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Xii'dlmi rttiJ nir-ngf nf Omi between
•-> -t.iilmiitMiii «i>'l UaltWiote. '
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CUING WVJT
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Jii A.M fc.loA.il. 0:00 I'.AL
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Cambridge
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Newark ‘aos ■■ hi,.;: •* 11.->o “
ArfNSlJolUfdb'asr.. • msf. M. '• 1:80 A.M.
Wm> jrritw wtll etop to-iake up or
Concord,
Oamnniiite, CVmpbeii':-,, and IMmtat only.
V.vr ?‘hjl r.ttlr k‘ tv t*»t* ithibVt iStmlo**.
Flop nr All U>--r*t»tionii where the Mail
Is to t~ riv-iti-i, m d-i!T.-i-'. anl at all other. Station.-) ou
UOtl.-'i? [>f) • i TV- .‘-.b’ Trim "?ll slop et ah gta
tinoa on jir.'i-T not).'-- t-‘sn.r :;:v.o
• GUl>:a EAST, :• ■ ' -.
K-, iTxvrc*' iWuif rotmcct* nt Oolambus
wHll r^^MV**Trsfh- I wdii(rfc leavesCroaonati ntQA.iL
and witirThA Train firm tit*-W*»t cm tho43oiatubuß, I'.iqaa.
a li4 nf-NewaT*. with-mnrtiUig Trains to
hdJ from fm’totn&ty WfHhfeQMflnad llti-Vcrnco, and-with-
Trains -o ti** PsrfubrrivfH,* • nwd India** Railroad; at:
Wb'-ffi'iiL: RSfn*n; Train on-tb*- tkiUtraora and Ohio
IlirtlfWffhf’HalU toot‘d,- VhHadrlpbiawnd Estate;
••:■■ - . ; . .;... .... --
The TT' P. M. Train will nt'-Colutubuß with the.
second Train Iron Cincinnati, nt Newsr'a with Sandusky.
Han*fl~M and NVwwrlr RMlroad; and at Whoeliug with
fTralrt'fth-’Flaltimoro hod Ohiri Railroad. Passengers
l oaring nod points below Cincinnati, and taking
the OA.'-th Trtiio' oQ.-’l.Htl** Miami Railroad, will connect
with tfe?*- T Prulb T ui C.Jltttnteus. • PHasnnger.* learing Indtana
polifl rod'RtrWtnobtpby morclng Train on Indiana Central-:
Wrth thin Train at Oolumbaa«.
a od r-tveh \VhtK*liniT at 4\ M . and leave by lOdkt 1\ Al.
Train ou BiKinion- nnct Ohio RHitrosdy art-iriag in Balti
more nt rt d«V.
Tfcul?!3A‘P.'Sl.' lf ZYMn M Cnlumbu# with the
-Mail Traln-wbiofe t«»Vf-*Umdnns«l at &rJUi I*.AJ. f andarrina
at h«i:-srat t'.lG Av with the A'-eounuoda
;U»n Tniiu on :t»o imirfaiAr-j ami -Ohio Baiirotid. Possen-
Oht-nwro by thp ICv»<snlOii Train*
(ouca, m<i 'Mical&abkJitr, CBrsycrtA, liidianapoUs Jcn<i llay* -.
t nt»,-v»’iwhvJaifi’abno in eox-ron to t.ihß thiaJndir; andraL
WfcssHtu; wit* ti»e Aai tiuraodntlon Train lot Onrotktr*.
1 and, [deep thfxe, nrrft jrauioit by dCxpri*9s Ttrua is £aJLj«;
lUiira and E%‘;tom OUle>»;
- •' • • .-*•■« t - (HJING WISST.
-^he-Scl^AtMJ-llml Train rotmccta at ildiialr with NlgihP
Train on Cl* haltim-jrasad Ohio Railroad-; at Newark With'
trains to and tram Sauilu->cy, Ut- Vernon, ■
and Ohicaco na Moiip'.*vi;l.-. a : t'oluD»imn with thf trains
for CiadnnAtiihaii'vrttbtniltMfor Xenia,-DAyton. ladianw
poh<»«dAlhtnat.v»»« Davton andwj.UTimuju
iTbtyU 4>-A.'M.‘>lxpre« Trabt oonaecis wich Lh*» ExpreM
Train from ifcntirar>TA, uuJ finiTea-ln U-Kimbu* at ikio T.
irttli trams culm,*-aoutb and UVnt-arvir
loa; iallroidauittti-ar.C t’.Al.
I'lie&O.) P. M. Train oi.-uueoLi witli the AccDnunodatiou.
Train from Cuinbi’C&n.i. nod at Columbus with Mail Train
at 2.1 S A- M., dir -i-i ,'i.r C'mcmTU»th\-*;)i.'.. Uayun, InJiant
polls, I.ftfayeC'-, Tvrre lia.iV, Hfdot Ixmia at>it Chicago....
U-AAO li. JiOUTiIWICE, Xu&L
- 55' t rn«wvilit> IS iy.Tr-—1 jail)
THE P EM.N SYL V AN lA'
* • ‘R AffiROAD.
rpHS illTtvAT CENTRAL ROUT*, connoting the At-
X with %v«Ttt-rn, North-w**st*mj and Sooth-
>•;; a wriioaou* Kuilwaj dirort. Thlft-rond:
Y'itt ,? burrh v. - ith dniiv iint*-i steamers to
a l l pnrt-- rw th« tVorT-“m River;, mi.) *.t Cleveland and San
du.-K7 with all i-tis »•:» tlo> North-ffrslejn
in ikiiic tli.> :n • t .-v-n/'--.-' aid rdiaJ>U unite
by vTbnv: l-’KEU»»IT t>e r.-rv6r:-d t.. ai.l ln>ui lht>
Great. H’f*U >
RATK-. IUSTWK.!iN HiluADiJtPlilA A
riii.’T -»shn~. i>rv U nr.ia. ' -E
tin i-Vatiury, »io i " ' ' vWl * > ' !
r RC< Sl' CLA'-.S. fU<i«s akiv.l E'tnUoi>'iry, )
V jI-%) il:iT<ivrar ; « t • f-f>r liXMhj
u:.-r x V.V.i, )
THIIli) O-LnSi —r.\iivji i, 1 1(V - (T c
*n<i l*«irk. {ln t-.m/t U-R)s«, 100ff>}
Ifuusru OLAS^*-<V2.m.,l'isKßw*mHO-i 1 , nrt
V I~f4 to '• Uri Oi! i 4W - r . r
i*3" fri’fa n:jY*polht TCfSI (Tf-'PfriTn^-
phta, b- pir.'-'iiin: Tmrftns* •• toa fYnrjsyhvim'tf
Art.'rvvt • " AW fT.-> ;■» tnth« Ag*nla of this Rofcd
«t i’ciiarit-iplun «riU bs fo»w\iri**J without
ct*t a nfj.'n
—.‘ilfya? I'oUrr, Uostoti; J. L KJJioU. N
ilaitra* A K,>;n.s B:lll
nj'T '.•••• “ rrri:; ;> u-. iV.Jjjtyn:':; Shrin.rrwin •% U*r»»FD
Ctcrl:.,-,.. • ■ . - *:.-,rlu*n
iUiVul;. iu.l'uil'.R
Gr '• ” C.i'h: / s *' L* I-. -G.i':r» i-'vbl*.
' \.-jHI-
Sfeabeavill? and iudjana -Liiilroaii.
GiLISGE of umo
/ AND 3li»oi'. A.j . Jcu< ilO,. IS5v, ti.f Mai!
* } d-viiy, . ruji.tfiy- )
at T o A. M . bo-i nrriv.- :u Nt?«*ric bL ! 60 o’rlrcfe, i
M.. \sr.t iruhi*. j‘»f
•_ ‘urnba-, 3au4u>=k)\
;r,j)* 'isj-' ‘i?, Cbj
.» ... iuca.l4 L*w>aJ’*«,
. ■»* Mocrt: Vero-~ii, 1!
Gnisr.t; a'. t."o M.ice vii'cta
l • kieruuNis-u:
' lteft?e» tiewjvrfc ot 1- o’-M M.. and *rrt7? ; r-**
vi*Vs«’t'7TtO'P. Pn'»‘s;-3c«*r; in tbl* tmiTi I*»av» Cltictn
osti*pt 0-OMocic, A. JT.
. . Cn«Tt?, Accoramodtlloa Train
ilfiii-.a-i; :' l.V.y. , ; u.-uLv' •’ ex'vpii*!.) ut 4:03 P
51, aaJ fcrri’.»•.■< '• a..!-?. t.v. p. M
Leavt'A Cain at 7.37 A. .\!
10.-03 A. M.
fert|u-t JamriMtloi: tppiy u< J.\M£B COLLRSS 4
CfliiftSeSUpi fattrogrr /.gouts. Nt.=. 114 0n.1116 Voter
street. f-)ttAtar^b
- C.irAYM¥?g l-J.-VKNNY. ami Ticket
Affeui. K. \V. WiMUWAKI),
j g *I 3 -.. . . • t*u;»«riot**n>l«*ut.
;■ ! T "4iir lure route law.
toICAGO TO ST. L OUTS
V» CHICAGO, ALT-t.N AN!> &T. LOUib
RO4D,
Formerly rlie Chicago and Mississippi*
..Qtrfyirtf Vie GTtut Hrj-rcs: and V. X. M'tQt.
TKJB t*i r«rot uni KxiJfrbtr lioute to ?he iSr-uih ami
tioatb-WV t.-ii-rtcf than any otb*-c
IlOQtfi,
r TWtf tahowiih tariitas rr.us3 ivuit, svsrunj tsctiTiD.
' - I+jivs slrrzsa nt
, V2\ &}. fjtnnt.
St. LotTsffifay Kxprfs» Ii 16 A M pj 30 A .11,
81. bonis W<ht Kx|>r»-“ in.uu J\ *.l 2.4 i p. >l,
Train.'' ran Jirwrjjy through "ilhcut of oare or
''ba*jjasre.'
JPrim Oricay* u> S>l. Levis in 15 ! 4 *
LONiV'L^’flWS—At Joliet, with tfctHol'S
Island iUilrc-iid f-'t' Ottawa, L » (fat!**, ialund and Con*
tra) lotro.
At Rl.vmtu/tori, with Illinois lt*i!ro&.l fbr CUn*
tflfi, Weyncsriile ap.d Decatur, and with Stages for Peoria.
At &pclntcfieta,*v.ih Ureat Wrwtem Railroad lor. Jackin
tHJLlo and llUnota jijTt-r,
_o;th Daily Lins if Packet* fur Dtmnlbai,
uli. tliu iQi-i t expeditious and ndlable
of Mr<rth-ci:di *■ rn Missouri.
,Alsl,.loui'!i, r.iti. Daily Steamer* for New
■OilWins juiiflßka the Lower MimtaippL
ftßdiWiili Regular Lxu<-«. ot f.>, KansM, hi. Joseph
and oil points on the MU-.-ourif Cumberland end
Arkansas Hirer*.
. - _ H. P. MORGAN. Bup‘l, liluiiuittjf'rti, lit.
■l* DAJILtNG, Chicago, lil. f *
I L LI NO I S
C K STKA i. RAILROAD!
r-ffsasfelf
Carrying the Groat U. States Mail and Express.
TWO rASSEvnOi tkuns iu;n n\n.\ ~u
iangthfnua K t • c.MHu.
A NO
C 4 ii\CM>\s CAIRO.
This ISeQ't, ia With Trains M ttln» Ohio ajul
illwiftaipFi K. R. aod «.*,«! CaM.* ItallrouJ, fot«a
•the'caotrt direct and only cniiLimiou.* it. It. Tr^ut
CIIICACo to t*. LOtHS,
CHICAGO tn CAIKO,
CHICAGO to DCDtiQUK. ’
Trains lopre Cblciico a* toliowK : !
10. A. ML and I&.iSO P. M.—St. I.irs and Cairo Exsnask
PaMt*ngere for St. Louis by U;L< train take the tart* dt tile
Q&lo.aud It- K- at Sandoral, ami ar» cunvJ dirert £<>
Be Lottie.
936 A. M. nod 4.19 P- M —Dcdoqcs and Gauiu.J*;
prsss, cjoneotidv* ot Duuhetb (opposite Dubuquo) wltb
Daily Utwj of SU:ftTu Packets for Sc Paul ami. tbu Uppi
Mlnalsflppl xlror olt-e*. *
Trains leave Caim for Obio-ago and Dubuque at' 7Jft) \
M. and 7.00 p. 51.
Paseeufccrs from the Ktudnnd places ou tbo Ohio rlv
destined for Be Louie, will #*v-» 100 miles of tedious and u
cerl*in.tlver uavt;ati''n from Cairo lo SC Louis, and nrri
CUeen boars In n'lniur? of ih»* rlrer route, by Idking t
cars at Caiio.
Tickets ttj .-t Loot*, Cairo, Lutbuque, SC "Paul,.and aJ| i
portaut-plßOfs by ihi» rout?, ..m ho,bad at the Offlc«rof t
U. A l. and 0. & P. lUilroads ir< I’it.inburgh, bud MlcMg
Oeotral Railroad Vo Cbl ' ■
Jett b
PITTSBURGH. SUB COHHEBISVII,
S*®® tj&SSSS i®3*!a ,?»j»9
, ... eai l Road
Op«xT**tfiH Vr«*r Niwton, Wmtmnr«il*v
County, to MUunburg Station, Favet
Oonntf*
rpfl}& CLAP*A PISUEB haring been eh
X tered b3*lhß i’. A C. a. R; Co- will leave Plttabur
eyvry ovening at hall-paflt four o'clock precisely, for W<
Newton, connecting there with tk« Trains of the Pit
bdrgh anti 09tiiK?Ttri , 1KV jUPJIoaiI, which will runhetwe
the aboTp furthts 1 notice, an follow#**-«s*
l>av*,W£ot,Kewr*ja : vt M 4 fitopnlng at Port Boy
Sm-.tfc/e ‘Shut JecWw -Oreei ilh<l Layton} reaching Milt*
burg sftkSOo’etofcfc. Returning] Miltenbutg uttt;B6
Mlb\qp_6J «1 wi.y stations, imd nt WePt'J^BWton
7A5; c*nupcu*yi.TrjUi Uu> .C&U£A jfi BHCfcß
rntsborgb; reaching Pitt*hnr:. - b nt 6ooa»
freoOad.-prfciu-<»UL4£*9e West'-JiAwtiJn *t 12 o’clock
Miltanburg. qd3 returning, *ria Tn&TA MiitetShUrg
. T 5
Puo-burgh to Miitmibonc,' £LI6.: Stages
”, !SSbng , y:;^; llfvUU ’ t £xL
aDol^uUxu; 1 €ftch for ca
w&t Kt'vek r w •w t™,°K rt . ntea ? 1 '
hoard the Earner Olara Planer at 'v* A f ant »
Mooongahel.Snage. _ ™**s£*£ '
"Httibbr-Tfi. Tim* »od etU'erintCTgyt
CJlArlotte Blame, - ~
MANTTFAOTUBBR AND DEALER In i*lvs6 foarrs, and
Importer of Mualo and Musical Instalments Sole
Agent lor the oelebreted Hambuho Pusos ; also, for Hallet
Darts A Oo.’s Boston Pukob, with and witboat Qoleman'fl
Action Attachment. (mySj No. 118 Wood rtzwet.
( i : ' 'B v t i \ t ' ' •
- v"' * 1 *• -.*'+*'* / V . ■ " * v
~v * *;/'•?*4> tT,*; f ?. | TC *• '
. +v *„ s f'** .-r- »-» ** * V •’, -
: f-. •■ t-'r- -■ .
f, -■.'-'■if' * i - ! *• '.< --e ir -'. t .*•
SEW AND direct ROUTE OPEN!
TflfcOtJOtl “ ” *
Northern lUinoifto tie’ Miflffissrppi Biver,
iowA ? jms§ptui.
Kansas and>--Nebraska.
Uh irxjgo } Q u *!** t y
I . rail
ft'oßMLKir tub Ciiicaaa Cmt. Military
Tract R. TL-i3- fiofc. ci^LrrrD,
And Trams run lbs entire (Mjince from CHICAGO TO
BUKUNOTON, lowa, without, change of Cars.
Th« Only Direct ji^to.tQ..llUßl4^flJX)N t QUINCY,
REOKUK, MDSCAiTNFt, OQtfJrWKA, TYaPELLO, FORT
>ES MOINES,'COUNCIL BLUFF,'Ac:, ftHtf-tb«"otar ALL
UlLnOADßduteiftttn o!HUAa<*ToSmotiiB, BLOOM
NOTON. CtittWOK, OBCATUtt, flAlfifi, SPBAHftFIELD,
ACKBUSVILMSI If AYMMySnd ihtfennixifar.aifitationß on
he lUinoii Central, Groat Western; and Ohio and Missis
jppl Railroad*. ~>. r —-.
Train*- on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
'rains fr’tn tbs East— laying over at any of
he point*. .«<uW swiA
&U. 1,. -
?.Js ‘ «
W - “
acr.O.lb ••
Surges leave £urlingtdfi , dHtty*ltih'>Bonthern and Central
ova smr Northern the quickest and
noNt reliable route ttfTfl&dirhlltSM Important points west
.f the Mississippi as Kfia«bunt2 Bluff;with from forty to
ifty miles The Road,
or a lurge portion 6# tha-way, is Aaid,»dth.the ooirrnnjoou
Uil, the amqothest rising.and best Railroad in the West—
rull stocked with the mostmoaerd ? trffcooSiJtsseskn(f'elegant
lew Car*. • ’ ’* - m ..
By this route p&sfepg«E&an:aiir£ of making eonn»c
llons, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
die vexatious delay of fogfr nnd'icc, end dangers of navlga
don f AltOii.! ..a Ait ,
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and do
sbarge for Eauinitig'ht •' * M • • ■ —■*
THRQDGB'-TIC&ETS by abased., at
iU the Railroad Qfttee&iO-.Ul* Qfflp^ol^tbe
Dompanv, corner of CLark and Lake streets, fn the Uratute
Building; at the or'llfr tittirffirf ft. die
MiPh.'O'fff 1 . K: H. Oftica,corner of Lake and Dearborn et&,
opposite Tromont Uouae, Chicago.
I FREIGHT consigned by this - route will receive immedi
bto‘flespatrh':“»~ » * • ''* P. Cfc OIAMSONfiy Suj»!t.,yw
! . • 0. s. . .
l Genl Ticket. Chicago.'
I <*»n hs pt-bcurttd'ut- Hie •Rhttftfed
|jf!lBus , of tb» country. -•-• ; mhlB ...
■ 'Ohto aifd PY*h ! Kayhranta <R«il:roadf -
i •■ •••■!“ *■- . * • VLA-ALWANG& .. >f „ . s ,
; r B"Ui£jihPrt«4t l uqlctest and moat reliable route to Tojedo"!
| I Chicago, Rock InUdJ, TJatenk.'a’n LbtiiS; 4 ly VIA'
iCLEVELAND. • -J. «... . e f.
! This route U One Hundred
ihonutnuUJiac.
i Two ilaiJd-jtrain^fWf^UUhurgh^piey^h'ii:^
I ThreeLttily-TwV B Chlctigpi
The Trams of the arut £fenniLitii^tp&3 Ibaytfl&'PfttA
burgh at 2.1)0, A. M. inS^yO^.X., XltU'icfc
for Cleveland as follows < , , . ‘"
' TrdinhfojUUyelAß^loi.TfiAllldtice&tl> ?i5, A.M.. and 12.00
' .cni+iLtgjing.iii .jluiL6n..wi2fi Trains for Cuyahoga Falls
and Akron, and arrirlng I'n CftevolamJ.a^— — A, t M. and
; 2.‘JO l’. M , aud bo I b conn«ct»n'< wi fR Tb*!i!r#?orTrfiedo,
Chicago is at O.qQtA, U. ffitr * "
IhadUSlP.Jil, Train froaLPlttst)ttCgb ho"feoatiBr
lion for Cleveland. . - .
Poarengers for ToJoda, Chicago, KSCiTalffha,
Uulena, and the Noßn-weat, who xT\ih tB-gff tftttmgSi
oat detention, viH mK« th» train leaving. Pittsburgh
3 J3U A* P. H.»os that
l* Lb** only tj>ip by wine a close" ronnetuonii ary mklle
at or 11 yon.T tJhioAga.' 1 Passenger* reactf’
Chicago at sup next merelo_- aiyL-Stc IxAzhi at-midnight.
tucked Cn-vel&nd end Chicago.
PARC VIA ALLIANCC'A .. D CLEVELAND.
litcfiuj. ‘ii cf*. Ljfcfaxs. 2d cVt.
To SO ITo La 5a11e....516 00 $l3 60
• CW*d&rf3 :.. *00" “ Rock Isl’d, 18 00 14 00
“■‘Tt.lwtu .... ftAo " • . .•-.ti*lena..«w.W UtfiUpo
•* iMrqit,,*... I uy t . 46 oft. " Springfield 18 70 10 20
” Chicago. ..41it13 $lOAu ‘* PurTlngtAn 19 Off lfl-ttf
rt r<*o7uhr't3fft,..lßPO »• t'4 40 li ‘“fVftrtuiid..* 10 00 -liWMb
“ £c;'9oali»a.2.‘Jl 00 lt>6o)a-.< h ,.
Paowungers ere n-jueitod to- procure their tickets at the
cls-* of till* Company, In the Monongahel* House, third
d our btio.nr the corner. , .
W-J
' r ! i Kl»'S«rLVMli/i tt/in,tt«Am
rrmtKß-DAH,Y THBOUailTUAlfitf, botpwen PWludal.
1 phU THK MORNING Mill TRAIN*
phijadriphiu for Pittsburgh at 7U, A. M., and Pitts
burgh tbr Philadelphia at 7- A. M. THE FAST LINE
lecire* Pmladalphia ifor Pittsburgh a; 1 P. and Pitts
burgh iur PbHadwipbio at 2:30, P. M. THE NTQEIT EX
PRESS TRAIN iea.T6ri Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P.
iUapdj’itt»>brshdalphiajjb P.M ,
Train fttfly,
-ic«rpf Subdfty. at •fcwoSrltvk.-'P. M<.» fe-intoa’a'Aoeotnoo
datkr# -Taato- U a’dochiA,M„
AL, apdJiSO ?. M.,
Tbo aboTe flu**-' connect atT’ittJlurrgb wftb<h« fisllj'oia
In aridfrvfit 9trlg>iiis, Mfr.j Altot}<{iftl«m and Chicago, lih;
* naXOnt. -hrrlagmn -aodt Kju. Terra Ilavtfa,
lQ<MapapoliB»XpdT Cincinnati, ftiy-
Hpnngßcid, Xfcltufont&tav, Handttßky; J lt)lndfr, Ch-ti*
mod, Onfumtfaft; fttunviUe, fiiasalllho atKt
r.U\ Mifth thw-Shiata Phcket liaaiairociAOd OatiANß,
“T. laOUIK, LnUisriLLi: und CtncisitAJu.
TUcpugb Ticket* cun be bad to oi-from dl&erotihi above
Lsawrlr*, Kv.; R. C
:‘J x t'< St. L.ui.s Mo.; J
U. ii. n'./;-?T>*N
K further j>fn tk-nlare, .jwms handbill* at the different
FLurLios polDt-r IVijiitcTy:* find tblx th«
ohrrt-'d nod uwt PXpedftJCUi
n<-«V New »or It, or "'TIIOS. ttOOKIS, '
'Agent,' TBilaWbaijL
'" X MBSKIMKSj *
j j -1 Agent, Passenger Lino*, Pittsburgh;. •
Co-PArincrttiVp, '
r |‘'llK Partnership uerttolhre existing between the under
i_ BIGELOW *"O0 , httytft&'dwy been diast-lved
tij- mutual roueebf, M.' Bigelow tfetfrlng frottt Ihe'firtn.
Ytje SnSlhos? dr thr late Arm trill bo settlal by the contirfu
log pnMnMs, at their bYn stand, No. 48 Diamond Alley.
•-k Island.
SaiuL Louii.
(frIW’RSSOBS TO S H. UIGSLOW,) "1'
A ~o.''4ii~Dhtttbnd Alley, near Hood rfr&'ft'“f* TT&3B 1TB&B.
' J * x Sz rw !^ ; 93r~ i COACHES.
BIGGIES, and every gpggmitfnirrg Hnncy
Vebiukfr. b.uiU .1 9 crjlex.. *ntf ypb&Fdin a,
rm •> .jpii.mn.uner an.-'Qrp&.-'Fna for. brayiy qr design,
elegance of. finish, skill o l wcrkmsnsbift of
material A........ , 7 *
*B®“ All work, wprrapttdr. 'augl&lv
1 *»rr;Tes si Bu*ul«TiTille et
rjtlQfi tjubaeribor. take* this method-to-inform bis friends
X ®nd customer* that he commences Brewing, for the
season un the iTicrntUth iftstani, acd wJH be prepared to
laroixb his saperioi* AiißS. 4c , lu any uuantlty desired.
The highest mbchf?l biice In raah paid for good, souud,
cle*n IfAttMEB. .
UKAJN6 atul V.EAST. cipplbal r>n. Inx terms.
v . f QEQ. W. SMITH,
Pilt Pittsburgh, Pa.
i/'KiJDbliAii WATCBJ&S—it q thi>ilndvexsjLl-.teattmgny
* ut Railroad _i»m r --Bttnkuni, Wd Udwd.tn other pur«
t-uitoTWimrißg ocrcuralw tini»», tbht tim u Chits. FrcdafcatO ’’
\VAtd& fnasnfaciured.at #4 -Strand, JUihdon, 1b the.most
reliable, .and -nnequalted by any other . Maty of
have been found to run with
in h mjnnte In the j«ar 1 have obtained tbe agency tut
the pale of these Watches In Pittsburgh and State of Peno*
BylvKida.- -• • •••;
-Also,-the F. if. Adams A Son’s, and other first class
Waicbea for aal«.
Watch Impairing done In the best manner.
W. W. WILSON,
augl 67 MarfceJ fit., corner of-Voarth.
WANTED fook and Girls to
..do.boufo vorfc.Jxi.lfce couptry; a Gardener, with
good references Journeyman Shoemaker w£o'Bpeafcßdei*'
man auJTTUgUShr Grfls tn work In thaoity
—good wagee paid,- Alio, Vboy of $ out
uotil.be 1< 21.
Private families ®nd hotett can ho supplied with traitors,
Chambermaids, Bint ftlt kiudadf dom ? ?ti c2 * ourBfti » kdtcben
girlß, Ac;, Clerkfl, Sahremea; Carriage brivwe. Porters, Lu
borers,. na-n ar;toys,. Abhlynl -•*'••-
BARE'S INTfihLIQBNO^OPFjGK,
7/ ' 4K)-faib»erty otreyt.
1 UUMSJlhtttf. WVRRfir'4 iJ»ll eupplyjast received
17 at DATJW>N’B BOOKSTURB, # ,Market afreet. -
FiJmiiy Prayas, g.^ols.;.^l r 6O, -;;
Minor Works, 3 rpjs,;. 76 cenia eeeh,. • ’
Lectures dfri-DaotelT-Uiß fierco Charches—the-Apoca
lyp?o, Miracles; 75 cents each.
KU’lptu'rß 'Raadinßi, tm Matthew, Mark,
: 76 cents each.
Tufe’ tffemrdincrFlocSl: Baoedlotlrfne, br'the Rleei
t*l Life* T*mtTafid tlDi AltAf? jolcas of thu.Bay, Dead,
and Night; Slgn4 Of thVTi&As; The Daily Life. 76 c*nt«,
ruch. - »
L~*turpB on Romanism ; $l.
Th* Ctorn'm unloil ''EaXit ; 38 Cent/
it«iau&h»iv*tioa . :tH e*t»t».
A^M^v. -wokk uy uidB "Vtsvy bllT—oj«T« - uaH7 by
Mtwr»f.weii, author of •« Amy Herbert," “ Gertrude/*
; Ac.. i tolh. I2hu>, paper covers, il; or 1 rol. cloth, $1,26
fMh now worlt-froto thej>«f is character*
wafi displayed ih ffife oarly flctSona of thisxrrttfcr; -NoVtfete
in tho ifngllah langnagexAn beimindrincni valuable « lift,
philosophy*! than id tb6 fcageS of those eagrosattig tol
nam, ThAy'do notatootiDiMn fetdrtltng.anil horrible nib
tu* bht prascat-to-thd'reader thdse admirable photo*
xrvpheo* -‘liioette ULarw£flhb attefc
i t ion of thb*e?*W%r{rfbad ’df the lovely and the good. ■
{ ForsplsJjy-, - ; - . ■H. BUNKIt,* CO ,
} • ~ VKo.QßrtHhflekLst.;
1 UlMiflf!—Just received, by eypfiy*—
! O fob August, 20 cents.
Wo-v4H‘-fuwLuh!llarper and Putnam, for ill oflnts.;
Harper and Qodey for 10 cents ; <•...*•■. .» , • j
Jo do Graham for 4(Tcent<i : ] > • - I
do do for 40 cents.'; !
do de Ladies* Gazette 3eflte;
do do Peterson for S 7 cents; “ ' "*» j
do do N. y. Journal for 38c0nts;- j
do do Balfou’s Magazine'tor 30 fc«nt« ; ’
jOr any of the oent (wIQl bne exception,
I Blackwood.) always for sale at 20 conta.- Remember, the
place to Bart- 20 por cent, on BookA, ffagaziiies, Stationery,
J 4c., is at i
1 j*3l ... * >‘*'.No;3arjtth atreeti
Jl. n. MASON, i?ap*t
MAHON’a-GRBAT WORK UN BPIRITUAUtiiI—M«Jd
■ erb Alystarlefl-Kaplalnad and Exposed; In four parts.
I I. Clftirjroyfcnt Revelations of A. J. Baris.
; exposed.
I. <l. Evidence ihst" tie Bible is gitenlij i&dfeltation of tji*
SpifU .of God, as oompared with?'the. evidence thartbsae
axe from the spirits ofinen.'- ' •* *■.
,4. Clairvoyantßevelations of KniahnenSwedenborg.'
• By Rev. k. MohonyPresident; sc.
ifwTwde ttf • J. 8. JDAVIBOB,
aog2l ~ _
EVERGREEN COLON Y—A‘ VerfUßfllrftbiQ-Bountry re iF
denee is offered for saley situated In tbd above Color y,
uom Township, 5 mqee ftbm Plttstfabstr Thd boose is Mr
ii fe8 1 t » with faur'nXnfla. a kltfcben and lai je
nail on the tiret floor, and iS'prCVWfca.'WitfrrfVater clos *t,
bath rooni, Au, There to tle
“fj d l ? fee, an' uhitffYildd of 26 ac e*
Dw e n S House/, irffch 4 :i&<&. tWb acre lot, (m
are lOO^nU'trees 6r m<& <l?Qii«les, bSdi e*.
'BtaTH6,‘Chic*6n house, Ac.,)
SSsf'?v , f “ Colony.
, fSft MjpMwaoh,ta 8* the eariehtiim (U chuaren mi*e
property for e mar! 0* Hally. '
8. cotbbkrt *>BON,
. No- M Mitrtet'BL,'HPaK3CMM "
CONTIKTCmOIi OKTIIB QIUSAI L
iUAhE*—4,. A. mason-4. 00.-WIU crtntlooß tiretr bj ie
ihroug'b tbd month of August. They will agfcm ms -h
.down nxicLflttti farther reduce the prices drthflr^ttxfe.
Some 200 more cases and.wkajW °* WJBW GOODe v in
‘be opehed, M rt!fidftting their sssortaent more eomjßbtetb tn
at the opening of the sale. . iugt
FOR SALK— Two Houses and Lots on the cornerof Logan
and Townsend streets—one of them a good brick house
with nine rooms, all in good order; the other a good frame
house with five rooms. They will be sold very low. En
quire of TfIOMAB WOODS,
tug 22 76 fourth street.
ri l 'i *c «sr-4%v>;/
» » '< I 'IM t
RAILROADS
C K KTRAL »9i; ,TJB.
AH aallro&tT'Yd'dir BlMlMipP 1 *
c is,vjs£asi..a s i> s’bu koh
RAILROAD. '
CONNKOTIHO VITH
JSAND, Bup‘t, Cleveland.
PltttUanh.
I'liLiburgh, July 2S, 1866.
BIUKLOW A CO*,
N£W AJUIC
No. £44 Lq!K&TX’ STREET, just beaide'the
KaUrora,.'VTh!cb inak|£u
the court non in the city foe paesenzVr* arri
ving by that , . , ’ y '
The Proprietor hMflpg.gt WMiderableexpepM, nt£*i rm,
In radian, MyltUhs jJaNSIQN HODSB, .irouli respect’
fully BolicilA sbarii Of -PUliite pitronsgp. I hei«l» attacked
a apteniiilßPWihKaEd .gUeosiT, «FA(JOS X ABD, attnS-
His.
hanirr aioiiiar, s,iji. ba the haarket
eaa.aaorA.,., , M fehiy '
® . ,:vu t .
'GW‘WF# l *jFfenft J\v -
ttWßiWgrtetf/fowujUy 6f “Brown’s Botev’ having-
A' takAt-thblarge ftwyeomnxodioiMHOTEL, and having
rofitted It in magnificent style', would-respectfully cinvita
his friends and the travMing-pablJc to give him : -Aj
iuredfwlth the convenience of the -houBe.and.hia-loQg ex*
perionce In the business, be, can give entire satisfaction,
and hte chArges- moderate. ■••--.••-• --•••• . ,
I fehfci •■.-■ WM- C. CQNNELLY. .
f GOOD fIOVSKF tvt'T'
ipORNER OF LIBERTY AND QUANT STBEkiS'jifar
O the Railroad Depot.
janl3:ly JAMES SHANNON, pyopylafor.''
- v - owsToirs. 1 • • • •>
ITTAVERLEY HOUSE, DO South Eighth street, few!
YY Cbertpjjt and Walnut, Philadelphia. [ati29ly
tfEua.i TSiasT'., I .■
NO. 11l Arch street, thSadolphla. T. B . WEBB (late of
Proprietor. [auSfcj
O-ASKUiL, HOUBK.
70RJVER OrUAm WARREN, O
r|','lt]i Proprißtor takes.-pteaßiire in Lha
J. pubhseiratthisnewAndielfigaatUoteUz&a beeaopenoifc
M » howe bt’entertainmoat-ißtiiiigcommodiuus and roomy,
aod’ttdjatnlng-theTjfaee'of the Ohio Bt»ggCompany,U afferi.
inHucexaunts unsurpassed .in. iWarren fOr thii'accoEtmoda--
of ttetrawaling community,:
» A share of public patronage la respectfully solicited. ■
j aulT M. GABKILL.
i-' erankllShoctsb.
CHBSI!NU®*BeattET, ABOVE. TH3BE, PHILADELPHIA.
'‘• 11 PARKIfiR A liALHDt zpxoprtetors.
; -jyt&3m} THQ_M.VSI I SO PEK.DAYjT-;
! r„‘ "™^ M ajfcJflia£AS-«o®Wßi-- “
'■ * JOBNSTOWNi FEKNA.
THE undersigned having taken charge 'Of the above
.named House, and refitted it at a large expebse, th a
asVefl a£ elt'gaiif style,'fa tjow prepared to re
beJfegd6raj'fiwglvea l idw<*'ea t tßftotiou to ali vho may
1 ‘fauB:tf]‘ JAMES POWSBT, -
lote a,,
j-trtfWtaMrt.Bnaiuikfc*
;XT(XtM KBtRTT-STKKIiT, foot flf Fifth atroat, Pln>
tihltS.’ 'SASICBI HARK, Proprietor. -■
: This Hotel is having jast been completed
*vud opened for thAftbctimmofl&dap of the public. [*epl3
! FKANKIiN JftOUSE, CleyeUndj
/ 1 PATRICK A Bouse has an
dergoue thorough and extensive repairs, alterations,
And large pddUlopJ pf .petj furniture, etc- and the proprie
tors pledge umntselves that nothing ih&ll be wanting on
theli'pirt toTehder the Faiivxu!? a’-plofee where all the com
fdrtf of a flrisrxAaAifh*tel can be found. ’«: • - :
jy4rtT ‘ ’ ' - 0. PATRICK A SON. f
. a.(!9Kl.,'
. . No. top. (JRO.A DWA'I', NSW Y 6 ti'E,
.... ."(coAP^ctiDoarri*kußopjUxpuaO
■ .. . XOWOY, .
: .... . . i’RQPBXtf'rOR.
-r' - Rest AUitANTiS.
WILKINS HALL, •
; yr; tf ,
fourth itreei, between nWd oh d jSmilhftcld-.
’ r IMUS spacious Hstablishmyuihjs bt?v^<ftt?yJby J Che <ub
j A. scriber, and completely renoTate’u.
lie i.VCt All hour*- prepared to furnish &<sSg3£&
-every luxury that ouo -bo found in the best rogmuted
restaurants in the BtateJ. ills spacious Bar will always be
■supplied with Gllme of every d«»-
stffldfiftil, Jh its SbMon. can’ aWavy be found at Wilhius
UalL *' r: (ypTf 11 1 •W. C. QALLAOBER.
.
ZiUltilSX&Zi&t WaOD and market.
beg lavve to iuform their trleiids bud
; 1 tiie pubiTc generally, that they hhvo Teasfed 'lhb'ftbo'Tf'
■ well known Restaurant, which has just been thoroughly'
; repaired and re furnished, and now open. The
! proprietors have spared no nidke the Bank Ki
change a comfortable resort, as well 'for Ins dplcurw 'as the'
< business man. The larder will at ail lim*£ be stocked With
: the delicacies of the season, and served up under the auspi
ces of experienced woks. Thay respectfully aak for tho
patronage of a generous public.
«“OY6TBR ANI> GOFFBfi HOUSE.-**
D. TtAKNABD,
A’o. 40, Fiflh Slrtet, btlioim ' Wo6d tfnd £fjrt*t.
J*nW;lyJ nrrsuCßaa.
CR..YS T A -L PALA C E ,
No, lb UArkAt nreet. . .
C. G.BKELY,
jgL.' '/~S R®BPEOTFUiiLY'fnfonttßfcisfrfandaaodtfee
/jVjf/pubUc Id general, that ii«* ban just started btJ
York and Philadelphia modern trtyh»of
-COOKING OY»TBU8 andererythlngelse In the
eating Line.* Oy»i«w to the Bbeil-nt Sieved, for 12*4 cents
a dozen, lie will nbch Aimißb the best of everything that
the market wlUfcffbrd. House always open until 3 o'clock
In the'morni^*;' 4 ' ' m&rl3-tf
OYBTKR BAi.'OOBTXWU UESTAIUAM'fI
ios watr u street.
riillK subscriber bSB now his OY3TKU SALOON ANI>
| JiAITNO HOtTSlj perfected in a manner that ijannot
be ezcolfJ by any similar estabUbhraebl in the city.
MIUIS}r}AL 68 3ERVBD VP A TALL 130VRS Of
TUB ZjUr, from the
C*olc«qt A!«ati. Fowl*, Pllh, Ac., ftci
His Hill of Fare cknnut b« aurpassed-and he would rejnect
fully invite the attention of the putulc to IL
, . .. CUAILLES STttt,
ja2ounaatT 1 Ids Wood sti^et.
BUJUIaUr Lagerliser Ure^erv^
rAAitt Respectfully informs the pnbllc Qiat.h»
x fo now fully prepared to serve'brlvate families and the
pubU?;,generA]Jly A with his celebrated LAOEB BEKJt, in
bottle ft. All orders left at hift Otfice, NO 39 DIAMOifD
and the Beer delxVefod to anv-patf trf the city or vicinity.
j*23:tf *. ( «ii .iv/, a 80I1KNGK.
' BebitfUag er "Bierlikiir
N<L oEpQStftiht dUf&J*BOVM
aiIIS eubspriber h&s.jpjsL opened oaaof an J
best QnlahAxl Lager Beer Halls In the idty. ills Beeri*
acknowledged to b*l superior article, and every other *c
comtoodatibn about Wrhou&e cannot b% excelled.
il. BIGKLOW,
M. L, STISPHKXS,
■OBO. AUJBfIT.
taug£Lii{
H- LnSfmUtKß
m»’- i2;3m
K«nD«tt AUi
W'ir. ENGLISH, Sole Bottler PTMIITITB cniebriit<-J
• Kennett'Aloantl Brown Stout. Also,Common .Mo
and Porter, In quart aod'phrttjottlefl.'
The sttßnfloo of families, and the trad®,*!* respectful!;
solicited. aolliy
Mineral Water and Sareaparllla^
WM. 0 ENGLISH, Pitt street, below Penn, Id now
manufacturing and bottleing the aboTe beverage* on
aa extensive scale. His articles are of the best quality, and
"nufaclured from the purest materials. octlTtly
HOPPER'S PATE XT PL AN E
r |iU E undersigned is prepared to supply CARPENTERS,
X OAbINfiT-MAKERB, and Workers in Wood generally,
with his Patented and valuable PLANK 3.
Atl who have tried it*proneonc*»>i a coost valuable ln
vtntlon, that must coon come Into gr.neral uee. The fol
lowing letters from practical workmen are but two among
many letters the Patentee hoe-reccived recommending this
Piaue abovpi all others In use: 1
Pitoouroh Siexm Oamttß Faoto&t, )
February '22, 1866. j
We hereby certify, that during the last twelve months
we have Used Hopper's Patent Plane, and do not hesitate
to recommend it to Cabinet-Makers and Carpenters as su«
psrtorTo any other Plane in use. Wo considerit peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
- hard wood, and for planing veneers, it :a far superior to
the old mode OF scraping, besides being a great saving of
time. One man, by using this Plane, wUI piano more
veneer's than five men can do by any other plane or method
in dfce. H. U. KTAM A 00.
To Moos'?. Eatob, Saa.:
Dear <&>—l have examined floppcr'a Patent Bonctj
Plane, and befbnta. It to baa most excellent article-for the
use foHwhioh it l* tntended,aa a combination of plaoe and
.
lUs adapted to plaplng tensors, and It does
not require on»-loQrth the time or labor of the old method {
and fdxavtfino doubt, wben it become gegajallj
known, but that it will entirely . nperaude the former t<s
dlouff aHfllabbtrbde custom. •
, i most cheerfully. raconwMPd it to all pereots engaged in
the Cabfittr ttUafnesg, as fVoarmy kbow’fedge of It, tbtre Is
nothing as well filled togive a smooth and beautiful fintab
-to veneers-as the Hopper FateiiLßennh Plane.
Jaitxs W. Wotowxia, 1
Furniture Warerooms. 97,99 Third
Pittsburgh, Iff, 1806..
MOSES F. EATON, of this city, is m; sole Agent for the
sale of Planes, or of rights to manufacture and Sell them
Pittsburgh, Marob gl, lß66—{mfa2l:tf)
1,1) KLD BOOHPOH BAILROABKNOI NKRlt.'s
X' ingformul® for laying out curves, determining frog ah
gle».Hrvelm»g,-cal«ulaUng earth-work, etc.,
with tables of radii.-ordluatee, deflections, long chords,
magnetic variation, logarathlme and natural signs dan
geui s etc. etc., by John B. lienek, OlvllKngineer. Poiket
bool; form. $1,36.
,* , The object of the present work U to supply a want
very generally fait Uy Assistant Engineers on HaJlroada.
Books of convenient form for use In the field, containing
the ordinary Jograritfamatlc tables are common enough; bat
a booh combining with these tables others peculiar h> the
Railroad work, and especlaily^heimeecßsarj'formuUo for
laying out curves, turn-outs, crossing?, Ac.,is » desideratum
which this work Is designed to supply.
U. ri. Miutast Academt, West Point. Appil 10, 1864.1
Otnilctnen: 1 have looked orer “Honors Field Book for
Railroad Engineers,'* And think It Well adapted lo the ob
ject its author propose*, and have no question but it will be
found afexj tlsdni) and'practical--volume both foroffice&nd
field wort. D. H. HkIUW.
Tkor. April’ 21,1864.
I am ranch pleased with Mr. Bench's little manual, the
“ Field Book of Railroad Engineers.” With the presenta
tion of some of the moot practical and uaefolof rcoogniipd
process* among-railway engineers,'he has gtxpn others
yrhich. new at least in their present form, appear to-possess
a xdist of Higher'value than that of mere novelty—iliat of
being in general ausoeptiblo of Available, not to say doaUa
ble, practical use. In conclusion, while l think theilasikn
nf .Mr. book Is such as to adapt It excellently well
txrprofbeekuufcl needs.-l haver pleasure In my
cordial satisfaction with its execution, .alike with the per
spicuity of arrangement effected by the author, find Ufe dx
typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
' b. Feaneuh Q&tim,
-- : •■©, Hand Wrector-ofßensselaerPolytechnlffinstkute.
■ yof sald b f WILLIAM 8. HAVEN, -s
Dealet ln Engineers' Stationery,
au3 Market street, corner offfeeofld.
M" AGAZINBB FOR tJJSPTKMUKK—
Godey's Lady's Book V
Household Words;
New’York Jourdhl;"''
Peterson’* Magazine;
Yankee Notions;
Blackwood's M*daaiheXbt.Ausdßt.
NEW JHJPPLY-OP NBWJ*O.OKJJ. ' '
" StuJapcrr, bj/Beeeljerj: ■
Memoirs of James Gordprf Bennett*^. *•
My BoniUg? and Preeionji by>'r«l«T)6uglafia •
Doesticka’. NewJJooK.
« . Cle*ailaU,>hyMtea 85HJ1 -
Light and Darknes*; ’ ' •.
Lire'orsydtfsy smith, in^rols,..
Racaived and tor Bale at
necaivea Wji: XJILDJINFSNNBY/* CO/B,
aw Fifth Bt, oppo&te the Theatre.
xJJSXftAOT KBSIDENOH- FOR BJLLE. —A, dwelling
I Houle with lot of ground, well Improved, 60 h*nt front
’6O Fnlton etreet bp S3.deep, Kwhooia contains njinll,
padorT urohen. 1 lining loom# threa chaßifcsra and; two
emaft/tooma. JPortico and garden in front*’ Pilce $1,460.
TTtfSfraasy; Vf,. ' . S. CUTHM&T-*.6(ML
. ... . ,63 Mhrfcet sfr&t.
MNGULAE 'ADAPTATION of infcradlenlfl )fl the
: J_ Hair Coloring Fluid affeots the small Teasels at the
i roots of the hair, and thus stimulates the natural secretion
of coloring matter, giring tone and strength to Its growth.
It does not aot as a ape, bat as a restoratlTe. Fifty rents
1 per bottle. Hold by B. L. OUTHBfiHT,
i augT 63 Market street.
I:!V.'HQTBLS:
J. BCHANLELSTER2B,
a- B. FRANCIS.
cottfli bcuriA
WM. a HOPPER.
*, k. ~ ,
,• • •
+ ' " •
« ,*4 t k» '
W •
INSURANCE COMPARES. '
Increase of Cfeh Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
JEfritA. CmiPANY, -
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
; ...»j .. .. _... PAJH HP. .
?Caah Capital,, - - - - - «50 L 0 t Qo'O.
tpHE TBIRTY-SXXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
LL Assets of the INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford, as JunHahed this agency on the Ist of January, 1856,
Under oath. —•-s'..-.
Itoal Estate, unimmiub<Jre<i.. ..-...i. 2 06
Beveoty-two Mortgaga 7 cent,pay
able semi-annualfy 72,000 00
Debu duathaOompnfiyt mortgage...
Bills 126,327 &
Railroad Stocks In OoiuiecßcuT...... ' 87,516'00
Bank Stocks In th® city bf -142,890-00
Bank Blocks in New York ci»y.»e. 88,050 00
Cash on band, In Bank, and in bands of Agents
-and ntham.—... T ,— .tj
I '^773,278-03
i The Pmonotof uot'dueto Banfeßoroa»*r .
nothing. —-
: Losses adjusted and due, —none.
i Losses adjusted and |LUB,6IB 22.. . . . . ,
i Losses unadjusted and In auspenee. waiting for further
561,267 m *' ' 9 • 1 * - -
< Ait otfaei 1 clSims sguirrst'ihe ‘Gompany # aro small, euah
bnlyaß-printin& Ae;- rr
! Agents instructed to take no risk over £lO,OOO.
i The amount insured in any city, town or village, depends
Upon the character',’maleHal and cofidtrttftlbtfOT buildings,
the width of streets, the supply .of water and condition of
the fire department, and other circumstances.
; The amount insured blocks -of buildings varies; the
Design is to limibtbw-lonn by-any one ftrw.to ■s!!>-,009, or less,
i .i t THO*J Aj -AliKXAftf-IHSR, Secretary.
fetATS or Cowif«meGT r D,j •I*:--/! HartfarV’Jbo. Ist, 1886.
1 Hartford coahty.' "-'/ji’’ •“•*? - ,
; Perse nally appearsd'Thazaas iAoAluxaznhßr; Secretary of
the ißtna lnsurance-Oompany,and-Tnsdno«thtliat the fore
going statement tqr him «uneorlbedida tmo,( according to
Jiifl best knowledgeand b«lief>-- ■; A u^.
' HENRY) raWLER, Justks oi the Peace.
' Lossrifi paid by this Company for the year 1864 exceed
$760,000, while the premiums:-revived for the same time
far exceed auy other year, eiflea- the ocgnsßatlon of the
‘Company. - -. n.-. -
■ PolidHS, covering nearlyAll-dfescripUtinaof.prop«rty, Is
sued at this agencyfat-reminieiative relesi^
Office, No. 6? Water-street,<Plttsbajgb( Pa.
janll • -t-’ 1 JL Jk KEN-filfCK, Agent.
7KT « A IMBOIIA'<VCK i ’CO»tP A.VY,
i ov iuzTFbßi), rtsir. '
jCuabtxrxd, v* ~ \ • *. A 819.
| ,c u
jCaah r«p»ai r n , nu aa<H> r onn
ICaih Surplu* f ox Ist Jahoabt, 3,37 3
jrillOg Capital Stock and Surplus is securely invested for
I X the benefit of all pamy.hpWtfß. As an evidence of
jtbe claims we have to pajtyic and ofdts ability
'to pay Jossva pDOnlptly. a jtf
vary from
jlarge and well distrlbuted,auu m.ourppiniop,nb*opmpan'y'
:ii» the United States affords betti>r Indemnity to pyuty
■lioiJi'rp than the 2Etna. They continue to make insurance
on.pcopnrtyiu.towu andcoputcy, at as tyw as Is oon
rtisteut with safety to thy policy .nobler.' , ~
fl. B:tRN Agent. ;
; 4®“ofilce, North-west corner Fifth ftpd, Wood streets,'
-PiUshuxgh. , ~ , apiOilj
' DKL A W ABrMh* . 7^
IffUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE in the North Room of the Exdhatotr*. onThlrd
street, rtfILADXLPBIJL/
MARINE INSURANCES.
■QW ‘ \
Ciuooi »«“ ■ if®o*R paetaef-tboWorld.
» k A u • ;
—<TKNLAiRi> INSIIR.ANOEB'-
Opfroodtf bf-rtvera, nanalb*, lokea-aad Landititudkgahrld
al! parts of theUnidn^-»* *• ■ .ycwvr
- FERE INSURANCES ; M /.
On merchaDdiie generally. :
On stores, dwelling houses.Aej. / ■
A3SETS COHPANX, November 7, 1868.
.Bonis and 524,300 00
'Stateof Pennsylvania, Vljiladelphia cUy,.Sprang -•
Garden, Soulhwack, fkncLnthpf ..
ißu«cka In banka, railroads and ''
panies h'.......* tlo
: UUls receivable 15P,826 04
jCwshonhand ......' 16,071 30
! Balancesin the bands Of Ateenfs’knd pfemlums
On slariife tseurti-.; -.1.' 131,707 67
; Bubaertpticn6Not«a...h.y. v'ldyxin 00
" f fes?,4TC-63
‘ ' WMofjtte: •
Wo. Martin, * B.M. Huaion,
Joseph 11. Seal, * - i fiogfrOcalg,
Edmond A- Boutter, 1 <> \ fipeocar fcPllrain,
John O. Daviv• < l Obnrleß Kelly* ,• •',/
Robert Burton, , Samuel & Btobe** ‘ .
John R. Penrose, Henry Sloan,
George Q. Leip*r, i James TraquaLr,
Edward Darlington* ■ ,Wa Eyre, Jr.,
H. Jones Broolie, . Josht\nL. Price,
J. 0. Johnson, , . JameaTenneut,
. Jam*# C-liana, ’ . ■ ' Jobfi |B. Sompli,
Theopilu* Paulding. [' flcbafftjf/.,
Jaiae.-i B. KTrarland, ' . "J.T.Xogan.'PitWWtffr, '''
W.C. Ludwig, ] p. T.-U siorgaC, do
WM. MARTIN, Presided:’ '
' ‘*Hoa.O. HAND, Vice resident.
Jojartf See'yr 11 ,
' P. AiMADHBU, Aaoot,
marlS' ~ ’ ' street, Pitteqrateh.
Thi FraafiLllß Ftrt InatffkaiisfC«feii7sSy,
0£ PrvrAzyUxlrtid.'
DIRECTORS —Charles yf, Biaeker, Thomas HAK, Tobias
Warner, R~ Smith, Geo. W. Rich
•rJU, Mocdecai D. L6Wte,*A<fc7lfih! Boris, Dartd S. Broome,
Morris Tatterson. OnAs. K-. B&ITE2LI3, Prexdtnti
1 Outs. Q. iliacEitt, Beerttarg. ' ■■
f3300n tinna to m&kn ihaoranos, perpetual or limited, oo every
deserfpUun of property, in town and country, el mt« t» tow
asar* Rousiatont with security.
The Company hare reserved a large Contingent Fund,
Bfd (VfmtapA, pi#? targeted, af
ford ample protection to tpe . ( , ‘
The Assets of the Company* on January wtj tstfVas pub-
Itahrei agreeably to An Aet,pf A£3«mMj fc werB aa follows, Tit:
**«*««*— ~t-lien]
lien] ISeUIe ’ son 78
Teo*mr»ryho»nj ’83,088 IT
Mock, - 61,888 Qit
Ciah, Ac . _ Bi,3df 81
Total —U
_Since their lnct>lJol»Hoß,.»heTiOd of, twenty-one Tears.
Urey hare paid upward.o t One Billion Font Hundred Tbcm
land Dollare, lessee byffre, thereby affording eridenCe of the
idiantagoa of Inearance, os well as the. abtllty and disposl
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GABDINEB COFFIN, Agent,
•pS4 _ Offlws northeast-qey, and Third uta.
THE CJI9ITKD BTATE9
LIFE Iff SIT BANCS,
ANNUITY and trust company,
PHIUnEtPIIH.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850,
OILAJITEUPKRI'ETDAL.
CAPITAL 8260,000-.
Office, 3i E,. Corner of Third and Chettnni
Sir tell, Philadelphia., .
[Ofllcttt'Qf the Home Board at Philadelphia}
‘ DIUCTORS.
Stephen a.Orawtoxd, : . . PauJ iMtatOArd,,
Ambrose W. Thompson,’ Lassen*? Jotuwn,
Benjamin W.Tingtey, Qeo. M’Honry, .
Jaa>li L. Florence. James Deverenx,
William M. Oo4wiD, WIUUm M’Kee.
Prtiident— Btepfcetill.Orawfcfrd.
Vice iVotdferrt—•Aftbrose WiThompaon.' l • • -- .
MtdxuH Xsamtner.PitUbwyS— JamesU.WiUaoo, M,D,
JUeyheny City—K. B. Mowry. M. D.
GKO. B. ARNOLD, A«pt,
No. T4JFowtb ttregtr-PtitaPurgL
IYLV
A. BHNIT2.
ARIA IN3URARCE COMPART ~
OF PITTSBURGH
CORKER OP VOURTH A.ND'aMITHFIKIi) STREETS.
Authorized Capital, 8300To0O.
INSURE BUILDINGS wnl other property against lose or
damage by Eire, and the perila of tlm.Era and Inland
ami Transportation.
, DIBtCTOOU.
Wm.'P! Johnstrin," Hoi; Patterson,
W. MPeJlntock, iiennetiy T. Friend,
D.M.Long, . I. GrierSprooL.
. A. J. Jones, , . George B. While,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
JemesS.Negley, . W. 8. Haven,
Wade Hampton, D. jsLPark,
H. K. Coagahall.
'Hhn. WH.If. JOUNBTON, President
BODY PATOKHBON, Vice President
A. A. OABRita, Secretary andT^ca^urer.
8. Assistant Secx&Ury.' dec2:Bm
Weatern Iniuranc© Co»pany> Fittaburgh.
a. MILLER, Jr., PresuUnt*. \ F.-&L GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL.,43O^OOO.
XXnLLlnsare against all kind# S>t risks, FIRE, and JU A
TT RINE. All losseB.iriU .JSQ libsrally adjusted and
promptly paid. .. •- ,•
A pnxmss w ho ar*-w «1 \
known In tfco atfmlhunity, and* -who are detFrmftied, by
promptness andliberallfcy, to maintain the character which
thtfyha** offering the best protection to those
who desire to beinsured. ... a
JWm<eni/wrß4MiUer, Jr.,o. W. RlckeUon, J.W.'Bdtler,
N.Uolmea, Jr., W.H.Bmlth, 0. Ihmsen, Cleorge W. Jactsop,
Wm. M; Lytra, James Ltp pen cott, George
Auley, Alexander Nlmlck, Thomas Scott. - ’ 4 -
«uomce,lio.«3 Water A
Oo ,opi tairs.) Pittsburgh. <aaT34:ly
JOHH 1 ' y lj ITTJLk/J rA gaol, ”'. "
.. .flo.aOl Ljpibti £*tt**T, .
UAB JUST - RfiCRIVKD- the following Tery choice nr
. tioJe#;—.: - . • -
BRANDIES.
O&nie Brttialy; (v«ry fine,)
OUrd Dnpuy.A Co. (roper.).
Malroll A.Cto., • *
***"•• “
Be trial- Madeira,
HoWard) HarohA 00., Mad’ra
Bm.i India Madeira, .
Tahle . ■ dp; ,-v
Amontillado &hetry,
Manzanillo do
'Table ' do
Pure Juice do -
Ordinary do '
8L Julien Glare!,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,, f -
(Jhampagnea,
Affbor, .
TdfZßiley, 1
1
' *Jl . other
buMaesg.. -''
W 4& MAS UFACTORY. ■
- .- - SIRS. RENTER, '
jfi&9r#T Jqmdvctf xjpposite tfa-Qb&tBi»'+~Qlfy6 i
* AILMOIHY CITY, “ l r 'w,
I'OU.iVlOg.aDdrall
OnamimM Uils Work*.*/. [
The best quality of matßrlaijia./bQQistad.LWd entire
satisfaction guaranteed.. . , tnyls:dawly
- - W. PoiUr,
Attorney and {joensEllor at law, 4immiot
*oa u Ohasoebj, Agent for procaricg Bounty Lapde
and Pei»doM J (rf-Olaitus-hj-Q&at
Britain and freUnd.' l •• w,i ■ '
. made In-Glia and adjoining OonnUasi Rs.
lafcfl of dwedMrtSi f Beal Estate bought* bq|4 os
leaaed, and-reuta.colfe<:t«l, Jtfbttiiye inTestedon ilortgage
or other security. Titles exwnfiipVand tltlapiperS'dYa'jro.
Office on FOURTH vtreatr* few doors above gniithffeld.
Pittsburgh, tnti2&.-dawl '
» «/»rrA*.W* FoiUr y
PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds amd nr-oofr
takeb fbr'VdcNVf in toy of the above ioune3 States,
apdßfa^dg Tpla-ml.- --■
March 28, 1855—(mh28.-d*v T
V' “
_—&J—-A Oottage House Id Allegheny ftr salt*.
. Friees7oo. ...
A Brick House and Lot for s76o'. '* % * :
A small Frame House and Lot on M<uot Washington
for $460.
Small Farms In Ohio Virginia ltir sale on easy terra*,
by [J7l4] & OUTHBBBT ft BCN, 140 Third at
■' v?' r - ‘
* 'A?*.
- Y&p
--- ■- -- I 1 '• 1 -1 l J./.i -l >■ , , A**. JL».74t«A.4;A.
I BANKERS AND BROKERb.
I austis Looms,
I 6TOCK BR’OKJB.^
OJflct, JVo. 92 Fourth tt^obovt W00d,., v
NOTES, Draftß, Bond*,Morigajiga, and IjOiii3.on.oaLl*-
tcrals, froght And sold
tniaßiop fc JU»nd Warraata'-Spngfit ina fold* .
[ Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale df
Copper Stocks. ' ”
I All communications attented to promptly.
?M. H. WILLIAMS
Wm. H. Wllitami dfc Co.,
Bfflas EXCfTAN.QE BROKERS,
y. &.~Cbrh£r Tfoo£~<pia tlreelt.
Air transactions made on'liberal terms. Collections
>f BP Mi Kttttt, Attended to." >• •* jan2&lw :
\ A ND Dealers in fixehange,. Bank Holes, Quid.
LCX Coin. Currenf and Pajsfunda received 'Qn r &pttst.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.. ■CoHectionn made
ht anj point in Lhfi Ccited States. ..c-.t ~u r—* ;~ i Ail
| South East comer of MarkabjanA-iFIIUi attests*, •*
I ■•> t.a* >-.PiTTganßQftcjßL«
PATRICKS A FBIEHD,
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Brot'Rtmoved tMr Offcetcthc Oorr&'ttfliflhdtf& WSdtti£
_ FITTSBUEOH, pa.
I jAThiuKS & FRIEND, Bankers Exchange Brokers,
r add Dealers In* JfatOs, Drafts, Acceptances,;
Batik'Notve'.“Ettmknges on ttie'MSnsrtlWd’V^Wra
Cities constantly forskte. -
Collestiona made in all the eltlea throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, at
the comer of fifth and Wood Streets. {feb3
. N HOtfiEEft fr*6o9Fft
BANKERS juffr EXCHANGE BROEEKB, 11 :
sutj uoronD tnim’ bahewg Aso ttcaurtu otnos to doi
i 67 wAkrki BTRxr?/ifouß rodSfl dxlow OLb «wira. - v ,J
i'WT ' IiOIgiES'A BOSS, BankdTs wntf Eifchanga Brokets!
4” • In’Notw/TJrefto, fcceirttatSea, Qdl4, l BU;
i Collections made In-ail the ’cities'
fitatea. Deposits received In par funds or fW;
:07 Market street, between Third and Fourth sta.* [ jaSthly
:* “ TIEUNAN ' -'■
BANKERS AND EXOHANGB BROKERS, ■ 1 J ” rt
' tfo. 95 "Wood Sired, domtr of . <j
■ •’ FltJSßtrMßi *A., ; ■' ” l
; "t}UY r A!ND'BELL c ßank : 'Nbt<s'ahd thritf
; jy proo£fesc«y'noteffj ; inalt6 AdieetSens hr
jail tbfe principal ifties of the Union'. Receive depOHtsAor
'cull and on interested gfve their prompt attehlwh to'all
iothor matters appef tirin&rg to ABrokrhfS ooslh*Sß. J Ewteftf
Ex change constan tty on hand. to***
j v dOHNWOODS.
iBAjN KBR AND EXCHANGE BBOKETfc
! DlALtam . ■' ■ y ‘~
! Exchange, Commercial and Bank^Hotei. 1
STOCK bought and cold on commission. CoUectibns
•carefully-attended to. Interest-paid-ondtapoalts »• •»
! No. b Fourth street, neatly opposite tfca M. Ms
, Bank _ • ••• • • i Rdaclfl^
'allu laAicxa, *dward raek,. ' ktoaiNoi ikiiitia
KRA-MTTp & BAHH,
! BANKERS AND KXflHjtftftß RRpKlgftQ . .
BUY AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Ileal Estate or Block Securities; purchase
Promissory Notes and ISme Bills, on East and West; buy
i and sellAtockfl on ,
Pel!actions nude on all points In the Union. Jmyl
1 '• ‘-'i JUw.Qlnthlng 8tor«. in,,
tfa 4, SrXTft BTBEKT, O*?OSJTB tIBKBTY.
fITDJfi euhscrU»er has j»st opened this, hew tatabllehniexk
A where he ha* alwaye on hand a large andohotceaasorw
meat of all article# of OhOTUIfIG, which he warrants eoa*l
to Mr? in the city, and will sell at the most reasonab**]*!*
b*4' Thir public are Attested to give him a calL >-?* :
martely • tUJPPPEUfIgMBR,
" 7r ~ r " 2^:: l"
WK hare now opened one of th*'largest stocks ibl
CHINAS QtJtS&.and QU£B>»WABE t sq tablft for
botuekeepers in the.city* and U* en d selling at Very-low
prices. We will sell a. hands* 3B Bet of White Tea Wife,
consisting of Tort V-eight pte**> for the low pricoorFoar
I>ol lare> and all other Go*» * n proportion. Our at&k-fcblng
large awing to the 6«*i'teaton just passed, we*6xfe deteS
Tnlned'to work it low-prices. We batejaatcpened
eonte beaatlftiJ*h*Pcao&WhiteStone Meatlli&hearYfflra!
table do ;Qp**wdWßhea for Btewed chicken, efcweto,
s:
.'BfttttSSr -1 of
t H«*j
i Umk».
; .... .. BUM,.
JmotJcj, .
' Bant. Cru:.
' qin.
Bognet,
London CordUl,
Bcbs^pp&' > * ■ >
.antbprford'fl m>scb Ale,
1 JisralirT'» London -porter,
i Wild Onerry Brandy,
Absinthe, - *
Anisette,
Odfoeo*, '
Sardines,
Mocha , . »
YounjHfly®- Tehs)
w»«riflh Bronson Cbewe,’
imported Havana Ctgara, of
various brands; -
Olil ItfnnnpgabPt B VhlsKyi of
all grades. i ■ ,
srtlclsfl connected, .-with jh*
~ .£\j ffidag
_ . PftBNOH CHINA. - - l
fte have sosiß twenty different wtylee of FrejMfo'tJhina
ImS** ft * d BD “« Gold, liana Dinner Bets-mteoi
former'prices #,IUnB Bt i ** Bt tVfent y flTe P«r
HOUSE GOODS: ’ • ' -
Oar Block of Knives ana Forks, Bpoons,
Dl “ Wl *»» Girandoles, Solar Lampfl r elc„ is l&n£ oad.w<
will seli them fftTefy ttrW brides. «.
. GLASS WAKE.
On hand andreo«ivlng,a.rarge stock of Boston«nd I'ftts
butgh Glass Ware, which wo will sell at manalacturßr , i
prices. . ,
COtoON WAKE. ' " -S
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, - Dishes', PfWh
efr., a fid fevetyknlcle- suitable for country or city-ttampL
iar ca. to which weinvite the attentionsi city aninQantn
merchants, as we will sell them very low for eaahi.* ;
Housekee pere and others in want of oaiar Ghinaam
Queenswere* will4o well bycsUmirat’tfcß - ——
CHINA TlAtfr., . i
. - No. 62 Market, between 3d and' 4tfi ktad '
* p,a . Oppo*ite-G«v -IL-WhlU
WABEUQuaBa,;:*!».-S(J
X* *EBXI —A comfortable fiffeUing Htyawi
of ball, parlor, dining-room, kitchen, fcruT -bed'.rcom£tJf3
garden and good water- , ;;., .„ jj j
Mlcgfitriy Cily—k Two'Siory House, he'frly habtled
and papered, on Roblnepn atreet, near the eanaf. nentllA
per month. - - • "'lv »T
Mt. Wiutiipfftmt— A-BweMng Eouee-of-three Hfeomaroii
High street; with Istfge yard, well, Ac. Bent, $7 pfir mofctli
l 3 ittitrurgA->-A large Three Story Brick, Mo. 2tf Thinfratl
rentsl76 per.yaar. M0a.31 and 27 Duquesns street; «>ph
hmne is -two soorfts, with basement, cellar, yard Two
Warehouses on Water street. . A large £to re-room .on
Fourth Street. Together with others. ' 7 ■ < f $ a
„ . , .& 7 !
jI ,M - : 140 Ih>rJetrMi
JptT UiUfazUMiS-' . '■ '•
G'odeyVLadj’e Book, for July—2Q coot*; J
Ballog’g -MagMine, ' u •• IQ «*•
Yankee Notions. • u ' u is
Frank Leslie's N.Y* Journal,‘lB ■s* •• -t .. * .
North BrltUh; for M*y. «. - ... ».. ;
The’shore jnflt rtcelTed “by*Express. Also, a le>«i th# #1
HOHOOL, CLASSICAL tod MisclUneoufl BOOKSVnd Spit
'nONHRY for at COST, and no acMwia (ill S
LAOPrsa* £OOK OTOftE, 87 »«1 £ I
get 8 Cheap library 9 jjjj |
-.Sib*.
ARTHURS, RODGERS! & CO,''
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER OF FOUBTQ ANI>RMJTSjPLSLD STREETS,
FUtaborgh, Pm*. ~ j. ai ~
Kamovai,
HILL ft C 0,,"
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
ooanxa op wood* ahd-nfts struts.
SIGHT EXCHANGEon the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time Bills ot Exchange and Notes discounted.—
Gold, Silver and Bant Notes, bought amUold. Collections
mad.iinall the principal cities of the United States. De
posit* received of Par and Current Funds. - fmar27ly
G. E. ABHOED A CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
DEALERS In Eichanga,-Coln, Bank Notes, 81gbt end
-Ttzae .Drafts, Aa OollecUana (carefully attended to.
•iKLprowedi* remitted.to ? -
- Slocks bought and> so Iti on commisElozu ■ ....
_ »*No-74 Eonrth gfc, next door to Bulk ofKttel
Dome" '
AWtexxhd Fbfrtffn‘£cchxnpei\Bank~Nota, G6ld and Sitxr
* -'Bbvphtj Sdd and&chansei.)itUu ■
EXCHANGE AND BAN K I NQHOTfBIiTF
WILLIAM A, HILL & CttJ' *
r • 'tt TKjdD ststn. 'fiitaifuroa.'
gjL Interest allowed aa time dcpostta.
tuosnos DUX. „... f ,..jaO. A.OAObHJT.
THOMPSOH ca,
BANKERS AND B JCO KR R &, ’* : "
Corner of third and Bfaofl tiraji, FitUburgh, ''
THOMAS WOODS. ..
4TOOMMKKCIAL BROKEB,
ABO DEALIB IN
nous, Bond*! Stock*, Real Eitatarke«i
So. T 5 Tourth It-, Pittifarph, ih; ••• [ jaSJ
Loan Offlee,' " 1
*VTO. 100 SM2THFLELD STREET, NEAR TOjJa.—
±\ Money loaned on Gold and SilTer.Watches. SUvecware
and other valuable articles..
CLOTHING.
CLOT HING 1 8 TO RE j
JOHN M’GLOSKEY & CO..
T7ORUERLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Llberti
JC street, which has won an, unbounded popularity andei
toneme of the THREE BIG DOOfiS, hayeyfor thenar
pose.of acquiring more spec*, for ttoir immenw business
theppaciouAhuUdingon theenrnerof -
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD. $£&&&, .
. Where they hero now, themoat i
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS! '
ASD -
READY MADE. CLOTHING
Tb&tk&flererbeeaofferedtottiepablic. '
Tfcelr priori p»i otjeotfor thia remoraLia togtre thei
norefacilities forth® ......
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Theyarepreparedtosell Goods at the ' * '
LO WEST EASTERN PRICES!
And they will warrant them to be as good u any mani
factored In the Union.
CUSTOfI W ORR,
111 tOI BIST ST¥l*, AJtp U? 00 tit* flHOßfia* HOTlfifi.
They hare on hand a foil and beautiful assortment <
LOTHB and COAI3HGB, tor
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND 806 -
NESS COATS.
Our Interests are identical with those of otogustomei
and veeasuro the public that our fidelity wtlFffcti
filling all orders we may be favored with
fto. 88 Wood Stalest,
(IABT SIDE,) CORXfER OF DIAMOSD AfiLlT.
N. B.—Wo desireonr patrons to understand tha-We hav
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business or
street. Our attention Is devoted
House above designated. *
mer 23
JOHN M’CLOBKKY A 00.
Fall and Winter Good* l
EDJIOIVD WAT Ts.
MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 18& LIBERTY BTRE&—
I have now on hand a large stock of FaUand White
ffooda. OrBTcanttngs,ofentirelynetf<i«fiigiiflrWtiSh*V%st
in*s, of the most beautiful patterns; French and''Ejfelisl
Oasalmews, of every style and shade in the marWViQlo
which I will make to-order on the most reasonable term
and warranted to suit.. , . aq«
»bw spitiau ooods~ 7T“
J OST RECEIVED AX JOHN SIcOLOSKBY * Co’B Wlftli
aulo Clothing Warehouse!, No. 88 Wood BtreoLaml Mthe
or Diamond, alley, the largest and most yartHpitoclTc
gftooa that this celebrated house has ever had thu ple£ani
of Inviting tlh» kttfliiWon orthtyublWltf. Thesogu£d<lftT ■
been purchased frbm first" hands, amt, eonbeqoenttf/.n »
second profit outheni, which leaves us abld tn gaytrot W >
can and do soil at as sma<l profltsas anyhoose intfiee&s ■
eru cities. Therefore, we respectfully Invite thekttentio
of wholeaaled«d«*e and country merchants, in gdnaral, t
give uv a call, and examine our -extensive -assortment <!
RKAD\ MADE OLCIUXNQ. It Is almost-'impossible t
•numeratethe quant' yof Immense plies of garments th
ie to be-Keeu at this li i e establishment; it' la suffleiant
say that It has never toen equalled by the housatt*el£
mar!B:tf JOHIf McCLOSKEx A 06
Clotblng I Clothing! TTTi f •
riUIK undersigned respectfully InformßlhbfrfcmdftJUidtne*.
X public that he b now receding at hb fltore, N0,17J £lb--'
srty street, a choice of Cldthai'C&BkmeiSs'aill*
Vestings, of the latest and most desirable styles.', wficb lie
Is preparefrto mate to order In the most faShlohMile rial
aer, ot notice, and on the most reasonable- teftn£T
vre navealsooti and well manufactured Btixik
of read/ made Clothing, to which we lnrlte
of buyers, either whalesaleor retail. j
•Personawho parehasfegooda for cash, will flnd4fcto th*r
• drantage to call at IT7 Liberty street, before rnabtng th«sr
purchases. [mar9J 0. OPffINBR-f
JH i,. II * - •/- • nfr j. j,».y rityi y,-, t r. |' , ■ |l ,~ l ■-1-~ r a j-
sw^is^S^^E&sl'
£££? Sfflßfmgn
iNO BOOKS BVKB-ptTßLlßnto^S-Stt^a
KSB.KfifS
>M»BtrtaiM4i(f@Ss. jwr.*gs» **»Xs.i iSm««cej,
»ai®a»liu>iWlWsl«l St««*ba»tB.iraSBt<£3isj2iig ££.:
*sffipjj<,W>B&»fr. Safeibljilt fcoJbs o)i|9.Bltit, s)Jh iju*;
name of the builder, commander and ownst.- i K[l , m
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain si Ist end descrlo*'
Uon of all the STEAMBOAT DISASTERS that have occur
red on the WESTERN" a'nffwtfTllEßN WATERS, beauti
fully illustrated, wittr * LIST OP ALL THOSE WHO
UAVa.iKRMfiD (BY;-THEIR- dTOBNIttH.-BIVKINfI
AND diXf liiDINQ, cn
Tfta IMmtory ■wmcontaisuMapa <rf the
MbßOarifjmgrrfHpay^mofffyafhlTn^ni^
uzft athenJttvexg,irfahtiß Towns and CUfesisid downiwitb;
OttEfectdistances; gl&aimany.nthar) Rfgiwr>i*.ftmiTß«w»Jh|»
Itemajofciateresft ttfttha ‘pcpplaab-, larger ■ Tha-h«*- wjit.
contain the cards of the various U. 8. Moil Boats, with) tha;
trade they are in, Ac. Ihs Directory will wly> contain
a complete list of all th* Steamboat Licensed
Officers, their of residence, Ac, Aci the new Steam
ite re<Dfl#etn«nU; with comments, showing
Hnt&kfpilUta xrfftcer % : iM- vnrttrtf-the
emp#a£<ejp6#}i&e« aff rift’lmportant C: 8;-»w^
to* dat*‘, *th«'‘R&tls’>
«a mptttxttt c&niftwdat Lading: fm*
darlOtts Pi 6: Cotnt}i r in t ol
•raghwiioa -aa» Damaged,*-£*4 Ac 4 with ninny, other
thidg*ctf Interest!- jj.-.I.TTa v"
The Directory wM be illustrated in the best style-and*
printed in the best manner. The author lue for am years
been gathering together all the tecta and iteste in regard to
Hie numeroua disaster^,on tt? .Western and
Southern waters, an<f now. Intends publishing them in
book ft An; wilTbentit*%t the-low
eum of One be lasueu for
the boatmen; aU-ottegrderiißnjr o£.*almalbing will have
will he,printediiinl«a entered) in
unatSij ThtejwprjE -l&i destined a-ctirula&lOQ- of
TOWIIH: TJJWOT ipiblSSS.^
rweMns Bwgji nunrtsacf m»iWiroia,»ll,
toK^ , &tJSw! a , olt^.‘!“f'“ 0 “ DtdbotOI ■.
Ihe Directory will bo Issued In October, and will balnn!
wnament to the parlor as well as steamboat. By remitting
oa*J)oUnr (ppfft.pafeDjrou Will t®eive-fccony.nf the above
work. ,
All communications and letters should be addeesstdiu
- . i
d. hWay.
,v, if
rj-rjffl f °-‘ ffi 6 6fej.,of LakO' Baptrlor, aba.
*’kSMßlt lIAIiBOK, ANJD
UkRATEE AkVAKgftJKR 1?0R 4XOSMERCTAE CITY,
than any other point in tho North-west; anJtseabaUedtn
prospective importance by Chicago only. TT7< ‘.~‘
The Proprietors have a clear,
kPf l PP9h which ft laid' drit,
laid
immrt r '-’ • '■■■■■ ■■'.•
fioperror was fikl hot doting the past season, and klnAdy
conikiflS BevuriFHttntfred Inhabitants, » Lar*e Hotel; a
number of Stores, a Commodious Pier, with ’WWshobsAi,
and is in ail respects the o • -
MOST FLOURISHING NEW TOWNu* ’><
in tha West. The County Seat, the Unite* ‘Stices Rand
o£Qce and Post Office areioosted-hsm The Misstesipiil and
Lake Superior •• > *•> - r
UNITED STATE&.fiOLITARYrBaAIV - f '
now in course or construction; ednnfcctliig Witb'BLPaol
terminates at this piace. It Uialwrthe'fcafce termini of all
the projected railroads toijm fr&d of- Lake-Soperior -The
‘‘ 800 '* canal wili be Jodie defter which, four
lines of Lake
ca*°. two fronrOißrelkini; andf one frdmvfiuffalo: all en*
Teasels, haring been tfalttetjnfestf3»t&T4hl» trade.
c i>Oo»SteaiuHdw.lXilt'ls bow-in operstldn, end themachl
nery for a second laumwctf the Way to-Snpertot, which will
be aot to work immediately oa ite-Arrirkt;-- ■■ -u ..
One-half; ef<th» kits hare been appropifeted by tba'pro
prietwa to the undersigned to actual sett la re-on
easy terms, do pros life aSand for extensive public improve
meuts. Liberal eporoprlitions hATe-beemaftdklbr nubUu
purpose®; parks, churches, railroads.Ao. At, . .
Tu order to correct arising from
similarity of names, It is proper; to.estate that “Superior
City, about controversy exists.
Is another and different plaw, anj .Ja A difvent township
from SDPIfLiOB. t» i
l&f pg arft signed by Tboa. Clark, sur*
5 rtewiOPi agent and attorney .for
and bYher'citJSS.:';' ‘ •» *' ■ •• ■ • ]
AllltttobfcS'frl&iHab topUrc&A6B lois,or obtain Informs-,
UOn* are-raj«Mud«to apply CD'WStdLJiiWKDi.-Superior,!
-Doagiaa .r , . . - r
.vr Mi *• v- I.WIUUMA NBWTONr
- <io.* v. Agentand tArttocney for Proprietors of Superior;
> }y2fc2&i ,r.* - t .
>- » Bo*rd4>f Be&tib Notice. '
IN£GRAIAUON-haa 'been madeto tba Boardof Health
• that cases of cbol*r».occflrtlng-outside of-thecity b<r6
tweiubroapht-wlthln its limits.ior relief, • Noxloobfctbo
friends of-tho-stak-ara-prompted by motives of 'hipa&aity,
yetdl teproper.they-should be Informed that tfety subject
themselves towscvere penalty by bo doing.
passed laws regulating this matter* Id
ip nydlgnipator contagious, In order
that th»A e^e a-sP°P(nay*WpnotHrted from ady
; unnecafiH.artr,£CQarge A which, wben.tf hits 'galiral a”f<k>ting,
tests so long as there teshairisattobjeet Ibr itere
morselegs attack.
Tod 1 Board of Health are determined to' enforoa tbe law. j
If fftftlexit# sdlwd'frltb Cholera, or any-malignant or cotrta-, :
gloos disease,outside thedtft mtql -Wremoyed-to any of;
the Hospitals, persons-conreyingthem thiLher must-have a;j
permit fttrtn tWßDsrd-afl&alUur
- • The. aOantiop Of ah pergjns interested, U. palled. to' the
fellpwing sections of ap*ct l approv ( ed.Aprtl3,lW2:' ! ■
8. Thatany master, commander, or other person
haTing charge of any yessel 6f Afeainboat, violating any of
the. rules or regulations prescribed by the Bald Bbard or
Haatthrttnder of this tot, shall, tfponconvlc
tioa- thereof- by- indictment or proaecntiou in,any court
having jurisdlctftrty.pay affine hot exceeding fire, hundred
dollate, to be recoyeted gnd paid into the treasury of said
Boardof Health* £ .
fixa 7. the Board of Health shall receive
Information that 'ifif iftallgnkht or chntogioufl diKfcso;
(measles excepted) prevails within any port or place within!
the United States, they teUaftf makediligent inquiry concern-'
log theeame; and If it*ballappearthatthe disease prevails!
as aforesaid, all communication with such infected port ori
place shall be subject tosucb control wnd regulations as the;
Board of Health may fitwa-'tiroe-to time'direct, and publish l
in one or more newspapers* published iu the city of Pitts-<
burgh} and thereupon «Tery person or persons, and all
goods? ggtegagd ggiribaadtee, bedding and clothing from;
such Infected port .or place, and having entered and been
brought Into the city pt Pittsburgh contrary to such Regu
lations, shall be subject, to the same penalties as is provided!
for, In the precedtog-Becpop,
-The > pecAltiea, pf .thuwbole act will be strictly enforced.'
By Ofate. A. 0. MURDOCH, i
■' Physician to the Board of Health, i
r--‘ -t GEORGE FORTUNE,
jy23 - - } . . Health Officp. .
■QRACTIOAL WORKS KOIkdIECIiANICS AND OTUUtB,
I Tha Millwright’s Assistant;
The Analytical Cbestette&sastsnt;
The Encyclopedia of Chemistry* practical and theoretical,
byßroothandMorfit; ;
Practical. Brewer; .■ , *-
TbeßaUdet’a PockstOompanjon;.
The Ptactktd Metal Workerls^AssbtaJiL,by Byrner
The Practical Modal Calculator, by„Ryrne; .....
The Cabinet Maker’s and Upholsterer a.Companion}
• Chemistry Applied to Dyeing, by Jas.Napier:
Colburn on Engines; ,
and Ma
chinists; • • '
The Complete by. Byrne;
The Dyer and CiuOf.Maker's Byrne:
The Dyer’s.Jnstrugtoft hr ISttiiJ Smyth ;■
The PracticallQyer uhd'econrerV * ‘
The.
panion; „
PeiTjimeiy: iteMmuracture anaUseJ'by Hofflt;
The Arta qf Tanhlngand Currying, by'Morfit • '
The MamiM sfHlectn> Metallurgy. by Napier:
The Painters; Gilder's antTVarmahersCompanion •
The Paper Hanger’s-Uompaorton;
The Practical purveyor’s Guide, by Andrew Duncan;
Overman on Manufaetu^e't>f , lron; \ - ,
Rurab€hemtetry; by Solly; -
Templeton on Steam and Steam Engines • ~
TKaTurnefflOomphnion; • ■* » > ■ ' -
A'Tteatlse on Bor of lustrumente and Bole;
-'Walkdr otfUloctroWpliSg-; : • •• • •/ --.- - *■
'AliduuxneiDUfl'OtharK for site by -<
:• i=c- • ti T*, C. MORGAN, -
•gUgB" < K r- Ho. Wood street, near Fifth, 1
— Lair Books.
"Tf-AM «iii£ltbrt&<i to e** 3 Law B«ok£j
1 Bart; .
••'Boaftar* locates? *••"*.* • • - v'
* •_;? • •
' WbsrM’fßlgwt, last «d4v * ±i, t v.A-.
; - And Kiamenury WorJ^Ac..,,
*.«r.,. .GKi). F..Qnjji l QRa,c; \
«*3ffV at th* offlft«.oC.&foralqg Boat.
AND Dr. *4&OWN<
; iMi«ft-fOT the!i
aboTe menUoß»l > (U®ea»fftEr'«iiQitb»tiH»rcarß.-'llirVml
warrant a euro in any case of ibfa JUtfL- fh&reitfedy was*
wkfc •
w r wwyaofftyutie tocttw».Qf tWs.cQmplaiat ferjuauthaairf'
years, when a few months would procure a safe’
uod speedy remedy. —•- j : - • j
023 re and Private Consulting Rooms, N* --
COPtiPttOfr-to-btf OOPSulted for tft» ;
SECRET MSKASESi.-Hia eocene la. 16ng 'afctoding'
cams la unequalled. • The affllcted-aro fhrltad to dalllwith-;
out delay. PerBoufl»‘affllctol-'wlth'Venereal- Diftasea,!
Rheumatism, Qfc&jalwl DebWty.Bhouhi -cot delay
to get faetterecOntainlng a fee immediatelyi
anaaffrafcr;' J \
.Office and HiWkte Room*, No. 41 Diamond alley,Hita-i
b J? A * ■■{.. Je2d i
1
,'IRAX Jt&tQyjßJUltfTiaK-i&tnad by Timtrai WnMa,
*ir ftfTS Fourth street, describe a great
rfffflLTcPffiS-%D\L Lqt4» Tboaa wanting iomea
•« ■ Ob it b describe
°°* Wppfyy feab, ‘- nwr . TnrtM A/l»OOI^<
QE&> Wstoi>e DSughtert JPIUn
m?**
trllLlSQ.'
]Vf A3fDdWtajKl(? PAPHR&r
•*“ : ' -
fatsiua’a, do ■ ; ■ j u r ,■ '
Peterson’s do do.
' ifeldoy’a Jidy'a Book do '
■ ;K»dlausMooUily do.
• ••/’; mifattfM;'
■ «f2d&^ t HSp f S w ‘i *»« ’'
t.- Weeklies for Ibis week/
ewHi-to.- ~
I** - *•• A,. GILDENYKNNKY A 00?8,-
• • -itfthst.,flppcvite-theTheatre*
I - - rTr~>~-‘
_ (or August, 20 cent** • ”
'UrtJlftllfa ..<Jo. do 2d ; do' 4 ' -v.'
* a PP>y.) 5° “nt«; .
New. xorkJottxnal fiir 4 August, 18- do
~ ; ‘.tfov ' ' . iJ~ <la * \ i
(BeconAjupaij«).io..tift *
Female life among tha Honarm*! ay.. .... . • .
Btar Papers rr,
A^tuP^ 9 Kat6lBrboclf«T(jriifidßt cofcfl
,?? “7 ®*PjMfe<t-4oljway or Slonday, and will be'sold eivthv
old copy; at-* . - >• •
J3 8 , ao n«Hi.
jtHHNQrrUAnirt—ribs laraait and. hast assort*
meat of Hfdlhg'Qais ever offered in the city*,' 2oat re
aaffjsgMF* “s&m.
ALL BTYLJS BILK BATS fcr *■», »t 80. Bi Wood (L
•ogM J. WILSON A SOU,
• l - r* .
[JjU* , zyu-ti -Ift-'l.
fo. 41 DIAMOND!
So&P'<*-£0 boxes foiJ'iAle'hy ‘- £
B. A. PAHtf£2STOGK A CO.,
corner First and Wood its.
MEDICAL.
Jaundice, Ilropey.'ithftffCTirfir ‘.•JW.
If!?.’ , a ,°“ t ’ Human; HerroaaaM,
IrriUMuty, IntramiuSi
•4c., 4c.' -yw;SilTcS-w#
.diseases In which * furgativft
. cine is not more criess required,and''
much?- sickness and suffering might bO vpfsren IC a
harmless bat effectn&l Cathartic were more, freely need,
No t>eTfion\fcdn Teel welPwblle ft caustic habit of body.tW'
jraitt;\beEides, it qqud geneses serious and often fatal
which might have beea'aforded by the timely and
iaoidoua uaeofagood purgativp. This. Is alikji trua.ofV
DoJiW, Feverish symptoms* and Bilious derangements.
They all tend to become -thedWp-saated and
thtjf&rnM aJ)jPT«7 ibfc.
physic la of the. first !m? 4
hfefflflj, Piaiuuheitf ptr*'
fectea withconsnUuaAt».sbUV4o(maet tharflenuud.- An
-4 .t 2? dlc . ltf MS 4, “ t * w bß< * beyond
belief,thfry UOtcntwtauHenid. by rnrih ....
jbek gMiuoM >nd cbftKHr.M
,*?*«»»••**
character te>ndoiSad*by’tlfc - E
-Don. EDWABU-KVMEET, Senator of thnUnltad
eiSSagSfe^MW*
'ABBOTMA'WBEIICE, MinlittfPlm. to knuUHai-" -X
B. HTZPATBIOB, Cdttiallc BishopofTjaateaifl
Dr. XH. CIUtTOIi, Practical Chemist of New city, 1
rtdoltoW’M'" l -‘ * ■»«•*»**» .. »t«oA .-.,
Hon>W.lM.MAßOY',»cretax3<if gtato; . y 4
1 .WSLB. 4£2oB*tb©. richest mania Amarfca;-- , ,
< 8. LELAND A CO, Proprietors of the MstrcpolftanHofel.
'ananthers. -"•- ».-t rTTurr^
j J)ld space ppnait, we eooldigiva mew hß«n^
| cates from all parts wbere.tbe Piilabaye been used, but art. -
dencaevea more convincing thantne experience of eminent'
P a bUo mentis fbnnd in tbdr effects upon trial,
i ,™®S® the result of long.lnvestigation and study,
I ■r® offered lo'tbe ihtbUe as-the
| which tba ol medical science? earn «&c9*
geScgS
by pirtftlcar process to a slate of fetfli#; fcttl'.fconrtSSdto--
l£D he * Ja such a manner as-to best results
of. eempoeition formadldnes haabemthundST
Cherry Sectoral and Pills boft/td produce'*'moreefeS**?
| remedy tKdn r ‘fi*T Mthbrtd been bottlnW-
j Tha reaaon imperfectly bbWxma. by tbaold modahf
tHaal virtue l tfnly tStit H dfalred f#r th»ftffCaVC eSect M
: AllrLh« inert ani ohnoxiona
sqtatMC? .amplojrea ar. lefl puraUre rirto«a
I ahonlf p™ra as they have prcyed/ nK*® ptlrti j wtneaial,'
1 afid Ihtf-.Fillaa mor9y.QtTCrfnlymllJotr jtoniaeaae.tbananir
** thjMwiid.i,...- ~,.t , ~, -
..Ac Itt® freanently expedient thalmauy m»i!cl6eaßMny
batdtft onderilfe Coontelii ndnttendhSf Bhyeidttraii*
aataaould not pngeriy jndga otbremaly nithcalknon,
tng.iUcomnqMfaoa.l Juan ftuppWd th^accmxHtßpnaalia
’SiLPy Bjctoral ond.'fUla krtsMide. tC tHa
whole bod* iißrietiaonera In the CcitfdPtawe'anJ Btitkh
A rierinaiiiPmylmv*; ' If, honeTel/tliemaliouldhe anyone
W*t
" or eirttny Pitebt MedMiaa ihht bre 4AKI*4/Bow*rf ‘
woold be taXcndMhairectaipoalitnnsnn Imownl'ttDiaii
life consists in their myetery. I h«.a mmyntme..’
, The composition oT Dy'preparattOna is laid opan W’iu
m»n, and alFwhft afe compsfont to' Ja&Vbn.'usfi«iti}Sot
teealys iheir oororictiona of *ihalt. intelnsie
ktio#h. Many «n!hen6 Kiyabiani feif b the earn*
thing of ipy Pills*, and eves: more -^mfidently r jand *r*
.(juing-to oertify tbattbeir antldps t)oi>ji we/y mojvthap
reausedby their effects upon trial.-
They oper&tfc'b/fiiMftWwftftiH&Stieaetf dfrtlfo &ierxi*l
Viscera-to.puii^rthe blood and.ailnmlai*ltr \ntn .CliU
acUQp-Hremove.tJis abstractions of
liver, and other 'organs' oftbebody, tesforiug their'
lSr-*etloh tb'bedlw antf’hy correcting, Vhereyer they ei-
Ut,«tch denngemenisjtxamtbellatQrloinnfidlsusea •:
Hr* boxanfbrfl. «.*< ;n I's ~: j
1) 801 l by 8.-4. lAIIKESTOQS A CO< atewW?»alo M 4
retail, hj, every Droggirt in Pittsburgh, and By HI DeaUrC
fTerywherS, 4 -r= s
"r:::
JCITOi ytfBJOP j
ISTHMAmffllSOfflMtt
wosDßavui;. i i tu
" ftIf<xJSANA - t *
BUOOoaT HOME TO Til K DOOR OF iris M.&Moit’
■ A- WO.NDBBFTJIi piBCOVBBYhM recently btmjaHo
A, oy Dr. Car2a, of tcb dty, In the tirataanf'ofOba*
eamp«c3n, Asthtao, aDd-alJdU#2a94* of thWrT;w*fr»r
Ur to w DA»Ct7ina!s flYacAßy.na Jwgai.nrn r Wre»| ffl .v«»n«
W ptiyDr-hMWt
stored many afflicted on ed to health,'as on evldeocrorwtfl®
b« has inamnerable certificates Speaking o?tb&ttedt4
meat a physician remarks, “ It la evident tbatdsbttilig—
cq WUntly.- bigatblng an sgreeAbltvhefUns Tapo>r-:thsja*
diclnal, properties hlusi come'ln coTita'ct 'withAha
wh6ft ferial rarities of*fhe tongs, itid-thda edbtyfe
and varied changes pr©dueEdcUEoa.lbattWb«l InfroflUTßl
Into the stomach, and snhleet to the,process.of dize&Uon/*
The Hyeeana is foraal^?^rtWl)rifitf2StlS®toa?tho
; The inhater isiwornon the breast, swfJertbe linen,
out the least inconvenience—the heat.of ifie body belitt
suffldent to evaporate the flalif. Etofearotftf c?l:a®rt}
cares, like the •' 1 J s- i vivi;:/
i fOnepackagaxifthaHyfceana'hda curodn»,of4hv-A<feina
ff •Htf**#**}’* ■■-
* : IWlW>ir«*of thS Asthma oflen'yetire’ etatatngliy. ii.
fiKtWFanona.’.- -. ;6Us»»s*t Kisrop, K< & t!
1 SgPfflCT} streetA t* uarand of
aPevej'e caseonßroncniQi'oy thd Hygeafta. -
■ *"• My alstef has been' cdr«4 oradlStresslhg dohgh it B*SMS
bedpgurebtojhy JeV
The Bev. Dr. Cheever, of New York, testifies-hroar ditatii
due in the following language:
‘- sfif—tftlfcnifelj?hfy *
remedy in diseases of the throat and longs. Slaving? iufl
some opportunity to testify its effiwqy.iXu* evinced
that It is a most excellent medicine, both the
the Inhaling application t&the'cbestr V
N. B.—Dr. Curtis’s Hy«jeahais‘thf?OßiGlN'At an&QNLY
GENUINE AfVHObfe; jail hasp., jmi talipots, or
vUe jj d^q 8 * , you
4gr*rdKfeaft&y.l>r;<3*o. i!IJ Keyser/140 W6ea*t»*i; H.
K. BoU*r»4 AUegh*By : <|& John
; Sargent, EUdsor, fioebeate*.,
. . c * * * "*y** ' ' 'T^y^^flawtei
"“Carter’s
THE GREAT PURIEJER QR THE MOOD t
~®ot a Particle of Kercury in ft.
• VTO TI«TS AFftJOTED 'EEAD
•''AfifJa&Uitfr Bamedyiar Bcrofala,':Klflg e Jfs
on the F&ce,lllolchrs,'bolfii, Ague and FersrDCfimblr
'fiy«S orTetta,-Be»ldf HendiEbUute£«b(Uil
Elinor thßiamiM «nd Joint%-atßbbon» USatfc togajHio
; pistmlars,.pqjabago. Bplnul Ceocltlntn,
.rising from an iiyudlcioaß nio cr'MemiirjTliaoniilsnti In
life, «r^mli^lSi»yMt!u , Bl*4.' , : Riit* ofi pf htmess
. i> now nseUa t,: rj cHH|(fe of KraSefni nattesfefesn> abiAfet
of tha Unlup Siafes, wbo leotify aafiy U tßo.murkAl
! Xnfes grrafeift of -ril' ‘iCAS
XEirarfaP-ASISa MLXUBEK 1 ! . NevcnlglvMrajni^,
Uicora. OIJ oorotD Affiti-fionn of cne Kldmim Ilium
''ffnftirt.PemaTa CoabZalMa^t 11 . .oi Achuie«f 4ha Jfenaa
Jor oiriiecaaijv Eloo<!*n£gljia«4»B7etb?*o feofel
Itr Co ill fare it. It tha mutflnjt.n.iinewA
afea-jaataaeflHi'and efflafeitlj-BnUfeli?5 J aAolaHnevi
jatTOw* oo ” 'ttaartgrat&nr SttUMk
3fBs£E&BS6BW&s
Ilfm!tta JCadfeViMa ‘iniiiiaM, bert&HuurSnitli'iA.
attics bjuf do«aof.Cnrtw’aBpa»iaiiMt*toe»
will rcqorp aU.BaUownem ol coTonleVlcn
nrintffilg tothacfioekjglVselistidtjUllfeeteC.
prove the general health In a remarkable Oegree tovtffefka
thesiedlclnea ever heard of.
■ Ihe largo noaber of certihcaiea wblch'we bare reoelved
hotoicespets, magistratea, wait
■kamwado the-rcomaanity,’ olii additneir
B|iQqj>BllSßrafeU*fli
Cau oaths Agent and get a Circular and *>»*»»»«. «"><
tria the wonderful edrwtwif truly gmteet <J f ifll MedKttts
L hasper&irxaaf.'t • »*.?•?.■:• "‘ ->.7 ....
BWNRI3.A BCKIB,
' TfAIJfIEfiTOOK, iOSKPU Tacit
ifeffi. S. A. Thfutestock bed fhe rloMnifo of
receiving, this Doming, the within certificate of voor V.r
■maagi* whi6hiwiu.be ve»* gAßJiyidg to7on,«ii eiaeeent
voimiferlly,,, ~Kaa«,fleßUepi»n,fTO^T|gr^ly^jo
i f <3rrMOim*-ltj Uttio eUa«lte?, ! fodr jb4rw
.von, for ia coondemHei tlmK aiulferißr lUn
’end rtrtt®e»l!Sv > 'lnleßi<hshttin»l*Krfi’,B',. Dl ui*a»K
jM»than«n?« ijosmai® WORBagamiepfettSSSS
511 41 j 1 ’ 19 robonaneta-ivto (Kb
o.« ,n; 9p»U»ipen,beDeTnHB lp.be, . ..injeo>
i j M . ,
5 Preperedtod (old bf-aSA-sA. PAHNE&rOCK*%<J9..
.copgr of Flratand Wopdatwetsi. > o . . i.DD.ajMo ,
Proclamation. '•' “
ot a-pre«pt - a naot''ll!o ksmU-cf-WStl. B-;
tha ’? ntft bt OaMtid.
:“ l for Bald WMIua feggrt
and Gabriel Adams, Esqs., Associate ?od!gerf t, 6r't£B aune*
.2*7aSH* I *fcl^UiejMirrfour IxrcO. one thouarad eight;
*ofa**d «rtft flfty-ffvj a£d tJw'fitetW, fcrSSii®*'-
. Count *>f OyecaniUXennlnes, and GeaeadJalbJUivay, at :
the Court House in the. City on.Jhoflrst
'Ulondj^^fOcwberiiek't,«t-10tfclocaAfM>-
Publlo notice ta'here&ygivenJusticwrof tse Peace,
OoKitt^ad-Constables efabe-coniitv : of Allegheny/that
they t» then jbdr nnsops
brafices, 1 to do' those things which to their resueotforin&oet,'
in their behalf, appears to b#done*-«nd also-tsOßattn&wlll
prosecute the prisoners pue or may helri-the'-jail
orsalflpoamy if Allegheny, ft be thes'and there h>pfce»<
cute against them as shall oe josi.- '>■ y v-‘ '•■„ ‘uL> c~:i ...
* Glwii-iriiiernjy fifteenth daVol
August, in the-year of our Loh}, upe thousand dahMsun-'
dred and-fifty ; fire> and of the CcamhehweaHlKthe7ftt)v^
‘ anglgiM.fty y . r~ 7 :.'
, i
1-. aog6
• -v: r•. - v ~vv - .
i&SSSaSS^aga!]!ag^^«SS'
Thogewho haye received 40otE0 Acml
-p» m
*“ of ch “*"- Ut »«» prempuj w
nwo. AMiwa ACBTIH UxufH ;
°“ l4 Bo««y UM Agiiu, #a ftrotirt, '
Vvi.
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