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Summer Arrangement—Zhango of Time.
rillcka: DAILY TRAINS EACII WAY, (SUNDAYS EX. , lONVA9 MISSOURI ,
CEPTRD.) KAN SAS AND NEBRASKA.
And brit one Change Of Caro between ,
All Rallrottd to the PSisalasipp l ,
d N and tiCft°elrllltrionb.isfly.,JutinuedlSßibli,llBllslls7T°rarine: will run as
l / followe• •
GOING EAST. o7litago, Burling ton and Quincy
Frpr;-.:s May .379 - 1 f i e
Traub. Train. Train. 1 -
..10:00 A. al. 3:;:d P. li. 'tun P. M. ;
..11:10 " .1.4 "
.I=o P. M. a..uo ‘‘ 12:50 A. 31. : FORMIRIILIIII7UTZI:ACeararIeatOON.A,N,DNAOII,BcoOttaurRuAmC°2I,;7I. DMILITASS
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. 1:20 " 7:00 " entire distancerthaannegeeto•rfome.rC;lllCAGO TO
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11,30 " arr. 0:41, " arr. ::. 6 -:':.;0 ! 1'8 1I 1.: " 1‘
BLA:I:I7RIdRohI:'TTIILINUO'INES, COUNCIL BLUFF, Ac., and the ONLY ALT,
GOING WEST. RAILROAD Route from CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS, BLOOM.
Er prtsl Mail s'AVl' INGTON, CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
Leers. Train. rroin- Train. JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Stations on
ttellair ...... .. 9:45 A. M. il:15 A. U. 0:00 P. M. the titivate Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Missis.
Belmont .10:31 " n:l5 " : :00 " sippi Railroads.
Barnesville 10:52 - 0t43 " 7.40 " Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Cambridge 11:fi - 8 - n4 " 9.00 " Trains from the East—aroiding all laying over at any of
Coneursi 12:17 p. No u-re " ta 25 '. the point,.
'Zanesville 1:10 " nee " 10,20 " Stages leave Burlington daily for Southern and Central
Newark ........ ........ 2:05 •` 10:27 " 11:00 '• lowa and Northern Miasouri—making the quickest and
Arrive Columbus-. 2:20 •` 12:15 P. M. 1:10 A. M. most reliable route to reach all the important points west
The Express Train going East will atop to take up or of the MissiEsippi as far as Council Blatt, with from forty to
leave passengers, at Taylor's, Newark, :Zanesville, Concord, nay n 14103 lets staging than by any other route. The Road,
Cambridge, Campbell's, Barnesville and Belmont only. for a largeportion of the way, le laid with the erniTtrltol:l9
Corso Wt.r will stop only at the :
hove named Stations. Ram, the smoothest riding and best Railroad In the West—
The Mail Train will stop at all the Stallone where the Mail well stocked with the most modern Let:011106r es awl elegant
is to be received., or delivered, and nt all other !Rations on now Care.
notice being given. The Night Train will atop at all Ste- Sal" By this route passengers are sure of making, connec
tions on proper notice being given. Lions, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
GOING EAST. the vexatious delay of fogs and ire, and dangers of nseiga-
The 10.30 A. 31. Express Train, connects at Columbus Lion, as on the route by Alton.
with the Empress Train which leaves Cincinnati at 6A. M. Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
and with the Train from the West on the Columbus, PlqUa charge for handling at any point.
and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to THROUGH TICKETS tey this route can be purchased at
and from Sandusky, Mansfield and ML Vernon, and with all the Railroad Otllces in the East; at the Otlice of the
Trains on the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad; at Company, corner of Clark and Lake streets, in - the Granite
Wheeling with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Building': at the Depot of the Galena It. lt., and at the
Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and F.nst• Mich. Cent. It. It.. °Mee, corner of Lake and Dearborn fits.,
etre Cities. opposite Tremont Rouse, Chicago.
The 8:20 P. al. Train will connect at Columbus with the FREIGHT consigned by this route will receive immedi
eecond Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky, ate despatch. C. G. IJAIIIIIOND, Supt.
M akts 64 d and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling with C. IL rottvrr,
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pas.sengsre Can't Ticket Agq, Chicago.
I easing Louisville and points below Cincinnati, and taking sa-Tleas4rs can be procured at the principal Railroad
theo A. it. Train on 'Little Miami Railroad, will covert °sloes of the country. table
with this Train at. Columbus. Paeseugers lensing Indiana:
1. alit and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central
14 FiCrOttit will also connect with this Train at Columbus,
it nil reach Wheeling at 0:15 P. Id., and leave by 111:20 P. M.
T rain on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving in Bala.
more at 5 P. M., next day.
The 11:20 P. 11. Train c.snneets at Columbus with the
Mail Train which leaves Cincinnati at 5:20 1'.31., and arrives
at liellair at 6.15 A. 11.: connecting with the Accommnle•
t; on Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passers
g firs leaving Chicago by the Leaning Trellis can, by this
i cute, eta Michigan City, I.arayette udianapolis nod Dar
s on, reach Columbne in season to take this train: and Y 1
Wheeling . v.lll take the Accommodation Train for Cumber.
1 and, sleep there, and rescue. by Repress Train to nelti.
more and Eastern Cities.
fIOTNO WEST.
Lean'.
Columbo,. • •
New Ark .........
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Cembrid • •
thirnesville
itoltuout
A rri vo•Bol leir
The A. M. Mail Tea ronneett , ut Tigileir with Night
Train on the I:Rlth:core. and Ohio P.ailroed et Newark With
trains to and from Pandneky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon,
and Chicago ads Monmerille: et Columbne with the !mine
t or Cineirmati,tml with trains for Xenia, Dayton,
r dlis and via Dayton and rid Urbana.
The 9 4!, A. M. F.rpregt Train eonnezdt with th,-.
Train from Baltimore, end arrive, In Coltimiort et..
M., and entmeetq with traine aoing it,uth end Iredtr
-111.1, in Muiinnati at 7 P. M.
) ifte etoo P. M. Train eOIITIPA9 Thr;til the Aesioromorlation
Train front Cumberland, and ut ezlttnatins with Mall Train
at t 35 A.M., direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dar ton, Indiana.
Iwdie,Lafayet le, Terri , Haute Saint Lonia mid Chicago.
ISA , AO SOUTTI L WISK, Supt.
'/.ane;rille, June 10, 1955-( jell"
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
'RAILROAD.
IifIRMAWMEMEM
OWNNUMINA.I W/TII
STEVNIERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL
I LI E 11, SI'ILLE,
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Ohio email Postuaylvaula Ilatlrosd,
VIA ALLIANCE.
f I 111 E shorter( , totickert and most reliable route to Toledo;
I Chicago, Rork Inland, Galena, and st. loam, le, VI A
CLEVELAND.
This :onto ii One Bundled mil. shorter and about Ai. ,
houre quieker than the circuitous one via Indiernipclis.
Three Deily Trains ruin Pittsburgh Li Cleveland.
Three Doily Trains from Cleveland to Chica g o.
Vim« to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three hour:,
and At. tonic thirty.seven
ALL I hours.
VIA ANCE-
The Trainee( the Ohio and Petimi.ltailretal leaving Pitta
burgli at 3.00, A. 51., SAM, A. 31., and 11.00, P. 51., ronnert
at Allianes ut 6.3.0 A. 51., 11.45 A M., rill P7O P. M., au
follows:
Trains for Cleveland lease Alliance it 7.3 U, A.M., and 19.00
N., at,,t e tilt P. 51., conno.ting at Iladaiin with Trains Cro
Cuyahoga t'alle- and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at.
10.04 A. 31., 2.20 P. M., and 9.044 P. M.
PaAsengero for Toledo, Chimgo, St. Lonia, Rock island, Leaves Cadir at . . i. .
Clalena, and the North.weet, who wadi to go through with. low:, A. M.
out 41elention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at j For further information apply to JAMES COLLINS A
aOO A. IL, and arriving in Ctevelanti at 220 P. M., as that CO., Fright and Paccer.ger Agent.., Ni e. 114 and 115 Water
is the only train by which elope connections Ore made street, Pittsburgh.
through to the above point. Pasuieur,ers by this truiu I LAFAYETTE DEA ENNA . tieneral Freight and Ticket
reach Chictiiiii at 7.30 next morning, and At. Louis at mid. Ag e nt_ E. 11 - . WOODWARD,
night. jo--1 Superintendent.
VIA IVELLSVILLE._
P.I.OIBI9SYLVANIA Ii.AI.I.ItOA.D.
Th, st,fial,n, Potent City an-1 Diurnal will leave the .110-
1 11111EE DAILY TIIIIOUGII TRAINS, between Plilladel•
nousvairda wharf ' fiery morning, (Sundays excepted.) at. Milo end Pittsburgh. TILE 3.1011311 Na MAIL TRAIN
10 cgeleek, for IVellariiic, connecting with the train leaving
losses Philadelphia i.: Pitt-bur; l l at 7t A. 51., and Pitt,
lt ellsville at 4-30 P. M., and arriving at Cleveland at 9.00,` ~
P. 31. our,d for Philadelphia at 7, .a. 31. Tllll FAST LINE
' leas es Philadelphia fur Pittsburgh at IP. M., and Pitt,
An Aerommodatinlncan Train will ITA Wellsville daily,
- burigh ter Philadelphia at 1, P. ht. Tll E Nlolll' EXPRESS
(Sondaytt ercept4ol,) et Al). P. 51., connecting at Ilayarl , TILAIN leaves Phila•lelptda for Pittsburgh at 11, P. 51., and
with Express Train arriving in Cleveland at 3.20 P. 51.
l'ittsburgh for Philadelphia et le, P. 31.
Trains item Wellsville and Cleveland connect at Beyori •1 he a b ov e lion connect at Pittubarrh with tho ILtilroado
tor Catri - diten, Waynesburg, Dover, and New Philadelphia:
to and front At. Louis, 11o.; Alton. Galena and Chicago, Ill;
Argr-Tickets tor Cleveland, Chicago and the North-rest,
Frankfort. Lexington awl Louisville, 154.; Terre Haute,
via Wellsville, are sold at et lee, rate than via Alliance. Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day.
The Trains from Cleveland t Toledo and Chimgo, run as
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky. Toledo, Cleve
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7.50 and 2.30 A. 11., and 0.20 P. hind, Columbus. Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
M.; arrive et Chleage at 11.00 P. :11., 7.00 A. M.., and 10.00 also, With the Steam Packet Beaumont and to 44 KW Oa toss,
A. 01. 81. Loins, LOCINV/1.1-1 nod Ott,INA AS t.
Trains leave Chicago for Rook Island and St. Louts :',5
follows: For Rock Island at 9.00 A. 01., and 11.00 I'. Id. Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the abfollows:for At. Louis at 0.10 A. 51., and 10.05 P. 51. plama.
For further terticulam, see handbills at the dilerent
Passengers To: St. Louis go over Rock Inland Railroad to
Joliet, end three...a °rev the Chicago and Mississippi Redhead Ida:Ling TA'-totA. Passengers tram the West will nod this the
ahortest and most A a Vted3LiOUS route to Philadelphia. Bel 04
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louis. . or ,, N ,,,,,, y.., , or D „ too. TllO l . SlOOllO,
Passengers by the 9.10, A.. 11., Train arrive in St. Louis at ' Agent, Passenger Liars, Philadelphia.
11.20 same evening, and by the 10.00, P. Al., Train, at tioaa J . A1E5K.111.127,
next day. • • Agent, Pax -urger Lines, Pittsburgh.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago and St. DIM!,
FARE VIA ALLLANCt; AND CLEVELAND.
latciatc. Dl c"'. 11 . . t thus. 2r/ r.: z
.To Alrisuca ,S 3 30 :To La 5a11e....516 CO ;11.3 be
" Cies:laud .. 4CO " Rock IsVol, 18 00 14.5
" Toledo 4- i 50 " Galena ..... 11 1:5 14 00
•• Chimge. ...... li, 00 $lO 30 " Spriny,neld 11 70 Io 20
" 11loomingt...1 0 00 14 40 " Burlington 01 on
-• .. St. Louie "I On Id tiO
Passengers are regneeted to
Office of the Company, in 51.1
corner. J. DE
vale:3 J. A.
AIIILIBB ROUTE
molt
CHICAGO TO ST. L OUIS•
CIIICALIO, ALTON ANL) ST. LAWS
RAILE k t M . 3 ROAD,
Formerly the Chicago and Illteslaslppl.
Carrying (11? Great Amencan .Erprrzs and U. R.
rpm Only Direct end 11) , Iinble Route to the [Louth and
Llouth-Wo)t—Llerenly Miles Shorter titan ntly other
noun..
visAxt - •il r.ro , t , t TaAINN DIILY,%I::4DATS
Aril of, at
Chicapo Si. Lour:.
At. Inuit Day Earreee 0.15 A. M 12 30 A. M.
St. meta Night Ifs.prees 10.00 P. M ..... !Lir, P. M.
Trelng run dire,•Cy through wtth..ut change of care or
lagt;r4r.
Yearn Chie,me to St. Loo is In lfd r!.
IMPORT ANT CONNI:CTIONS—At Joliet, with the Rork
I eland Itailree,l t r tlterre, La Slil, Rook. Island and Con•
[rat lowe.
At Eloomint.dett, with Illinois Ceotrel Railroad for Clio.
ton. Wenn:trent:, end Deeetur end with Stuinti for Peoria.
At Sprinrcaeld,with tlrret Wo;tern P.nil coal lor .larkeon
,tiiat.att Illinois Rivet.
At Alton, with Itelle Idito it Peekote for llerail..l,
quirt:). and Heroltult. the most elpe.litious end relleltle
route to ell portion.. or North-eastorn
At St. Lotus, with Daily Firet-elesa Stetunere for New
()Nestle and intermediate points on the Lower Mitteirtainpl,
and with itetrular Linea or Paekete for Kansas, at. Jodeph,
and all pointy ou the Miootiri, TetinerNett, Cumberland and
Arkat.n ,
It. P. molwAN, Ittootnitult , lL
L. DA Itid NO, Agent, Chiontro, 111.
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Tlt A L It AILIt 0 A ID:
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Carrying the Groat U. States Mail and 'Express
TWO PASSEN.W.R. TRAINS RUN DAILY ~ n i!• entire
It.tv,7l.llrnqu Dr BuQuE to CAIRO,
CIIICAO O Co CAIRO.
9'hiA Road, In ~.unjunction will Trains of the Ohio and
hltwatelppi It. It. nod Chirsign nod (lalona ItAllroad, loonn
onlir rontinuoun IL. root, from
CI OIIICACO Io ST. LOU,S
i WA(S) to CAIRO.
CIIICAOO Tn DCBT'QUE.
Trains ha, a eideagn at follows :
10 A. ti. and 10 •.:11 I. —Sr. 1/.1 , 13 AND CAIRO Eataass.
Pat:tenger,. 'tor Ft. 1,004 by this train take the wars of the
Ohio and Mitt. It It tit San,ioral, and are tarried direct to
St. Louis.
1)15 A. 31. mid I IU P. 11 —Druitutte AND 001.1I1VA S
CnUnevtiug at bunheth (opposite. Dubuque) with a
Deily Line of Steam l'aolteta fur S!. Paul end the upper
ttliargs.' tsippi river eines.
Trains leave Cairo thr eldeagn and Dubuque at 7 71) A.
M. and 7.00 P.M.
Passengers frnm thu East and places on the Ohio river
destined fir St. Louis, will save 190 tnilto of tedteue and un•
ottrtain river navigation from Cairo to St. Louis, and arrive
fifteen hours in advance of the ri) er route, by taking the
care at Cairo.
Tickets to St. Louis, Cairo, Dulnique,Bt. Paul, and all in,
this route, can be had at the on,. 01 the
O po . r k ta l. u % t a i n 'i r C. by
. kP. Railroads in l'ittsburrh, sail Miehigatt
• Central E/Broad. In Chicago.
jot,'
__ R. R. MASON, Sutt't
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PITTSBURGH ABU CON
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RAILROAD
Open from W est Newton, Westritoreland
tiouuty, to Miltcnintrg Station, Fayette
County.
If E raer KILLYER CLARA PIRIIER havin g been char.
Ttend by the P. A. C. It. It. Co, will leave Pittsburgh
every evening at halspast four o'clock precisely, for West
Newton, connecting there with the Trains or the Pitts•
burgh and Conuellsville Railroad, which will run between
the above points until further notice, as follOws
Leave West Newton at 5:30 A. 3I; stopping at Port Royal,
Smith's Mill, Jacob's Creek and Layton; reaching iiWn
burg at 6:.30 o'clock. Returning, leave Dilitenburg at 6:35 A.
M$ stop at all way stations, and arrive at West Newton at
; connecting with the steamer CLARA 'WISHER for
Pittsburgh; reaching Pittsburgh at noon.
Second Train will leave West Newton at 12 o'clock for
31Iltenburg, and returning, will leave Miltenburg at 6
P. it.„ stopping at all way stations.
Fare from Pittsburgh to Miltenburg; $1,15. Stages for
Crtioutown and Connaloville will connect with the Trains
at hilltenburg Station.
'Freight will bolt:lmported each way daily. For - rates
apply to D.W.CALDWELL, Esq.,Assisleat Superintendent,
West Newton; cr to W. THOMPSON, Freight Agent, on
board the steamer Clara fisher, at her wharf shore the
Monongahela Bridge. arm W. BARNES.
President and Superintendent.
Pittsburgh, June 20, INS. (j 021)
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NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPENI
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
9flK GREAT CENTRAL ROUTS, connecting the At.
lantic cities with Western, North-western find &nth.
western Staters, by a continuous Railway direst. This road
alto conn.vta at Pittsburgh with daily line of steamers to
all part on the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and San
dcagy with steensere b. all ports ,n the North-western
Lakes; making the most durst, ci,eapesi ant/ relit:We rout,
by which FREIGHT can he forivardet to and from the
Cereal IP , Ef.
RATES ItETWEEN Pill A DELPHI A A PITTSBURGII.
NIICdT CLASS:—Bocto, Sh, ee, Dry Goode, 1
1., pet 11.101b3.
bows,) Pure, Kest hers, Ai ,
SECOND CLASS.—hooka and Stationery,
Dry Goods, (in hales,) Hardware, Leo-t I;tl.r. per 100 tbs.
ther, Wool, Ac
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon
1100 per I oorbs.
!obi Pork, (In bull,) Hemp, .... j
FOITIRTII CLASS —Cotfee, Fish, B. on and (1,, r
Polk, (pa,. r. e. 1,1 laot and Lard 1111...
In shipping troll, any point ilast Plitiadel
i phia, Lo particular to to.rrit package PewnsPi , toid
Railroad." All G0...10 conaigued to the Agents of this Rnad
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will he n.rts aided V.thout
detention.
1E.1111114 ALICNTS.—NIoaa , Potter, Boston; J I, Elliott, N.
T.; K.. 1. threader, Phlls,tolphLs; Magraw
wore ; Utro. C. Francise no, Pittsburgh Shringnsan A Brow is,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. Si Moorhead, Louisville, It. 0.
Meldrum, Madisau, lad.; Ratelill A Co., St. Louis, Nio : J.
N. Mitchell A Son, livanovllle, Indiana.
U. H. HOUSTON,
tleneral Freight Agent, Phihulelphia.
It. .1. LOSIBAKIiT,
nova) Superintendent, Altoona. ft -
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad,
AR_
CIIANGE OF TIME.
\N AND BINCE WEDNESDAY, June •.:0, Pith.% the .Nla
TraiCJ n leaven Steubenville daily, (Sundaya st , epted,)
Kt 7 c•'elwa, A. M., and arrive at New ark at 1.
. counKetlng with train ,
e,ltt wbue, Sandusky.
I u,liatatralit.
eineinnati. EA,lle,
afrount Cornea. Kock
Toletl", Saint 1,011i3.
USE i tit S
ITETURNING
NewarkLravea at Li till k, 31., and arrive., at iittfiltrep
viii,. at 7.10 P. M. Ple,tougeri I.y Iron leave
11>ii et C o'clock. A. M.
The Cltill/. Accotnitnoti•tfou Train
I,aves Stenhessvillo iLtily, (Sundays elet.p.A., at .1.31:",
NI., and arrVer, at endi'z et 6.16 F. M.
re KUSTEE'S BALE OF ItEAL ESTATF. AND STOCKS
1 On TIII3RSD AY event rig, Jmy .sth, at 40',.1,x,h, a t the
i IlercleintV Et.thange, l'ourtla street, nriit be cold, 1.7 order
1 of Win P. Daum, Trustee of Ungti D. King. the Milne - tug
1
valuable Real Estsdo and Stocks, vi::
That valuable three story Brick Dwelling noose, No. 114
Fourth farce., the Lot having a trout of nineteen feet on
Fourth street, extending back eighty fire feet, including a
I three feet allay—sahject to mortgage of $1570.
j Lot No 121 in Stephen Colwell 's aubdivision c. 7 lota, NC,
14 and 15 haring a front of twenty Is-el on Overhill rtrert,
extending back one hundred feet.
One undiride fourth of Lot N 0.70 in Clrov's plan cf lots
I ii Allegheny City, having a Iron[ of twenty-eight feet seven
inches nn Anklel,34 , u Street, eStelhiine bank one huminsl
and forty feet to (irsy's alley.
flis. Lcts, in the Borough of Manchester, having ea.-1.1 a
front Of [sooty feet on aoutherly tide of Chauncey street,
emending back 1:03 feet 9 inches to South alley, tnog, en
lialtewell j e aulativision of out lot No. 211 in reserved !tact
opposite Pittsburgh.
The undivided throo-fiftbsof two hundred and eixtylitue
acres of Land in Economy township, Dearer county, on the
north-wet aide ot thu Uhto river, adjoining treats Noe. CO,
21 and 22 on the north, No. 51 on the oast, No. 49 on the
walks, and No. 411 on the west, being tract No. 43 in beet's
dietsict, Nu. 2of the dopremat inn mirreys. :+tihject fn hen
of $2,124.
I . .me hundred and thirty acres Land In Wood county, I a.,
fifteen miles boicw Parkersburg and three Dmitri, from the
ithin ricer, on which are eructed a SawAnin and Log noose,
Subject to lien nt $l7O.
'the north quarter or Section 1:1, In Tofrnnhip 47, mirth
of itauge 1:4 woe L. in the district of land:: euiyeot to rale at
gout Ste Marie, Michigan, contnining one hundred owl
tarty acres in Marquette township.
Tice votillewest quarter of Section 10, in Tow nallip 47,
north of Rouge'2s wool, in the disttlit of lends anh j ect. to
:min at Smut Ste Malin, Mi: Mob, cootalfilug ob. hundred
and rutty-attic erica and Ofty•f010 lin ii,lro.ltt.,t, In Nt., •
,inette tow untiip.
Tbe north east quarter ot ';',.•11,11 'I, io 'Nonni/if, 47,
,„,,41, of 11, 4 ngn •_!:.nfeat, in the ,11,:trict nt lands subast 1. ,
"1.., at hoist Sia Maria, ..oni sin Ind one hundred and till y
acres, In Marquette formality.
Clan undivided fourth of one hundred and fifty live acre ,
01 copper and agricultural lands ill 14Action d of township
43, north GI Hauge 12 west, la Oakland wanly, !Michigan.
77 Ante) Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Co Stork .
13 ; do North American !dining Co. b.
aut) du Pittsburgh Misting Company St , ell:
iiii du Forest City flank of OloVelaud do
do Plitaborgh and Cleveland It. It. do
in do do do Reuben title It It do
!.. do do do Odinnlkrilin .to. d
h do Charldern Walla) do do
oO do Pittsburgh A Coal Col Turn, .0.1 C. , , i..
IA do Tenthetunreville ?lank hoed t',. 1,,
I do Went Newton Plank Itond C,,• .h.
1,10) do MOIL Mining Cu. do
lOU do Iron UP y Mining C.•. .i,,
ntln do Vire 1it,,01 :Mining Co. do
200 do Pittsburgh 8 isle Royal Mining Co. do
15 do Altaic Mining Co. do
Terma at sale. P. IL DAVIS,
sill Auction eer. _____._
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praeure their tickets al the
onongahela House, bedew the
I • AND, Sup't, Cleveland.
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PERRY COUNTY WARN SPRINGS
rpm: above ,olebrate , l WATF.RINO PLACE will be open
1 for visitors on and after the FIFTH OF JUNE NEXT.
They ore delightfully locatod on Sheraton's Creek, fourteen
mliee north-west of Dunconnou, (this place being fifteen
nillesuest of Harrisburg, on the Control Railroad.) at the
I.ooe of Viegoh Mountain, v. hich revile:, an elevation of
more than tire hondre , l fort. Sherman's Creek affords a
ci d o ndla opportunity f.r thee fond of bathing, fibbing or
nailing; lh•• aurrouuding iorniall otter great attractions to
the sport.imau , and tour •nmroth end eliady roads throu:th
a country unsurpassed for bold and magnificent seenery,
will diversify the anausemente 14 the place.
HoESES, SADDLES and CARIIIAHES run be had at all
time Horses taken to Livery on reasonable terms.
Of the MEDICINAL QUALITIES of the SPRINGS too
much can hardly lie said. Their water, have been analysed
by the beat Chemists In the Colon, and are pronounced uni
eurpasead for curing cutaneous diseases and affections of
t• o kidneys. There are Wine live Springs in all, every
one of which is of different temporaturo—the largest being
63 degree Fahrenheit, and throwing out 93 gallons every
seven minutes. Ladled' and lientlemon's BATHS hove
been constructed, with all the modern improvementH, to.
gather with PLUNGE BATHS, As, Ac.
Loch day a Coach leaven Dunefinuon for the Springs,
atter the arrival of the cars
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Rooms, and various other forili•
tits for amisserriont, in abundance. The accommodations
will be the best, and the charges low •
Tows.—Right dollars per week, or one dollar and Idly
cents per day.'
Families wishing to engage wow, should Wrote the
proprietor early:
. .
Every attention will he paid to violtore, the proprietor
leaving engaged the best et eurvante. Muuh uliveye In at
tenclanee.
All oommunicatiom intuuded to reach the Perry County
Warm Springs should be addroarial to Duneennon I. 0.
They Will be immediately forwarded.
Donn's Patent Masi Drilling Illnenines,
Larisuer Property at .10.ar.t Libert for Sale. y
E moped rCl b a y tein UT e 2 Del P d O d ll a iii i ti3 s i ro cT o b r e
auwouroared6i
Fix In
na) LOTS OF GROUND at the East. Liberty Station, to be
4/0 sold on SATURDAY, the itOill day of June, Instant, theordinary way. S. S. i'outler.ii Co., hi r anufactarers.
at 10 o'clock, A. Id , at Public Sale, on the premiere. The enberriber . has been appointed sole agent in the Ord.
These LOW are beautifully situated for private resideace,, i tad Stales, for the eale of righis to use those Machines
and as the sale is peremptory, it trill be advantageous to 1 MOSES F. EATON, 19 Sixth street.
II is ra It T 0
thOSededring snob property to attend the sale. Eon. Win. F. Johnston, President A. V. it. n.;
Plane can be seen at this and the office of the Trustee. . . Milner Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V. H. It.;
Trams.—Onedhird in hand, onedbird at six months, and Gen. Wm. tarn:nor, Jr., President P. ii O. R. It.;
one-third at eighteen months with interest. 0. W. Barnes, Eel., Chief Eng. P. & C. It-It;
jelttd THOMAS fdELLON, Trustee. Messrs. Manrull A Nicholson, Contractors for the P. le 9
B.R.is . GLEAN decta
y VE w D itu Fll a Okl box ilU or til , t v i t ilLN - O w
i '
iiTitili5GrEfENING PLASTER, Ste it is aninvaluable seine- i a . La` sor is B l l u lA g l oo 'ls d " ur y d o e u r. vo l3 n rin no g t th g' em t w to it u h s o , u a t n y d o w u e r
F
su Y p7l7 Wien yonrsalf " Mun n lajAß ediatel
d y for Rheumatism Fironthillit Pleurisy , / 44113 In the I will make them shave to suit the taste of the most ['esti-
Side, Back and Breas ' t ; also, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, ,' thous. Our New York Razor Grinder caps the climaf la
Felons, Stiff Jninta, &c. 25 cent!. s hot . Sold at No. 140 I the way of putting s keen edge on them.
TITIIID it. 0,22 1
1 myBo SOPA a TETLEY, ilf. Wood etrea
11.1ANS,XON HOUSE,
GEORGE AuRENT.Z, PROPEDITOB,
NO. 344 LIBERTY STREET, just beside the rissanger
Depot of the Pennsylvania Rallrord, which makes it
the most convenient house In the city for passengers arri
ving by that road.
The Proprietor having at ennsiderable expense, fitted up,
in excellent style, the SIANSION 110IISE, would respect•
fully solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YAItD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. Els
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. febl:y
ST: CLAIR. HOTEL,
Owner of Penn and St. Glair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE undersigned, formerly of "Brown's lotel," having
taken this large and commodious lIO'rEL, and having
refitted it in magnificent style, would respectfully Invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a call. M
oored, with the convenience of the house and his long en.
perience in the business, he', csn give entire satisfaction,
and his charges moderate.
fele-22 Wll. C. CONNAILLY.
RILEY'S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
mY2.0:71 E, RILEY, Proprietor.
GOOD INTENT ROUSE,
GLIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
the Railroad Depot.
'anla:ly JAMES SHANNON Proprietor.
OWSTON , S.
A VERLEY 1101:18E, 50 South otreet, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia. Lau2o:y
- TILE urviox,
0. 111 Arch street, Philadelphia. T. B. wsnn (late of
the. Engle.) Proprietor. (eu29:y
GASKILL HOUSE,
CORNER OF BALK AND 30177 H STS., WARREN, 0'
1111.1 E Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that this new and elegant Hotel bas been opened
se a house of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio Stage Compel:l3*M offers
Inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommoda•
Lion of the traveling community.
A shire of public patronage Is respectfully !solicited.
aulT M. GA:MULL.
_ • _
FRANKLIN 110 US E,
CHESTNUT E.TII.EIIf, ABOVE THIRD, IMIILADXLPILIA.
PARKER a LA,111,0, Proprietors.
TLNIIIS Elo&O 1421 'DAY-
DieIVIIIALAN
JO NS' IVY, RENA , "
rpnE und...rgiplea having taken charge of the above
immts.lll.use, and refitted it at a large expense, In a
cotufortable as w.ll re elegant style, la ucw prepared to re.
seise guests, sod give ample satisfaction to all who may
pa roads° tic House. auSitf ) JAMES DOWN
HARE'S HOTEL,
[Late Farmer's Exchange,"
N'O. 1:13 LIBERTY iff of Fin street, PlUS
bur.4ll. 8.1.1110 EL HAILE, "imprint.,
lLis lintel hi entirely now, having just been completed
and opened for the accommodation of the public. feepL3
VILANISTAN lIOUSIO, Cleveland, Ohio.
'1 PATRICE er FON, PaOratatots.—Thie Louse bas
kJ, detente thorough and eateneivv repairs, alterations,
mud large additions of new furniture, etc., and the proprie
tore pledge themselves that nothing nhall be wanting on
their part to reader the t'a.A.NE.LIN a piece whore all Lie oom
it,L9 of a Gr,t hotel rah Le fount.
(yiLf 0. PAT . 'SNNE a SON.
b•Ltiat EN lb: 11U liCl.,
Na.o 1f It AD IV ok , NE kV 11 fill it.
0,010i30TCD.,11,111 PI L. a.)
E.EU BEN LOVEJ OY,
YROPRILMOR.
W. C. OALLACIIER, P ItOPRIETO
Fourth Vrtri, between Rawl end SetiLltflelal.
ritlllS spacious' establiabment has bean leasod by the lint•
estibtr, and completely renovated.
Ilt as at all hours prepared to fundShNiglift
.very luxury that can bo wand in the best rogulated
reatanrents in the States. Ills spacious Bur will always be
tutatalitel with the very beat Liquors. (lathe of diary le
seritatlou, in its I:xrwou, can air. spa be found al Wilkins
-rea W. O. OALLAOIIEIL
DANK E XL:HANGS.
BTREET, uffrwtlis WOOD AND MARKET.
rillls Subseribers Deg leave to intorrn their friends and
[ the puldie generally, that they have leased the above
well known Restaurant, which has just beau thoroughly
renovated, repaired and re furnished, and now open. The
prt,Kietol, have spared nu er pence to Usk., the Rant Ex
change a conitortahle resort, as well for the epicure . the
huainess luau. 'lto larder will at all [hues he [flocked with
the delicacies of the season, and served up under the unapt
...s of erperieneed rooks. 'May respectfully ask for the
patronage of a generous public.
J. 8011.4.NDELIIIME1t,
Jeui&lyo3. YLLANIJIS.
11 LVI ItIeSTAVIL
Wont) 4TttFLTCT, ttr.T. iV ATER AND 1 , 111.5 T STREETS.
fI , IIE Uu3ersl,o.la.l has just pr,,,rid<4l choir. tito,k of
1 LIQUOR:4,I.IO at /01 time to set v., him friends
with the best of tha season, in the nay c.l edit,los.
l'uort.a may 1e had at the listVnar.e.
jaullay JOUN SAVAGE. eropriator,
- - (ssiisit63iiii
ai() 1 - S T ER AND COFFEE HOUSE. - lis
D. BARNARD.
li,r, so, rifrk Sired, befuntn Mod and Market.
jaulirly *, lelrHUt3LCi 11.
CRYSTAL PALACE )
No. 18 Market street.
C. C. SEELY,
~ , ,,,,k6 - ItESPECT/ C LLY informs hit friends and the
4 •
publio in general, that he has just started hie
New Vora and Philadelphia modern stylei of
COOli I N il 0 V iiTERS and everything else lathe
eating line. Oysters in the ihell or Stowed, for 11ii , 4 cents
a doreu. lie Will also f uroisti the heat or everything that
the marl et will milord. Lionse always open until to nek
in the meriting. rf
1 OYSTIC.I.I. SALOON AND 11.E.STAVILANTI
108 WOOD STREET.
subscriber has tow his tratTY.l 3 . SALOON AND
SATING 110 USE perfected ln a manner that cannot
bo excalad by any similar eatablishusant in tha city.
MEALS 'WILL DE SEIZ;"1:1) UP AT ALL LOURS OF
THE DAY, from the
Choicest Meats, Fowls, Fish, Eic., &es
Llis 13111 of rare cannot be surpanscd, and he would respect
fully Invite the attention of the public to It.
CLIARLES STILL,
100 Wood street.
ja-0 - mkatf
St. Clair Lagar Lair ltrowery.
rilitE undersned respectfully I n farina the public that hs
la now %oily ig prepare,' to serve private families and the
public generally, vitt, Ids celebrated SABER BEER, In
bottles. All 0f,12 , 111 left et his Wilco, NO. 31) DIASIOND
ALLEY, (near Wood street,) slit be punctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
F. O.BOI.IENOK.
/faults' Lagar Baer Hall,
lOd &tett:ll4ld scree, opy.,:ttv Ca 7.0,71
RE aubisaiber Las just opened one of this Itrgeet sal
T
best finithed lager Beer Ilene in the city. ILA Baer 19
acknowledged to be • suiterior article, and elan' other at ,
coliuncelation about hie house canucd Lc excelled.
A. 11.1INTTZ.
Kennett. Mc.
Urlt_ EN01.11 4 11, Bole Bottler of 3311 TITS celebrated
• Bennett Ale and Brown btout. Also,Cruinsa Ale
and Porter, In quart and pint bottles.
The attention 01 fatuities, and the trade, be respectfhlly
ealicited. aull7
Al livered Water and Sarsaparilla .
Whi. 1). EMILIE:11, Pitt street, below Penn, is now
manufacturing and buttleitut the above tier erajas on
as a extensive scale. Ills articles are GI the best quality, and
nufacturod treat the purest materiels. octlitly
HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE
I , IIE undersigned is iirupareil to eupply GATIPENTErtd,
j, CABIN ka•NI ARtllid, and Workem iu Wood generally,
with his Patentea [lllll v alualtte PLANES.
All who have trle.l it, pronounce it n most valuable ita•
venticn, that must soon come Into general Imo. The lob
lowing lettere from pratttleal vvorktrien are but two among
many letters the Patentor ban relci reel reitommen4intt this
to ue abov e nil others in UK,:
1'0TT11141....111 tiscroal, t
Fehr nett'
IV a in.tehy heft Irv, that .luring U. lent twolve month.,
to have use.l 11"14,1',, l'Odont NSW", efJ d. , 1.1.4.1108i10te
ro,tkinutand It S., Cahlnot Stak.,•n4 and et optlltart MO nu
vallnr o,ny othnr Plan, in 11., , IV,• itin,uliarly
adap3 , l to planing oak, Artry. xeinut, end ell aorta of
hard wood, and 1,,r planing, irnisee!ri, It is far superior to
the ~ 1 .1 mate of nwraplint, haald..,4 hal n areat eavinz of
time. One MOO, by using thin Piano, %ill plant morn
vanenr4 than Ore Inns onil do !df any ntln.r piano or method
to. It. 11 Illt:1 .1 Co.
To Mont" Y. EtroN,
War I have e‘atititied lloneee Patent (Wish
Plana, and ',eller,. It to be a most exrellent !snide for the
lot. for ',bleb It la intended,as a vombination of plane and
g,rave .
It I. Plialirt/ilitiy adapted to planing veneers, and it lona
nit 1,11111.1 one-fourth the (lw or labor of the old method;
r od 1 hate no doubt, who,, Ito prOrvitieN be. 01.110 generally
known, but that It oil entirely , oversesie the Mutter Le.
unit labnrfnuaottatPlll.
most cheertulty recommend It to all pornot. engaged
in
the Cabinet busitiess, as from my knowledge of 11, thorn is
nothing as well bite,' to give a smooth and beautiful finish
h. veneers as the Hopper Patent Boni h Plane.
.loot W. WOODIVILL,
Furniture Wkrrroomd, Third at., Pittsburgh.
Ptilsbtregh, Yebr ur7 i 7, 1555.
5109 ES Y. EATON, of this oily, is my Bole Agent for the
sale 01 Planes, or of rights to manufacture and sell them
C. HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, March '21,1.g55--(mll2l . tf )
_
OSES Y. EATON, No. 19 Stith street, agent for melting
M
and buying PATENT 1t1111.1T9, Is now authorized to
sell the following lately patented itrtielest
Sands A Cummings' Patent Brick Mnehlne ;
Hopper's Patent Veneer Plane;
TeoLl'el Wont 01101°1)0i, for Btesin
Doan's hock Drilling Marhinee , ;
Con's indent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford's Steam and Wateruages ; and,
Orillith's Wrought Iron Itellroad . Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced superior to any In use.
Ile to eine authorizod to still Rights to mako and vend these
articles in any part of Ito country.
Ile has also for sale hot•pressed Nutls and Washers, and
enlabed Erase Work.
tie to also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented nights and new Inventions, and glee to the busb
I need &MAUI and constant attention.
refers to the fellowind
The subscribers have long teen acioninted with Mr.
Willem F. Eaton, and been no hesitation In recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ hlsiervlces, as a gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and ludgratigable industry,
In whom exertions every reliance may be
lacer.,
Neville D. Craig, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Win. Latimer, J r , John Graham,
W. 11. Denny, 11. Childs A Co.,
James Wood, N. lielmes A Bona,
P. It. Friend, Kramer A Rehm,
Ir. Loren:, L. It. Livingston,
Knap A Wads, William F. John# LOA,
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson 3VCandlees, A. W. Loomis.
menu. November 27th. 1814.
u. u. Ernut,
Proprietor Warm Bprintte
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HOTELS.
RE6TAIJRANT6
WILKIN u' lIALL,
AOENCY
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
/ETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.-CHARTERED 1819
PAID DP
Cash Capital, . .. 9500,000.
THE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
Mute of the &INA INSURANCE CO3IPANY, of Hart
fard, its furnished this agency on the Ist of January, 1855,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered ' $16,672 05
Seventy-two Hortgaga Bonds, 6 and 7 can L, pay
able semi-annually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage...7,lls 17
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable at Bank... 126,T27 as
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 97,515 00
Bank Btooke in the city of Hartford 142,606 09
Bank Stocks in Nair York city 98,050 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and iu hands of Agents
and others. 212,505 06
$773,278 63
The amount of liabilitieedue or not due to Ranks or other 1
creditorsreemthing.
Losses &diluted and due,—none.
LoSaes adjusted and not due, $148,618 23.
Losses unadjusted and to suspense, waiting for further
proof, $61,257 : 60.
All other claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing, Sm.
Agents Instructed to take no riek. over $lO 000.
.The amonnt Insured in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, materialand construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the tire department, and other circumstances.
The amount insured In blocks of buildings varies; the
design is to limit the lose by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or less,
TllO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
5T.1. 2 / 1 or COICNICTICUT,I dan. Ist, 1885.
Hartford county.
Perscnally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the lEtitta Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore•
going etatement by him.subscribect, is true, according to
his beat knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company for the year ISZA. exceed
$760,000, while the premiums received tor the same time
tar exceed any other year, since the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is.
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
Se' Oflice, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
janl.l H. IL TEN litiCE, Agent,
/ETSq A. ItISVILANCE comPAreir,
OP ,ILIRTFORD, CONN.
IEII9
CuAnrir.xD,
IMEEE3SI
Cash Capital 9500,000
Cash Surplus, osblT 9`373,573
'FIBS Capital Stock and Surplus Is decurely Invested for
1. the benefit of all policy holders. As an evidence of
the claims we have to public confidence, and of its ability
to pay losses promptly, we state a fact, that its receipts
vary from s}lh 000 to $160,000 per month. lts bosine?ii is
large and well distributed, and In our opinion no Company
in the United States affords better indemnity to policy
holders than the .fEtna. They continuo to make insurance
on property in town and country, at rates sa low as is eon.
sistont with safety CO the policy h old er.
LI. it TEN NICE, Agent.
Ad" aloe, North-west corner Fifth and Wood streets,
Pittsburgh. aphly
DEGLAWA.II.3SI
lIIITUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COEIPANY.
)
111101?, In the North Room of the Exchange, on Third
street, P/17/.1 DXLYHId.
MARINE. INSURANCES.
On 'Passes,
Ciano,
To all parts of the Wt , tl,l.
VIIIIta
INI.AN ) INSURANCES
On goods by there, canals, hales ant land carriage/1, to
all parts of the Union.
Filth INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On stores, dwelling houses,/ e.
ASSETS OP TILE COMPANY, November 7, 1053.
Bonds and Mortgages $01,300 00
Staten( Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Darden, Southwark, and other loans, 161,663 41
Stocks In banks, railroads and insurances com•
panies 24,010 20
Bills receivable 159;825 94
Cash on hand 16,0:130
Indancesin the hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Policies recently leaned . 111,107 07
Bubieriptic.nNOted 100,0011 00
atsicr4s
Win. Martha, 1 Dr. B. M. 1111ston,
Joseph 11. Seal, , • Thigh Oralg,
ledniund A. Souder, i Spencer 3Plivain,
John O. DA,I3, Charles Kelly,
Robert Ilnrton, '' Samuel It. Stoke,
John IL Penrose, IlanrySlosn,
Georges. Lelper, : James Traquair,
Itlwarsl Darlington, I , Win. gyre, Jr..
IL Jones Brooke, Joshua L. Price,
J. G. Johnson, ! James Tennent,
James o.lland, ', John D. Semple,
Theopilus Paulding, ', Charles Setralrer,
James D. DPParland, : J. T. Ikgan, Pittsburgh
W. C. Lodielg, 'i
11. T. O. Morgan, do.
WM. mewrix, President.
TIIOS.C.IIAND, Viet, President.
Josern W. CJIVII, Beey.
P. A. MADRIII A, A gbnt,
No. 95 Water area, Pittsburgh.
'This Vries:sedan Vire lneurance Company,
Of Philadelphia, ZY_nrirploanid.
DfitECTOBS--Charles W. Baneker, Thomas Har, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant , Jacob lt. Smith, Geo. W. Etch.
lards, Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolph% if. Donk, David B. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Cuss. N. Blscsia, .PreMier.4.
Ousa. G. Bancits3,.Serretarit.
Continua to make ineursnee,perpetnal or limited, on every
description of property, in tons,. and country, at rates as low
es are consistent with securtPg.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fond,
which, with their capital and premiums, safety invested, eil•
fort ample protection to the assured.
The Adders of the Company. on January Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to au Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz:
Mortgage $918,128 68
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Real Estate 84,Z77 78
Temporary Loans 83,980 37
Storks. 81,889 00
Cash, Ac 01,348 81
Total $1,212.708 44
=Since their Incorporation, a. period of twenty.oue years,
they have paid upward of One Million Your Ilundr.:l Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidenzo of the
advantages of insuesnce , , as dell es the ability and di.iposi.
don to meet with promptnees liabilities.
J. GARDINER GOETIN, A.gent,
a .24 Office, northAnatear. Wood and Third eta.
TUE UNITED STATEN
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PIEUILADELPUIA.
011.AliTESUD APRIL 28TH, 1860.
MASTER PERPETVAL
CAPITAL $250,000.
00lee, S. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Offiall of LA Home Board at PAitadetfidd:
matetoal.
Stephen It. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. 'Thompson, Lain ento Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. M'Benry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Neared!,
WlLliam M. Godwin, William Mass.
Prerafent—Stephen R.Crawford.
Vice Pre:l.:tent—Ambrose W. Thompeon.
Medical Eamminer, Pittsburgh—Jamee IL Willson, M. D.
Alloiluny City—R. D. Mowry, M. D.
GILO. IL ARNOLD, Agent,
No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA 11i811BANCE CONPANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorized Capital, 0300,000.
INSIJRE BUILDINGS sad other property against lo,=s or
damage by Fire, end the petite of the Sea and Inland
Nerigetion and Transportation.
DIRICTOIO.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patterson,
W. DlTlintoek, Kennedy 'l'. Friend,
D. M. Long, I. Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones, George R.ICLIte,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
I alliee 8. Negley, W. S. Hay Du,
Wale, I lempten, D. E.Park,
H. R. Coggshall.
Hon. WM. P. 301INSTON, Praldent.
'LODE PATTHRSON, Vi, o Preelactit.
A. A. Consist, Secretary and Treasurer.
B.a. {ALBUM. Assiatent Seetetary.
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Western inwaranee Company, Pittabuzgl
IL MILLER., Jr., President. i F. Id. GORDON, i?e.erefart ,
CAPITAL, 1300,000.
WILL Insure aolnet all kinds of risks, vinla and MA
BINE. All leases will be lit - reran) , adjusted and
promptly paid.
A ilomelnelitution, managed by Diacorcies who ern well
known In the community, and who are determined, by
prOM ptu eta end liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, se offering the best protection to those
who desire to be Insured.
Directere..—lt. Miller, Jr., O. W. Itleketson, J.W. Du tlar,
N.llol toes, Jr., W. H. Smith, o.lhritean, George W.Jackson,
Win. H. hyon,James Lippencott, George Deride, James Me
-1 Auley, Alexander Nimick,Thomas Scott.
11181. °Mee, No. 92 Water street, (War phone° of Specie &
Co-, ups talcs.) Pittsburgh. norStly
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
NEW GOODBIi Weroilas, Jawstar, EtLvaa Wrtns,
Itll.l.l7altY Goons, do., WHOLtaitil Mtn ENTAlL—Coun
try Merchants and strangers vinitlng our city are request.
ed to call, as we can serve them as well, and we think b, t.
ter, than they usually are served in Eastern cltlee, be-ides
giving them a responsible guarantee—an item difficult to
obtain in many ehops.
Silver Detached layers $lO to $15,00
Do Cylinders 7to 10,00
ladles' Gold Lever and Lepine Watches; $25, and upwar,le.
Gentlemetee do do do $.15 to r 2.00.
Obelus, Seale Kaye, Panetta, Spectacles, Pens, lamp.,
In excellent variety, and at lowest prices.
,eye Watch llopalting done promptly and In a superior
manner. All work and all goods warranted.
W. W. WrII.BON,
mh2l 87 Market aereet, corner of Fourth.
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JOIIN LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
No. 201 Ltnuzr 82691 T,
H AB JUST RECEIVED the following very choice sr
BUANDrES. ,
Gents Broody, (very flue,) Lisbon.
Onus] Dopey & Co. (super.) DAM!.
Marrett A Co. Jamaica,
Balms. Bante Cruz.
wixxs.. , ~.
Sarcial Madeira, I Baguet,
110 Ward, March A CO., Mad'ra London Cordial,
East India Madeira, t Schnapps.
Table do SUNDRIES.
Amontillado Sherry, I ItUtherford'a Scotch ale,
Manzanillo do . Barcilay's London Potter,
Table do ' Wild Cherry Brandy,
Cooking ,io Absinthe,
Bseswing Port, . Anisethe,
Pure Juice do , Ouraeoa o
Ordinary do Sardinsa
St. Julien Claret, alogha and Java,
alalaga Dry, ! Young /LPG. and Mack Tees,
Do Sweat, , blebs Bronson Cbeeze,
Champagnes, Imported Havana Cigars, of
Anchor, . • various brands,
Verzeney, Old Monongahela Whisky, of
Lleideseck,all grades.
Together iwlth all other 'articles connectedwith the
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business. my,dior
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WIG MANUFACTORY. ,
MRS. RElg'rEß,
Six doors from LA Ayurthket, opposite the o..llector'.;
eillaarar
Ts PREPARED TO }ILL ORDERS YOB. WIGS, and ail
lamb of
Ornamental flair Work.
The best quality of material is furnished, and entire
satisfaction guaranteed. - -
my/ s:daw
SAT LAND IIIiGIBT.F.EL laud. by Thomas WOWS. and
T
given away to all at 76 Fourth greet, describes a gear
variety of Farms, Houses and Lots. Thoee wantins 1ib1115.11
would do well to get a Register. Oa St be datorlbed a tow
fine ()gantry 2eata. 1.01 THOMAO W 001.5.
Ausgrut Loomis. '
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
officf, .No. 92 roura ff., osbm Wood.
IaOTES, Drafts, Sonde, Mortgagee, and leave on rolls-
VI Wale, negotiated. ibmlul bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and soil
Particular attention paid %o tin i purchase and aale of
Copper Stocks.
ell coitimatilcationa attanted to promptly.
WY. u. WILLTAUS ........... .11.9. B. Wyatt.
WM. U. WilUstas £ Co.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. B. Cornrr Wood and Third streets.
gris- All tran:•actlons made on liberal terms. Collections
of Di llit, Notify &e., promptly attended to. jan26:lw
III'CONNULLAg. WI:
BANKERS,
A ND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notas, Gold and Silver
11 Coln. Current and Yar Funds received an deposit.
stocks bought and sOld on commission. Collections made
at any point in the United Btaten.
Booth Eaet corner of Market and lifth streets,
PITTSBURG/1. PA.
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ARTRITRS, RODGEEit & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD man's,
au2:Gm Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wilkins el, Co.,
(Sucneasors to A. Wilkins A Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 71 Yterrth strut, Filleburgh.
TN TUE numerous suspensions of Banks and Bankers
throughout the country during the last six months, we
are Fatiitled that, in almost every instance their troubles
have grown out of a departure from their legitimate bust•
nes; and we, therefore, take occasion to assure the public
in advance, that no speculations in "fancy stocks," or other
"outside operations," shall tempt us from the strict and le
gitimate line of our business—belierring 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 cour3e we shall promote our own ultimate
benefit. (fobSI W. & CO.
Issmoval.
PATRICKS & FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXOILANOR, BROKERS,
Ent Removed their Office to the Corner of Fifth anti irxei tt.t
PISILDITBASH, PA.
PATRIUM a FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
anti Dank Nowa. Exchanges on the fiaatern and Western
Cities cvastsuily for sale.
Goflintlocks made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, et
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. ffebU
H. HOLMES & SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DROBERB,
wan lIIICOVID MOO ammo AND 210BANOI 0111101 TO ND.
67 ARAM BTITAZT, PODS DODDS BELOW OLD STAND.
WJ MIXES & BONS, Banters and Nschange Brolgers,
, orid_ealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sil
ver and hicik Notes. Exchange= the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
}hates. Deposits reoeived.in par funds or currant paper., No.
87 Market street, between Third and Fourth ate. (jaßOLly
TIERRAN It CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 95 Street, corner of Diamond Alley,
PITTSBUIV2H, PAy
ITCY AND BELL Bank Notes and Coln; Dimwit time
1) exchange, and promissory notes; make collectinne in
all the principal cities of the Union. Receive deposits on
cell and on interest, and give their prompt attention to all
ott,,r matters appertaining to a Broker's business. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand. mart,
JOIIIN WOODS,
BAN HE:It AND EXCHANGE DBOKER,
Dania rs
Iticbauge, Commonlal and Bank Notes.
'POCK bought and sold . on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit,
. Aa-No. 5Sy 2 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
Bank. deol6
HILL & CO.,
DANKKRA AND EXCHANGE. BROECXII3,
608:t101 OP WOOD AND //TM MEM.
IGIIT EXCHA-NGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
0 sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes discounted.—
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and eold. Collections
ovule in all the principal cities of the United States. DO
pagitu rereived sr Par and Current If unds. fmar27ly
eurrx mum., IDWIED RUDE, PLOIZNOII HAMM
KRAMER & BARBI,
BANICEBS AND EXCIIANCE BROEXIII3,
DU'? AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
13 Loans on keel kbtate or Stock Securities; purchase
Promissary Notes and Time Blue, on East and West; buy
and sell Stocks on Commission.
Collections wade on all points In tie Union.
Id 2 41d 2
O. N. ARNOLD h CO,
BANKERS AND Yom' CLUNGB BROKERS,
TydALERS in Exchange, Coln, Bank Notes, Bight and
/ Time Drafts, dc. Collections carefully attended to,
and prooeada remitted to any part of the Union.
Bucks bought and sold on commission.
x,4„. No. 74 Fourth et., next door to Bank of Pittalig. [Bela
Don,tthe con! Ibru.sn La age, Bank Notes, th,/a afla
Itutph.L, Sold and Zzaanged, at Me
EXOBANtIE AND BANKING 1100/313 OV
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
C 4 WOOD BUILT, PiTtODC3Ott.
Interest allowed on time deposits. janl2
?Dolt r so:t uxLI 6.0.001111.
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THOMPSON BELL ?I; CO. ,
BANK AND DROKEVEI,
Corner ,f Thi - Afand Wood frals, ilib:aph,
TURMAS WOODS,
*COMMERCIAL BROKElt,'"Eti
AND rmitzu tv
Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate, ite,
No. 75 Fourth la., Pillthurgh, Pa. (JaQ
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Illtaut A. Intl to Co.,
BANKERS,
Gl prowl strecf, Pilisburph.
"LT OLD on sale the following BONDS AND BTOCKB;:
..U. 40 shares Exchange Bank ;
17 do Monongahela Navigation Company;
2) do Citizens' Insurance Company;
$2,000 Monongahela Navigation Company Bonds;
$5,000 City of Pittsburgh Bonds; •
$),005 County of Allegheny Bonds. rsepEccilsrairtf
Chnmllottna Loan
IT COMice,
WT O. 100 S3ILISLELD STREET, NEAR Vilna.—
1,11 Money loaned on Gold and Silver {Batches, Bilvervare
and other valuable articles. aultdly
CLOTHING STORE!
JOAN Iit'CLOSKEY tt CO..
FOIZIBBLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
street, wbicu has won an unbounded popularity under
he time of the TUBED BIG DOORS, have, for the pm ,
pose of IN...wiring more spare for their Immense bustnese,
[lmo% ed to the !Parlous building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STRZET,
Where they have now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
&ND
READY MADE CLOTHING ,
That has ever been °dared to the public.
Their principal °boot for this removal, to to give Moto
more faollities fortha
WHOLESALE TRADE.
They are prepwre3 to sell GOIAS it the
LOWEST E.eISTERN PRICES!
dad they will warrant them to be •e good an any mane•
fsatured in tho Union.
CUSTOM. WORK,
IN THI DM STTLI, AND 1:34/3 TOO EIHORTIST NOTICI.
They hare on hand a full and beautiful sssOrtment of
LOTUS and COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BITSI-
Our Intervals are Identical with those of our customers,
and we assure the public that OUT fidelity will not fall in
filling nil orders we may be favored with.
y-
DON'T FOROET THE PLACE_
No. SS Wood Street,
MOO CORNED. Or DIAMOND ALLEY.
N. 11.-IYe desire our patrons to understand that we have
no Longer any connection with the Clothing Buzineta on
Liberty otraet. Our attention is devoted exclUsively to the
Uinta° above designated
mer 2.9
Nall and Winter Clonal I
EDMOND WATTS,
mr:itti.jlA:LToAnlll..o.ll.s
a largs sleek of afinlar
Hoods. Orevoatimut,of entirely new designs; Plash Vest
ing., of the most beautiful patterns; Branch and If ngllah
Clashueres. of every style end shade In the market, all o
which I will make to order on the most reasonable terms,
and warranted to suit. odd
s./
UST RECEIVED AT JOUN aIeOLOSILEY & CO'S Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No.SS Wood street, and corner
or Diamond alley, the largest and most varied Block of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of Inviting the attention of the public to. Thesegoods have
been purchased from first hands, end, consequently, 110
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
can end do sell at as small profits as any house in the east.
ern cities. Therefore, we respectfully Invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
give lob a call, and rlamitie our extensive assortment of
KESADY AIADE CLC !NINO. It is almost impossible to
enumerate We quenti y of immense piles of garments that
is to be seen at this It t e establishment; it is anflicient to
say that it has never Ns n equalled by Mahone° itself.
marital JOUN 'SIcCLOSHEY & CO.
Clothing 1 Clothing I
TIItC undersigned respectfully informsibisfriends and the
public that he to now receiving at hiestore, N 0.177 Lib-
erty street, a choke es6ortment of Clothe, Castdmaree and
Vostinge, of the latest and moat desirable styles, which he
is prepared to make to order in the most fashionable man
nor, at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We have also on hand a large and well manunictured stock
of ready made Clothing, to which we invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will And It to their
advantage to call at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchases. [nisei'] C. CONNER.
New clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
MILE subscriber has just opened this new establishment,
I. where he has always on hand a large andcholte assort-
Mon t of all ar ticlee of OLOTIIINO, which be warmth' equal
to any to the city, and will sell 0 the moot reasonable pri•
tee. Tbs public are requested to giYe him a call.
martbly B. OPPENIIEVERIt.
To Housekeepers.
WE have now opened one of the largest stooks of
CHINA, GLASS and QUE.ENSWASS, au table for
housekeepers in the city, and Intend selling at very low
prices. We will sell a handsome sot of White Tea Ware,
consisting of forty-right pieces, for the low price of Four
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
SoL beautiful shams of White Stone Meat Diehis3;
table do ; Covered Dishes for stewed chicken, et 6., eta Moo,
some Very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers. Our
stock of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Ware. is largs—all of which we Lava put down In price to
suit the times. _ _ .
We have 211 , 1112 twenty different styles of French China
Tea Fen, end some beantful Gold Band Dinner eels—all of
which we are ceiling at least twenty.firo per cent. below
former priers.
110 USE NURNISTIING GOODS.
Our stook. of Ithirea and Forks, Spoone, 'Waiteru, Eritan.
Dig. Ware, Girandol,::., Eolar Lamm etc„ la large, and we
will sail them at Tarr low prle.i.
OLAiS WARE.
On hand and receiving, a large atock of Boston and Pitts.
hunch Oltute. Ware, Which We Will sell at mannfactnror's
prlce3
Our stock of common Tess, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch•
bra, and evvry article suitable for country or city trade, iS
large, to which we invite tho attention of city and country
merchants, as we will sell them very low for cash. ;
ilmnrekeepers and others In 'want of CAL O P c).114.1 and
Qneensworr , will do well by calling at tr.,.
CHINA HAIL,
No el Mutat ; between 8.1 and 4th Ott,
Cii.T4atti Qs. , 1 Whrtti.
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F . ;',,: - “ - F.'. , : : ., , :',, - ;:.'r:::;:
LAlu =
3013, LtTISVIO
CLOTHING.
NESS COATS
JOIIN hi'OLOIKEY 100
NIZW SPRING GOODS'
FREZWII CLITNA
COMMON WANE
MEMESIMM
~ `. ~ ti ~-~
DRY. GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
ORIGINA.LIiI3I HAVE, -
N 0.74 Blau= Brain, netrwasar Ptenan mina Dax Dastottu,
PITZSBrIBGH, P.A.
URTBIRD AND MOST DESIRABLE STOCK of SprluOg
and Summer Dry Goode ever offered in - Vale mar ket.
We would call particular attention - to the following;
A very superior assortment of plain Black Brocade and
fancy colored silks; oleo twisted SiW, Satin, plaid and plain
Tisanes and Bareges; -Printed Barege and Mane de Liditea;
very handsome -Wrench Lawns and Etrffliantines; a good
assortment of -French Worsted. Collars; Under Sleeves and.
Chamisattea; embroidered, hemstitched and.plMu Linen, ,
Cambric Handkerelders, Furniture Dimity and Chintzes;
Bonnets and Ribbons at hairpins;
A beautiful assortment of Moire antique Lace and Silk
Talmaa, Shawls and Scarfs; a full assortment of Gloves,
Uinta and Hosiery; Irish Linens, Muslin and Prlnts,
gather with complete assortme nt
of every other article,
either fancy, staple, foreign or domestic. -- -
Thankful for past favors, we would solicit an early ex
amination of our -stuck, confident that for quantity, quali
ty, style and price, it is unsmassed.
YOUNG, LOVE tc BRO.,
myl formerly Young, Stevenson ve.
New Arrival at. Sprins. and Summer Dry
Goods.
AT No. lig N. W. BIDE OP WOOD STREET.
DGREGO & CO., Importear and Jobbers British,
• French and. GermanliltY GOODPi. Ilaving.feeelv
ed our large and extensive , stock of opting aml augner-'
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, we feet ate in seaming our
old customera, country' merchants and city de.alars general.'
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities In purchasing,
we can offer such Inducements to buyers as are rarely met
with, in this trade.
Among our dry goods stork will be foiindoashMeres, do.
lalnes, Portsmouth lawns of the most deslialle designs,
mohair luetres, elpams,plain blank and fancy Lgured
ginghams and fancy prints, latest styler; broadcloths, fanny
veatingo, cassimeres, satinets, tweeds and summer pante
, 'coning 1 brown and blaclo mnsline, tablo diapers.
We have also opened a very large assortment of bonnets,
newest styles, palm leaf hats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and en extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons:
with lacegoOds,fancynettings, jaconetts, mull and figured
Owns muslin, and black Wilk vests, do.
Oar variety dock embraces in part combs, buttons, per
eletSloll caps, thread s, por t monaies, patent medicines, per
fumery, and almost every article usually kept in the va•
slaty line, together with a large stock of gold and sliver
ratchea, Watch materials, glasses, gold and gilt jewelry or
newest rattan:LS, and a greet variety of 10 hour and 8 day
clocks, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices tor cash
or sitlstnctory reference.
N. 8.-11 m early call from buyer! is respectfully eolicited
boom D. GREGO , ft thl.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
HAGAN &11.11 L. No. 01 Market st.,
A RE receiving daily additions to their ittrge anti We
selected stock of
blantalins,
Dress Goods: .
Embroideries
Shawl Z Seartg,
rioueekeep'g Goods
' Alexander's Ell ttloves, &c.:
To which we would respectfully loupe the atter Lion 0
the Ladles. tnte2o
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. RIOffiISING GOODS.
"CRANK VAN CORDER has just received a larga end
1 beantiint assortment of Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Setts in Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black lace and
gauze Veils; black foolery and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and Bilk; Ribbons, Belts, 11.11 a Crapes, In all qualities.
Alexander A 'Won's best Rid Cloves can always be
found at No. V MARKET STREET, corner of the DlA
mot&
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
iron Front-.NO. 91 Market straet.
OnDR boo being now openfor tbetransaction of a gener•
al Dry , Goodsbusitiess, we would respeotfully solicit the
patronage of the public, feeling confident that, from our ex.
tenure and well selected stock of sum, NANCY AND
ATANDE GOODS, we can offer such inducements as will in.
OW* Crain satisfaction- HAGAN &
spa:if Nos. 91 Market and 8-Union streets.
VAN GOaDEIL'B TRIMMING STOItE,
No. sa MAW R ST., CORNER OF DIAMOND.
JUST RECEIVING, a large and well selected stock of all
the new styles of
LADLES' DRESS AND MANTILT.A TRIMMINGS:
Fringes, Buttons, Galloons,
Gimps, Braids, Velvets,
Laces Cords, Ribbons.
A hand;oma assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian
EMBROIDERIES, In Swiss, Jaconst and Lace.
Collars, Edgings, Ilandkerclilefs,
Sloovea, Insertinve, Infante Robes,
Clamizettes, Bands, Caps A Waists.
A fall supply of MOURNING GOODS:
Crape setts, Collars, Love and Game Vella,
Plain Linen setts, Sleavt,i, Gauze and Dotted Falls,
Plain Swiss do. Chamlzattes Italian and Eng'h Crape.
MATERIALS FOR EMTilloll3EßlNG—Stamped Collars,
Bands and Insertlage : French Working Cotton, Hoops,
Linen and Cotton Floss, Oil Cloth, Embroidering Silk,
Stilletos and Scissors.
Mantua, Satin and Bonnet Ribbons.
A" large assortment of GENTLEMEN'S WITRNISNING
GOODS—Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, liandkerchlefs, .4c.
Plus, Needles, Buttons, Tapes, and everything In small
wares generally.
llfir BAJ 0 Tr 9 slur llro Gtorrs, is white, black and colors.
Sicee from No. 6 to No. 10, always on hand.
Also—A good stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES—very
cheap. ' mh23
FURNITURE.
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
02.1311 YET FURNITURE ILA..VIIFACTURER
Ware.roome 97 and 99 Third street.
. I. W. W. respectfully informs
• his friends anti customers that be
--"" 2 hasuow completed his spring stock
of Furniture ' which is 4eciledly
the largest and best aver offered for rale in this City, wh eh
wall be sold at prices as low as any in the United States,
East or West.
As be is determined to uphold the quality with well sea
eoned materials, best workmanship, end newest designs; and
from the extent of his orders and facility in manufacturing,
be is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
He has adopted the principle of Identifying his customers'
Interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al.
ways on 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 that
stork, or manufac..
ured expressly to or.
der. The following articles consist, in part, of his stock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
In any of the Eastern cities:
Louis XIV tete:a-tete Sofas;
60 Betas, In plush anti hair
60 dos. Mahogany Chairs;
sa do:. Walnut
60 Mahogany Rocking "
20 Walnut " "
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut "
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
isl" " Dressing Bureaus
" " Washstands;
40 Enclosed
100 Common
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
40 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut "
60 Cottage "
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads,
10 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut "
10 Cherry
50 Plain Bureaus;
TO Dining and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
SO dos. Cane Beat Chairs;
31 Cane Beat Rocking Chairs;
13 Ladies' Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Note;
Etiguires; Paper hiache Tables:
Conversation Chalnu Pembroke "
Ellisehethan " Hall and Tier "
Reception " Ladies' Work "
Pearl Inlaid " Extension Dining Tables;
Arm e. Ottomans;
Condo and Hall Chaim;
6'h large easortment of 0011310 N EUENTICItH and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cam-ay afsesto4 supplied with all at ,
dela In their line.
STEAMBOATS and DOM.% furnished at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. ave 3
Eltsgmationts, Alloy
IlkatTan aubseribers tender their aeknow•
edgments for the favors bestowed upon
i them by their Steamboat friends, and
would respeetfhlly remind them and others Interest
ed in building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furniah, on the moat reasonable terms, every dawription of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and work.
matufhip. T. B. YOUNO h CO.,
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
opposite "Brawn's Hotel."
Jams* Lowry, Jr.,
CRAID. AND IiRDEVERAD MANUFACTURER — No. .1U
Fetterman's Row, Liberty street, 083 on hand a large
stock ofettairs and Ma lsteads of every description, made of
the beat materials, which he will sell lower than article; 01
the same (malty 01.13 be sold In the city. lie would call par
ticular attention to his large stook 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
trended to. ma it
UI.V& ON HAND at their erteneire CABINET and
WAHL l!dANII/111OTORY, No. 64 Smithfield street, a
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will eellls per end- below customary rates.
Terms—cash only.
Grist Inducements to flash Purchasers.
lrl'M sell our large stock of MINION AND YANOY
OITAIRS AND lIRDRTEADB, at prices that cannot
fall to please cash purchasers. All our work Is warranted.
Oar terms are °ARIL JAM' R LOWRY, JR
mar'2B cm. Fkreutlibind Liberty eta.
Atli'Vtd. /1. BTXVISNSON continues to manufacture
CIABINET.WARRof evarydescziption,athls old stand,
corner of Liberty and Seventh streets. UND.F.It'L.OI.
_LNG attended to, In all its branches. PL.11.1.'
r' 8008 FOR RA ltr,w,C,AD EHOlNlUlRS.—Contain
lug formulae, tor laying dut curves. determining frog an•
glee, levelling, 'Calculating earthwork, etc., etc., together
With tables of radii, ordinate, deflections, long chants,
magnetic variation, logarathims and natural eine Alin
gel:in, etc. etc.,by John B. ilenck, Civil Engineer. Pocket
book form. $1,75,
e a The olden of the. piesenework la' to supply a want
very generally felt by Aniatant Engineers on Railroads.
Books of convenient form for use In the field, containing
the ordinary lograrithmatio tables are common enough;but
• book combining with these tablea others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and menially the neee.ssary fosmulos for
laying out curves, turn-onts,cressinae,tte.,is • desideratum
which this work Is designed to supply.
U.S. Dittmar Answer, Went l'oint, Aprll.lB, 1851.-
6enaien: 'have looked 0702 Ilenck's Field Look fur
Railroed Engineers," and think it well adapted to the ob
jet its author pail:ones, and have no question but it will be
foundavery useful and praeltud volume both for Mee and
field work. D. 11. Meant
TROT, April M. 1854.
I am much pleased with Mr. Henek's little manual, the
"Field Book of Railroad Engineers." With the pmeentre
tlon of some of the most practical and useful of renonized
processes among railway engineers, ho' has given others
which, new at least In their present form, appear to possess
a mint of higher value than that of mere novelty—that of
being in general sunup tibia of available, not to say desira
ble, practical we. In conclusion, while I think the align
of Mr. Muck's book is such as to adapt it excellently well
to professional needs, I have pleasure in expressing nip
cordial satisfaction with its execution, alike with the per
spicuity of arrangement effected by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
B. nevus GAMY,
0. E. and Director of Rensselaer Polytechnic Leiltuter.
Tar sale by
WILLIAM L., /LI,
Desaar Engineers - atationery,
'Market smash corner of Second.
FM : rtiosal GOODB.—A. A. !AMON (31). haw-Jost
.reoldvadanother spleudld lot of-Dress Goods, compel.
slw, idol Plaid, Btrlpol amid Figured BeragekTimesoa,
mulish So., with IK.FO ejaput dile' of ilowkood Ha
rip 401746. '.061 21 lITCTII ET.
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PILLS - :
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•& gni eh:elled anicarisfal
needy fat chi turf at all •Bllletle
errors- liketlVlDette Itelipri 6R,
aural e Dropay 11 renunn'to • fee
ere, 20 Nerr
Inflamairsatione, Mead
cite, Paine in the •Breast, Bids,
tck and Limbs, RenialaCompleintal
sinews
SM. Indeed, very Voir are th
ineses in which -a Purgative - Men ,
de is not more or less requited - And
suffering might be prevented,. If.
handears - but effectual. Cattualle were more freely 'Wed.
No parson can feel well while a candle habit Of body pre.
veils; besides, it soon generates sorkitts and ono"' fatal '. -
disease's, which :night have been avoided by the timely and -
Judicious use of a good purgative. This leans true of
Colde, Peverish symptoms, and • Milne. derangements. •
They all tend to become or produce - 4h° deepsested and
formidable slfltempeta which load the hearses all over the ,
loud. Hence a reliable family physic is of the Drat im
portmare to the 'patio health, and this Pill has been Per. '
footed with consummate edit, to meet that demand- An • .
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Professors, and -
Patinas, has shown results enrpaselng anything hitherto
known of any medicine. Cares have been effected beyond
belief, Were they not substantiated by persoris snels'eX ,
sited positions and character as .to forbid the euspicion of ,
untruth.
Among the eminent gentlemen who have teetitied
fever of theca Pills, we may mention--
A. A. - HAYES, Analytical Chemist of Berton, and
State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high professional
character is endorsed by the .
• lion. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator of thellsited States.
• ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Ex Speaker of the Bones of
Representatives.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plan. to England.
B. FITZPATRICK; Catholic Bishop of Boston; •
also,'
Dr. J. R. OHlLTONiPmetical Chemist of New York City,
endorsed by
lion. W. L. MARCY, Secretes? of State;
1911. B. ASTOIL, the richest man in America;
S. LELAND d CO., Proprietors of the Metropolitan HOW,
and others. , „
Did spare permit, we could give many hundred eertifb
cates from all parts where the P have been used, but eat•
deuce even more convincing than the experienced' eminent
public men, is 'Mind in their effects upon trial.' • • .
These Pills, the result of long investigation and study,
are offered to the public as the beat anti moat complete
which the present state of medical eclat= eall afford.
They aro compounded not of the drugs themselvea, but of
the medicinal virtnea only of Vegetable Remedies extracted
by Chemical process In a state of purity, and combined
twitter in such a manner aa to Insure the beet results.
The system of composition for medicines has been found In
Cherry Pectoral and Pills toth, to produce a mere 'efficient
remedy than bad hitherto been obtained by angle:eels.
The reason's perfectly obvious. While by the old mode of
rsomposition, every medicine is burdened with more or less
of acrimonious and Injurious qualities, by this each Wl
vidnel virtue only dist is desired for the curative effect is
present. All the inert and 01ml:diens qualities of each
substance employed are left behind, the curative virtues
only heing,retained.. Hence it is self evident thralls* dints
shenld prove as they have proved, more purely remedial,
end the Pills amore powerful antidote to disease than any
other medicine known to the world.
As It is frequently expedient that many medicines Should
be taken under the counsel of an attending Phyalcian and •
as he could not properly Judge of a remedy without know
ing its composition, I have supplied the accurate - Pon:anis+
by which both my Pectoral and Pills are made, to the ,
hole body of Practitioners in the 17niteiStates and British
American Provinces. If, however, there daunt be any one •
who has not received them, they will be forwarded by mail
to his request.
Of all the Potent Medicines that ere offered, how few
would be taken it their composition was known! Their
life consists In their mystery. I have no mysteries. -
The composition of my preparations la laid, open .to
men, and nil who are competent to Judge on the Babied,
freely acknowledge their convictions of their Intrinsic)
nicrits. The Cherry Pectoral war pronounced by scientiflc
men to he a wonderful medicine before its effects were
known. Ainny eminent l'hysicianshave declared the same
thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, and are
willing to certify that their anticipations were more than
realized by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence on the internal .
visoens to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy
action—remove the obstructions of the stomach, bOWOII4
liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregur ,
ler action to health, and by correcting, wherever they ex
ist, such derangements as are the first origin of dleeeSe.
Prepared by Dr. JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Ana.
lytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price S 5 rents per box.
Five bores for $l.
Hold by B. A. PAHNESTOCE & CO., at wholesale and
retell, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and Wall Dealers
everywhere. je6:4dnrdaw
INHALATION
lOU THE COBS 01.
A.STI-111A Ali FUSTIMPTIGII
NZ 417 AND VEut eirONDERPU(
FiI'cxEANB
BROUGHT HOME TO TL 11, POOR OV Tlltl Id.LLION
A NVONDERVIJL DISCOVEItY bag recently bean made
by Dr. Curtis, of trio city, in the treatment of Con.
eouip thin, denims, and all diseases of the Lungs. 'We re.
ier to Da. CU ETIS'S EITGIZANA, OE THlLlSl34llrtutsrtVaron
AND CII MST draol'." With this new method, Dr. o.lms re
stored many afflicted ones to health, as an evidence of which
he has innumerable certificate& Speaking of the treat.
meat a plyaisian remarks, "It is evident that inhaling-.
constantly breathing en agreeable, healing vapor—the me.
dicinal properties must come in direct contact with the
whole serial cavitiesof the lungs,and than escape therapy
and verbal changes prOdtmed upon them when introduced
into the stomach; and snhject to the proms of digestion:'
The llygeana Is for molest ell the Druggists throughout the
country.--Nits nil: Dutchman of January 14.
The Deluder Is worn on the breast, tinder the linen, with . ..
out the least inconvenlence—the heat of the body being
sufficient to evaporate • the fluid. Hundreds of cases of
- cures, like the following, might be named: .
One package of the Hygeana has curedme of the Asthma
of aid years standing. .1. P. HlSSaallar, •
P. M. of Dancannon, Pa.
I am enrol of the Asthma of ton years' standing by Dr.
Cnstie's Hygeana. ISIAIMARZT Eisrox, Brooklyn, N. Y. •
SL-s. Paul, of. No. 5 Lisramond street, N 'Y., was cured of
a severe case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.
My sister has been cured of adistreasing cough of several
' years standing, and decided to be incurable by the physia
clans. She W. 1,5 cured In one month, by the Ilygeatia.
3, IL. Oilman?, Richmond, Me.
The 'Bev. Dr. Cheever, of New York, testifies of btu intg
eine in the following language:
New Yoag, Nov, 15, Mi.
Des gra—l 0:bog highly of Dr. Curtis's 11,41.6111111, aa
remedy in ilk:easel of the throat and lunge. Having bid:
some opportunity to testify its of I am consinctd.
that it is a most excellent medicine, both the Syrup And
the Inhaling application to the chest.
N. B.—Dr. Curtls's Hygeana Is the OHIGINAIiand ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base , imitations, :n
-ode and INJUItIODS counterfeits. Shun them as you.
would POISON.
gar I - or Sale by Dr. Geo. 11. Heysar,llo Wood street: -IL
E. Sellars 4 Co.; Lee. A. Beckham, Allegheny City; John
Sargent, Now Brighton; C. L. Salter, focheater.
iMythilatein
Carter's . Spanis - h liliitnre
THEAMEAT PURIFIER OF,THE'BWODI
Not a Particle of 'Hamm in it;
T ET TEM AFFLICTED BEAD AND kozynaat—an
Infallil f Esueedy for Berofula, n r c Pt U, Mmes.
tiun, Obstinate Cutaneous Ernptlo Pimple/ or Pustule
on the Fee°, Blotches, Boils, Ague an Borer, ChrOnlo Btu,
Era, Bing Worst or Tetter, Build head, Enlargeurrat and
NOD Of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Weeny ayphtatia
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complelnts,all.DLseassa
arising from an injudicious use oz blintaly,ilprndansiu
I..i.fd or Impurity of the Blood.
This great alterative msdialne and Neter Blood
1.1 now used by • wands of grateful patlente from ell pan
of t.he Thaltod Skies, who testify daily to the remarked
sues pa: loomed by the greatest of all medicines, "CAR.
TLS'S SPANlatl. th:TURE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Still, Liver Disease, Immo,
thcar2,olclSorea. Alfe:tions of the Kidneys, Diseased of the
Throat r eemale Complain:4 Sens and Aching of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily putto flight by using t his great and
Inestimable remedy.
For en diseases of the 'Blood, nothing has yet been found
to compare with it. It cleanses the system cd aA Jaipur&
the, seta gently er,,,1 efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys,
strongtllT the Digestion, gives tone. to th e Stomach,
makes skin clear and healthy, and restores tbe Coign.
talon, enfeebled, by Wawa or broken down by the messes
01 youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
.tor the Ladies, it la Invariably better than all the oar .
medics ever used: A few doges of Carter's Spanish Nthitrate,
will remora all sallowness of complealOn, bring the tow,
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the ste=tm..
prove the general health in a remarkable degree eth,
the medicines ever heard of,
_ _ . _
The large number of certificates which we hawelieceleed
from persons fremi all plata of the tini,n3d fitathe beet
evidence that there Le no humbug about 1 - 0.,1 press,
tiotak 6 iVersrittlaiStrates,P4filehttia, and publitt men,,trell
known to the community, all tail their teettm to the
wonderful effecte of this (RUT BLOOD P
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and /Jmonta,imel ;
read the wonderful taros tills truly greatest of all Itialtinis
-I,,Le parferrotel.
Mono genuine unlese elgned by BENNETT
Proprietura, N 0.3 Pearl 'street, Richmond, 4a,1 to whom sir
orders for supplies and agencies must ba addressed.
And for sale by B. A. VAIINESTOCK, JOBEPII
NO, FLEMING BROS 4 and by DragAlot 3 generillye
octalslawiF
STATtIIIENT Fitt.tU CANADA
O.:Marc, February 'lib, 2844.
Messrs. B. 4. FahuntAnt d. had the pleasure qt
receiving, this morning, the within certificate of your Ver.
mirage, which will be ver. gratifying to you, as herbs sent
voluntarily. 11',3 are, Gentlemen, yours, verytruly,
J. hiCEBON & CO.
Gentlemen, My little daughter. font years old, and toy
eon, older, were for a considerable time trntreent from
worms. 1 purchased two bottles of your Yenneuge, of
which I gove them three doseaccording to directions, •
end g three range to say, In less than hours thrypaased no
lets than FIVE 11IINDHED WORMS, some of the extraor
dinary length of from twelve to fifteen lathes.
Having experienced eo much of the beneficial effects of
your Vermifuge, I feel it my duty to recommend It to the
public), f‘,. In my opinion, one c. - ; qke most efficacious Ulna
dies agent worms ever offered to the public-. •
ftentierayn, believe me to be
Your much obliged and humble am% '
linIIANIEL - LBATEitI3.
Prepared and cold by 13. A. A. FAHNESTOOII. a CO.,
corner of rust mid Wood streets. my/6
Joseph- White's earrings neves!tory.
TOBEPIE now carrying on bunt
s) near In his epee:one promisee. (now t•
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh and
Oreenstrarg turnpike, near the Two 8111
Itun, between Pittsburgh and Lawrencerrille, res . serluily ,
Invites the public to inspect his stock of OAR AGII3
BUGGIEB, kc. And he particularly informs gentlemen;
purchasers, that one price only Is made. Fourteen years'.
experience in the business, enables him to place before his
patrons the same choice collestion of Carriages utile)), an
usany years past it has boon his pasticular. deritigaent tali
select from the Stations and most talented Eastern zumna-;
factures. The success of his new system is complete.—the;
economy of his arrangements will supply the heel and mosb ,
fashionable manufactures at moderate prises.
Unencumbered by those heavy - eapenses, which the',
mania for decorating houses of business has heaped npos*,..
the of goods, (owing to large rents.) JolfillikliVlHTl.
will sell, on ready money only, atinubh leas than the tuna
proem. imbecltaw]
Ayr c arriaimrralred in the beat manner, with deepat
wagon
AGIC las tors and. Teamitera' Botulty Lan .NOY ) 92 Pourtla s ..
O Soldiers, Musicians, Wagon blasters, Tiara::
t
- who were regularly mustered into the tun ,
B . B t tl , El 3, 1. 8 ,.. „
rice of the United States, and every Officer, Seaman. ordi,,fic .
nary Seaman, Marine, Cleft and Landma n in the Nary .
also, Militia or Volunteers, er State Troops of any Etats o -,
Territory. ere entitled, by - thc late Act or Congress, to (,:
Warrant for lii) Arras of Land. ~..i..... -
Thoss can have received 40 or 80 Acres, sli Ufa to f'
Warr a nt for inch quantity of - Land as will mail, in tha t
II hole, 180 Acres. .t.t ti 7- -.
Pertnue entrusting their claims ttimecan rely upon har,.!.:
itg them attended to promptly. :-
AU Information free of charge. Letters promptly at''
srrered. Adams AUSTIN LOOMS, -,
val/ 4 . Bonnigt Latid Agent,92 Warmth st.
,:-,
141;c1 BOXES OWLS 0 ES ; Ou no. LEMiZsa; lust tetejYlO
trl., Sur EaLle by ANDKRBON,
razil e a No.S4lWc'isy mai
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