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/<>■'•.•>/' 4 ';.-;,,.-i I <-,;<■ pf.»;,.v,V_ I (I ,„ bIIOAD FOOD, Oountj, W mllM from
ti-Avl** s sV 'sSt>. On uliftCT ft* »tt Of August, tb. Trulus of the Plttie
h'4S^&«^s^WK^L3'^^'i;t-^XA3iiiSfi c; R3B^^Si?» iri burgh and Omftn»»Ul* Eullroid util b« run u foUow* :
i'^VtniyVr^Xfi 3^ ‘O s , ffcjt Trmte Stll leave Broad Ford Elation at 610 A. M n
'•s«©‘'--Ksfe f ® A: i 4tfe;i;#tVrffi-^K.XX;? I , uiti,» , Sj K . and Mopping ut aU the way ataUone, will irnhWat Sew.
fl f .>\t ton at 758 V. M. 1 connecting ftere with the that steamer
ft-^'iil^V.^’-‘:*V^' ,^ r r- tA 7 ,; X wtll leave Broad Ford at 12 noon,
L-'Jif^?r^!'a.v v ?.t is V-* u‘ ““ '“ J ‘ ut ‘ on ‘' irr “‘ Wm " n,w '
"ffTAOKS for Connellavllle and Dniontown will connect
iTi? ' ~^b e
OK'^ t^X:: l \ v r :^.j^:s,rXttLV&c; evening, (except Bnndaya,) at half-past 4 o’clock, pre-
-v the Tr2ns as above
«':r<*W» I THB TfIBOUGH TRAINS between West Newton and
re « nlßrl7 °» and •*** Beptem,w
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.; :;~'r :j tl'. ■' .• VV’S 7 -V-VVK&tfer F™.1.,00,
r-IL-Y-.VrX Xu C ;-:’ ..0,11 Fifth St., opposite the Theatre.
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jj"jl TBAL OHIO RAILROA !?■
Summer Arrangement—Change of Time.
THREE DAILT TRAINS -BACH WAY, (SUNDAYS EX
■ ' • CEPTED.) .
Aud but out Change
™ wSfiE?™*- -*» ™“
VjF toUowf
*2°2° w ;
Train. Train. ,
,1&. 3:30 PM. 11:30 P.M.
•' 4:40 ‘ 12.50 A.M.
l-von P M. ti:O0 ** 2:12
ifw •' <t« " “ .
1:20 “ 7:08 “ ]
2;23 M 8:26 “ “
2:44 “ l»:5l *' &14 u
3:30 “ art. 0:45 “ arr.&lb “
GOIfJQ WEST.
gssprtu &?*& Mpht i
Jjavt Train. Train. Train..
0:46 A.M. 616 A.M. 0:00 l*. M.
Smoot. 10-J1 0.13 ;; ;;
B»rmisviUe 10:62 “ „
Oambridg. U:6O “ B.W “ »■»»
Onnconl.. 12:17 P.M. 8:30 - 026
Zanesville 1:10 ■■ »:30 10-30
Newark 2--08 “ 10:37 “ 11:60
Arrive Colmnbns... 3220 “ 12:16 P.M. 1:20 A.M.
The Kxpresß Train goln< East will atop to teka up or
leave passengera, at Taylor's, Newark,
Cambridge, Oampbell’B, iiamesvlll.', and Belmont only
QoiSQ Kst will 6top only at the above named OtatioUß.
The Mall Train will stop at all the Station, where the Mall
lB to be received, or delivered, and al all other„ S f. mj 11 g?f
notice being given. The Night Train will stop at all Bta
tioos on proper notice being g tTen -
GOING east. „ , .
The 10:00 A. M. Express Train, connecls at Columbufi
with the Exht© l ** Train wblflh leares Cincinnati at 6A. al.
artd wßh the Train frera tho West on the Columbna, Plqna
“J 7ndW SutSadl at Newark with morning Trains to
and M»n,fleld and Ml. Vernon and with
Troina on the Steubenville Rod Indiana Railroad, at
WheMtak with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and East-
B*Bo P M. Train will ronnnct at Columbus with the
*acond Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Banduafcy.
Haorfvld and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling wi’_h
Vlgbt Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passenger*
i earing Louisville and points below Cincinnati, and taking
; he 9 A. M. Train on little Miami Railroad, will connect
with this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana* I
polls and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central I
Railroad will also oounect with this Train at Columbus, I
* ad ranch Wheeling at M 5 P M., and leave by 10:30 r. M.
r rain on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving In Balti
more at 5 P. SL, next day. , .
The 11:30 P. M. Train connects at Col ora bus with the
Mail Train which leaves Cincinnati at 6:30 P. arrive*
»: Bell air at 0.15 A. M.; connecting with the Aorommoda
lion Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pa»en»
g ers leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains no, by this
Michigan City, Lafayette. Indianapolis and Day
t on roach Columbus la season o- take this train, and at
Wheeling will take the Accommodation Train for Cumber
1 and, ptwip there, and resumo by Express Train to Balo
more and Eastern Cities.
OJrNO W EBl.
The 516 A. 51.Ma1l Train connects at Bellalr with Night
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ; at Newark with
train" to and from Sandu»Ry. Mansbeld and Mt- VtrnoD,
and Ohl'tago rta Monroeville; Rt Columbus with the trains
for Cincinnati, and with Indus for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
i.olU, and Chicago, cia Dayton and via Urbaua.
The 0 45 A. M. Express Train connects with the Express
Train from Baltimore, and arrives in Oolumbos at 3:20 P.
and connects with trains going South RDd West arriv
ing in Cincinnati at 7 P. M. , .
The &00 P. M. Train connects with the Accommodation
Train from Cumberland, and at Ctelumbus with Mall Train
at 2:16 A. M-, direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton. Indiana
polis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Paint Louis and Chicago.
1 ISAAC H. 80UTIIW13K., Supt.
Zanesville, June 18, 1855—[ je2l] ___
Leave.
Oolumbu*
Newark
Zanesville
Concord
Cambridge ....
Barneaville..—
Belmont
Arrive llellair
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE GREAT OKNTRAL ROUTS, connecting the At
lantic cities with Western, North-western and South
western States, by a continuous Railway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily Une of steamers to
all parts on the Western Hirers, and at Cleveland and Ban
duflliy with steamers to all ports on the North-western
Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest and reliable route
by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
Great West
RATEB BETWEEN PIIILADKLPIIIA A PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS. —Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods 1 75c _ lOOlba.
(In boxes,) Pars, Feathers, Ac j
BKCvND CLASS.—Books aDd Stationery,) i
Dry Good*. 0° bales,) Hardware, Lea- >COc. per lOOlba. ,
U\er, Wool, Ac )
THIRD CLASS.—Anriis, B»g g iDjt. U*oon I 400 „ r ]o ol6s.
and Pork, (in bulk,) Hemp, Ac /
FOURTH OLASB. —Coffee, Fish, Bacon and I p „ r jooa,.
Pork, (pocked,) Lard and Lard Oil J
In shipping Goods from any point East ot l blladel
phia, be particular to mark package " ru Pennsylvania
Railroad." All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road
al Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will he forwarded without
detention. v
FunonT Agists—Moses Potter. Boston; J. L Elliott, o.
Y K. J.Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw A Roods Balti
more ; Geo. G. Franciscos Pittsburgh ; Shringman k Brown,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. B. Moorhead, Loui-mlle, R. L-
Meldrum, Madlron, lnd4 Ratcliff A Co., St. Louis, Mo ; J.
E. Mitchell t-pon, Eransrllle, Indiana. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
IL J. LOMBAKRT.
jjjyg Superintendent, Altoona. Pa.
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON AND SINCE WEDNESDAY, June INI, ISS&, thft Mall
Drain Imivaj SLutr-nriUc Jail)-, (SnnJara nn-pUal i
at 7 o'clock, A. M . anJ arrive al Neirark al 1 SO "'-Ic-l, I'
>1 , i-rmuectinj with Crains for
Oolumbue, Sandusky,
Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, LaSalle,
Mount Vernon, Hock Island,
Toledo, Saint Louia
Reach Cincinnati at same evening.
RETURNING :
Lea vs Newark at Vi o'clock., M.. and arrive* at Steuben-
Tiilf* at 7:10 P. M. Passenger* by this train leave Cincin
nati at 0 o’clock, A. M.
The Cadiz Accommodation Train
Leaves Staulvovi.le daily, (Sundays eic*pw*d.) at 4.06 P.
il , and arrive* at Cadiz at 6:36 P. M.
MTUmeiao,
L«*stw Cadix at 7-37 A. M., and arrirea at Steubenville at
For farther information apply to JAMES COLLINS A
CO , Freight and Passenger Agents, Nos. 114 and 110 Wator
•treet, Pittsburgh. . , ,
LAFAYETTE DKVKNNY, General Freight and Ticket
& W. WOODWARD.
J m 23 Superintendent.
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raoM
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS-
Vu CHICAGO, ALTON AND BT. LOUIS
.AIL ROAD,
Formerly iho Ctilcftffo and Hlaaisatppt.
Oxrjtng the Great American Express and C. & Haiti.
I’UK Oalv Direct and Reliable Route to the Booth nD-1
Sooth-YVest —Seventy Miles Shorter than any other
uta.
rvo rwaonfln ixpatss tsairs dailt, sundatb ix csptxd.
Leaves Arrives at
Chicago. St. Lovu. ,
St. Louis Day Express 915 £ JJ *2 ?!»'!!' !
Bt Louis Night Express 10.00 P. M 2 - 46 P M -
Trains run directly through wilbeat change of care or
baggage.
Prom Chicago lo St. Louis in 11 1 /i .
IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS—At Joh«t, with the Rock
Island Eailroad for Ottawa. L* Salle, Rock Island and Oen-
with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, Waynesnlle and Decatur, and with Stages for Peoria
At Springfield,with Great Western Railroad for Jackson
ville and TUmois River.
At Alton, with Daily Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Quincy and Keokuk; the most expedition* and reliable
route to all portions of Northeastern Missouri.
At Bt. Louis, with Dally First-class Steamers for New
Orleans and intermediate uoiDta on the Ixjwot Mississippi,
and with Regular Lines of Packets for Kansas, St. Joseph,
and all points on the Miatourl, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkansas Rlrers. „ .
R. P. MORGAN, Sop t, Bloomington, 111.
L. DARLING, Agent, Chicago, 111. l*P 7 i
1 L L I N 01 S
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
Oarrying the Great U. State, Mail and Express
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY on l!a entire
length from DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
Aim
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
Thi* Road, In conjunction with Train* of the Ohio and
Mississippi R- R- and Chicago and Galena Railroad, forms
the most direct and only continuous R. R. route from
OinOAOO to St. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUBUQUE.
Trains leave Chicago as follows :
10 A. M. and 10.20 P. M.— St. Louis and Carlo Exmisa.
Passengers for Bt Louis by this train take the «are of the
OMoaad Mias. R. R. at Sandora!, and are carried direct to
Bt. „
956 A. M. and 4.10 P. M.—Dubuqui and Galiha Bx
passa, connecting at Dnnheth (opposite Dubuque) with a
Daily T.in« 0 f Steam Packets for Bt. Paul and the Upper
Mississippi river cities. t __ A .
Trains leave Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7JO A.
M. and 7.00 P.M.
Passenger* from the East and places on the Ohio river
destined for Bt.Louis, will save 190 miles of tedious and un
certain river navigation from Cairo to Bt. Louis, and arrive
fifteen hours in advance of the river route, by taking the
car* at Cairo.
Tickets to Bt.Louis,Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all Im
portant placet* by this route, can be had at the office of the
O. & P. and O. A P. Railroads In Pittsburgh, and Michigan
Oantral Railroad In Chicago.
jefl R. B. MASON, Bup^t.
PITTSBURGH AND CONNRLLBVILLE
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RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUTE
new AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN!
dßpCQij
EorLhorn Illinois to t&fl Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
All Railroad to the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAID ROAD
FoantELt fu* Chioaoo asn Auroka A Or.it. Mlutabt
Tract B. R. is sow
And Trains run tho entire distance from CHICAGO iu
BURLINGTON. lowa, without change of Oars.
The Only Direct Bout® to BURLINGTON,
KEOKUK, MUBOAOTK, OQUAWKA, WAPELLO, FORT
DEB MOINBS, COUNCIL BLUFF, Ac. and the Otttt ALL
RAILROAD Route from CHICAGO TO BT. LOUIS, BLOOM
INGTON, CLINTON, DECATUR, CALRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Btatiotm on
the Illinois Central, Ureal Western, Rnd Ohio hd<l Missis
sippi Railroads.
Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the Ka*t—avoiding all laying over at any of
the points. r.
Stages leave Burlington daily for Southern and Central
lowa anil Northern Missouri—making tbe quickest aud
moat reliable route to reach all the Important points weal
(,f ih~ Mississippi as far as Council Bluff, with from forty to
fifty miles less Btaging than by any other route. Tbe Road,
lor a large portion of the way, is laid with the continuous
Rail, the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West
well stocked with the most modern Locomotives and
new Cars.
By thlfl route passengers are sure of making connec
tions, and arriving at fit. Louis onadvertiaed lime, avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and ice, and danger* of naviga
tion, as on the route by Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all mo Railroad OfllCM in me Kaat; at tho Offlco ol tho
Company, comer of Clark and Lake streets, In the Uran
Building; at the Depot of the Galena R, IU and at tne
Idich. Cent. R. R. Office, oorner of Lake and Dearborn nu.,
opposite t'remont flouße, Chicago.
atjdeBpatch C ° n,lSn ' J “a MM".!?? ''
ate despaten. c K poLl.ttTT,
GuuT Ticket Ag*t, Chicago.
A®- TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the country. mhl9
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rnURKE daily THROUGH TRAINS, between Phlladel-
T pbra and Pittsburgh. TUB MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at .W A. and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at Ip. &L, and Pltta
burot lelphla at £3O, P. M. THE NIGHT EX
PRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, r.
M„ and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 9:20, P. M.
BlalrsvUle Accommodation Train leaves Pittsburgh daily,
except Sunday, at 4:30 o’clock, P. M. Brinton’fl Accommo
datlon Train leaves I Ittsburcb da.ly at 11 o'clock A. M ,
3JSO o’clock P. M., and *2O P. M. , , r , J
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, IIU
Frankfort, Lorington and Ky; Terre Haute,
Madison, laAyette and Indianapolis, imL; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Betiefontain*. BandQSky. Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio ,
also, with the Steam Packet Boots from and to N*W Ohlxans,
Bv. Loots, Lomsnixi and CincnnuTL
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
places. , . ,
For farther particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Paawmgars from the West will find this the
shortest and most oxpeditlous route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. THOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. M.ESKJMEN,
Agent, Passenger Linea, Pittsburgh.
DUFF’S MBUCAKTIDIS COLLEGE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TNCORPORATKD BY THE LEGISLATURE of Prnnujl
, a Dili, with Perp«'i ’ hn-iar.
t l"'Y.
P DGPP, President, (author of the “North Ameiican
Aocountant,") Professor of Book-Keeping and Commercial
Sciences. _ „ , „
ANDREW T. HOWDKN, Assistant Professor of Book-
DUTF, Assistant Professor of Book-Keeping
end Penmanship. ,
.1. D. WILLIAMS, (the beet off hand Penman in the
Gutted States,) Professor of Commercial and Ornamental
Penmanship.
N B HATCH, Eeq , of the Phtsbu-gh Bar, Professor of
Mercantile Law and Political Economy.
P. HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical DeparUnen!,
Professor of Mathematic*, Ac.
¥. L. AP£L, Professor of the FreucL aud tlrrmau Lao
g ueges.
The Commercial department of itaia Institution ha* b*J
the uuremHting attention or the Principal for the last tif
teeu years. Upwardi of SOou students have been prepared
by him for business. £IU " young men " assistant* hate
all been trained for business by himself, and are expert
enced Teachers and practical Accountants ; being
: ly employed by business men in adjusting derangod nook*.
1 There are n«> teachers in this Institution who were in this
1 city dismissed from their situations as book-keepers; none
who made twenty blunders on a single page «»f a bill-book,
i o ar writing teacher (Mr. Williams) has had something
• more than a few lessons from a Philadelphia teacher t»
prepare him for his business. No runners are employed
1 by this Institution. When our ritii-lb are importuned by
; those of another, they should refer to some of oar city Bank
| officer* or merchants—perrons whose opinion ran lw relied
upoo _ an j n ot be decoyed iuto »d«* ct those concerns which
; ure being st id out erery few mouths, and their pupils left
to seek instruction where they can find 1L aotr **
Dissolution of Co-Partu«r»mp.
r l'' IIE Partnership heretofore btitwtwo &• uuder
1. signed, a* BUJELOW k CO , has this daj tn-en
\,y mutual consent. M Mselow retiring from th- firm
The business of the UJr hnn sill he wtthsl by the ennouu
me Mitlarm, at tbeir uld «UnJ, No 4<S Hamond Allej.
8 ‘ M MU BLOW,
M L. STRPIIKN?,
UKO. ALBERT.
E’ltL-l-urgli, July 23, I»LL
.ECh'.Ji ALPtKT,
'iLUA'i*
BIGELOW A CO.,
(SUCCESSORS to R M. BIGELOW, )
.Vo, I>imnntid ADrnear )F<*o*i stre*t. PITTSBURGH.
. - r COACHED, CAIUU Aii B&, I'H JsTONS,
HUGO IKS, and every description of Kancj
Yehi<'lra» bulit to order, and Ilolsb'd in a
unaurniuuM'd for beauty of deaign,
1-logsnw of 6nbb. skill o( »crkmiuahlm uni dunsbUUy of
materials.
&£* All work »arr»nl**.l
NKW ALK
rpUE subscriber take* this method to inform his frien.ls
I and rufitoninrH that he wmmfDW Brewing lor tb«
on the Twentuih instant, and will be prepared to
furnish hi? superior ALES. A.- , in any quantity desired.
Tlie highest market price io rash paid for good, houdJ,
clean BARLEY-
GRAINS and YEAST supplied on low terms.
U KO. w, r .VI IT tl,
au.Uilral.hJ) Pitt -tiwrt. Pittsburgh. H».
T'KODdHAM WATCHES— It U* the universal lesumouy
1* of Railroad men, Bonkers, and those iu other par
suite requiring accurate lime, that the “ Chas. Prodaham
Watch manufactured at *4 Slmml. London, is the must
r.ll.blr, »dJ uuc.iu.Uol by .uy other tumlLer. Many ol
tb o- which haTH bean teßtol haTe been found to run with
in a minute In the year. I hara obtained th. agency for
th. Bair of these Watches In Pittahnrgh and Suta of Paun-
P. B. Adams A SW», and other first clasa
Watches for sale.
Watch Repairing dona in tho brat manner
W. n . >» 1 LcUN,
ftUg l 67 Market at, comer of Fourth.
IMMhjjUTKLY— A good Cook and Girls to
W do house work in the country: a Gardener, with
good reference; a Journeyman Shoemakeriho speaks Ger
man and JSOgUsh; ten Girls to do house wotk In the city
—good wages paid- Also, a boy ol 9 years toibe given ont
families and hotels can be supplied with Waiter',
Chambermaids, and all kinds of domestics, nurses kitchen
girls, Ac. Clerks, Salesmen, Carriage Drivers, Porters, La
bor.ro, manor OMICE,
aug6 410 Liberty street-
YSHTOUMAH-Nfia' VVUttK-S—A fail supply just received
\J at DAVISON’S BOOKBTOIIK, 06 Market street,
family Prayers, ilvols.; $1,60.
Minor Works, 3 tola.; 75 cents eacb.
Lectures on—Daniel—the Seven Ohurches—the Apoca
lypse, 2 vole.—Parables and Miracles; 76 cents each
Scripture Readings, on Matthew, Mark, Luke, Genesis,
Kiodus, and Leviticus ; 76 cents each,
i The Gburcb Before the flood; Benedictions, or the Bless
e-1 Life ; The Tent and the Altar ; Voices of the Day, Dead,
and Night ; Signs of ibe Times ; The Daily Life ; 76 cents
each.
Lectures on Romanism ; $l.
The Communion Table; 38 cents.
Infant Salvation ; 38 cants.
NEW WORK BY MIBB SEWELL.—CIave UaU, bv
Miss Sewell, author of “ Amy Herbert,” “ Gertrude, *
Ao.; 2 vole. 12mo, paper covers, $1; or 1 vol. cloth, $1,25.
This new work from the pen of Miss Bewell, is character
lead by the English press as possessing the same power as
was displayed in the early fictions of this writer. Nowhere
in the English language can be jound more valuable *‘ life
philosophy ” than in the pages of those engrossing vol
umes. They do not abound in startling and horrible pic
tures. bat present to the reader those admirable photo
graphs of “home life,” which aro sure to arrest the atten
tion of those who are fond of the lovely and the good.
For sale by H. MINER A CO.,
QQ gO No. 12 Bmtthfleld st.
AVE received, by express—Har
per for August, 20 centß.
We will furnish Harper and Putnam k.r 40 cent?;
Harper and Godey for 40 cents ;
do do Graham for 40 oenls;
Uu do Knickerbocker for 40 cents ;
do do Leslie’s Ladies* Gasette for 40 cents;
do do Peterson for 37 cents;
do do N. Y. Journal for 38 oents;
do do Ballon’s Magazine for 30 cents ;
Or any of the 26 cent Magazines, (with one exception,
Blackwood,).always for sale at 20 cents. Remember, the
place to save 20 per cent, on Books, Magazines, Stationery,
Ike. is at LADFFBB’B BOOKSTORE,
jy3l No. 30 Filth street.
AHOft’d GREAT WORK OH SPIRITUALISM—Mod
ern Mysteries Explained and Exposed; in four parU.
Clairvoyaot Revelations of A. J. Davis
2. Phenomena of Spiritualism explained and expoeed.
a. Evidence that the Bible is given by inspiration of the
Spirit of God, as compared with the evidence that tbf •
manifestations are from the spirit* of men.
4. Clairvoyant Revelations of Rmaauel Swedenborg
By Rev. A. Mahon, President, Ar
For sale by
aug2l
IdVKKGUKKN COLONY—A very desirable country rail
h deuce 1« oflsrod for sale, situated In theabove Colon),
ltoss Township, 6 miles from Pittsburgh. The bouse Is 08
by a* feet, arranged with four rooms, a kitchen and large
hallonthe tot fioor, and Is provided with ewater close.,
bath room, Ac. There are i acres of land attached to the
house, held in fee, and an undivided one-sixth of S6arras
more. The Dwelling Donse, with the two acre lot, (°n
which there are 100 fruit trees of choice .
grape and strawberry vines, stable, chicken bouse, Ac,)
willbe sold separate, or with an Interest in the Co}®”*-
The arrangements for the education ef children make
this a desirable property for a * BON ,
No. &3 Market st., near Tblnl.
CONTINUATION OF TUK GKKAT tiKMI* ANNUAL
SALK.—A. A. MASON A 00. will continue their sale
through the month of August. They will again mara
down and still further redace the prices of their stock.
Borne ‘2OO more cases ana packages of N KW GOODS will
be opened, rendering their assortment more complete than
at the opening of the sal *.
EOS BALK—Two Houses anil Lota on the corner of
and Townsend street*—one of them a good brick bouse
with nine room*, all In good onleT; the other a good frame
house with tire rooms. They will be sold very low. Kn
oaire of THOMAS WOODS,
H adg22 76 Fourth street.
Tnutti' HIDING GLUVBB—Ju»t received by Express,
. *nd for sale at No. 91 Wood street.
j apaiorswo* *. j WILSON A BON
aoglo
6 /00.,
X _ No. 97 Firsi street.
—=■.... ,wrr-n —jTwmon a bon,
1555. to f^ h
tbe best quality oi BUk f*
G E 0
NO. LIBERTY STREET, just beside tbo Passenger
Depot of the Pennsylvania Kollrord, which makes it
the mOAt couTvnlent bouse in the city for passengers arrl
vlng by that road.
The Proprietor haring, at considerable expense, fitted up,
In excellent style, th«* MANSION HOUSE, would respect
fully solicit a share of publio patronage. There is attached
a cplendid STABLE anil extensive WAGON IIARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder and Bar wQI be furnished with the best the market
can afford. febl:y
Cottut vf Pam and Si, Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa,
undersigned, formerly of ‘‘Brown’s Hotel,” having
taken thin large and commodious EIOTBL, and having
refitted it Ln magnificent style, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling pablic to give him a call. As
sured, with the convenience of the house and bis long ex
perience In the business, he. can give entire satisfaction,
and hia charges moderate
f^b!£2
J'IORNER OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, w»r
v J th*» Railroad Depot.
'janl&ly JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
WAVKRLKY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street, between
Oheetnut and Wnluut, Philadelphia. |eu29ty
- iiTTE I'NIOh7
NO 111 Arch street, Philadelphia. T. 8. W EBB (late of
the Eagle,) Proprietor. _ [euiStj
COR.XEX or MAI.X AXU suinu STS-, fTABSBX, O
rjiliK Proprietor taken pleasure In announcing to thr
I public ih»t this Dew and elegant Hotel hue be«u opened
&c a bouse of cntertaininent. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the olhc* of the Ohio StageOompany,it otter*
inducements unsurpaa&ed in Warren for the accommoda
tion of the traveling community.
A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
au l7 M. OAK KILL-
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
PAttKER A LAlllD, Proprietors.
jyl*3m] TERMS $1,60 PER DAS’. .
HcMLLLAN house.
JORaSSTO WN, PSiVXA.
rjIUE undersigned hating taken charge of the above
named House, and refitted it at a large expense, in a
comfortable as well as elegant stylo, is now prepared to r«*-
ceito guests, and give ample satisfaction to alt who tnuy
pa rouiae the House. |au&U' j JAMBS DOWN LI.
HARE’S HOTEL,
fLate Parmer's Exchange,}
NO. 133 LIBERTY BTRKIT, foot of Rlfth street, Pitts
bargh. SAMUEL HARE, Proprietor.
Thiß Hotel is entirely new, hating just been completed
ami opened for the acconimodailqn_of pahltc. ( ei’pij
FHAHK.I.IIS HUhSKi CUTtUuS, Ohio.
C PATRICK A BON, pEOFairraas.— I This House has on
. dereone thorough and extenutre repair*, alterations,
aad large additions of new furniture, elo., and the proprte
tore pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting od
their pert to render the Fiuagu-l a piece where all the com.
to jy,“ f‘ h °“ l ““ '“““'PATRICE A BON.
KLOREACE hotel,
NO. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
(oormooTSD on ttti ttiaorcan plam.)
rjsubkh lovsjoy,
PROPRIETOR.
WILKINS HALL,
W. C. QALLAQHER, Fropribtor.
AburiA llTtex between I Food and 3mM\£eld.
r.nus spacious establishment h as been leased by the aub
-1 . ecriber, and completely renovated.
lie i» at ell hours prepared to furnish wreriTW'W
every luxury lhat can be tound in the beet regulated
restauranla in the States. Uia spacious bar will alwaye be
supplied with the very best Liquors Game of
Bcriptloo, in Its season, can always bo fonml at Wilkins
[UI I. [ap-J W. C. OAU.AQUBIt.
bank, kxcuamok,
TUIIiD STKJSET, KisTWKJIN WOol> AND MAIIS.KT.
1'H K Subscribers beg leave to inform iheir friends aud
ll,e public generally, that they hare leased the above
Weil known Keet.ur.ot, which has Just been thoroughly
reoovsted, repaired .od re furnished, and now open. The
proprietore hare apored do expense to make the Booh Ki
chauge a comfortable resort, aa well for the epiontw as the
business mao- The larder wiU at all llm« >» “tocied with
the delicacies of the season, and nerved op under the ao.pt-
M of experienced route. They respectfully eat fur the
patronage of a generoo, public.^
Q. B. FRANOIit
UOllfliiCOPlA
■•arOYSTER AND COFFEE nOUSE. - ®*
D. BARNARD.
jVo. 40, F\flh Strut, between >Ko(xi anti Market.
j*ulP:ly! rrrrsirown.
CaYs T A L PA LAC E,
So. I* Blarb«t itrc«t*
C. C. SEELY,
ÜBSPEOTyULLY inform* hla frieodaand llie
I »Jpublle in grnerat, that he h«t» just starU*d his
' 5 SLMB§y New York and Philadelphia modern style o!
cotißiNd OYSTER and everything else in the
eating linn. Uyaur* in the Shell or Stewed, tor cents
ft doteu. lie will *l*> furnish the heat of everything lhal
the market will adord- Uuub* always open until 3 o cljrt
inarlS-tf
OVBTKI4. BALUON AND IUCSTAUtIAfII'I'I
10b WDUU STtttlET.
riMIE subscriber ban now his OYdTEK SALOON AND
I KATISO triUriK In n manner that cannot
b*«xceU-d bv »uv Hitnilar aKiabUMhiucnt in lb* city.
MEALS WILL UK SKU \KD Vl’ AT ALL HOI US Ot
TUK PA V, from tb* _ _
C Uolceet Meat*. KovtU, Kl»h, Ac., &ci
Ilia U»U of Fare cannot be aurpa.-'tfeJ, nod be would respect
fun, it>. gTILLi
j.2o:ip..tf . 108 Woo 4 street.
St. Clair La««r Ba«r Brawery.
riiUß undersigned respectfully inform* the publio that n«
I now fullv prepared to **m* private lamiliefland the
hi. uul.bn.^l
pottles. All orders left at Ula OUte*, NO. & DIAMOND
ALLKY,(o«ar Wood street,) will be punctually nttandwllo,
*°t]» h :tf B “ r J '" T ' rol ‘''“ 7 I V.'u7kh!mO|L
m. l. ativut:
.1 s. DAVISON
05 Market
' . 'l' t f ‘ *\a'
! r .r K if
r -' •;,• .. ' p CT~i *-• ’
■> 1 dfc.* *•“(./ V- ' ./ ••
.'w-fL«»,r:, *’ -» ,i,‘ j. N* ' •■**'.. -i ; ,
HOTELS.
ST. OLAIH HUTUL,
W&l. a CONNKLLY
OOOI> INTUKT fiOUBK,
OWBTOBTB
uasuill uovsk,
i'KANRLIJS HOUSE.
RESTAURANTS
Id tU* rooming.
Ueultz' bagar B«*r tla.il«
.v„. ion jta.iyuu .o l
T’ta.f HblshuJ lower Beer UllU in the ally. UI. Bn.ri.
AnowleJgeJ to to • superior ankle. enj .r.r, Mbet ae
cumiaoOatlon about hi. bouse b« eS( gKNITi
-
HenD«lt Ale*
WI) ENGLISH, Bottler of BMTTITB celebrated
. Kenuotl Ale and llrowu Stout. Also,Common Ala
and Porter. lu uu»rt so«l pint bottles.
Tbe attention of families, and the trad*, U respectfully
solicited. ?- UU * y ••
jgilural Water aud BiriapaxlUa
WM D ENGLISH, Pitt street, bolow Penn, Is now
manuturturlng end boltleinglhe abut* bevenkgWJ uo
•o exUmmte ucale. Ills articlenare ol tbe best quality, and
D nraptured from tbe purest materials. octluiy
HOPPERS,PATENT PLANE
r*>UIS undersigned Is prepared to sopply CAHPKNTKUB,
X CABHTETMAKKRIi, and Workers In Wood generally.
» ll b his Patented and valuable PLANES.
All who bare tried H, pronounce :l a most valuable 111
venlion that muni sooo come Into g-neral use- The fol
lowing letters from practical workmen are but two among
many letters the Patentee ban received lecommend.ug tbie
Plane above all others in use ;
Pirreouauu ST BAM Oabotit Factobt, |
February Id, iftb&. J
We hereby certify, that during the last twelve months
we have used Hopper’s PaUnt Plane, and do not hesitate
to recommend it to Cabinet-Makers and Oarp-inters as su
perior to any other Plane in use. We consider it peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
hard wood, and for plauiug veneers, it is fax superior to
the old mode of scraping, besides being a great paring of
time. One man, by usiug this Plane, will plane more
veneers than live men can do by any other plaue or method
ID use. H. U- Ktan A Co.
To Mosks P. Eator, Esq.: m . , „ .
Dear Sir ■— I have examined Hopper's Patent Bench
Plau«, and believe It to be a moat excellent article fur the
use for which it is intended, as a combination o t plane and
adapted to planing veneers, and it does
not requi re one-fourth the time or labor of the old method;
and I hare no doubt, when its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely .uporeede the former te
dious and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully recommend it to all persons engaged in
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge of it, there is
nothing as well fitted to give a smooth and beautiful finish
to Tentacle as the Uoppcr Patent Bench Plane.
Jamss W. Woodwiil,
Furniture Warerooms, 97, 99 Third Pittsburgh.
mitburyh, February 27,1866.
MOSES Y. BATON, of this city, Is my eoie Agent for the
Bale of Planes, or of rights
mh2l:tf)
;h, Maroh 21,186 t
BOOK FORRAILROADKNttINKKKti.—OontaIn-
Iug formula tor laying oat carves, determining frog an
eles levelling, calculating sorth-work, etc., etc., together
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chorda,
mavoetlc variation, logarathtme and natural signs .tan
gents, etc. etc., by John B. Uenck, Civil Kngineer. Pocket
book form. , , , .
.-.The object of the present work is to supply a want
very generally felt by Assistant Kngineers on Railroads.
Books of convenient form for use In the field, containing
the ordinary lograrithmatic tables are common enough; but
a book combining with these tables othera peculiar to Urn
Railroad work, and espectallythe necessary formula for
laying out curves, turn-outs,crossings, Ac.,U a desideratum
which this work is designed to supply.
U 8 MnJTA&i Acadjwt, West Point. April 18, 18M.—
QcntUnun: I have looked over “ llenck’s Field Book for
Railroad Kngineers," and think it well
Ject Its author proposes, and have no question but it will be
found b very ueelul and practical volume both for offleeand
Mdwor*. _
I am much pleased with Mr. Uenek’ijllttf. manual, ibe
“ Field Book of Railroad Engineers. With the presento
tion of some of the most practical and useful of recogulied
among railway engineers, he has given others
which new at least lu their present form, appear to possess
int of hizher value than that of mere novelty—that of
a mint ol nig of available, not to say desira
b«lng in gener a^j l^t)DC i Uf ,i ODi while \ think the design
ri H«r c U book is such as to adapt It excellently well
of Mr B , h pleasure in expressing my
u.tv -bM^Pubttahe™.
0. a and Director of
; foraaleb, Dea i„ in Engineers’ Stationery,
, Market atreat, corner of Second
MAUAZ.INKS FOR SiCPTKMBKU-
Gedey’e Lady's Book ;
Household Words;
New York Journal;
Petereon’a Magazine;
Yankee Notions;
Blackwood’B Mag&ilne lor August.
NKW SUPPLY OF NKW BOOR.-;
SUr papers, by Beecher ;
Memoirs of James Gordon Bennett;
My Bondage and Freedom, by Fred. Douglass
Doesticku’ New Book ;
Clare UaU, by Miss Sewell;
Light and Darknoas;
Life of Sydney Smith, In 2 yolb.
***"* »d for sal. «J QILDBNFENNKV 4 00,8,
Fifth bL, opposite the Theatre-
__ *——
VV, FOR RALE.—A Dwelling
lot of ground, well Improved, 60 feet from
-* „ _ aH-r.it bv 83 deep. The boose contains a ball,
OD u? kItoSST dicing room, three chambers and two
parlor, portico and garden in front. Price $1,460.
small room*. Poru 6 & CUTIIBRRT 4 SON,
Term* ***J • 63 Market street.
auglO
I stimulates the natural secretion
rooia ofthe hair, and strength to its growth,
of coloring matter, {riving w*rfciw*ttve PiftY oentd
It (loe» u7t act M S 3yr, but a. a
per bottle. Sold by S 3 Market .treat,
aog.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Inorease of Cash Capital
TO LIALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
ASTIfA LSSPRAJSCK COMPANY,
HARTFORD. CAN!*.—CHARTERED 1819
PAID OP
Ca.li Capital, --- - - - B*oo,ooo.
miiH TniTtTY .SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
T^Iome^AIKsmUNCK.COMPANY, or lUrt
fonl, as furnished this agency on the Ist of January, MM,
under oath. . * n«.
ileal Batata, unincumbered 4 uo
Beventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 0 and , cent., pay
Dobis due the Oompany,«eoured by mortgage... 7.313 1,
Bills IteoelTable, well secured,payable at Bank... 12M27 35
Railroad Stocks In Connecticut.. 0T.6L6 00
Bnnk Blocks In the dty of Hartford SS
1 Bank Stocks In New York city.. •—•••••- w. 060 00
Cash on ham!, in Bank, and in hands of Agents
[ and others
S77 Z,T.A 63
The amount of liabilities due or not due to Bangor other
credi tom,—nothing.
Losses adjusted Mid due,—none.
IxiSSMlKiJiuted anil not dllo.JHS.i’ia XJ.
Ixwsefl unudjMtod and In BUiT-mf, waiting f,.r further
proof, {61,267 60. „ .
AH other claims agalnet th« Oompany are email, eucb
only as printing, Ac. ,
Agents iuetroctcd to lake no rick over {lO 000.
Tte amount Insured In any city, town or village, Oepenil
upon the character, material and construction ot bu dings
the width of streets, the Bnpply of water and condition of
the lire department, and other circumstances.
The amount Insured In blocks of buildings varies the
deeicn Is to limit the loss by any one lire to {lO,OOO, or leas,
wto um» ui TUO ' A ALKXANDKIt, SecreUry.
STIT. or Ootraxtmctn, 1 Uarthird, J an. Ist, 1881..
«“>“»“ A k Al T D ‘ l th’th eC t r t”h ir /or of
the Altna Insurance Cnmpany, and made oath that the for e
going etatemont by him subscribed, Is true, according to
hir best Justice of the Peace.
Igiases p«U by this Company for the year ISM exceed
t7W 000, while the premiums received for the same um«
f»r exceed any other year, since the organization of the
“TotTS covering nearly all de®*iptlonß of property, Is
eu-1 at this agency at remunerative rateA
omce, No. *! Water street,
JKTIIA USUIIAStiB COrni‘ANV,
OF lUUTFOBD, COS'M.
Cn aut ip. id,
paid UP
C„h Caplt.l #soo*ooo
Cash Surplus, oa la* JaSXUM, 1556.—#54 7 3,*7 3
rrUUßOapltal Stock and Surplus Is securely iuvested for
I the benefit of ail policy holders. As an *v dene* of
thr claim* we have to public confidence, and of IU ahiuty
to pay losses promptly, we state a fact, »hat tlfl rß ° el P t ’‘
vary from 1U6.00Q to JIfrO.OOO per month. Its business Is
large and well distributed, and in out opinion no Company
In the United States afford* bettor Indemnity lo poluy
holders than the -Etna. They oooiinue to make insurance
on property in town and country, at rates as low as is con
detent wilt safety tu the KTOK
ts-omce, North west corner Fifth and Wood streets,
Pttwbnrgh. tl™’
BSI.A WAHK
htitual safety ikburanck compahy.
OFFIUStn the North Room of the Exchasge, on Third
etreet, PHILAUKLVUU.
MARINE INSURANCES.
Ok V xssils, )
Oa&oo, >To all parts of the World,
yauoara, )
INLAND insurances
On goods by rivers, canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all Dartsof the Union.
p FIUE INSURANCES
On merchandize generally.
On stores, dwelling booses, Ac.
ASSETS OP TUB COMPANY, November ~ 1843.
Honda and Mortgages ....--$24,300 00
Btatoof Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loans, .181,403
Stock* In banks, railroads and Insurances com- w
Cash on hand..— - J 6 ’ 071 30
Balancesm the hands of Agent* and premiums
on Marine Policies recently Issued 131,707
SobscriplHmNotes 100,000 00
DjitdTOfcs:
Wm. Martin, I>r. B. M. Huatoo,
Joseph Li. Beal, ' UugbOmlg,
Edmund A Bonder, . Sponeer M’llvain,
John 0. Davie, ! Charles Kelly,
Robert Burton, Samuel K. Stokes,
John It- I'enroee, Henry Sloan,
George U. Leiper, I James Traqnalr,
Edward DarUngton, ; Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
11 Jonrs Brooke, t Joshua L. Price,
J G. Johnson, i JameaTennent,
4 James C- Uaod, i John B. Semple,
Theopllus Paulding, i ObarWs Bchaffer,
JamnA B.M’Parland, J T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
\V C. Ludwig, - Ii.T.C. Morgan, do.
WM. MARTIN, President.
TliOS.O. HAND, Yice President.
Joairu W Cowah, Sec’y.
P. A. MADERIA, Agent,
maTifl No. 06 Water street, Pittsburgh.
Ths Prankltn Virt Insurance Company,
Of i'/aUxdetpAza, itmuyieama.
UIRJSCTOKS-— Charles W. Banckef, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob it. Smith, Geo. W. Rich*
ard-. Moniecal D. Lewi*, Adoiphi B. Uorie, DaviJ 8. Bp-wne,
Morris Patterson. Ouas. N. BiNCKta, I‘rmdeul.
Cius. G. BAitokin, BtertUoy.
re Continue u> make insurance, perpetual or limited, on eTery
description ot property, in town and country, at cate* a* low
as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their eapitei and premiums, safely Invested, af
ford ample protection U> the assured.
Tb* Asset* of the Company 1 on January Ist, 1661, a* pub*
' Uabed agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were os follows, vl»:
Mortgage- - - $918,128 68
Real Estate 84,377 79
Temporary Loans 82,966 17
Block* - 01,889 00
Gash, Ac 6-4,346 Si
Total t1.212.7MJ 44
“Since chair Incorporation, a period of twebty-one years,
tEey h»Te paid upward of One Million i'our Uondn*d Thou
m-o to-*neel with promptnMS all liabilities.
J. CARD IN £ll QQfnS, Agent,
ap24 Office, northeast cor. Wood and Third ats.
TUB UNITED STATES
LIFE IHBURAICE,
ANNUITY and trust company,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chetlnut
Sir cell, Philadelphia.
Qftcert of the Home Board at Philadelphia;
DiaiOto&S-
Ftepben 11. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Ueujamin W.Tlngfey, Geo. M'U«*nry,
Jacob L. Florence. James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, William M’Kee.
Prtsidcui —Stephen E.Orawfoid.
Yict I‘rzxidcnt —Ambrose W.Tbompeon.
Mtdicai Xsmrt uner, Pittsburg A—-J ames 11. Willson ,U. D.
Allegheny City —ft- B. Mowry, M. D.
* QEO. B. ARNOLD, Agent,
No. 74 Fourth Btreet,_Pltteburgb.__
PENNSYLVANIA
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND BMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorised Capital) 9300)000*
INSURE BUILDINGS and other property agaluat loaa or
damage by Fire, and the partis of tha Son and inland
Navigation and Transportation.
Wm. t Johnston, Body Patterson,
W. M’Cliotnck, Kennedy T. Friend,
U M. Long, 1. Qrier Sproul.
A. J. Jones, George R. White,
J acob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
James 8. Negl«y, W. 8. Haven,
Wade Uampton, D. B-Park,
11. R. Ooggaball.
Hon. WM. It. JOHNSTON, President.
BODY PATTERSON, Vice President.
A. A. CiaauiL, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. fl. Ota*?**, Assistant Secretary.
Weitern" fniaraace Company, Pitttburgfc
R. MILLER, Jr- PrtsvUnt. | 9. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, MOO^OO,
WILL Insure againstall kinds of risks, FIRS end MA
BINE. All losses will be Liberally adjusted and
managed by Diuqioeb whoaro well
known In the community, and who are determined, be
SromptneM and liberality, to maintain tho character which
bey bare assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who deal re to be insured.
Directai.— R.MUler, Ji.,O.W. Rleketson, J.W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. 11. Smith, 0. Ihmsen, George W .Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon, James Llppeneott, George Darale, James Me-
Aoley, Alexander NUnlck,TtaomasScott.
t&-Oflee,No.o3 Water street,(Warehouaeof Spang A
| Qo., up• tairiO PitUbnrgb. _povg«ly_
JOHN LITTL
No. aoi Li
HAB JUST BEOIfiIVKD l
tide*
URANDLB3-
Obnie Brandy, (very fine.)
Otard Dupuy A Co. (super.)
Marrett A Co.
Baierao.
WINES. , m _
Barcial Madeira, Boguet,
lloward, March A 00., Mai'ra London Cordial,
Madera, j
Amontillado Sherry, j Rutherford’. Sootoh Ale,
Manunlllo do : Uardoy e London Porter,
Tablf do ■ 1 Wild Cherry Brandy,
Cooking do . A b ? in . t |“’
Beeswing Port, • Anisette,
, Pure Juice do Curaf°a,
Ordinary do ; . »
fit. Julieo Claret, . iloclla »“ d Ja % u „ k
Malaga Dry, Young Uys. and Blaok Teas,
iv> »J«t Knglieh Bronson Cheese,
I Imported Haran. Cigar*, of
Anchor i varioafl brands,
Wiener, Old Montmgahela Whisky, of
ileideseck, all grades-
Together >ith all other articles connected with
I>uhl qbha. -
WIG MAN U FACTORY.
MRS. RENTER,
Sue tioori from the Aqueduct, opposite the Q)tlector , s Office,
uunuisi citt, , ~
IS PREPARED TO FILL OKDKII3 FOB WIQB, and all
kinds of _ .
Ornamental Ilcalr Work.
The bast quality of material is furnished, arid entire
satisfaction guaranteed. mylfcdewiy
Alexander Wi Foster,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Am. Souoi
tofl is CuAHcaaf, Agent for procuring Bounty La tula
and Pensions, and tor the Collection of Olalma In Great
Uritain and Ireland. , _ ..
yy. Collections made in this and adjoining Counties f Ks*
tales of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, fiold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office on FOURTH street, a few doors above Smithfleld.
Pittsburgh, March 28> 1866—jmh28:daw]
A« W. FoiUri
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the Stales of
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
New York, Michigan, lowa, California and Virginia.
£9* Deeds drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
taken for record or use In any of the above named States,
Illinois, Mississippi and Rhcdw Island.
Pittsburgh, March 28,1666—fmh28Maw 1
VARIETIES!— A Oottage Houflo In-AUegheny for sale.
Price $7OO.
A Brick House and Lot for $760.
A small Frame House and Lot on M- unt Washington
for $460.
Small Fannß to Ohio and Virginia for sale on way terms,
by [)?l4] 8i OOTHBBBT * BW. 1M TMid it
ABBTUI LOOHIK “' n
STOCK AND BU.I. B.ftUKBB,
o.olm, tfl 92 Kurft lt,
NOTES, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loam on colla
terals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
particular attention paid to the purchase and sale or
Copper Btockfl.
All communications attehi
WM. U. WILLIAMS.—.
wm. a. william* a co«
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. K. Garner Wood arid Third streets,
aj* All transactions pxadeon liberal terms. OolUJctlona
of Billo, Notes, promptly attended to. jan2S:lw
BANKERS,
AND Dealers In Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Stiver
Coin. Current and Par Funds received on deposit
Btocfce bought and sold on commission. Collections made
at aiiy point in the United States.
South East corner of Market and Fifth streets,
my ll PITTSBURGH, PA.
212,606 06
ARTHURS, RODGERS &CO,
BANKERS AND BROKER^.
CuliyKti OF FOURTH.AND SMITBFIKLD BTRBBTSr
su2:6m Pittlbttrghy Pft. _
OiraorsU, .
PAIHIOKB ft PEtSHI).
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BBOKSB&
Boot Removed their OJJkttofhiCbmcr of fifth <H}dWpQitUi
pimrnaa, tL
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Bwjww,
and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Surer
and Bank N'oUa. Exchanges <mtbe Eastern and Western
Cities constantly tot sale.
OoUeetions made in all the dUea throughout the United
fltales. Deposits received in pax ftmda or current paper, at
the cor" -of Fifth and Wood Streets. [fr*”" '
lUTO UUOVZD BAHSZSO ASP IXOHiJt&I OttlCt fP.BO.j
67 HAKEXT KKUT, fOUB DOCKS BZLOW <OJ> STAHh,
N HOLMES t SONS, Binkom ind Kxohinge Sroitra,
. »nd_Lxmlera In Notes, Drifts, Acosptances, Gold, Bfl
t«t nuti B&k Notes. Kicking, on the Eastern anil Weetem,
Cities constantly (or sale.
Collections made in all thidtiu throughout the United
States. Deposits reoelved In par funds ox current paper, Ho.
07 Market street, between Third and Fourth sta. J)a80tl J
fiafijXfTco^
BANKERS and EXCHANGE BROKERS.
No. 00 Wood Strut, earner of Diamond Aucy,
PITTgBOMO, PA.#
BUY AND SELL Bank Notes and Coin; Discount time
exchange, and promissory notes; make collections in
all the principal cities of the Union. BsceWe deposits on
call and on interest, and gW» their'prompt attention to all
other matter* appertaining to a Broker’s business. Eastom
Exchange constantly on hand. mart
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Hotel.
STOCK boaght and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
gg* No. 6SU Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. U.
Dank. declo
nnmratt Of WOOD Aim nTTit STRUTS,
o lailT EXOHANGEon the Eastern Cities constantly for
O sale. Time Billa of Exchange and Notea
Gold, Silrer and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections
made In all the principal dries of the United lter
poeits recelTed ox Par and Current Funds. [marsCly
UAJOI iuvra, IPWARP RAHM. fIOMHCI tlAMli*
KRAMKB ft RAHM,
BAN KERB AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL Oold, Sflyer, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Beal Estate or Stock Securitiss; purchase
Promiasary Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; bpy
and sell Stocks on Commission.
Collection* made on all points In the Union. [my*
$627,47 6 63
Diaicroaa.
K, Jr., Agent,
LBiarT Utrsitt,
the following very choice or-
Jamaica,
Santa Orua.
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.NKERS AND BROKERb,
to promptly.
ILLOCK,
aJ'COtIBTB
jorqQT u> ,
n. HOLHES ft BOSS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKEBfI,
niAiu v
HILL k C 0„
BANKERS AND EXOUANOE BROKERS,
0. X. ARNOLD
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
DEAT.kkr in Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
No. 74 Fourth st, next door to Bank ofPiriab*g. [aelB
Dovuxticand lbreign Sachangtjßmk Nota, Gold and SHaar
JBovohL Sold andaaehanaaL at the
EXCHANGE AND BANK IN Q BOUBBOI
WILLIAM A. HILL A CO*
64 wood nans, kmssuasß.
aa. Interest allowed on time deposits. [ janlk
Tuoaraon ii 511......... ........ JBO. A.OADQHBT.
THOMPSON BELL ft CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKKBB,
Corner of Third and Wood streets, JVUtmryh, Pa:
THOMAS WOODS, __
BROKER,-**
aouii Bondi, Stookl, Kill BUmti, *•„
No. 76 nmrth rl., FUltburgll, Fa. [J»6i
' ClmmioUPs Loan Office,
No. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET, NEAR FIFTH.—
'Money loaned on Gold and BUTer Watches, Silverware
and other Valuable articles. . - aoMaily
CLOTHING.
CLO T H I N G STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
I FORMERLY of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
‘ street, which has won an unbounded popularity under
he name of the THREE BIG DOORS, baTe, for the pur»
pose of acquiring more space for their immense business,
restored to the spacious building on thecornerof
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where the; hare no» the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That has erer been offered to the public.
Their principal object for this removal,la (ogive them
more facilities forth*
WHOLESALE TEADE
They are prepared to sell Goods at tbs
LO WEST EASTERN PRICES/
Aad tluDf tham
rwctureoTu the Union.
CPBTOH WORK.,
in tui bist smt,Am> upon thj aaoatxsv soncs.
They have on hand a full and beautiful assortment oi
LOTHB and OOATINGB, for
FROCKS, DREBB, WALKING AND BUBI-
NESS COATS.
Oar Interest* are Identical with those of our easterner*,
and we assure the public that our fidelity will not fall In
fll | lug all orders we may be favored with.
AS- DON’T FORGET THE PLACE—
Wo. 88 Wood Street,
(BAST 8IDB,) OO&HXR Of DIAMOND &UST.
N. B.—We deslreour patronsto understand that we have
no longer any connection with the Clothing Badness on
Liberty street. Our attention Is devoted exclusively to the
House above designated. ,
mar'iS JOHN &TOLOB&EY A CO.
Fail and Winter Goodnt
EDMOND WATTS,
MERCHANT TAILOR. NO. 186 LIBERTY STREET,—
1 have now on hand a large stack of *•** *® a
Goode. Overcoatings, of entirely new designs; PlnshVest
togH, of the most beautiful patterns; French end English
Oasslmeres, of every style and shade In the market, ail of
which I will make to order on the .most reasonable terms,
and warranted to suit. **ctA
NEW BPIUSO GOODS.
JDBT RECEIVED AT JOHN McGLOSKBY A 00*8 Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, and corner
of Diamond alley, the largest and most varied stock of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of Inviting the attention of the publloto. These goods have
been purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to eay that we
cau mod do sell at as small profits as any house In thaeast*
ern olties. Therefore, we respectfully Invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
give ua a call, and examine our extensive assortment of
READY MADE OLOIHING. It is almost Impossible to
enumerate the quanl ’ y of immense piles of garments that
la to be seen at this li 1 e establishment; It is sufficient to
“LIS*/ 1 " ”™
Clothing 1 Clothing!
THE undersigned respectfully Inforraßjmß Wendaand the
publie that he Is now recemngmt hustore, No. 177 Lib
erty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings, of the latest and most desirable styles, which he
U prepared to make to order In the most fashionable man
ner. at short notioe, and on the most reasonable terms.
We havealso on hand a large and well manufacturedstock
of ready made Clothing, to which we Invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail. v ' ■
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find It to theii
advantage to call at IT7 Liberty street, before making their
purcb ftaw *- [marPj 0. CONNER*
New Clothing Store.
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
THE subscriber has just opened this new establishment,
whore ho has always on hand a large and choice inon*
men I o! .11 articles of CLOTHING, which he wronte 040.1
to «n, In tho city, .nil will Bell .t the most rM«m»6lo prt
-10 ■
To Hoasekespsrs.
WE have now opened one of the largest stocks of
CHINA, GLASS and QURJSNBWARB, BU-table for
housekeepers in the city, and intend selling at Very low
prices. We will sell a handsome set of White Tea Ware,
consisting of forty-eight pieces, for the low price of Four
Dollars, and all other Goods In proportion. Ouretockbeing
large owing to the dull season just passed, we are deb see
mined to work It off at low prices. We have just,opened
sot. e beautiful Bbapes of White Stone Meat DiahsS; vege
table do; Covered Dishes for stewed chicken, eta, eta Alsd,.
some very handsome new stylos of Water Pftebera. Our
stock of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Ware, is large—all of whloh we have put down In price to
suit tne times. «
FRENCH CHINA.
We have some twenty different styles of French China
Tea sets, and some beautful Gold Band Dinner seta-all of
w hich we are selling at least twenty-five per cent, below
former prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock of Knives and Forks, fipoons, Waiters, Britan
nia Ware, Girandoles, Solar efco, Is lprge, and wa.
will Bell them at very low prices.
GLASS WARE. • a .
On hand and reoelvlng, a large stock of Boston and Pitta
burgh Gloss Ware, whloh we will sell at manufooturer's
prices.
COMMON WARE. v .
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Mtch
era, and every article suitable for country or city; trade, is
large, to which we invite the attention or city and country
merchants, os wo will sell them very low for cash.
Hou»ekee pers and others In want of aacav China and
Queens ware’ will do well by colling lit the ■ •
CHINA HALL,
No. 02 Market, between 8d and ‘thate,
.pi 0 G.v R Uhit.
HO.UBEB, STORE-ROOMS, WAREHOUSES. *0- TO
LET I —LawrtncariUe —A comfbrtable DwdUgg Boom
of hall, parlor, dining-room, fcltCheH,fbUl 06$ TCWns,®®^
garden and good water. . .* -
Allegheny Oity —A Two Story Brick HOOSS,
and papered, on Robinson street* near the canal. Bent $w
per month.
A ft. Washington —A Dwelling House of Hires rooms, on
rent $176 per year. Nos. 31 and 27 Duqueshu eanh
house Is two stories, with basement, cellar, ywd two
Warehouses on Water-street. A large -Store-room on
y °Tpp‘yTo' T ° 2 ' Ul ” r ’'‘“gcOTHBEM A SON,
jels 7 lAOThird street.
JULY MAGAZINES— . „ ...
Oodey-B Ludy-fl Book, lor July—2o con“,
IMlou'o Magaitne, “ “ » „
Yankee Notiona, H „
Yrank LeaUe-e N. Y. Journal,
North British, Ibr May- , . , .
The above Just recelred br Espreea. Atav* targe tot of
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL end tlijefianeooa BOOKS nn« STA
TIONERY ret tula at COST, tnd NO BUiraiO. OMI Jl
LAUFFSR’S BOOK STORE, 87 Wood Street, If yofl Wttt to
#el a Cheap Library. f** 1
lf , 100.000 OOIiEB l
ffIBimmWWSISAMBOA'r DIRECTORY.-Hie«SjSBBBS»
fls«“ss«SSy 6 »T*ifi* , ')ia ttrartfci alffkmipinilkro a Bfcw
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which wIU b« lamed in October
next; thn book will pagee, Ulob
trated OplhßwsrMyHrßßr'btitfyßfiuili In s dprahle
mnwgrpilStiSEtth-MiHIB OF
JSfl.«)ftKSiߥBßJ>nßtlBllßDfBn<StHnb»*rb«rt['thM
4U:daß “* QSf p^lei' l ; BIE AM -
BOAT DIRECTORY will contain a cotapfiila'Hfet TriiiS d
afloat otrtheWestern
*nd6o*tb«o'waters* -Tbs lengthi-model, spaed, power
mp<\ touASSOnf each‘boat, whettMujd by'Wnoffibullt,the
namedftheboat,wiiblho'tradsebatßtn. AlßO,thenames
.of Cepteine/*nd officers,' her agej r Aoi*'Ac. ‘ The Directory
7W|floo~al?dn:ahistoryMrßteamboab»Bndßt«un , boat)ng bn
; the. Western, waters since tb&appbcatfdn br-Bteam t alio, .a
1 ‘sketch of the first boat built for the Obib £ H!v«,'wltb the
name of the builder, commander and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY wiU contain alisteuddescrip
■ tion of-all the STEAMBOAT DISAETBBft that have occur
red on and SOUTHKRH.'VrATliaSibeauU
fnlty fl*ifetoi, with a 'AXL THOSK WHO
UAVB nffi£3n> B 7 THKIS BUBNIKO: BINKINO
. AND rJSsLODINQ, on the'Western and Southern waters.
; Thr Directory will contain Maps of the Ohio, Mississippi,
Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, White,’ Bed, Ouachita, Yasop,
. t&a other Rivers, with the Towns and Cities laid down, with
correct distances; also manyother Klvex and Commercial
Items of Interest to the people at large. The book will
contain tbe-carUsof the ramus U. 8. Mail Boats, with the
trade thby are In, o3ia Directory will'atso contain
a complete list of all the responsible Steamboat Licensed
Officers, their places of residence, Ac., Ac 4 tbo new Steam
beat law, its requirements, with comment, ’ bh&wlng
wherein it baufiti the incompetent [ b£leer t and inmr« the
competent c£iccr,±c-, Ao., and all the Important U. 8- Bu
>preme,Court Steamboat Deeldocfl up to date; the Bates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills of Lading, Im
portant Decisions of the various U. 8* Courts In refiard ,t<}
Freights Ix>st and Damaged, At, Ac 4 with many other
■ things of interest.
i The Directory will be Illustrated in the best style and
printed in the best mannerf-Tbe author has for six years
been,lathering together, all tirafsotsund Items In rtgard to
the uhmvous steamboat disasters on-theWestem and
-Southern waters, and now. intends publishing tbfcm in
book term. : The-prfce of iha work will he put at the low
sum of-One Dollar; : Ten thousand copies wul be lasned ter
the boatmen; Wirbthers desirous of subscribing will have
to do so as none will be brlhted unless orderod In
adbanee. This work Is destined to have a circulation ot
over EIGHTY THOUSAND eopfcs, airthi publishers are
receiving large numbers of subscribers, per mail.from all
parts of the couatry v ßa£y. Some of the oldest boatmen,
■a well as most scientific men. of the times, are contributors
to the Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be Issued .In October, and will be an
ornament to the parlor as wall as steamboat.; By remitting
One Dollar (post paid)you wDT receive a copy of the above
work.
•JAS. B. «*7AT.
All coragumlcaUopfl end letters should be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD A CO.,
Postoffloe Btllldlng, Cincinnati, Oblo.
Je29:dawtf
DongUi Con&ty f Wlteonitn.
rna PLAOS is situated on the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand lUTer, .al tha haul of Lake Superior, and
pocsaasta A BETTER BITE, A BETTER HARBOR, AMD
GREATER ADVANTAGE FOR A COMMERCIAL CITY,
than any other point in the North-west; and is equalled in
prospective importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietors have « dear, undisputed and unlncuo
bertd’ title to the land upon which SUPERIOR is laid oat,
■mi alt purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds for the
some.
Superior was laid out during the past season, and already
contains several hundred inhabitants, a Large Hotel, a
-number of Stores, a Commodious Pier; with Warehouses,
and la in all respects the __
1 HQBTFLOURIBHING NEW TOWN
Id the West" The County Seat the United States Land
jOfflce and Post Office are located,here. The Mississippi and
lake Superior
S • UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
how in coarse of construction, connecting with 8h Paul,
terminates at this place. - It Is also the Lake termini of oil
1 the projected railroads to the bead of Lake Superior. The
u goo M canal will be opened in Jons; after which, four
lines of SteomerwwiU run to Superior—one from Chi
cago. two from Cleveland* and 00a from Buffalo; all fine
yrtseXs, havlngbeenhuilt exprdaaly'for this trade.
One Haw Mill is-now in operation, and the machi
nery for a second is now ontbe 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 terms, to provide a fond forextenrive public Improve
meats. Liberal appropriations have been made for public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, Ac. Ac.
fly In order to correct the misapprehension arising from
similarity of it Is proper to state that u Superior
City,” about the title of which a legal controversy exists,
lp and different place, and in a different township
from Scpxwob,
49“ Maps of BfffsaiD& are signed by Tbos. Clark, enr-
S, ana William H» Newton, agent and attorney for
etore, and may be seen in the principal hotels of SL
Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffalo,
and other cities.
Ail persons who wish to purchase lots, or obtain informa
tion, are requested to apply (QWu* H- Nawtoh, Superior,
Douglas bounty, Wisconsin.
WILLIAM H. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Proprietors of Superior,
j y24Jm
INFORMATION has been made to the Board of Health
that cases of cholera occurring outride of the city have
been brought within Its limits for relief. No spibc the
Mends of the rick are prompted by motives of humanity,
yet it Is propet they should be Informed that they subject
themselves to a severe penalty by so doing.
The Legislature passed laws regulating this matter, in
<-*Rp« where the disease Is malignant or contagious, In order
that the densajy populated c‘ty may be protected from any
unnecessary scourge, which, when it has gained & footing,
scarcely rests so long as there remains a subject for its re
morseless attack.
The Board of Health ate determined to enforce the law.
If patients Belted with cholera, or any malignant or contu
sions disease, outride the city, must be removed to any of
the Hospitals, persons conveying them thither must have a
permit from the Board of Health.
The attention of all persons interested is called lo the
following sections of an act approved April 8, 1£52:
810. 6. That toaster, commander, or other person
having charge of any vessel or steamboat, violating ony-of
the rules or regulations prescribed by the said Board of
HttalLh,under the provisions of this act,shall, upon convic
tion thereof by Indictment or prosecution Id any court
having Jurisdiction, pay a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, to be recovered aud paid Into the treasury of said
Board of Health.
fixe. 7. That whenever the Board of Health eholl receive
Information that any malignant or contugtoua
(measles excepted) prevails wilhiu any port or place within
the United Btatea, they shall make diUgent-Maolry concern
ing the same: and if it shell appear that the disease prevails
as aforesaid, all communication with such Infected port or
place shall be subject to each control and regulations as uie
Board of Health may from time to time direct, and publish
in one or more newspapers published In the city of Pitts
burgh; aud thereupon every person or persona, and.au
goods, wares and merchandise, bedding and clothing from
s«b Infected port or place, and having entered and been
brought into the city or Pittsburgh contrary to such regu
lations, shall be subject to the same penalties os is provided
for in Hie preceding section.
The penalties ef the whole act will be strictly enforced.
By order. A. G. MURDOCH,
Thyslcian to the Board of Health.
GEORGE FORTUNE,
jy23 Health Office.
PRACTICAL WORKS *OR SiKURAfiICa AND UTUtUfiJ.
The Miller, gn 'l Millwright's Assistant;
1210 Analytical Chemist's Assistant;
The Encyclopedia of ChemLtry, practical and theoretical,
by Brooth and Morflt;
T3ie Complete Practical Brewer;
•Rib i »i*u jpcket Companion;
The Practical Welm iroiaei by Byrne;
The Practical Model Calculator, by Byrne,
The Cabinet Maker's and Upholsterer s Companion;
Chemistry Applied to Dyeing, by das. Napier;
Oblboro oh Locomotive Engines;
Npms’ Hand-book of Locomotives, Engineers and Ma
chinists;
The Oompleta Practical Distiller, by Byrne;
The Dyer and Color Maker’s Companion, by Byrne;
The Dyer's Instructor, by .David Smyth;
The Practical Dyer and Scourer;
The Practfoil Assayer’s, Miner’s and Engineer’s Com-
New and Improved Table, by Pat Lyon ;
Perfumery 1 its Manufacture and Use, by Morflt;
The Arts of Tanning snd Carrying, by Morflt;
The Manual of Electro-Metallurgy, by Napier;
The Palmer’s, Gilder's and Varnisher’s Companion;
The PapeJr Hanger’s Companion;
The Practical Surveyor’s Guide, by Andrew Duncan;
Overman on Manufacture of Iron;
Rural Chejnistry, by Solly;
Templ*toa on Steam and Steam Engines;
The Throes** Companion;
AtTreatlaaflh Box of Instruments and Slide Rale ;
W&ker OuEleetro typing;
tor »H, by <3. MORGAN,
m rtgB Wood street, near Fifth.
I. Law Books*
AM authorised to sell low some valuable Law Books.
lO vols. Pa. Reports, by Barr ;
Bouvier*e Institutes;
Onffllleffl Evidence; -
Wbarton’eDlgeet, lasted.;
Add otter Reports. Elementary Worts* 4c.
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i v: • < ' «t4b* affine of fttnrcixut Post*
f->HKDMATISM AND NKORALGIA.—Or. BBOWN
JV ibereby Informs the afflicted that his remedy for the
above mentioned diseases is one that will core.' He will
»acuroln any case of this kind. This remedy was
sown to fell when properly persevered with,
softer. the torture ef-tmsoamplaint Ibr months and
htmla fewmonths would procure a certain, safe
No.4sl DIAMOND
.• ■■* ■ . j : - ' J* 2 **
sonarmen to be consulted tor the cure of
IJ BGQBET DISEASES. His success in long standing
Theafflicted are invited to call with
-out &elay. - afflicted with Venereal' Diseases,
, RhfiJmaUsin,.' PCe*, or Beminal Debility, should not delay
gdhiß-aavtei Letters attaining a fee immediately
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Harpezfa and Knickerbocker for August confl
dentl/eipectM this dayor Monday, and will be eold at ibe
wntf ljJ £BooKBToßß, 80 Fifth at.
LAUDS’ BIDING HATS—*lhe large*! and- best assort
rwmt of Biding Hataera offered lathe city, just re*
ceired and for safe aftfo-~91 Wood street, ~
apgta . J f wilson a bon.
CASXIhB 80AP—tt> boxes far uaia by
, B, A. FAHNItSTOOK A CO.,
ungT - . corner fl ratted Wood stR.
STYLE BH*K aATO fotM> 9l Wood «t.
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Board of llealth Notice.
tx liAlWJUcalßTßß'teniaii tjy Woods. <uid
Mtrnrajpta «llit 76 fourth esmi, describM t> grot
yof firms, llousoS mil Lots.. Ttioos Wintisg homes
dowen tugeV<rU*gl»t«- Oa’ It b dwaribol » few
i««tTT Ilrt' THjWMl’ffOiyu.
)KB JOST HJ£OlS&V£J>t at DAVISON'S, 65 Market,
tear -Fourth etreetr— ■
rntngw tfyj'Rnmuntata—fiaymonr; 75ct&.
jilDj' Soil of-Ocknlrareray, 2-tol* ; $2.
taete Travele in s2.
te.EB3ay—Thelma; The Pastor*B Daughter; Plain
[htSySeroM>u3 to Children; flracaof Chrtat; Tracts
Plomer.
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. lUmeijfri jb «ay eot all Mflous
\ Wkfa &, B££®aSß?» •
4 Ws& ,as,fc.gs
’ **lFi*Sr*Uß*& ache.. Ealna In.-the Bam- tun.
dtyrWUßaa ryfa..-tea
ln wnidfea,PnrfcaUvaMoU
an. [« hot*jore.re
Brecb (SeSneiff : owl ; lf J>
Judlcioua.ase of a good purgativ&tThia l & alike-trUOftf
Colds, PerVerUb symptoms,, and-; Bilious
They all tend to become or produce. the aml
formidable die tempera which Toacl'the betoefl aUbvCTlhe
land, Hence a tenable: family iphyrfc'•l^ f of :, lne*firßs‘lni»
portance to the public health, and this PiU(hk£ been per
fected with consummate skill, to meet that demand, An
extensive trial of It* virtues byPbysfdiitis, Pro lessor# and
Patients, baa shown rEsuUsßttrpaising , anythlßg : ’mtherto
known of any medicine. Cores have Men effected heyrind
belief, were they not substantiated by .persona pf such ex
alted poflUlona and character as’to forbid‘'theßuspldohof
untruth. ■••** 'r V ' : '
Among the eminent gentlemen, who hat® testified fa
favor of these Pills, we may mention—
Doct A. A. HAYE3, Anaiytical Chemist of Boston, and
State Aasayer of Mass&chti&tia, whose high professional
character Igvndorsed by the 1 , e
Hon. EDWARD of the Halted States.
ROBERT C. WdTHBQP, Ex Speaker of the Houarf of
LAWRENCE, Minister Plan. to England.
.fJOBN.B. BTTZPATRICK, CatholiO' Blshbp of Boston
also. - . » • - '■ : .• J'">.
Dr. J. B. (JHIWOH.PiaStkaI Chemist of Hew YorkClty,'
esdorsadby ’ 1 ' ' 1 ...
Hon. W. L.MABCY, Secretary of Btata;
~WVL it. ASTOR, the richest man In America;
8. LELAND A CQ., Proprietota of the Metropolitan Hotel,
andothers. ■ - r • j
Bid space permit, we could give many hundred certifl*
catea from all porta where the PUls have been used, baterh
deneewven moredonvlncing.than the experience of eminent
public man, lslbund ln their effeete upeti trial, ** r
These Pills, the result of long investigation and . study* .
are offered to the public: aa the bestandmost complete
which the present state: of medical science
They are compounded'not of the drugs themselves, but tit
the medicinal virtues onlyor Vegetable Remedies extracted
by Chemical process In a .slate of purity, end comblned' tK'.
gether in such a manner ei to insure the best results;
Tbe system of composition for medidneshos been found In
Cherry Pectoral and BlUa both, toproduoea mOteufiSdent
remedy lhan bad hitherto been obtained by any process.'
Tbe reason is perfectly obvious. While by the old mode of
composition, every medicine Is burdened with more or less
of acrimonious and injurious Qualities, by this each indi
vidual virtue only that is desired for the curative effect/te;
present. All the inert and obnoxious qualities of each
substance employed.ore left behind* the ourative virtues
only being retained. Hehce ltii self evident that the effecta
should prove as they hive more' purelyTemed(al,
and the Billsa more powerful antidote to disease than any'
other medicine knowuto the world* > .
As it is frequently expedient that m&nv medicines should
be taken under the counsel of an attending Pbysidsa,an&:
as he could not properly judge of a remedy without
log Its composition, 1 have supplied the accurate Ponautie
by which both my Pectoral and Bills,are majle, to the.,
whole body of Practitioners in the Hnitedfitatea and British'.
American Provinces. If, however,'thsreflhould be anyone
who has not received them, they will be forwarded by mail:
to his request
Of all the Patent Medicines that are .offered,' how fow
would be taken If their composition was known! Their-’
life consists in their mystery. I have no mysteries. 7
The composition of my preparations is laid open to all
men, and all who are competent to judgeun the subject
freely acknowledge their convictions of their ■lutrilfflifl ••
merits. The Cherry Pectoral was by Bdenilfio
men to be a wonderful medicine before iteaffectswere
known. Many eminent Physicians have declared the’same
thing of my Pills, and even more;confidently,-and are'
willing to certify that their anticipations were mpre.thau .
realised by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence on the internal
viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It Into healthy
action—remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels,'
liver, and other organa of the body, restoring their Ixregb*
lar action to health, and by correcting, wherever they ex*; -
tstisoCh derangements as are the first origin of disease..
Prepared by Dr. JAMES 0. AYER, Practical mid Ana*
tyticaf Chemist. Lowell, Mass, Price 25 cents per hbx,
Hveboxesforftl. . -->. J ■■
Sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., at wholesale and
retail, by every Druggist In Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
iverywhere. jetMccdaw
INHAJLATIO
FOB UU COBS OP
ASTHMA AND fMJMPTPi
BHtV AOX> VK w t «ONDllKl'lH
&U<}£lANA
BROUGHT HOBIB TO TU £ DOOR OF TUB tt*£Uo2f
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recently been made
by Dr. Curtis, of Uls city* In the treatment of Con
sumption* Aathmaf and all disease* of tbs Lungs* We re*
fer to “ Da. Ccutii’a UraunA* on luiumta Qxbs&b Vafqb •
AHD CniBBY Snarp “ “With this new method. Dr. 0. hasre
stoml many »*m<**d ones to health, ttsanevidencsofwhtefc ‘
he bw innumerable- certificates. Bpeahing of thotreat*
ment a-physician remarks, ° It is evident that Inhriing-r .
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing Taper—theme
dicinal properties mast come In direct contact aph tha
whole iErial cavities of (he lungs, and thus escape the many
and varied changes produced upon them when
«SjSSfSTO2gL. * L. d
C °Ctoe pmSw M Uu!3m““ Asthma
p:M.oftoS D on, P».
I am cured of the Asthma of ton yearn’standing by Dr.
Curtis's ilygoaoa, Maiwiaai Eisron, Breofclyn, H. Y.
Uxa. Paul, Of «o. 6 Hammond Biwet, IS Y., was cured of
a aurora care of Bronchitis by the Uygeana. ~,
Mr glstet haß been cured of a distressing cough Cf aereral
veani’ and decided to be Incurable oy this physl*
Hhe was eared in one month, by theHrgeana. '
J. EL OAimanr, Btchmond, Me,
xbe Rev. Dr. Gheerer, of New York, testifies, ©f oar medl?
ciuo in the following language : .
Naw YoaK,-NoT.15» ; 18M.
DBAS am—l think highly: of Dr. Curtia’a Hygeana m a
remedy in diseases of the throat aod lunga, Haring had
somo opportunity to testify Ita efileacy, I am convinced
that it is a moat escellaut medicinr, both the Byrup ana
the inhaling application to the chest. vxwy v
N tt—Dr. Curtis’s Hygeana is the ORIGINAL and OKLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base imltationvor
rile and INJURIOUS. counterfeits. Shun than* as yoo
W £9*For sale by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B.
8. Sellers A CO4 Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City r John
Sargent, New Brighton; 0. L. Kalsar, Bochesur.^^^^
Carter’s Spanish ffiiiture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOODI
Hot a Particle oi.Herenrjr In It. .
Let tph ajfuoted head and pondbbi—An ,
In fall! « KamedylbrBcroftila,Kingt *VJ,
tiam.Obstinal» Cutaneous EruptUma. Pimples or Postnln *“■ •
onthe Face, Blotches* Boils, Aguermd FeTjr.ChionloSof* :
is now used byt c rroMdanf gratefhlpatientsfiwißeilpait
of tbs United States, who UsttCfdaßyto tbs »pa»*»»W. . e
lores performed by the greatest of ell meaidnss, “CSIK :
TUB'S SPANISH MtXTUBE.” Neuralgia, BtietimsUmiti
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Shin, hirer Steease,, PeTera,. -
Ulcere|old Sores. ASbctlonaof the KWh(n«,'3toaM4Mth*
Thrust, Female. Oomplelnia, Pains and Aching irf thoHonra.
and Jmnte, ere speedUyput to eight by using this great and ~:
the Blood, nothing has yet been ftrund
to compare wlthft. It cleanses the arotemof all toptoD ~
ties, acta gently and effldentlyon the hirer and Kidney*,. ,
strengthens the Digestion, riTM tone to the Btoaach,
makes the skin clear and healthy, and lectures the Conitl.
tation, enfeebled fey disease or broken down fey lha excesses h
of youth, to its pristine rigor and Strength. . =jlenv
For the LsdleLdt Is Invariably better than all tjm _ ..
metiSa ever used.' A few dosea of Carter's Spanish mxtnra
will remove ell Sallownasa of complexion, bring the rotes.’.
mantling to the cheek,'give elasticity .to thfe etay, end.lin; , ; ,
prove the gsngTslhflnlth ins winirhtwttflffM ocyoftHi**
-the aedicines overheard DC. - r ' : V
The Urg* number of certiorates which we aaTe ffiWty* ■ •
firom persons from all parts of the United States* to ihshert 1
evidence that there to no' humbug about
i,ns
unless elgnsl hy BKNttßil 1 A BKlitß, „
Proprietora, No. 3 Pearl Va,- towhom aU
ot rdW. u b“
NO, PLKiTLNG BRO&, and by Druggists generally. . ' , v,.
oct£kd»wl7 ••“ • »• ' :t: ' y-.'
STATEMENT FROM CANADA J- - • •’ h *
n Quiaio, February 7th, m
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock <3 b ad tbs ;plaaau»:or -
receiving, thin morning, tbs within certiflcato-of your. ¥•**
mifuge, which will ho very gratifying toyou,asßwaa!»nt .
voluntarily. We are,Gentlemen,
Qtenflmen—M y little daughter, four years oM, andmy.
Bon, older, were for a considerable time suffering from
worms. I purchased two bottles of yout;?6niiifttt| of-,
which I gave themthree doses, according
and atrange to say, in less than three hours ihty.paased no ~
less thanflVß HUNDRED WORMS, some of ib» extract*
diuary length of from twelve to fifteen inchftfl. - r " •‘*' s<r
Having experienced so much of the beneficial effects of ,
your Vermifugallt joy duty to recommend irtatha I '-
1 hnhUoi a*, most-efflcadoui remo*,
| dies against worms ever offered lb the public.
I Gentlemen, believe me to be -
Your much obliged and bumble eerv*tj - 5 '- a ;
I NATHAfiffIL USASSB& r.-si
Prepared and cold by B. A. A. F A IiNBBTOOti & *.
comer of First and Wood streets. myl6 J * *;
Proclamation,
BY VIRTUE of a precept under the hands of Wm,B.
McClure, President or the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the Fifth Judicial District of.Peanaylvania, and
Justice of the Court of Oyer'and Termlher. and General
Jail Delivery, In and for said District; and William Boggs - : r
and Gabriel Adams, Esqm Associate Judges Of the earna l .
Courto, In and .for the County of-Allegheny, tated the .
dav of July, in the year of our Lbranne thousand eight
hundred and fifty-five, and to me directed, fbr’holdlnga >
Court of Oyerand Temlner,aad General JaUDeliveiy, at
the Court House in the City of Pittsburgh, on the first j _
Monday of October next at 10 o’clock A.M. - .
- tublicnotlceiaberebygiventoallJuitlceaofthoPeaoei 1 •
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny,that
they be then and there, in their proper persons, with their
rolls, records, Inquisitions, examination* pirioumrTgmpto* -'
brances, to do those things Which. to their wapecdTeafficM.
I in their behalf; appears to be adne—andalso those that wju
I prosecute the prisoners that now are or may he in the Jail - >
I Said county of Allegheny, to be then and there to proeev - ’
1 cute against them as shall be just.
I Given under my hand in Fltisburghithla fifteenth day of
I August, in theyearof our Lord, one thousand eight bun*
1 died and fifty-five, and of the Commonwealth, theMth.
j qugi6:td _ WM. MAGILL, Sheriff.
ATTENTION ! ' '* '■
Wagon Masters and Teamsters’ Bounty Land
AGfiNOYf oa Fourth, stream
OFFICERS, Soldier?, Musicians, Wagon MnW Team- •
stars, regularly mustered ihtbthaeo*
vice of the United States, and every Officer; Seaman, erdi*
nary Seaman, Marine, Clexh and Tinjawyn In tfr* Navy:
also, Militia or Volunteers, or State Troops of any State “of '
Territory, arejentittai, by the late Act of OongreEß. td • '
Warrant fbr lfiq Ac*ea of Land. ,
ahose^who haverecelved «or 80 Acres, are entitled to
Warrant fbr such quantity or Land as wQt in the
whole, 100 Acres.
Peraonsaatrusiing their claims to me can rely upon htv* :1
tag them attended to. promptly.
All Information ffcee of charge. Loiters promptly a&4
swered. AdlmS AUSTIN LOOMIS, 3
mhU Boifcty Land Ageni, n Fourtin^
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