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; railroad. CLEVELAHD AHD PITTS BBEGH
RAILROAD.
Au “ b ( ",' ,',V,'.:..Ul’T.f.f Sr.mn7o« ‘ * , OK.o KaUroad,
1 "i , lav nice fraiQE will run as !. IA . A Vz,.., t r «liable route to Toledo,
/ANimJatw • !uDt ‘ rpRK shortest, qaickrttaad moat reitaow jfl yiA
v / uu-wa . X Chicago, Book Island, Galena, an* » •
fj-fr,-: Jftti*’ i CLEVELAND- , , miles shorter aDd about nine
Tram. Tram. Train. ! This route Is On.>nu”dt^ T l, mdlanapolls.
-,U :o \u. .”.3.1 I'. M. 11:30 P. M. l boars quicker than . „ pj, u borgh to Cleveland.
.Hill •■ 111' “ 11:1.0 A. M. : from Cleveland ro Chicago
“ £? :: I KcS^-* u^g**,™**™*™,
I::*.. M “ I ‘“^J^nerMonday, c ember 34, 1366, tb. train, on
' -it' ■■ It “ 5:14 “ thUr M d-mn..«»^ LUNOK .
... 3.:V1 .. .rr MS “ arr. 8.16 “ realm, of the Ohloond Penne. Railroad leaving Pitta-
GOING WKST. ™™ „ M and 6 00> A M.. and 3.00 P. SL, con-
Kn '" Sl £ f%£- »t 6.00 A. M., 11.60 A. M , and 6 30 P. M,
... MbA M. 6-16 AM. J*! I ’„ M ' “rPllnTfoi Cleveland leave AlliaoceB 00, A.Mm 11.50 A.M.,
...M ill •• :: *'?£, p M., «n»«tt»g »t nodooo with Into tor Cut
...l.i-j: " " ■•£. - ahoirft Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at 10-5
...11 >1 • tod " 2 , . A M.,010 F'. M , and 8.68 P. M. .
....12 IT P. M 3 :10 .. Pieisengera for Toledo, OhlmOT, 8U LonU, Rock Island,
ll« " »•» }f' w .. Galena, a B ndtb« North-west, wlowlab to go thiauKh With-
KO» - »«“ p v IMA.M. out detenUon, will take thß train leaving Pittsburgh at
. 82. " Ul ,l r ;„n't® take op ot 800 A. M., and arriving In Cleveland at -20 P. M., itbat
Train itrinr F»"‘ " P .im?o,nMrd Is the only train by which dose connections are made
t. ii- .-i r V 11 ‘ 1 !m;y' \ iT W*llj.viU<* at 430 P. M. . W«>llsvilla dailT,
bf p’m . -necting at
C,« T vXnt CU=.™M North-West,
follow, :—Lear. Cleveland at BIOIIU, S-46 P. M-. .416 P.
M Tr''"' T r-.“ve C ad’ B "-o S ?or kick l.land and St Lorn, a.
follows-For Itonk Island at 900 A M. and 11.00 P. M.
For SL Lonla, O.U. and U. 45 Kailroad M
Jolle’^md*thence over tbe Chicago and Mlssiaidppl Railroad
fo A.fom aid ,hence by .taamboa, ( a «.■•) U[M
p M ««.»nirani bv tbe U lft a. M. Train anire at St. Loula
Lmr eveW, and b J the 10 Oft P. M. Train at noon ne^t
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k v j'f i’ri !i, connects at Coiambua
‘ Trsin " hioh I' ftT-i Cincinnati nt h A. M.
W 'V' "It it- Tr«*n i;n t.h*- Wi«t nn the Oolumhaa, Plqua
R 0 I * l I'jjnn" Knilrort-i: u\ N-wtr'K with morning Trains t/*
* n •-* ni Ju-ky. nn.l Mt. Yerunn, and with
V'\u n th- Rn,i Indiana H&ilmad; at
VV »’ w»' : i KtfrreP? Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rn r , 1%- " aiUitnMon, L’hHadelpha and Kn^t-
>u i> M Ti n* id ivinnwt Mt Cnhllubll.v Willi *he
B»-vn 1 T-nin from Ciui-mmiU ; u S*« »rlt with ltandu»kv.
11 »,i ».Tl »• Whr»b»itwnh
M;. rnuß -a ItaUioKiP *»1 <Hih. K»ilrund. iwoifiw
1 i.omsr.i!- r.nd WIDV below CiooloOkSt. >nd J>mo<
lln-H \ M T'kln on Liitln Mined lUilroud. will coniMCl
wilh tbiv TruiD mi iVliimbc. iwi>is«* '"“T?”*
Kl.-bmuod bT morrdn,-Trwr on ludlnun C-ntnil
, •, . - ~ UK') ih:* Trhin at Oolumbua,
“"- -h W heelin'.: »t ml* I M.mb i l««TM » 10:30 *•
.. '•-‘■'lifl.irt* MB l dll- iIM-d-MMJ. »rn»>o* u> #»!«•
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M ,;,V rn'-'n wii h ;.»u. Cii.mii.Mt; .1 fc3» I*. ond omr™
1. P , til.-, va. Monnwtiße with th« Aacommodo
,'lud.ra ir» end illiin Hull rod. !*«««»•
" ‘ I ”V : 'r, - i-jmi bv Hi.- Koulnj Tr.in- no. bj bill*
*• ‘ o;i L-iUvri ..r, iadiauapous and Pr/-
1 " u ' c “, w , tAj??; uii* train ; uud et
‘•■ill UX- til-- A,:.v!niniAliits-Jn Train for Cumber
hi ' - rT-p thf-r-, and rH#um B by Kxpresd Train Uj Haiti
iD'>r*» uii>l CUi , ' ,; -
UOiNu WKj'T.
Tr-“ 6 16 K- M. Tram at B**'iiulr with Nl«ht
-fair, ,•! liKl-um-r- uni t*h»n Railroad; nt Newark with
. ' ,™ «v,du-R V . MnaPfteU and Mt. Vernon,
» Obi“a" o via Monn a. ,W . CUmlm-.l«h U>. tr*»;
t' it «•• »n i '• i'h I'hkic r. r .»n»a, Dnyton, Indiana
• r -, \nl vt-j nnd via Urban*.
' ' V Tram rvnno-u with bxprew
„ ra.l • [. UJ Ih.ji;;',:.., hn n »rr.M- In Columbia* ul 3;20 V.
\j , ,i u witii'iniiu* ciiii! f<-utn rod West arrjr-
j NEW AND DIRECT BOOTE OPENI
' TH&OtJGQ .
j Horthern Illinois to the Mississippi Biver,
v | lOWA, MISSOURI,
| KANSAS and Nebraska.
• • K '1 1 r T’ti.-iunnU. A-»n!*.. Dayton. Indiana- All RfcllrOMi to the Mississippi*
, , ! Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
THE PENNSYLVANi A J RAILI ROAD
RAILROAD. 1 r rax Chicau . *,» Ao&oiA A 0«,. Mrnwt
r„HF r.nz‘,t CENTRAL ROUTE, ermnecttni; til. At- 1 iBACr B~ R. 13 f'.x OOMPUCim,
THILi--Hl-t »••>' We.-.ero. .Nurlh-westera and Sooth- . A „j Trains ran the entire 4W>"« from CHICAGO TO
A.A., NLate-r r.l „ • ■ntiiiui",!- Hallway direct. This road : BURLINGTON, lowa, without c s‘“«* o TF*l b O QUINCY
I'-AnD-t, ~i nit-' at.-h With Jelly line ol eteamere to The only Direct JfeS“Al-i B i-5Y lh w»VKVuj foRT
’A r - ,1,. tvmil at Clerelaud nod Sen- KBIEUK, MUBCAtKiE, OQhAWKA, WAPKnUJ, EOKI
J? I- i- rt- :r.. Xorih-erextern DKt t MOLNBS, COUNCIL BLUFP, Ac., end
RR' - ' ..»! ciic/'i l ood rouble route RAILROAD Route Item C u W.A Uu TYba‘ RPRINGHELD
r*'" 1 • ...u t .rattled 1.1 end from the : ingTON, CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINQPIELLi,
1 JACKSONVILLE, NAPLEAnn* intermediate huttouen
.-v> i ■ \ tuKLPWA * PITTeBUBOU. , the Illinois Central, Greet Western, end Ohio end Uleae
■■ ' !>? : »* iom *- : .b.,. u» i— cm«*o »• the «r.T.i...
M. s’-irifCe-rv. ) • Tmia<« from tke B&st—avoiding *ll Ujlo* ox«r at any of
n.-.- i **.-»<, 1/-IP .-60 r. p<*r 100B*. oj* J»OiuLB. . _ .. 1 fUnttrml
.. t E' im leave Btrrlinfftnn dally fnr Southern and Oentra
“• '!! ** p-i r”
, —,00...:
i- . -u ln, Ageuts ef thi, Roe.l J,,). .tacked with the mo«modern Utcomottreaead element
-•'.V--'. ait, fraarded without ! n( ,w Cerp.
• «a- By thi, nut, peiaanger, ere ,ure o( making coonra
-■•1,..-, I vor. Boston; -I. I. BHiott.N. : tiom, end errlringet «. Louie on edrerueed time,eToW.e*
•..neselt-hw. ■draw A Keros Belti- , the Texetiou* deley of tog, end ice, end danger, or next*, re
■-.-u ■ l--tun-.-r,, Shrintuien A Brvwn, tioni e, 00 the route by Alton.
i i.-.m-vip-. Kr.: R. 0. Buggege checked direct thronjh from Chicago, and no
..t. :i: i Or:-., rt !,-tn,,Mo. - l chariw for handling et eny point. . i
, TiiROOOU TIOttISTS by thie route enn be Mreheeed at
!1 !! i l -’ 'UPTON, 41 , llie Itailroad Olllc-t. in the B«t; at the o*re <d the
i.-'C’ -.1 I't ight t.-i'-.t Phlledeljdiie. Company, corner ol Clark an.l ..rect-i, in . "
a. J UISB.tBRT. , Building; nt the Depot of the Galena K- R- end et the
p - dr* > T:n , .pr.'tt'D’ ait.-.nh._L>v._ j Midi. Oent. It. R. <x>racl t»l Late and lMaxborn fU.,
Mpuhenville and Indiana Railroad. coaNigOfd t> th'- 1 route will r r7,' V o
C. E. FOLLETT. ’ ,
, Oon-1 Tictet Aj? v t. Chicago.
TOgSSg . »n be procured attbe principal KaiLrond
(,’HANt.fK :fF TIME. ' m** ix>autry. m
•t «; v V \\ t !-v !.-L\Y. A\ HJ.S, the Mail
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C H I T 'f* O TO ST. I. OIT IS
O;ILA U .'. i; " - "
aiib RnAI) -
Formerly Uie Chicago anil ftlUftlutppl.
Ctrr.ing !h' Atn.n-u->in Er?>rrst c*-t C < v Mn>t.
q’llK Oul. 0.-* »!•> IV-0-- l ‘ : “/* cd
i c**:b-rte«‘:-*''«"-ii*y hbertor than -ujr
j-Wim (•.‘iU'-io* '• - v ' //tiwio IV.;
IM!* uta vr N k«.T!;.iN: —At .n;hei. with the Rock
lo'nti 1r u - i. r • »:uwn. L>> rxllr, line's Island and Con*
».lh Illinois Central Kvilroad for Clio-
U'-o V.avn--v: ir mi !> -i-.it ;jr, hud wish -tajrp-a for Peoria.
A ‘ t i w.'.!. Wesleru Railroad tor Jack?on
‘'*l*\.U,U w11:i lin-iv i .•!»■ of Cark*-’-* for Hannibal,
Quincy »i> i K--.il*; . ih«‘ luort t*xp«tiUou« and reliable
route to ail 1“ rto-n --f Nnr'.h— Mj-nouri.
At ft Lmi’ii ai'h I>ni!v FihT-olil'-s Rteamem for Now
Orleans-nd int-rni.- Lir.*- mt* on th<* Um-r Mlwlarippi,
and with R-2-u'.a.- Lit.-- < :' lor Kacesa ,81. Joseph,
and all point- «■„ H,- Tonc-wo, Cumberland and
Arkansas Kl '' ,l ß j, MOROAN, Bup’t, Bloomington, 111.
L. DARLING, Agent, Chicago. 111. f*P 7 l
ILLIN 01 S
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
Carrying the Great IT. States Mail and Express.
TWO I’\?'K*'GrK TRAINS RUN DAILYou lu entire
len:Lhfr..m IRMU'QUK b- CAIRO,
CHICAGO u> CAIRO.
This Ro&d in conjunction with Trains of the Ohio and
Mlni*«ii>pi H. R- and Chicago and Galena lUilroad, forma
the mod direct and 'nW -vntiuuouM K. R. route from
CHICACO to St. LOUL*',
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUMJQOB.
" »„ins leaTe Chicago iia follows :
;7, ( <n ,,,o'-n p M —St. loci* a*t> Caino Express.
MA. M. an.l W trnJ|| uk „ thp of
Ohn lu-l ills- it II -I -»Vl .r.l. »od .r- ™rrted dirent to
l "u's U ?‘ M not l"' I’ M—:>UBoatJ» ASTI G ALISA El
.-it Hoobrtb IOpPOHit. with 5
- mLoi IWJ frr 'L r«u! Mid the Upper
Ml.mumi-w river ojtivrt. _. , . on i
T rtiinh 1-<st~ Cal: o l->r Chicago Mid Dubuquo at , -SO A.
!-*’m the K.int nu'i pitwea on the Ohio rlrer
deetined lor S’ L-mw will hut- 190 miles of tedious and un
••rrlain )iv*r Urtviiinti->u lrom Cairo U> Bt. Iyitiia, and arrive
fl!t-en hours m aUvutf- «-f the rivi'r route, bj taking the
Ck.rt< »l Ueir'-.
Tick“l> t- m Cairt , Duhu-tne, B*. Paul, and all lm
poi tanl wh'--* bv ,l,i> cmi hud at iht* offloe of the
o. Al 1 . unJ c A 1’ liuLn-u-lH iu I’ituburgb, and Michigan
Oniral Raiiic-b i 1l < ’Ll'ia^o.
} cA R. H. MASON, fitip’t-
Pi’TTbBVUUiI ASU GONNKLLSVILLK
OTEN F:.' I ’* vv hST N MAVT>-L . Westmoreland County,
to bhOAD i :RIL C-- iinty, 54 milwa from
after the -Alii, n! August, tl.« Truine of the
„nd Conn.-ihvilie Kailn ud will be run aa follows :
bU F?rst Train will leave RronU Ford rimtion at 610 A. M.,
un ‘. , D , uil r tt t all til* way etaliuns, will reach West New
atu M-Dn-rriing th«r»* with the fast steamer
I-'clkt i 1 -ij'-r.’ 'ind n-acblng »t «o»iu
l Train w ill leavi- Rroud Ford tl 12 o’clock. Doon,
.iTn-pri.* »t pH t*>« ■‘ rriTe sl Weßt N ”'’-
Will liar. West K.wton at A. M stop-
all tbs way sutioos, and arrlring at Broad lord at
943 A ' 5 ,' tv,in will Icavr West Newton at 6.16 P. M.. atop-
“ d r ' DChSnB BKBd Port 8t
: 'sTAOKS for ConDellsrille and Uniontown will eonnset
leave Httabnrgb ev
ar^Tvenlnr. 1 - 4! StS-A) nt half-paet 4 o-e.ocb, P re-
Ct T I ,ii ! t THHODGH^ West Newton
will run regnlarly on and after September
12 will he transported ettfh way daily, tor rates
“1? , W CALDWELL, Eptj , AwisUnt Superintend
apply to L>__ to w tUOMFSON, Freight Agent,
“n i,Sd tL fitoamer Clara Flaher, at her wharf,
MonoDgahola Bridge.^
T'j'OH l("OK.S MAOAZINKri. o, KKW
X 1 wod to th« ch< * p J“ b o'iLDKOTKNNKy A 00.,
fifth fit., ogpoiriw the Theatre.
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,tt ** V *•'
i Ulan I.
Saiut l-out*
V| nn'l tr-i T-s at S>nb*u
t • • : r-iii IfiT- C‘.uc-:"
:\ju Sieu&vaviiii- at
to JAM el.- A
.-1,’.-. N-- 114 aud 116 \\ 6t«r
”1853.
AIH. UMi HU'JTE
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,u\, SCSDATS LiCZPUF.
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12-io A. M.
* 40 l’. M.
.-'t.v '.hrr.ui'h v/illiwut change '•( CWB or
U.r rU.'3 tU v:>
./ 1, icayo.
v K A M.
RAIL K 0 A D
l" '
J *Lra»*e checked through to Oleroland, and thro re
j checked for Chicago and bL Loins.
! >&KE ™ *i
iTo Alliance '2% To La 8a11.....**! 00 *l3 M
400 •• BocKHl’4, 1100 U»
i:; -6 “ '• Ualana 18 16 14 00
1 - ChtaE" ... *l3 on $lO 60 “ « ™ 16 *>
1 >• B!oominet...lo 90 H6O “ Burlington 19 00
i , ' l^^4r 2 o l r“u«\ 6 od“.o procure their tWhet.l
j office of this Company, in the Monongohela Boaee, third
j door heiorr the corner. DuaA!JDi guy't, Cleveland,
j sepl J. A. OAUGHEl^AsXjnttsbrrgh
CENTRAL ROUTE.
X’KXSSVLVAKIA ILAIi-UOAD.
m,IRE£ DAILY TUHOUGU TRAINS. between Phuad*l
-1 phleeudHtitUh. TUKHOBNINOMAILTItAIN
life* Philadelphia »' Pittsburgh it
burrb for Philadelphia it 7 A. M. THE PAST UfcK
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh i. IP. M -. “ D ;i
bunch for Philadelphia at 2:30, P. M. TUK MOHT LX
FILLS? TRAIN l*ate* Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P
M K.I.J Pittsburgh lor Philadelphia at 9.20, I*. il.
B a«r»Tdl«f Accommodation Train lear«t Pittsburgh daily,
ncept sM.-in\. at 4Ju o'clock, I*. >1- BrtnU?o‘p Acjornnw
clKtion Train laaTfs r UU-burgb da.ly at 11 o’clock. A il ,
3 o' ,-it p »»., eutl tx2o IV M
T;if abut* Iwu connect at Pittsburgh with the Rallroa- r
artti from SU Louis, Mo., Alton. Galena and Chicago, ill,
PnnKtVrt. iyxlnjtou and lx>ui-nrlll*, Kyi fert* lisuta.
Matron. Lalayatt* and Indianapolis ln<L; CSndnnatl, I».y
U)l, Springfield, Uailefootaine, Sandusky. Toledo, LM*
Un i. Qolumbne. ZAncrrille, Massillon aDd V ooet«r, Ohio ,
. aino. with the Hiram Packet Boats trom and to Niw Dsbaasa,
iiT. D’tlb, LoUlsVlkt* and CtSCIKHATi.
Through Ticket* can be had U> or from either of the abore
P Kor further particulars, see handbills ** 1
starting point*. Passengers from the West will find this the
.Sr J! Sud most expudldous route to »«1*
ic-re. New York, it Boston. TU °?Tv,u^yf m.
Aff-*nt, Pawensrer Lines, Philadelphia.
* J. MESKXMKN,
j Ageat, Passenger Linos, Pittsburgh.
DUFF'S jhkrcantilk COLLKOK,
VITTSBORGH, PA.
* V'CARPORATED BY TUB LEGISLATURE of Prousyl
-1 \.t!a, with Perpetual Charter.
*- FACULTY.
V I;UFF President. (author of the “North' American
Ac-ouutanO Professor of Book-Keeping and Commercial
T. HOWDKN, Asdetant Professor of Book-
DUFF, Asaisunt Professor oT Book Keeping
and P«nmsnshlp. ... , _ -
J D WILLIAMS, (the #*st off-hand Penman In
United* Stales,) Professor of Commercial && Ornamental
'rrafiCH. Esq., of the PLubnrgh Bar, Professor of
Mercantile Uw sod Political Economy.
P. HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department,
Professor of Mathematics, , ,
¥. L. APLL, Prof«rfor*bf » French and German Lea-
SU ”hfbommttd»l department of ibis Inetilution bee bad
the unremitting attention of the Principal for the last flf
teen years. Upward* of BOOQ students have been propped
by him for business. Hi* ** young men” asslstanU have
aJi beeo trainod for buaiuew by himself, and are experi
enced Teachers and practical Accountant* ;
ly employed by business men In adjusting deranged books.
There are no teaohers in this Institution who were to this
city dismissed from their situations as book-keepers; none
who made twenty blunders on a single pag«i of a bUI-book.
Onr writing teacher (Mr. Williams) has bad something
more g leasius from a Philadelphia teacher to
prepare him for his business. No runners
by this institution. When oar citizens are Importuned bv
thoee of another, they ehould refer to Home of iour cJW Bank
officers or merchant*-perron! whose opinion can he relied
upon—and not be decoyed into one of thOM concerns which
are being sold out erery few months, and their pupils left
to peek instruction where they can find It. » qg * B -
Dissolution of Co-Partnorstilp*
nIFTK Partnership heretofore existing between the under
i signed as BIOBLOW *CO , has this day boon diasolred
b 7 mutual consent, M. Bigelow retiring front the Him.
The businese of the late Srm will be settled by the continu
ing partnore, at their old stand, No. M WunondAlle).
m. l. sTJSPniu<B t
GEO. ALBERT.
|augl3.oi
mtbbursh, July *2B,
«i«u» SlWfll * B '
biqklow A CO.,
/BCQOEBBOB3 TO B M. BIQKLOW,*)
No. 40 Diamond AUey, near Wood street, PITTSBURGH.
__ m COACHJEB, CARRIAGES, PHOTONS,
and every description of Fancy
Vehldee built to order, and finiahtd in a
unsurpassed for beauty of design,
elegance of finish, shill of workmanship, and darablmy of
materials.
All work warranted
NSW ALK. v ,
THE subscriber takes this method to Inform his friends
and customers that he commences Browing for the
eertsoo on the Twentieth instant, and will prepared to
furnish faiß superior ALXB. Ac., In any quantity desired.
The highest market price in cash paid for good, sound,
iean BARLEY. .
UHAINS and YEABT .uppliad ontow
Pitt street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
a ogltlra(chJ)
* TroDSHAM WATCH Kb-lt le the unirerßal testimony
b of Railroad \n.o, Bankers and those In otherpur;
Miu requiring accurate time, thet the “ Ohas. Frodaham
WaUhT*manudaotured at «4 Btrand, London, la the most
reliable, and unequalled by any other maker. Many of
Sckj nhich have been tented hare been found lo run tilth
in a nhnute in the year. I hare obtained the agency for
the eale of these Watches in Pittsburgh and State of Penn-
F. B. Adam. A Son's, and other flrst else.
" Keoairtug done In the bent manner.
Watch Hepamng uuu w w WILSON,
onrr , 67 Market at., corner of Fourth,
TSTKD IMMEDUTKLY-A good Oook and Uhls to
* v- »nfk in the country; 8 Gardener, with
J " hOU8 "„ JO nrDeyman “ho.rn.ker who speaks O.r
to do hone, work m the city
““ end hotels CD be supplied with Welters,
Cb.mb.rm.iJe, and edl kinds otdomesttc, nurB«bk«ohen
girl., ic. Clerks, Sslesnren, Crrhige DriTers, Porters, la
borer,, men or OFFICE,
410 Liberty street.
ETOBUMINUS' WOIIKB—A full supply just received
at DAVISON'S BOOKBTOEK, 66 Market street,
itamilv Prayers, 2 vols.; $1,60.
Minor Works, 3 role.; 76 cents each.
Lectures on—Daniel—the Seven Ohurchee—the Apoca.
leiie 4 vols.—Parables and Miracles; 76 centa each.
Eeadings, on Matthevr, Mark, Luke, Genesis,
E Flood 1 Benedictions, or the Blese-
Altai I Voices of the Day, Dead,
tares on ; | fl X ‘ *-
The Oommanion Table; 38 cent*.
Infect Salvation; 38 cent*.
HOTELS.
M iNSIGN HOUSE.
GEORGE AURENTZ, Peopeistob,
XTO SM LIBKBTY BTIIKET, just beside the Passenger
[\ Depot of the Pennayl ranis Reilrord, which. maiM It
ie most conyenieot house In the city for passengers errl-
Tinjr by that road. ~ ... .
Tbe Proprietor baring, at considerable expense, fitted ap,
lu excellent style, the MANSION HOUSE, would respect,
fully solicit a share of publio patronage. There hi attached
a splendid STABLE and extonsiTe W AGON If Alp, afford
ing ample acoommodation to traxelers aini teamsters, uu
Lanier and Bar will bo furnished with the best the martet
can afford _ fobl: I_
ST. UX/AIB BU T K t. >
Corner of Form and St. Clair itrorit, "•
rpHE undersigned, formerly hll\nl
J. tafcen this large and commodious]
lotted It in magnificent atyle, would refwctfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a call. As
sured, with the convenience of the house and hia Lj"!,”'
perienca in tha huafness, he, can give entire sattsfactfon,
and ids charges moderate.
feb22
WSI. 0. CONNELLY.
ctooo iMi®St house,
OP ÜBEBTY AND QUANT STBEETS, ne»r
J»nl3:ly liIr ° ad Dcp ° l ' JAMES BHANNON. Proprietor.
OWHTOJPS.
* V KTtLEY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street, between
Chestnut end Welnut, Phliedelphln. [auEfty
thb curios,
0. 11l Arch street, Philadelphia. T. B. WEBB (late of
the Eagle.! Proprietor. |an39ry
OASKILL HOUSE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND SOUTH STS., WARREN. 0-
ntUK Proprietor takes pleasure In announcing to tbe
I public fbat this new and elegant Hotel has been opened
MabOuseor entertainment. Being commodious and »omy,
«nd adloiulng the office of the Ohio Stage Company, it offers
Inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommoda
tion of the traveling oo mm unity.
A flhare of public patronage is respectfully
- FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
PAllKKtt & LAIIID, ProprUton.
TERMS |L&O_PKK £AY L
McMILLaN HOVSK.
JOHNSTOYTN, TEtitlA.
rpIIE undersigned haring taken charge of the'above
I named Ilonee, and reHttal Ual a large eipetae, In »
comfortable aa well ae elegant style, Is now P r «f 10
ceive gneau, and giro »“9 le « t f ß&C H% t | s DOWNEY
pa ronlse the_Uon»o. fanlhtf ] JAJIES^LWWcai
HARE’S HOTEL,
[Late Parmer's Exchange,]
-MO 133 LIBERTY STREET, foot of With street, Pitta-
N burgh SAMUEL lIAR~, Proprietor.
| Thl, UoVel Is entirely new, haring just been completed
[ for the accommodation of thepabljnjsepl.l
ira AKHX.IN HOUSE, cl«T«lM»<ii Ohio.
rWATiUGK * SON, IHoratwoas.—' Thie Hooae haa oh-
C. dergone thorough and .atanma
aihl larin additions of new furniture, etc., and the proprie
tor olSee thenmelree that nothing ehnll be wanting on
their part to render th. FnißßUil a place where all the oom-
a flret elaaa hotel can he eO N.
T "s-XoiikSoK'HOTici;,
No. 400 IIBOADWAY, NEW YOKE.
(cottDOcrriD on tu« iubopeaj* plah.)
rjsttbkh LOVEJOY,
“ prophibtob.
RESTAURANTS.
WILIUNS HALL,
w. c. GALLAGHER, P» 9? »■ c o **
iVttrt/* between Wood and SmiZV^-
radlllS spacious establishment has bean leased b ,üb ~
I eeriber, and completely w°"tri.
lie is at ail hoars prepared to furolab
oevey Usury that clu be ioand la the regulated
re-stfturantf iu the States- llif spacious Bar wid alwa>s be
supplied with the very beat U '* uora - 'wiltuT,
£r n ’ m l “ pr ■“
■ uisfK KXCIIASGK,
THIRD STREET, BETWEEN WUOII AND “^ R^ ET '
rpHESubscribers beg leave to lniona
I tue public renorallT, that they have le«3«>l the above
wv.ii known Bestaorant, which has just been thorough y
’ll rSi cod ra-fumisheOl, and no. open lh=
oroDriotora have «pared no or pause to ma te the Bank tor
change e comfortable resort, as well for B P i ? ur "j?Jj!?
horiSLa man. The larder will at all times be stocked wl Jl
Jhfdelicociea Of the season, and served up under the. ““T,
cee of experienced cooks. They respectfully ask for the
patronage of a generous public.
couJiCebPiA
<3“O V S T E 11 AND COKFEE HOUSE
D. BABHA&D.
Vo 40 T\flh Street. between HW and Maritt.
Jin'wly •’ riTMiiCian.
CRYSTAL palace,
No. lßH»rk4l
C. C. SEELY,
RKHPECTYULLY id forma hla frlenilaand the
•S?\ (nJpablio in K«er»l, that be ha* Ju* bw
York and rnodarn «vle ol
OWKI.NU O Y STERn aotl everything else SQ l h f
treaters io the etall or Slewed, lor Vl)\ roo'j
a down. lie wilt eleo (urniah the beat of ororjtWns t_at
the uiarbat wiil afford House always open un.HSo clora
In tb- -
OVaTKR BALOOSI A X V HR ST A U HAM r J I
lOt! WOOD STREET
rjIUE mhMlki bn cow hifl OY3TEB *!*J!
1 &ATIMJ llvUh£ perfected In » m»DD«r tb*tc»nooi
bT«icl«l'l>jr .nv dimlLr MlMbiuhmenl In lie Mj.
M&ALX WILL B£ SEHV&V H A T ALL 11QIRX O /
THE OAi', from lb* . A
Cliolc.il M.al*. Fowl!, Flib, A-e.,■
Uu Bill of fi■- i-aunot b« iuruu»>l, md b» would mp»l
ruiu cd-utt. o . f tt. BTUX ,
ji2ora**tf
Bt. Cl*Tr Lftitr B*«r Br«w«ry.
rpHE u n d«*ign*d r-pitfully Inform. th» pubftc th.l t.
1 l» nou fully pr-p.r-1 to ».rt. P« t VY™ii nEKIL
ALUIY (Dnr Wood *wL.) will b* punetuAUy »tUnded to.
»« t °*-> >- n ih ; r B oh^<S:
Benlt*' LcK* r B*«r H*il|
So lOC strut, oftj*)siU tht Cuttem 3oua~
r*MIK jtt.it optrnod one of i&• '
I tKi-i nolotj-'l Ust»r b-Mir UillJ in c'ty. Uii .*
t* “ superior article, and ewj
cormncdalK-n anout hi. beu«e cannot U ® xee “*s’ g?fTT7> _
m* . ! k .
Kianelt Ala*
1I r L) ENULIfeII, S<'le ik>tUer uf SMITU’B celebrated
W . K.noett Ai. .ml Brown burnt. Aleo.Oommon A,.
,d<J Porter, in nuart end plnl botUc.
The attention of families, and tn« trade, U reepectfni, J
aolici ted. _ .
mineral Water and Saraaparlll*
WM u KNUI-lbli. Pitt street, below Penn, is now
manufacturing and bottlelng the abore boreragoe on
an ailenalre Kale. Ill* artide.ere of tbe best dualitj .and
nofarlurwd from the purestmaterials. ocu.uy
[ts PATENT PLANE
rfUlB undersigned 1* prepared to supply CAKPKNTERA, j
JL CAIiINKT-oiAitKliiJ, and Worker* in Wood generally, j
with hi* Patented and *a»uable PLANES. , .
a ,1 who hare tried it, pronounce u a mo»i raluabic in
Tentlon, that must soon come into g-neral use. The fol
lowing letters from practical workmen are but two among
many letters the Patent** ha* received recommending this
Plane abore all others lu use:
Pittsdpmu Steam Caaisrt Factort, - !
February 22, 1566. 1
Vo hereby certify, that during the last twelve months
we hare used Hopper s Patent Plane, and do not hesitate
to recommend Uto Cabinet-Makers and Carpenters su
perior 10 any Other Plane In use. Weconslder it
iooptod to pinning O.A, cherry, wolnnt, nnd nil “rU
hardwood, and for planing veuenra, It is far superior to
the old in"d« of scraping, besides being a great saving of
time. One man, by ustug this Plane, will plane more
veneer, tbnn Or. men cn Ju by any or “* ( £ o ' l j
Id use. |
To Moses F. &*roa. Esq.: _ .
Dear Sir 1 hare examined Hoppers Pateut Deurb
Plane, and believe It to be a most excellent article for the
use for which It l» Intended, as a combination of plane and
not require one-fourth the time or labor of the old method,
and 1 have no doubt, when Us properties become generally
known, but that It will entirely . upersode the former te
dious and laborious custom.
1 most cheerfully recommend it to all persona engaged in
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge of it, there is
nothing as well fitted to give a smooth and beautiful finish
U veneer, a, the Hopper Boneh Ple^
Furniture Warerooms, 97, 99 Third st., Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, Jfcbrvary 27,1865.
MOSES F. EATON, of this city, Is my sole Agent for the
hrl* of Planes, or of rights to manufacture and sell them
sale oi i lanes, or cm *, WM. 0- HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, March 21, 1866—(mh21:tf)
1 alkLd BOOK FOR lUIL&OAD KNQ *a. Contain
r ing formula lor laying out curves, determining fro*: an
±s levelling, calculating earth-work, etc., etc., toother
tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chords,
magnetic variation, \ogarathlms and natural signs .tau-
IS. •£ by John B. Uenck, Civil Engineer. Pocket
the present work Is to supply a want
very*generally felt by Assistant Kngineen on Railroads.
Book* uf convenient form for use In the field, containing
the ordinary logrurithmatio tables are common enough; but
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formula for
laying out curves, turn-outs,crossings, Ac.,ls a desideratum
which this work is designed to supply.
U 8. MIUTAkT Acanmr, West Point, April 18, 18M.—
QcniUstun: 1 have looked over “ Uenck’s Field Book for
Railroad Engineers,” and think It weU adapted to the ob
lect its author propoees, and have no question but it will be
founds very osetu) and practical volume both for offlceand
field work. S o
Tbot, April 21, IBM.
I am much pleased with Mr. Uenck’s little manual, the
“ Field Book of Railroad Engineers." With the presenta
tion of some of tbe most practical and useful of recognised
processes among railway engineers, he has given others
which, new at least in their present form, appear to possess
a mint of higher value than that of mere novelty—that of
beiua in general susceptible of available, not to say desira
ble practical nee. In conclusion, while I think the design
of Mr Ilenck’u book is such as to adapt it excellently well
to professional needs. 1 have pleasure in expressing my
cordial satisfaction with Its execution, alike with the per
spicuity of arrangement effected by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
• ' r B. FRaakUW Grxxbs,
C. K. and Director of Renssolaer Polytechnic Institute.
For sale by WILLIAM 8. HA>KN,
Dealer in Engineers Stationery,
Market street, corner of Becond.
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P— SaBAJIT KEiIDKNOK «>R SALK.-A V»ulng
Horn® with lot of ground, wall Improved, “
on Fulton street by 03 deep. The house contains. heU
parlor, Utoben, dining room, three chamben Mid two
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riIHK SINGULAR ADAPTATION of Ingredients In tn»
J. Hair Coloring Kurd affects too small
roots of the hair, and thoa stimnlatoe the na
of coloring matter, giving tone and strength to 1 1« gro •
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. j BANKER!
~ -------•- I ADSTIH fcOOHCIS.
Inorease of Cash Capital stock and BILL BBOKEB,
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS' ' _ OTE , on=cia
a£TNA ISSUHAM F' COMPANY, ; negotiated. Btocks bought andsold on com-
HARTFORD, CONN -CHARTERED 1819. , end .a., of
CMh capita ! ‘’“KStata attented to promptly. J«*L
-mBTTJIIXTU ANNUAL BTATKMKNI of the r 'A. „ uTif.
fmd, as furnished this agency on ihr I*l oL January, X , , BANK£Ra AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
under oath. t 18,672 05 ; iy v Comer Wood and Third streets.
iSi\ ' 1
Railroad Stoop in Co !“‘ e ''i l is l artford 112,806 00 ! I SI Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and.Mxa
Bans Stocks n the ri.v 08,060 00 | A Coin. Current and Par PnndJ received on deposit.
Bank Stocks in Near \ork■ A „ nls stocks bought and sold on commission. Collections made
Cash on hand, In Bank, end I g 212.605 06 lat anv coint In the Onltsd States. ....
and others- - gouib East corner of Market and __ >\
JTT3,2T3 ft 3 ' myll ,
The amount of liabllltiesdue or nol due to Bank, or other ! ARTHURS, RQPfIRRft & CO,
j BANKERS AND BROKERS.
writing tor farther CORNER OF TOURTHANV BMITHFIELD STREETS.
Losses ana-ljarted and in srwpeu**, » ; au2:flni Pittsburgh, P*« _
gainst the Company a» small, such : - »* TO ftSffOTD -
'"Agento'tnstracted to take no risk over $.10,00°. j BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, _
ThTamonnt insured In any city, town ot-village, Bm mß iftrtr Offer io tto Obraer Iff FifOiaid Wixsflft.
upon the character, ma.erial and construction of bn dings, PA _.
width of streets, the supply of water and condition of , * yiUEN’D, Bankers sndExchsnge
the fire department snd other . . .v,, i X and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Aecsutanese, GoM, SUrar
The amount Insured In blocks cf hoUdinge ™ PB ’ T 1 * Notoj. Exchanges on the &rtem and Western
design is to limit the » n L‘'kyandkß.K-- 1 01““ constantly for sale. ‘ iv-lMtal
s TIIO. A. ALhXANDEIL BecreU., Collections made la all the cities thronghont the United
Stats or Coairnrncnr, I Hartford, Jon. let, leS6. Deposits received In par thuds or enrrent paper, at
Hartford county. f" .. . □ „> the corner of Hfth and Wood Streets. • l M ”
n P ”S nil lnsS^ e Oo^Sy‘ wdwSSathtbat the L, F, HOLH2B 4 BOHB, . 1
by Mm subscribed, in trap, according to BANKERS AND KKOHANSH BBOK^Sp
going statement y h ,l * , n . uaiOVD THUS RAHXJHQ AND XXCHAITGS OJtVSk M HO.
bia best BOWLER, Jostle* of the Peace, j 87 MARRCT BTWM, fOUR DOOBB SHOW <H® STASH,
1 .... n.i.i bv this Company for the year 1»W exceed 1 HOLMES A SONS, Banters and Exchange Broxsre,
g * n £hli. the premiums received for the same time an j ‘Dealers tn Notes, Draft* AcoeptaneeSjOold,Sfl-
I ‘ Sb„ rince the organization of the a ’ Dd B fck Notes. Krchange on 3m Eastern and W«tem
far exceed j / cities constantly for sale. . t .
°°ivJw eoveriniz nearly all descriptions of property, l*- Collections made In all the dtles throughouV^eUnited
■uM at thb a“ «Jinner»tlve‘rates. Starts. Depocin, received In par funds “ r ??£?'.^°'
si Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 67 Market street, between TMrd and Ponrth Sts. TjaSOdy
’ H. B. TKN EYCK. AgenL_
0 ® COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN. lgl#
CUARTSRID,
PAID OP:
C«h C.pUM 8500.000
c>l b Surplus, os Ist JiSOiET,IBO6 8273,«73
rjtlllS Capital Stock and Surplus is wcurcly J™,
Jl the benefit of all policy holder!. As •“
the claims we bars to pubbe confidence, andi of its aWHty
to pay losses promptly, wo state a fact, that
r»ry from $116,000 to $150,000 ecr month. Its bttslnesa is
large and Well distributed, and In our opinion no Company
In the United Btates affords better indemnity to policy
holders than the /Kina. They continue to make
on property In town and country, at rates as low as is con
sistent with safety to the jjj, KTOK , Age .,t.
4*-Office, North-west corner Fifth and Wood streets,
Pittsburgh.
■ " DB l a w a k s
MUTUAL BAFETY IHSUBAHCK COJIPAH7.
OFFICE in the North Room of tha Exchange, on Third
street, PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCES.
Os VkSSILS, 1 .
Oaaoo, VTo all parte of the World.
* ImOa iSLANU INSCIIANOKB
On goods by rivers, canals, lake* and la-ad carriages, to
all carte of the Union.
p FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On etoreft, dwelling bouses. *o. ,
ASSETS OF TUK COMPANY, Norrmber ’,1563
Bonds and Mortgages ••*••••
Bt&teof Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Bouthwark, and other loans, 181,6 W 4*
Stocks In banks, railroads and Insurances com- 2Q
Cash on hand y lo ' o ' l
Balances in the hands of Agents and premium.
on Marine Policies recently lasned !«.<»■ «!
Bnbecrlptlon Notes - .100,000 °0
Wo. Martin,
Joseph Q. Beal,
Edmund A Bonder,
John C. Davis,
Robert Burton,
John R. Penrose,
Georgr G. Leiper,
Kdward Darlington,
H Jones Brooke,
J. G, Johnson,
James C. Hand,
Theopilu? Paulding.
James B. M’F&rland,
W C. Ludwig,
*j. BCUANDELMKR.EB,
G. 11. FRANCIS.
j. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
B. T. C. Morgan, do. 1
WM. MARTIN, President.
TUOB. C. UAND, Vice President. 1
P. A. MADERIA, Aeant,
Ko. 05 W»i*t »twt, Ptttapnrgb. !
ijt l^ _ ii ra lainranc* Company,
OJ PhCLadelphvXy Prrmtylvania.
DiaBOTOUS— ChArle* W. Bancker, ThomM Hart, Tobtaa
W aimer, Baouel Grant, Jacob 1L Smith, Goo. W. Rich- j
arda, MoSlecal D, Lewis Adolpbi B. Boris D»tW S. •
Morria Patterson. Ohas. N. Basque, iVwuifiW.
Ohas. 0 Basque, Secretary.
fgOmitlouu to make Insurance, p*rp*to»l or itmlJiLen *r«rj
4«arripti»*n of property, In town end country, at rate* a r low
arv oonaiftent with ***curity. t , .
The Company hare reoerTt-l a CX-uting«n k fnaCi..
which, with lh«>tr capital and premium, safety invested, af
ford ample protection to the assured. 1
The Aaaete of the Company* on January lid, lb«#l, as pub-
Habed agreeably to an Act of were a* b'lk'WS T| t:
Mortgage .. p »i~- -S
Real total. :J
> .«
0«h, 4c...- - «MV5^-1
ToUl - *Uii:os 44
“gl DC « their incorporation, a period of twenty-on* year*,
Eey bar- paid upward of One Million Fc-nr Hundred Thoo
uni liollani, losses by fire, thereby affording crMi-or*.of the
arlTentatfM of insurance, as well as the ability and dispel
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities,
uon to m p p QAIIDINEU COFFIN, Ay»nU
Office, north-east nor. Wood and Third sta. _
Tils UNIT EDS TATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
annuity and tbust company
PHILADDLPUI A.
CHABTEBED APBIL 26TH, 1860.
CHABTEH I'EBPETOAL.
DI»BCTO>e:
Ur. B. M. Huston,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer M’llvaln,
Charles Kelly.
Samuel E. Btoaes,
Henry Sloan,
Jtmeh Traqualr,
Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
JamesTenoent,
John B. Semple,
Charles Scheffer,
JoaiPU W. Cowxh, Sec’y
CAPITAL §250,000.
Office, S. E. Corner of Third and Cheetnnt
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers cf the Home Board at Philadelphia:
DiaiCToafl-
Utopben R. Ormvford, Paul B- Q°dd»nl,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lnwrensa Johnson,
Benjamin W Tlngtey, Qoo, M'llonrj,
Jacob L. Florence, Nun Dscereuj,
William M. Godwin, William »'t«.
P resident —Stephen R. Cr&sTVrU.
Fun President —Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Breaniner, Pittsburgh —James U. Willson, M. U
Allegheny City —R. B. Mover, M. D.
Gl£o. R. ARNOLD, Agent,
No. T 4 Fourth street, Pittsburgh^
'"PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH!,
CORNER 0? FOURTH AND BMITHFIKLD STREETS.
Authorised Capital, $300,000.
XNBURK BUILDINGS and other property against \c*s or
damage by Fire, and the peril* of the S?» an>l luiAod
Navigation and Transportation.
Dial cto ns.
Wm- P. JohnatOD, Rody PatUreon,
W. M'Cllntock, Kennedy T. FnenJ,
D. M. Long, I. Orier Spronl,
K. J. Jones. George R- Whit*,
Jacob Painter, A. A Carrier,
lames 8. NegleJ, w - HaTeu,
Wade Hampton, D. K.Para,
H. R. Ooggshall.
Hon. WM. r. JOHNSTON, President
RODY PATTKRBON, Vice President
A A. Caabisl, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. S. Oaßßiia, Assistant Secretary. dec2:6m
Western Inturanee Company, Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr~ President. | F. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, $300,000,
'XTTILIi insure against all kinds of risk#, FIRE and MA
VV RINB. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
managed by Diascroas who ars well
known In the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they hare assumed, a# offering the best protection to those
who desire to be Insured. __ , __ _ 4 .
Directors.— Miller, Jr.,O.W. Rlcketson, J.W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. H. Smith, 0. Ihmsen, George W. Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon, James Llppenoott, George Darsle, Jamee Me-
Auley, Alexander Nlmlck,Thomas Scott.
«» Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warebonaeof Spang*
Oo Pittabnrgh.
JOHN LITTLB, Jr., Agent,
No. 5401 Lidsbtt SrasiT,
HAS JUST RECEIVED the following very choire arti
tides:— „
BRANDIES. Hock,
Genie Brandy, (very fine,) ; Lisbon.
Otani Dupuy 4 00. (super ) liLM.
Marrett A Co. Jamals,
Saserac. 1 Santa Qru‘-
WINES. GIN
flarclal Madeira, ' Boguet,
Howard, March 4 Co., Mad'ra! London Cordial,
East India Madeira, ' BohnR PP? IIWT , ntl , ki
Table do SUNDRIES.
Amontillado Sherry, , Rutherford's Sootch Ale,
Manianlllo do ! Barclay's London Porter,
Table do Wild Oherry Brandy.
Cooking do Absinthe,
Beeswing Port, ; Anisethe,
Pure Juice do 1 Ouracoa,
Ordinary do , . T
Bt. Julian Claret, Mocha and Java
Malaica Dry, i Young Hys. and Blaok Teas,
Do Sweet 1 English Bronson Cheese,
Ohampuffnett, ’ j Imported Havana Cigars, of
Anchor j various brands,
Veraeney, ! Old Monongnhcla Whisky, of
Heldeseck, ' *ll grades.
Together with all other articles connected with the
businee*. my29:diw
Wig manufactory.
MRS. RENTER,
Six dtxm from the Aqueduct. opposite the CbUcdcr't Oficc,
ALLXQiDUTT CITT,
18 PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS FOR WIGS, and all
kinds of
Ornamsntal Hair 'Work.
The best quality of material la furnished, and entire
satisfaction guaranteed. my!6:dawly
Alexander W» Foster.
Attorney and counsellor at law, aot souci
roa ih Obasokrt, Agent for procuring Bounty Lands
and Pensions, and tor the Collection of Claims in Great
Britain ami Ireland. . , ,
AS- Collections made in this and adjoining Counties; Es
tates of decedents settled f Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys lures ted on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office on FOURTH street, a few doors above Smitbfield.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1866—{mtt&daw)
A. W. Po»ur,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the States of
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
New York, Michigan. lowa, California and Virginia.
Deeds drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
taken for reoord or use in any of the above named States,
Illinois, Mississippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, March 28.186b—fmh28:d*w'
ARIETIEBI—A Oottage House In Allegheny tor sale.
Price $7OO.
A Brick House and Lot for $760. _
A small Frame House and Lot on M'unt Washington
for $460.
Small Farms In Ohio and Virginia for sale on eaav terms,
by l jjM] S.* OUTHBBRT 4 fa/Si, HQ Third st.
TIEHNAS * COy
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BBOOBJ. .. .
2To 95 Wood Street, cornet of Diamond AUf,
pittsbomh, ,
BUY AND BELL Bank Notes and Coin; Discount time
exchange, and promissory notes; make collections to
the principal oltlea of the Onion. E«elT. depodle on
call and on Interest, and giro their prompt attention to aU
other matter* appertaining to a Broker’s business. Efistoh
Erchange constantly on hand.
JOHN WOODS*
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Hotel.
STOCK bought and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
49* xo. 68U Fourth street, nearly opposite the #L a.
Bank. dflelg
HILL ft CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANQB BROKERS, , . |
OOBKZB OP UOOD 42TD 7IVTB :
OIQHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities oonstanfly to
O sale. Time Bills ot Exchange and Notes disooanUi-f-
Qold, Bllrer and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections
made in aU the principal cities of the United States. De
posits received of Par and Current Funds. [maritfly ;
mm mwtiL KDWABD ElgW, FtOM2tCI SHAOTk.
ttramto ft RAHM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND BELL Gold, Bilrer, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock Becuritieejjrorthafie
Ptomiflsary Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and sail Stocks on Commission. ,
QoUoctions made on aU points in the union. Itayl
G. & ABHOLD ft CO.,
BANKERS and exchange brokers,
DEALERS In Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Blocks bought and sold on commission.
ts_No. 74 Fourth at, next door to Bank of Pittatfg. [sala
Sscharue. Bank Nota* Gold and Silver
EouahL Sold ana E&hangetL at (he
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE Of
WILLIAM A. HILL ft GO.,
64 WOOD StUXX, PIStSDOBOS.
pn_ Interest allowed on time deposits. [ janlS
} 027,476 i 3
TUOMrwa SSL! • —4.OAOQBXT.
THOMPSON BELL ft CO:,
bankers and brokers.
Cbrnn- of Third and Wood strait, FUUburgh, iu.
THOMAS WOODS,
WCOMMEECIAI BBOKEB,*®»
AHD DIAUa ia
Hot.., Bond., Stock., B.«l K.tat., dtc„
ATo. 76 Fourth tL, PitUburyh, Pa. [ Ja6{
Ctmmlottl’a Loan Office,
XTO 100 BMITHFIKLD STREET, NEAR FIFTH.-
j\ Money loaned on Gold and Bilrer watchas, Silverware
»nd other valuable articles. anlAallj
CLOTH! N G STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
T3ORMJSB.It of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
P street which has won an unbounded posterity under
he name of toe THREE 810 DOORS, hare, for the pur
po*e of acquiring more space for their lmmen&e bustoeat,
remofeti to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where they hare now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS I
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That has ever been offered to the public.
Tb«*lr principal object for this removal, la to give them
more facilitiee for the _ _
WHOLEBALE TRADE.
They are prepared to sell Good# at the
LO WEST EASTERN PRICES!
Aad they will warrant them to be as good as any manu
factured In thw Uulon.
CUSTOM WOR*,
ia tbi bist srjxx, ajtd epos to* asoaaxst wonox.
They have on hand a foil and beautiful assortment Of
LOTUS and COATINGS, for _
FEOCKB, DRESS, WALKING AND BU3I-
Our Interests are identical with those of our ofietnmai*,
and we assure the public that our fidelity will not toll In
Oiling all orders we may be favored with.
S - DON'T FORGET THE PLACE—
No. §§ Wood Street,
(BAST BIDE,) OOBJTBB OF DIAMOND AILXY.
N. li.—We desire our patrons to understand that we hate
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business on
Liberty street. Our attention is devoted exclusively to the
Houbk above designated. 1 .
mar ® JOHN M'OLOSREY A 00.
EDMOND WATTS.
Merchant tailor, no. m überty street.—
1 have now on hana a large stock of Fall and WLnt®
Goods. OvercoaUnga,of entirely new designs; Pluah.Veet
logs, of the most beautiful patterns; French and English
Caaslmeres, of every style and shade in the market, all of
which i will make to order on the most reasonable termA,
and warranted to suit.
' NEW SPRISG GOODS. j
JUST RECEIVED AT JOHN McCLOSKEY 4 00*8 Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, and cornqr
of Diamond alley, the largest and moat varied stock Of
roods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of the pubiio to. Thesegoodshate
Iweu purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
Becood profit on them, which leaves us able to say that ww
ran and do sell at as small profits as any bowim toe past
rro cities. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
of Wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
L-ive us a call, and examine onr extensive assortment 01
ready MADE CLOTHING. It is almost Impossible Co
anumerate the quant’ y c f Immense plica of garments that
is to be seen at this U i t establishment; It ta sufficient to
say that K has never t een equalled by too house Itself;
marltaf JOHN McOLOSKHX * <30.,
Clothing l Clothing!
rivHE undersigned respectfully Infbrmsjnpi friafidsand the
X public that he is now receiving it 2tisfftDlW,No.l77 Lib
erty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Cksdinerea and
Vestings, of the latest and most desirable styled, which be
Is prepared to make to order in toe most fashionable man
ner, at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We havealso on handa large and well manufactured stock
of ready made Clothing, to whieh we invite the attention
of buyers, eitherwholesale or retaiL .
Persons who purchase goods tor cash, will find it to their
.Jv.ntage to e.ll at ITT Liberty street, before making their
purchases. [marv] 0- 00NNBR-
EH.-vr ClotLlna StOM,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE IXREBT7.
TUB subscriber has just opened this new establishment,
where he has always on hand a largeahdohoice assort
ment of all articles of CLOTHING, which he warrants equal
to any in the city, and will eell at the most reasonable pri
ces. The public aro requested to give him a cadL
marihly B. OPPENHEIMER.
To Honiekespsrsi
WE have now opened one of the largest stocks pf
CHINA, GLASS end QUEENS WARE, SU table for
housekeepers in the qjty, and Intend selling at yen’low
prices. We will eell e handsoum set of White Tea Warb,
insisting of forty-eight pieces, Ibr the low price of Four
Dollars, and all other Goods In proportion. Our stock being
large owing to the dull season just passed, we are deter
mined to work it off at low prices. We have just opened
some beautiful shapes of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table do; Oovered Dishes for stewed chicken, etc- etc. Als6,
somo very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers. Our
ciook of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Ware. Is large—all of which we have put down in price to
suit the times.
We have some twenty different styles of French China
Tea sets, aod some beautful Gold Band Dinner sets—all of
whioh we are selling at least twenty-five per cent below
former prices. _
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock of Knives and Forks, Bpoons, Waiters, Britan
nia Want, Girandoles, Solar Lamps, etc,, Is large, and we
will sell thorn at Tcry^ow^pricea.^^
On hand and receiving, a large stock of Boston and Pitts
burgh Glass Wore, which we will sell at manufacturer's
prices.
COMMON ware:
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch
ers, and every article suitable tor country or -city trade, is
large, to which we Invite the attention of city and country
merchants, as we will sell them very low for cash. - }
Uomekee pers and others in want of QHXAV Chi fix and
Queensware* will do well by calling at the , •
CHINA HAiy
No. 62 Market, between 8d and tto sta^
* D i 0 Opposite Gat R Whits
Ho uses, store-booms, warehouses. 4c, to
LET I— LauTTCHceuUle —A comfortable Dwelling House
of hall, parlor, dining-room, kitchen, four bed rooms,
garden and good water. _ ....
Allegheny City—A Two Biory Brick Houee, newly painted
and papered, on Robinson street,near thecanaL Rent $lO
per month.
Ml. Washington —X Dwelling Honan of three rooms, On
High street, with targe Tiirrt, well, *O. Rent, JTpCT month.
Pittsburgh—a Urge Three Story Brict, No. 20 Third etg
rent ,IT6 per year. N os. 81 and 3T Dnquesnp street; eaoh
house ta two stories, with basement, cellar, yard so. Two
Warehouses on Water street. A large Storeroom on
Fourth street. Together with others.
Apply to A CUTHBKBT A BOH,
jal6 PPy 140 Third street.
\
to-*:
iV I O
’A- \
-.4 ... %
DKALES Of
CLOTHING.
NEBB COATS.
>afl and Winter Gooda 1
FRENOH CHINA.
JULY MAGAZINES — „ , „
Qodoy-a Lady’s Book, (hr July—2o cents;
Ballon’s Mogasine, “ “ 10
Yankoe Kotlons, “ “ ; 12—
Frank tolle-stl.T. Journal, II “
North British, for Hay.
The .boys Just Teceiyod br Rmpresa. Also, a larga lot of
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL and Misolianaons BOOKS and STA
TION KB Y Ibr sals at OOST, and no hokboo. Call at
LA OFFER'S BOOK STORE, 8T Wood street, If yon want to
get a Cheap Übrary. )aZk _
fiiijuu'iii ! ‘‘ rr lf -
MISOBIiLAiNjSOUS
100,000 COPiKSI
■mma+*Z • STEAMBOAT DISASTERS <xH , > tm* W
I .JfiSfJrrHK. WESTERN AND UMSOUff
anSaigTEAMBOAT DHUSCTORYr-Tlxg®®®®®®
nndbrsighed- bate tfow' lei course 1 of preparation a new
BTEAMfiDAT DIRECTORY* which wiU be issued in October
next; (lie book will contain oter two hundred pages, iUae*
treted in tbe best style, and neatly bound tn a durable
mannw.. _U-.W1L14.D8 QWB OF, XHE JdOSX <R*TKREST-
B(S6®'Bi®TP6EIBHED, ana sflr be a book that
•«nU be Interesting to all classes of people. The STEAM*
BOAT DIRECTORY will contain- a complete list and d
I seriotion pi all .tbs Steamboats now afloat on tbe Western
Southern,wbterA The length, model, speed, power
Arid each boat, where end by whom built, tbe
of the boat, with tbe irate shell la. Aho.thanames
of Captains and officers, her . age* Ac. TheJDßeqtory
viUcontain a history of Steamboats and Bteamboadng on
the Western waters slue, tie .ppUcatiQaof .EUam; jlso, .
Bietcli of the first boat built for the Oafo Rlter, with the
name ofthebuildei; commander and owner.
qS,. RIVER DIRECTORY will contain a list and deecrip-
HonofSl the STEAMBOAT DISAf TEBB tbat hare occur-
Sion the WESTERJtend SOUTHERN WATERS, bean*
fllmbmted with a LIST OS ALL THOBK WHO |
raßlsrisD BY THEIR BURNING, SINKING
AND EXt LOBING, on the Western and
Th. Directory wIU contain jWeof the
Missouri, HUnoli, Arkansas, White, Red, Yuoo,
.SdotlMT Klrere, with the Towns and CidealaW down^with
• ■eorrflCtdhtancea^elaomanyotherßlveraßdCoinmercial
Uemfltf Interest to the people at large. ThebookwlU
contain tha cards of tha tariona U.-S. Mallßoats, wlth_tbe
trade they are In, Ac, Ac. The Directory will also contain
a complete list of all the responsible Steamboat Licensed
L Officers, their places of residence, Ac, Act tbe new 8 team
boat Law, Its requirements, with comments, showing
whereto it.iwnqffll the incompetent ofScer, and the
competent t#«r, Ao, Ac ? and ftll the ; S p
preme Oourt Steamboat Dedslcms up
and Important Commercial Privileges, Bills of tiding, lm
?*t*ntDecjrfoM of the various BT S. Courts In regard to
relgbts Lost and Damaged, Aix, Aoi with many oU«t
Director will be lllnstratßd In the beat style and
printed In the nwt manner. The author has for six years
Bran gathering together all the facts and ltomsln regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters on the Western and
Southern waters, and-now Intends publishing them In
book term. Tha price of the work will be put at the low*
nun of One ttollar. Ten thousand copies wfll be tesitea tec
the boatmen; all others desirous of subscribing will have
to do so at once, as none will be printed unless orderod ia
adbance. This work Is destined to have a circulation ot
oxer EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, as the pub Habere are
receiving large numbers of subscribers, per mail, from all
parts of the oountry, daily. Some of the oldest boatmen,
aswell as most scientific men of tbe times, are contributors 1
to the Steamboat Directory.
Tbe Directory will be Issued In October, and will be an
ornament to tbe parlor as well as steamboat. By remitting
One Dollar (post paid) you will receive a copy ol the above.
work.
All lyHnmnnjniHHnft and letters should be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD A CO.,
Pofdofflee Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SIJPKftIQR.
'tltfuirtlU OoUilty, Wlicon#la.
rns PLACE Is situated on the toy of Superior ana
Left Hand River,at the head 'of Lake Superior, and
posses** A BETTS* SITE, A BETTER HARBOR, AND
frpgATKR-ADVANTAGES FOB A COMMERCIAL CITY,
cry other point In the North-west; and is equalled In
prospectiTe importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietors have a clear, undisputed and unincum
bered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR Is laid out,
cut all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds for the
same. , , ,
Superior was laid ont during the past season, and already
contains several hundred Inhabitants, a Large Hotel, a
number of Btores, a Commodious Pier, with Warehouses,
and Is in all respects the
MOST FLOURISHING NEW TOWN
to the West. The County Beat, the United States Land
Office and Poet Office are located here. The Mississippi and
Ufcw Superior
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
now in course of construction, connecting with St. Paul,
frrrpHtaffta at place. It is also the take termini of all
the projected railroads to-the bead of Lake Superior. The
"Boo” canal will be opened hi Jane - , after which, four
lines of !■**« Bteamers will run to Superior—one from Chi
cago. tw ft fr* l7 * l ml one hom Buffalo; all hue
TT HBw»bh ha,yjpg been built uxpresaly for this trade.
One Bteamoaw Mill Is’now in operation, and themachi
nery for a second is now on the way to Superior, which will
be set to work immediately on its arrivaL
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the pro
prietors to bo sold by the undersigned to actual settlers on
easy Tr>, v to provide a fond for extensive public improve
ments. liberal appropriations have been made for public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, Ac. Ac.
4»ln order to correct the misapprehension arising from
similarity of names, It is proper to state that “Superior
City," about the title of which a legal controversy exists,
is another and different place, and In a different township
from Bumicm. . . _ .
Maps of Bvwbiob are signed by Thos. dark, sur
veyor, and William H. Newton, agent and attorney for
Droorietors, and may be pepn in the principal hotels of Bt
Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, ButfeJo,
pnri other dtteA’
All persons who wish to purchase lots, or obtain informa
tion, are requested to apply to Wm. H. Nawroa, Superior.
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
WILLIAM H. NEWTON,
Agent«nd Attorney for Proprietors of Superior
Jy24£m
Bo*rd of Health SoUe«.
INFORMATION has been made to the Board of Health
th*t cases of cholera occur dug outside of the dtv have
been brought within Its limits tor relief. No doubt the
friends of the rich are prompted by motives of humanity,
yet It is proper they should be informed that they subject
themselves to a severe penalty by so doing.
The .Legislature passed laws regulating this matter, in
cases where the disease Is malignant ot contagious, In order
that the densely populated City may be protected from any
unnecessary scourge, which, when It has gained a footing,
scarcely rests so long as there remains a ȟbjecl for Its re
moreelets attach.
The Board of Health are determined to enforce the law.
If patients seized with cholera, or any malignant or conta
gious disease, outside the city, must be removed to any of
tha persons conveying them thither must have a
permit from the Board of Health. ,
The attention of all persons interested Is called to the
following sections of an act approved April 8, 1b62:
Brc. 6. That any master,, commander, or other person
having charge of any vessel or si eamtoat, violating any ol
the rules or regulations prescribed by the said Board ot
Health,under the provisions ofthisMt, shall, upon, convic
tion thereof; by Indictment or prosecution in any court
having Jurisdiction, pay a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, to be recovered and paid Into the treasury ot ealtl
Board of Health, .
8*0.7. That whenever the Board of Health shall receive
information that any malignant or contagious disease
(measles excepted) prevails within any port or place wlthio
the United States, they shall mate diligent inquiry concern
i ing the same; and If it shall appear that the disease prevails
as aforesaid, all communication with such infected port or
place shall be rabjaot to such control and regulations as the
Board of Health may from time to time direct, and publish
In one or more newspapers published In the city or Pitts
burgh J ahd thereupon every person or persons, and all
cuodAwares and merchandise, bedding and clothing from
Bochin footed port or place, and having entered and been
brought Into the dty of Pittsburgh contrary to each regu
lations, shall be subject to the same penalties as Is provided
for In the preceding section.
The Densities of the whole act will be strictly enforced.
By order. A. 0. MURDOCH,
9 Physician to the Board of Health.
GEORGE FORTUNE,
. iwM Health Ofllre-
nAfTpinai. works sub. mechanics AMD axil***.
Tho Amdan Miller, and MiawrlghS’B Assistant;
The Analytical Chemist's Assistant;
The BncynlDpadleofOhembtry, practical and theoretical,
by Bcooth and Morfit;
The Complete Practical Brewer;
The Boilaet’s Pocket Companion;
The Practical Metal Worker’s Assistant, by Byrne;
The Practical Model Calculator, by Byrne;
The Cabinet Maker's and Upholsterer s Companion;
Chemistry Applied to Dyeing, by Jas. Napier ;
Colburn on Locomotive Engines;
Norris' Hand-book of Locomotives, Engineers and ila
chlnlsta;
The Complete Practical Distiller, by Byrne;
The Dyer and Oolor Makar's Companion, by Byrne ;
The Dyer's Ins tractor, by David Smyth;
The Practical Dyer and Scourer;
The Practical Aoayer’e, Miner’s and Engineer's Oom
and Improved Table, by Pat Lyon ;
Perfumery: lia Manofactore and Use, by Morflt ;
The Arts of Tanning and Carrying, by Morfli;
Hie cf KlectroMeullargy, by Napier; >.
The Painter's, Gilder's and Yanuaher’e Companion';
The Paper Hanger’s Companion;
The Practical Surveyor's Guide, by Andrew Duncan ,
Overman on Manufacture of Iron;
Rural Chemistry, bySoiiy; -
Templeton on Steam and Steam Engines;
The Turner's Companion;
A Treatise on Box of Instruments and Slide Rule ;
Walker on Electro typing;
And numerous others, fbr sale by
B. T. a MORGAN,
No. 104 Wood street, near Fifth.
taw Books*
I AM authorised to sell low some valuable Law Books.
10 vols. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvier’s Institutes;
GreenlieTs Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, last ad 4
And other Reports, Elementary Works, Ao.
GEO. P. QELLMORR,
at the offle* of Momtaa Pont.
RHBUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.—Dr. BROWN
hereby inform! the afflicted that hi© remedy for the
above mentioned diseases Is one that will cure. He will
warrant a core in any case of this kind. This remedy was
oarer known to foil when properly persevered with.
Many suffer the torture of tniscompiaint for months and
years, when a few months would procure a certain, safr
and speedy remedy.
- Ofice an&Private Consulting Booms, No. 41 DIAMOND
alley. ; i^6
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for the curs of
hkorbt DIRKAfIES. Hb Buocess In long standing
is unequalled. The afflicted are invited to call with
out delay. Persona affileted with Venereal Diseases,
Rheumatism, Piles, or florin*! Debility, should not delay
to get hia advice. Letters containing a fee Immediately
answered. „
Office and Private Booms, No. 41 Diamond alley, Pitts
burgh. je2fl_
That LAND REGISTER Issued by Thomas Woods, end
given away to all at 76 Fourth street, describes a great
variety of Farms, Houses and Lots. Those wanting bomee
would do well to get a Register. Oa it is described a few
6o* (Vuntrv Roiti THOMAS WOODS
Books just rsoetvjhd, at Davison’s, oa Market,
Dear Fourth street—
Evenings with the Romanists—Seymour; 76 eta.
Hopkins’ find of Controversy. 2 vote; $2.
Prime's Travels in the East, 2 vois; $2.
Prise Essay—Theism; The Pastor’s Daughter; Plain
ThoughUi Sermons to Children; Grace of Christ; Tracts
by Dr. Plumer.
Old Redfltone— new and cheap edition,
MA&AZINB& AND WKKKLY PAPERS—
Ladles’ Gaaette of Jffafihion for August;
Graham's Magazine do
Putnam’s do do
Peterson's do do
Godey'a Lady’s Book do
Ballon’s Monthly do
The Panorama of Life and Literature;
London Illustrated News, last arrival;
All the Eastern 'Weeklies for this track*
For any new Book or Magazine, call or send to
W. A. GILDENYKNNEY A 00/S,
Fifth sn, opposite the Theatre.
LADIES’ FASHIONS—
Leslia’e ladie&Chuette for August, 20 cents;
Putnam’* Magaidne do 20 do
Grahamfe do do 20 do
Godey*s Lad 7*B Book, (second supply,) 20 casta;
New York Journal fbr August, 28 do
Peterson's Mpgailne, do 17 do
Ballou’s do (second supply.,} 10 do
Female life among the Mormons, $1;
Star Papers. . „ 4 _
Harper’s Magazine and Knickerbocker fbr August cons
dently expected this day or Monday, and will be sold at
2O so FUto ra.
LADIES'KIDING HATS—Hu Ureost and
numt or Bldifl* Hat, OT6T offered to the atj t , Juat r»
wired and for rale at So. 01 Wooia * SON.
I^Subsoap—oo 4
.„!* corner Heat and Wood ata.
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V,’’. ii-visv
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f dWKjjl;, ir^rninaUonl 011 # AO*
--w. frfitt im ass Brras^.Ahh,
jSeaAes
■BSkSESSia* due IB notmbro cr,frar«jnlral,an4
mn . h and suffering might be pmgWi M^a
baMffectuel Cathartic;™™
I & Bsssrs SSSS
formidable die tempera
lend. Hbum a reliable to
-1 portance to the Dublin health, and' thin HD hasbeen pet
dieted with arnsummateskfll, to meet teat[■gffflioa* j &n
extensive trial of it* virtues by Physidena, irowaw*!W»
Patients, has shown results surpassing anything, hUfisrto
known of any medicine. -Cares have heed effected MTOBd
belief, were they hot substantiated hy heracchoof snot “■
olied positions and character as to forbid tjie smrpiaoa,M
Among the eminent gentlemen wbohsr*
Ikvor of these Pills, we may mention—- - ; J
Dock A. A. HAYEB, Analytical Chcalrt Of Boston. and
State Assiyer Of Massachusetts, whose high professional
0h Hoo! Benstor of ths Caltai etatm.
BOBSBT 0. WItiIEBOP, Ksgptaker.uf thoHousscd
KopresentatlTea. . , , _ .
ABBOTT LA WBENOE, Minister Fleu, to England.
fJOBN B. FITZPATBIOK, Cathollo Bishop ofßoston
**jrr. J. R. OHtLION, PtactlcalCheiaW of How York City,
° l Hon?Rbi.MAßCr,Bw»tnyef * 1 '
WH.B.ASTOR,thi richest man In Animal]
B.LKLAND A Co.| Proprtctorsof th? stetropolitanlTotel,
and others. 1; ■ ■■.'...
Did ipaoo hermit, w» cquld give nunyhundrad certlfl.
cates from ell parts whefA t&AHDs have been U36d,bHt6Tl“
donee even moreoonvinclhg'than the oapgJlflnce of ftnJDfiPt
public own, fe found in th&«ffbct»upon trfau. , ,-,;
These Pills, the result of ltmg Investigation :*nd ,BtW»
are offered 10 the public as the beat, and 'fciost
which the present state of medical science. Can afford
i They are compounded not of the drugß tfecmgolyas» bubo*
j the medMpal Tirtiißaoniyof Tegetable Bantf><maSß*lJ»cted (
by Chemleal. process in a state .of purity,-and pooMned to i
gather In such a manner as to Insure, this best results- ;
The system of composition for medicines nas been fbund In i
Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to oproduc* k more efficient ‘
remedy than had hitherto been obtained by «ny proceee- ;
The reaeon Is perfectly obvious. While by ths_6ldmpdeof f
compoeltion,every medicineiabUTdened-wtthmorocrless $
of acrimonious and injurious qualities, by indl* ?■
vidoal virtue only that Is desired for the curative effect Is *
present. AU the inert and obnoxious qualities ;'df each £
substance employed are-left behind, the curative virtues £
only being retained. Hence It is self evidant tbatthe effects J
should prove as they have proved* more purely remedial,
and the Pttisa more powerful antidote to disease than any
other medicine known** the world. - '
As It is frequently expedient that many medicines shonld
be under the counsel of an attending Physician, and
as he could not properly judge of a remedy without know
lug its composition, I have supplied the accurate Formula »
by which both my Pectoral and Pille.aro made, to; tha r
wholebody of Practitioners in the Uuitedßtatea andßntifih \
American Provinces. II however, these should be any one *
who has not received them, they will be forwarded by mail }
to his request. . . i
Of all the Patent Medicines that ere offered, how aw
would be taken ir their composition was known! Their
life consists in their mystery. I have no mysteries.
The composition of my preparations islald open to all
men, and all who are competent to judge on the subject
I freely acknowledge thsir convictions of their intrinsic
| merits. The CheiTy Pectoral was pronounced by scientific _
men to be a wonderful medicine before its .effects were
known. Many eminent Physicians have declared the same
thing of my Pills, and even more confidently,, and are
willing tocertiiytnat their anticipations wexa more than l
realized by their effects upon trial. . . •
They operate by their powerful influence on urn, infernal ♦
viscera to purify the blood and BthnulaM it Into healthy |
action—remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, .
liver, and other organa of the body, restoring their litegu- ". ,
iar action to health, and by correcting, wherever they ex
ist, such derangements as are the first onginbf disease-
Prepared by Dr-JAMES G- ATEE,'Practical and Ana- t
lyticaiGheimsh Lowell, Mara. Price 3d cents per box. t ~,
'"aou’by f a a 'fAHNMTOOK A 004 .t wholreal. «nd | j.
™tnDj by orety Druggist in Pittsburgh, and by all Dealara |
«ry wh-n. Jeftlmdaw } ,
FOB TSI oust 0? I
ASTHMA AID (MIMPTP! f
HIS 4V AMD VK H J ffOSDBBPBI t I
B'StJEANA !
BROEOHT HOdB TO Tli £ HOOK 0? THB B*SLIO3 }
A WONDERFUL DBCOVKRT tato recently been mede t
by Dr. Ourtij, oft fell city, to the'treetment of Cco- i
sumption, Astbma* end ell disease* of the We re- -
far to “ Da. Conus’s Biauaa, on Ishsliho Eioisa Vsron :■
sot Ohibbt Sraop." With this new method.Dr.C. bssre j
stored many afflicted ones to health, aanh-eridanceof'Wiacn .
he has innumerable certificates. Speaking •of tber Weal- s.
ment a physician remarks, u It is evident that Inhaling— 5
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing me* '«
properties must come In direct contact-with the <
whole serial cavities of the lungs, and thus escape the many f
and varied changes produced upon them .when introduced :
Into the stomach, and subject to the process of digestion, j
The Hygeana Is for sale a; all the Druggists throughout the •
country.—ifirw York Dutchman 0/ Jontuxry 14. •' • j
The Inhaler ie worn on the breast, under the linen, with* •
out the least inconvenience—the heat of the body 1 being ./
enffldont to ovancrate the fluid. Hundreds of cases of •
cores, like the following, might.benamed: : £
One package of the Hygeana has cured me of the Asthma
of cis years standing. J* I?. KkSSBCSTj ;•
p. H: of Dofcesnium, Ta. «.*
I am cured of the Asthma of ten years’ standing byDr.
Ourtis’B Hvgeana. iUaaaaar Basics, Brooklyn, «. Y. a
Mrs. Paul, of Nb. 5 Hammond street, N Y., Was cured of j>
a severe case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana. .. _ j
My sister has been cured of adistrwsingccilgntf***®***
years' standing, HTit| decided to be incurable by tbophysi- h
oians. She was cured In one month* by the Hygeana*. j
J. H. Qsobie*, Bicnmcmd, Me. ►•.
Tbe Bev. Dr. Cheever, of New York, testiflta of our cxedb (1
cine In the following language: ’ " «^
Sxw You* Not. 16* 18M* -
Basa Bm—l think highly of Dr. Curtis's Hygeana as a)
remedy in diseases of the throat and lunge. Having had t
some opportunity to testily its effiescy. I „
that it is a meat excellent medicine, both the.Bjrupana
OKNCINK ARTICLE; all others are base imitations* or
vile and INJUKIOD3 counterfeits. Shun themasyotf^
would POISON. I)r | TT- 1 1 . nt- W
sale bv Dr. Gao. H. Keyset*. 140-wood street, tt-
B. Bellera A CO4 hee A. Berkham, Allegheny City; John;
Sargent, New Brighton; aL. :
Carter’s Spanish Mixture*
the great purifier of the BLOOD I
Hot a Particle of -
Lbt tbs aMjuOTKP; head and potiDfßi-r-An
laf»m e Bimedyfor Scrofula, Kins c lit J, Ktanm*-
tiro, OteUntie Cutaneous Eruptions, HmptaOT P“ t ““
oa tic Face, Bloichss, Bolls, Agno and Furor, Chronic Row
Byes,BlngVorm orTetter,Scald Head, Enlargementajdt
Pain of the Boncfl and Joints, Stubborn- Ulcer*, BTpMUti:
Disorders* Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and-aUDlsaasai
arising from an injudicious use of ileTCuryjlinprudeuM In
IJ j»roSmitmtoUramodlcln«and PuriSar Ki<wl
la no» usedby t . usauda ol grateful patients from an cart
of the United Slates, rrho testify daily to tho rmartabl
•urea performed by the greatest of all mfcdldncs; “ CAB
TEH'S SPANISH MDIICBH” ' NoundgSb Bheumatism,
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, Uvet Disease, Foret*
Ulcer*. Old Sores, Affections of the KldneTß, Diseases of th<
Throat, Female Complaints, Pains ana Aching ortho Bone<
and-Joints, are speedily pntto flight by using this treat am
Inestimable remedy. . ~, . v -tb-
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been.fount
to compare trith it It cleanses the system Of all lmpuri
tiff, aca geaily efficiently.on KidMjdt
etrensthena the. Digestion. gives ; tone _to.tJM*&tm»ch
rrtttV»eg the »Wn clear ynA healthy, lestoxca thetJonsU
tutlcra, enfeebled by disease or bxoken t dQY&hyj£be <aoesse
of yontb, to its pristine vigor «ndsti«»gffi: * ...
For theXodiee, it is -Invariably better 1 then aHthA'cca
mettea ever uae<l« . A few dosae OfCarieris Spanish BUxtor
win remote all sallolroesaof complexion, bring the*»«
tnnutiiag to the cheek-give elasticity to the Stephana to
prove the general health in a remarnbledegreeibejnoa a)
the medicines ever heard of. .^2—l
Th« larsa somber of ocrtificalwi which wehaie recdfe
from persona from'att parts ofthe
evidence that thaw la so hamhtti abottt Jifc
hotel kff pf"T, phyridmna. ami pnolicmgp. wd
known to the cpxaaHxnity,utt add thdr tt
wonderful effsctaof.thifl BLOOD. ,
Call on the Amnfcand Bet a ®rcolar ttd
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of »lPM«fcan
unless signed by BENNETT
Proprietors, H 0.3 Pearl street, Wchmond, Vaj toshom a.
HS, FLEMING by Drngststa gtusMj.
oc&Udavlv
STATEMENT FBOSI OAN ADA — _ . _ >.
ifenrt B. A. TahnatoA <4 Ob.—We had the pleamiri c
receiving, tbia morning, the within certiacateof.yoor Voi
mlfago, which will be Ter, gratifying to yea, aalt was Bee
voluntarily. We are, Gentlemen, yoorgra^^y^
My little daughter, four years old* And in
son. older* were for a considerable time ffuttenng tea
worms. 1 purchased two bottled :.of your <
which X gave them three dons, according todlrectlnm
and etza&ge to say* in less than thrrehoarathtjrpaffladn
lessthanFTVß HUNDRED WORMB,eomeof lheextract
dlnary length of from twelve to fifteen inches.- •''
Having experienced so much of the beneficial effects c
your Vermifuge) I feel it my duty tp recommend lt,to tr
public, as, In my opinion* one of the most efflsadouitem
dies against worms ever offered to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me to ba
Toot much obltad *nd
NATHAKHtti I«HA3XBfI»
Prepuod t&d sold by B. A. A.
oor&erof Rrstwid Woodstreets.- • ’ - siy*®
Proclamation* ;, ~
BY of 4 precept under tbs-aandff
McClure, PresJdentof the Court Sf CdnaßonPleSA •
and for the Fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania* «
Justice of the Court of Oyer m& Tennlnar£ anpQ ,
Jail Delivery, in and for said District, and
and Gabriel Adams, Associate Judges of Jto sai
Courts, in and for tne County of -Allegheny, dated the
day of July* In the year of
hundred and fifty-five, ahd to me directed,, fbr holding
I Court of Oyer und TamShti, uoff
th. Court Housolo O” «&» “
bltmitj of October uelt,»C 10o’doji iM- -.
«SfiSSJSSaS&£
eSa^tescß^ljM
00 QiwS«S'^ na 111 fifteentlidisi
* nVniiL to tb» jo" of ourlcni, one tiujuraua eight bl;
ArJdmn dflfly*fire,andoftheComznßhwealth* the <Bth.j
aogl&td : WM. MAGTTJs Sheriff
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ISHALATIO
” ATT KNTTONI AW*>
Hatter* and' Teamatert* Bounty
AGKHOY, ea Fourth atraat;
OFFICBBB, Soldiers, Musicians, Wagon Masters. 35*
stare, Ac-who were regularly-mustered Into the •
rice of the United States, and every Officer, Scent Ti. flt ..
aary Seaman, Marine, Clerk and in the Kav
also, Militia or Volunteers, or Btate Troops of afty State
Territory, are entitled, by the late Act or Congee*,
Warrant for 160 Acres of Land. .
Those who have reooived tfO or 80 Acres, are entitled v
Warrant fbr snch quantity of Land as will maka^in-1
whole, ICO Acres. . i
Persona entrusting their i,| » |T n» to me can rely upon h
Ino them attended to nromotlv.
i illl Information free of charge. Letters PWK&Pt-jJ 1
swared. Address ADBXUI LOOiitTS,
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