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Summer Arrangement--Change of Time,
TIMER DAILY TRATN9• EACTI WAY, (SUNDAYS EX
CEPTF:D.)
And Clut one Change of Caro between
and after M",l2Y,Jun,lStb,l6ss,Trains will ten
follows
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Col umbn
Newark .
I.ane %lite .
Cuncar 1 .
C mbri
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Belmont t.:41 .., 0
Arco a E,L,It 3.r.,.3 “ arr. 9 4 ,
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Col/cora ..12.1; P. M. a :.,0 ~ 0:.:23
Zanesville .... 1:10 ••10•'...0 •
tier: i.. rk . 2 - u•s - 10...i7 11. , 0 ••
Arrive Columbns... 3 ':.) " 12:15 P.M. 1 .)A.M.
The E.lpress Train goitai; East hill stop to tril.p .
leave passengers, passengers, at 'Taylor's, Newark, Zanesville. Con,r I.
Catublidg., Omni pbeit's, Barnesville' end Belmont ‘4II) T ,
orioi Was/ wPI stop only at the nbove ilaTne.l 5t.0.1,.n it
Mail 'Train will stop at all the Stations a here the Mal
is to he .e..eivea. or dolivert , l. and at all ~ii,,, ~.it,t,,,,, ~,,
notlee Leing given The
Nigher
.rain „ ill 2tf p t4t 1,11 nt ,
tins ~n vroi.er tt0t,...”
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Th. Bann., Train, room,: • ht al‘ , ll,
la all rho F.t preta Train which aaa,a Claris an ti ~ A. M .
nO.l with 11, Train Bain tha West int the Calutubni, 11,11 rt
and Ind iaua Railroad ; at Newark with morning '('taint ,
„, 1 Mans:told and Mt. \ nod ‘lO
Ti Et; On Ow kitentienvllle nod Indian.! Railroad, at
tt neal,ng with Etpreo, Train on the e and
Railroad (.*: and Ea-t
,-,
The .1 ai P. 01. Tfaln will ronsivot. at Columba., with do
ar,,ndTraiti trim Citn•innati , at Newark with Faiiduaty,
al arivß , l.l and Na,vark. Railroad; card at Wl,relow,
NiAl Train mid Onto Railroad Paarntiera
awl lug I.nninnilln and point,. balow 011011,1,0 i t, and taking
tie I' A, M.'rriain uu lattla Mianii Railroad, I. 111
At 1111 [hid 'Frain at Cal umlaut.. • i . a.a,envr , lea% iu,! . Indiana
pnlla an.l by ',torn lag Train nu Indiana Gninal
Railroad r ill nln, rontwat with this Trail, at
a al trail \Vb.-ding at hi M lease by I'. M.
Train on Baltimore and Ohio Itallriart, art iciug io holti•
ware at t, 1,1 ,tn , ct. day.
The 11 SO M. Train coma: nat Colombo, With ill"
Mall Train which Cirwinnati nt (..30 P.M., and al rive°
at 11,110,- a t 6 l i A. 01.4 roar...aging with the Aoonuatitida
nn Train nn the Baltimore and ditto Railroad. l'aereu
gets leaving Ohmage by tiro Evening Trains rttn, bv
nt to, ria Michigan City, I.fa voile ' Indianapolis and hat
! on, reach Coluttilinv eraaou taka Bina train; and nt
NY healing will take the.Acounitundation Train for Cu al brr.
land, aleep theca, and resume by kiapreaa Train to Rani
pore and Etutern Cities.
. .
The &1& A. 2f.,11ail Train COncirtts at Rallair With Night
Train on he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; at Newark alit:
trains to and tram Pandasty, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon,
and Chicago ma Monroeville; at Columbus with the trains
for Cincinnati, and with trains for Xtenia, Dayton, loilinfiA
ant Chicago, via Dayton and via Urbana.
Then 16 a. M. Expre_ss Train connects With the Rzpreis
Train from Raitinfore, and arrives in Columbus at :".20 P.
,cl.l -01, .ert, with train,. going South and Wer.t arriy-
In v : in Chi, iiinsta at 7 it. M.
00 with Clio A. , ,mmod.atinn
;a:,, 10 . 1 . 0 i uihai lauJ. and at Mail Train
A M., .11r. , t.
I,f.iycLt. , ,T, Ir. MI ute, Louis and Chir.: 73 .
L AC a SOUTIIWICA, Sept.
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Columbus and Baltimore
GOING EAST
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TE QIERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
VIA WELLSVILLE,
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA AI.LIANCE.
r fi E sbortert.quicLezt and ractd reliable route to
Chien°. Rock Nand. Gal.rm, and St% Louts, lo VIA
CLEVELAND.
Thin rout, is On, Llundled milee shr,t , r and abont nine
hont, qubtlt, than th••• eirt'ulttws one via tnaLartapotia.
Van , Dai i`norar from PittFburan
Tlon., D,th Train from el,felan.l to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland all hanra, Chicago nrenty-threw hours
and Loule thirty-seven hours.
Ms Trains of (h. Ohio and Vsnns.Rattrtlit tesTin,; Pitts
bunch at 3.00, A. 11., Ann, A. crot 3.00,
at Alliarira at A. M , 11.1,', A. hi., and tiro At., as
1011.7 w:
T:ulun'or Cleveland leave Al at .Z.O, A.ll-, and V-. 00
M., end ti :.1.5 P. M , enN:.e:in,(M Ilddenn with Trains to:
Cuyahngs Pads eked Altr,n, and arriving In Cleveland at
10.04 A. M., V.lO P. M , amt.') Cr) 1'.;1.
Pae , 4ngers for Tole,in, Cliicar;o, .St. IZ - di:l, Rork. laland,
rlalena, and tho who wish to go throuF,h with
out 14ontinn, will take tho train tearing Pittsburgh at
OU A. tL nn-1 .rriring in Cirrotan.t I'. 01., ak - that
to tho only train by whirh rho, gc.nrigrtion9 0.00 oalo
throa;•h hr thy- ahoy. point. Pa.4engern by this train
rea.•h et.irttgo 7.;:p ar,•l St. I.oulo at mil
City ant Itturr.l uul leatr die Mit
notteftlat-la nb iserrry Itturatn4. cle , ut,t,i.) ett
lu tt. r. r W,11,111e, , trtatztlt; b illsa train leas -11,4
Wel levi:lu at 1 1f , rat..l ,t1."1-Irltox1 ut o' r.!
An iv.:l
(nun 1,) at ~ .11 M coLD,I.Ino
mu arrls...; ..t 7,7, - ;
Truirr. :to. r11::11,•..lan I i‘en:4 , —; i!eved
d• tannbar t i, !suit Ndre' /lilt
C.61 - --Ticlr. , -1 L-r C.l-,srlanl,Chiragn tat tit, Na:11 - 1
‘ta Well-s,L'' r. L 1 nt a ler-r- rote than 'CA A :Ilan:,
Tra.ina h. at Clonrlaal to 1 1 '401:
nt 7.1.10 an.ll Ita A.. 11 , an.l P 25
, 7 (In A ni
O r a , la.. tincti Tr-rnt:
},,r Et. I,Jis dd. t m „ l id) „t,
b-r
.1 alai. 6n,1 then- - rover the 0tti,,,t , •,0
to A!ton, eat [henry Lv taearnbaat
PaANangytni by tbr V 11-, Train
/I.W pine ete!dinie. nirt by tto 1 0 GI", I'. 9f . e! le id
next day.
eheelidedi I.i.drtdrl:ll I.! CLereli%.l, e!,l Ode, ,dd
~h e'kedt far Chiezig!id awl :dr...L.4lDi.
11.1; VIA ALLIANCE A NI/ CI,KYFIAN
1a r!n.a ! Li .-r:. ,!, L.
Tet Al ... :al tin $l.•
•• L'lt'elan.l l .1 , -; " 1 Bra I I .
• Trilrxtoc' •• , I
" I 101 ; ,
Illootninet Ig 9.; 14 tu .1
i L 1.00.2 00 P [4l
Pixeceng.ere Mlett Ltd t,, pro - ore 11,-; rII,
r-111, I.f the C,irip,ov, in Mouen,r,iiiitiele. 1ic:11.7e,t..1 KU.
comer I I U N'L., Sup`t. Clereir.r.;
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AIR LINE E.OI7TE
CHICAGO TO ST. LorIS
Vit thilk'AUO, ALTON AND ET
Formerly the Chicago and. 171.1sst•eippt.
threyin; the Great Ar•terinln 1 1 I
Tut: Only Direct p.n.! iGdi.Ale itouto to tho Pooth and
F..u:li-{Sent--lierenty Miley
Hbort.ur then oat' otlior
Rout,.
vt , .) TL'LLJIid k.:Krt.c.is tuAiNs [7.1.X7213.
Leases .trriLe4 u.
Chicago. St. 1..1,, 7.
St. Lihis Day Express 9 lb A 1" au A. M.
St. Louis Night Express 11.01.) P. i4l 2.40 P. :E.
Train. run dirtrtly thrvagh vrltheut change of care or
hagg.-le.
Peon. CU.:ay, to St. Loon in
ISIFJETANT CON NECTIONV,--At Jol:et, will the Rork
Island Railroad fir Ottawa, L' Bnlle, Kock lelana unl C«r:-
tral
At ICooTninFton, with Illinntß Central itailrourl for Clin
ton, AV•yunsTitle an4t Decatur, tin,l with Eutgo. for t'n~rie
At with Great .. efit4rll Rcilltodit Jewk,sou
t Pio an•l
1 , Alt ,•, 1 , 11, hiar of Phrl.4, , rtri for ilimulbst,
t 4 0 ,“ y a ; mort expelittou, nod reliable
ttnne of North—warrn 1111r,rouri. •
It .1;13 Pntlr First-dims Strainers for New
no 1 wt.'s uo , ins , . points on the Lower Mississippi,
c p • tt, pJ,:o! , &r Liue, rf ruckets for Minim% lit. Joseph,
mud b4ll I^i uL Pp the Missouri, Tennessee, Cumberitioil and
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Carrying the Great U. States Mail and Expreae
TWO PAMSENGEdt TR &INS RUN DAILY on Ito entire
length front DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
This Road, to conjunction with Trams of the Ohio and
Iktiesi,eipm IL. R. en , ' Chicago nod Caicos Railroad, forms
the moot direct and only continnous R. it. rotate from
CIIICACO to ST. LOUIS,
OILICAOO to CAIRO,
CIIICACIO to DUBUQUE.
Trains leave Chicago as follows :
10 A. M. awl 10.20 P. M.—Fir. LOOTS AND CAIRO RNl . lllltB.
Pax, rige.rti for St. itottim by title train litho the ears at the
Ott:, tel Miss. hi Sandornl, nod are carried direct t.i
St. I.ouls.
”:;1 an , l I.IU I'. M.—DritNl'. AND CIALZIIS Er•
I.)llTilieth (oppogite Dubuque) with
Daily Line o( St.trin Park.4a for Paul find the Urnrr
11timirwippi ri
Truing I 011,1 eniro “u,l Dubuque ht 7.70 A
M. and 7.00 r.
l'ieieticera trim the Es.,t and places on the Ohio river
destined fir Louie., will save 100 Willow of teilionA and un
certain river navigation flout Cairo to tic Louis, and arrive
Aileen heilre in ear:it., of the river route, by taking the
cars al Cairo.
Tjakets. '• 1)121.4ILIV, r an i , an d a ll l in _
portant iiitices by Ihit ioitti., I . ou be li] at the ottlee of the
O. Ait I. and C. Ai I'. Railroad, in l'itti.burO d and
lientral lidalltead 1u l;hlcu.;o
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PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLBVILLY
e4V ; , ..d •" • f t Q, —
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RAILROAD
Open. front Vitoit Airlyton, Wentinoioiumt
Vottuty, to iiiiiitotantrg Station, Fayette
tioutity.
r ÜBE ran' tlialdLit CLARA FISH Elk having been cher.
I_ Cored by the I'. A C. R. R. Co., will leave Pittsburgh
every evening at half - pawl tour o'clock precisely, for West
Newton, connecting there with the Trains of the Pitts
burgh sod Cannellsville Itsßrood, which will run between
the above points until ittr'.ber notice, as follows:
Leave Wcct Newton at teno A.M.; stopping at Port Royal,
Smith's Mill, Jacob'e Creek and Layton; reaching Mitten
burg at 6.30 o'clock. Returning, heave Miltenburg at 6:35 A.
M.; stop at all wev Htalion9, and arrive at West Newton at
::35; connecting withthe steamer CLARA FISHER for
Pittsburgh; reaching Pittsburgh at noon.
ble.sond Train will leave West Newton at o'clock for
Mlltenburg, and returning, will leave Miltenburg nt 6
P. M., stopping nt all way stations.
Fare front Pittsburgh to Miltenbarg, $1,15. Stages for
I7niontown and Connellsville will connect with the Trains
at Miltenbrinr Station.
Freight will be transported each way daily. For rates
apply to D. IV. CAI,D WELL, Min., Assistant Superintendent,
West Newton; or to W. TIIOIIII,'SON, Freight Agent, on
board the steamer Clara Fisher, at her wharf, above the
otiongabela Bridge, OLIVER W. BARNE.6,
President and sgFerintendant.
Firbartrit, ,Trint 56, 1845, LlO2ll
NEVI AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN!
Northern Illinois ' ile “ litississippi River,
lOWA. MISSOURI ,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
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I try Stkol Itltulty, C... .;
1.100 0' 1 ttrltr,ll d I•;ir It • . k 1 ;leo, t . • 11 •
I 6 Ito NllOlll, C. ;1.. 1
Terunt at mile. I; 9!. 11l 11t,
!rid Attetion(•(•:
• -
PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRINGS.
ICUS abort( relohrste•l WAtERING 1 1 1.ACK clll hr r•pan
L for Yieltoro nn all.l ,deer the Fll'Pll 011' JUNE, NIA . r.
Thar O re dell;!btrolly lo , ntri rat Itlhrrtonn , r fourt ern
nartb•wost nr Dett,ten•rt, (ink !Intro bring fifteen
toile, Wee'. nt Ilarrishory:, on the ('entro' lIollrond,) at the
bore (•f ript!olt Mountain, s• 11 Ct, rottenr, an eirvetlon of
more then the hon.', l IC,' 1-ttrrtoon'A C.;erit. h
orlen•lttl terot pt rtb. i. , t(.1 of bethin k !, tithing or
ofdllttk!; the POT rotio.lin k ! gr;•ot intraellonq (.••
the spnrtnotto ; utt I tour (.01,0111 aal khody rem t. 0,0001
country kiuntlrp,r,l or 1,1.1 att.l ten k ;ititiorot et•t•LerY,
mill .1(1 - entity the attito ethrin of iii,
1101:91tH, 11 ni. I CA RIO A(11;•11-• cen he l.n I at all
till - 11,,es t(t)..•11 to 1 I re ry •it ret,rentltle term,
(If the N •;1•• 1 1 I 1 rIF! , Mahn nI I IiINtIS top
mach rot, hardly le( rot I -n.;10, hove been ettolyr.tol
by the best Clnnei(er In OW I 1111 , .., err prottoonerd till
stirpu.,efl f •r •lt .h,.., 1110 111T,tit , 11,
t kidney/ • Tto.l •.• r.t.• or, ! rtt, trine., ttll, every
our of wlllOll L , ..r •: '
- the II r•ll,t 1,11.t0
1.1.3 tle.gret, ;to. t•to.
mfven
been vouttlrtn;l ,l , t ,
1 !I ,•!..1 110, , t••
gotlfer it 1.1'11,, d.,
Ko..th (toy . It el, h l u 1; .; hj;
otter the orrit ot the; ot ,
Loe.ltnr Ally m, liil:; .rd ,11.41011,.111,
;ire f or , th iupon is eut 1,11,u n. 11!, "1, a-
L. Into,itknen,
ill let beftt, and the change:
Tttote.--Et ..;(1 S ;ion; k ..r k e re t, (.. ro e racy'
Cle)
"
prok•ti!..4
IL. li. 11 ILLt t
All 0tr...1,1 to tottch t!of Pr.l• C , • : y
,!,^t&l I I , llllertllll4 , n P. 0.
11,y
Ue
L)
11) ) JL)4 • 1 1 .1 2, '‘ ‘ . I t) I ' I%
at 1J n'olook, A. :11 , at h.". - al 11. prtsis,
Theat , Lots are Latttlili i •I la Is /Ala lattatit a.
Itnd atl iho salt' is I,Tleiti :), n.le sislaVs. t,•
those dediring end./ propel - 13 :•• 6lta ria Ili, i
Plans eau be seal, u:' de end the el -t , ,
Tatisi.—One-tliird in baud, .un• 11,tr..1 t.l .
nue4hird at eighteen mouths with iutrrr,r.
jel4:lAl 1.110.11 AS MELLON,!':vote,
I F YOU WISU 'PO KELLEN P.i) PRAM tlt FFKRINkI,
supply yntirt , ell immndiatnly 'with a box of
STILENGiIIENIIiii LAtiTER, as it is an invaluable rttitte•
ily far Rbeuinatitie, i3yrinchitii, Pleurisy, Paine in the
sid n; Pack an d ; a lso, Bores, Cute, 1311.1i!.0.1, 41141114
Felons, 2ioft 'de cent, a baa Snld at No. 14 13
TIM_ RD at. Pa.i4
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RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUTE.
•arc t.l
Ldve-1,1!1,11••,.v.,11.0
oßgx_wi
CHANuE flr !IMF
MI=IIEIM
I.lla,
=Ella
.1,1 L. , ',op' It 1 , ,
a‘.l In n.
U. IL
l'rr,pri,....Pr Warr. ;SpriugS.
l.artmet Pt opt, ty at ia7i LibcrlY
tor 34,1 c.
MANSION HOUSE,
GEOWG - E AURENTZ, PROPRIETOR,
PTO. a-1.1 LIBERTY STREET, just beetle the Passenger
Depot of the Pennsylvania P,..ilrord, which/makes It
the meet convenient house in the MI) , for passengers arrh
vim. , by that road.
The Proprietor harinz, at considerable expende, fitted up,
in ezeellent style, the 1.10115 Y., would respect.
oily solicit a glare of puLlic patronege. There is attached
a Fit, mliJ STABLE and extensive WAGON VAILD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers auil teamsters. Ilta
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the Lest the market
can afford. febl:y
MMsl;el==nE
rbrlltr of Pisan and St. Gisir streetr, Pittsburgh, Pa,
fr unaerslgned, formerly of "Brorrn's llotel," having
taken this large and commodious lIUTISL, and having
retitled it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite
Ws friends and the traveling public to give him a call. Ass
curet, pith the caul cnience of the house and his long es..
pet loro•o is the t, mete, I,a; can give entire satisfaction,
Kll.l hi, charms
WM. 0. CfollifeiLl.l.
It I. 5 4 .] 17 1 S HOTEL:
illittNEß FOUIA'I4 I) GRANT STREETS,
PirrAußau,
E. BILE?, Proprietor.
UOOI) 11yr:if-9T FIOUSE,
lUilNk:lt AND .9..TILLETS, near
It41:1,1,1 Depot.
WA V r.li LEY 11017:1E, !O South street. between
177,1,1.! and Wel nut, Philr.dalpbbi. inu2iry
111 Arob atro,t,ladolphin
IA 1:m:1,,)
(ZASKILL 1 . 1()IISE,
coE,N fi• 1,7 A iN AA i) ;sort it .17'S., 11'.4HRECIV,
v.'. 10.,,t1!.. In r.ll:l,•Alueing Ln the
Ny p 1,16. shnt vl..4iatt 11.4411., been opened
1 ell 1 , 1,6111110 , '.4:llll,lk.tia !An.% roomy,
•11. a. • • • .
ri in : isz,,airtunilmi
I. it
A 1•Nto, pAtrroolvo r,•:1•••••Ifully
ail I
tIAM: I LI
FRAN HOUSE,
, h 1111 M, Vti(LADLLI'IIIA
ibA It U tt tr. I Al2l b. Vropr cto Ca.
.01VJw, TI 101.1 Z.1,A1 V 1.1: 1,4 Y.
I , IIP ILLA L'a 110I'Eh: 7
r !LI S7'o
tat:, clOO •a of above
1 DAV, • Ha:n lat,:,e tap.l.o, ill et
1..rta1•%.• prepare.% to re
; t. al., luny
'‘.o.••• H %1 •ODOWNEY.
HA JAE'S HOTEL,
.1.3:e Fat wr.
Li Lt. I FR ofFitt.h Ptrrot, Pitt&
111.1. :i .6
II V if.. :10'1 I,oen
r••• puhli , . 1,03
N lIU Ut'i hi, Clcvelautl, Ohio.
I'ATU A t -L . —1 hie 'lour, tune un•
„ Tepuint, eilterations,
sad i•r,44. eA,ll.tious , tr ft,fnit,o. etc , so:1 the pruprie•
t o rs plelue th,mcei r:hut u. want Lug 00
their part t.. ,nz
It here ull the oom•
(I.rU4 of e
PATItICTI. & 30U.
I.' 1-/t 'it E 1101'
N 0.; I; 1 , Al , WAI, NEW Ytl IL
;Al
REIMEN I.OVT,JOY,
PROPRIETOR.
MEM
W. C. UAI. I. AOHER, PIiOI.III.IITOEL
aA.,I SmUkft4J.
rinii;t 4 eitut.t.tus ..utchltrthuleat 14.124, lystrit lest_47.l by the Into
sctit—r, cud r"°'"t"4114011111Sk
is st cII prt.1,4 , 1 r furcmu
.•v:ry 'usury thut tst foutut In the tutTs.,{cilisieti
r,tannstas Sults, till eploit,so Par will aloaja be
ltrc v. -r) Liam.. of .eery
1:1 f0,n,:1 %Vitkins
11,01. C OALLACillint.
_ . .
lIA MIL V.ICIIANOIit;
TIMID , CEN ANTI 9.V.IKET.
tlevit his-1141nm]
1 t „, • 1 1e eil•ove
o GP, 11 j.n.t I,va th,rottglily
I. I. in I tr. or npan. ye.
•, Ilsok Es•
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••:r.lreer. r
UFA-% 11/KILL. I.l.l.:sTnuitAavi,
110 G6E3, I.KI IN VI /..tti. \lt t , TItY.I•T`.4
`II tt 1:11.te-,, , .•1 Ls. •••1 , ..1 • ••IttLi...t ttt
I Ihl tc. t:t tti.tt, ..•1-1- frt.-mitt
• ttit Ite-t ttt , 'any
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CRYSTAL PALACE,
No. 1,. Martiat •treet.
C C. 51:ELY
1. , 1
.5 I , l' t-tt .11.1 .1" 1 .1/1 , It b.. l sl'.lUttlf.lliTl
1 1 IL LI is i
cut , Nc•Cc. , Agri
ClAls I..afccr tioer 13tswary
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All:
t %lb 1
t etl ate r .11.1.11.1Set.tanp.rtila
l v • 1 , Prx,
t.,kultft
1 , 01'1. 1 1.:1t5'.4 I'LANE
• • rt t, y CARPENTER:I,
CADINET-M .{it6iir, end IV,, getprally,
et hix I'ntoute.l atui va`uubl.
!ri”.l rldUsbie in•
OEI, tiisl .t• tO.'ll lin , . 4 LEof ILI ose Th e ful.
luults4 I,b• r, LI wor:turu 5.0 but two alllnttg
tunny b•tt.'r- tboi r !Tr] ruumtubtig thin
other, I.
1, I,u u,lr• I
iuttn. latt otro mouth.
V 1.104• MTV . , . 4 Pi., II! Pit., an i ut hesitate
to recrautneml It L. Cattniot-51.arro and ehrtf , ntero ar PLI•
oat olio, I . lato. I a ur. tt r •.•iorldor It peculiarly
ti.laitttef t , . plaint; oak, oberro, w and .11 stn.ta of
haul wood, an 1 I•tr pl.nitt,t tetto•ro, it 4 fat .ulterior to
thr. ttr.lo t.f I.est.lo• lotit o t 'tree taring of
no,. Ono wan, by wacky: !htr l'inno, won"
rencria than Lye turn rail lit , by any oilit, Plano or m e th o d
In une. ii. tl. Uteri A (to.
To MotiLi Y. E.sron, rt.o4
f ,, ar Sir —1 hey. , 11 . ssuiluod IluiTer'g Patent Bunch
Plano, believe It to bee most ~ S .Celleut. &tilde fur the
ltiLe fur which It Ii Inten kJ,se a outubleatlon of plaue an 4
,crupor.
P.lxpled to planing voneors, and It does
not rnlultr our-lourth Ow time or labor of ale. Oki 1110010 d:
end I hare tor doubt, r.LeLA ILn yrop,rtios Loco.. ~,,no r r a ry
Known, but that It will outirely ulmt nmin thn Lower
ter-
MOu9 owl laborloto.. tortom
I tooel. I( 1.,11 ver.:oE. 00,, , a.zeki lu
est.ittot it• 1.10•ei10.146 ..•1 it, 113ste is
tilt...) ~.. • 11,1 1.0 e... o'ol firitnh
vain—r,4 it t o 1•11011 t It,. I. 'lnn,
.JAY.- NV ‘1'..00%V.i11.,
Faroitoro 'O.
NOSES F. hATON, Ity, in Illy nolo Agtiit ter the
,nett, nr of uu facture etthl eon them
WM. C. HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, Ittsr,l, a, 1552—Cui1121 to
•
DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
--
'PK.N DA I Y ,o t i N I
1 1 , ) ,: lt
,EN„Nr Summer.
Taught from Puff System m Itook•keeplog,nonrtionsit by
the Chamber of Commutes of Now York as the moat per
t work upon tleCOUtall 1100 iU
IX)IIIII.h ENTRY STNA)IIIOAT I',OOII•IEREPINti,
Embrsclut: eight trips of n bout - -illustrating re shipments
and rs,Asngen..4, 0, neve' ts•lLloutourn, before and
alter tale to tile rowel: tramtfsro of owuerd shares, amt
of het iutportnut mot tors not attstupted fn any of law one.
[no systnnts of SI estobont llook I,sspio, iu „,.
Taught by Mr. J. I) Williams, profePNional teacher
tvf penmanship now iu the olty
Ktubraeing a now 'annual of coniputiu4 intern:it, with all
tie most approve,' albrevintbin, in me i eantile computa.
114,
Althougll other advertif.. lhco I,^turua, tbin will be
round !be only inStilution in rtr, .I.rn they are regu
lorlydrlivored.
I nt,l gnl a Uir..ml sr err ,1111pla. ni 31r. IVilltante
P.mualtsblp 1...t0re ouvigin ; r. J.:23
CITV CondIEILVIAI C—OLLE,d6tc,
I.omorot 1.0 PITTSPUROII, on WOOD :of, war Faun'h
rpill:t tutlon, recently °rout:tart UZILIPS Itll altater,
offer:, !,, the yen , 14 1:t111 ntlpicent cities, and
1/111BEE=1111111
- -
facilitids liar . acquirlug iu
I.•ar wc«km. uu.l for 00 outlay iaei3nittrout, u'.l ART far
wort In cnlir• or avot.e.tivu than almost any tradr that
it five or AI yeurs to learn, sir
‘Vith its .11comitala site of tisk! and rnpil WRITING end
ARITHMETIC.
the season of low Nratsr and slack bu.inesa le at hand,
%Lich may be Improved ta great advantage by taking 0
course of instruction in the Iron City College. npecial at
tention Is given to the application et llooli-kdaplug to
Steamboat Business. Cett young gentlemen, clerks, up.
p ceutices, and others-omts and spend your days or even
or both, far a few week,, in one of thy coolest and
pleasantest Llalls anywhere to be tourid, and acquire aid
or, means of obtaining employment and high Wages in the
full and winter. Von Will never regret the time you spent
.it tho IRON cm . Liou.EuE e2tl
, .
MAGAZINES—
thaley's It,.uk. cc e: t'l,l
Th o bl,orb itut rboolvo,l by Esprow. Also, a large lot of
CLMSS ICA 1. 1111 , 1.111sellaueous BOORS bud. STA
TIONERY for baby bt COST , and at
LAUtTER',S BOOK STORE b". %(.. ctrett A yin want to
Pt "Civet Library.
,
-
r-tr.-;"'rs- ..*
tn.
HOTELS
J A5llO SHANNON, Proprietor
OWSTON'S.
===
T. R. WEIII3 (lato of
ItEoTAU RAN T.-.,
I=3l
t+f!! I ND El.ll
I; It FiIAM.:/,'
1) BARNARD
lIIIIIMMII
in tria.4, an... 1 the
; t, rt4e3
1, , 11 e 11 ell le of
r?r,et 1,1 th•
t N %ND
: •:. .It.rate•l
EU=
euli.L•
I !oir:H. VKI.r..
, 1,1111" Ni,
120.•11‘.• I,act! Ile" flail,
intlity.aill
A..roar,
800 fi P N ,
Mhgnsiur, •• lo
Yankee NOt{ol.lo.
Frau \ ..1, uri7,•
North Britir.l./, ?It,.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Inorease of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS! ,
/ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.-CHARTERED 1819
PAID DP.
Cash Capital, 5500,0u0. i
pin , TRIRTY.SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the '
I Assets of the ZTNA INSURANCE COWAN Y, of Dart
ford, as furnished this agency on the ist of January, la:6, ,
under oath.
Real Estate, nnincambered 5.16,6"2 u 7
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cent., pay-
able semiannually 72,060 00
Debts doe the Company, secured by mortgagee. 7,313 17 1 .
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable at Bank... 120,727 32
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 57,513 01 I
Dank Stocks In the city of Hartford. 141,090 00 I
Bank Stocks in New York city 54,050 00 '
Cash on hand, in Bank, and In bands of Agents
and others.
..11'2,505 06
$773,"2.7ti ea
The amount of liabilitie s due or not due to Hunks dr other
creditors„—nothing.
Losses adjusted and due,-0000.
Mans adjusted and not due, $148,618 a.
Lows unadjusted and In suspense, waiting for further
.proof, $61,257 60.
All other claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing, Ac.
Agents Instructed to take no rhilt. over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured in any city, town or village depend,
upon the character, material and construction of ti:uildinge,
the width of streets, the supply of water and codigEti ,e of
the fire department, and ether Mr:mu:totem:es.
The amount Insured in blocks of buildiugo varies; the
design is to limit the logo by any one tire to $lO,OOO, or lese.
TIIO. A. AI,I3X.ANDER, secretary.
011 ts Or CoNgtoricUT, 1 , llartiord, Jae. t.tt.
Hartford county. I
Pere( 'laity appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary re
the Yana Insurer:leo Company, and made colt, that lf.r 6..; o.
going statement by him subscribed, le le 00, e.e , dr.tdio
his be..t knowledge and belief
11611 , 11tY POWI.EIt, Justice of ll boo,.
Locals paid by title Company for the year 1061
$750,000, while the premiums reeeivol for the eirel. titue
far emceed any other year, since the organi4dtion of the
Company.
covering nearly all dercriptione of I - nervily, 1.4
81114 at Chia agency, at remunerative ',tea.
01 Juice, Nu. Hi etreet, t'it[ehurgh, Pa.
pail I 11. 14. TEN EVCII,
SULCANUiII 1;02112 . 41C111 , ',
01 , HA RT FO D, CONN
f y l 1.
Crud& Vailital
COAh 9alrpl LL9, ON lEt JAIMAItY, .3'47 3,1 i 3
rrilltS Capital Stock and Surplus is ~,,urely e:trot tw
the benefit of all policy holders. Ac e.O e‘iit3Utv of
the Malmo bre have to public. aluthlence. and of Ai ability
to pay losues promptly, we ttdto a fart, that Its receipt,
vary from 2,12:f,000 totUl3,ooo or mouth. Ito b,
large and well distributed, and m our opinion no C.,avtilly
ID the United States affords better Indemnity !,
holders than the bass. They confirm,. to Mahe it,i,ralwe
on property in town and country, at miss rte Ira. as ix coo.
ei,tzEit with safety to the policy holder.
if. 11. TEN PACK,
gar- °Hie e, Northwest corner Fifth and Wood etveef,„
Pittsburgh.p 3 d. I y
MMEMMI
MUTUAL SAFETY INERMANCE COMPANY.
( ) ITICE In the North Room of the ilmcbev.., , Tl.lrd
street, PQILADELPu Ll.
ZdARINE 1.N51.111 ANe ES.
Om V essna,
C4l[oo, To all part, ut [Ls W.,11.
INLAN INSIJAANota
Oa goods by rivers, canals, lakes and land carriaces, to
all parse( the Union.
VIRE INSITII.ANC
On merchavilse generally.
On :Ore', dwelling houses , Ac.
ASSETS OP TIM OOMPAN Y, November 7, lsb2.
Panda and Stortgages $-3,ZMO DO
Btateof Pennsylrania, Philadelphia city, Spring
(batten, Southwark, and other 10arre,...—....-181,652 42
/Rocks In banks, railroads and insurancee c0m
panie5............ ....... ........... ..14,012
Salo 159,529 94
Ruh on hand—. 1 Cff I f'..o
Euslancesha the hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Policies recently issued ....... . _121.767 67
N uttrrly lion Notes 00
Olaitritis:
Wm. ttartia, Dr. P. M. ITurtnn,
J....maph IL East, ' [Welt:raiz.
Edmund A. tloular, kmanarr SI'D raw,
Jahn C. Davie, Charier KOIr.
!tither& Iturton, Eiturnel N. Rrorea,
Jahn R. Paurnao, ' Usury Sloan.
thaNrga G. Lalper, James 't.raqiiair,
li.l it and Darlington. Wm. Byre, Jr..
IL Janet Drmoka, Jaalius L. Prim,,
J U. Johnson, lama Te 13 well t .
Jamas o.llantl, Jahn li Aeumia.
T11. , ..a1.f1ut Paulding , ch.km 1+,1,..tr, r,
JS=l , ll 11, M` Varian& . J. T Lwow, l'ittabur.;l.l,
W C LL'Asi4. , B. T. O. ?..Inrglin,
WM. MARTIN, Pr. - hien:
TIIO2..C.IIASD, irk, pr t ....i trhi
Jr-tarn W. 036111, See y. .
P. A. M A.DKILI A, A
matte] No. a; IVatct
Ths Franklin Viz* Inaurant• Company,
Cif P?. 4e1pA.14,, Pcr.ryinsvaa.
P.S—Ctreale3 IF. .I.lao.:ker.Thoma.l Mart, Tot to
jJ Warner, Faauel Grant, 3 unt, fi. tl ith, Geo:. tti,t
art., Hannan D. 1.41114, Adolphi R.
Einrris Patten - aim- linar N. hansiam, 14,11.ra.
Cain. s.w.Yelsry.
" , '"Coalan to to =aka inSurar ,, , per - per:obi cr I e•ery
aYa-tiption 4 prcpwrty, In town nil ,nuintry, at rate,.
as are :no:intent with er softy.
Tto , Company hero maervel a largy , C-ontlegynt Fowl,
Kith 1,1,1 r :apttel pretnivr”,
fnwl ample, prwor. Om to the exnxrc.l
the Altrea of the Coeupeoy• oa Je.nueay I.
luSrd e,rreeebiy to. to Act of •et.. 0.. A ia
21ot 4.7e.ge .
era:
'rompt , ro.l - 7 L^.11.1. ...... ...............
th,+: iis,...,rpatattm. •1,er“..1
than Lava pei.i nrywar..l ct Una
•4[0.11),..1tert,1r,..s 67 taf,thrteby
.I . ..,Lta4tne 11111.11142,, SS Mr.il 110 the 1...:).,;ty
Clb .11
J AIIDIti COMF.N,
aP/a 0111,a fa:7411.g c. or o,a
LIFE INSURANCE,
mnsonTy AND TRUST CoMPAN .
CHAIM:RED APRIL 26111, 15.10.
t. 3/ A ItTEI:
CAPITAL s2&u,uou.
t, E .7'1,14 4 4...1
SI( :It, PAtiad:lpts
!Jou /Lan: ~1,)•'.1,
lar t s“1
I t • to
IMERM3I
111.02,12c2 12 Orswbt-1, Vazti Ii ~ 1,122,1,
A1121...0 11giu22.2,1, Last,-.42,
Isrula./nlu W Dag , ky, deo. 11'11, -, ury,
JacoLL.l , loten,,
Illatz Wi1:1212 111'122,
Pr.ca.drzt—titeptkon IL 4. 1 2.21 r
I r/..,2l.letil—Ambrea-n IV nata1...24,n.
-11,22.221 li.wmtncr, 1421414,g1. --.1c2., U. li ‘t
Agvlc;yo.l2l-1: IL Mowrj, M. L.
(£J. E.
221arli y No. 74 Fourth 6trect,
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE, COMPANY
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Authorized Capital, $300,000.
NSURE 111TILDINOS end other ymperly
dabakze by Fire., sod the peribt of the ties rid I o ,11 I
Naelgation rod Trattrpnrbation.
otucr•Jee.
Wm. T. JohnAtpn, Italy Patter - .on.
W. M'Cllntr , k, Itentudy T. Vriend.
D. M. bang, I. Ofl,r Syr.•ul,
A. J. JJnes, (7..41:3.• D. Wt..,
J noeb minter, A. A. Cani,r,
i ameali. Negley, W. H. Revco,
Wide Ilamptoo, D. X.:Park,
U. It. CiNtgeball
11on. WM. Y. JOLINdTON, Pro.nderd
11001 PATTNELSON, Vie. 1'r.1.1..ut
A. A. CAILKIII, Secretary and Treasurer
B. S. Ceaanut, Assistant Secietary,
Western Inseranee Company, Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr.,_ Prtsidinl. P. M. 001tDoN, Secretary
CAPITAL, 1300,000.
NkrlLL Insure against all kinds of risks, VI ILE and Al A
MN& Ail losses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly wild.
A llomelnatitution, managed by Diascross who or well
known In the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the beet protection to those
who desire to be Insured.
Direct <1,4.-11. Gullet, Jr., O. W. Mcketson, J. W. Butler,
ri.lloirate, Jr., W. 11. Sralth, O. Ihtnnen, llevrge W. J ftripon ,
Wm.Gl. 14 on,Jstnes Llppeneott,G tO rg Ja,uer. Me
Au ley, A balmier N Buick, Thom as Scott.
•
al. Office, tio.C,l Water °treat, (Warehouae of Spam; A
Do , up+ tales.) Pittsburgh. uar24:l3,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c
"VIM tIOODS I I —Wercuss, JIWZLIVir. YlLraa IKtea,
MILITAILT 000 De &C., ViIIOLESALII AND R&IA11.—Collu•
try Merchants and s trangers visiting our city ere request
ed to call, as we can sores them as well, awl we think b t.
ter, than they tonally are served in Eastern cities, In ides
Rising them a responsible guarentee—au item difficult
obtain In many shops.
Silver Detached Levers _slo to $1,.‘0
DJ Cylinders 7to 10.00
L.dles' Gold Lover cud Leplue Watches, Vl5, and tips,
Uantlemen's do do So V:, to icaltr.
Chains, Seals, Keys, Pencils, Opectaciee, Prue,
lu 13XCenertit Vatletyand at lowest prices.
Sr Watch K. pairing done promptly and iu u :Uportor
All work and all goals trarranted.
- W. W. WILSON.
mh2l 67 Market street, corner of Fourth.
JOAN LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
No. 201 ...Y , DIRTY STRUT.
rjAS JUST ILECIDIV BD the tollowing very choi,•,, ar
II Belau:—
BRANDIES. flock,
Game Brandy, (very fine.) , Liebou.
Otard Dupuy & Co. (wiper.) ItUy .
Monett & Co. • ' Jamaica,
Sarum. Santa Crier
. .
WLNES.WS.
,
Sarcial Madeira, BogueL,
•
Iloward,Marath A Co, Mod'ra London Co rdiol,
East India Madeira, ' Schnapck.
Table do BIINDIti E: ,
Amontillado Sherry, , Rutherford's Srol.. A lr,
:Manzanillo do • Barclay 's Loudon Porter,
Table do Wild Cherry Broody,
Cooking do Absinthe,
Iteeswing Port, , Anleetla..,
Pure Juice do . Curacoa,
Ordinary do Sardines,
St. Julien Claret, Mocha and Java,
Malaga Dry, , Young Ilya. and Blook 'Yea...,
Do Sweet, i English Bronson Cheesr,
Cittampagneo, , imported liavana Cigar+, or
Anchor,. various brands,
•
Verzeney, Old Monongahela Whisky, or
Ilatieseck, all grades.
Together Owith all otbor attialta connecteit with tho
buitien 3 .[uri.tWiii.lw
-
WIG MANITFACTOI?I7.
MRS. RENTER,
Six doors from the Aqueduct, opposite LA ,
aIIaHINT WY,
pDaI:WADED TO FILL ORDERS FOIL
ltirels of
Ornamental flair Work.
Th,,, but quality of material 13 furnished, cud .Itittr,
satisfaction guaranteed. a yls:.lawly
ri 'MAT LAND Rite I STFIR ued by TbatuaA Woods. and
given away to all at 76 Fourth street, de&rited a great.
variety of Farms, Douses and Lots. Thesis wantlise b(olfic.3
would du well to get a Register. Oa it la daterlbol a 1 . , - 4
flan Doi') TLICOLAo
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
AusTIS Looms.
STOCK AND .BILL BROKER,
Office, No. 92 Fourth sf., above Wood.
"VoTES, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on roll*.
j'i terals, negotlatea. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
All communications attented to promptly,
13. William. & co.,
BANKEW.3 AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ali trail:Action:l made on liberal tonna. Collections
of MIL:. Sods+, 14r.. promptly attended to. jan2l3:llY
WILLOCK,
BANKERS,
nNDDealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, gold and Slller
A
Coin. Current and Par Funds received on deposit.
Stocks bought and Paid on commission. Collections made
at any point in the 1410..1 Staten.
South East corner of Market and Fifth etreets,
nut I PITTSBURGII, PA.
ARTRITRS, RODGERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
O,IRNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD S2REETS,
nl.ll -Cm Pittsburgh, Pa:
WILt.INI.
I,tirilktnia
(Yumessors to A. IV'Dans d Co.)
• BANKERS AND KtiCIIANOE BROKERS,
Y e 71 ii.urth. erect, Pittsburgh.
Iti TLIE r.unierow suspensions of Flanks and Bankers
throughout the country during the lost six months ? we
an- enti.fieLl that in Almost every instance their troubles
have [earn out of n departure from their legitimate bust
n..e3; and we, therefore, tato oesension to ILISUrd Lbo pubilo•
iu ilitvaure, that no speculations in "Caney stocks," or other
-euLaide operations," Mall tempt us inosia the atria . and le.
~ . .1111.11ate nuainei.s---leilieving that lu avoiding,
vull 111V , 11'.1e1.7 not only be better able to
•ry out • u-tower? :1!l anon re their safety, but that in
Liopto, eueL a ~e,oe Shall pr,moto our own ultlusate
Leo. !Md.' IY . S CU.
Itttno val.
PATitiCKS & Fsll ThJ,
DAN iiEIDS AND FACIIANCift
0111 re !I'M,. [ln - my of Mph and Mod at-
PITT4IttIEt.3II, i's.
)Ailt.[Olf.a a r WEND. e-ttkers awl Ernhange Brokers,
itnd Nuten, Draft o, AcEaptancaa, Gold, Ethar
hud th,o4. N.. 1.4. LI unnorn. on thn Enztnru ant wtttern
Citlee eze..2lsuily for oala.
G6ll,ti.ap, nook In ail the nttira throughout tho United
Waded. Pepc.tlhl tnnnired In par lamb or curront papkr ,
t hr. cnnlor Fifth and Wool fibtent.s. I r..b!l
1.101.11.88 t 50178,
lIANKEA'S AND EXCIIANUE
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C.'t FIRM L.S.Ntiii,l ISCHAN(III 011101 TO Sto.
HT6LIT, 1011:18 U:LOW OLD STAND.
11.01.11 ES ;.itllB, Bankers and ExeLange Proton,
1:1( . bt,,l In•ale.rd In NotrA, Draftn, Acceptances Gobi, 811•
ver ut,l nilik Notes. Est-I:tangent; the Eastern end Webtern
htitly for
wade in all the citirs throughout the United
Aral- d. ii. ohs raceivrd in par [anal, or eurrentveper, No.
e 7 Musket .4reet, between Third and Fourth ste.Lia.l2o:ly
'11.11111114.N AN 4itt.
PANKERS ANI) EXCHANGE, BROKERS,
No o 5 Kle4 Slreef, corner of Diammul Alley,
1121111MSOR, PA.,
LIU 1 - AN! , !itl,f, !tank Noted and Coin; Digeount time
I
j l t, 0191.11 . ,. and proinie,iory notee; mate eallecrerne In
eti LLe pvin, - Ipi.leitiee of the Union. Itectire degnate on
an ,1 ou interest, and give their prompt attention to all
tt . matter, appertaining to a Itrolceee burimieti. Eastern
Excl.:am:o cnn,:tantly on hand. mart
JOHN WOODS,
K ER AN D EXCHANUE BBOKER,
MEEiMME!
rucli u0u. 4 1,1 and 1.1,1 uck cummisT m.. Collectiona
a . 7) :aretally nttoodo.l to. Interent pall on Deposit.
Qom - \o. 4:704 Fourth E.Areei, nearly oppoaitt, the M. M.
Bank. deel6
HILL Cc CO.,
BAN ti BUN AND K.'MCIIANGE 13B.OKESS,
evItnIZR 07 WOOD EtD YITILI 51'1=19.
(.7 liY.Clll:hiti on the Eafrtern Odes coastal - lily for
Erchange and Notes dir•countui.—
ul,l, Silver an.l Bialk Neree, bought and sold. Collections
as the priueitril cities of tha United States. Da
p re-eii,l of Per and Current Funds. fmartrlly
Sr Lvt tssacu, n CA tilt, IiORSRCI 8 USU.
KR AMER & RAMC
11ANKEES AND EXCHANGE DEOIIEHEI,
$6: - .i 76 63
)CY A N U :4EII *Sold, Silver, and Usuk. Notes; negotiate
it,sl Estste or Stoe Securitisa; purchase
Prow Lest 6n.l 'note Bills, uu blest and West ; buy
st.,l •-11
ott 6 , 1 point.. in the Union
O. E. AI3.NOLD a CO.,
EiZA AND EXCIIANtIit: BROKERS,
1 'ig..lt,hltr Cuin, Nate., Sight and
I.IOA. 1 , 1,r.:1, da. ct•lid.::!oas carefully attended to,
and pr., e=i•hi .uy part pith.: Uct
; , ......A11.,10,1 5.1 , -0 . ,11,11 c...1.111111,-Aan.
N I • r.ex lovr to Beak of Pitt,Y4. [..13
Gvid 314 &h.
A N f) Li 0 153 E OF
WILLIAM A. HILL Sc CO.,
1 . 11 . 73.11:F.311.
t-1 . 1.. Lan, Rit. :11. jaull
IIiOMPSON BELL Sr. CO.,
i. a C r AND BROKEItS,
i` .?I;fthurih,
'l'/107/AS WOODS,
as Ci) M I: C L r, o E ,
I.IALZY IN
:Votes, tionda. zi_toclns, Real Estate, tc.,
A 4. /1.,,,th a., Pa:lbargh. Pa. r
'. Ilato A. Mil & Co.,
(JA tfrevt, PW,ri,rovh.
, t ,, NDS AND FTOCK6:7—
~ Ittok
• Ni0:),..71,14, Yal i . , :ution Oompany
tnr.l, , COLlpilly:
‘i NAV , DOS. , t/ eAmp.lo) .
eltt. 1;00
t.: • • • nr
if 4,-
100 .-:11:7; I YIELD ii-Trj:
CLOTHING STORE!
N NI ' S K 14. I' St, CO..
; .; • La,-,ty
- uul... , ll.•:v.lpOptliArit.) uuder
' • '.• 1111:Lit 41:1 (Or Li,
par
: .::,.. • -,•. t leallIcu:fr1.u81::::::,
1:1 :110.). L.' A1.,:1 A \ 11 I',
¶ 'toy thaLM - 33!
::1: LENPI much CLOTHS;
iti;,.11)1 1 MAI)E CLOTII.ING
tha
tIAS rVa. , .61, I. [0 pica them
• -
%\IIt)t.ESALE TRADE.
et the
Vi" FASTE 5' P.ILICES!
aIi•1 wr .300.1 fiS xuy 11.19:111
1 , . : h LI
t.: t• T 4) o
~7 ,ntc, 1"115 nilo.4ricir nottc.i.
Tio:. !.a ai n and beautiful .aortmemt ct
1 INt.7:'D,
FKtk'Kt, DRESB, WALKING AND BUST-
t , ,tr ;ht,r, , t, ere - .al v. 1121 th.,• of our customers,
sna V., •Vkl, Ulf y:, Lc that our uiolilp elll not rail In
DI I.o.; CI or. ipr.. 14r may lk•favot,l with. •
.8:0- FUlttl t•rl' Tlll PLACE,-
No. Ss Iltrooll street,
(NA t‘ - r sIDE,) ("JUNES Or DIAMOND ALLWIT.
N. B. ledr, our patron, to understand that we Mae
no r soy ~, u uection with the Clothing Buell:iota on
LiberE y , treat. Our attention to dascdeil exclusively to the
[louse nhore.leilgnated
marti.
sorrN xcotosnaY a co
Vail end Winter Goode 1
t'.I)IIOND WATTS.
El:uu:tP:t Pll Lti It, NO. leg) LIBERTY STItEET.—
.111 1 hare nou ua hand o lance stock of Fall and Winter
ileots 01 , 1 , 1 eutireli new designer flush Vest
inge, of the moot beautiful patterns: French and kinglieh
eanduicres, or every style and shade in the market, all of
watch I will wake i o oi - der au Obi most reasonable terme,
and warranted to mit. acts
12:31' Rh:OUP:ED AT JOHN dicOLOSE EY & CO'S Whole
s) raid Clothing Wit rrhouze, No.SB Wood street, and corner
of histooml alley, tho largest and roost varied stock of
g0.151.11Kt this ..,.Iclrret,l, hon., has ever hod tho pleasure
of Anyit.lll4 Alle.lllioo 0/ the public to. Thosepxodshave
boon purcho.s.l l'tons C,),t linudA, and, coustquently, no
rtrootht profit no them, o bieh Iran es ua alto to say that we
ca „ „,, Milali v pl . o2ll, annoy house In the east
vn 'IIIE . ,IITe, w
r.p.ectiolly tho attentlou
v . :,..s;.• ,I-fib;: nut eolllllty merchants, in 4oneral, to
u.csiir nut fvnmino our oxteusivo assurtmont of
'LEALi MA K{ CIA tII NO. It is almost haposalblo to
en um..rate 1110 •111,.1.11't a inkiutaut, piles of garments that
is to 13.• seen at this I. establishment it le sufficient to
say thAt It ha: Lion or t yen equalled by the house Itself.
cuarldqf JOHN McCLOSHEY A CO.
Clothing! Clothing I
r cli is undor,r,;;urd respectfully iulbrms:his friends and the
public that he is now receiving at his stern, N 0.177 Ur
ty reel, a choiee aesertruent Cloth.% Calsitnerea and
Ve,..0g,,,,0t the latest and moot desirable styles, which he
Is prepared to malt,' to order iu the most fashionable man
tow, a: short notice, and ou the IP-OSt reasousblo terms.
We It avenlso on Laud a large and well Illanufucturedstock
Of ready made Clothing, to which NV 11 invite the attention
0: buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Per:oua wIM purchase goods for each, will find it to their
s &ventage to all at 177 lobooty attart, before making their
purchases. Intent : l C. CONNER.
Si•vw Clothing !Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
subscriber has just opened this new establishment,
I where he has always on hand a large and choice assort
ment of all articles or CLOTHING, which he warrants equal
to any in the city, and will soli at the most reasonable pd.
cos. The public are requested to glue hint a call.
marJ:ly B. OPPENHEIMER.
To llousokeepers.
Wlf hare now opened our id the largest stocks of
CIIIN illaktirl and QUEENSWARN, no table for
housArepers In the oily, nod intend selling at eery low
pike, We will sell a handsome set of White Tea Ware,
.:ensuring ci forty-eight pireer, for the low prise of Four
liolb.re. bind all other dinais in proportion. Our steskbelog
large °Wing to the dull season just parsed, We are deter-
Mined to w, , ti it ott at low prierS. We hove just opened
i•eauhfut Thence of Whits Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table , Lumher for stew eel chicken, etc., etc. Also,
r.eloo v sty Lianas:nor new styles of Woter Pitchers. Our
elm. o of Whit.: ',Usu.. Gold hand, and ar.. , sorted ciders Toilet
W., 0, is lar;e-- w inch we horn put down iu prier to
suit. ch., t1:1:r,
hero twenty ditterrut E . tylee of French Chine
To,/ eels, Ulla noon: beautful Bold Bend Dinner een.—all of
whict., we ere ecllit,g el lOort twouty , fao per cent. below
Jur of Knives and Fork,, Spoona, WaiterA, Britna.
Lis Ware, tilrandoll.,l, Lamp,, is and we
A 11l ,cll then: :tt Very low prior,
ULAi
rec,i viag . , I.rgd ;tote lioaton and Pitts.
buiTl4 W.tre, alnn n ne rill Era nt maikufacturees
COMMON NVAIt&
• •• •• • 111fIlert TWIN, Plated, ltowla, Dishes, Pitch.
•,ur
i, enl el try rtrlLlt !ui table for cou.utry or city trade, is
ler , e, to which w e Willa the attention of city and country
e will sell them very low for ;ash.
Lion.elieo pyre end oth e rs in want of cuoce China and
4IIorIINNV r' sill 1.• Holt by -ailing at the
CHINA it ALI,
io •I betwten lid and lth ate,
r.zi; Opptsit4 Whm.
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MEV
BI . VAY
.JCr9. LUDISTIO
=ZOE
EAll VTIT al.—.
• • tare
au/-I.lly
CIAITIUNG
NES:; COATS
NI W SPRING GOODS.
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FMEEM
DRY ;GOODS•
JUS ECEIVED •
WAT THE
ORIGINAL
,GER
:0.74 NIARISET STREET, IllerWErf FOURTH AND 711 Z DIAMOND,
• PITTSBURGH, Yd.
kJ IIP.THIRD AND .110 ST DESIRABLE. STOCK of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods ever offered In this market. ,
We would call particular attention to the following
A very superior assortment of plain Black Brocade and I
fancy colored silks; also twisted Silks, Satin, plaid and Plain i
Tissues and 'usages; Printed Bare& and Challe de Laines;
very handsome Branch Lawns and liritliantiue4; a good
assortment of French Worsted Collars, Under Sic. - ves and
Chemizettes, embroidered, hem atttellel and plain Linen,.
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Furniture Dimity and Chintzes;
Bonnets and Ribbons at bargains;
A beautiful assortment of 'Aloha antique Lace and Silk
Telmas, Shawls and Scarfs:. a, full assortment of Gloves, •
Mitts and Hosiery; Irish Linens, Unsling and Prints,-to-
gather with a complete assortment of every other article,
either fancy, staple, foreign or domestic.
Thankful for past favors we would solicit an early as,
atoluation of our stock, confident that for quantity, quail•
ty, style and price, it is unsurpassol.
YOUNG, LOYD .5 11110.,
my& formerly Young, Stevenson A le v.,.
New Arrival of Spring and Summer Dry
Goods.
AT No. 09 N. W. BIDE OF WOOD STREET.
GREGG 4 - CO., Importers and Jobbers In British,
.1.1• French and German DRY GOODS. Having receiv
ed our large andbitensive stoat of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, aud pert
through our own importation, we feel safe in assuring our
old customers, country merchants and city dealers general.
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities In purchasing,
we can offer such Inducements to buyers at are rarely met
with in the tradC.
Among our dry goods utock will be found cashmeres, de
laines(Portemouttt• lawns of the most desirable designs,
mohair !unfree, alpacas, plain black and fancy figured silks,
ginghamiend fancy prints, latest etyles; broadclotha, fancy
vestirqs, cassinierea '
satinets, tweeds and rummer pante.
loaning ; brown and black mualins, table diapers. -
We have also opened a very large assortment of bonnets,.
newest etylen. palm leaf hate, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and an ortenelve variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons:
with lace goods, faneypettinge, jaconeLta,ru all and tly,nred
Same inuslitla cud black ailk veils, Err.
Our variety aLock anthraces in part combs, buttons, per
ousetou cape, threade, port monaiae , potent ro Edith:lee', pa
naLlery, and almost every article usually kept in the va•
olety line, together with a large stock of gold and slicer
watches, watch materials, glasees, gold and gilt jewelry of
newest patterns, and a great variety or Su bony and It day
clocks, all of which will br v.,id at Orr pekes for cash
' or eatlrdnetory raniB net,.
N. tsnrly e.lt front I,ksyers• IA r,ti•eot.rolly .ElsLicite,l
t11:415 L . i11t.t.9(1 4 - CO.
SPRING DItY UOC)I).‘3.
lIAGAN &Alit,. No. Li Market. at.,
A nr, meivitig daily a,hlitie.us to their tare.- and «ell
nelectril etwk of
51au:IU d,
breP,
Fl. wig Bcnrfp,
Ilouftke ! ,4{ (load;
Alexan,la'a Illd G loyeA,
Tn which we would reapchtfally furite Lhe artier Liou or
the Lsdies.
MOURNING GOODS.
FRANK VAN GORIERhas just received a large and
beautiful aqcorunent of Mourning Collars, hteeven
and Setts In Crape, Tarlton and Soma,black laces and
gauss Voila, black 'Hosiery intl-Clioves, in wool, rotten,
and silk; Ribbons, Belle, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alexander & Ilajou'e best Kid "Gloves can always be
found at No. 83 MARKET STII2IET, Corner of the Dia
mond. novl7
NEW DRS GOODS STORE.
Iron 'Front—No. 91 Market !Urger. -
/ALIN. bonze being now open for lite trensactio Ur a ~,ner.
%,_1 al Dry Goods LIU9iI:ICH9, we would reFlp. - -ctfully, tLA
patronage of the public, feeling cvntlient that, from
teusive and well aelected stock of Sf LE'S, YAM:I7 AND
Ell'Ar LE GOODS, we can offer ouch ill LI emnas 0.0 irf::
Euro entire satiafretion. LIAOAN
aprttf NO3. 91 Market and 3 Guinn stne_
VAS( 0011.DETT.'S TitundllNG STOIC,
No. 83 Makutv Br., Criorta cs Dls.noem.
JUST RECEIVENG, s lams and well selected ricrk: rt
the new styles of
LADIES' DRESS ANT) MANTILLA TRIMMINGS:
Fringes, Buttons, Orator - in
Braids, Velvets,
Cords, Ribbons.
A hands:into assortment. of French, Scotch and Austrian
EMISIWIDERIEB, in Swiss, Jaconot and Lase.
Collars, Edgings, Itanilkershisl,,
;Reuses, Insertines, Infants' Robes,
Cliemilettes, Bands, Caps A {Twirls.
A full supply of MOURNING GOODS:
Crape setts, Collars, Lova and Gains Veils,
Plain Linen setts,' Sleeves, Gauze and Dotted Falls, I
Plain Swiss do. Chemizettes, Italian and Ent'h Crape.
MATERIALS FOR EMBROIDERING—Stanaped Collars,
Bands and Inserting,: French 'Working Cotton, Coops,
Linen and C 0401.1 Moss, Oil Cbth,
Stalls:os and Soissors.
Mantua, Satin and Bonnet Ilitl,,,ns.
A large aseottment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIIING
GOODS—Shirty. Co' are, Cravats, Ties, Ilandkerehiets, as.
Plus, Needles, Buttons, Taps., sa.t everything in small
sores generally.
ass ICIn Otovee, in white, black. end colors.
Sires from No. U to No. 10, always on hand_
Also—A good rtosk of HOSIERY end GLOVES—eery
• ' -
FURis ITU RE
JAMBS W. WOODWELL,
O.IIIINNT PUBNITO.NE EJ NUFACTURER.
Warc-rooms 97 nnd 99 Third stroet.
J. W. W. respestfully informs
... c sChs-z•-. • his friendi and e.torners that be
has now coripleted hisspring stook
o•-' of Furniture, i 3 decidedly
the largest and beet eve: offered for rule in thit. City, whieh
will be 'sold at prloss as to et any in the United States,
est or West.
As he is detotualueil to uphold the quality with wet! Res.-
soual materisls, lest workmanship, and newest iiesig*u.s; suit
ten the o.s.int nf hie trr.-3,-., eta(vi tit? !u aaunia.teriuy,
he is suablmt to prestuN uearaatsi± toruitUrd, at the lawat
I" 1 . 3 6,1 .1 , t , d the principle o: idoutiryiu; cuidoin • irs•
inter,t W 1 hie 01:11, iu quality 1/11.1 prize, and keeps al•
rage grtllt.e.:t veriery of every de,riptleis of
furniture, from 4110 the pest end plainest, to ihe most 4 d .
glut and cootty , that or coy part of one, Luny 1,0
furnished from his stook, er tueuufectur,l etpresely to or.
der. Thu following nrucles Cratisirt, to port, of Lis stock,
whichfor rielmer3 or rty le ntld 'rinit.tt, Co, m't ba surpriesed
to -uy of the liimieru
Luis XIV tete-a-tel. hz•f•s;
tJ Sofed, in 'plash end hair ~ L ath ;
• Mi dur.. Slwhogriny Chair.;
7.11 dol. Walnut
tJ Mahogany Itorkind "
2.5. Walton
Lei Melt:luny Divans;
2u Walnut "
• tO Mettle Top Centre Tables:
LJ " Dressing Dilrigille
Est
"Vmtoo temts; r
40
lOU Cain ‘•
29 Plain Decking Bilreitia;
4) Mahogany lla.lsGu t,;
20 Walnut
bil Cottage .4
Mil Cherry and Poplar ihthileadol
YJ MeLz•geirr Wardrobes;
10 Walnut
lo Ch• try
nu Plain Bureau , :
70 ig u u rg and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and DoOkrarer;
2n dot. Come ,Seat Chrsini;
24 Ceneßeet Rocking Chntril
12 Ladles' Writing Desks;
Liar and Towel Stands;
gdguires:
Conversation Chairs;
RlLtabeiban
Reception
Pearl Inlaid "
Arra
Goad° and Uall Chatty;
A large aasortment of COMMON FURNITURE toad
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Osartirr Melons eupptted with all at
licles in their line.
STEAMBOATS anti Fonts, furnished at the shortest
notice.
All miens promptly 11/1...111t1e.1 to. aarr.
Steamboats, Ahoy t
Tun subscribers tender their acknow
ledgments for the favors bestowed upou
them by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others Interest
ed to building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furahh, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and work.
manship. T. U. YOUNG .t CO..
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
opposite "Brown's llotel."
J atoms Lowry, Jr., _
Gruuß AND BRDSTEM.D ISUIVIINACTDRER—No. 20.1
tietterman's Row, Liberty street, has ou 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. He 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 at every description executed in the
neatest manner. Orders left at the Ware Rooms, or at the
MEI, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
tie tided to. copra
A. aIILLIKEN
IaACS ON 111 ND at their extensive 0.11.11Nr2 and
11, CRAM SLLNIIPACTOItY, No. ti 4 Smithfield strut,
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will eellls per cent. below customary rates
Terms—cash only.
Great Indttesknotits to tinah Purchnsern.
WWli will sail our large stock of COMMON AND FANCY
CLIAIRS AND It F,DSTRADS, at prices that cannot
Ito please naafi pureltneers ; All our work is warranted.
Our tertns are CABIL J Alt}:11 LOWRY, JR.,
mar2 s tor. Seveulh!sod Liberty'sts.
-- W31717 iVriF'"—=-
, LISVENSON continues to manufacture
CABINET-WARM of everydesoriptlonoithisold stand,
corner of Liberty and Seventh streets. UND3RT..4.I{-
Ihlo attended to, In all its branches. myll
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1
111:LE BOOK FUR It AI LEGAL) ENUlNERES.—Coutnin
ing formula tor laying out curves. determining frog
an
gles, levelling, calculating earth-work, otc., etc., together
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chords,
magnetic variation, logarathitns and natural signs -tan
gents, etc. etc., by John H. Henek, Civil Engineer. rocket.
book form. $1,15.
...The object of the present work is to supply a want
very generally felt by Assistant Engineers on Itnilroads.
Books of convenient form for use in the field, containing
the ordinary lograrithmatie tables are common enough; bet
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to t he
Railroad work, and especially the necessary tbrm oleo for
laying out curves, turn.outs,croasings, &c.,10 a deeiderntom
which this work is designed to supply.
U. S. MILITARY Acamarr, West Point, April lg, ISS4.
Gentlemen: I have looked over "Ilenck's Field Book for
Railroad Engineers," and think it well adapted to the ob.
ject its author proposes, and have no question but it will be
found a vary usetul and practical volume both fur °nice and
field work. D. U. Bleumu.
Thor, April 21. le&t,
I am much plea,ed with Mr. Renck's little manual. the
"Field Book of Railroad F,ngineers." With the present,..
tiou of some of the most practical and useful of recoguire,l
proceeses among railway =engineers, he 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 susceptible of available, not to say desire.
ble, practical use. In conclusion, while I think the design
of Mr. lienek's book is such so to adapt it excellently well
to profee.donal needs, I have pleasure in expressing my
cordial satisfaction with Its execution, alike with the per.
midday of arrangement effected by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by hie publishers.
B. FRANKLIN tlasexx,
C. E. and Director of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
For sale by WILLIAM S. 11A1 7 1::4,
Dealer in Engineers' Stationery,
Market street, corner of Second.
Ist
INIC Dittss GOODS.—A. A. MASON pi CO. bawl - jab
teethed another 13plezzaid lot ut Drees Goods, comp r i,
sing tj Plant, tiotped and Figured liernea, Tlednee, Or.
ganctie,e, Ac dc., with 6.3M8 elBZant ii;Sita o 1 flii - arwv.i
rop, RAM. icP6l
=Eli
A flew and elagulaf ; edczAi.dal
homely foe tee ewe et all DU/tat
diseased— Costii rt • r Incite ;
Taundl e Or9_pxy 4 _ re
;ere, I o et, Rua. tfl, Nen, t ,wipAa
Irritability, elutistateatlons lain
toile, Pallier in the Brom., ells
lack and Limbs, VemaleComplatate
,c., he.. Indeed, very few are to
is eases in which Purgative Med
tine I. not more or leas required,an
Much sickness' and suffering might' be prevented, it s
Lhermless htit effectual Cathartio wet e snore freely used.
No parson can feel well while a caustic habit of body pre.
sails; beeidee, it soon generates serious and often fatal
L dierasee, which might have been avoided by the timely and
judicious use of a geed .Purgative. This Is alike true of
Colds, Veveri3h • symptom, and Bilious derangement'.
'rimy all tend to 'become or produce the deep-eested and
Immithible ilietempere which load the hearses all over the
laud. Renee a reliable family physic is of the first im
portance to the public health, and this. Pill has been per
fected with consummate skill; to meet' that demand. An
extensive trial of ite virtues by Pbyticlana, Profeesora, and
Patients, boa shown manila surpassing anything hitherto
known of any medicine. Cures have been effected beyond
belief, were they not eubetentheed by persons of such ex•
ailed positions and character as to forbid the enspicion of
untruth. '
Among the eminent gentlemen who bete testified-In
favor of the:sol-'llls, we may mention—
Boot.. A. A. RAPES, Analytical Chemist of Boston, and
State Assayer of Maseachtmette, whose high professional
character is endorsed by the
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator of the fretted States.
ROBERT C. WINTLIEOP, Ex Speaker of the Rouge of
Representatives.
AUBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plen. to England.
JOHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston;
*also,
Dr. J. it. CHILTON, Practical Chemist of Nevr York City,
01.1:10rdftl by
lion. W. L. MA ROY, Secretary of Stele; •
IVAL ii. ASTOR; the richest man In America;
LitLANDI CO., Proprietors of the Metropolitan lintel,
at! others.
Did space permit, we could give many buttered cretin.
cater Rem ail parts where the Pills have been need, but evl
e;mee even moreeonvineing than the experience of eminent
Putele men, is tonnd In their effects upon trial.
hose Pills, the re‘ult of long Investigation and study,
are uttered i the public aelhe beet and most complete
Nadel, the prierent titikie of medical science can afford.
They tiro compounded not of the drugs themselves, but of
the tee+lielnal virtuseouly of Vegetable Remetilee extracted
by Chemical protest In u mate of purity, and combined tn.
Caltr 111 each a manner as to !tone the beet remits.
1 he r.F stem of composition for medicines has been found In
Cherry' Pretoral and Pills loth, to produce a more eilicleut
remedy then had hitherto been obtained by any process.
The reeeet, is perfectly obviate. While by the old mode of
pr,litiou, every medicine le burdened with more or lees.
of aeriesoidoue and injurious qualities, by this each Indie
v ideal virtue only that is dogrel for the curative effect i,
Lrr2euL Ali the inert and obnoxious qualities of each
buteterese employed are leR behind, the curative virtues
u.l7befogretaiued. Retire it is pelf evident that the effecta
eherthi prose as they have proved, snore purely remedial,
ant tie Pills ft lucre proWerrfll antidote to ufseeees than any
other malkitm known to the wcrld.
ELLl,ro!fleriz?,
it is frsquently expellent that many romtisineashouLl
be taken under the Counsel of an attending Physicists, and y ,
to( Le moll rird properly judge of r remedy without know=.
in itc commtitrnn, I have supplied the a.!---crate Pormolv ,
Ly wl.kh Loth lay Pectoral and Mr are ruade, to the
whclo body o Praetitioters in the United Itated arsl British
An...ricau If, however. there iduruld De anyone ~..
Pll, -, 1:4s not received them, they will be forwardel by mail -
to Me request.
Of all the Patent bledleines that are ceered„ how Krw
would he taken if their contrasltion was known! Their
life consists in their mystery. I have to mysteries-
The composition of my preparations is laid open to all
men, end all who axe competent to jodge on the subject •
freely acknowledge their convictions of their traria:4ls
merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pp:mom:cad by sciantine
men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were
known. Many eminent Physicians . have declared the came
tz:bug of my Pills, and even more contilentdy, atut are
to certify that thcirtuticipations were more than
by their effects upon trial.
T'vey operate by their powerful influence on the internal
ra purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy 1.
-.—_,
er:a—nkr....-re the obstructions of the stomach, bowels,
ar..dy.her organs of the body, motoring their irregu
tar ac :ism to health. and by correcting, wherever they ex
awl, derangements es are the first origin of disease.
Prepared by Dr. JAIiIES C. 'A V.EII, Practicn.l and Ana.
lyi,;Td* f, Lowell, Mass. PricTe2 - 4 cents per box. `-
Vivo boleelor $l,
by IL A. FAIINESTOCK k CO., at wholepalz and
rand. by - every Druggist In Pittsburg!), and by el Deal.rs
rVerriyhril. jet;:{1111W
ASTHMA AND ruArS[WTIGIi
iI IV AND ":I%.tt iIiONDIAUFL-1
hY c'TEAN A
DUCA:tali 11011 E TO Th E DOOR. OF TLrE 8.a.7,3Y
AWONDERFUL DISCOVEDX has Tr - aut.:3. teen
by Dr. Curtis, of ttis dry, In :he ireat.mebt crf. Ccn-
Rutapt•.•_r,, Asthma ani all diseases of ths Logs- Wr
frr to " Da. Cbarts's Iltbmltts, ob bait-tab Ilssras Fans
AND ell EltY-I' Sraup." With this now "method, Dr. it. has r
ones W. h•erith, man eviiabee of whi.-11
hs, innuraerabla certif . :L=les. Speskirg ei the trsat
ro,,t a phy..,l,ittn reruarkr, " It is evident that inhaliug—
etirmatly ureattno• ftn 8 ' kepa
. theme— •
4 .1 • • 41111• •mat '
covities of the limp, and thus eampe the many
end varied changes produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach, and subject to the process of digestion."
The Hygearra tall:reale at all the Druggists throtlghout the
coo otry.—Sew Ibr; I):4l.diman of January 14.
Toe Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the linen, wit,, s .
out the least Inconvenience—the heat of the body laela g )
nutlicient to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds o( eases
Cures, like the followin might be named:
One package of the Irygeana has cured Me of the Aethm
of :is. years standing. J. F. nuaritrar, •^,
P. SI. of Iturioannon, Ps.
I am our. , Ll of the Asthma of ten years' standing by Dr.i
Curtly s Hygeana. Mania= kasrtm, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Paul, of No. 5 Hammond street, DI• Y., was cured of:
Clad of Bronchitis by the Ifygeona,
'Ty sister has been cured of a distreraing, cough c f several?
e.trr' slanting, and decided to be loot:mole by the physi
elYri. ,he was cured In one month, by the Hygesun.
J. IL Garman; Richmond, hie.
rl be Bev. Dr. Cheerer, of New York, testifies of our medl-%
,1111 txt the following language:
Nay YORE, N0v.15, 1851,
DEAI Stn-I think highly of Dr. Curtiss Iygeana cat
remedy in direastv of the throat and lungs. ltavin4 haLV - .
ensue opi.oltualty to tetify• fat efficacy, I axe convinced:.
that It ie a lanst excellent medicine, both thu syrup and;
fir labeling application to the chest.
N. a—Pr:rt Elygesna to ate O.IIIGINAL'and .
ttLINE All'fletE; all others are base battalions, ult
and INJURIOUS c.:•.aatarfeits. shun thew as yon. : " •
POISON.
.fiat" For ante Ly Jr. Cleo. 11. Koyetr, 14d Woad etroot ;
I. Srllipt A Co.; Leo A. lieekbam, Alloghemp City; Job
:lar;eut, Neu% Ittlf.ilton: C. L. KaLtor, ItottE3ter.
rmytiAlswGra -
kV:tiler's Spanish Blizture.
tit E 011 E AT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOI4,
Not et Particle of mercury itt it. ;.
1 - ET Til E Ale SLICTED READ AND PONDIIRI—A.
3J Ic fella s lismeJyi or Scrofula, /ling t Rhonnii7i
limo, Obstinate. Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or ' rnstrtir:
Ito Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic ;toe
t;. +s, Ring Worm or Totter, Build Beall, Enlargement aul
e.e.i u of Abe stones and Joints, Stubborn Blurt, Syphillrl
Di,erders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Meas. - ,
iu king from an hajudielous use of Ilercury,/inllndonca
Lilo, or Impurity of the Blood.
to i- This great alterative medicine and Purifier of Bloc •
it (lOW used by wands of grateful patients from all lea::
or the United Stares, who testify daily to the remarks
cures performed by the greatest of all medicines,
TER'S SPA 311811 MIXTURE." Neuralgia ltbeumittisil
..orofols, Eruptions on the Skin,Liver Disease, revel
UI tire , old Sores, Affections of the likineys, Diseases of tl
Throat, Female Complaints, Paine and Aching of the Bon
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this greet
inestimable remedy. s!'. •
For all diseaess of the Blood, nothing has yet been font
to compare with it. It cleanses the system of all impl.:
ties, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver, and itidues
strengthens the Digestion, giver tone to the Stomaco
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the C.tona., , '
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken lawn by thaexcaser':.
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, It Is invariably better than all the O.
mattes ever used. A few doses of Carter's S . pardsh lash'
will remove all sallowness of complexion, bring the rot
mantling to the cheek, give cLssticlty to the stmt, cad I •:
prove the general health In a remarkable degree beyond
the medicines ever heard of.
The largo number of certificates which we have mania'
from persons from all parts of the United States, is the
evidence that there Is no humbug about it. The pre:.; -
hotel keepers,magistralme, physicians, and publie men, w.
known to the community, all add their testimony to hi
wonderful efreetit of this GREAT BLOOD Fumy's%
Call on the Agent and ^et a Circular and Almanac, a
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of au bledici'..;
has performed.
None genuine unless signed by BENNETT A BENI
Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl etreet, Richmond, Va.; to whom
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
Aud for sale by B. A. YAIINESTOOR, JOSEPH Ifl,k;
NO, FLEE= BROS., and by Druggists generally.
ocßitelavily •
What , Note;
Paper Macke TabLai:
Pernbroko
Hail and Tier "
lamilaa' Work
Extension Dining Table 9;
Ottomans;
STATXMENT FItOM CANADA
Quxaso, February 7th, 15.54
..I.lerrrs. u _l. FWJute lu t @ Cb.—Wo hut the plea.surk
rereiring, this morning, the within certificate of your 1
luifuge, which will be yen gratifying to you, as It was erg
reinutarily. We are, Ueutlaraen, yours, very truly,
. J. MUSSON t Ct,
nrenilemen—My little daughter, four yens old, and 9
sou, elder, were for e unisiderable time suffering
onus. 1 purchased two bottles of your Verralfuge'l
which f gave them three doses, according - to dim:U.,.
and Etrange to soy, in less than three hours th. y posseti2
k•ss than NEVE IIUbiDRED WORMS, sumo of the estr,
di nary length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienvd so much of the henefieLd effect;
your Vermifuge.,l feel it my duty to recommend it to?,
as, in my opinion, one of the moot efficacious rel,
dies against wormo ever offered. to the public.
tieutlemen, believe rue to be •
Your much obliged and humble serv't,i'
hIATUAtiIIitL LEATERI
Prepared. and sold by B. A. A. FAUNESTOCX
corner of Pirst arid Wood streets.
Joseph Wizltem Carriage Reposltor3L •
JOSEPH WHITE , now carrying on bual
nese Su his spacious prembms, (now
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh and
Oreeusburg turnpike, near the Two Mile
Run, between Pittsburgh and Lawrenretile, respeoW
iuvites the public to inspect his stock of CAltaLld,„
itUGOIES, dc. And he particularly informs mode:,
par dialer 1, that one
. price only is made. Fourteen y ,
°ape:lel:co. in the business, enables him to place hefor,
patrons the same choice collection of Carriages whic?.'
mazy years past it bat been his particular depart:um
neleet from the rarlOUs and moat talented Eastern n 4
feetu.ers. The success of his new system is eamplete-,..t
economy of his arrangements will supply the best and fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which
ta,un:.; for aussratiug housas of business has heaped
the price of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPU
will sell, on ready money only, at mublt less than the
Fre tlo.
lusheclaw
C4rriagenepaired in Ile best mannor„with
ATTENTION
Wagon Masters and Teamsters' Bounty
AGENCY, tE3
,rourtk streets
SoldierY, blutuiana, Wagon Meerers,
J eters, rtc., who were regularly mustered Into
rice of the United Status, end every Ofnoce, Seatrian„l, ,
may Seaman, Marine, (Murk anti Landsman in the P
slue, Militia or Volunteers, or State Troops of any Stir:;:tr`
Territory, are entitled., by the late Act of o:ingress
Warrant for 160 Arles of Laud.
These who bare received 40 or 80 Acres, are entitle s
Warrant for such quantity of Laud as will make, i
whole, 120 Acres.
Persons entrusting their claims to ute can rely
lug them atteirded to promptly. •
All infatuation free of charge ..
A . L u e s t ,r t Letters
aworett. Address
whir.
T, CW77O ifeCriil 6,l t
N Euunt,y Lend Agent, 92 Fun t r , tl , ;l l ,
l
ir r ‘_r ,;1., -XPSOLp .R . Eywat a Actittr.a2oAc•: •
eio. OS Wood str,.'",
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MEDICAL.
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