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RAILROADS.
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement—Change of Time.
THREE DAILY TRAINS KAOn WAY, (SUNDAYS EX*
CI2PTED.)
And Irat one Change of Cars between
Columbus an(|, Baltimore*
ON anti after Monday Jane 18th,1655,Trains willrun&s
follows:
GOING EAST.
Impress Mail jnght
Leave. Train. Train. Train.
Columbus —..10;00 A. SL 0:30 P. SI. 11:30 PM.
Nowark - UdO “ 4:45 “ 12*0 a!m]
Zanesville 12.*20 P M. 0:u0 “ 2:12 “
Concord .. 12:58 “ 6:44 “ s*ol «
Cambridge 1:20 “ 7*B « 3-23 »»
BarnesTille...... 2:23 “ 8:25 “ 4-48 «
Balmont 2.44 “ 8 61 « 6-H «
Arrive BsUalr .. 3:30 « arr 0:45. “ arr. 6:15 «
Express Mail Xighl
Leave. Train. Train. Train
Beilair 0:40 A. M. 6:15 A. M. 0:00 P. M.
llelmort 10*1 “ 6:15 “ 7r03 41
Birocaville 10:62 “ 6:43 “ 7.40 < 4
Cambridge ...... 11:56 « 8:0-1 “ 0.00 “
Concord 12:17 P. M. 8:30 u 9.25 ‘
Zanesville 1:10 “ 9*o * 10:30 “
Newark 20S “ 10:37 41 11:60 “
Arnvo Columbus... 8:29 “ 1215 P- SI. I*o A. M.
Th- ExproM Train going Hast will ctop to take up or
leave passengers, at Taylor's, Newark, Zanesville, Concord,
Cambridge, Campbell’s, Rarnosvillo, and Belmont cnly.
Goino U’r-»T wid "top only at tbo aboTo named Stations.
Tbi- JJ xi 1 Train will -top at nil the Station* where the Mnli
Is to lie rpe-dvod, or cMiv«r*sd, and at all other Stations on
notice bring given. Tim Night Train will stop at all Sta
tions on proper nntire being given.
GOING EAST.
The 10:00 A. M. Express Train, connects at Columbus
with th« Express Train which leaves Cincinnati* at 6 A. M.
and with th- Train from the West on the Columbus, Piqua"
and Indiana Railroad ; at Newark with morning Trains to
and from Sandusky, Mansfield and ML Vernon, and with
Trains ; .n Uio Steubenvlllo aai India.* lullroad; r.t
Whoolmg witu Express Train on tho ISnltlmore »nd Ohio
llnUroiol tor Baltimore, Waohlo K lou, Philadelphia and East
ern Citun.
rh l.®n 3u . P Train wlu »°nect at Oolumbu* with the
second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky,
5J. ft w J d . ttntl Nework and at Wheeling with
Night Tram on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passengers
l ® aT ing and points below Cincinnati, and taking
theO A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad, will connect
s Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana*
polls and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central
Railroad will also connect with this Train at Columbus,
a nd reach Wheeling at 9:15 P. M., and leave by 10:S0 P. M.
Train cn Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving in Balti
more at 6 P. ML, next day.
The 11:30 P. M. Train connects at Oolumbus with tho
Mail Train which leaves Cincinnati at s*o arrives
at Bell air at 6:15 A. M.: connecting with the Aooommoda-
Uon Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passen
gers leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this
route,na Michigan City, Lafayetto, Indianapolis and Dav
* r,?>4Cli GMunibuj in season to take this train; and at
Wheeling will take the Accommodation Train for Cumber
land, sleep there, and resume by Kxnresa Train to Balti
more and Eastern Cities.
GOING WEST.
Tho 6:15 A. M. Mail Tram conneots at Ballalr with Night
1 rain on •ho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; at Newark with
tr4 i Q nJ t OBDj *«»» Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt Vernon,
and Chicago ew Monroorille; at Oolumbus with tho trains
for Cloclfinxt , and with trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
polls, and Chicago, via Dayton and via Urban*.
The 945 A. M Express Train connects with the Express
Train from Baltimore, ami arrives in Columbus at 3:2-3 P
and con :twte with trains going South and West arriv
ing in Cincinnati at 7 P. M.
Ths KOO P. 51. Train connects with the AcoommoJetlon
Train from Cumberland, and at Columbus with Mall Train
at 2:15 A. M., direct for Cincinnati, XooU, Dayton, Indiana
polis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Saint Louis and Chtearo
cr ISAAC IL BOUTHWICK, Supt.
Zanesville, Juno 18,1855—{Jt>21]
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At
lantic cities with Western, North-western and South
western States, by a conUnnons Railway direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily lined steamers to
all parts on the Western Rivera, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with steamers to all ports on the North-western
v mosl direct, cheapest and reliable route
w hwh FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
Great >r«L
S BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTBBURGIL
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods,)
(In boxes,) Faro, Feathers, Ac r ,&c * P* r lOOlba.
SECOND CLASS-—Books and Stationery,)
Dry Goods, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea-100c. per ICOfcw.
thtr, Wool, r.o | *
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bsgging, Baron }
aod Pork, (in bulk,) Hemp, Ac \ 002 P" DWlbs.
FOURTU CLASS —Uoffee, Fiah, Bacon and 1 _
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil / 40e * P er IWlbs.
* n shipping Goods from any point Ear, of Philadrl-
r *r -,’ be ,^ n ‘ c y lar 10 narfc P"* H Se '*tta Pennsylvania
1 1 Go^«‘ a *ip»wJ to tho Agents of this Road
ut Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will bo forwarded without
detention.
Frhgut Aocrrs—Mosns Potter. Boston; J. L Elliott, N
Y - L- J - Sneeder, Philadelphia; Marrow A Koone, Baltl
more; Goo. C. Prenclacn,, PiicburKbShrtapiwi 4 >lre-n,
Cincinnati, Ohio, j. s. Moorhead, IjOulrville, Ky • R C
Meldrum. Ratcliff A Co., St. Loch-, Mo • J*
B. aLuhetl h Lon, fiTauovUte, Indiana.
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad,
ON A_,yD SINCE WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1555 the Mall
Truo leart-5 Stvnfccsvrje daily. excepte-J )
fit , o clx>:k, A. 51., and arrive st Newark at l.N'i o’-R-ck, P.
M., cor.nrcting with trains f^r
C-olu wotiri, San4n*ky,
Ir.d‘*»*jHpr-!i». Chicrgo,
Ciorrcnali, LaSalle,
M.un: Yern'r., P.o-'k I*lacJ,
Vo'tvJc'. isint Louis,
i.osth Cincinnati et 8.20 (*aine evening.
RETURNING:
L-avrj N-wark ni 1j M„ aui arvives at Sl»*ub.*n
vnteu' 7:10 P. M. Paa.*-«R<exi by Lhla train leav- CJc.riu
n&ti et 6 oVi'-ok, A. M.
The Cadi* Accommodation Train
Leaves bteut>-n?i te tlai y. t.'uo Jay* exceptedj at 4.05 P
M , an J urr-.Tu* &: L'udi: -t o.o:> P. M
I<earf* Cidt* et 7 S 7 A. 11-, and arrives st Steubenville at
lihOr A M.
For furtber information apply to JAMES COLLINS A
Cu . Freight aod Paw*cg«r Agent*, Noe. 114 and 115 Water
•treet, pi:r.-»*urgh.
LAFAYETTE DEYENNY, Gvcerol Freight and Tickat
a K"=/- K W. W'JODWard,
But*erinten<l-nt.
CIUCAUO TO ST. LOUIS-
Vu CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
BAIL BOAD.
Formerly Uie Chicago and filtaatulppl
Carrying the Gr:at American Express and V. S. Mailt.
r I'IIE Only Direct and F,.-.llable Route to tho South and
X South-West—*Seventy Miles Shorter than any other
Route.
two niAouoa etprisj txaihs dahy, BPsi>ats xiczptih.
L*<ivet Amvrt at
Chicago. st. Lcutt.
St. Louis Day Express 9.15 A M Liao A M.
Bt. Louis Night Express 10.00 P. M 2 15 p. M,
Trains run directly through wlthaut change of cars or
baggage.
foam Chicago to SL Louii in hmtrs.
. IMPORTANT Joliet, with the Rork
Island Rnilroad for Ottawa, Lu Ballo, Rock Island and Cen
tral lowa.
At Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, WaynesvlUe and Decatur, and with Stage* for Peoria
At yp. inrfeld, with Great Western Railroad for Jackson
ville and Illinois River.
At Alton, with Dally Line of Packets for Hannibal
Quincy and Keokuk; the most expeditious and reliable
route to ail portions of North-eastern Missouri.
At 6t. Louis, with Daily First-class Steamers for New
Orleans and intermediate points 00 the Lower Mißjiwdppi,
and with Regular Lines of Packets for Kansas, Bt. Joseph,
and ail points od tho Missouri, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkansas Rivers.
R- P. MORGAN, Bop’t, Bloomington, lU.
L. DARLING, Agent, Chicago, 111. [ap 7 ]
ILLINOIS
CEYTRAL RAIIROAD
SiAftii
Carrying tho Great U. States Hail and Eiproia.
TWO PAiSKtiOBR Tltirss BUN DAILY cn It* entir.
length from DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
This Road, In conjunction with Trains of the Ohio and
Miseteaipp) R. R. and Chicago and Galena Railroad, forms
the most direct and only continuous IL P., route from
CHICAGO to Bt. IXiUIS.
CHICAGO to OAlilO,
CUICAQO to DUBUQUE.
, Trains leave Chicago as follows :
10 A. M. and 10 20 P. M.—St. Louts ahd Cxiao Exprjss.
Pass. ag*ro for 6L Louis by this train take the ears of the
Ohio and Miss. R. R. at Sandoral, and are carried direct to
BL Louis.
934 A. M. and 4.10 P. M.— Dcduqc* attn Calms Ex-
PRoa, connwdog at Dunbeth (opposite Dubuque) with a
Iteilj Line of Steam Packets for St. Paul and the Upper
Mississippi river cities. vv
Trains leave Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7.80 A
M. and 7.00 P. 11.
Passengers from the East and places on the Ohio river
destined for SL Louis, will save 190 miles of tedious and un
certain river navigation from Cairo to Bt Louis, and arrive
Dfteen hours in advance of the river route, by taking the
can at Cairo. °
Tickets to St Louie, Oairo, Dubuque, 8t PbuL and all lm
portant placo-i by ihie route, can by had at the office of the
O^E^V^ 81 " ***>«&•««
F
I TTSBU It O H AH D COH HE LLSVILLK
Open from West Newton, Westmoreland
County, to fiXlltenburg Station, Fayette
County.
TUJS rASt BTIAHSR CLARA FISHER hating been char.
terwi by the P. i C. B. R. Co., will leave Pittsburgh
every evening at half past four o’clock precisely, for West
Newton, connecting there with the Trains or the Pitts
burgh nod Connellavillfl Railroad, which will run between
the aboT-poiuca until further notice, as follows :
Leave West Newton at 6:30 A.M4 stopping at Port Royal,
Smith’s Mill, Jaoob'fl Oreek and Layton; reaching Milten
burg at c-30 o’clock Returning, leave Mlltenburg at 6:36 A.
n.nV hto al tll v& y stations, and arrive at West Newton at
wS»s,?"K ectln< with tho 61 «“or CLARA FISHER for
Pittsburgh at noon.
MUtanbure i “nd ri r l * l,,U 'i n Weat NeWton atl2 OWOO* **
P. M, .toeing loavo Mlltecbarg at 6
fareirou, lbuno.irch t n u,i V
Union town .ud O.nn ?,? bar B' *M6. StegM for
a .Milteoburg d;o*iou. e wil l connect with theTratns
FM-tht *M tn* iniDHportwi ui.t,
apply 10 D W ctLbvvjc ft, * ch w *y daily. For rat£s
West N-wtnn; or to w THum'iJSw l^1 Superintendent,
board ib* at-am.<r Clara Fuber hi Prei Kbf Agent,' on
Mo.iongahola Bridge. OLIVER W
l"lu.i.,irvrh I “*“ I Bupcrint^ndoot.
CHarlotii mum,
MAN’UFACTOBKh AND DEALER in i’uno Four.. .
Importer of Muiic end Musical Irnarnm™?.®’
Agent for tho celebrated OAXBU&a Pianm^Sc?
Davis A Co.’. Boron Pianos, with and withoS’
lEodan Attachment. [>£ S ] ‘
GOING WEST.
n. H. HOUSTON.
Oeaurel Yr«l s ht Agent. PhlUdrlphia.
H. J LOMIIALKT,
PuperiotrndeoL Altoona, Pa.
CHANGE OF TIME,
AIR LINK HOUTE’
asD
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
R- B. MASON
EAIL-R 0 A D
RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUTE,
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN!
tuboogq
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi Eiver,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
Ail Railroad to th« Mississippi.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL ROAD
FORMXM.Y TH* CmOAQO AND ACBOit A A OIRT. MILITARY
TRACT 1L R. u; MOW OOMPLfiTED,
And Trains run the entire distance from CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lowa, without chaDga of Cars.
The Only Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY
KEOKUK, MUBCATINE, OQUAWKA, WAPELLO, FORT
DKS MOINES, COUNCIL BLUbF, Ac., and the only ALL
RAILROAD Route from OHICAGu TO ST.LOUIS BLOOM
INGTON, CLINTON, DIiCATUU, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD.
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and SliEcls-
Blpoi Railroads.
rr~r* a JU? a a S° 7 f Lina leave Chicago on the arrival of
thcptfinU} 111 sill laying over at any of
t ®' R S C3 j c *J'<* Burlington daily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri—tanking the quickest and
n l o . fi . «i»W« route to reach all the important points went
of the Mississippi as far a? Council Bluff, with from forty to
nity milas leas staging than by any other route. The Road,
d ° portion of the way, in laid with the contikupcb
“t ! smoothest riding and best Railroad In tho West
well rooked with the moetmodarn Locomotive* and elegant
now Oars.
By this route pasitengew are sure of making conneo
ttoas, and arriving at Bt. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
the vexatious del&y of fogu and Ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the route by Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
oharge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all the Railroad 0!11e-=fl in the East; at tbe Office of the
Company, corner of Clark and Lake streets. In the Granite
Buiidiug; at Inn Depot ot the Galena R. R., and at the
Mich. Cent. R. U. OUlco, corner of Lake and Dearborn fits.,
opposite Tremout Hon-*-, Chic.igo.
FREIGHT con'dgued by thin route will receive immedi
ate despatch. C. O. HAMMOND, Sup'L
C. E. FOLLkTT,
Gen’l Ticket Ag-’t, Chicago.
TICKETS can be procured at tho principal Railroad
Offices of the country. mhlß
CLEVELAND AND PITIBBOROH
RAILROAD.
CONKECTINO WITH
OlUo and Pennsylvania Ilallromd.
VIA ALLIANCE.
THE shortest, quickest «nd most reliable root* to Toledo,
ÜbKYELA?b EC^k Galena, and BL IcuU, is VIA
This ronte Ls On* riundisd miles shorter and about nice
hours quicker than the circuitous one via lndiannpoli*.
Two Daily Train* from Pittsburgh to ClsveJand.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
and Sl Louis thirty-r,rTea hours.
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad tearing Pltte*
burgh at 2.00, A. M. and 0.00, A. M„ connect at Alliance
for Cleveland as :
Trains for Cleveland Itot« Alliance at 6 65, A. M. t and 12 00
51., Mnn.-clins ut n»J™ irl'.h Treins !■■ r CuT»ho«« K«ib
au-1 -Akron, and arriviug In Cleveland at A. M. and
2.20 P. M, and bo h coonn'liu,- wiLb Trains for Toledo
Chicago and 8L Loui.t at ‘J GO A M. and 2 45 P. M.
The 3 00 p. M. Train from Pittsburgh make- no connec
tion far Cleveland.
Passengers for Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, and the Nortb-wjist, who wjah to go through with
out detention, will taka tho train leaving Pittsburgh at
6 00 A. ,M-i and arriving in Cleveland ot 2.20 P. 51„ as that
u tho only train l-y which close connections are mad*
at or fcryoml Chicago. Passengers by this train reach
Chicago at SO5 next morning, and Pt. U»ul« at midnight.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland and Chicago
PARR VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
ltfciou. 2f efr "deft.
To AillßDCe %i 30 To La Salle... $l6 CO $l3 W
“ Cleveland ... 400 - lte*k l#rd, lb 00 14 Oj
u Toledo 650 - Gv.-na ... Ik Ift UOO
“ DvtroiL 700 sr; fo ** .' i pt i .ugf-ld 18 70 10 20
“ Chicago.. 412A13 sivA» 44 Burlington ]d UO 16 (»
“ Bloooilngt...U;yo 14 lo " V.-ix. is oo hou
44 St. Louie 2100 Ift to
Passengers ar«* to pnv*ur*> their tickets u* lh*
office of this Company, in Coe Mv-nongahela Uoair, third
d'or bc;cw !h« rorner.
J. DCRANP, Sup’t. Cleveland.
J. A. CAUGUEY.Aj’t, PUtel urgb
100.000 COPIKSI
. im, - .-TKAMIIOAT DIXASTKBS OX
i amloro-ign'*:! have now In fv-aro* of nreparalj-cn a now
STEAMBOAT DIRECTOR A', whteh k II L ‘Lru.-d c Ocict-er
i n-ixt, the book wii! otiutalo ctrr two buedrod illu*
! tratei in tbe l»o.t style, en l nmtlv Loond In a d'jr«b‘ie
manner. IT WILL IIKU-SE o!‘ TUE SlcrfT
. INa BOOKS KVER PUIIUBUKD. and will be a ;h^,
; wdl Is? intero.-ting to nil claws cd pc.o;lr. Tbe STEAM
-1 BOAT DIRECSMRY wtll ronteln n J,*» *r t d do
scrlpticn of e.ll htcamteats n.- w r . n We«?«i TD
; and Bo .them waters Th- h-ngth, tviiel, pove*
j snd tenr.tr- c-f h bv-.t, itp-» *-;-i t r *|... - t -. A
| name cf the the triple anetein! Ab*o, the eim«*
:of Captains anrf t-Ciroro, h*r ag-, A ir
| will contetn a bl-t, ry ot and htearr.boattog on
| the Wwatern water. -10-m the appheatjon r-f rteam: also, a
l Sketch of tbe !te«: bom ball: for tb*» Oh 1 -- Itlri.r, Wtlh tbe
name of the builder, .-cimascJ, r and <.-»u.-r
; . KH Ki'. MKEtTi.>RV w»M «x> Q iai U a lc<t end dow'sv
! Uon of all the -TRaMI! J A 7 D 1 'ArTERS lh-*l
red nn the WKcIERS L THKIIN WATERA twaau.
fully Ulu.trotel, wI;J. a U»T ip .\U. TUO*» wilx
liA\E D HV TiiKlj; fcUiiMNG ai^KISQ
AND KXBIDDING, cm the and s-azh- r, wa'^a
wUi^r ' uia Uir '»*'■ «ten»rtpi4.'
Missouri, tislucis, Uh'.-e, Jte-J, oua-Ld», VoaoT
ami other K.rer-, wiih :h • Town* n«i friv# t 3 i 1 .love, wt b
eerrertdi-teoer*. *!>*-. many r-th<-r Rivnr a«td tVw»«rr-*i
item* of inter*-? to the p*.-*j,ia «: Tb- i-.-i *
contain the rxr-:* • f t?-n urhu* l' r l . Mdj -:.' 0
trad#» they are la. ,Ae Wra.-t--; y c
a romj let . i-.*t of »H th- r->*-.t.*.lh> |,.-4a-j
Offi.vm, t.Vi: ria.-- c-f r«-.1,-»o S v*v , Ac rt**-,
boat Law. fu re-iute.tsci.-*, whh .-.'s*s»:ur--.* «h. wu--
wherein R b,rxrfUs lb- .v'^
rom/vte-n; oflzrr Ac ,hr . ftri > a ~\ r . r!; , (■"* w
prom* C-t-ort Nnmh.-,! , Jp 1! tb- u-;*, I
end liupt-rteot t > fTtr-.. r;---* . f 1 - Ut--* j't.. !
pc-rtAM Det-ei- u* . : L>..* tw-.-'u- r” f: «-w r...-aV 1V- ■
Ir*f«ht» ar.i l-xr.upwl, A-. A-r.. with .•••■.-- ’
thing* of Intrro*:. j
Tlte Directory »!'! 1# Jilnstrale,! io ?he -r 7 V ,r «
ri o<rt "> !b " »”« It- .-Jt..- h». I r .1,
bevo galhertcg ail the » n-l I 1
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f,rrn Th* ;.rlc tb. worl «!U h. r . u ; |., w
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to ,)n » uon.-,, „ nil, b „ prto va a 01... .ri.nvf In
a-ittanre This work I - ... h »T. , . ii-~ul.fi n. M
orer KiailTT Tf.-A.1L lh . * p .,T:7.w7',re
•r'-r" 4 1- ni.n fr-m .1!
parte or tti* country, dau'y han of the «Uwtm-r.
*■' Umre. nr. rentrlbu h.,l
U> the Steamboat Dirw-turv.
Tbe Direcis.ry will U Urue-l Id t>tel-T, and will b- an
ornament b> the a. b.i q« v-.-.i ft - -.•.xaa,!>-««• Ite-r-.p-iuv'
One Dollar a*o.-t paid) you * IU rsv-n . n lijC
All c-iatnunlcadena end Uu.,-, u tc
. JAME* T LL«JVD A U)
Wlt P‘wti»C»w MuiWin/. Oinrln.^tl
Alaiauder W. Votur,
AITOR.'.KK AMI UUIINUfiM/,!, At f.jU
•on li. lliuKui, Afoul t , U,: u „i,
.na IWuin., .ml (r„ tl,. l> u .„,
UrUaiu and lrctan.l
#ArColiw.dV/Oa luofle in thteaud G"ulu«* Kb
lau-a of da-ttienu Real fouu L-u.-U B . i-i
ieOAWI, AD'J I .Ut. otiiiw.Ud tf.H,... lU.U.UI ».
or othertweurll) ‘hit** eij.o.jn«i and mie oaoej. ,i u . h
liflWi on PGL'll l 1) t-litel, i. r«w doon< Et*>» e Puilhfieid
i'ltiahurgh, M/u-1. 2h, l<U--|eitj26yi*wj
A. W. Puil«r,
Ni/fAlty I'UiHJij, sod C«.&mtte>i„nt:r fi.i a,® riasc« of
Teni.eaaee, New Haoijmhjre. OoiiueA.u-.ui,
new 1 ork, Mlrhlgnij, Inwa, Ohllfbiuia eod Vu-gtnia
drawn, arid onknowtedgmen's aiid |.r.*,fc
taken for r*oo*d or une lu any of ih„ aL.*« naiuod ilui, c
Illinoifl, Mississippi and Rhode Island ’
March 28. 1865 {mh2.B d«v '
Orricj* ov Mo.vosoauaLA Navi-istimk o>., i
E l*itt»burgh, July U I Site ’/
Y authority of a Supplemeni to the Charter of ibis
Oomnauy approvod the 25th 'ay of January, 1K54 re
quiring th« Company to extend tha improvement above
Browtuville, end oumorixlng tho application vt the tolls of
tho Company to that object, and the distribution of ro w
fltock amongst tho stockholder!! to an tmoant equal to the
earnings of tho Company thus expended—the Treasurer
has been instructed todhitrlbuto amongst the stockholder!),
In new stock, Pour percent, upon the amount hold hr tl.em
respectively, which will be placed to tbe credit of their
accounts on tbe booku cf the Company.
, , n „ W U. OOPKLAND.
jyl9:d4w Traoourer of Mon. N«v (Jo.
Er.sftL Min. <
All.irt.«i,,, Jul, Mill, (run (
'I’IIL interv.rl of /isart) Cmu/s bo«1 4m ]’
1 CHltna iu our firm--*as £ -e, ij mutual fr-.m
am] after ihls date MiIVAN, KCNhKDV *’m
jyl7:lm
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.'— Dr —BROWN
hereby informs tbo afflicted that his remedy for the
aDore mentioned diseases is one that will cure. n« will
warrant a care in any case of this kind. This remedy was
never known to fail when properly persevered with.
Many saffer the torture of thlscompluint for months and
years, when a few months would procure a certain, safe
and speedy remedy.
Omreaud Prirete Coi.nultlng Rooms, No. 41 DIAMOND
alle >’- ;.M
D^T«no9lilf^L.^l n^fiUeB 10 be consulted tor the curt? of
SECRET DISEASES. Ills succosh in long standing
case* ia unequalled. The afflicted are Invited to call with
out delay. Persons afflicted with Venereal Diseases,
Rheumatism. Pilos, or Seminal Debility, should Dot delay
to get hifl advice. Letter? containing a foe immediately
answered. *
Office and Private Booms, No 41 Diamond alley, Pltta
bnrph. ’’ jr , o
/■'IABTKB’S NEW BOOKS at DAVISON'S, 66 Market st—
Xf r , n ? n * or Filial Piety Exemplified ;
Pbllip Colville, a Covenanter's story, by Grace
Kennedy;
Fatally at Hcatherdalo, or the Infloonee of Chris
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William WilDorforco, or the Christian Statesmen
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The Doad In Christ, their State, PreaeDt and Fa
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Prayers of the Apostle Paul;
Stray Arrows;
Works of Philip Henry; Jacoby Notes, vola 1
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Memoirs of Oberlln ; Rloh and Poor, by Byltr
Ashton Cottage; Manual for the young’
Footsteps of gt. Paul;
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«m« «»»- «•■■«<. u-
BAKU'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
A.bc™. Aj?; w r'
those Fine Lawn Dresses at 50 and ' uotb<,r . ol
100
}yH A._A. SIASON A CO.'S, 26 Fifth hi.
E QOB-0 bbta, in fin. ortar,' oimn.r K ;nrnTiid
for sale by Cjjr27| ATWELL, LEE a on
REFINED BUGABB—76 bbl. Crushed, Powdered
Refined White Sugars, jost rec’d and for Kale by
Jy27 ATWELL, LEE A 00.
FOE SALE—That superior House and Lot, No. 141, on ■
Fourth, above Smlthfleld fitreat. It Is offered at a low V Cottage House In Alleahenr tor sale,
prlc. Enquire soon of THOMAS WOOD 3, .S™* 790
bV No. 76 Fourth at. a *?? 101 for * 760 -
1 1 A ‘',‘ NW bbla N. 0. Tur, largo bbls, In fine order, to ar- , for $450. m oUfiß 0011 lejt on M. unt Washington
A ll', on and for sale by j Small Farms In Ohio and Virginia Ibr ,»i. „„ „„ re™,
11 ATWSU, LEE A 00. by [W4] B; OmwutxtimJux&iT'
„ MANSION HOUSE.
QEOKQE ADHEKTZ, Pbopeiktob,
N°t,^ 4 , ''EPF BT ? EET ’ beside the PssMn^r
Depot of the Pennsjlronia Rallrord, whloh makealt
rtu “by ttS T^S. n ‘ htn? “ ln lhß d,y for P<™«g«»*rri-
The Proprietor haring, at considerable eipeme, fitted un
fSllv e R t6t l l0 ’ 018 man SION HOUSE, »onldnSpKt’.
fi liSS'iiS-fe 0 public patronage. Tfawe is attached
a splendid BTABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
lngample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Lardw and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford- feblty
~7 CLAIR HOTEL,
TCb rner of Penn and Si. Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Ills, undersigned, formerly of “Brown’s Hotel," having
taken this large and commodious HOTEL, and having
refitted it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a calL As
sured, with the convenience of the house and his long ex
perience in the business, ko ; can give entire satisfaction,
and his charges moderate.
feb22 WiL 0. CONNELLY,
GOOD INTENT HOUSE,
CORNER OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
the Railroad Depot.
janl&ly JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
OWSTOJS’S.
WAYERI.KY HOUSE, £0 Bouth Eighth street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia. [au2ifcy
' " THE UNION, '
NO. 11l Arch street, Philadelphia. T. S. WEBB (late of
the Eagle,) Proprietor. [au29:y
OA6KILL HOUSE:,
CORNER OP MAIN AND SOU7II STS, WARREN, O'
rpUE Proprietor tnfcea pleasure in announcing to the
1 public that thi/> new and elegant Hotel him been opened
as a house of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio Stago Company,it offers
inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommoda
tion of the traveling community.
A share of public patronage is respectfully bo Ltd ted.
au!7 M. GASKILL.
FRANILLIN HOUSE.
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
PARKER & LAIRD, Proprietor*,
bicmilLas house:,
JOHNSTOWN, TENNA
THS undersigned haring taken charge of the above
named House, and refitted It at a largo expense, In a
comfortable as well as elegant stvle, Id now prepared to re
ceive guests, and give ample Batisfhction to all who may
pa ionise the House. (aoSttf) _ JAMES DOWNEY.
HARD'S HOTEL,
\Late Farmer's Exchange,]
TUTO. 133 LIBERTY BTREET, foot of Fifth street, Pltts
burgh. SAMUEL lIARE, Proprietor.
This Hotel Is entirely new, having Just been completed
and opeurd for the accommodation of the public. (sepl3
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohio.
C PATRICK A BON, PaorouToss.—This House has on
• dergone thorough and extensive repairs, alterations,
and large additions of now furniture, etc., and the proprie
tors pledge thomsclres that nothing shall bo wanting on
their part to render the Faaasua a place where all tho oom
forts of a firs, claw hotel gin be found.
0. PATRICK A BON.
FLORENCE HOTEL,
NC. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(co.vDCcrxo 05 Tea rtaopaj..i plan.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
RESTAURANTS
WILKIKB HALL.,
w. C. QALLAO UEft, 1’ aoraisroE.
/I'urtA xirre, l<fiwrn IVo-jd and SmUfylsld.
HP HI 8 spacious otabUdhinent ha« b»*en leased by the cub*
X wxiber, and completely runo-f
lle 1* at all hours prepared to furnish
erery luxury that can be found in the best leguiated
restaurants in the States. 11b spacious Bar will always be
supplied with the r*ry best Liquors. Gams of erery d«**
eeriptlou. In Its season, can always be found at Wilkin*
Hall. |ap7 ] W. C. OA ( L \UH BH.
Biflk KXCUANtik,
THIRD STBECT, 13KTWKJCN WOOD AND MAK.SET.
?abftcrihrni b-g lease to Inform thrlr friends and
X t:<€ public fenerallT, that they hare leased the abore
well known ftestaarant, which hi* just been thoroughly
r-ocTated, repaired and re-furul-dird, and now open. The
proprietor* hare spared no expense to make the Bank Kx
change a comfortable msort, u well for the epicure as the
business man. The larder will at all times be stocked with
the drbeaden of tile season, and serred up nnder the auspl
f'~* rooks. They respectfully ask for tna
of a penerc-us public.
J SCUANDELMEiIEa,
O H FUA>CIH
toitsicopiA *
■»i~o v sie a and coffee n o u a e,*s»
A'c. 4(i, t\fJi Sirtel, Uivrtm Wood end JLirkti.
)»el«* 1% ; nrr**atson.
CftYS T A L PALACE,
No. 1 H flarkst street* *
C. C. SEELY,
RKSPECTKCLLY Informs his friends and the
jjtjJr 'Ubllr :c general, Vhal he bas just started his
\fe%Jjjfey ** rW \-.-rt and Phliadelf-Ma modern style ct
tXH'fi 1 Ni» 1 1 cTKlfo anJ ofory tlitug else in tha
eating Un*. Oysis-’# .a th:? bbed r.r ji.’aed, for ISbf cent*
* d-«x*a. H« »ul alar furaf-b thr of errryUiicg that
the market will aifojd 11-:«us« always open until 3 o'clock
In the morning _ _ oarlN-tf
OYbTfelll HALUO.'t AS 1> It kBT A t' ll'aStT
10 4 W {)>} i) S T II KL T •
.lubvuit-r h.** l k, uYSTfiK lUI.OON AND
LAiINd H .L'i-f. t.-d in » that cannot
•f'wbd br.o* »«>,;•*( i a the ..-It/.
Wil.l. UK o.*;'a Y£.i' ir at ALJ UOVLK Of
IUK ua r. fj.im ih-
Cholcaai Men*, tow la, l-'Uh, A<., *ei
I*»:i ’ ! I ir* u*‘ **x,i4 k* wju-US
•'-i.? iOTi?* lie ... '.Ls pjLilC t. IU
\JUAKU» PTII.L,
Hi> W.v-ri ilpeeU
Jalrl Ui said
Hi. Cial t U«f r tlrairery.
':'U r. uiv-l-rr.-ic:.*-.! '••••;•*-'■' J l l r inf.-mit t_r;« j übik Lhal h»
£ llt:'.w[u..i s-.'-'.-.fti ’-; U' r*r'*-|,'iT4N fAintl*-** end the
~'v l -lu «i*Ji hu *l.},r*W I..UiKA BKKK. in
‘ Ail cr£*r t ;.f> a i j.., i>'T.r*'.NO DIAMOND
A I.L f.\ . i n**f V\ ,«, u; !«•; a ti-tueily eit*ir. i*v! t»;
LV.\ ft* J«iiTcrei 1- er.y fart c f .f:» ray cr Yl-iclty.
ir r <.l rtCHK.NCK..
U«“»u' Lapcr ii«*r Uaij,
Ac. K'*- cj-if-fuf l /Yctujj.
l 'l' , ilL iubjfn!-fT lii» nc r.; LC® uirgaet ao 1
A L«t TicUixpu iljvii* io iby wW Liu U<mt ia
ictctj’s Uj t*. « ru;-rr«cr ai.j vlfur v
iUs.-'-i.4ii'm »;*At V, b« *in - ...5i.
A. UEStTL
Kannatt Ala.
W n K>* r »L!9H, f*.k of .-Miru'3 cp-l*-br%t«sj
If • henn>;t Aiaec-1 Ltn-wr. AU"ut A lno», Ocnxnira Ala
au-1 I‘iTVr. In end jAui
Tbf of ec-i it* trade, li rMpertfullT
***li .<1 oull y
Mineral Water and Hareatiarllla
W >J L> KSGW!*!!, !•»! ‘•ir—L, tv'.Tw iVim, l* no*
IT uuj botxlicir.* Iho ebeva boTnares on
»c. «*l«tsl»r. jvai*. tus »rticJn2ir« cf the besX <iualUy, an l
from tb» purvit materials. octl«:Ij
HOPI’EKH PA TENT PLA\E
TV. f K r" nl •“ wryly aW'EWua,
.in,S i ' i S ? C MAKMU -‘. * r ' J "ffi- ™ m IVuwl :;«Qrr»lljr,
»U)| LU I etf ut#*t arU ratuaU*. I’l.ANad. J
All wU„ har* tn«l It, prunc-unco .1 a c u*i Valuable In
«*ntloQ that rju.i a<c>ti com* lab> « ocral ur». The M-
ptacti-ai *ftrkjn-n ara but two amoofl
I.»ac, r I.U.r, tha l|»u.wt*a hasrwtirM r«o t a f a,l thu
rlan« ail utii«i« tu Uo« :
Hthm Cawzi»t Farroai, l
lv February 2i, Idifc, . /
•«l «. * * i V f ' tli * •“t twel»« laontho
i. T*i , *! Jo not
... , t ." .. ** un>l Carp«ntorfl a« bq
i ‘*i“*Vk ,"Z* '»*“• V,-x.nMt«r» Meuliart;
. ‘ *• "V- ■ »»luol. ..,4 .ll UTt,
iUc i * »au«-ra, It a far auparlor U>
.) r J « “•-‘•Ht'A. Un,t«v, a aartUjf of
.'u“- » ' ’ “‘ ,l “; "■'* *il‘ V'.n. .nor.
’ “ ’ ■=»** J'- !•; .ur <.U..r 1.1.,,. oi.thod
T..’w.,.« t e.s„a,
zUivt zzn
11 t«'*n,l.d,.. . oombln.lto,, «4
acraf-rr *
li i* particularly adapted to planing Ten««rs, and It does
dm rovjul re oae-fourth the Um»or labor of the nld m*tlu>d
and I bare no doubt, when It* properties become ffenermllT
known, bat that it will entirely . operate the former t£
dlous and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully recommend It to all pereon* engaged tn
the Cabinet badness, u from my knowledge of It, there is
nothing do well fitted to giro a smooth and beautiful finish
to reu««n as the Hopper Patent Bench Plane.
Jamis W. Woodwhl.
, Fur ,? lt “" ".reroomu, 37, S 3 Third id, Pittsburgh,
riUtiuryh, February 27, 1866.
»u?f PI T EATON ' of thls clt T’ '« ta>' »ole Agent for tho
“ i;f I laoei, or of rights to manufacture and soil them
Htteburgh, March 21, 18M—(mh21:tff' HOrt,EK -
OfJUf ?'* MMU'OAWTItiB COLLKOKT”
t DAY AND KVKNINO, throughout the Summer.
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING
1 aught from DuffSyntem of Book-keeping, eanotloned by
the Chamber of Commerce of New York as the moot per
iod work upon account n now in use r
DOUBLE ENTRY STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING
Embracing eight trips of o boat-illustrating ro shipmenta
of ireight and paaa«ng«iw, owners’ settlements, before and
u ter w»le of the reesul; trauatera of owners’ shares, and
other Important matters not attempted in any of the on*
trip systems ol Steamboat Book-keeping In use
ir, PENMANSHIP,
Taught by Mr. J. D. WUliam% the only professional teacher
of penmanship now In the city. earner
MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC
Embracing a now method of computing interest, with all
?o°n fl m in t us B e PPro7ea übbreV,&t,onß lfl nSrcantTjrJmpuU-
. MERCANTILE LAW.
Although other* Advertise those 10-ture*. thl* <vlll h.
“t’:^: lußtUutioa in “»
49*0*11 ni get a Circular and sample of Mr WilUama'
Penmanship before engaging jeffl
piIKLD BOOK FOBUAILKOAU JiNQlNJSElls.—Oontin.
4“ , 1 5 tor laying out curves, determining Axis an
,' V KI ng V Cll S! i , laU, “* «»«h-work, etc., etc.,
or| Uo“‘'s, deflections, long chords.
l | C T ? rt \ tlo ?- end natural signs tan-
Efo™“ te t i,76 "■ a ' nCS ' °‘ f U EnSlnMr
**- a ' he ol d' ,c ; o' tho present work Is to supply a want
rw.y^ 0 . 0111 yfe . l by Assistant Engineers on Railroads
convenient form for use In the field, coStlSdM
?£^d? l,1 * r iu lograr^Ithmatlc tables aro common enough- bn?
abook combining with these tableß others pocullar^o’ the
rl1 ’ ° n , d M ' , " cial| j th ° heoesea?, formal®
w^lch 'XXVSSgIZSZfifi'
B neern ’ and lhink U well adapted to the Ob
fmin.i A lh P™? o ***’ an<l hnv * O' l question but It will be :
! j? d *!! 7 tn nDd practical volume both forofflceand
nUaWOrk * D. 11. AlAIUtf.
Inrnn , . , , , Trot, April 21,1864.
», " lth Wr - llenc *’* little manual, the
!• IcM Book of Hailroad Engineers.” With the presenta
tion of some of the moot practical and useful of recognised
KSSf*** a ™°?B railway engineers, he boa given others
which, now at leant 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 oay deslra
ble. oracUcal use. In conclusion, while I think the design
of Mr. Henck s book is each as to adapt it excellently well
to J£°r ßfi !? n ,- a ? ee< * R f 1 havo pleasure In expressing my
cordial aatlflfaction with its oxecution, alike with the per
spicuity of arrangement effected by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
r , „ . B. Foanklih Oaica,
_ , Bn( * Director of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
For a&i * b ? WILLIAM 8. HAVEN,
ftuS Dealer in Engineer*’ Stationery,
_ Market street, corner of Beoond.
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HOTELS.
PROPRIETOR.
D. BARKABD
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
£TNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
PAID UP
Casti Capital) ------- 6500,000,
rflHB THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
J. Assets of the iETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford, as famished this agency on the Ist of January, 1665,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered 4 16,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cent, pay
able Bemi-annually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured bv mortgage... 7,313 17
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable at Bank... 35
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 07,615 00
Bank Stocks in the dty of Hartford. 142,806 00
Bank Stocks In New York dty 98,060 00
Oaah on hand, In Bank, and in hands of Agents
and others. - 212,606 08
5773,278 63
The amount of liabllitiesduo or not due to Banks or other
1 oredftors, —nothing.
Losses adjusted and due,—aone.
Losses adjusted and not due, $148,618 22.
Losses 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 risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured In any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material anti construction of buildlngn,
the width of the supply of water and condition of
the fire department, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies; the
design Is to limit the loss by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or le?a.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary
Svati or OoH.HSOTicnt,) Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1886.
Hartford county. / 8
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
tho AStna Insurance Oompany, and made oath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, Is true, according to
his best knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Pouce.
Losses paid by this Company for the year 1854 exceed
$760,000, while the premiums raced red for the R«mo time
far exceed any other year, since the organization of lb«
Company.
Policies, covering nearly ail descriptions of propertv, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
tST Office, No. 67 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JS&U HL P. TEN EYCK, Agent.
A£T»A INSURANCE COMPANY;
OP HARTFORD, CONN.
COAaTST.It>,
PAID UP
Cub Capital $500,000
Caah Surplus, on Ist Jakdabt, 1856 $373,473
THIS Capital Stock and Burplus is socurely Invented for
the benefit of all policy holders. As an evilence of
the claims we have to public confidence, and of its ab:)l“y
to pay los*M> promptly, we otata a fact, that Its receipts
vary from $126,000 to $160,000 per month. Us businwi la
Urge and well distributed, and In our oplolon no Company
In tho United States affords butter Indemnity to polJ< y
holders than the J2tna. They continue to make insurauo?
on propertv In town and country, at rates as low us is roo
sistent with safety to the poliev holier.
If. B. TEN EYCK, Age-t.
Office, North west comer Fifth and Wood struts
Pittcbargh. ap2o:ly
ij EL A W A It K
2fUTUAX SAFETY IHBUBAHCIE COMPANY.
OFFICE In the North Room of the Exchange, on Third
street, PHILADELPHIA.
MAIUNE INBUBANCS3.
On Viaaiia, \
Oifcso, Lxo all parts of Lb* World.
ffIEGQTB. )
INLAND INBDBANCE9
On good, bj rir.ra, c»n»l«, Ul.a »nd l.nd c«t1 W b, t,
all partsef tee Union.
FILE INSUBANCEB
On merchandise generally.
Os etores. hooaea, Ac.
AfISKTa OF TUB COMPANY. Kovenber T, 1953
Bonda and Mortgage* »A2L300 00
BUt«of Pennsylianla, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loan*, .181 553 12
Btt«k* In bank*, railroad* and Insurance* cosa
paniea 24,012 20
Billi receivable— 150 *525 94
C*Abonh*nd— H on
iialancesln tbe hand* of Agents and premium*
on Marine Policies recently LajQeJ 151 to 7 €7
eubecflpUooNos* oo
matoroas:
Wm. MarUn, Dr. D. M. Hasten.
Joseph U. Beal, u af h Craig,
Kdmond A Boud*r, ■ Spencer M’llrtlo.
John C. Davis, ’ Charlw Kelly,
Robert Burton, Samuel K. stoker
-ohn IL Henry Sloan
Qeorg* 0. Lelper, Jame* Tratiuair,
Edward Darlfogtoo, Wm. Evr* Jr
IL Jone* Brocks, Joshua* L. PrW,
J. 0. Johnson, JanwTenneot,
Janca C. Uaod, John B. Bezaple,
peopilu. Paulding. Charles Beha?«.-
J«n.J U MT.rl.nd, ]. T. Loj»n, Mtteliarch,
W. L Lu4wlj, b. T. C. Morf.n. J,-,
WJI. MARTIN, l*rcmd«ct.
Jnnru W. Cc.lt, B.c-j UUB C “ ASD - VIM * > r..14«n1.
„ r- A- MADCRU, A..nt,
I-.. 115 So. Bi W.i.r Btrwi:. Ultt..bnri;h
Th« Vr»aKllm fc'lr. Imnr.nc. Cornnnav.
Of PteladtlpMa, itoinsyimma. * *
DIRZCTOSi— Chnrlw W. lUjxlrr, TUnEM H.rt, Tnb»j
»«n.r, gjrantl Ur.nl, J.rob U. bnjth, G.o. w, Rich.
•{4*. Mffltdrat D. L»»ir. Adolcii B. 3. Bro.n,
M~rrb I-.lt.nca. Ca.i. ,N. E.i ij. ’
Chaa U. iUACxn, fircrtZiry.
to ltuaiMM. r-r iimitM cn sr.rT
iMnrtflura of pn>;«,rt7, in t&wu ul isanlrT, .; retw =0 i-i
a* are craaistoGl with ewurity.
Tt. ocmrtny h... msfri-l • Ccnans.= t FnnJ
wblch, »llh Ui.Jr r. r .1t.l .cj tu-rclunns lnr„.n-4 ,f.
ftird aapie protartion to ths aajurrd.
pj* AsM-ta ct the O ompaav* on January Irt, lASI, a n tn 1 ,
Ulhtd to an Act of Assembly, ware u *•'
Urrl;..-.
l-' 1 su-r
»»sspc,THry Loanj «■. •.
f’-f',- - ...:
•- - fl
*«,au;oi 11
th«.r luriwycratv a, a prkd of twrotw-fie
U*y h*r« p»u cpwarS of One MlKi-in F-o r Hu'.. 1r» 1 ! ‘l\
•and LV-Uar*. by dr*, tberebr r ry : . ; Vj
aivaiilac*« of lasuraac*, aa Wtli wi tbf an 1
Ctea to meet with promptsoß all *
J.OARDINKH CufriN, Arect
Pcrtb-sacl CC7 WatvJ an i T>,l- ! i-cj
TUIC usiticd~statkh
LIFE INSUBAMGE,
AdiNDITT and TRUST COMI’ASV
PniLADELriIIA.
CHARTSRRD APRIL SBTH, 1840
CUAKTSB 1-EKPKrUAL.
CAPITAL §250,000.
O$U&, 8. S. CoTTitt of r/uVJ as'j Ohitlr.ut
Street *, Philadelphia.
Offlceri of tie Home Usanl of /’Aiiadtffy’itu.-
ciaacToaA.
Btephen R. Crmw&rd, Paul n. Goddard
Aobrofi* W. ThccjNon, Uwrenve Joba^-o
Bmjanin W.Tlngley, Geo. Sm^ury,
la. Florence, Jiqp 3 DeTe-eux.
WIUUm M Oodwin, WUliam M’Kee.
President— Stephen 11. Crawford.
P»» I*rtti4eni— Aabroaa W.Thompsen.
Xtficai ißtnrnrr, I'itutergh—Jiann. milron, M D.
AlirgAtny atf— E. B. Muait, M. B.
„ OKO. B. ARNOLD, A .rut,
datlTt No. 74 PoortU TOMit, 1-ltubnrgh.
rEHHSYLVAHIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGII,
CORNER OP roORTII AND SMITHyUILD STREETS
I„ n ..A a l“ 0 r , *«' 1 Capital. $300,000.
S J"L n * h CI i UI; '' O ? ‘? d oth “ r l ,r <To«T again. l Inn. or
dam.,, bj yiTH, ,nd Ih. prrll. of ttj. 3,. ,di lnl.nl
i>«vlg»UoQ and TranspcrUtlcn.
WASCTOIU..
J ' hll,tOT1 ' Rodj P«!t«m>n,
" . ircUatMk. Kf.nn.dj T. wind.
D. M Ung, I. Ortet Sproul,
A. J. Jon<«. a«OTK« 11. While,
J«cob Pelnier, a. A. C.rrfrr,
larnoj 8. N.jl.j, w. 8. U.ren,
nftJe Uarapton, D. K.rtr&
H. R. Cocrfahsll. *
SSL« WS1 ‘ rnwidrfnL
A A « q RODY PATTKBSON, Ylr* PrwddeuL
A. A. Cab urn, Secretary and Treaauirr
A Carbxib, AaajjUpt B«aeUry.
Weator Ixuur*"** ~
rtsitorn Ituoraneo Company, Pitubnrtrh
a. MILLER, Jr.,/VMutrni. | r*M.Ms, "£krp
CAPITAL, •aoo.ouo.
W“'»;"" 1 T n ‘ t •*l_k‘nd» of rinka, FIRE and MA
pJompUy p ®i. Al ‘ l °“ M ’ ri " U lllMrall 7 ■<«““•<* *nd
A llonolMtltaUon.iomMged by Dimotom who are wall
tbo community, and who are determined, by
promptneaamidUbetwHty, to maintain the character w Licit
“PJ J 1” •““>?». ** °“" rtl, B th » heat protection to thoaa
who daelre to be Insured.
£jWi. r RJWUe r , Jr.,o. W. Ricketaon, J.W. Batter
W^M o Lion'J W ' “*°- Ihmßen * UBOr B« W. Jackson,’
F> A bfi «ndefmbflf^Thom« Eccdt J ™"
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c,
GOODS 11 Watoms, JiwsLßr, Bit7«* Was*
r 'ii?* 1 * Goods, Wiiousal* asd Riiail.—Coun-
alerohßma and strangers visiting onr city are request
ed to call, as we can serve them as well, and we think b t
i\ u#Mkl, 3 r •*» in Kastorn cl Ilea, be-Me*
giving them a responsible guarantee—an item difficult to
obtain in many shops.
Bllrer Detached Levers 410 to 116,00
r ,a\ S O nA.? y « 7 10 10,00
Ladles' Gold Lover and Leplne Watches, *26, and upwards.
Gentlemen's do do do $36 to $2OO.
i™ if’ K «y». Pencil*. Spectacles, Pena, Lamps,
In excellent variety, and at lowest prices.
a ' Pairing done promptly and in a superior
manner. All work anu all goods warranted.
W. W. WILSON,
6» Market aareet, corner of Fourth.
JOHN LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
No. »01 Lihxstt Strict.
RECEIVED tha following rery choica nr
BRANDIES. i Hock,
Qente Brandy, (very fine,) 1 Lisbon.
Otard Dnpuy A 00. (super.) i
Marrctt A 00. Jamaica,
Baiarao. Santa Oroz
GIN
WINKS.
Sarcial Madeira, Boguet,
Howard. March i Co., Mad’ra London Oordial,
hast Indio Madeira, ‘ Bobnappa.
Table jo SUNDRIES
£“„*> Bh l nT ' ■ Sooteh Ale,
TobS U 10 Barclay's London Porter,
n .. do : Wild Cherry Brandy
„ '!'< : Absinthe, 1 J>
Beeowln* Port, Anisothe,
e i 0 ■ OuracOß,
at ; Sardines,
Mitaga Dry'“ ret - '
Do flS’et S! U u^ a - and Blaok Teas,
Champagnes * ♦J 1 0 11800 Cheeso,
Anchor, ’ 1 m P®J*ed Hayana Clgare, of
Veraeney, . *“J oua br «»da,
Huideaeck, ■ Uhl Monongahela Whisky, of
businMs 6r ‘ Wlth 1,1 othl>r • rUde “ connected «ith the
WIG manufactory.
„ MRS. RENTER,
*wr' from the Aqueduct, oppozile the ChUectnr's otfize
IS PBPH A AiXXOHINT CITY. J
kSSfJf KKD T 0 nLL OHDEKd FOB WIQ3, and all
Th h. ° rn * m,nt<l » Hair Work.
«*ti«rlcttaS » ° f . in furnish td, and entire
myl6.(Uwly
r \^ JttJQ'lSTKlt Issued by Thomas Woods, and
Variety o?rTisi[ at 76Fourtli -street, describes a great
would dn Houses and tots. Those w&ntiog homes
Ofis OoMSl U a ? > i etaße « latw - Ou is described a ftw
BUS country fleets. ijrtj IHOilAfl WOOD*
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
AUSTIH I.OOBXIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
OJJlce, No. 92 Fburth $t. t above Wood,
]VrOTE3, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on coll*-
-a. * teralfl, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bonght and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
All communications attented to prompUy.
WM. H - ™.UAXS —I AS- B. M'VAV.
Wm. H. VVllllami A Co..
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
S Comer IPood and r/iird ilrteis.
All triansactions made on liberal terms. Collections
of Buie, hotea, promptly attended to, jan36.lw
WILLOCttI
BANKERS,
AND Dealers In Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver
Coin. Currant and Par Funds received on deposit,
tslooks bought and sold on commission. Collections made
st any point in tho United States.
Souih East corner of Market and Fifth streets,
m f n PITTSBUBOH, PA.
ARTHURS, RODGERS & CO,
bankers and brokers.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMTBFIELD STREETS .
Pittsburgh, Fa.
PATRICKS A FRIEND,
_ _ BANKEBS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Bart Rrmmtd their Office forte Ckrmtr of Fifth arid Wood tit.
__ Pittsburgh, pa.
T) A i HICKS & FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
ood Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
ana Bank Notes. Exchanges on tho Eastern and Western
OUioa constantly for sale.
Ooileetiona made in all tho eitlee throughout the United
mates. Deportte roceired in par funds or current paper, st
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. [feb3
N. HOLMES A SONS' ' "
BANKEBS AND EXOHANQF, BBOKKBB,
nava aaaovEp maiß bakukq asp axmujraa oma 90 ho.
N:' rctra dooes below old suhd.
UOLMhS A Bankers and Exchange Brokors,
OoliecUoni! madn in all the cities throughout the United
?*; eived fe P ar f«nda or current papar, No.
rtreot, between Third and Fourth gta. Ijafifttly
TIEHNAN A CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
Ao. 96 Wood Street, comer of Diamond Alley
B__ , PITTNECSaa, PA.,
UY AND SELL Bank Notes and Coin; Discount time
exchange, and promissory notes; make collections in
an the principal cities of the Union. Receive deposits on
call and on interest, end give their prompt attention to all
other matter* eppcrtalningto a Broker’s business. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand. mar 6
JOHN WOODS.
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
DKALXB n»
Ksohango, Commercial and Bank Fote*.
OIOCK and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
Fourth street, nearly oppoeite the M. M.
declfl
HILL ft CO..
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
„ CCXNTB OP WOOD AWD FIP7H BTUXBA
OIGUr EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
,1 Tlm * wu ® 01 Ksc hange and Notes discounted.—
Geld, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections
made tn all the principal cities of the United States De
poaua revived of Par nud Current Funds. [mar2Tly
iwAit*a, xo'S'ae.d uahm, rtoaxsci
KRAWBR ft EAHK,
Bwww, b and exchange brokers,
CY AND SELL Gold, BDver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loan* cn Real Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
r Notes and Time Bills, on East and West- bnv
and sell Stocks on Commission. ***
Collections made on all points in the Union. fmyl
0. E. ARHOLD ft CO.,
D XJANaJSRS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BALERS i= Exchange. Coin, Bank Notes. Bight and
Kme Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union. ’
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
-.*9* s S- 7 oarth *b crrt doog Bank ofPlttsb'g. feel 3
Drmus'.u a nd 'forrfn Eicharyt. Bank Abies, Odd and Silver
Bmightt Sid andEschangtd, at the
BXC H A NOE AND BANKING HOUSE OP
WILLIAM A. HILL ft CO.,
T 4 4 „ , W wood ram, pmasciaa.
Interest allowed on time_deposits. [ janl2
TUoS, **°*
THOMPSON BELL ft CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner c-f Tfttrd Wood strtgtt, PUttburph, Pa:
BROKER, -e®
$627,478 53
A2ID DXJ.LZB IS
note*, Bondi, Stock*, Real Estate, ftc,
.Vo- 76 Fourth iL, PitUbvrgh, Pa. [jafij
Clmmiottl'i Loan Otttce.
VTO- 100 SMITIfFIELD STREET, NEA& FIFTH.—
i'H loaned on QoU and Silver Watchaa, Silverware
and other faiuatle articles. anl4aily
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
..! th» .-vlebratod Clotlilag I>spot on Llbrrtv
t ‘-rrei.whlrh ha. won «n anboundtKl popalmrity und<i
h. =,=, of :n. TllltSK WO DOOES, h.re, for th. puS
* io “ r ' morr *F«» f~r thrlr Immcns. tnsinoss
r»c;oT«*<} to th* «( acioas on the corner cf
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET
Wberj they hire now the cost 1
SPLENDID fc'TOCK (if CLOTESI
LUS
HEADY MADE CLOTHING,
7L/,t };*! t .T-r tn*ra offer*! to th« public
'‘ M * rMßOf *‘-‘ i “>*«« them
Wit u I.F.SALE TH A I» E
TU't hr a pr«j-fcrr.i to soli Good* *t tbs
lo wear £ a s t k n x e&ices;
"."'JL'm T eh lU |*V l ’' ,7rri U “«*>* “ U>J BUDS-
lcj Inlon, '
Cl’uTOn won it,
V“ 21X7 ; TTII I -**■•» T:tx fIIOHTVJt HOTIC*.
wrar.M wmsSS 13,1 b '* u;lfttl “»•“«“ •*
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BDSI
NESS COATS.
' Uh ot outeuitenera,
;.' *, - J '7 J P' jbl,; ;iiat 0“r Od«IItj Wiu not fail Id
lint !- i; v.- a c.ij ba TaTored with.
*S~ Eu.VT TOHOET THE PLACE—
Wood Street,
(CAftT SIDE,) OO&XSR Of DIAtfOHD ALLBT.
oo wnn.«lm wlih “ciSSl!?* Bui”^
«cluri«l 7 ,oth.
tnar'J
JOHN 4TOLOSKKY A CO.
Kali ana VVinUr Goods I '
EDMOND WATTS,
VrEKCIUNT TAILOR, no. isl libkrtt street.—
ccl L on h V ld fi lar SP»*tf*k Of Fall and Winter
boo4* new designs; Plash Vat*
! “*>*. of the most beautiful patterns; French and EkglUh
Sf,V r TV ?n c ' r e l eiT Bfyl * aDdBh » d « ia 0» marhetidl of
: t *- nwt
NEW NPIUNO GOODS.
1 ObT RECEIVED AT JOHN iIcCLOSKEY A CO'S Whole
°r alloy, the largest and most varied stock of
k oikls that tbls celebrated house has erer had the pleasure j
<-f inntlng tb* at tention of the public to. Thesegoodshave
been purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
con and do sell at aa small profits as any house In the east*
era clU*.. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
give us a call, and examine our extensive assortment nt
UKADT MADK CU rUINQ. It rfiTpSto
•numeret. Iho qa»nt. , t ,f l mmenM p n M of g^j eilta tt ,„
tha ‘v‘ * l ' st * bli3i ‘ men t; K frsuOd.ntto
,r ha '’ °° r<r 1 ‘■ n by the hones its.lt,
I 6 f JOHN McQLOSKEY A CO.
T Clothiugl OlothlnKl "
J Mends end the
puo.ie that he Is now receiving at hlsstore.No 177 Idh.
“ choice assortmont of Cloths, cSiimerra Mid
lV»?7 g *’ ? r , tl>l! I £ u ’ Bt “ Dli 01031 Jwdrable styles, which he
Is prepared to make to order in tho most fashionable man.
ner, at short notice, mid on the most ressonsble terms.
We her. slso cn bend e largo end well menn&ctared stock
of reedy mede Clothing, to which wo invite the attention
of buj ere, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find It to their
“ ““ “ 177 I ; ibert J street,before making their
pureheMs. [mart)] 0 . CONNER.
s«w Clotttias; store. -
rrtruP' 1’ STREK T. OPPOSITE LIBERTY
f jnßt ol T llcd n™ establishment,
X wnerw hw baa always on hand ft laree(uid
m«Dt i>f all articles ofOLOTUlNQ,whiSh^war^tfl^?ri
«»*“ Th. Mh?| 17 ’ *° J WUI 1110 mo « na2Sbl?p?S
m p b aro r< N ue to giro him » call prl
„ B. OPPENHKIMER.
« rr „ . To Bou»ckeep«ri, “* *
W oSSV«
Mrs
SSSS J »'!s»asaSSßS
■m v FRENCH CHINA.
T.I Lr,"„°„,f° m 0 t * ont F lUfl'orent styles of French Chios
nn „ „. „ UOBSE FURNISHING goods.
Onr stock Of Knlros sna Porks, Spoons, Walters, Britan
e nY':r,’K Gir “ n<loioo ' S ‘ ,l,r C““P»* «=., Is We ij .
mil sell them at Tory low prices. ’ “ we
- . GLASS WARE.
bur Si. m " n 4 ro,:ci,i “B'“ ‘“K B stock of Boston and Pitts
priS. which W 0 wIU £eU nwnuaotuhsrt
n „ , . , COMMON WARE.
“ I ™“ ck of oommon Teas, Plateß, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch-
Ere to m?| r h“ rtl i l 8 ?, ult t bl “ for oountry or city tntse, Is
mlf i. 1 h wo InTit * tho attention of city and conntrv
“ *• -in «ll them rery low for
Housekoe pers and others In want of emir China and
Qnesnsware' will do well by oalUng at the “
v, v. CHINA HALL.
No. 02 Market, between,Sd and 4th st&,
Oppn E lle G«\ R Whit*
H°l Vi®’ WAREHOUSES, 4c, TO
of hall n^7 ia H , rr Kfrl,,,— 'i, comfortable Dwelling 3ou«e
g^n’afc^r 01 ’ * rcoma, 4o^
Mlrghmy City-A Two Story Brick House, newly naln««s
p^out r h ,0D i ‘ ,jbln 0n 6treet > 09 ” H>“ mu,l. Rent $W
Ml. Washington—A Dwelling House of three ronm a ««
High street, with large yard, well* Ac Rent_ *7 M .
larffe Story Brlott,No.Thlrdet•
rent $1,5 per year. Nos. 31 and *7 Duauesni sfraetTlSs
bouse is two stories, with basement yVrd ’
Warehouses on Water street * 71* Jf a ®°* 1 »0
r’ourth street. Together with othtn. B t°re-n»in on
Apptyto R CUTHBERT 4 SON,
J 140 Third street.
JULY MAGAZINES—
Godey’s Lady’s Book, for July—ao cant*
Ballou’s Magaiine, <• jq
1 Yankee Notions, - « «. i« t 4
Frank Leslie’s N. Y. JournaL lfi <•
North Britiah, for May. 0
TTje abOTo Jost receired by Errjr--, *. ,
80U00L, CLASSICAL and of
MONKEY for oalo at COST,
LACFFKE’S BOOK STOEK, 87 OaU at
got a OEoap Library. Wowl streot > u 7«> *“» to
j
■cmcval.
tj n ., r _ ' FACULTY.
T ’ HOWDEN > ABSiatant Professor of Book
tS>A^li£'rofitiSj Sl7 h Bar ’ Pr ° f ° awr of
,*£ APEL ’ Ptofea ’ lT 01 tt » and Qormsn Un
experience In Steniive W£sl. S any yeß ”
«U th, details and b^el
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srsftg
ss?fe
Rood hand writing can IxTobtined. o ' 7 008 whero *
upwards of 800 commercial oricUh.in? 158 <mbr » <:B s
ara attempted by no otherteShe? « “^ >ny ° f Which
«BSSSSS¥ i l|S=ga
perfSln ttebSalL” MP “*° ditiM -*>.“■ “The most
ja^te i Sto^dto t S‘. JrilltV^y
Jel2nl&w
SadiDg. ’ l3 tto plaw 10 Puruhaso boots for
cltyum bffoS“ Qll u , led “®°rtment of books In tbe
SrnSS SmflSd I? Pe “°“ ,eav in * for 1,10
•lwavsmftJrn nrfLii to call on us, as we
to onl n=tion ' hea oeUln e » number at a time
F? at all bis lettora. Com-
P Th»ni,> u lu s? B ’ ‘llueumtua— £1.. Fourth supply.
—s?2s° d Fari “ HOUSt3: hj Mw * CRr °Ua« H. Batter LaJng
or &erry Monomaniacs; by the author
cf Wild Western Soanes.
Bisteg.HQ6e; by Charles Dickens—l2)4 cents.
n n* l Step-Mother; by Charles Dickens—
Cali in and look over our counters and shelves, and send
*or Whatever you want In the book line to
H. MINER b CO.
jy!B No. 33 gml±a.;,-'
f’INK DRESS GOODS—A. A- MASON A
received another splendid lot of Drees Goods, comm*
«Ing rich Plaid, Striped end Figured Benges, Thanes rEL
gaudies, Ac., Ac., with some elegant styles ofFlouniWl n
f"M» [wm U TIFTrIt '
FW N ’ W 1,0,1
MISCELLANEOUS
BIOTICE*
T l nabv ) S^ o erj! N<1 , 0001)3 nAV ‘ ! BEES STORED with
pS ™„, y Ule franaylvM,!, Rail Rmu Company:
W. T. fe£‘i"or *•«>•. 1 rtoy. and 1 box.
W. P. 0r05a0n„....:" ‘ 1 plongh casting.
E.Birmingham- l“w.'
Jn° Pittsburgh: .<
Dr. t. Ehrhart -Allegheny, ••
••••••Mtanrgh, <; logics.
f as™.... ;; iS™i.
«• Bn'herland “ •' 1 barrel.
Still • 11 2 barrels.
T. Nell.— - '* 1 table, 1 bench,
and! bedstead.
“ 8 boxes plants.
'* 1 com planter.
M 1 plough.
” 1 coin planter.
“ 1 clover holier.
1 clover holler.
12 baskets.
“ 2 bandies pick
bandies.
** 2 new smut ma
chines b 1 box.
J. Reppert « « 8 bundles rags.
Ludwig B&uer Armstrong 00., u 1 cheat,
Uppencott A Barr Pittsburgh, “ 1 bbl. varolph.
Youngson « “ 1 bbL and 1 keg.
No mark Ibox.
Richard Morris « 1 pkg. screws.
R. Wilkins « « 1 block marble.
Gentle k Ingle » « 6 bags clay.
James Moore * 4 ** 1 piece casting.
M. Martin .. « “ 1 board saws.
0. Lightcap _ « « Ibox.
R. Swain....;.. «• « 1 brx.
No mark 1 chain pump.
Granger. Jasper k 00.. “ “ 1 box.
No mark..... * 1 barrel.
A. “ “ 1 ehcct.
Jas. McMillan..... u (l 2 pcs. bedsteads.
G. W. R. & “ “ 1 basketfundries
Cbas.Conwell “ «« 1 bale.
Mary Berner. “ « 1 chest
M. Elder, jr “ « 2 bbls. dye etffs.
Chaa.Cox - “ * 1 fcox.
B. Swane ♦* « I chest.
No mark 1 box.
B. Bawer 41 “ harness, collar *
rope.
“ 1 trunk. 1
“ 4 trunks.
1 bag beans. I
“ 1 bale hops.
•* 1 looking glasa j
box. '
® 6 ® r y,^ COtl - - “ “ 1 case machinery j
“ 44 1 box books.
D. M. Martin -Allegheny, “ 1 pk~. books.
0. Thomas Pittsburgh, 44 2 boxes. j
J.* Llchtenberger “ “1 ahe«t.
Geo. Aurent* “ “1 bbL liquor.
Rev. J. L, E11i0tt....... 44 44 £ boxes mdso.
All persons interested are hereby notified that such of
said articles as are not removed on or before the seventh day
of Auffust, 1855, will ai sold at Public Sals, at 10 o’clock,
A.- M., on that day, at our Warehouse, No. 61 Water street,
to pay the charge* due theraon. JONES k DENNY
Pittsburgh, July 6th. 1855—f jy6:lml
Kennedy 4 Negley...'.. “
B, S. Ehanbland.. “
J. M. Barrett 4 Co 4i
R. E. Colvin “
H. A. Mellor “
No mark
No mark.... ..
G. Murray «
Isaac P. Kerr.
Jio. Burns »•
Thoa. M00re.... “
No mark-
A. Bigelow...
H. B. Ryan.
SUPERIOR.
T Douglas County, Wisconsin*
HIB PLACE is si touted on the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand Hirer, at the head of Superior, and
pi*3es«jj A BETTER SITE, A BETTER HARBOR, AND
GREATER ADVANTAGES FOR A COMMERCIAL CITY,
than any other point in the hcrth-west; and y equalled in
prospective importance by Chicago only.
• The Proprietors have a clear, undisputed and unincum
bered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR is laid out,
and all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds for the
name.
Superior was laid out during the past season, and already
contains several hundred inhabitants, a Large Hotel, a
number of Stores, a Commodious Plct, with Warehouses,
and is in all respects the ’
MOST FLOURISHING NEW TOWN
in the West. The County Seat, the United States Land
Office and Post Office are located here. The Mississippi and
Lake Soperior
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
now in course of construction, connecting with St Paul,
terminates at this place. It is also the Lake termini of ail
tho projected railroads to the bead of Lake Superior The
‘‘*oo" canal will be opened in June; after which, four
lines of Lake Steamers will run to Superior—one from Chi
cago two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; all fine
Teesels, having bet-n built expressly for thin trade.
One Steam daw Mill la now in operation, and the machi
nery for a second Is now on the way to Superior, which will
be set to work Immediately on its arrival.
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the pro
prietors to be sold by the undersigned to actual settlers on
easy forms, to provide a fund for extensive public improve
ments. Liberal appropriations have been made for public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, 4c. Ac.
» In order to correct the misapprehension arising from
similarity of names, it is proper to state that “ Superior
City, about the title of which a legal controversy exists,
w another and different place, and in a different township
from Scpxbior, *
£&> Maps of Sppnuoi: are signed by Tboa. Clark, sur
veyor, and William EL Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors, and may be n»«n in the principal hotels of St.
Paul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffalo,
and other cities.
All parsons who wish to purchase lots, or obtain Informa
tion, are requested to Rpplv to Wk. 11. Newtoh, Superior,
Douglas counsy, Wisconsin.
WILLIAM H. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Droprlatora of Superior,
j fi-L3m
1 . Bo * rd or Nolle.
NFORMATION ban been made to th» Board of rieaith
tbot canj of eh. lore occurring ontride of the citv hare
ooeo broneht rilhin ite limits ft,, relief. So doubt the
moods of the Pick are prompted b 7 motives of humanity,
jet It is proper they rhcoM be informed that tier subject
thrmsc-ves to a severe penalty by po doing.
} je S ia ;£ tQ . r . 0 laws regulating this matter, in
casesi wbere the disease is malignant or contagious, In order
that the densely populated oty may be protected from any
unnecessary scourge, which, when It has gdfied B footing,
scarcely rrsts so long as there remains a lubject fo- Its re
morseless attack.
The Board of Health are determined to enforce the law
If patH-ntA folEfd with cholera, or any malignaj.-t’cr corta
afouy dDea-y?, outßid« tbo city, must be remold to any of
the Uospifob, porsnns conveying them thither muit haves
permit from the Board cf Health.
The attention of ail persons lntorestcd h eailei to the
.ollawing auctions of an act approved April 5, U 52
That **»7 nmster, eommanifor, or otVr person
Uj i'’ faar?e of any Te3 * ei 0? steamboat, violating any of
« ® ! *£ rogulaiious prescribe! by thy paid Board of
A ?f r u- provisions or ltd? act, shall, upon convic-
JV^ fcnueo i or Prosecution in any court
haTinj, jurisdiction, pay u fine not exceeding fivo hundred
Boi-duf"H™mT ° n4 pa!d lnto ti ° “Id
i J ~ T '.- Thi L’ rhen<,T “ r th " Bolrd ot Health shall receive
/£2l^ atem cny or contagious disease
t£> t Untfrf X « P r ;e<l - f rßr t U ? ’ r,,hin “J part or place within
theUDhed ..tatep, they shad make diligent inquiry concern
n 3 flt si , Bl1 »B»»I that the disease prevails
« aforesaid all communication with such infected pert or
b< ’. 6 ' j ’u k: Jo Btlt * control ana regnlationsas the
hoard of Health may from tune to time direct, and publish
m one or more newspapers published In the city of Pitt*
bnrgh, and thereupon every person or persons, and all
goods,-rores and merchandise, bedding and clothing from
such infected port or placo, and having entered and been
!*»Po? ht i n n v£° c l tJ bt Pdtsbnrgh contrary to such regu
ha ' be ,f“* , *' ct 0 the penalties aats provided
for in tho preceding section. 1
Bv T ord- r r 0,1t1t3 ‘ f Wllole art ' riU ** “‘tictly enforced.
as , i . A - C - MURDOCH,
Phyeician to the Board of Health
GEORGE FORTUNE,
Health Office.
_Jy2o__
flioK e itrroSMKBcuSTcmrCEcTK,
18w ’
BOARD OP TRUSTHE3.
U p f. Ic t UfDCT * GOT - JanM non. R. SI. RidJ
Bigler, Ex. Gov. g°“’
Co! WmTl s ‘S“ adkM ' R L - Rd?n«tmk,' Efq.
P £!??’ Ed. Campbell, Esq.
U T f. bq, AJel ‘ Br *'
This institution is now oiymim] unitar ffro ..j
“ d U n\ a n"eV^Kg
016
paiiS FLEMING, Associate Professor in the sale a..
ProfeBeor of Math '°-
° f »«*“*«* Lee
fiSKSK p "* But ”' ‘ nd
upwards of MO 81 ud nts. who S,T» « , of
“itTSEa™ thB d C °i le % in NoTmber?JSr‘ atKi sln “
men who have "the manag^itnTS 1 ttfe°c 0 < i[ tt,e Irentle
& pW(£?h“ ° ( “f M*4 ? Mtl!
bow p „ f pa t ; on »i, »ESs J s“t t n x n I] l “r t ' o ,\ o i, u,it
caweror this Institution. from iti^r?if ifltlngaialle<i
Address » f ,.,
, „
i. rtti.il, with Perpetual akrter. LATDRB ° f
*.* '
■ . 11 : . . ■ ■ :
k fig A ,a “ v •«
S&&& *3£iiB&'‘sßS
B«kendJtoUetSS:^^,
lndeed, very few are tn»’
diseases in which a Purgative M«U«
cine Is not more or less required, and
much Richness and suffering might be prevented, if •
harmless but effectual Cathartic were more freely used
No person can frel well while a caustic habit of body pre-’
rails; boeideo, it soon generates serious and often fotal
axat»ses, which might have been avoided.by the timely and
judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike true of
J-oids, Feverish - symptoms, and Bilious derangements.
ffl. 61 ’. to become.or produce the deep-seated and
which load the hearses all over the
*®¥ aWe family physio Is of the first la*
gSyS*? pnbl,c uid this Pill bu bom pm-
S2s?«h£fHW5 n “ ,e " klI1 > to “<*t that depaniL An
iSta SKf by MtfdcUm, Pioteraonwam
K22?!v* ”—5? wwflte surpassing anything hitherto
fonSScKl bESS
oeimi, were they not substantiated bv neisona of men «t.
onSu* dti °“ 8 ci “ atterM tof “bli th,»Mpktan“r
<av^Mp«iSmSS,S o *-«W in
Doct. A. A. HAYES, Analytical Chemist of Boston and
State Assayer of Massachusetts, whoso high wSfSfriS
character is endorsed by the _ ,^ u proieanonai
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator of the Uafhvi of«*«
4S' t & a WlMimop -
Abbott Lawrence, Minister picu. to
B. FITZPATRIOK,
eDdoiidb GHr£ ‘ ToN ' Practical Chemist of New York City,
Hon. W. L. MAECY, Secretary of State:
WM. B. ABTOR, the richest mat? in America:
3.‘LKLANP 4 CO., Proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel
and others. : J
Did space permit, we could give many hundred eertifl
cates from all parte where the Pills have been used, but evL
dence even more convincing than the expertenceof eminent
Public men. Is found in their effects upon trial.
Th«e Puhq.the result of long investigation and study,
are offered to the public as the best end most complete
which'tho presont state of medical science can afford
They are compounded not of the drugs themselves, bnt cd
tte m«Uclii»l TlrtaM only of Vegetable Eeoedlee extracts
by Chemical process In a state of purity, and combined to
getfier in such a manner as to insure the best results.
The system of composition for medicines has been found In *
Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient
remedy than had hitherto been obtained by any process
The reason la perfectly obvious. Whhe by the old mode of
composition, every medicine is burdened with more or lees
of acrimonious ami injurious qualities, by this each Indi*
vidual virtue only that is desired for the curative effect is
present. All the inert end obnoxious qualities of each
substance employed aro left behind, the curative virtues.
only being retained. Hence It Is self evident that the effects
Bnoula prove as they have proved, more purely remedial,
and the Pi Use more powerful antidote to disease than anv
other medicine known to the world., . , 9
As it la frequently expedient that many medicines should
be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and
as becould not properly judge of a remedy without know- :
ing its composition, I have supplied the accurate Formula ;
bo i^ my Peroral and Pills are made, to the
whole body of Practitioners in the United States and British I
American Provinces. If, however, them should be anyone ?
tohis Ved theln, will bynail j
tos Patent that axe offered, howftv*
would be taken ir their composition was known 1 Their
lifeconsists in their mystery. I have no mysteries. ** ••
° f my ls lid open to all. (■
men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject. ;
“vh 0 ?^ 58 A 11 8? ““rtetiona of their intrinsic- -
S £? Cherr 7 Pectoral was pronounced by scientific :
]f e ,® 10 h® a wonderful foedicine before its effects were
known. Many minent Physicians have declared the same %
th ng of my PiUa, and even more confidently, and me ll
r«ils? < ST t P y iT “ttoipationa were more than '■
realized by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful lafluence on the internal «
viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It into healthy *
action—remove the obetmetions of the stomaeb, bowels. ?
liver, and oiher organs of the body, restoring their irregu- ?
J* r t 0 health, and by correcting, wherever theyex- ‘
ifiheuch derangements as are the first origin of disease. L
j by JAMfiS C.'AYKB, Practical and Ana* 1
6,8 2fi cectfl p B * i
Sold by B. A at wholesale and
er«yWiJ*re Tery 1)11158151 ln Pitta burgh, and l
N HAJLATION
ASTHMA AND ffiISUMPTIQN
BKW A BID VB U | ATONDfIIIPUf
Ef?<IEANA
BROUGHT HOME TO IKE DOOR OT. THE ».).mii ,i
A w Si DK oIY, L D , I ? C ? T P Y h ™ "«ntiy i*»n m»a; ?
■Q; Br. Curtis, of ti is rity. in the treatment of Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Ithnm We re- 'r.
Da ' 9 ui ' Tl ’ ,;l nrotitti, oh iNiuußo Htoiah Vapor £
Atm Chehet Steop.” With this new method, i
stored many afilmted ones to health, asanotiiienceo’rwhich ;
he has innumerable certificates. Speaking or tho treat? "
ment a physician remarks, “It is evident that inhaling— 5
loiia.antiy breathing an agreeable, healing Taper—the me- '
aLinal properties must come la direct contact with the -1
whole a?rial cavities of the longs, and thus escape the many =
f n . d 8 produced upon them when introduced -
into the ston:neb, an d sutyect to tho process of digestion." f -
The Ilygoana is for paleat all the Druggists througfaont th« -r-
Tork Dutchman of Swum*™ & f ’
“? I v ai f r l ifl worn on the breast, under tho linen, with. * ‘
d ffl 1 ? iT* inconvc^en«— the heat of the body beSr <
snflJcient to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of ansZoi /
cu^ e 3» the following, might be named: -
f f ( ??y?s c !i fts ? O Aj iloli >’B e&nall “curedmeoftheAsthma *
&f EiXjearß standing. J. jp. Karssuar, 5
T .... „ P. M. of Duncannou. P*.
lam cured cf of tea ymute* standing by r 1
c urti« 3 liygeana. Maugase* Eason, Brt-ofclyiK r> ?
-trs. Paul, of No. 5 Hammond street, N Y. t wasV JL‘ # v
o revere case of Bronchitis by the Hygeaaa. jred oI 1
i*y Filter has been cored of a distressing cone*
years standing, and decided to bo incurable ► set era! ,=.
ctana. She was cured la one month, by the Y •>/ the phytd*; -
The Kpt. Dr. CheeTer, oOferr Urn i„ ■'
cine ia the following language: of our medi* f
Bur Sie-I think highly cfßr ’ 15 < ISM. ‘
remedy In diseases of the thros", ,',h i, Hygssiia aa »- v
some opportunity to testitv i,, Hotli1 2 had-.' ;.-
that it la a moat eacoliont I J sm „ conTll!CKl I'
tho inhaling application to thochrat bMh 019 Sj7 “ p
m max >"'
rUo and INJBBIOC3 ronnterStT ah^t^^ 0118 ’" •
would POISON. wunserieita. flhan. them as you-
E.Mlera r AOo7tM r 'A C< B^isS' S i’i, 14i l^‘ >oai!t ” et: B -
Sargent, New Brighten; : Jotn •. ' ;
fmyl4dAW6m - ; ’ . r
Spanish Miature.
THE GHEiT POBIFIEB OF THE BLOOD 1
>- x «m i??,* a of .Hercary la it,
HEAD AND PQNDfi^i—< n f
s&gag&raj&j
Diiordera, Lumbago, Spinal Complaint,, aSlll ffiSfv;.;
atWng from B n iajndicfon, ore of Mercury, floor adrnra in-'
Lue, or Impurity of the Blood. ipprudamo Li
la E reat “Satire modlclna and purlflcr of Blood
r£‘l, • pand, of grateful patientaftoi SliSrt <
ol the United Bates, who testify dally to the rmuriM !
l'St ? s , SPM™n b MrYn!now , S t roedklne^OAß- 5
fiSto&^sas?^ patto “** hj £3s?
For all diseases of the Blood, nothin* h4a* - )
to compare with it. It Xhiun&j£ ***
a J*> gently and efficiently on tho> i m
strengthens the Digestion. ♦ "to* ¥& Kidneys}
makes the akin clear and he&lthv -one to tho Stomach
tution, enfeebled by disease ot> .™ restores the Const?
of yonth, to its pristine ▼too*' d 2f n & iheaxcease'
For the Ladles, it is SrlL*?? B S?ff th !
no tics ever used. A fe” • f anahly Ibetter than all the cc£
will remoro all sallr * das ®? of c arter , a Spanish Mlxtor‘
mantling to the rjieiKJl °*i C^5 p A? toD » mog the rose
prore the geno- al wfoSli lastle l! 7 flte P» “<*
the medlclV, "=«**M.d<*«e£yoad.r
from%,!3,L n f ™ be ;, of cetUfl<al » which we hare rcociyet
2 ! ““ B »lted Btata* bthThS
notol about lit The proa
SerSSSsSS™
readftoyrndill*? 4ttEd KBt * oirc^*r and dJmmao,in,
S rfUl rarts tUstrul * gn»t««t of *U IbSli
on }“” » Dd inurt bMdSSa!
nq^fbkmmo ? ahnmtook, 30mm vlbu
“SOd., end by DruggS, gMcrally.
gTAT£^~
-uJifiT JfKOITcAtMDA : •
nifuge, which will ha ret, graHTying toTOn m I? 5£ „*
voluntarily. Weara,QonTemS??o^?^Ss“" B
_ 3. MD33OH * fca .
£rFSE l
1 Uo InttlM of iSor S^SUTn
lew tliun CTVE SbroKwofe
nS£? S £?- ttoa “"'"Si SteL (
joor CoJf^ 1 Tfe! um^?J, thB 1
public,«4fa Sootoltm 1 iKL 4 ?^!.* it to tt*
Qcntlaman, bolioTo oo to bo v
loux much obliged 054 hranile aert't, i
Prepared and m>M b„ t. « WATHAKrEi, LBATEKB. !
corner of First and *AHHEBIOCK * g>'
TOSEPn'tra? , ' ;t *’* Carrl* g a lUpo.ltory.;
J ijBM n i OW carrying on bust
aeaa la his spacious premises, fnnrn
o^Lh?i!? B , Gd ’ ) ?? tho » niQßmgEjr •
it™ v tarnplie, mu tta Two-HileJSi^r .
Inv?i? f? cen ?j‘ ubur E h lanrtHOTiUo, reap- •»
RnrnTrS 9 P ub Uc to inspect tifl stock of OAr ectlu'
OUUQIE3, Ac. And he particularly Informs *KIAQ]'
pvrcttatcrsj that one price only is made. Jfr , gentles;-
experience in the business, enables hln> to -'Urteon yes
patrons the same choioe collection of O' place befbre J
i&anj years past It has been hla partlr which. •
select from the various and mart & alar department 1
lecturers. The success of his new' seated Eastern mat;
economy of his arrangements will system is . •
fashionable manqftcrorea at in' , supply the heat and m\
Unencumbered by tbesa ’ y>rieei 4
mania for decorating house < “ e * T 7 expenses. whlrf»
the price cf goods, (owiuy * of business had -
wUI sell, on ready moa* • t ° iar S« rents.) •
profits. * at mabhleaattfJ?*u 111
I Wtigon Hr iater . *^? i L” Ti OK(
! to
1" o |~S*: , _
qxaaa^j^a^sr^i a^ u
Poraonj ,. wul °*»«i in t
iteui lr» 810 me -** ■*» *
"sa Aito “ K of prcupu, 4 ■
KO^^^ossFwgolSaoSsM-'
* "•■vTiefe,
■■ :
MEDICAL.
PILLS:
roa toi cun* op
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