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RAILROADS.
iTQhIO I U.
Arrangement—Change of Time.
“ . m IVWuV EACH WAY* (SUNDAYS EX
TIIEEE DAILY T1!A1 - CErr ED.)
. rhnn&e of Oftfl l)6tw®#n
And ‘"‘” n m ' b „ .S Baltimore.
AII an(l „fSr Mondey, June 18 th, 18=5, Trains will runes
follow:
Erprta Mad Night
. Train. Train. Train.
.S,, „...10 00 A. M. 3:30 l>. M. 11:30 P. M
11:10 4:46 “ 12:50 A. M
Z.„e.vills 12:20 PM. fcbO “ M ;;
l>,n,yird 12:63 * 6:44 3:01
Cambridge 1:20 " 1:03 “ 3.28
BarnesviHe 2:23 “ 8225 “ 448
Belmout 244 “ 851 • (1
Arrive Bollfiir 3:30 “ arr 8:45 art. 6.16
GOING WEST.
Erprtu U*o
Lsaw. Train Train ZmPK
Bcllalr 0:46 A. JI. “a “ ’ W “
B.ruCßville 10:53 6|W p,,,*) «
Cambridge 11:68 ‘ „ e. 25 •
Concord - 12:17 : ■ M * Q..-A .n 10210 “
Z-meflYllle 1:10 u 1\:60 “
Newark - * l6 1:20 A. M
Arnv# Columbia... && „ . wlll Btop to take up or
The Express T ™ l “ Sfe Newark, Zanesville, Concord
leave paswDgera, at Btlmon , only.
Cambridge, c, “ p 'j t ’' l n wTt the above named Stations.
Qoikq Wrrt ’IJI “ t J a ii the Stations where the Mall
The Mali Trait. will “ dlt aU ot h e r Stations on
rfv’en. The Night Train wiU Stop at all Bta-
Sron^uoacobc^givem^
7,11 with the Train from the West on tho Oolambns, Plqha
“d Indiana Railroad! at Newark with morning Train! to
and from Sandosky, Mansfield nnd Mt. Vernon, and with
Traiua on the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad, at
Wheeling with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Ifallroad for Baltimore, Waahlngton, Philadelphia and East
”lto33oP M. Train will connect at Columbus with the
second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sanduekj.
Mansfi id and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling with
Night Train on Baltimore end Ohio Railroad. Taasocgers
l earing LonlsvUle and points below Cincinnati, andjmMng
the 6 A 61 Train an Little -Miami Railroad, will connect
w Uh this Train at Colnmboa.
m Thc ,l ?. 6 30 p U M De Sin y 'coun«:t,.t Mamba, with the
wJ« Train Which leavceCindnnatl at 6:3u P. M,and arrives
Belter a7OT6 A. Mo connecting with the Acrommoda-
Uon Train on tb. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passen*
core leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains ran, bv this
fonts ofa Michigan City, Lalayotte, Indlanapoii! end Day
ton reach Columbus la reason to take this train, and at
Wheeling will take the Accommodation Train for Camber
land, Bleep »bere, and resume by Express Train to Baltl
more and Easter* Cities.
GOING WEST.
The 6:15 A. M. Mall Tram connects at Bellair with Nlcbt
Train on be Baltimore and Ohio Mroad; at with
tratns o and from Bandu«ky, Mansfield and ML Vernon,
L?dChtei*o ria Monroeville; at CohSnims with the trains
for Cincinnati, an t with trains for Dayton, Indiana
uoU* and Chicago, uia Dayton, and vta Urbaua.
V Th« 945 M- Express Train connect s with the Erp”sf
Tram from Baltimore, and arrives In Col ambus » l _ s - 20 , j* •
and con eels with trains going South and West arrit-
Train connects with the Acoommodation
Train tom Cumberland, and at Columbus with Mall Train
-at *>ls A-M., direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
liit. TAfavette Term Haute, Saint Louis and Chicago,
polls, Lafayette, tern u n gouTHWICR, Supt
Tmasvllle. Jane 1811866-Ki*2l]
THE. PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting.the At.
lan.lc cities with Western, North-western endSoath
dtern States, hr e oontinuDus Railway direct This roed -
Itolonneots et Pittsburgh with dally Jim of ttamiriß
111 psrts on tho Western Risers, end mt CleTelsndsnd Bso
dusky with steamers to ell ports on the
LaVaw- making the most direct, cluapai and rthaLU route
by whioh FREIGHT can beforwerded to end from the
‘SfrffIBKWESN riHIjADELPHIA A PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoe*, Dry Good*, 1 760> pe r loo&a.
(\n boxes,) Furs, Feathers, A0..~ I
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,) . AA * fc-
Drj Goods, (In bale*,) Hardware, l**- >6oa per IOOBa.
tbrr, Wool, &c...~ -** •• / i
TIIIRD CLASS —Anvils, Engine, Bacon 1 loofca.
and Pork, (In balk,). Hemp, Aa >
FDUKTH CLASS —Coffee, Fiah, Baco n and l peT ioo2>*.
Pork, loached.) lard and Lard Oil ) „ . ,
ay In Shipping Goods from any point ct Phlladel
pbhbbe p&rtknlar to mark package • tdo
itoUrocd.” All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Rosd
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded wit_out j
4 'pneiauT Aomts— Moees Po-.ter. lloeton;
T- E. J.3oe*dtr, Pniladelphia; Magtaw A
more; Geo.O. Franriacus Pittsburgh; Sbnngman A Brown,
Cincinnati. Chin; J. 8. Moorhead, Loatsrihe, Ky, ft. U
Melirnm, Madison, led; Baicllff A Co., Bt. Loula, Mo,
s. Mitchell A Sou, Evanarille, Indiana.
m .,g Superintendent- Altoona. Pa._
I LLINOTS
’ CENTRAL RAII ROAD
vi •: i-. •, •
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«. V * ■■ ±'* i, ,r
GOING EAST.
100.000 COPIKSI
_ STEAM LISABTEH.S ON am,
I WF.'TVKN WATKHtS,
jjMMUiUK.uT [i l u^T\>KY.-Tha*BWMB»
gTF.AMBOAT b m”KCrOiit. -Inch w,l! be n oe j' , . , i l ' r
wwlii bkon'k. ck rur. most istkhbst-
WO BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED. .od will b. . W.U
Will ba inWTwntlo* to all cU*#* of people. Th* STfaAM
BOAT DIRECTORY wll! coutaln a r.-mpl'to list «w•
e-riptlon cf til rh« St*amb"»t* now on the W- S t«. r.
ini So tb«rn water* The P^«.
and tounar* of ea?h bc-\t. *twf an- t • wkcm ,n •
a me of the boat,wkb th« it*** she Ism. Also, lb* oeai
of Cantalo* and officers. b-r «*. * p - 1 •“L'*.,!’ * l 2
will contain t hUb-.rr ot sr**ainfK-i«*t« and * icaiuboaiinv, • n
the *'cetera water. «lne* :b« application </. irt^m: »««>. *
Bkctcb ot the Ur»i boat baft lor th* uti** »»»«» *•*'
name of baluler. <''-n;raaOd'T , ' w, * r '[
The KJVEK OIIIECTOHY wjU rontalo • It** and
tion of nil the .TKAMU,»\f DIBA.-Tr.Kii that h‘‘J° «" ur
red on the WIWTSR.N and S“UTHMIN M ATth*. U«i.L
, in i with t I.THT U? ALL THUS' WHO
CHANGE OF TIME. , haWperish' d bv their burning. si-•king
ON AVD SINCE WEDNESDAY, June 20,18 M, <b« MMI | AND kxl DJDINO on it,. Western .od "* l *”
Tr.li. lum SmUmbiM* d»llj. (SntHtoy. ««p*o I Tho mmim? will ccnt.ln SUj» of U» OMa.
ol 7 nVloek. A. M. .04 nerire u Smtk .t 1.60 o’clock, P. Ml^uri . llltooU, Arkao«, V. h-.'.e. Erf. On* fd* W.- .
sL *S‘i wtih trains for and other Hirer,, with the Tow nr and who ls J
StoSU Sanduiky, correctoi.Lr.ce; al,o uraoj other airer
Indianapolis, Chinap>, Itnnu c f Intect to tho peupl. *t 1»?R'- ‘6 ? h
Cincinnati, Lasalle, comain the card-s uf the various U >-Mall 1
Mount Vernon, Hock Island, trade tb«J itre tu. Ac-, Ac. The Directory »W fcho oa sU
To’edo, Eaint Louis. »complete Us: of Ml tb« rc*pt,o«dbie Su-un-u*. Llw.o -d
Bench Cincinnati at 6:20 enme erening. Offloere, tbnlr
BETUBNINO : fitenben* I btns/Jt tin- tmxmpcier.'. ojS.'vr, and injures <_h -
,l}SZ**srr>'V by Sb So »«ve Clocln- j To^ 1 the
oati at 0 o'clock, A. U. . S anJ important O'CumTchil rrtTih-gra, Bute t Lwitn K . hn-
The Cadi* Accommodation Train , Uo: n , c ,f the Tiru-u l s Lourh» lu r^r-
UaTeH tfu-obenTitle dally, (duoday* excepted.) at fcOi “• j f. re , gbto u** ftD ,i Ac., Ac-, with mxuy
M and arrives at Cadi* at 6:05 P. ii. tbioics of interest. » , . . i »
RBTCRSWO, Tbe Uirectory will hr lUnstratcd in the best a.ylf' anJ
Leaves Cadis at 737 A. SL, and arrives at Steubenville at |Q the m ann«r. The author ha. for «* *-*".
10 For A ftmher information apply to JAM£B * ttw "Sm«riSs Shat on Iho aM
CO . Pndebt and Passenger Agents, 114 and 116 Water wa t*n* and now put.il.bin? in
Bt TI t kAYJBTT? i I>EVBSNY, Oenorßj_ Pr*l2bt and Ticket tb!.usand «>pl*M wfll be Usu.'i fo'
Steubeuville and Indiana^K^road.
XB5tT MR LINE HOUI-g
raosi
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS*
Tu CHICAGO, ALTOS AND 6T- LOUIS
BOAD,
formerly tb. Chicago and BIlMU.Ippl.
Currying the Great American Eaprat and V. S. Math.
TOE Only Wrwt »od Reliable Route to ihe Bouth end
I douih-Wesi— rerenty Mites Shorter than toy other
Route.
TWO THEOCQO ZJFRXS3 THAI."" DiILT, BUSDAI3 mam.
Leaves Amves at
Chicago, St.
Bt. Louis Day Express - *■£ ***•'*’ *“ l 2 pM*
'"BL Loui* Night IS*press. .....10.00 P. M..... ** ‘ *
Trains run directly through without change of care or
to St. Letcil in 16V£ *««- ... _ k
IMP- -RTANT CONNBCHONS—At Joliet, with the Eoc*
Island Railroad for Ottawa, L. Salle, Rock Island and Ceu-
U A^Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, WajoerriUe and Decatur, and with Stages for P"°rta.
. At Springfield, with Great Western Railroad fop Jackson
ville and Illinois Riser. . TT
At Alton, with Dally Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Qnlnoy and Keokuk; the most expeditions and reltaDle
ranre to aipportione of North-Eastern Missouri.
At Bt. Louie, with Bally sirst*class Bteamerfl for New
Orleans and intermediate points on the Lower Mississippi,
and with Regular Lines of Packets for Kansas, ,81. Jweptu
and all point* on the Missouri, Tennessee, Cumberland ana
Arkansas Kisers. .
H. P. MORGAN, Bup*t, Bloomington, UL
-L. BARLING. Agent. Chicago. 111. f*P 7 l
Carrying the Croat TJ. States Mall and Express
TWO PASSENGKR TRAINS RUN DAILY on Its entire
length from DUBUQUEJo CAIRO,
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
This Rood, In oonjnnction with Treble of the Ohio end
Mißiri'slDDi R It- and Chloago and Galena Railroad, forma
and only R. R. route from
OHIOACO to ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUBUQUE-
gttfS'» OAraa Extbbs.
Pw ngm for St. Lonls by this train taks the «r» ol tho
Ohio aid Mlsa. It. R. at gandoral, end are carried direct to
St. Louis. _
93i A. M. and 4.10 P. M.—Dotoqm *** Qai-Wa Kx
puss, connecting at Dunheth (opposite Dubuque) with a
Dally LiM-of Steam Packets for BL Paul and the upper
Mississippi river cities. . _ ftA . |
TJralns leave Cairo for Chicago aud Dubuque at 7.80 &•
VL and 7.00 P. M.
Pasauntfeni from the East and places on tbo Ohio river ,
deetined fi,r 8l Louis, will savo 190 miles of tedious and un
certain river fmm Cairo to St- I/jolh, and arrive
fifteen houm in advance of tbo river route, by talking tbo
cars at Cairo.
Tlcheta to 8t Looln, Cairo, Dubuque, Sb Paul, and all lQ’
portant piece* by ibis route, can be had at the office of the
O. a P. aud C. A P Railroads in Pittsburgh, and Michigan
Central Railroad in Chicago.
Jeft
ITT BB C HQ E. Mil COH HBLLBVILL
RAILROAD
nn#in from Weit Nfwton, Weltmoreland
*CooJity, to fflUltenbnrg Station, Fayette
CLARA FISHER haring been char.
by the F. * a R R.Oo„ rrlll l»r. Plttaburgh
2;Sf“'n“conn“lsmi. lUilroadwUahwUlrnn between
S;
burg at &S 0 o'clock. Returning. lwe
M . htou at all way stations, and arr^^® r a ara vtohEß for
745; Ajunectioji with the fit nmar CLARA ior
Pittsburgh; reaching Pittsburgh at BOOn . 1/wol
s«»nd Train will lenre Went Newton at 13 toi
MUtanburg. and returning, will letTo MUteDBUTg 6
P. M.. stopping at all way stations. „ ..
Fare from Pittsburgh to Miltenburg, $1,15. BtageS K>r
■Unioutowu and Conn UsTille will connect with the Trains
a' Miltenburg Starlon.
Freight win be transported each way dally. For rates
apply toD.W C.VLDWKLL. Esq., Assistant Superintendent,
West Newton; or to W. THOMPSON, Freight Agwnt, on
board the Rtoamer Glare Fisher, at her wharf, above the
Monoagnhela Bridge. OLIVER W. BARNES,
President and Superintendent.
P»tt»**nrvh Inn* 20 IRfift I I*2l 1
Charlotte Bliune,
Manufacturer and dealer in piaboFoetw, and
Importer of Music and Mosical Instruments. -Sole
Agent for tho celebrated Hambpeq PlAHoe: also, for Hillet,
Darts A Co.’s Bonos Piakos, with and without Ooleman’e
Attachment. [myS] Ne. 116 Wood street.
n-o U"n t.?' - *
CBSTKALROUTE.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPE.
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI’
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
Alt Railroad to th> ***** P
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIIj R ® A ?
roanttiT am™ £pLEim T 0 i
ft 1 Trains run the entire distance fom CHICAGO TO
BS^WaTON^^Uh ftoisoy> I
KEOKUK y \IUSOATIN*E, OQUAU KA, \\ APE LO, POUT
nKS \IOINKS, COUNCIL BLUrF, Ac., nml the otai ALL
rmUIOAD lumw from CUICAQa TO ST LOUIS, ULOOM
.NOTON CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Stations on
the Iliinolfl Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Missis
aipni Railroads. , . , .
Trains on the above Lino leave Chicago on the arrival o.
Trains from tke East—avoiding all laying over at any oi
the points. . . „
S'ages leave Burlington daily for Southern and Centr
lows and Northern- Mifcouri—mHjLing the <l u ’ < * e “‘
I most reliable route to Teach all the important poin t■
of the Mississippi as far as Council Bluff, with trorn■ ° J
fifty miles loss staging than by any other rou e- '
for a large portion of the way, is laid with tbo .
lUlt, the smoothest riding and beat Railroad i ~|B lfaLn t
well stocked with tho most modsrn Lca-omotiveasud tleg t ,
CC «3MJy this mute passengers are f ure j
tions, and arriving at dt. Louis ou adTectif • . j
thevexatioufl delay of fogs and ice, and dan n ers 6 ,
*”&££ 'SZgX&S! ‘trough from Chlougo, nod no
Ch MMUG h a°SETS“4 oan bo purchased at
°P^ljG^Sm«mslgn^')bylfWaSrou^wlll|reMi7o^mmf<ll
‘ at ® «®P atcn - Q E> ifOLUsTT,
Oen'S Ticket Ag’t, Chicago.
can be procured at the principal RaUroad
iSees of the ooontry. . ~
CLKVELAHD AH D BITTBBUBQH
RAILROAD.
CONNECTING WITH
OHIO and PcnmylTania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
THE shortest, quickest end most reliable rout* to Toledo,
Chicago, Rock Inland, Galena, »ud St. Loots, Iff VIA t
°^hdiuroate D ls One Uundied milw shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Two Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland
Three Daily rram* from''leveiand to Chicago. i
Time to Cleveland eix tiouns Chicago twenty-thre® hoQrt, i
and 9t. Louis tblrty-**v*n hours.
TRe TralnP of the Ohio nod Cenua Railroad Unrioßj Ut&*
burgh at 2 00, A. M. and 3.00, A. 51., eonnrfct ut Alliance
for Cleveland as follows : , nu
Trains for Cleveland leave Allisncer.i 6 »6 A.M.,ana l.
U.,conn.ctin* -it Hudson with Train* P.r Cuyahoga Falls
and Akron, and arriving In Cleveland a' - A. M. and
2.20 P. 51, acd to h ennoertin with rrtlnn for ToleuU,
Chicago and St. Loui* at >* vu A >1 and 2.46 P 51.
The 300 P. M. Train frvrn Pittsburgh maknj no oonoeo
tion for Cleveland. . , „ wr \ a
Pnsaengsra fur Tolodo. Chicago, St- Louts, RocS '
Qalsna, and lbs North west, who wish to go through with
oat dstonilon, will tnL« tb« train Imrlog Ultshargh »i
800 A SI. and ..rriTiag in Cuircland at —1 P. Si-, as
t, ths only train by which close connections ora made
Bt or beyond Chicago. Passongcra by thin train reach
Chicago at 800 unit morning, and EL Louis at midnight I
Basnraee checked through to Cleveland and Chicago.
W *FA&B VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND
Iff rifiM. ‘ld cl’t. \stcbM' *dc. «-
To Allianco $2 SO T .? l* 1 , I *-.”, { la S*h “
“ Cloroland ... 100 " ‘ !u : s 1,1 J ' }* “ !] m
“ Tolodo «» °»’r n \- ;•■ }l “ 1* S
•' DutrolL 100 sfl <0 •• pprlnguold 16 .0 1« -
- Chicago... Sid* 13 $lOl9 - .nrl.ogton 1» 00 16 00
“ BloomlugL.,l6 90 UW "to 13 14 “
" fit. Louis 21 00 10 60 , . , . . ~.
Passonsora srr rotoostod to procora their
oßca of ttis Company, In the Monongahsla Uonac, third
door below tha corner
R. W. WOODWARD.
Superintendent.
liibwuua! *ll otb*w dmonm-oi bln o * m h “”
to do so at decs, *5 non. »MI k* print d uniat* ordorod in
adbacoi. Tills work 1. dinttm*! '0 b.Ta n cljnnUlion of
over ElGlirV THOUSAND rapic?, as tu« publwner* are
rfceiwini: larce number" of flnbsr-rit'ens per nail. fn*m »u
p»rt* of too oountry, dot/ If. B"H* of Ui« oldod bouUn*n,
u well u most erleutific wen of o;.' llan, *ro contributor,
toth. Bteunboat Dirw-tory. , k.
•lh» Directory will b. U»u.d In October »nd will b-““
commuoloaiioa, «*}s£*s*»?*"*
povtrtWce BtiMiiinff. Hnnnn-ti QWtv
Je29Hawtf
Alexander VVi toiler,
ATTORNEY and COUN.-'ELLuII A't LAW, *j»p fcVoua
T 0» IN CuANCiaT. Ai«ot lor procuring Bounty Land*
•Dd remdonj, and for the Collection of GUlmi In Omal
Britain and Ireland. _ .. „
made in this and adjoining Counts; K*
tales of dertodcaU settled; lU*l Estate bought, sold or
leased and rente collected. Money* Invented on Mortgage
or other ««urlty. Title* einmiocd end title P»P«* 2 r *' ,D
OfioeoD PuUlifU Htreet. a r«« doors above tmithfleld.
Plusburgb, March 28, 1655—{iah28:daw|
" aTw. Foster,
NOTAKY PUBLIC,-Dd Commißßlouer for the Btaiea of
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut. Wisconsin.
New York, Michigan, low*, California and Virginia.
»* Deeds drown, and acknowledgments and >irco&
taken for rvoo d or uu# In auy of ib« above named butaa,
Illinois, Mississippi bu-1 Hh de Island.
Pittabargh. March 29. —'mhlMdaw _
' OFFiOfi or Monom.aukua >atioatj •?< Co-, •
July 1- 1855. )
BY authority of a Supplement to tb« tartar of ‘bis
OompaDT approved the 2.th «J ot January, 1864. re
auirtntc the Goa>pmy to oxtend tbe lmpr**vetn nt "b° T «
ttrowusrllle. end uutnnnz ng ib« application of the tollsof
the Company to that object, au l the distribution of new
■took amongst the Btorkh.>idurs to an amount equal to the
earnings of tbe Company thus expended—the Treasurer
haa been Instructed to distribute amongst the stockholders,
in new Block, Four perceuu upon iheam-uot held by them
respectively, which wtii b* placed to the credit of their stock
««““ on the boot, of th. Comp-ny^
Treasurer of Mon. N«v. r o.
Allegheny, Jul* 14tb, 1856 J
'T'HB Interest of Mossre Halvuy CoiLDB eod Aa* P
1 Childs tn our firm cowes, b mutual agreement, from
and after ihifl date. JUBYAN, K-ENNiID* A 00.
Ctiarlea Baruett,
HOBSB SHOER Hi,\CK.B\IITU. ban erected a
new and commodious Brick tibop on Cherry alley,
between Thinl and tfourth Btreut-, where bo In prepared to
do all work in hi# Hoe with the utmost promptitude.
Haring had long experience to the bu toesn, be respect fuliy
-solicit* the patrooage of hla old customers and the P n l ’H--
generally. 1 1 —
HO.UBKB, BTO*E-- 0 «Md, WAK£H"UaIsV Ao., TO
LBl'l— LawrmccciUe— Aoomfi.rtr.blß Drolling
of ball, parlor, dialog room, kltcbeo, four bed nomi-, <* •,
nrdeo and g'-od wat**r.
JLUtgheny City— A T*o Hiory Urlck House,
and papered, cn R .bln-on street, near to© canal. Real $
P ’ir°t£Xin*<m-A Dwelling Uoum, of thrre room., on
High .ttaL.Wl tnrge yerd, w.,11, An Root, »7P'TJ? f. . .
i Kt/rburpX— A large Three Htory luioi, No i 6 lhlrJ ? *.-
renT*l7t. p«r ye.r. fon Si mid 1M Dnyuo.n. street, «oh
bouse Is two stories, with bacemeot, cellar, y» A*°l_ **
Warehouses on Water street A large d^ore-room
T ''^- lhor ’ ,ith rjS’rHBCP.T & BON,
jeli ’ MO Third street.
R. B. MASON, Bnp’t.
RAILROADS
J DURAND. Sup't, Cleveland.
J. A. CAUOIIBV.Ag’t, Pittsburgh.
. .OUKBI UUOKBI BUCK 81 -Mixes 4 Co.'s, e.o W j
H t-mUhflall etrvet, is the place to p-jrokato bock, fur
and vs riot assortment of boots in the
eitv can be found on our .helve, Person. leaving lor the
«mntrv will flu 4 11 *° their lllv “' la S® t 0 CK “ on .
"»a,7nmke a dedn.-tlen ebon selling n number at a time
Book, containing all his letters. Com-
or the Merry Monomaniacs; by the author
of Wild Western tcenes.
Sister Hose ; by Charles Dickens— oents.
Mother aod BUp-ilotber; by Charles Dickens— 12M cta
Call In «nd look oter our counters and shelves, and sand
for whatever you want in tho book qq
j y 18 No. 83 Bml hfield fittest.
Removal.
Having removed tb« mock of BO f >ss *nd bta^
TIONKKY from 87 Wood street to No. 30 FIFTH
Street, by this our rent and expenses have
been redaced-tnoro than one half This will enable ua to
sell than nny »lmitar establishment in thia city; and
we are determined to do It. All now who want cheap
re&dioft and Stationery hdd better call at No. 80 FIFTH at.,
nft*t door to Ex bange Bank, between Wood and Market.
jylO BAM’L li. HUFFEIt, Air’i
Bask op PmsßunaH,)
July 17, 1866. j
Am a moEtlnc of the Board of Directors of this Bank,
T ‘ U ,U, rtar JOHN HAKPJSB, Esq., « elected As
.-ftffithlßnatation; and h« la autboriied to
I notes and otter document*, which require
the Cashier. and
as pertain to said office, in conform ty with “A further
plament loan not regulating approred tht7th y
rf jyKiot' D ' lBS6 ’ JOHN GBAHAH, President
HOTELS.
MANSION HOUSE.
GEORGE AURENTZ, Pbopbutob,
No. 344 LIBERTY STREET, jast beside the Passenger
Depot of the Pennsylvania RaHrord, -which makes It
the most convenient house In c*Vy for passengers «rri
riuz by that road. AL . .
Tbs Proprietor bavin?, at considerable e-spence, fitted up,
In excellent stylo, the MANSION HOUSE, would respect
fully solicit a share of public patronege.Thftre
a splendid STAHLS and extensive WAGON VAEO, afTord-
I Ing ample accommodation to travelers and team™”. Ills
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the beat
can afford _ . -
BT. CI/A.IK fi *> T ® *■ • , _
Cbrner 0/ Penn and Si. Clair strata, Pittsburgh, Pu.
rpHE undersigned, formerly and having
perieoM in thebosloees, he ran giro entire eat.EfaoUon,
and bis charges modprute
fel«22
$778,278 G 3
KfcewßOTECi
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT BTREETB, Losses adjnsted an a 5°4 8 618 22.
001 piTTsnunan, w.
E. RILET, Proprietor against the Company or, email, snob
The amount i clal^ construction of buildiOKS, 1
r wmthrf sVpIV of crater and coition of ,
m &"^TbuSSn RP paries- the '•
dMign to tolimit the
I Biiti op CoNCTCHOTT,) Bs _ Hartford, Jan. M, 1685.
Hartford coang. rhomft3 A> Alexander, Secretary of
nF'm™ InsnKnce Company, and madeoath that the fore*
tros, acoording to
hla best Joatlca or the Peace.
f .«,* w *h<a company for the year 1864 px«^i
ftOOTO .Wiethepremiums received for the pame time
L any othe? year, since the organisation of the
°°?oE eoyerins nearly all of property, to
, i _♦ thin affsney. at remunerative rates.
"*£«*&■ ei Agent,
ianll . .
OOO'J ISTBIT HUOSK,
COEKEB OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, neu
the Railroad Uepoh . „
jaol&ly JAMKB SHANNON, Proprietor.
OWSTOH'S.
WAYERLEY HOUSE, &0 South Eighth street, between
CiiPßtout hdj Walnut, Philadelphia. [aq29:y
Tlim UNIOS, ~ t ,
NO. 11l Arch street, Philadelphia. T. 8 .WEBB (late c *
the Eagle,) Proprietor. [tfu29:y_
GASKILL HOUSE** „ mT
CORN EH OF MAIN AND SOUIH ST3.> WARBEN, 0-
riTHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to tne
I public that thin new and elegant Hotel has been opened
as a house of entertainment, Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio Stage Company, it offers
inducements uriflurpa'ieed in Warren for the accommoda
tion of the trailing community. n„ B MMaA
A share of public patronage is respectfully
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CHESTHCT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA
PARKER A LAIBDt Proprietor*.
}y 16:3m) TERMS *1,60 PER DAY
Btca&iijiiArj house*
JOLLStiTQWN, FKFyA.
rpilE andtrsisnßi hartag ttk«n cllargn of^M' “*>T.
T»!»ttSSS«Wg3«
HARE’S HOTEL,
I Late fimw'i Ksciiange,]
N O 123 LIBERTY STREET, foot ot Fifth street, Pitts
burih. SAMUEL EaRK, twpitatM.
This Hotel U entirely ne«. ! bATing just beeneomP'etri
nu,l opaneU fur Oip accommodation of the poblic.
PRANttlilS HOUSE* ClcTclßttji, OWo.
/'i PATIUCII A BUN, I'aop&moas.—This House Um os*
C. tboroush and ««h, repairs, ftlwratlonr^
lanwodditiou. of uto fmmtur., etc., and the P ro P™-
tori ptedjrfe themselves that nothlns .hall b« rranuns on
render th. Knarum.-, a plan, whom all tbo com
forta of a fir* class hotel can b, found. p4l]lIOR 4 80s
FLOKKRCK I,oT Ii L ir
No. 400 uhoadwav, nkw yore.
fOortDCCTXD 05 TUB tOUortkN PLA-M.)
keubeh Lorao^^
REoTA LEANT..;
WII.K.ISS IHLb,
W. C. QALLAIi HER, L-sopbiktob.
/ba rih if ree , betuiun TT-wd and d:nd\fuld.
re-inlS.V»ei°u. ostabimhiuout hn> been I«a»l by the job-
I bcrtber, end completely renotated^
Km ia lat all hours t'rwpar**! to furnish
\^WM ta Uu“e“ d Joa»^' «Ul *X»£
«" 1 t i S 1 =. K to 1U ““ ‘“Hy *0 » vVeOHfiU
liall. ly.'J
UANHL KJIUHAJiOKi _____
THIRD STSEKT, IIt.TWKKM ftWD 4MB HAHKET.
riMJK Bobeorib-re beg tears to tntorm their friends sod
T nnUle Sner.llT. .hat 11.0, U«. tensed the abuse
well know n Keetsursnt, trhlcb has Just been thorough),
repaired sod r. furnished, »•
uroDrtetors tune spared no esp-nse to mate the UanK rid
e ** ,i_np*stile re"ort> as well tor tile epteora ss the
change . cnmlor.n»l« i, a b /, tootrf ,Ith
tordnc*. can. The ..hr „ n . Jct ts . on£o ,.
o“f eTp-Trienced t^ks.' The, respKtdull, ask for
pafrenaES of a gsncrcue public
i vtUKIlt. IlfcCiS t A U U \JI 1’»
“
U 7 J j!IN *A V AUfcl, t»ropriatot.
’ tOHSUUi’IA
*ro YSTE R A N U 0 U K FEE II 0 03 E ."a»
D. BAUKARD.
,Vc i-', _ r y^'Z\ bftw.-fr. Wyti afi-J Afori«L
; anl3 1 v;' '*
CR.YS T AL PALACE,
W .-40. 1 » 3kortacl sticol.
c. C. 3XELY,
i'TiP.TTr!I LY uilYtioa Lt. ftii»aO .Dll thf
&\ /” 'k u l>£ raftmil, o*l l>* Am junt fjtfteA Lto
'AjUtaF l .,; V.'rk «r..l l-MW-1p..:. ui.Jr.ru .tjl. «
XSw C-aJ.Yi'.tl •1.-Tlin;’ »uarrrr7lllto<«l»»lath»
'-■ jU .. . . ~r s;.-<rr,l. for li>s rrutr
“"m p, ‘far wb t!» •.•.«»* .rrrjtbjM th»l
i i . n .,k...Ui.f.0. u.u. . nwlS-tr
\ ) il-M F-oruitiK . ~ ~
O VHTKU SALIMIS ASI» abMTAUIUftTI
10 3 W Ull U 3 T It t: I> 1 •
T nK««M -7
j “JEui'friH Ssiumm® fi- at all uotrsa or
1 run LIA r, from u.-
I Cliolceat KorvU, H»bi
ill, bill of Urr r«.wrt or .-,.-11 —J. at.l In would
fuUj InTlt. O. atfu-uou of u>. ■■' i ,‘ LE3 3TaL ,
l*s WOOJ •UrWt
juWimaeti
St. Clnlr L«ffor B.tr llr * w ® : T h , h ,
AI.LBV.I«« WooJrinKt.) will to.f.onclu'Oly .tWrJto.
.ui Uir B«r ilolWr.-Al 10 .=) part Of
Uenlti’ Laser Uaer U*U»
Ao. 103 sruityM t'.Tvi, Uii ,
PIIR Buba-TiUT has juet opened otic o. the Urgent an J
I L«.t Lag*r Be-r lialL* tn the Cil}-. JJ 1 * *J®* r *f
rkDowtedfiod to b* a superior arUcie. and ewr other ac
jiamo-leiku about his bouse cannot bo
me. •dJro '. *, . ■
Kcunett Ala*
WD ENGLISH, lSolt> Bottler cf SM ITU'S celebrated
, KennKt Ale and Brown burnt. AUo.Oommon Ale
f pd I'ortr.r, in quart aud pint bottles.
Xhr attention of families, and the trade, lc respectfully
eollrited. . * ..HI
Mineral Water and »ar«aparttla
WM. D KNULlall, rut ptrrei, bolotr Tenn, UJ now
manufacturing and bottling the abors bererageaoo
an oxt?asive eeate. Ule articles are of the beat quality ,
nufarOirfHi trom the purest materials. ,_® ctl7lI 7
HdIM'KKS t*ATBNT PLANE
underßlgned is piej.-aied to eupply CARPBNT£KSr
X CABLNKT'MARRiao, nod Workers tn Wood geoarauy,
With his Patented and valuable PLAN Ad.
Ail who hare triod it, prouonDce I ft moat Tklaab.e tn*
wntiou, that muHt coon come tuto g nerel use. The lot*
lowiux tetters from pracatai workmen ore but two among
many letters l be rate..tee has rocotTod recoinmend.nj thu»
Plane abo?e ali others In tme:
PrrrauofiQQ Btiam CA3ixrr Factcht,!
t'ebrunry 22, 1555. i
Wo hereby certify, that during the last twelra mouths
we herr u.ed Pat nt Pi*ne, and do not hesitate
to recommend It to Cabinet-Mater:* and Carp -nters «* »u*
pmor O any other Plane in u*-. W econsider U peculiarly
Stapled to planing oat, cherry, walnut, and all sorts oi
bard wood, and planing v«no ra, it 8 fax superior to
the old m da • f scraping, besides being a great earing oi
time. One man, by utdng tiiia Plane, will plane more
reneera than tire men can do by any other plane or method
in om. _ H- “• Uta " * Co '
To Aloscs F. Eatok, Eo<j.: , _ t _ .
Dtar Sir —l have examined Ilopperg Patent »ncn
Piautt, and believe It to be a moat excellent article Tor tfie
use for which it b Intended,aa a combination oi plane ana
adapted to planing voueerfl, and it doefl
no; reqiii.eono-fourth the time or labor of tho old method,
tud I have no doubt, when it 3 properties become generally
known, but that It will entirely upercode the former te
dious aud iaborloua custom. , . I
I most cheerfully recommend it to aU ner»M engaged li»
the Cabinet bualuesa, *s from my hnowiedge of it,. there U |
nothing aa well lined to give a smooth and beautiful flnW)
» «««• - *•“ “•»“
Furniture Wwmoonu, 07,99 Third St., MtUburgb.
PittsbuTfli, Ftbruaty S, rBis.
MOBKti P. KATUN, or this city, U mj «>1« ApnWor tne
JeTiunrs, or „« right, to and^elUUm
Pittsburgh, Maloti 21, 1355—<mh'21:tf)
nu kVs' mis hi; aN t il, k ooi.i.KaK,
BOOK-KKBMKQ,
B tslit tfU of a ra shipments
. iruitcbi o.od pa3MJua«a«) owners’ i>ettloa»oai*, beforu and
£xl ofthe ™s»l; Itw* o( off aera abates, and
ntbor important mattori not attempted La any of tho one-
Lrip.Jf.tL. 01 ****&*£ss■*» ™
Taught by Mr. J D- William*, the only professional tfccbax
ut psam&nflfelp cow In the city.
V aUJfIGAKTiUS aUIiIMLxIO, .
BmbraclnK a new oathod of eoaipuuug interest, with all
tbo moat approved üblireylntloao In mercantile ooapuU
tlocs In use.
MERCANTILE LAW.
Although otheri odrertlM theas lotureo, this will bo
found th. only Institution lu tha city wbera they arc rsgu
lar«- l got a Circular and cample of Mr. WiUiarua’
Punmanahip before engaging tlrowharo. JBAI
iniiN CITY OOfllDlKllClAli UOLLBGfi),
Off WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Located in Pi TT&BUtiGH, on WOOD tt, near' Iburth.
TUld Institution, recently organized under Itscharter.
offara to the young menvf this #aa adjacont cities, and
„l the circumambient country, facilities for acquires In a
t „ w weeks, and for an outlay infligniQrant, an ART far
more lucrative as an avocatu.u than almo6t any trade that
l; . ould require five or six years to learn, vii:
BOOK-KEEPING,
With Its concomitant aits of free and rapid WRITING and
The Beaaon of low water and alack buFinesa 1b at hand,
which may be improved to great advantage by taking a
course of instruction in the Iron City College. Special at
tention Is given io the application of Book-keeping to
Steamboat Business. Gome, young gentlemen, clerks, Sp
ur, ntices, and others—come and spend your dayß or even
inea or both, for a few weokfl, in one of th« coolest and
Dleasantest Balls any where to be found, and acquire the
sure means of obtaining employment and high wages in the
fall and winter. Yon will never regrot the time yon spent
In the IKON CITY COLLEGE.
JULY MAGAZINES—
Godey’s Lady's Book, for July—2o cents;
Ballon's Magazine, " 10 <(
Yankee Notions,’ “ w 12 ‘‘
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal, 18 “
North British, for May.
The above just received by Express. Also, a Urge lot ox
SOHOOL, CLASSICAL and MiscLianeous BOORS and STA
TIONERY for sale at COST, and VO HUMBUG. Call at
UAUFffER’S BOOR STORE, 87 Wood street, if yon want ttf
get a Cheap Library.
: v '
■ ■' '
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS 1
jktka insurance company,
HARTFORD, CONN. —CHARTERED 1819
PAID DP
Cash Capital* - - 8500,000.
“ mmRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
riIHE . i/raA INBUIIANCE COMPANY,of Hert
tho Ist or January, 1865,
RTOi r atLte, anincumberodj.....------— 0s
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 8 Mil 7 cent, pay M ]
mSM „6
and otbors.. - * -
WSI. 0. CONNELLY.
fln*nTißP f
Ca.U Capital ** oo ' o ™
Casb SOrplo«> os Iff J&sijarY, 1855 $373,373
THIS Capital StocS and Surplus U securely InvcstM for
LtesiMS'
““r™-“
L i£L VJirths iE'na. They continue to make insurance
lntafnand Sjk-, f »taa . low aa Is con
statant with safety to tbo policy hoi AgQ , ;L
North-west corner Fifth and Woo J
Pittsburgh. £— : —-
— OEL.AWAUK
mutual safety ihstoahce compaky
OFVlOfiln the North Boom of the Exchange, on Tatra
atrcet, PHILADELPHIA.
fiIAIUNE INSURA.NCKB.
° S cSa^ LS ’ Vto * u P* of World.
INSURANCES
On sooda by rivers, canals, lakes lond carriages, to
all parts of the KBmiiNCE3
On mercUandlee generally.
°°^ o sTra d .OP TUK°CaMPANf, Mnrcqber M
SUteof^ennay IvsuilA, PhiTadeiptiia city, Spring
Garden, Southrrerk, end other loans, _131,652 5J
Stocks In banks, railroads and Insurances com- 012
Cub on bana.~~ *. ■ *
Balances in the hands of Agents and premiums _
on Marine Policies recently lamed IS’ooo 00
SubecriptlonHotes , - -IM. OOO oo
J flCll A S DELMEBEB,
O l’. yK A NCI ■*.
JETHA IfISUUAWUUj'CoSIPAH
OF BABTFORD, COBB-
PAID DP
niMoroae:
Wm. Martin, | Dr.B.M. Ilaslon,
Joseph!!. Seal, 1 Hugh Craig,
Edmund A Bonder, ! Spcincer M I rain,
John 0. Daria, Charles Kelly.
Robert Burton, Samuel K. fatoies,
John It. Penrose, 1 UeoryElosn,
George O. helper, Tragnalr,
tlarard Darlington, , " r-bJr,
U. Jones Brooke, - Joshua L. Prloe,
J.Q. Johnson, ! Jamwlennent,
James 0. Hand, ' iZ ha , a -£SH&~’
Theopllua Paulding, i Charles Schatfer,
James B-.'d'Parland, : J. T. Logan, Pl.L>bP-gh,
W C. Ludalg, i B. T. 0. Morgan, do.
WM. MARTIN, President.
TIIOS.O. HAND, Vice President.
**»« W.CoW3.Brfr. r A. MADERIA, Agent,
raitiiO No. Ct> Water PUtaburgh.
ThiTVruKUB *■>« lnturißct Company,
Of PhOldtiphia, itemyiMma.
“ '. - xhoMXs-Wooos,
fitfKStS:^! BROKEE,*®
rt_ « /j &crt!3. r ». ASn> DtiLIS IH
?*o?ntiJin»toi3«l[»lMutaoM,swprWiilcrlimU«ljCji«T«j , 3 0tcJ , Bondi, Stock*, Real Bltatt, Ac.,
description of property, lo town tuiii country, at r&»=a ed lott j A Vo. 75 ifrurfll fHLiStgyA, Pa. t j~«
utw conßlst*nt with rarity. _ .
Th« Company have reserved a ojatlnx«nt
which, with tbefc capital and premioa?., sal*.* tnr*uiw, *>•
fjrJ ■mrle protflctkm to tha .
The Heart* cf tha Company* on Jnnanrr U-, l &jl, *- ►jj-'"
Iklud »srw»Mj to ,n Art of ASf«nUy, ra-» “ ■
U**l Eitat*. •- ‘£'Pi 7
Tsnipomnr 01,’ BW 00
T0ta1....- -{1,2X2,703 4-1
—Jlnee their Incorporation, e p-rfoa of twenty-one J- *'*'
taoT haro pti-i upward of On» Millloh Foot Hundred Thou
laud Dollars, loasee l’J Arc, thereby alonlmg c-Tldc-llw "(the
a lmntagea of Insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
1. QAMllh'liH COl FIS, Agent,
ap24 Offloes north-cast eor. Wood and Third
TUB DKITJED STATES
LIFE INSTJSAMGE,
ANNUITY AND TRUBT COMPANY,
pim.APEiuinA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 18i0,
CHAUTEIi t’KIii’KTUAL.
CAPITAL 0250,000.
Office, S. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets , Philadelphia.
Officers ef the Sent Beard, ai PhUa-Selphi*:
fiOKTCU. , ,
Btopben R. Crawford, Fanl B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, U,mw Joluacn, -
Benjamin W. Tingley, G®°- M Eenry,
Jacob L. Florence j**f* Dey^a2»
William M. Godwin, William tl K«.
President —Stephen R. Crawford.
M. D.
dry—B-B.®- ABKOLDi A nt .
No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
PEHHSYLVAHIA INSUBANCB COMPASY
OF PITTSBURGH,
OOAKim OP FOURTH AN!). SMITUKIFt.I:' STREETS.
Authorised Capital, 9-500,000.
INSURE BUILDINGS and oth-r properly ageinkt low c.,
damage by Fire, and the perUa of the Sea aol Inland
Narigatkm and Transportation.
DIRKTORB.
Wm. F. Johnaton, Body Patterson,
W. M’OlintocS, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M. Long, I- Drier Bprou ,
i. J. Jones, George R. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
lamee 8. Negley, ' V - * ““J*"’
Wade Hampton, B.Pars,
H. R. CoggshaU.
Hon. WTkX. P. JOHNSTON, President
IRODT PATTBESOK, Vice President.
A A. Oaabxxk, {Secretary and Treasurer,
g. g. Camiir, Aolstant Secretary. dec»:6m
Western Inrorwice Company, “ltuburgh.
B. mtt.t.kr Jr- Praidtnt. | F. M. QOtfbON, Secreiarp
cIPITAt. #BOO,OOO.
'lTTlLLlnanre against all kinds orrlske.Flßß andSIA
\Y RINK. AU lossss will be liberally edjnsted and
managed by DintcTOßß whoare well
known In the community, and who are determined, by
nromntneaaandUborallty, to maintain the character which
they hare assumed, aa offering the host protection to thoee
wbodwrtreto bo Insured. , T _ „ 4l
Direct#™.—R.&Uller, Jr.,O.W. Rlcketaon, JJV. Hntlor,
H.Holmes, Jr. f W. H. Bmltb, 0. Ihmsen, George W. Jackeon,
Wm. M. Lyon, Jams# Lipponeott, George Dartde, James Me*
Aoley, Alexander Ntmlck, Thoma# Scott. - *
«3L, Office, No. 92 Water atreot, (Warcbouseof Spang &
OoTTr* uirO Plttabnrah. noTi4:ly
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c,
NEW GOODS M Watch*3, J*WEtai, Hu-tbi War*,
MokaßT Goods, Ac., Wholesale akb lUtail.—Coun
try Merchants and atxangcra visiting our city ar *_”^ u . 9B V
tA to call, as we can serv* them as well, and tre thins h t
ter, than ibey usually are served In Eastern ci he ld«9
glnng them a responsible guarantee—-an item difficult to
ot ’ la g°lltr t SuSSf”i«Ter> _.-410 to $15,09
Do Oyllndera * to
Ldles’ Gold Lever and Lcplue Watches, s*s,1 in ; ! *P wardß '
Gentlemen’s do do do $B5 to s2uo.
Chains, Seals, Key*, PeneHs, Bpoctacles, Pens, Lamps,
in exoellent variety, and at lowest prices.
j>9r* Watch il pairing done promptly and In a superior
manner. Ml worfc nod VILBON,
m Koi MatXot earect, comer of fourth.
JOHN LITT2<B| J«*,| Afiont,
No. 801 Liats.iT Sfazt?,
TTAB JXJBT DECEIVED tfce toiiowiug vary cuolc? c.r
tl. tideu
BRANDIES.
Qe&lo Bromly, ("very floo.) j
Otart Dupuy A Co. (sup«r.)
Marwtt A Co.
flaeerao
Barcial Madeira, I
Howard, March & Co., Mad ra j
Has; India Madeira,
Table do j
Amontillado Sherry, |
Manzanillo do ,
Table do
Cooking do
Beeswing Port, i
PureJuioedo
Ordinary do
St. Juiien Claret,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Champagnes,
Anchor,
Verzeney,
Xlaldeseck,
Together .with all other
budnoM. "
WIG manufactory.
M-ES. RENTER,
Sic doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the GUccUrfs Office,
ALtfOniNT CITY,
TB PREPARED TO FILD'ORDEKB FOR WIGS, and all
Hair Work.
Th« beat quality Of material le famtahed and enUre
pnararitood. - _ _
mHAT LAND BKQISTKR issued by Thomas Woods. and
1 giTeti xnvto >ll atJ&Fqorth street, describes a great
variety oi Farms* Houses and Lots. Thtjoc wunting homes
woulddo well toget a Begister. Oa It is dworibrt a few
flue Oountry Beau. |js»l THOMAS W OOPS.
V.i.-i:. -.'''l.'-
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BBOKEB,
Offet, No. 93 Ttntrth it, dime Wood. . ~.
XTOTES, Drafts, Bonda, Mortgages, and UJ«t» <®
N tends, -negotiated. Btodcs bought sad sold on com
mission, land Warrants bought and sold. of
Particular attention paid to the purnhasa and sate oi
attentod to promptly.
vu n Y.II.LIAM3 „..JAS. B. N VAT..
WH " Wm. H. WilHam* * Co-t.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
tr. R. Comer Wood and Third
83~ All transactions made on liberal terms. ejections
of Wile, Notes. Ac., promptly attended to. jan26.ltf
a'CONNBLLk WILLOCKi
BANKERS,
AND Deal erg in Eachange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silva
Coin. Current and Par PunSfl received om deposit
Stocta bought and sold on commission. Collections made
at anypoint in the United States. _ . Ulf[l
mylt <”tnaof Maritet and DA.
ARTHURS, RODGERS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SbUTRFIKLD STREETS,
anfc&m Pltt»l>urgli» Pa*
a - JITOCT,i -
H arw Arrival e t Spring an<l snnunor pry
AT No. 99 N. W. ami or WOOrr BTEIiET- t
D. a “:^ S W
: . H^SSSSSfesag.
eankem V. ?^o“» u S”"?»
TN THE numerous suspensions of Banka *nd Banker*. wo can offer such inducements to buyors as are rar y :
iiSSSSaiita aSS &US2S b. to-d.^ggA
have grown out of a departure from their .laines, Portsmouth : of tto. most^ir^o^' wgus,
111 such investments wo shall not only be hotter *blo to , WebjkTa alw opened*very JargDaßsortoent of bo t
serve our customers and ensure their safety, but that m nevect styles,pafm leaf Butland braid and ?
adopting such a course we shall promote our own nldmate M raristyof hoglery,glove9ftndribhonSi
benefit. ffeb6f W. * CO- ; withl»»eoods;laiicyneitings, jaconetts,muU andfigurea
a.mea muslins ami blaok silk veils, Ac. • m .. „ ___
Our variety Btock embraces in text emobe, battone, per
cOMlon capaf threads, port monales, P l *?. 111
lommy.and almost «rery artitlo neuallyhept In to
ilityamo, toga tier with a large etocic of goli etd_Blljer
nttua, watch materials, glasses, B oli “'') of
newest patterns, and » peat variety of 20 hem md B day
yioeira ) all of which will be Bold at the lowest prices for cash
0I Sllfoom bayere Is
EUmoTtli
PATRICKS & KRTEHD,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKBES,
HtiK JUmozclOiciT Office toOitOomcr qf riJVi and WcoatU.
nnsraum, pa.
PATBICKB * EMEND, Bankers ami Exchange Brokers,
ul Dealers ta Notes, Drafts, Acceptanote, GoW, Mr«
and Bant Notes. Exchanges on th» Eastern and Western
“mSSK the dH« throughout tte DrJted
States. Deposits rewired in pk funds or currant
the enmm- of Fifth and Woodßtreeta. ■ l fata
H. HOLJtES ft 60H8,__.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE. BROKEBB, -■
nan nauovrn rusra Eurenta ah» pmhaots ormaro ho.
67 HABtrr BDtnr. toon nooaa nngw old ar^.
N HOLMES * SONS, Banters and EtchAngoßrotra,
. and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, BU
rer and Bi&k Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
thedtos^ronghnn^HnlW
TIKftIiAN Ar VU.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 65 Wood Street, earner of Diamond MUy,
FtTTSBOMH, PA«p - . ...
Boy AND SELL Bank Nous and Coin; DisoonnJUma
exchange, ond promissory notes; make collects®fllh
all the principal citfee of the Union. Racelre depoaite On
call and on interest, and give their prompt attention toifll
other matter i appertainlngto a Broker's business. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand. parq
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
DKILXX ta
Exchange, Commercial and Bank notes,
STOCK, bought and sold on - commission. Collecuonß
c&refelly attended to. Interest oaid on Deposit.
8f Ho. b%% fourth street, nearly opposite than. fIL
Bank. r. -
—~ HILL & CO,,
bankeeb and exchange brokers,
cosset or \7oon aim ntzs gxsixme
-1 IGiiT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
ft sale. Time Ellla oi Exchange and Notes discountei—
Gold, BaTOT and -Bank Notes, bought and sold. Oollectto&l
made in ail tho principal clttea of the Hmted Btatox. De
posits recetred of Jar and Cnrrcnt Funds- [mar27ly
ALLIS SEAMS, V>Vt SD XAHM, fLOaXSCJ KBAKD.
KKAMBB & RAHM,
RANKERS and exchange brokers,
Bor AND bell Gold, surer, and Bank Notes; negotiate
LOOM'on Real Estate or Btook
Promissary Notes and Time Bale, on East and West; buy
and fvdi Stocks on Commission. r -
CoUcctions ctads on all points in tha Union. IPj* -
$621,4T6 63
G. E. AEHOLD ft GO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BBOKEBfi, '
DEALERS In Exchange, Ooia, Bank Not*®, Bight and
Time Drafts, Ao. Collections carefully attended to,
acd proceeds remitted to any part ofthe Union.
blocks bought and Bold on commission.
t33t.NO. 74 Koorth st, next doer to Banfc of Pittstrg. l
itonittiic and foreign Exchange Bank hotel. Gold and SUoer
EcrjahL Sold and Exchanged, at the
EaOHANQK AND banking HOOBB Of
WIUiIAH A. HILL * CO.,
64 ■wood ffnisir, rrtKinjMH.
Interest allowed on tine deposits. Li* lll3
YfoiTeriL. ~ a. CAConiT.
Thompson BELL & CO.,
bankers and brokers,
of Third and T Txd itruil, Pittsburgh, Pa- _
~VViUt&m A. flUl * Co.,
BANEGB3,
04 Wood sired, Pitisturoh.
HOLI> on sale tie following BONDS AND STOCKS>—
40 shares Exchange Bank; _
17 Jo Monongabela Navigation Company,
'j'j do Citizens’ Insurance Company;
t-2,000 Monongabeia Navigation Company Bonds;
a 1,003 City or Pittsburgh Bonds:
ji.ooo County of Allegheny Bonds. fsepfcdlwamf
Cimmlotti’a Loan Office*
XTO 100 SMITHFIELD STREET, NBAS FIETH.—
{\ Money loannJ ou Gold and Silver Watches, SUveraara
tad oth<»r valuable articles. anl4ialy
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN IT’CLOSKEY & CO..
1 '.OLIMKELY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on liberty
r street. which has won an unbounded popularity under
he a nme of the THREE BIG DOORS,have, for the pur
ncea of acquiring more spaoe for their Immense business,
removed to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD BTREET,
Where they haro now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHSI
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That has ever bean offered to the public.
Their priudpal object Ibr this remoral, is to gW© them
core facilities for tha _ _
WHOLESALE TBABB.
The? are prepared to soil Goods at the I
hO WEST EASTERN PRICES /
And they will warrant them to bo as good ©a any manu*!
factored In the Union. _ _ _
CUSTOM WORK)
HI TH* OX3T STTLS, A!tP UPOS f&l BHQttTBS© BOTIGI.
They hare on band a full and beautiful assortment of
LOTUS and COATINGS, lor
FROCKS, DREBS L _WALKnJQ AND BUSI-
Our Interests are Identical with thoaa of oat customers,
and w« assure the public that our fidelity will not fell In
ailing all orders we may bo favored with.
DON'T FOUGHT THE PLACE—
Mo. §§ Wood Street,
(SAST BLDB,) OOBNIR 01 DIAMOND ALLST.
N. B. WedeslroourpatronetounderetandthatwohaTe
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business on
Liberty street. Our attention is dsToted exclnslTely to the
nouse ebOTe designated. cnwwv a- m
nert3 JOHN KPCLOBKEY * 00-
- gall and Winter Goodal
edmonFwatts*
Merchant tailor, no. iss liberty street.—
I have now on band v large stock of Fall and. Winter
Goods G'fcerepaUngs.ofenUrelynewdesignßj PluAVest
inn, of tsTmoat beautiful patterns; French and KnaUah
Cassimervs, of every style and shade In the market, *U or
which 1 will make to order on the most reasonable terns,
nnd warranted to suit. oct *—
S£W SPUING GOODS.
TDBT RECEIVED AT JOHN McCLOSKBY 3t 00’S Wbol.-
J „010 Clothing Warehouse, No.BBWooijtreet.snd oorner
of Diamond alloy, the largest and moat varied stock of
goods that this celebrated honse has over had the pleasure
Sf inviting the nttentlon oUhepubUoto. These goods have
been purchased from first hande, ami, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that wo
can and do eeU at as small profits as any house tu the east
ern cities. Therefore, we respectfully Invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants,ln general, to
give us a ami e-c amine oar extensive assortment of
IthIAPY MADE 01/ iHINQ. It 1a almost impbsdble to
enumerate the quant • yof Immense plies of garments that
iB to be seen at this li i t establishment; it u soffldont to
A&T that It has neTur trsn equalled by the honse itself:
ioariaaf JOIIN HcCLOSKEY & 00.
Clothing! Clothingt
THE undersigned raspeotfblly and the
publlo that he is now receiving at his Store, N 0.177 lib
erty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Casslmeies end
Vestings, of the latest and most desirable styles, which he
la pr?parod to make to order in the most fo&hlo&ftble man
ner, at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We hareslßO on band a large end well mahufacturedstcct
of ready mactu Clothing, to which we-invite thS attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
ruraoaa who purchase goods forcaah, will Ond.it.to their
i dvautage to cjJl at 177 Liberty street,before malting their
purohasea. [mar>] C. CONNER.
How Clothing Store* t :
NO. 4, BIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY,
rniiii subscriber has Jast opened this nOW establishment,
I where he has always on band a large and oholce assort
ment of all articles of CLOTHING, which be warrants equal
to any in the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
ces. Tha public are requested to give him a calL
mart:l/ b.oppenhsimeb.
Hock,
LlflbciL
HUM.
Jamaica,
Santa Crui.
GTS.
To-ttoaiekecpnrt,
WH hare now opened one of the largest Htockl of
OUINA, QliAsa and QUEEN 3WARB, eatable for
housekeepers In the olty, and Intend selling at Terr low
prices. We will sell a handsome set of White Tea Ware,
consisting of forty-eight pieces, for the low price of Four
Dollars, end all other Goods In proportion. Our stock being
largo owing to the dull season Just passed, we are deter*,
mined to work it off et low prices. We hate Just opened
bo. e be&ntifal shapes of Whit* Stone Ueat Dishes;, vege
table do; CoTercd ldshes for Btawed chicken, eto-ata.:-Also,
wmo very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers* Our
! stock or White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Ware, is large—all of which we have pat down In price to
| 6Hit the ti-ues.
Boguet,
I London Oonlial,
1 Sohoappa,
i BUSBBJES.
Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
l Barclay’s London Porter,
1 WildChorry Brandy,
; Absinthe,
A nice the,
! Ouracoa,
! Sardines,
Mocha and Java,
Young Uys. and Black Teas,
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Havana Cigars, of
various brands.
Old Monongahela Whisky, of
- all grades.
articles connected with the
my29:d>w
illgiaife---
Vi'. -■
Mi.
CLOTHING.
NESS COATS.
FRENCH CHINA.
We have some twenty different styles of Trench Chinn
Tea sets, and some be&utful Gold Band Dinner Beta-all of
which we are seLling at least twenty-fiyo per cent, below
former prices.
HOUSE FDKNISHING GOODS.
Our stock of Unites and Forks, Spoons, Waiters,
ni& Ware, Girandoles, Solar Lamps, etc,, is and we
will ecll them at yery low prices.
GLASS WAKE.
On hand and receiving, a large stocfc of Boston and Pitts
burgh Glass Ware, which we will sell at manufacturer's
prices.
COMMON WARE.
Cat stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch
era, and every article suitable for'oountry or city trade,!*
large, to which we invite the attention of city and oountry
merchants, as we will sell them very low for cash.
Eoasekee pers and others in want of Guar China and
Qaeensware* will do well by calling at the
CHINA HAIL,
No. 63 Market, between 84 and
Opposite Geo, B. White.
rjf •
DRY GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
AX XHH _
, ORIGIN AL BE^ ;
No. 74 Mansi* Bnuon,B*Twxis Yotmtu aso *n* DuhosD,
- PITTSBURGH, PA.
OURTHZRD AND MOST DfeSIRABLE BTOCK of Spring
ypd flnmmer Dry floods aver offered in this market.
WO would call particular attention to the following-:
v -A vary superior Assortment of plain Black Brocsdt and
fanArOwcred silks; also twisted Silto, Satin, plaid and plain
'Nunes and Bareges; Printed Barege and Ghalie de Laines;
French Lawns and Britiiantines; a . good
of Prsnch Worsted Collars, Under Sleeves and ,
hem-stitched and plain Linen,
Fundture IHmity and Chintses;
- Anti'jiio Iru» and, Bilk
_ “ „ Scarfs: a foil assortment .-of Glavee,
SSffi£gS2£sf«as»
ty, style and price, it ia MVB 4
™ 6 formerly Yonng- atevenson A D re.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
UAGAS A AHIi, No. »1 Market *»•*
A EE recalyfng dally addltlona to their large and wel
(Selected stock of
. Mantillas,
Dress Goods,
EmbroiderieSi
Shawls A £cfcrfs,
Hoosebeep’g. mc! * :
To which we would respectfully Invite the “ tl er tion 01
the Ladles. ~. ■■ *rVg~
MOCttNINO GOODS., /
F BANK YAH GPiBKBhM justrecelTed
beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars, bleevea
and Setts In Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black lace and
gauae Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, In wool, cotton,
and sl»; Blbbons, Belts, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alexander A Baton’s best Kid Qlores can always be
found at Ho. 83 MAKKBT BTEEET, comer ef the Me
mo nd. 110,17
HEW DBt OOODB BTOBE.
Iron Front-Bio. »1 Marketltreet.
resiSasssssssassSsSKs;
fe^ssnsasssrsasriaßßS
STAPLE QOODSi we can offer each inducements as will la*
VAH OOBDBE'S TttUHUSO STOttB,
No- 8* Mac Erf S».j Comm op Diahoot.
ITJBT BECETVINO.» large anil well selected etocs of Ell
"iSme?‘filESS AH» MANTILLA TRIMMINGS:
fringes, . Button*, Galloons,
Gimps* Braids, »SZ ets *
lamb? Cords,' Ribbons.
A assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian
EMBROIDERIES, In Swiss, Jaconet and Lace.
Oollaxs, ■ -■ Edgings, - - ■ -
Slaotcs. Inset tins? s, Infanta* Bobos,
a6 °C&l«ttes, Bang Caps A Waists.
A fbll supply of MOURNING GOODS:
Collars, love and Gauio Veils,
plaEa Linen eetts, Sleeves, Gauze and Dotted Falls,
Plain Swiss do. Ohemizettcs, Italian and Eng’b Crape.
MATERIALS FOR EMBROIDERING— Stamped Collars,
Bands and laser tings: French Working Colton, Hoods,
Ltoen and Cotton Fleas, Oil Cloth, Embroidering Silk,
Stilletos and Scissors.
Mantua. Satin and Bonnet Ribbons. __~ T
A large assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FCRNISHING
GOODS— Shirt*, CoHara, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Ac.
Pins, Needles, Buttons, Tapes, and everything in small
glzes from No. 6 to No. 10, always on hand.
Also—A good stock of HOSIERY and QnOYE3—vary
cheap. . mh23
FURNITURE
JAID£B W, WOODWSW'i
iTAniNETFURNITURE MANUFACTURES
Wm-roomf« and ©O THird-trcet.
, v -r\ J. W. W. respectfully informs/?!
his friends and customers that be UV
ftOT&gggSgifßa, fr»« now completed his spring stock repg
<^sr i ' 1 " 1 * n *G3 0 f Furniture, whkh Is decidedly * 1 *
the largestand beet ever offered foreale InthisClty,w.lnch
•will be sold at jJTioea as low oa any in the United Btotea,
As be Is determined to uphold the quality with well sea*
soned materials, best workmanship, and ana
from the extent.of his orders and facility in manufacturing,
he la enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
PE |tahes adopted the principle of identifying hia customers*
interest with hia own, In quality and price, and ks«F3 al
ways on hand the greatest variety of eTery description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, tu the mostele
, nnt and costly, that a house, or any part of one, may oo
furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist. In part, of hia Btces.
which for richness of stylo aud finish, cannot be surpassed
In «<ny of the Eastern cities:
Lonla XlYtete-e-toto Sofas;
£0 Softs. in plush and hair doth;
60 do*. Mahogany Chairs;
SO dos. Walnut “
60 Mahogany Booking (S
SO Walnut *• “
60 Mahogany Divans;
SO Walnut «
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 44 “ Dressing Bureaus
SO 44 41 Washstandsjj
40 Enclosed 44
100 Common n
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
50 Walnut 44
50 Cottage "
goo Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut “
10 Cherry 44
60 Plain Bureaus;
TO Dining aud Breakfast Table*
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
■ SO Seat Chairs;
2400ne Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladles* Writing Desks; ~
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Kttgulree; Paper Mache Tables:
. OoaTersauon Chairs; Pembroke 44
Elizabethan 44 Hall and Tbs *'
44 Ladias*Wcia 44
pearl Inlaid ° Extension Dining Tables;
Arm u Ottomans;
flofhle and Hall Chairs; • _
Bm 'A large assortment of OOMMON TOENITTIRB
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Casern MaKimr supplied with all ar
ticles In their lino. ... . , .
BTRAMBOA3B and POTBLB, furnished at the shortest
notice. - • .
All orders promptly attended to.
Steamboats) Aboy l
. Thx aubscribera tender their aeknow*{jV.
• f »Jlai&J>ledgiaentg for the favors bestowed
GB&HSHBthem by their Steamboat friends,' and reP
tronld respectfully remind them andothers Interest* 9 t
ed la building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
famish, on the most reasonable terns, every description of
Cthin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and work*
manahtp. T. B. YOtJNCJ A 00.*
Comer Third and Bmlthfield streets,
opposite* l Brown’s HoteL"
Jut«i JUowrrf Jr M
f\ HAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUTACXUEEB—No. 2M
' j Fettennan’s Row, Liberty street, Has oa hand a large
stock ofphalrs and Bedsteads of .every description, made of
the best isatcri&l9,"Ylxic2L hewUT sell lower than articles of
tKe same quality oaK.be sold Is the city. He would call par*
tioolaratteatjoatotals large fitook ofMahoganyand Walnut
Chairs and: Itodsteads, which he will sell at greatly rodawd
pric«3. Abo, Turning oh evarydascnption executed lu the
neatest manner. Orders left at the Ware Booths, or at the
Min, iw rcer of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
ttended to. • maria
&.9m.LIKSIC6€O n
HAVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
OHAIBHAinffACZOBY'No. M Soithfleld street,»
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture which they
will sell 15p<ir cent below: customary rater,
. Tertos^caahohly.
Onkt lildtte«m«ntl to o«wtt ForeUaserit
'XXTJl wneSlloui large etoei of COMMONAND FANCY
YY CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
fill to pleura eafih purchasers. All oar worlt-It ■warranted.
Our terms are GASIL JAMES LOWRY, JR-,
curSft .. cor. liberty gta.
fS WM. B. BTKVENSON continues to manutacture
XMLGABINEINWABEofeTery description,athJsoid stand,
ICp| comet of Liberty and Seventh streets. UNDEBTAK*
• 1 *ING attended to, in all its branches. mylX
BOOK TOR RAILROAD ENGDfEEßS.—Contain*
Jj Ingfbranlnfor laying out curves, determining frog an-
levelling, calculating earthwork, etc., etc., together
long chords,
magnetic variation, logarathims and natural signs .tan*
gents, etc. John B. Henck* OltflXngineer. POcast*
book form. s|,Tk"s '•* i
,%Theotd»ct©t the'present work la to supply a vn.n.t
very generally felt by-Assistant Engineers on Railroads.
I Booksot convenient form'for" nc® in the field, containing
| the ordinary lograrithmatle tables are common enough; bat
a book combining with these tables othefa peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formula for
laving out turn-outs, crossings, &c.,is a desideratum
which this workisdesigned to supply.
U.:B.JtiIUXA&T AaiSKK7 } West Point, April 13, 1864. |
Gcaflcmmr I have looked over “Henck’s Held Book for
Railroad Engineers," and think it well adapted to the ob-
Jectltsauthor proposes, and have no question but It will bo
found aTeryusefni and practical volume both for officeand
fieldwork. D. H- ManaH.
■ Taot, April 21,1851.
-1-atn-much pleased with Mr- Honors little manual, the
“Heldßook of Railroad Engineers.” With the present*
tion of some of the. most practical and usefulof recognised
processes’ among- railway engineers, he has-given others
which, new at least in their present form, appear to possess
s of Mgbpr value than that of mere novelty—that ol
gSsEffisrfs&r
coiSal MtisticUon with Its execution, . p ®i;
SiMctor
lor sate by . T>e*ier la Engineers’ Stationery,
. nT.i-vet street, corner of Second.
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Faina Intho £;&, ; ;.
uaidmbe, ydmareCGmplalate, :
Y ‘ Indeed,' vsry 'few am tno w
, ifl which a Porgatirn Medl
ois not mow.on I?® roqulfed, and '
Buffering' Blight M Iterated, if a ?
vSJTEddS, tt toon g« n ?l» t *% £ ' : '
diSBBBBB, which ! '
ftf ft good p^°! B, nn x ,~f. >8 1 T7 : ■
Colds, Fcrerißh symptoms, and.
They all tend to become or-prodaw the *gj 4
formidable distempeTß which load • '
land. Hence a tellable fcmny to' *
portance to the pnblln health, and this Pill “lj£-+jea p«J»
fected with consummate skill, to meet. thaVdemanfl* An
extenrive trial of its virtues by ProfeSaSjbMfi ■:.
Patients, has shown Tesnlts surpassing anythlng_tntneno %•
known of any medicine. Cures have been effected k®7° na i
belief, were they not substantia I ,ed by persons of.such «J> ,
alted portions end character ar to forbid'the suspicion ox *. ;
UD &mong tha eminent gentlemen who have testified la \ i -
favor of these PillSvWe may ,
Poet A. A. HAYEB, Analytical Chemlet of Bbatotu and «:.• .
State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high : professional s•_
C^on t Senator of theTDmlted State*. j*' '
BOBEBT C. WINTHBOP» Ex Speaker ofthrHoflja of |
Minister Plen. to England. J
fjOHN B. RTZPAtScK, Catholic Bishop qf Boxtoa \ *
vpJ ; 'j, b. CHILTON, Practical Chemist of New Tori City, -
"■s£s& HABCy.Secretoy of State; . : -Y- |
-‘WiL’B. ABTOB, the richest man in America, j
S’LELANB 4(50., Proprietorsof the Metropolitan Hotel, >
“&dm*w permit, w» ; '
denceeron mbreconvlndng thanthdOJKpensncewemiMJK^
DtibUo men, 1# found in their effects Upon trial,;;. . Y
‘These Pills, the result of long investigation and study,•.
are offered to the public as the beat *Bd ratft C o ®#*** S
which the present-state 01 medicar ecleoc* ■ can sfflMd ,<
They ere compounded not of the drugs themselraa, hut w
the medicinal virtues only of Vegetable Bemedleaextrww 3
by Chemical process ina state of parity; and whined ta «*
gather in goth a manner as to .Insure the-befit results,: *.
The syßtem of composition for medicines paa peen ibund in j
Cherry Pectoral and PlUsst oth, to. produce a more efficient,
remedy than had' hitherto been obtained' by say P* o ? B ®^
The reason is perfectly obvious..' Whileby theola mode 0* :
composition, every medictoor,la ; bu»l£nea withttore.wl***;
of acrimonious and injurious qualities, by this each tad!-;
vidual virtuebnly that is desired for the curative Mtsctu ?.
present. All the inert and obnoxious qualities of each i
employed are left behind, the curative Virtue®; -
SlTbetegStkiSS. Hence It te self evUentthat the efltate:
■SSnld prove .5 they have proved, moto partly romedtel.
anil the Pills a more powerful entidote to disease than enyj
other medicine known to the world- ■■ ’ n
“ B It Is frequently eipedtent thatmmym«^na
he taken under the roantel of nnetttnding Phitfctan, end
as he could not properly judge orwxßneJrwlttotdtao^.
tag lta composition, I hove Bupplled the wontsto ltainhß;
bv* which hoih my Pectoral and Hlle are made, ta ttte;
wholebodyOfPtacdtlonerß in the UnitedBtotraMdßrtU*;
toerlcan ftovlncee. should he enyom> -
who has not received them, they will be forwarded- rj mak
10 0^SfPatent Medicines that are otforedj how&w
would b 6 taken it their composition was knownl Theii,
Ufe consists In their mystery. I have no mysteries. »—i
The composition of my preparations is laid own to *L
men. and all who are competent to judge on the subjee.r .
freely acknowledge thair convictions of.thar tofaindf;
merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by eefontlfi/;
man to be a wonderful medicine before its effect*
known Many eminent Physicians have declared the seen.;
thine of my Pills, and even more confidently, and arv
billing to certify that their anticipations weia morn thai;.
reallied by their effects upon trial. :
They operate by their powerful Influence on the interna
viscera to purify the blood and etimulatelt Into health:
action—remove , the obstructions of the stomiwn, bowelij
liver, and other organa of the body, restoring their Irregt'
Ur action to health, and by oorr«rtingi wherever they
Ist. such derangements as are the first origin of disease. , .
Prepared by Dr. JAMES C* AYKB, Practical and; AM-,
lytical Chemfct, Lowell, Mass, price 25. cents per boi?
H BoHt? b! A.' FAHNESTOCK 4 00, «twhol.mte »n “
retail, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, end byell Dealer;
jefcfauateWx .
INHAJL.ATION
roa tzxi ousa op
ASTHMA AIMIPTIOf
sk nr asd vk u i nroNDßM'tii i
BEOCQHT BOMB TO IB £ DOOB OT THHtt*L£XOB.. •
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY baa reoently bean'nuuf .
by Dr. Curtis, of t* la city. in the treatment of Coi
eomption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lungs. We r
ferto “Db-Cumis'b Hyoiaiu,oalhhauboßioiAaVapc
AOT CUTSET STtttrp.” With this new method. Dr. O.hur
stored many afflicted cnee to health; as an evident* of whle,
ho has innumerable certificates. Speaking trea?
menta physician remarks, “It Is.evident that inhaling--
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing m
dicinat properties must come in direct contaciwith U
whole mrial carWea of the and thos escape the mar,
and rarled changes produced upon them when toteodo^r
into the stcmacL, and subject to the ptoceas of
The Eygeana is for sale at all the Druggists throughout tt?
country.— New Fork Dutchman of January 14. }
The Inhaler la worn on the breast, wit:-
ont the least inconvenience—the heat of the body «•«.
sufficient to evaporate the Hold. Hundreds of . cases f
cures, like the following, might.benamed: * *
One package of the Bygeana has cured me of the Aiux.
of tlxyears standing. - .
l amcuredeme Asthma of urn year* standing by J ,
Curtis’S Hygeana. BUsqaust Esston, Br« oklyn, .
Mrs. Paul, of No. 6 Hammond street; N waa cured
a Eevcre case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana. - ■ v-.-.
i •• My sister has been curedof adiatreeßuzcoughcTSsre
years* standing, and decided to be incuruble by thephj-.
clans. £he was cured In one month, by theHygeana. ■ £
I J. IL Gjlubxet, Richmond, ffif
The Rev. Dr. Chcevor, of New York, testifies of onr mi.
dco in the following langonge:
Dun ta—l think highly of Dr. Curtls’e Hygrann *
remedy In dlseasra of the throst nncl longs. Bering <
eomo to testify lt« efficacy. I nto eonrta
that it le a most excellent medicine, both the Byrup <
%’MgSS^^BIGKADendOIf
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base imitations! '
vile and. INJURIOUS connterldts. Shun. them aS
W hr Dr. Geo. H. Keyßcr,l4o Woodetreet L.
B. Belter* A Cog Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny (aty If, ■
Bargent,H<nr Brighton; aL.Kolrer,Bocheewr.^^^^
Carter’s Spanish Mixture
the gbeat purifies of the bloc- -
Hot ft Particle of Heronry in it. - ;
LEC TKB AFFLICTED BEAD AND PONUEBfc'.' ;
lufifo,* B«medy for Bcrofttia, King e KtU, Bwt
tins.Obstiaile Cutaneous Eruptions* Fjmpleact Putt
on theFace,Blotches,Boils, Agueami Fever, Chioato *
?££BingWoxm.or Tetter,Scald Head, Mugement
pminof the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
■ Disorders, Lumbago,Bplnal Complaints, ii& ul Dte
from an injudicious cm of &Sercary,lmpruaen
tlfiv or Impurity of tho Blood. ■ •„ :• •~ #*•
.ea-This great alterative medicine ami Purifier or*
Isnowuaedbyt <usandsof gratefulpatientafrcmUi;
of the United States, who testify daily to tfeTemwl.
«nroe performed by the greatest of all medicines,
TEB’S SPANISH MDOUBH.” Neuralgia, Eheuma:
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, Liter Disease, Ft
UlceraOld Sores, Affections of tho Kidneys, Diseases c
Throat, Female Complaints, Pain* and Acnlngof tho J
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this peai
inestimable remedy. . t
lor all diseases of tho Hood, nothing ha* yet boon I
to compare with it. Itcleanses the system, of all im
ties, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kid ;
strengthens the Digastion, Bitea tone to the Btoi
makes the skin dear and heaShy, and restores the G;:
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by tw»:
of youth, to its pristineuTigor andfltwngth-
For the Indies, it is invariably better than aU th
metica overused. A few doses of C artel's SwnlfihuU •
will remove all sallowness of eompleslos. bring the '
mantling-to the cheek, give elasticity to thoafePr.afl;
prove the general health in a remarkable degreebsyo.
the medicines eyer heard of. «/’ " lJ'
The large number of certificates which wo have r«;
from persons from all parts of tho United States, is th ;
evfdence that there is no humbug about It ■.The.!
SteSTfchls GREAT BLOOD PURUSe.
Call on the Agent and -get a Grcular and
read tbo wonderful cures this truly greatest Oi fill Mcc
unless signed by BKNNBTI4|B}
Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl street, Blchraond, VMtowh
ol SSXby“' i.
NG, JLfiiHNG BRO&, and by Druggists generally.
• • '• :
OTATJSSEBNX ffHUil CANADA • v . ;
O QiaBSO, February 7th, 1
iburt. &A. Fahnestock : tS Cb.—Wa had the fleas
receiving, thlsmoriUng, the within certificate of yon
mlfuseTwhichwUl be vervgraUfjingto you,Miivr*
voluntarily. Wea^Gentiemenjyour^i^tna;
<&nffeBK»~My little daughter, four years old, to
eon, older, were for a considerable time sn flaring
worms. r purchased two bottlea of your VermiTv,
which r gave them throe doses. according to dice:
and ttrang* t&eay, iulete than three hour&th*? PM
le:a than FIVE HUNDRED 'WORMB,rSooecf ihe «2
dinary length' of from twelve, to fllteen inches. J
. itering experienced so much of tbo beheflcial es
your Vermifuge, I feel Hmyduty to recommend it;
public, as, in my opinion, one of the most efilcacsouf
dies against worms ever offeied totho public.' j
Qe&tlemen,believe metobo : ‘ ; '-
Vour much hMDblst^:
prepared and sold by B. A. A. .FAHNESTOCK
corner of First and Wood streets. • ; ■ • /: : :
Joseph W bite’s Carriage aopdsl**:
JOSEPH WHITE, now carrying on buri* f*sg
r.**n iix his spacious premlaes,
lately enlarged,) on the £ yjiMf
Oreensburg turnpifce, near the Twodttlff«« | Wi | w**
Hon, between Pittsburgh and Inw?wnU». ttjgt
uifHcii'ffio public h> Inspmt hia etoeJc.crOAaE.
BUQQIE3, So.: And h. pwileulirty inform. _gai
rarciuKrl that os. pricoonlyd. mad«-. fburtcoi
mfJSSnSIn the bufdnea; «»£}.»
natrons the Same choice collection of Carriagea w
JtoJuOatoT^dtwb .
select from tbs . Tattoos and most latontal Easton;
rllfmwrs. The Bacces. br bio now system Is complt
at moderate jfftca. .
Unencumbered by tboM brayy expense?, wrb
mania tot decorsting booses of business hM heap-
Jh.pTic.of goods.Cowtog tolarge rsnU.) JOffiPff f
wrn scU, onrenly money only, at mnbh.lms tbsn t)
nrofitS £mh&C:
p yy-oarriageare paired bn the beat manner, with
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also, Militia or Volunteers, or State Troops of any <
Territory, are entitled, by the late Act of Oongr*
Warrantfor 160 Acresicf Land. ~'J
Those who. have received 40 or 80 Acres, are entt
Warrant for such quantify of Land as will mart;
Acres. . ’ •
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