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t tinteaperations in conned ion with the growth of ; TIMM: DdILY MAIN EACII u Y, (Than/a , EX
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plants, is all but excludel ; end the tender
!n e n eLee:zi o xl . .,s4 ,
.TlJ3lon.plt!!lal.llTl.rwalel;.
St.
rootlets
Tralo.--Co
rootlets being confined by the impenetrable ! '
i Arrire.: Bellatr 4:20 P M.; 9 * :15 1.. M; 5:45 A. M.
mass, have circumscribed limite to work in, in
air L
s: ea so rn: A. (MM.. ail Tra GO DIEm, x
b pr,ooess Train, Night Traint—Bnli•
search - of their necessary eustenance. I2:P M.
.d
rvive: Columbus 12:40 P Sf: 040 P. 111.; 1:10 A. 11.
In kitchen gardens, no digging or spading FLING EAST.
ought to be tolerated less than ten inches deep ! The 10:10 A. M. Express Train, connects at Columbus
—better fifteen inches at each delving, and it te n it i h w t i h t e h E th ep7iis Train which e
w learea C t i h n e cincati at 0
, ' and Indiana ItaTi i ro n
ought, as often as means will Blow, to receive n afr from
Newarkt th es t
with on
Trains m."Pl q ' to m
bUb2Oiling in addition. It rtitl or retentive Boils and frcm S.andusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, eel with WSI. C. CONNELLY.
i s a l Trains en the Steubmville and Intliaaa Rollin - Ad; at -
the very beet impletnent that can be used, 1211 - LEY'S HOTEL:
Wheeling with Express Ttxll3 on the Balrimme and Ohio
steel fork—spade next, plow last. For light or Railroad for 13altiroore, Washington, Philadelphia and East- I CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
sandy soils, n plow may be as good as any, pro- ern Cities.
The 2430 P DI. Train will connect at Columbus with the
viding the depth is the same. Prof Johnston in
second Train from Cincinnati •at Newark with Sandusky. I E. RILEY, Proprietor.
his fifth lecture before the New York State Mama let and Newark Railroad: and at Wheelingwith
Agricultural Society, thus speaks of the benefit Night Train en Baltimore end Ohio Railroad. Passengers
r b t l u e ß. Miami pa e Railroad. nge. ta,
i s Li g i t i c n o d n i n a
u s- c . t . i
of subsolling to worn out or spent lands ) leaving Louisville and points below Cincinnati, and taking ,
.. T i c;
1,9
this A .111 T . r T a r a n
There are two modes of improving the tend, ln a Co tn lu i rn A
the mechanical and the chemical Of the me- p
lie
and Richmond by more
to
g Train on Indiana Centrei
chanical method I shall now speak. Among the
and te r o e tt ac o l :.
! IA i etneoen ee t wI th this Train at Colundons,
varons mechanical methods of improvement, Train en Balti ee more g .an
at d inl o eo h t 111., and leave by 10:30 P. M. '
Hoed, arriving in Bs Itl.
there are three principal kinds. The first is deep moreet., next day.
plowing ; that in all t nest, is found to be impor- Mail Tr l C: l 3 . o ,, P l . ,i r h . Train ev [meets at Columbus with the
tent and profitable in all countries where I have at Belleir at 5:1 . 5 A l 7M7 s c el on " n e ec in t n i n o li g a s t it. 6 lt i". th M e " A * =m ar m r o ic l e a "-
been; in all parts of Europe whore I have visited, lion Train On the Baltimore anti Ohio Railroad.
by
experience has shown that the soil generally is
r,,, erri leaving Chi-ago by the Evening Trains can, by this
Day
not plowed to a groat depth- 3 , 4, or 5 inches is fen, mach
Milh u lal u x Ciltny;rLansrflyettute,tolnuian!‘polia and Day
he this train; and at
almost the maximum depth of exhaustion. Wheeling will take the AccommodaFat ores tion Train for Comber
-
It is very often the ease, that persons exhaust land, sleep there, at d rerunan by Train
land, until they can raise no more crops, and are more and Eastern Citliole:.4No WEST.
then compelled' to leave. The person who sue The 5:45 A. DI Moll Ten a connects et itellair with Night
needs them, seeing the system of tillage that has Traint on 'he Baltimore and chic, 11...8r0ad; at Newark with
been practiced, instead of adopting the former andrai trains
e Chicago anl n from
litVn a r o ' e d r u g t Y ; ' aiToltn ia bn a ro u rr d ig t ilh V e e t r ra no in " S
system of shallow plowing, goes down deeper for Cincinneti, t 113,1
w il y wMine (or Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
and turns up a new soil altogether. Very likely fulls, and Chicago, ayt ai ries Urbana.
in this soil are found aocumulated the materials Train The
fr lLALl;: i x . p e re , ss
a T n r d a Train
arrivesnno e i ent
Columbuss with tbe
mEtr4roe
P.
the other soil contained. The manure that had Dl., and con ems with trains going South and West Ind,
been put on and accumulated below, is turned up, lag
. i n Cincinnati at 12.
and the now corner gets perhaps, not only a good Train
~,,33,.Pc.,.Sm1.1.,T71,,Inndr.o.,,nnndecattsow,iitubmtbhun, Ain
with e M l 7 d l
Train t. : n
virgin soil, but much of the money the old farm- at 2430 A. M., direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton. Indiana
or has hurled there. This is no hypothetical polls. Lafa3 Otte, Terre Haute, Saint Louis end Chicago.
m 15 ISAAC It. SOUTHWICK, Supt.
case. If it were I would not state it, for specs- -----)
lotion and hypothesis are good for nothing.
Oti fresh soil, and occasionally in any soil, it is
injodicione to bring the bottom or subsoil to the
top, from the fact that it may contain deleterious
agents, or is in itself poorer than the top spit.
When this is the Casa, it should be simply dug
over in the bottom of the trench, after the top
spit is taken off. This will give the plants a
hotter chance to go deep with their roots, and
thus place them farther from the effects of long
drcuth, and however indifferent it may be in
texture at first, it persevered in, will ultimately
become good soil. Drainage is another MR
annical means to improve tho sell ; without it,
all wet or retentive soils are worked to a great
disadvantage at all seasons, besides losing the
exhilarating influence of spring and summer
rain, to a considerable extent.—Country Gentle.
MIL
Notice to Banks and othor Corporations
AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, 1
Harrisburg, 310 y 1855. f
You will {delve publish. for four consecutive weelts the
two following dections, in conformity with the trovtaions
a the ::11 Section of the Act of seventh May. 1.455, entitled
•-.Bri Act to : -provide for the oruinary expense; of govern
inst.t, the Repairs of the public Canals and Railroads, and
for other general and special appr,.pitation BANKSs:'
E.. , Aud. Gen.'.
VIA WELLSVILLF-
Q ECTION 71. That all hanks, institutions and companies 1 ,
The Steamer; Forest City and Diurnal aill leave the Ms-
i. 3 of every kind and nature woutaver, incorporated under
n0...„40a wharf ever y morning, (eunaays excepted.) at
or in pursuance of any act of the !ogle attire of Ponnaylrin 10
o'clock, fur wellseil
e,
connecting
wish
the train
teee,eg
nit. general or special, er of any other state, and ioing Wellsville at 417) P. M., and arriving at Cievel onl at 900
business in this elate shall give notice, accompanied by the „. 51.
oath or affirmation of the president secretary or treasurer, 1 •
i An Accommodation Train will leave We laville daily,
to the auditor general, of the corporate name, date of in . , (genders exceptiel.) at 11 .1 3 P. M , connecting at Bayard
mrporatiOn, tTrne of commencing busine, and place of
with , Express Train arriving to Cleveland at '2= P. it
bu•iness 01 such hank.. institution or company, the amount , Trainsk
rom Well and Cleveland e-,rtnert at Bayard
of capital stor k , dividend. declared. if any, with rate and ! for cArrotiton, we , Aeete. „„, , , ,
ilk kr 'r, k, nil New Philadelphia.
time th reef, or the value of stock, enter:bug to the proof- ,
4r4r- Tickets for Cleveland, Chicago mud the North west,
alone tt the art to reduce the state debt, and to Incorporate
via Wellsville, are cold nt a less rate then via Alliatins.
the Pennsylvania ritual end railmad company parsed'
The Trains from Cleveland tr. Tote Is end Chicsz , .. rite se
April Dth, <lllr t tonsand rlo l ,t bemired and forty-Tsar.
1 f011ows: Leave Cleveland at 7.77 d and 2 :t0 A 11., and 625 P.
dECTION 72. That all banks, institutions and eompattlea , — 4
at arrive at Chlcage at 11.0') P. M., 7.00 A. M., anti 10 00
who do not, by their otMeers, as afoot-said. give notice to the A. m.
auddor general, as I.lOl,PPi'l, re er before the thirtieth day ,
1 Trains leave Chicarn for ito..k Island and St. L,01113 as
of Nos elate, next, and annually thereaftrr, and pay the
follows: Per hock Island at 900 .% M , and 11.00 P. IL
amount ,f tax llier al e legally chargeable with into the For st ~,,,,,,t, at 0 15 A. si ,
~ 0 , 0 111 ,, ,Th 1 „ . sl.
tint,. treasury in the month of Decimal,: then following, . pe.e..„,A,e, for
~,11 L e d ,, go ,, e , b..
L.i.. bde ,.. l meiitee,3 te
shall forfeit and pay fir the use ti the commonwealth late- i Joliet, and thenceover the Chicago andM.ssi.stppi Railroad
rest therron,at the rate of twelve per cent per annum un
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 cl'..es. to et. Loaf..
Cute until pail. m I" ' Passengers by the 9.15, A. M., Train arrive In ft. Louis at I
s,.itiNTlli. ItEi!DENCti TO LET, situated in P heats by ' 11.21 same evening, and by the 10. 1,
5, P It., Train, at noon
C: and vety pleasant Ineation,lrithin a tin - minutes' walk next day.
cheek
Id the ri y. 'The hoIIA, con lairs seven rooms, well tnished, .
checked 1,, f. na ,,rchi„... e , „ 1
.., t1 . . u n5 ,.., u t g . 1 1.0 1 t w o , Clereland and there ro
und I. surzeottt.kled will trees, flowers, Ir. To pertnuS dc-
sienna ad tiring in the country, and yet he within conve.. I FARE VIA A I,I.IA.NCE AND CLEVELAND.
silent distal ee of the city, this affords a rare opportunity— ' tat class. 'id crs I.: c:a.,!. 2.d cr s
To La Salle .. pit; , 0 813 50
a stable, carnage home, spring with stone house, and as To Alliance 2 2
c o
" Reck d, 19 00 14 2.9
much ground tar gardening purposes as may be desired. I
~ Cle_veland . 4 n ,. ...,
i Toledo .. 0 ,•9 " epe e , Gs ... IS IA 14 flu
Rent, $lOO from June Ist to April next.
Apply to S. CUTLIIIEBT A EON, " Chlo.go ...... .13 nil ilk) Sri It Sprlngfielkl 10 711 16 20
int 24 _ 1 4 k y ,___ ___ . _j_r___Lil t t rt,, tt t . , _ I,_
..," 11100min . q...1 1 1 no 11 4IJ 1 " Bal.-11,0z.. at Q.
I at. L0uiZ....21 00 16 50
2 :Eve.itAL riasos DESIRABLE IN u.Atto Tians.— , Passengers are requted to procure their tickets al the
C. 1. Cheap Goods. 2. Neat and Inel:dutiable I °Mee of the Company, lu blonoegabeln Route., below the
bt)ke. 3. A goad assortment and variety to se- corner J. DURAND, Sup't, Cleveland.
lest riom 4. A pleasant &Ore and accommodating ,ales- . ml,/,'SJ. A. CAUGII EV, Ag't, Pittshurgh.
men 5. Value rervired for money paid out. In these -
respoct_s, Sell II ERTZ. No. 107 Market street, promises to
accAutatidate hie trtenils and the 'utak generally with
anything in the BOcCi or SHOE deportment myll
A. MASON A C are just opening lid mare eta.. nod
ft, psc'taget cf Calicoes, Ginchnms, Bleached and Bro'n
Muslina. Checks, Tweeds, bummer stuffs, Berage de Lair. s,
Lawns, Ac., An. v_y'...2
13LAN16 PULL 1.141/1/1:10 lallT.--Verbraftp, Ilelltrapes,
hoses by Herman., Slfronn, La Panto!, Ac., tor pale In
far 40 quantll.l, by (my 16,1 aw) JAM ES WARDROP
1 al( titIODS b-X.,:tIAN , E. el a PROPERTY
1.7 Tae underslgnel trill exchange a lot of Merchandise
for City Property, being a general absortmaut of a Country
Store. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Droker,
royl6 75 Fourth street.
11 , 11 ti 1111[YETle SOAP re prepared by the lait.criber
from the recipe of a London diem at, ur.d used for ren
dering the Akin smooth, soft and delicately white, removing
sallowness, pimples, tan, cutaneous eruptions, and redness
of the skin. All chaps, chafes, Ac., on the hands, are
healed by it. For the cure of sore, rough hands, it le unri
valled. Pricel2X, cents vr cake. Sold by
my__ 140 L. CeTli BEST, 140 Third et.
Youngson.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORN A.U.ENTAL PAINTER—No.
SIVENTII street, oppoeito the Neptune Engine
House. mh27:6m
A ILD OIL-25 bbls No. I Lard Oil in store and for ea
-I by MILLER & RICK ETSON,
mYS 221, 2 . 2.1 Liberty street
S ALT—ISO ['Lis No. I Salt; forgal
uays
MILLER
RICKETSON.
CIODFISII-10 drums Rank" No.l Codtibb ; for
/ Rale by [myll MILLER & RICKETS.rN.
A L EKATUS-50 boxes McFarland's Saleratua; for sale
Cl. by (m 951 MILLER & RICK }:TSON.
ILARIFIEII nllO All-20 Obis A Uln , itiod 6ugar for nelx
1 by [mYs] MILLER At RICKETBON.
5U 10
BACON 1iC)131.1. , 1 . 1t5;
5 10 " S. S.C.C. If •ms :
10 " B.C. Dried Beef ;in store MA for sxh by
ap9 ENGLISH Sr. RICH AltDfioN
YILUP—bO bble. Syrup in 'tom and for Rule by
0 .4,9 F.NCILISII A Meg ARDSON
IUFFIIk--luo bags hlo Cotter in store nod t.r sale by
arY ENGLISH At ItICIiARD..ON
MACI{Elibl-1000 packngL, of Abickeml, No, 1 mod 3,
for en!, ty f op9l ENGLISH !I' RTCHARDSON.
;Li ALL IJAPEbb, a architectural designs; eil., plain
r..l_ and extension Litll Papers, In a variety of colors.
For Bald by WALT LH P. NI AusnALL,
ap2o fis Wood Ftreet.
PARLOR FURNITURE of every description, con
stantly manufactured and for sale by
T. B. YOUNG k CO.,
my 7 Corner Smithfield and Third ats.
F litSll FRUIT
-250 boxes Raisins;
200}4 do do
150 !4 do .do
500 drums ;
250 %do do
100 boxes do
20 mute new Dates ;
25 boxes Prunes;
10 kegs do
2 cases do
Receiving and for sale by
apt RILYMER a ANDERSON:, 30 Wood et:
FILESPL NUTS, &s
-20 bags Walnuts;:
20 do Filberts;
20 de Cream Nuts;
25 fraVa Ivies Almonds;
6 bales Bordeaux do
10 boxes shelled do
25 do No. 1 Rock Candy;
11 do W. do
10 ewes Wily Liquorice;
150 boxes No. 1 Berl-lug
100 doz assorted l'icklea ;
25 dozen Tomato Catsup.
Just received and for role by
apt REYUF,R & ANDNJIBONT, 19 Wood et
BOLES IIIACOARONI;
20 hazes Vermicelli;
100 dozen Pepper boon;
10 do lepers;
15 do Olives;
10 do Brandy Peach...
10 do do Cberrees;
lu Jo fresh Peaches;
10 do do Tomatoes;
10 do Walnut Catsup
Just received and for sale by
apt!
REYMER .4 ANDERSON. 39 Wood rt
_ _ .
IICAM3R B -ANIS ikmoNs—
ft 260 boxes Ml , Sbilla Oranges,
100 do Sicily do
24) do Lemons; receiving find for Pale by
• REILMER Is ANDERSON, :V) Wood pt
riiDBACOr.-ISO boxes " Russell At Itobinson," "Grant's,
" Anderson's." 50 dwarf boxes " Illannerhasrett
" P,rfectlon," "Jewel of °plait . ," " Dladem Twist," " lam
raids" Tobacco, in store and for sale by
^ • MILLET A BICKETSON.
11(1 A its -50 M. Havana and Principe Cigars, best brands
i in s tore awl for sale by
tams MILLER dc RICKETSON.
I 4 Vi a C7soni large No. 3 Mackerel;
medium 3
25 " No. 1 Pickled liprring
10 drama " Grand Bank" No. 1 Codfish.
In store and for eale by
m 1126 MILLER k RICKETSON
GIVF/E.F.--5,10 bag. at° Coffee;
100 pockets Old Government Java Coffee,
In store and for gale by
mb2o
.DFOILD MINERAL WATEII—:.O bble and half bble
II in store and for sale ty
mv23 JOHN MOORHEAD, N 0.27 Wood street.
WBITE tIILH BONNETS—Some splendid ten White
Silk Bonnets at A. A. MASON 3 CO.'S,
myli 2v Fifth street,
Lot for Sale.
A 00 )D DITILDD:O LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street
J by 100 feet In depth, In Ilinninnham, trill be sold
cheap. Eniftdrsiff" GEO. P. GIL MORE,
iY/3 at office of the Morning Post.
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itZIEM
IC 'Pa L our i)
. •Age
-o.lr.
CLEVELAND AND PITTBECE,GH
RAILROAD.
CONNECTING WITH
STEAMERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
VIA WELLSVILLE,
AND
Ohio and Penn•ylvanla Rallroadt
VIA ALLIANCE.
- .
r PRE P.borte:,t.qui,lnqit and nin,t renuld, rdun. to TLledo,
Ctoctv, • Rock bland, (ialenn, and St. Loreto , to VIA
- - - -
CLEVELAND.
This route is One II until ed miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains Imre Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland viz hours, Chicago twenty-three hoar.,
and St. Louis thirty-seven
AL holm,
VIA LIANCE.
The Trains of the Ohio and Pen OA. Railroad leaving Pitt"-
burgh at 3.00, b. It., 8 00, A M. ' and 3.00, P It., connect
at Alliance at 6 SO A. 11.45 A. 11, and 6 30 P. M., as
follows:
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliarssolt 7.30, A.M.. and 1.2.00
M., and 035 P. NI , roan. cling at Hudson with Trains for
CuyahoitnFails and Akroo, and arriving in Cleveland al
10.04 A. IL, 2 YO P. M., and 9 Ou P. M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
I Galena, and the Nurth•west, who wish to go through with
-1 out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
4.00 A. IL, and arriving iu o,voland at T'.'.o P.M , its that
I Is the only train by which close acnneeiions are made
through to the above point. Passengers by this train
reach Chimgo at 7.30 nest morning, and St. Louis at mid-
I night
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPENS
TnPncr,ri
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
ANSAS AND NEBRASKA
All Railroad to the llll•alsaippi
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL agiggig ROAD
FORDILEHA TIM CHICAGO AND AORO.A A CY IT. MILITARY
. .
And Trains run the entire distance f om CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lowa, without change of Cara.
The Only Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUR, MUSCATINE, OQUAWEA, WAPEt.LO, FORT
DES MOINES, COUNCIL lILUeF, fie, and the over ALL
RAILROAD Route from CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS, BLOOM
INGTON. CLINTON, DECATUR, CAI ItO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and Intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroads.
Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the Eait—avoiding all laying over at any of
the pointa.
Suigea leave Burlington daily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri—making the quickest and
most reliable route to reach all the important points wei..t
of the MisiilAppt 1s far as Council Bluff, with from forty to
fifty mile , lea, Staging than by any other run 0. The Road,
for a large portion of the way, is laid with the CONTINOOOS
Raft, the smoothest riding and best Railroad In the West—
well siocked with the most modern LO,OinOti•es and elegant
new Care.
ily this route passengers are are of making connec
tions, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time. avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and Ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the route by Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point.
THROUO II TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Offices In the East; at the office of the
Comp.,* , corner of Clark and Lake st; ante, in the Granite
Building; at the Depot of the Galena 11. It., and at the
Mich. Cent. R. it. Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn ate.,
CppOpito Tremont House, Chicago.
FR FIG UT consigned by this route will receive Immedl•
ate despatch., C. 0. HAMMOND, Supt.
0. E. FOLLETT,
Gen . ! Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
Atlr TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Ofileev of the country. mbl9
FROM
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS•
I'LL CHICAGO, ALTo,N AND ET. • *IS
RAIL aff ROAD,
ormeriy the Chicago and Mississippi.
arrryrng the Great American Express and U, S Nadi.
rplIR Only Direct and Reliable Route to the South and
South•Weet—aeveaty Mlles Shorter than any other
Route.
TWO Tllkooo CI =TRESS TRAMS DAILY, 81.7NDATS
Leave
Chicago. St. Louu.
Et. Louis Day Express 0.15 A M.... 12 30 A M.
St. Louis Night Express 10.00 P. M 2..45 I'. M.
Trains run directly through without change of cars or
baggage.
Prom Chicago to St. Louia in 15Y:i hours.
151 Po IITAN T CONNECTIONS—At Joliet. with the Rock
Island Railroad for Ottawa, Ls Balls, Reck Island and Ceu•
tral lowa.
♦t Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad fur Clin
ton, Waynesvillo and 0-catur, and with Stages for Peoria.
At Sp ingfield, with (treat Western Railroad for Jackson
villa and Illinois River.
At Alton, with Daily Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Quincy and Keokuk; the most expeditious and reliable
route to all portions of North-eastern Missouri.
At St. Louis, with Daily Hirst class S earners for. New
Orleans and intermediate points on the Lower Misiissippl,
and with Regmlar.hfittes of Packets for Kansas, St. Joseph,
and all points on the IllsKouri, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkansas Hirers.
R. P. MORGAN, Supt, Bloomington,
L. DARLING, Agent, Chicaro, 111.
T IIREE DAILY'TIIROUCH TRAINS, between Philodel. I
- .phis and Pittsburgh. THE MURNI NU MAIL TRAIN I
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7",. A. M., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. f It E FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M.. and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 1, P.M. THE NIGHT E X TREES
TICA IN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, I'. 111., and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago,lll4
Frankfort, Lexington and Loubwille, Ky 4 Terra Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, inch; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bollefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve.
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Now Claire-NS,
ST. Louis, LOUISVILLE and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this the
shortest and moat expeditious route CO Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. THUS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESEIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
MTLLER & RICKY:MON
rrIIR Partnership of smug WHEN , tri & BRO. was .11E
-1 Bayed on the first Inst. John M'Devitt will continue
the business at the old stand, and attend to the settlement
the business of the late Ann.
JOHN M'DEVITT,
WILLIAM III'DEVITT.
Plttabureh, January Ed. I&ss—{ bine
;yi n ,
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RAILROADS
CENTRAL. ROUTE
lOWA, MISSOURI,
TRACT it. It. Is sow JJ3IPLETED,
AIR LINE ROUTE 1855
gOMM
PkINNSVLVANIARAILKOAD
Mantillas.
w F ore now receiving our LiWit of Tarte made MAN
TILLAe, to which we would call the attention of the
SAGAN A MIL,
91 Market street.
lEEE
n;s
MANSION HOUSE.
GEORGE AURENTZ, PROPRIETOR.,
I‘,TO. 544 LIBERTY STREET, just beside the Passenger
111 Depot of the Penrvylvania Itailrord, which makes it
the moat elmvenient house in the city for passengers and
s, by that road.
The Proprietor having, at considerable expense, fatal up,
in a‘Calletit style, the )lANSION ROUSE, would respect
rutty solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
ens afford. febtry
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
(tmer of Penn and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh, lit.
Tundersigned, formerly of "Brown'a Hotel," having
j taken 'hie large and commodious HOTEL, and haring
refitted it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a call. As.
cured, with the convenience of the house and his long ex•
periecce in the businesa, be can give entire satisfaction,
and his charges moderate.
my2ol. _
GOOD INTILIIT HOUSECt
fIORN Fit OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
V.,1 the Railroad Depot.
JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
CITYTE DRO HO
STEL,
( LAWN',
Corner of Smithdeld and Thir
GH, d streets,
PITTSBUR PA.
GLASS & CARR, Proprietors.
JOUN P. GLASS, DAN. D. CARR,
bisvor ti.t.TelemphOtlace.) (leo St. Olaalm Pam Rotas.)
riluis large and commodious House having undergone
1 thorough repair and furnished with new equipments
throughout, is now open for the reception of the traveling
public. Conflate XODERATI. aprtsa6m
•
`W
u so t, I StA d,ul,,p
uth i Et i gl i l ,i, th street, between
(su29:y
TIM UNION,
1 - 0. 111 /Intl street Philadelphia, T. 9 .WEBB (late of
Pi the Eagle,) Proprietor.
_ .
GASKILL }LOUSE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND SOOT II ETA, WARREN,
rintE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that thisnew and elegant Hotel has been opened
as a boon. of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio StageOompany,it offers
inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommodn.
tion of the traveling community.
A abate of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
anti OASHILL
FILANKLIN 1-10 US E,
;STNUT STREET, AISOVE THIRD, PEULADELPITIA.
P ALLELE:It et LAIRD, Proprietora.
jyl9:Rodi TERMS $1,50 PER DAY.
f111.1.L AN' HOUSE,
JOH TO NS WN, PENNA.
pay. undersigned having taken charge of the above
named Howe, and refitted It at a large expense, In a
eubtfortabie as well 11.3 elegant style, Is now prepared to re
eeive guests, and Ore ample Fa UM - action to all who may
pa roniee the house. cauBdf I JAMES DOWNEY.
HARE'S HOTEL,
iLate Farmer's Exehango,l
kr O. 133 LIBERTY STREET, foot of Fifth street, Pitt
1` burgh. B. , OIUEL HARE, Proprietor.
This 11,,tel entirely now, having junt been completed
and opened for the accommodation of tho public. fitopl3
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohio.
CPATRICK A SON, Paoratireas.—Thin House ban rin
dergono thorough and estenaire repaira,alberatlona,
suillarge additions of new furniture, etc., and the proprie
tors pledge theroaelves that nothing Audi be wanting on
their part to render Our Faaivailri a place where all the nom
,rt, of a first clean hotel can he found.
C. PATRICK A BON.
FLORENCE utvrt.A.,
No. 40 O BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(0011DUCI to ON Tun color: AN pus.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
PROPRINYOII.
RE:iTAURANT..
• •
1 1 / 1 1.1%K. EXCHANGE,
THIRD STREET, DLIWEEN WOOD AND MARKET.
'FILE Subscribers beg leave to futorm their friends Mid
tee public generally, lint they have leaSeit the above
well known li...tat:trent, which has just been thoroughly
r.-unsated, repaired and re ruilchiheil, and now open. The
propsare.t to mate the Bank Ex
change a cons... , rtsb:e res.rt, e, welt fir the epicure so the
budileas mats. The larder will at all time, be st.aclosi with
the delicacies of the brawn, act served up under the auspi
ces of experiericrsi cake. They respertfdlly ask for the
patronage of a generous public.
.1 SCIIANDELMKRE.B.,
Issnl&le O. R. FRANCIS.
lIK.LVIDESILE
WOOL r, ut:T.I.VATEII AND 111:91 STREETS.
oied bas just pror.led enniesi stork o
J.. LIQUOILS. and iN rxuJy at an times to s,r•si his friend
with the beat of the 5,`,..713, in Lto way of edit, es. Iris!
Whtsii.y Pare:Les may be Lad at the BLLVIDLIII,
J.GLN SAVAGE:. Prone:eine.
.
CO lifti U COPIA
4+7 - OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE.-Wa
D. BARNARD.
Nn. 10, FAPIi Strert, I..loecn Wvof.l and Market.
jnu 14..1 y PITIVICIV: El.
CRYSTAL PALACE,
No. IS Market street.
C. C. SEELY,
•
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
r f Q public in general, that he has just started his
New York and Philadelphia modern atyle of
Ci.kiK 'NO OYSTEItS and everything else In the
eatinr. hun. Opiiiirs in the Shell or Stewed* for cents
R. lie will alro rumba, the brat cf everything that
[LA mat kit safari. Howe al wAys open until o ' clock
-Aornlng. nil3-tf
OVSTER SALOON AM) ALIGSTAUItANTI
108 WOOD STREET.
1 , 1111 eutmertber has now him YISTEIt SALOON AND
I lIATINO HOUSE perfect...l lo a maon, that cannot
be e5.,,;e4 ty nor aftuiler establishment to the city.
If EALs WILL 1:P: SERVED L'l' AT ALL lIOURS OP
1)A from tLo
Illetst•• Fowls, Fish, ase., del
the Bill of Fare aaounl be aurparaied, and he woull retpect
fully invite the ett,,tiou of the public to It.
OLLARLES STILL,
109 Woad atreet.
Jal.`o:ma.etf
St. Clair Lager [Deer Brewery
lill undershrued respectfully informs the public that he
is now fully prepared to serve private families and the
public ysnerally, with his celebrated LAGY;II BEER, in
Motley , MI orders left at his Office, NO. 39 DIA:4O'ND
A near Wood street,) will be punctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
Y. 0.
Denies,' Lager Beer flail,
No. 106 Srnathfuld street, opposite the Ctutoo , Efouse.
'FELE rubscriber heN juld opened one of the In_rgest an I
I best huldJed Leger Boer liens In the city. Elie Beetle
acknowledged to be a superior 4 rticlo, and every other at
ewramcietion about hie house cannot be excelled.
A. LI ENITZ.
Kennett Ale.
`V D. ENCILISII, Sole Bottler of SMITIT'S celebrated
• Kennett Ale and Brown Stout. Aleo,Coturuon Ale
and Porter, to quart and pint bottle,.
The attention of laminae, and the trade, le respectfully
solicited. aul l:y
Mineral Water anti Sarsaparilla
WM. D KNOIAMI, litt street, below Penn, le nom
manufacturing and bottleing the above beverages on
au extensive scale. ilia articles are of the boat quality, and
nufactured from the purest materials. 0ct17:13,
HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE
rj l llE undersigned Is prepared to supply CARPENTERS,
1 CA lIIET. lARELttI, and Workers In Wood generally,
wish Ids Patented and valuable PLANES.
All who have tried It, pronounce .t a most valuable In
vention, that must soon come Into ge.neral use. The fol
lowing letters from practical workmen are but two among
many letters the Pato tee has react eed recommending this
Plane algae all others in use:
Pt nel:Mall STEAM ellarrr? HAMM',
February 22, 1.865.
We hereby certify, that during the last twelve months
eve have used Hopper's Pat. nt Plane, and do not hesitate
to recommend it to Cabinet-Makers am! Carp-nters as su
perior • o any other Plane In us.. We consider it peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
hard wood, and f 4 planing veneers, It s far ruperler to
the old mode 'f scraping, besides being a great saving of
time. One man, by using this Plane, will plane mule
veneers than five men can do by any other Pane or method
in nee. 11. 11. &rex & Co.
To MORES F. E.vron, ESQ.:
Dour Sir —I hove examined Hopper's Patent Bench
Plane, and believe It to be a most excellent article for the
use for which it iv intended, as a combination of plane and
scraper.
It is particularly adapted to planing veneers, and it does
not requi,eono.fourth the time or labor of the old method;
and I here no doubt, when Its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely .upersede the former te
dious and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully recommend 11 to all persons engaged In
the Cabinet business, an from my knowledge of It, there is
nothing as wet I fitted to glee a smooth and beautiful finish
to veneers as the Hopper Patent Bench Plane.
JAM. W. \Soon:ant,
Furniture Warerooms, 97, 99 Third st., Pittsburgh.
XCEPILD
A rires al
Pittzburgh, Februa•y 27,
MOSES V. EATON, of thi, city, in my note Agent for the
Bale of I'l AIWA, or of rights to manufacture and Bell them
W5l. O. HOPPER.
Pittahurgh, March 21, 1825--(mh2l,tf )
OSES P. EATON, No. 19 Sixth street, agent for selling
M
and buying PATENT RIGHTS, is now authorised to
sell the following lately patented articles:
Sands A Cummings' Patent Brick Ithichine;
Hopper's Patent Veneer Plane;
Trott's patent Oil ()lobes, for Steam Engines;
Doan'a Rock Drilling Machines;
Coe's patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw
Crawford's Steam and Water Guages; and,
Oriflith's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced superior to any in use.
He Is also authorized to sell Rights to make and vend these
articles In any part of the country.
He has also fir sale hot-pressed Nutta and Washers, and
finished BrassiNork.
lie I. also prepil-ed to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented Rights and now Inventions, and give to the busi
ness faithful and constant attention.
lie refers to the following
CARD.
I 'The subscribers have long teen acqnainted with Mr.
Hoses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gen-
tleman of undoubted Integrity and indefatigable industry,
In whose exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville it. Crabs, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Wm. Latimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. H. Denny, 11. Childs & Co.,
James Wood, N. Holmes & Pone,
P. R. Friend, Kramer & Rabm,
F. Loren:, L. R. Livingston,
Kuap & Wade, William F. Johnston,
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson APCandless, A. W. Loomis.
Pirrsnimort. November 27th. 1863.
DI)11/05 Patent. Rick Drilling Diaehtnell,
WEIGHING ABOUT 30U POUNDS; can be worked and
moved by two men, and do the work of flee or six in
the ordinary way. S. S. Fowler & Co., Manufacturers.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent In the Uni
ted States, for the sale of rights to use these Machines.
MOSES F. EATON, 19 Sixth street.
aerate TO
Hon. Wm. F. Johnston, President A. V. R. IL;
W. Minor Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V. It. R.;
Oen. Wm. Lorimer, Jr., President P. & C. It. IL;
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Chief Eng. P. & C. R. It.;
Messrs. Monfull A Nicholson, Contractors for the P. A S
R decl9
- 051BROIDERIES.—A. A. MASON fr. CO. have jeer re
Xi oelved per express 5 cartons of klmbrolderies, compd.
1 Bing new and elegant styles Collars, Cuffs, Collarettes, ile,id
Dresses Rosettes, Tabs, Sleeves, Chemizeltes, lidkfa, Ac.,
whirl will be offered at extremely low prises. jab=
IM=O
ovwsiroti , s
151533 ma
; v;
;;;;
Inorease of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
lETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.-CHARTERED 1819.
PAID DP
- - - -
Cash Capital, 8500,000.
TIME THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATESIENT of the
1 Assets of the ..ETNA INSURANCE COSIPAN of Hart-.
ford, as furnished this agency on the lot of January, 1855,
under oath.
Real Estate, nnincumbeted • $ 16,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cont, pay
able semlannually 72,000 00
Debts duo the Company, secured by mortgage... 7.313 17
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable at Bank-. 128,327 35
Railroad Stacks In Connecticut 97,515 00
Bank Stocks In the city of Hartford 142,890 00
Bank Stocks iu New York city 98,050 00
Cash on band, In Bank, and in hands or Av ets
and others
$.773,278 03
The amounts( liabilities due or not-due to Danko or other
Cr' ditors,—nothing.
Losses adjuoted and due,—none.
Losses adjusted and nodue, $1.48,518 22.
LOPPOS unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof, $01,237 50.
All other claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing, Ac.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the Ore department, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of building's varies; the
design is to limit the lose by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or less.
Tilt). A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Olsen or CoN7P. =ICOR, Ilartford, Jan. lot, 1885.
llartford county.
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the istna Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, is true, according to
hie best knowledge and belief
EINRY FOWLER, Justice of the Pence.
Losses paid by this Company for the year 1354 exceed
$750,000, while the premiums received for the same time
tar exceed any other year, since the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, M
elted at. this agency, at remunerative rates.
!Ur Office, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
janll 11. IL TEN EYCK. Agent.
/ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LIAR TFORD, CONN.
CRARTAPID, - - IRI 9.
PAID UP
Cash Capital $500,000
Cash Surplus, oxlst JAsonsT,l3:,s $273,973
THIS Capital Stock and Surplus is securely inve.ted for
the benefit of all policy holders. As an evi lame of
the claims we have to public confidence, and of its ability
to pay losses promptly, we elate n fact, chat its receipts
vary from 1125,000 to SIsO,CO3 per month. Its busirmis
lar t :e and well distributed, and In our opinion no Company
In the United States affords better indemnity to polity
holders thou the ,EMa. They continue to make insurance
on property In town and country, at rates as low as is con
sistent with safety to the policy holler.
ii.B. TEN F.SCR, Ago ot.
Seir Office, North-west corner Fifth and Wood atrects,
Pitteburah.
U K. 11.., 11. W A
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
YFICE in the North Room of the Exchange, on Third
street, PEHLAD
N ELPHIA.
ISIESIE INSURANCES.
On Vassals,
Cknoo, To all parts of the World.
INLAN INSURANCES
On goods by river", canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On attires, lwelllng houses. 3e.
ASSETS OP VIE COMPANY, November 7, IRI3.
Bonds and Mortgages $24,300 00
Stalest Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
G arilen, Southwark, and other loans, 191,553 42
Stocks In hanks, railroads and Insurances com
-21,012 20
panies
Bills re,,lvahle 150,325 91
Cash on hand 10,011 30
Balances in the hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Policies recently Issued ...... ..... 121,707 CT
Subscription Notes 100,000 00
tettscluts:
Dr. D.M. Huston,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer .51*Il vain,
Charles Kelly,
Samuel E. Stollen,
!teary Sloan.
Jame. Trawl air,
Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
James Tennen t,
John 11. Semple,
' Charles Schaller,
J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
D. T. C. slorgan, do.
WM. 51 A ItTIN , President.
TUUS.C. NAND, Viet President.
Josarri W. Cowan, Peey.
P. A. MA.DERIA, Agent,
marl 6 No. 95 Wailer street, Pittsburgh.
The Fre.nnlin Fire Insurance Company,
Of Yhticuietphia, Penuryttonic.
DLAT.CTORS--Charles 'W. Bancker, Thomas LLart, Tobias
Wavle?, Samuel Grant, Jacob IL Smith, Geo. W. We-b
-ards, Morrie r:I D. Lewis, Adolph! IS. Doric, David S. Ervune,
Morris Patterson. Cuas. N.l3aucaza, Prtr.4sist.
Cues_ G. Cascara, So:Mary.
Coutinuo to make ituturance, perpetual or Melte/Lon every
description of property, In town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security.
SS.The Company have reserved a large Cry:inns:eat Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, of
ford ample protection to the manned.
The lases of the Company' on January Ist,lSsl, as pole
balled agreesSy to an Act of A...ably, weirsvii:
Mortgage 1016,138 Gs
Seel ..... 84,377 78
Temporary Leans... 53,366 17
Woe's. 61,85 s 04
Cash, As 64,346 81
Wm. Jlartin,
Joseph U. 8.1,
Edmund A kl.ouder,
John C. Davis,
Robust. Iluston,
John R. Penrose,
George G. Leipsr,
I.',lssant Darlington,
U. Jon., Brooke,
J. G. Johnson,
James C. Hand,
Thrspil UP Ps nlding,
James B. WEarland,
W. C. Ludwig,
Total k 51,1:12,705 41
":„Ainee their Incorporation, period of twenty.one veurA,
they have pald Upward of One Million Four Hundred 'Theo
sand Doilent, losers by lite, thereby affording oviderws of the
advantages of Inattrance, sa well as the ability and ditrporl
tion to tarot with prom ptnesa all Ilabilittee.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Ofilee. north-root cor. Wood and Third Att.
THE EPUTED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE ,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850.
OILARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Orrice, S. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Off Leers of the Home Baird at Phi/adz/Oda:
DULICTORS•
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul 13. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrimee Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Oeo. SPlleary,
Jacob L. Florence, James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, William M'llee.
President—Stephen R.Crawford.
Vice Prerident—Ambrose W. Thompsotr.
Medical Examiner, Pittsburgh—James U. Willson, hi. D
Allegheny City—R. B. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
marl7:y No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorized Capital, $300,000.
ISnail BUILDINGS and other property against to or
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Body Patterson,
W. 61 . Clintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M Long, I. Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones, George It. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier.
Tani. S. Kegley, W. S. Haven,
Wade Hampton, D. E.Park,
H. P. Coggehall.
Eton. WM. F. JOHNSTON, President.
RODY PATTERSON, Vice President.
A A. CARIIII24 Secretary and Treasurer.
Iy S. S. Gamma, Assistant Secretary. der2:l3m
Wostorn Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
R. mnaar.E., Jr., President. I F. N. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, $300,000.
WILL insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE and MA
RINE. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Omicron who are well
known in the sommunity,and who are determined, by
promptness andliberallty, to maintain the character which
they hare assumed, as offering the beet protection to those
who desire to beinsured.
Directers.-11.1itiller, Jr.,C. W. Ricketson, J. W. Butler,
N.llolmes, Jr., W. H. Smith, C. Ihmsen, George W. Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon, James Llppencott, George Dante, James Mc.
& n 1 ey, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
as_ Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang lE
Co , UP. !aim) Pittsburgh. now2.tly
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c
NEW GOODSII WATOIIIS, J MEMO', FILV6 II WARE,
MILITAXT 0 00D9, &e., WUOLLOALE AND RETAlL—Coun
try Merchants end strangers visiting our city are request
ed to call, as we can serve them as well, and wo think b t.
ter, than they Usually are served In Eastern cities, be ides
giving them a tesponsible guarantee—an item difficult to
obtain in many shops.
Silver Detached Levers....... ............. 410 to $15,00
Do Cylinders 7to 10,00
L dies' Gold Lever and Lepine Watches, $25, and upwards.
Gentlemen's do do do $36 to $2OO.
Chains, Seals, Keys, Peccfts, Spectacles, Pens, Lamps,
In excellent variety, and at lowest prices.
ifflir Watch It pairing done promptly and In a superior
manner. All work and all goods warranted.
W. W. WILSON,
67 Market serest, corner of Fourth.
Proclamation.
D Y VIRTUE of a precept under the hand! of. W. B. Mc-
El Clore, President of the Court of Common Piers, in and
for the fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania. and Jostles
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer nod General Jail Doti,
ery, in and for said district, and William Boggs and Gabriel
Adams, Ems., Associate Judges of the same County, in and
for the county df Allegheny, dated the 13. d. day of Slay, in
the year of our Lort one thousand, .fight hundred and
fitty•tive, and to me directed, for holding a Court of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at the Court
House, In the City of Pittsburgh, on the first Monday of
June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Public mincers hereby given to all Justices of the Peace,
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they be then and there, in their proper persons, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations, and other remem
brancee, to do those things which their respective offices, in
their behalf, appears to be done; and, also, those that wilt
prosecute the prisoners thattow are or may be in the jail
of said county of Allegheny, to be then and there to prose•
cute against them as shall be just.
Given under my hand, in Pittsburgh, this twonty.third
day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fiftpflve, and of the Commonwealth the see
enty.eighth. (my26] WAL MAGILL, Eheriff.
nov27:dtf
VALUABLE WORKS ON AGItICULTLIR. II.
Saxton's Burst Hand Books, Ist and '2d eerier'',
Johnson's Agriculture Chemistrl;
Solly's Rural
ltodger's Scientific Arlcriltnrw,
GaY'd Elements'''
Beatty's Southern w
Durnines Fruits and Fruit Trees of America:
Ladies' Companion to Flower Garden;
Barry's Fruit Gardener
Neil's
McMahan's American Gardener,
Farmer's and Planter's Encyclowedis.
For sale by , IL T. C. MORGA.N.
my 3 No. 104 Wood street
a AZuttB GROUND AND CONCAVED in a ariPPrint m an
ner, by an experienced workman from New York;
satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
my . BOW a TETLEY, 136 Wred Strtet•
AUSTIN LOOMIS.'
STOCK AND BILL BROKER.,
Office, No. 92 Fourth et., above Wood.
TO °TES, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgagee, and Loanstm ear
It Urals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on tom.
mission. Land Warrants bought and:sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
All communications attented to promptly.
ri=tiflMEMM
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. earner Wood and Third streets.
All transactions made on liberal terms. Collections
of IliPo, Notes, Ac., promptly attended to. jan2Btlis
EVCOPINELLik. WILLOCK,
BANKERS,
- - -
A ND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver
ft. Coin. Current and Par Funds received on depoeik
Stocky bought and sold en commission. Collections made
at any point in the Bolted States.
South East corner of Market and Fifth streets,
- .11 PITTSBIJRAM. PA.
212,505 00
ARTHUR% RODGERS & CO., ,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITIIFIELD STREETS,
•u2:fm Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wilkins &. Co.,
(am:es/acre to A. Wilkins A Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 71 Fourth street, Fittriturgh.
N TUE numerous, suspensions of Banks and Bankers
I throughout the country during the last six months, we
are satisfied that in almost every Instance their troubles
have grown out of a departure from their legitimate bust
tone; and we, therefore, take occasion to ammo the public
in advance, that no speculations in "fanny stocks," or other
"outride operations,' shall tempt as from the strict and le.
gitimate line of our business—belleving that in avoiding
all such investments we shall not only be better able to
serve our customers and ensure their safety, but that in
adopting such a course we shall promote our own ultimate
bonen . _ ltobbi 8. CO.
Remolra'.
PATRIC - ES a , FRIEND,
BAN ECHE:3 AND EXCHANGE ISROHF.ItsI,
Have R,moved their Office to the [brae". of Fifth and Wood dl
PISTSBUD.GLI, PA.
PdTRICE.B & FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealer's in Notes, Drafts Acceptances , Gold, Silver
and Bank Notss. Exchanges onthe Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. rfeb3
N. HOLMES 80N8,
BANKERS AND EXCIIANGE
OAT'S LOMOVED TOUR BASTING AND =MANGO orrum To SO.
67 MARSIT BUMS, YOWL DOORS =LOW OLD WfAND.
- phrr HOLM'S A 80N8, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
. and Dealers in Notes Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sil
ver and liZair. Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits recelced in par funds or eurrentpaper, No.
d 7 Market Street, between Third and Fourth fds.
,
'rl.ltilli.NA.N di. CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 95 Wood Street, corner of Diamond Alley,
PITISOCIIOII, Pd.,
DIIY AND SELL Bank Notes and Coin; Discount time
.1) a: change, and promissory notes; make collections In
all the principal Cities of the Union. Receive depoeits On
call and on intereat, and give their prompt attention to all
r.tt,er matter, appertaining to a Broker', basilicas. Eastern
Ex,hanzo constantly on hood. marfl
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER
usenet re
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Rotes.
bought and sold on commiaelon. Collections
rarefully att..nded to. loterest paid on Deposit.
/trei" Nu. 48!4 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
flank. decle
RILL et CO.,
BANGERS AM) ILKCJIANGE BROKERS,
COD.DrED OF WOOD &ID MTH 811111111.
1:! IGLU EXCIIANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time Bills of Excbange and Notes discounted.—
Gold, Silver mid Imolt Notes, bought and sold. Collections
male lu .11 the principal cities of the United States. De,
ms it. received of Par and Current Funds.[mar2Tly
L 1413 LIA2/1/06 IDWARD 612i3i, ILO3IOICI ZASKIR.
KRANLEB. &
BANEEIta AND E.XEIIANGE intoiLims,
r) UT AND SELL aola, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate,
II Loomn on Deal Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
Promisrary Nosy. and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and -.,.11 Stock? en Commission.
mada on all point, in the Union. Im7l
$627,470 53
G. E. ARNOLD &. CO.,
BAN N.F. RS AND KM)IIANGE BROKERS,
KALERU in Exchange, coin, Bank Notes, Bight and
I) Time Drafts, &c. Col!notions carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stoics bought and sold ou 0011111166012.
to_ So. 74 Fourth at., next door to Biu3k. of PittsWg.[ael3
Doracatc aria lorryn Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and &Ina
-u;sht, S.lrl and Exchang,i, al the
NUE AND BANKING HOUSE 01
WILLIAM A. HILL et CO.,
64 .WOOD STREIT, P1TT51317119171.
tu,.. of-rent "Morro,' an time deposit".. 4janl2
C&COILIT.
DEEM
E=ll
THOMPSON BELL & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner nf Third ‘out Mud streods, Pittsburgh, P.
THOMAS WOODS,
ga-COMMERCIAL BROKER,`ips
AND DtALLIC
. .
Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate,
No. 75 Fourth st, Pittsburgh, Fa. [Ja6l
No. 64 Worn/ street, Pittsburgh.
HOLD on nal,. the following BOND 3 AND BTOCNA:
4) ahun.e Earbange Bank
17 do MountiguhelA :IST ization Company;
'2O do Cithogre Insurance Company;
f 2,000 lonongehela Navigation Company Bondo;
iligkou city ‘.l Pittsburgh Boucle;
y. 5,000 Doty of Allearieny Bonds
Clmmlottl,a Loan °Mee,
NO. 100 .9311TIIFIELD STREET, NEAR PIPTil.—
nouey loaned on Bold and Silver Watchea, Silvers are
and other valuable articles. •ul4sily
CLOTHING STORE
JOHN AI'CLOSIgY . S6 CO.,
TI -
ORMERLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
street, which has won an unbounded popularity under
he name of the TRIM'. BIG DOORS, have, for the pur
pose of acquiring more space for their Immense business,
removed to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where they have now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That hos ever been offered to the public
. _
Their principal object for this removal, to to give them
more facilities for the
WHOLESALE TRADE.
They are prepared to sell Goode at the
LO WEST EASTERN PRICES
And they will warrant them to be u good as any mann
textured in the Union.
CUSTOM WORK,
nl TOO 11191 . erns, ern UPON TOO SI3ORTZEIt
They have on hand a full and beautiful aiisortment o
LOTUS and COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUSI-
Our interests are identical with those of our customers,
and we assure the public that our fidelity will not fail in
filling all orders we may be favored with.
Alla- DON'T FORGET THE PLACE—
No. SS Wood Street,
(EAST SIDE,) OORNSII OF DIA3IOND ALLEY.
N. 13.—W0 desire our patrons to understand that we have
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business on
Liberty street. Our attention is devoted exclusively to the
House above designated.
Mart'.3
EDMOND WATTS,
lt irERCIIANT TAILOR, NO. lett LIBERTY STREET.—
In I have now on hand a large stock of Fall and Winter
Goods Overcastings, of entirely new designs; Plush Vest,
logs, of the most beautiful pattarne; French and English
Ca9BiltlOr”B, of every style and shade in the market, all of
which I will make to order on the most reasonable terms,
and warranted to suit. oct4
J
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LISTe. RECEIVED AT JOAN 11cCLOSKEY & 00'8 Whole.
sale Clothing Warehouse, N 0.89 Wood street, and corner
of Diamond alley, the largest and most varied stock of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of the public to. These goods have
been purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
can sod do sell at as small profits as any house in the east
ern riche. Therefore, sve respectfully Invite the attention
of whole,al, denies seal country merchants, in general, to
give 1..+ n call, and samine our extensive assortment of
READY MADE C 1.... t DINO. It is almost impossible to
enumerate the quasi cf immense piles of garments that
is to be norm at this I; t e establishment; it is sufficient to
say that it has never t equalled by the house itself.
marl G: if JOHN McCLOSKEY dr CO.
Clothing Clothing!
rj 11111 undersigned respectfully informs :his Triends and the
1 public that be is now receiving at his store, N 0.177 lib.
arty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Cazurimeres and
Vestings, of the latest and most desirable styles, whichi he
Is prepared to make to order in the most fashionabloviran
tier, at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We have also on hand a large and well manufactured stock
of ready made Clothing, to which we invite tire attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find it to their
advantage to call at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchases. [moil] O. CONNER.
New Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
milli subscriber boo just opened this now establishment,
where he has always on hand a large and choice assort.
merit of all articles of CLOTHING, which he warrant:segued
to any in the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
ces. The public aro requested to give him a call.
margay B. OPPENHEIMER.
To Housekeepers.
WI. have now optimist ono of the largest stocks cf
CUINA, MACS and QUEENSWARE, au table for
housrkeepers in the city, and intend selling ate ry low
prices. We wlil sell a handsome set of White Tea Ware,
connoting of forty-eight pieces, for the low price of Vont.
Dollars, and all other Goods in proportion. Our stock being
large owing to the dull season just passed, we are deter
mined to work it off at low prices. We have just opened
see e beautiful shapes of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table do ; Covered Lichee for stewed chicken, etc.,etc. Also,
some very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers. 011 r
Mock of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Isere, is largolLall of which we have put down in price to
suit the ti Lova.
We have some twenty different styles of French Chinn•
Tea sets, and some beautful Gold Bond Dinner sets-ell of
which we are selling at least twenty-live per cent. below.
former prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock of Knives and Forks, Spoons, Waiters, Erlten•
nia Ware, Girandoles, Solar Lamps, etc„ is large, and Wa
will sell them at very low prices.
' "
On band and receiving, a large stock of Botenti and Pitts.
burgh Omar %Vare, which we will reil at manttfacturer's
prices.
- .• • -
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch ,
ere, and every article suitable for country or city trade; ia
large, to which we invite the attention of city and country
merchante,as we will sell-them very low for cash, • •
Housekee pare and others in want of truer China and
Oueeneware' will do well by calling at the
CHINA
No, al Market, between &I and 4thata,
Oppoidte Cep. 8 White.
..JOB. LUDZWIG
JOHN WOODS,
William A. Hill & Co.,
BANKERS,
impUullwairtf
CLOTHING
NESS COATS
JOHN IPOLOSICHY & 00
Fall and Winter Goode I
NEW SPRING GOODS.
FRENCH CIILN A
GLASS WARE
COMMON WARE.
~....~
M&M
DRY GOODS.
.11113.7 RECEIVED
•
AT THE
ORIGINAL BRR RIVE,
N 0.74 MARSET STRUT, BETWE=f - SOUTH &ND THE Macron,
PITTSBURG LI, PA.
k...IGRTHIRD AND MOST DESIRABLE STOCii of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods aver offered in this market.
We would call particular attention to the following :
A very superior assortment of plain Black Brocade and
fancy colored silks; also twisted Silks, Satin,plald and plain
Tissues and BarigeS; Printed Barege and Chalie de Lainei;
vary handsome French Lawns and Britliantines; a good
assortment of French Worsted Collars, Under Sleeves and
Chemizettes, embroidered, .hemstitched and plain Linen,
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Furniture Dimity and Chintzes;
Bonnets and Ribbons at bargains ;
A beautiful assortment of Moire antique Lace and Silk
Talmas, Shawls and Scarfs; a .full a.sortment Of Gloves,
Mitts and Hosiery; Irish Linens, Muslim; and Prints, to
gether with a complete assortment of every other article,
either fancy, staple, foreign or domestic.
Thankful for past favors, we would solicit an early ex
amination of our stock, confident that for quantity, quali
ty, style and price, it is unsurpassed.
YOUNG, LOVE & BRO.,
m 5 formerly -Young, Stevenson & L ve.
New ArrivaL of Spring and Summer Dry
vrooti•.
AT No. 99 N. W. SIDE OF WOOD STREET.
DGREGG A CO, Importers and Jobbers in British,'
. French and Getman DRY GOODS: having melt ,
ed our large and extensive stock of spring and summer
goods, purchased from Importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, we feel safe in assuring out
old customers, country merchants and city dealers general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
we can offer such inducements to buyers as are rarely met
with lathe trade::_... -
Among our dry goods stock will, be found caahmeres, de
tainee, Portsmouth lawns of the most desirable designs,
mohair lustros, alpacas, plain black and randy figured silks,
ginghams and fancy prints, latest styles; broadclothe,fancy
vestings, cassimeresi satinets; tweeds and summer pants
laming; brown and black manilas, table diapers.
We have also opened a very large assortment of bonneta,
newest-styles. palm leaf bats, Rutland - braid and Leghorn,
and an extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;
with lace goods, fancy nettings, jaconetts, mull and figured
Swim musing and black silk veils, Ac.
Oar variety "stock embraces In part combs, buttons, per
cuselon =pa, threads, port monaies, patent medicines, per
tamer'', and almost every article usually kept in the va
riety line, together with a large stock of gold and silver
watches, watch materials, glasses, gold and gilt jewelry of
newest patterns, and a great variety of 39 hour and 8 day
Blocks, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or aatismatory reference.
N. B.—.Gat early call from buyers is respectfully solldted.
- D. GREGG A CO.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
HAGAN & AHL, No. 01 Market st..
ARE receiving daily additions to their large and we
selected stock of
Must:lllas,
Dress Goods,
Embroideries
Hosiery,
Bbaerls.l.Searfa,
Housekeep'g Goods,
Alexander's Kid Gloves, de:
To which we world respectfully invite the attertion of
the Lutiee. telfai
NOVILAILNG GOODS.
FRANK VAN BORDER has just received a large and
beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and. Setts in Crape, TarletOn and Swiss, black laco and
gauze Yells, black Hosiery and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alexander & Bajott's boat Kid Gloves can always be
found at No. 83 11A11.11.ET STREET, corner of the Dia
mond. novl7
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
Iron Front—No.9l Market street.
O(Atilt house being now open for the transaction of a gener
al Dry Goods business, we would respectfully solicit the.
patronage of the public, feeling confident that, from our ex
tensive and well selected stock of BILKS, FANCY AND
STAPLE GOLDS, we can offer such inducements as will In
sure entire satisfaction. EAGAN
aprhtf Nos. 91 Market and 8 Union street.
VAN GOIIDERPS TRIMMING stortr.,
No. 83 Masstrr Sr. , ORN= OP DIAMOND.
TUN: RECEIVING, a large ' and well selected stock of all
0 the new styles of
LADIES' .Dlalq4 AND- SIANTILLA TRIMMINGS:
Fringes, Buttons, Galloons,
Gimps, " Braids, . Velvets, -
_; Laces, Cords, , Ribbons.
lt handsome assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian
SMBROIDERIEg, in Swiss,.Jaconet and Lace.
Collars, Edgings, Handkerchiefs,
Sleeves, Insertinv; Infants' Robes,
Chemizettes, Bends, Caps a Waists.
A fail supply of MOURNING GOODS:
Crape setts, Collars, Love and Gauze Veils,
Plain Linen setts, Sleeves, Gauze and Dotted Falls,
Plain Swiss do. Chemizettes, Italian andEngli Crepe.
51ATIsillt ALS FOR E3IBROIDERING—Stamped Collars,
Rands and Insertings: French Working Cotton, Hoops,
Linen and Cotton Flom, Oil Cloth, Embroidering Silk.
Stilletos and Scissors.
Mantua, Satin and Bonnet Ribbons.
A large assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNIVIING
GOODS—Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, So.
Pine, Needles Buttons, Tapes, and everything in small
wares generally.
may- ttuoti's arse Nth Gtovss, in white, black and colors.
Sizes from No. 0 to No. 10, &twat s on hand.
also—A good stock of HOSIERY sal GLOVES--very
cheep. mh'23
URNITURE
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
CI BIN ST PITB.,VIT A' MA Ar UF4 CT UR ER.
Ware-rooms 97 and 09 Third street.
.1 W. W. respectfully informs
his friends and customers that he
•
, : ^v l A7 , -".".-" , 44 . has now completed his spring stock
of Furniture ' which is decidedly
the largest and best eves offered for fate in this City, which
Will be sold at prices as low as any in the United States,
East or West.
As he is determined to uphold the quality with well sea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs; end
from the extent of his orders and facility id manufacturing,
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
lie has adopted the principle of identifying his customers'
interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest variety of every description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any part of one, may be
furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, in part, of his stock,
Which for richness of style and 13rd tt, cannot be surpassed
In vday of the Eastern cities:
Louis XIV tete-a-tete Sofas;
50 Sofas; in plush and hair cloth;
60 doz. Mahogany Chairs;
20 doz. Walnut
60 Mahogany Rocking "
20 Walnut " "
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut "
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 " " Drawing Bureau
80 " " Washstands;.
40 Enclosed
100 Common •
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
69 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut "
60 Cottage
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsrteadic
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut 41
10 Cherry
50 Plain Bureaus;
TO Dining and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 doe. Cane Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladies' Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Note;
Etiguires; Paper Mache Tables:
Conversation Chairs Pembroke "
Elizabethan " Hall and Tier "
Reception " Ladles' Work "
Pearl Inlaid " Extension Dining Tables;
Arm Ottomans;
Gothic and Hall Chairs;
t. J. large assortment of COMMON PIIIINTTITRE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Csinarzr ld.azima supplied with all ar.
tides in their line.
STEAM:SW.Oi am' , lxo7Blll, furnished at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly emended to. aprA
Steamboats, Ahoy t
Tai subscribers tender their 'Ahoy
iistailedgmente for the favors bestowed upon
them by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others interest
ed in building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, oh the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and work
manship
' T. B. YOUNG .1. CO..
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
opposite ‘' Brown's Rote"
James Lowry, Jr.,
CELLM AND BESYSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No. 294
Fetterman's Bow, Liberty street, nos on hand a large
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of every description, made of
the best materials, which he will sell lower than articles of
the same quality can be sold in the city. Us would call par
ticular attention to his large stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he will sell at greatly reduced
prices. Also, Turning of every description executed In the
neatest manner. Orders left at the Ware Rooms, or at the
Mill, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
ttended to. marll
A. MILLIKEN & CO.,
I" AVE ON RAND at their extensile CABINET and
CHAIR bLiNIIIPAOTOBY, No. BS Stifthfield street, a
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will cell 15 per cant. below customary rates,
Terms—cash only.
Great Inducements to Gash Purchasers.
WE will sell our large stock of COMMON AND FANCY
MIMES AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
fail to please cash pi:mahatma All our work Is warranted.,
Our terms ars CASH. JAMES LOWEY, JR,
mar2s car-SavantNand Liberty eta
SWM. E. STEVENSON continues to manufacture
OABINET-WARE of every description, at bls old stand,
corner of Liberty and Seventh streets. UNDEETAIC
ING attended to, In all its branches. myll
F OM BOOR FOR RAILROAD ENGINEERS.--Contain-
hag formula) for laying out curves. determining frog an
gles, levelling, calculating earth-work, etc., etc., together
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chards, -
magnetic variation, logarattdma and natural signs tan.
gents, etc. etc., by John B. Renck, Civil Engineer. Negep
book form. $1,76.
* * * The object of the present work is to supply - a want
very generallyfelt by Asdatant Engineers on Railroads.
Books of convenient form for use in the field, containing
the ordinary lograritiamatic tables are common enough;but
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formulator
laying out curves, turnout; eras/doge, Ac.,is a desideratum
which this work is designed to Supply.
U.S. Miramar Acanzarr, West Point, April 18, 18.54.!--.
ceedemen; I have looked over " Renck's - Field Book for
Railroad Engineers," and think It well adapted to me
ob
jest its author propose% and have no question but will be
found a very useful and practical volume both im. o fil,„ an d
field work.
tor, April 21.1884. I Mu much pleased with Mr. t.:enck's little manual, the
-
"Field Book of Railroad Env' suck's
With the presenta
tion of some of the most. r ac ti c a an d = d a l of rocogoked
MOM" among ral 3 . - way engineers, he haa given others
which, new aLl' - est In their
present form, appear to possess
a mint of tugher value than that of mere novelty—that of
beirelt'An general susceptible of available, not to say desire.
practical use. In conclusion,
while I think the design
of Mr. Renck's took is such as to adapt it excellently well
to professional needs, I have pleasure in expressing my
cordial satisfaction with its execution, alike with the per.
*lenity of arrangement effected by the author, and the ex.
gallant typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
B. Fusnxim
C. E. and Director of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
For sale by WILLIAM 8. RAVEN,
Dealer in Engineers' Stationery,
and Market meet. corner of Second.
VINE DRESS GOODS.—A. d.-MASONO O . have Pod
'received anotlfer epiendid lotof Dien 13004, compti
'ring rich Plaid, Striped Ind 'Figure Refuels, Manes, Or.
gentiles, do., dc., with SUMO elegant styles of flounced De:
nes Rohe ` 26 MTH ST.
FAMILY PHYSIC.
~...,,,., THERE i 1. ong exit Lid a pnbli- .
.1v.....e .. „ , demand for an effective purgative pill
" . 04,
~ ff. which could be relied on as sure arti
e. A ...i, .1. perfectly safe in he °petition. TVs
Vier- - has been prepared to meet that de
i e l - ;land, and an
fllli' s
-f...., .-- dues has con
c a = n v d el t y 6 sl t i ri o al
o frt I,
r AV.
.11.11 _,.. what Buccal; it accomplisli t est=rt
▪ -' - .....11b pose designed. It is ono o a a
physical.pdl, but not easy to make
the- best of all gifts—one which should liars none eters ob.
teatime, but atithe advantages, of every other. This has
been attempted here, and with what success we would re;
spectfully submit to the public decision. It has been WI
fortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purga
tive medicine is acrimonious and Irritating to. the bowels.
This is not. Many of them produce 60 much griping pain
and revalahroin the system as to morethan cownterbslance
the good to be derived from them. These pals produce no
irritation or pain, unless it arise froma previously existing
obstruction or derangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their nee to any quanta.
ty ; but It is better that any medicine should be taken Judi
clouely. Minute directions for their use In the several
diseases to which they are applicable are given on the box.
Among the complaints which have been speedily cured by
them, we may mention Liver Complaint,in its various forma .
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor, and Doss of Appetite
Listleesnese, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Miens Paver,
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and loins; for in troth, all these are but the consequence of diseased action in the
liver. As an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief
in Costiveness, Piles,Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers endive
purity of the blood; in short, any and every cue where a
Mirgative Is required.
They have also produced come singularlyenecessful cures
in Itheumatlent, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, Pulpits
don of the Heart, Pains In the Back, Stomach and Side.
They should be freely taken in the spring of the year,-to
purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of.
seasons. An occasional due stimulates the stomach, and
bowels Into healthy Utley and restores the appetite and
vigor They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant ats.
tion on the circulatory system, renovate the strengthof the ,
body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the
whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advanta
geOuti. even though no serious derangement exist'; but um
necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every
purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to.
excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required
cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves
to the reason of every body; and It la confidently, believed.
this pill will answer a better purpose than any thingwhich
has hitherto been available to mankind. When their Vir
tues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what
remedy to employ when In need of a cathartic medicine,
Prepared by JAMES C. AYER, Assayer and Practical
Chemist, Lowell,Mass. Prlce 25 cents per box. Pive boxes
for gl.
Sold by B. A. PAIDIESTOCE. tr. CO., Pittsburgh, and by
di Drunebte. lyerOmdaw.
ASTHMA AND FGNSUMPTIC%
NE CV AND VE I piONDNIRB'LI7
BROUGHT DOME TO TIA E DOOR 09 THE MILLION
A-WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recently been-mede
by Dr. Curtis, of t; is city, in the treatment of Con- .
sumption, Asthma. and all diseases of the Lumps. Were
for to " Da. CORTWB Brara.su. on. Hinman° lITGILIV Varga
IND Cornet Scone." Vi Rh this new method, Dr. 0. has re
stored many afflicted ones to health, noon evidence of which
be hos innumerable cectifonttes. Speaking of the-treat
ment o physician remarks, It is evident that inhaling—.
constantly breathing an agreeable, hi-tiling vapir—themes
dleinel properties must come In direct contact with the
whole otrial cavities of the lunge, and thus escape the many
and relied changes produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach, and subject to the process of digestion."
The lb gonna Is for sale at all the Druggists throughout the
country.--Nzto York Dutchman of January 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, una.er the linen, with
out the least inconvenience—the heat of the body being
sufficient to evaperate the Sold. Hundreds of cases of
cures, like the following. migh• be named:
One package of the Bygeana has cured me of the dathMe
of EIS years standing. J. F. lismousr,
P. M. of Duncaunon, Pa.
I am cared of the Asthma of tee years' standing by Dr.
eartils Hygeana. Mamma= Easront, Dn oklyn; N. Y.
Mrs. Paul, of No. 5 Hammond street, N • If;; was cured of
a severe case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.
My sister has been eland of a dlstressiog cough cf several
ears' standing, and decided to be Incurable by the physi
cians. Bbe was cured in one month, by the Hygeana, -
J. EL Gleuntwr, Richmond, Me.
The Pev. Dr. Cheerer, of New Yotk, testifies of our medh
tine in the following language
Naw Your, Nov. 15, 1854.
Dreg think highly of Dr. Curtia'S Ilygeana as a
remedy in diseases of the throat and lungs. laving had
some opportunity to testify its efficacy, I am convinced
that it is a most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and
the inhaling application to the cheat.
N. R.—Dr. Curtle's llygeana Is the OBIGINAL'and ONLY
G ENGINE ARTICLE.: all others are base imitatkns, or
vile and INJURIOUS counterfeits Shun thlm as you
would POISON.
es - For sale by Dr. Geo. 11. Keyser, 140 Wood street; .IL-
E Sellers h Co.; I.Re A. Beckham, Allegheny City; John
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L. Raiser, Ilocbmiter.
[my ll:dleram
Cartleios Spanish Mixture.
TUE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!.
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INHALATION
FOIL TEI CURE OP
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• Not a Particle of Mercury in it.
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ET THE AFFLICTED BEAD AND PONDER! Au .
1,4 Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, King's Ertl, Rheum*. ..
tires, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions. Pimples or Plumate!'
on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Amte and Fever, Chronla Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or Totter, Scald Bead, Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones and Joints,Stubborn' Ulcers , Syphilitie
Dhorders, Lumbago, Spinal omplaints, and all Diseases
arising from an Injudicious wept Mercury,lmprudenee In
Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
@J' Tole great alterative medicine and Further of Blood •
is now used by , . usands of grateful patients from ell part
of the United States, who testify daily to the remarkabi
..„res performed by the greatest of all medicities,...CAß.;.
TER'S SPANISH rMIXTURE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism, •
,crofals, Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers„
Ulcers, Old Sor.s, Affections of the Bidneys, Disensesof tbe
Throat. Female Complain le, Pains and Aching of the Banes.
and Joints, ar. speedily put to
. flight by using this great and_
Inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found
to compare with it. It cleanses the system of all imputt.
ties, oats gently and efllciontly on the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomach,
make, the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Condi
tution. enfeebled by disease or broken down by the excesses
of youlh, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is invariably better than all the 'mi
metic.; ever used. A few doses of Carter's Spanish Mixture
will remove all salloWnms of complexion, bring the roses
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step, and Im
prove the general health in a remarkable degree beyond all
the medicinea ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we have received
from perans from all parts of the United States, is Um heat
evidence that there Is no humbug about it. The pres 4
hotel keepers,magistratm, physidans, and public men, well
known to the community, all add their testimony to the.
wonderful 'effects of this GREAT BLOOD PORlFralt.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac, end
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all hicalltlnes
has performed.
None genuine unless' signed by BMiNNTT - 4.1M03118,
Proprietors, No. S Pearl street, Richmond, Va'.;..to whom alt
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by B. A. FAIINEBTOCH, JCYdRPH VLSI!.
NO, FLESIING BROS., and by Druggists generally.
ocl3l.laulv
STATEMENT 113.011 CANADA .
Quint., February 71h, 1354,
ifessrs B. A. Fahnest & @ Gb.—We heti the 'pleasure of
receiving, this morning, the within certificate of your Ver.
mituge, which wilt be Ter, gratifying to yon, La it 'WU BMA
voluntarily. We are, Gentlemen, yours, very truly, - -
.1. 21El88ON CO.
Gentlemen—My little daughter. four years old, and my
eon, older, -were far a consilerable time sufferinglrom -
worms. I purchased two hottles of your Vermin:m of
which I gave them three doses, atcordink to directions,
and inn:me to say, in less than three hours th.y passed no
le,s than FIVE HUNDRED WOll5lB, some of-the eitraor
dinary length of from twelve to fifteen inches. ••
Having experienced so much of the beneficial effects . c.l,
your Nermifuge, _I feel it my duty to recommend It the
public, as, In my opinion, one of the most efflatotc: 43 - - " re ,;„
sties a,galn,t worms ever offered to the public- .
Gentlemen, believe me to be
Your much obilqd."-nd humble serv't;
„ „ LEATICIttI
Prepared and soot op 11. A . A . FiumEsTocK, & CO ,
corner of First and Wc, , a etreete. myl6
DR. LARZETT.I'S JONO CORDIAL, pr. Procreatine•
Elixir—A Certain Remedy in all cases of Impotency,
Barrenness, Fluor Mhos, anti el; diseases arising from de
bilitation of the system, where an impidse or a restorative
is required. It is an excellent remedy for general weak
ness and debility, and especially for femalesiandamte Iri ,
the most perfect harmony with the 'laws of nature, In re•
storing tone, strength and activity to every part of the
system.
Females using this medicine. in the course of three or
(cur weeks, will End a great change in the countenance
and general health: the cheeks will finally become as flush
and rosy as if they never saw a sick day In all their lives.
Reference can be given to persons who have need this Cor
dial, and who speak In the highest terms of prelim of Its
astonishing effects. fold by •
apl2 B. L. CIUTITBERT, 140 Third it.
VALUABLE WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE—
Model Architect, by Sloan; 2 Tole.;
The Csrpenter'e New Guide, by Sloan;
Sbaw's Civil - Alchitecture; . .
Tredgold's Carpentry;
Downing's Country House's
Rural Essays;
Mahan's Industrial Draw low,
Rudiments of Architecture and Building,,by JP; Ratak?:
Stuart's Architect are;
City Architecture, by Field:
Modern Geometrical Stair Braider's Guide; •
Rural Architecture, by Allen;
Builder'a Companion;
Rudimentary ArcAltecture,, by Weal.
For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
IPY4
N 0.10.4 Wood dr.-,
THE r.padersigned having been appointed AL l ::,,thi a t is tax.',
of the Estate of .JOUN J. ROGGEN i I% te. p c ibm,
ow
tnship, Allegheny county, dec'd, here = ,,y give notice to
ell persons indebted to said Estate to - make payment, and
all persons haling claims against said Estate, to *went
them, properly authenticated, ft , "ta..t, to JOl.Ol. W.
BUTLER, at his Warehouse. 97 Front street-
SARA.O T. R00M7.,.
301.1. N W. BUTLFat. -
,Achnistrators.
T° apectal •
v „. 1.11 ,, E ~". J lEts, AND THE PUBLIC OENEB:ALLT.7—.
" • - -CIIMERTZ begs leave to announce to his nu
t'a,. 4011, t'.,ends that he has just returned from the.Eattent
clues,
and Is now opening, at his well known Cheap and
Ras‘'..aienable Boot and Shoe Store ? No. 107 Market street, a
rplendid stock of NEW GOODS. customers wilt find
the largest and best.selected assortment of articles in his 7
line of boldness that lie has ever ttd.the pleasure Of Open
ing to the public.
The attention of the Ladies ie particulal7 invited to those
fine fashionable PRENCA SiaPPERS2 •
Aa he is desirous of tnainudnittg the former well-earned
reputation of his Store for heaPneSS geeemmedalion and
satisfaction to all, ha feels free to assure those who may see
fit
to
call
and examine his stock, that the taw EllOlB will
suit the times, sad the qualitlee and exquisite styles will
not fail to satisfy the most fas Odious tastes. •
spl4l3m] Respectfully. W. E. BCHMERTZ.
FARM 1104 SALE, co nals!ing of Sixty-two Acres
V of choice Land, situate in Columbiana coutity,'Oblo,
at two miles above Wellsville, and within a quarter of a
mde of the Beaver extension of Pit sburgn and Cleveland
B. It: It is all under fence, and about lorty acres in mitt;
c a tion ; o good Frame I/ oiling louse, Barn, &04 a Well'
of excellent water at the door; a small Orchard ; Carden,'
&c., &o. Two veins of Coal opened, and coal under the
whole farm. As the owner is removing West, this place
will be sold at the low price of V.,100. For terms and fur
ther intormation,lipply at the Real Estate Once of
apl4 B. CUTHBERT & BON, 140 Third st.
_ANCROAN% CELEBRATED GOUGES BYRD P—On.s of the
M.. best remedies of the day for Colds, Coughs, Whooping
Coughs, lloarseneas, Imfluerum, &c. •• Taste and try." U
not eatisfaetory, your money will be wended. For gala
wholesale and retail try JOUN BART, JR.,
ay3o N 0.115 Wood street, Pittsburgh.