,
- President and 'Sakerfuitend i. -'-'
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iVitt.hureli, nay .4d1.1155 ' - , , iiiv4,
I CARPETS - Ort. ,- CLOTErS„
1 ,•• - , • ALA T 'l' INO.. ..,' .--;.—:
TrglM subscriber Is noviroceivirig Urie allltioba to his -
stock,.
wit " ,h en •rompleted; will be one of the.
I ert In thorny, consisting or Velvet slid irruSiole_tor,--
mut; T a peety Brusesla,-,.lnipprial,nad.rExtzu Tbreo-Ply;
ii w t r yr, ingrain, SuPerthie and Sine tlO4 Tat estry; tirubd ---
end plain Venitisni COtIOUt Hemp; Beg.aodlist ZasDets:'
Woolen and Cotton DrUggeti floor 21sits; 3Vinclaw Stuidocv
sta r Redo; &c. Also, a. , 1 .
, ry,sr arnrtment- bron.cupar-,.
frau 2to 18 tet4. wide .- :7 -, W.D. BITALLIZIK
:.; cff.kim '— - • . -t ' s FlllV.fraitli strasebelew W0r41.7
NumagicK . •
A. BLOSSOM, StOR
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Dja , ant. - -
CAPITAL ...
GRAND PIANO,
TURVEKT CLANET.
Watch . lltakera,
70Weit31•13 Ma' sikvorsmiths,
f 7 biartut Ftrtet, Enna retirtb
RUNTM;
DE'.(tElt. EXCLIIBITEIS IN
No: 299 Liberty =street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
omo = urniANA :ad
Autssopits, supur.,ml: and
M!)KVIIE:Sc._ CO•s
T-PriNS PO R-TA T - lON •
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