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RAILROADS.
CBN B; AILROAD,
Summer Arrangemi&t£i(iMfigd ; of Time.
tqkei: DAiLt ex
ind bat one between
BaUlmorCi
ON an ! after Moods? Jucr 18th, 18i>5.Tnuofl will run afl
fohows : .. '. '
isprtss Mail Night
Ltavr. - - 'Vr*i*t. T#iin. Train,
Col A. M. ft.‘3s P. H. 11:30 P. M.
Ne»i:» .. “ 4.46 “ ltM A.M,
ii- m. •* fcu ••
■ •••n- r • ..-.l$S3 " P.:44 •* 3:01 «
Cuaihr. ier ...» l:*) M 7:OS “ &JW “
Barn-'> iiir iU3 •* 8.26 •* 4:48 “
Bvl.a J* : 2.14 “ 851 « 6:14 “
Amre .'.p'lair ; 6:30'” air 945 '* arr.6:ls “
GOING WEST.
Exjina Mail Night
Lcjrt. Train Tram, Train
Bt-llnlr SMS A. M. 6:16 A.M. 0:00 P.M.
IMiuor: _.u...'1ih31 '* frlo u TK)3 “
D -10:52 “ 6:43 “ 7.40 “
...... 11:00 " fc.o4 11 9.00 u
Concord .'..*...12:17 P. M 8:30 “ 0:25 ‘
1:10 4 ‘ *• 10:30 “
New irk - iOS “ K-.CT “ 11:60 “
Arrive Gotumhus... 3.20 u 1115 P.M. 1:20 A. 51.
Th- Kspresy Xmic jrolnr Tlrjst will stop to take up or
lenv- pas-iunffurft, *t TnylorV, Newark, ZAneeTille. Concord,
Cacn'T; ikr-. lJ«mpb<sU'r, HarnoHvjlls, cod llelmoQl only.
Yi'ivi nil ntop cr;'\ lit !*•■< abcvu named Station: l .
T st. wih *-t-j st s.:: ’.he ?Utfc>Ji* where the Mail
•••iti.. - . r . 11* n-i ct alt other Stations on
.rirtxi. l'hn Ni.fh* Train tr; 11 stop ot all Sta
r j.«r a Li t* t.(jiv*n.
(1 »r\fi EArT.
Tl.-. I''•O' - ' A. M. R*pr«- C ’ T-jin, r->onec'.a at Columbus
witii *f:> r.-unsSfi Xr»ia uhieh l-ftve’s OtD.-tno&lj at CA. 11.
;;i; : x ■»; Uir "rain ir-in LQ» Vest uq the Columbia*, Plqaa
t.- aProu !: t: ‘‘rwarh with morning Trains to
h : • m - - ■ Ju-*fcv 1 NJs r efold nr. f Mr. W-ruon, and with
Vr.::,• o :n«< nteo b-mTni•» tit-] Ind'-ia Railroad; at
on the Baltimore and Ohio
-i' i i.t IV're, Wishing on, Philadelphia and East
r: - .:i nl Xewurii >rKh Sandusky,
■i i .YrMTnrii. iiiurnKj ; rbJ a* VVh«*Hag with
i 'U UnlLimorp Ttuil Ohio Kallroad. l*&t»6»*operp
;)-ui ;j *»d prints bi-lew vtn.unnati, and taking
an Uitie Miami Halir.**,<]. will
" l*j»sfenqor« leaving Indiana
■ \ ' y tn ra lodixoa O-otrid
'• i .. iib thin Tru::i nt Columbus,
vVrieviujij frf ±\b P. M . nn;i iRRTt* t v U):30 P M.
«nJ Ohia llsUima.i, arriving in BrltV-
'' '! 7 • • ' :;c hf Coluru'njj with th»*
■ i r .•u•i, h ij .ir i.«\ tni-im au r.t .v.;tn {’. M., ttnJ arrioA
,l ’ ■■ **• ii» A. *1.7 ro no acting v> ith tl»* Ai^ntnnPlT
* j ” h*i BulLim r** and Ohio ttuiiroad.
•’ •' •h« Trxia* ran, by thin
1 i '.i iS -t.u tit}. Unf/tyert"., J niianupniis and I»ay
•' .iubu» to sto.'H'O to !nk*i t.h>» train; and nt
• ■ ■ '-'ile liir *.• Train [or Cumber
■. :*■■■ : y i irrii* Train to Haiti- |
vwJJni IVfrT,
T--'- '• '• il. Tra:u connects at h-llalr with Night
’-'••tll'i r-&ml t&in Kallroad ; at Newark with
*'* J ' r ' ;i ' io-.-v, Man-Acid anil Mt. V.-rn-">.>,
a :.u- i i.i &ionr-j*uU« ; m Columbus with the tram*
r .'7 • v. ;uf_HU uau <> for X-tna, Da t ton, Indiana*
;o',-. iiu-i Cii: iiarton and na Urb&ua.
, 1 i; ’ * • ‘il; Train .‘•.□ne.-tj with the Ricpr*«*
tr-'m ilnitiiuwr*, Anu armed in Coljti»'u»« at .v2O P
M.anl 'iq *rt-> with tmiuN go-ag tamth and West arriv
it.c io Cui'-innali al 7 I*. 2d.
T'tf-..vj .\L Train connect* with ih« A-'rommod&tion
Trs:r. !r >m Cumberland,-and ot Columbus with Mail Train
h; . »:• \ M.. tirecUer OuKionati. X*nU, imyton. Indiana-
P" I-, Uiyiv;>, Terro Haul**. Hamt Loui- and Chicago
ISA AO 11. SOUTH WICK, Supl
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CLEVELAND AH D FflX S ifck~G H~
R AILIIO A D.
CQNKKCTLXU WITH
STEAMERS ECLIPSK AWO ROSALIE.
VIA VKLUYILUS, AND
Ohio and P«nuiylvaolA Railroad*
VIA ALLIANCE.
'P ,IK '-If: n- •jui.-k.-i-i :»nj most ruii&Ue rout* to Toledo,
J. ':.i , u-.ok Island, Galena. and Ft. Loaia, is VIA
CLK\U.AM'
T.m- i..u
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'*n* Lh.ii.iiM nnirt shorter and about nine
a:i': ;hn ciri'u'ii/.u.* on* rta Indianapolis,
from l’iuj&ujxli tr> Cleveland.
pi a
T!:rt*.; ■.•nllr T-tr
i rjun' from OWniaud to I'hn^o.
!„nj s:s boiir>, Chicago .wcatj-ihrwj boar*,
•« »nrrtv-{«»->PTi h^ure
Thr*-** b
Thb- t
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Oti «:,j a****r MouJb». 3d, l»ij, ii»e train* on
tbi* ioaJ will r..u foiling
VTA ALLIANCE.
The Trtln*of ftMvftfli Fc»nna. lUllro«d leaving Pirta
at i >3 r. Si J 5 DO. A. M , and 300 V. M., con
n«--t «: Al.iaoo a.l 5 '<) A. M . 11 50 A.. M , and 6 SO 1* M
„4 f .11- «•« .
Trains far Cicv-.oD i >are Ai. laijr* g 00. A. M., 11 6i A. M.,
v . •■'inn ??l! uat llxlsol with Tr*in« fot Cuy
hW .-ii i ..-I- a;: i Aftron. e.M hrr'rjug in Qovelind IQ.2S
A. M . * 1 • !' ' i , 65 P M
t*JJr. ra.*'i, ?t. Ltula, Hock Island,
>ll. j 'nr % rtf. "r* r , »ii'i vi.-h to gu through with
r - w >• tftk- U.n train icar;ng Pittsburgh at
•: .1: i• rr vsov- fo OtfT-Inni "2oP M , u that
’• i' • - :> ara to aJr
'j ;i »- ;• 1 1. wt I a*--- . y U:li train reach
* " ir. ; Si ~ ,;ila at oiiJcigb
Via Vt'KLL'' :Llk.
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a : •- •' j ui ‘T r. i „•,
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; I*»t»vt: Wrildvilla dai.r,
k<v f’ ■! , c< ut Dajartf
a■ ;ri c.-teUmi n: ”iup. hi
-ciQi-ctiojC at ii&yaril for Carroll
\-ri) \\ L‘ v ( -: ttL d .N»w r’mia leiphlA.
*£ ; ' : ' ’•tVhlao:J, C’Li.-'Bgo &DU tb« North-West
$1 ><w ;baa Tia Alilaaea.
.iiD' ir.ro Cit-ndand to Toledo and Chicago, run aa
L'-ar- .la&d at r . 10 A. M. f * ii P. M , 7 OA f.
.\rrlT.. Cl -go 830 P. M , T. 40 A. 51.. 530 P. M.
u ■•'-V'. i, j.-a/c for ljicod and m Loulj aa
F r l#laud ai t Oo A. M. and U ix> P. M
S- 13 A M tad 11.43 p M.
..- «*-d :L. .„il t. i‘
’ g - nu.l ri Louie.
checked i T <
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Gi6.it Amenoin and U.S Lipress & hlnii Soutc
lKs t m•: a
t l U-) h ht.y.t .: C .'l .rii BIJjJCt Jvotded.
A I It L. I y K. K u L T K
biTB it;,
C lilt AGO A.VD ST. l.OUIS:
t. • . .ic'. jt ivy <1 if. loc:.i
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RAILROAD,
ofra ' 1 1 y I.nicagn &. *ni«al«fiippi
•' • ’•J* 1 *i• <t’;- I'mJus
"• ; - i -..'i.'' J'-r.’.ru! I*-p L, j.. :iJ \\ ~Crr
1/a:.- hvpr n 3..1 r, 5n;14-. * fi :• p-r.j, 7 16 A W.
'x. : • •> :.-lj. r.xpir f oi *’d ( &.30 PM,
>i;- F ut.r d Ktn':gr.in r dsi'y, >un.l. cr . c 3') A A!.
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ruiiLii:,; .D n u.«i i r .U'l.ioo Pmienrer Trolus
fr-.-m ai. -I. -t. miU i wi.U.u: IbuJu,*. These
8. ' Li vi-l i- ir'i* ur; J h!.-,;,:. -*. *re u u«! u r passed
ou lb>- •• r t- x r»t fitted a;. Mth llathe and spa
rl us v.tfcTdii-g to past-eus'-rs ■he opportunity
«>f r. ijc.iiijj tb- 'i uet unavoidable lu summer rhiiroß.il
t-ay;in^, aui rearf.tog st. Louis refreshed from the effects
of * :c• ri>l«
T" A'jojoj nnJ AVbnwA-a LM9 lr the roost direct rente,
ODd di.aUo6d for BloC-IDiOfftOD, bprinßtield,
Jacfchoiitilie, >npl*«ti, and all point* oo the Mipabisfppi, Mis
s uri. KuD-tui, Cumberland aud Tennessee rivers, will note
the important sarjr.g in distance, leung seventy-two miles
less t- m L.-uli- tiurlj-aeveu mile* it-ss tn Bloomington,
nod tfty-eigLt mile* lew lw Springfield ihan by nuv other
route.
I :<roogh Ticke.s over this route cao be procured at the
various •; l; Ticket Cl7l:e* in New > ork, Boston, Phii&del
phia, Butiicii-r-, A .Pau i, Buffalo, if., and at r 1 l Throogh
Ticße- (i£il ihrcugLoui the r.Latea, and in Chicago at the
Uoiap.-itjjV i.ifh :e s l nrlern atreet, opposite the Tre
mi-'U IB an lat t!:•* Depot oi the Jllioois Central Rail
ri'hd, foul of Wafer Street.
Ke-'puDMbte Baggage Men will always be at tha Depots of
tbe ' nrious Road? goina into Chicago, to Check Baggage
limu-a to Bi;y point Jerlftjd on the line.
11. I’. M .>RGAN\ Jr., BuocrinteDdenL
11. J D. SCIIBRMKKIIORN,
*•*‘ ll Geu'l Passenger AgeDt.
the mxßßoaeH ahd conrellsville
® u “rrangemect with the new and
wi-b thdi kid r“ Hr “ toLIA N ” » in coonectio ,
announce tue f-v N ® ir u tr> “ 4nd O^naUarllla,
Wednesday, ifa. Drh °, f . bchrfll!18 0D afttr
Tbs ktcam«'f K 'LI AS’ nrl I I H '
00m.«.1«r,.i» k c-.b..,!- Ih ? , p i“>.burjli anil
DU. i.haltt f. r w wt ■St ri.l hr “ cv ‘‘ Wo *
p»«t 3o'u.c!i, FC .:U.., re-urDta?' ,°7 “ /l * r ' ltK ' n h “ if '
lT,aa.:« 3, AM r.n?, 1 ” 8 ' *"U W«l S--rto ß
iUr will run as fuii o w g ' —sburgb at noon.
D“*Vr D.r dr-'O.’s Mill - □« rov,, K»i
IlntTr.i;, C .\i , -*ooi dT • ai[ 3 s f ConneUfTiije ;
I.e-V- M.- : •• owtont first . run 6.0 a v «
Train. G l . -i •’• •”• • hvoond
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oludiog Mrw • ' ■ t 1 ft. In
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I'n.;\NSILVANU 11 AIL ttO A D
f I 'll -»r.:. , Mi.V TilituUOll TRAINS, bet wee u I'hliadei-
X i->» a-I r. -burgh. TUB MORNING MAIL TRAIN
le .e-- 11. t-ij-bji. fur ’’lt t.'-liiirgh at A. and -Pitta
• i •—* .ptii. «t 7, A. M. TIIK FAST LINK
i-S'-- t'lii.*.- j vr I’iiiFburgb a; IP. M., and Pttta-
te* at Aao, P. M. TUB NIGHT KX
s.v~ ' •. A; f or Pittsburgh at 11, P.
' -! f, hn ndeiphia at »;20, P. M.
* '• 'O'* iKtii.n Trxin Leaves Pittsburgh daily,
’i ‘y " * oU “ r 'i - k. p. M H.-tnton’fl Ac:otnmo
sin • * l ' da ly at 11 o’clock A. AI.,
1„ ... - '. !’ , ’ with the Railroads
’ .-v,i_. ; v,] j K,,J Chicago, 111. ,
Mn.-ii-'’. i.".!»w-„ • • k- v - ilaate,
t.iu 'pt'inj.l.*"id i.- -iii/r ILn ,r " 1 - Cim-iunaU, Day-
OiKO, With tbe.'UnU; IV. k-'P-,, -•-! . „ B '!! ” i >hiu ,
hi. Lutjis, L a;. ‘. Cinur,r; A ri ~ ,L * • N *' w
Through i P:rur. i— i.s-i from »r b Pr -%r,
abov*.
tv: further purl! bendb: - tb *
thir..hgpoi j . i'■ cr *,:’ rr '‘ :r ’ m :i ‘’*’ ,v ’* Ki '•n; hna this thr
- *• rfut- tr Philadelphia. Ba-u
own- i *r X Trine M«X)R£.
A£-IM. Lib'*. Phliidali.RU
•I MEfiKDfE- ,
Ay-ut, Passenger Unea, Pltteburgh.
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• v *€•' •’ v * . • 1 . • " - ■*•
GOING BAST.
li wj.l co r t r.t Coiambus with Hit*
i* - :C ,caT< the Moaoaga*
ri*e r ; f ~ij tt t 10
ttill ILn train learin?
o:a I»Und Railroad to
A ai'i ouJ iiicMwippl KalirotJ
cij t' .j- mi.#-; to Sc Loo)-.
. •'•. vji.it-t, Lome 11 2C
'-•> r T;j.in bi noon utit
o'e;ftnd, and Uiefg rf»
L> L!. £ KLA N U.
\.‘tzuui 2d cl's.
h. i... $U * j Jl3 fro
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u« . .. 15 li ; i w
1 IS Tu le
. u-; lou 1 j Om
u .w ' r — u;'- lh-lr i’.v'ttUj a tb<*
» ii.u.-a, third
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RAILROADS
•cbsteai. route
HEW AND DIRECT ROUTE 1 ()PEN!
Korthani Illinois to the Hiaslarippl Elver,
lOWA, MISSOURI*
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
All RRtlro&d to the HllKlMlppl
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL ROAD
Ernuunu- TliE CmaiO'-, ir.-n Acts A A Ci.'T, Militakt
Tfucrr K. R. is how completed.
And Xraini run the entire distance f om CHICAGO Tj
BURLINGTON, lows, without change of Ours.
The Ouiy Direct lL,uto to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUBUATTNK, OQUAWK A, WaPEILO, FORT
DfiS MOLNKS, COUNCIL BLL'KF, ±e., and the oMLT ALL
RAILROAD Routtf from CHICAGO TO ST.LOUIS, L'LOOil-
INGTON. CLINTuN, DLCATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIEi.P,
JACKSONVILLE KAi’LRAaD-i InCennediato Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Alibis
eippi Rallroada.
Trains on the above Line leata Chicago oil the arrival id
Trains from the i£a*t —a folding ail Laying oTer at aDyof
the points.
B'agea leave Burlington daily tor Southern and •Cpntr&l
lows and Northern Missouri*—making the qaiokefrt uud
most reliable route to reach all the important points et--t
of the Mississippi a* fur as Council Blult, with tom forty lo
fifty miles is.*? staging than by any other route. The Road
for a large portion »f the way, is laid with the coktwous
Kail, the smoothest riding and beat Railroad in the Wr<t-
Well fi'ocked with the most modem Locomotireadud e'-s-ant
new Cars.
By this route passengers are atiro of making cxnnec
tuins, and arririDg at Bt. Louis on advertised time, at 'ij nc
the vexation* delay of fugs and ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on Ibe route by Alton.
Baggage checked duvet through from Chicago, ami n'
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by tho r«ule cun be purchased at
>ul the Rtuiroiul o£Ro«.s in the Fast; at :L* ofli :e r-l !be
corner of Glaik and Lafe* street-. iu the Grai.il*-
Building; at tha Depot of the Galruu u. R., and at thr-
Mich. Cent. R. It. Oftirie, corner • ' Lake aul Dearborn*;*,
opposite Tremont House, Chicago.
FREIGHT consigned by this route will receive immedi
ate despatch. C. G. 11AMMi j.NL, sup't.
C. E. Ft>LLKTT.
Gen’l Ticket Ait't, Chirjtgo.
TICK KTS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Offlce-i of the country. cililft
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL KAII HOAD:
jaggs^fiSfjs*
Carrying tha Great U. Sutei Mall and Zipreiß
TWO PASSENURR TRAIN'S RUN DAILY on iu or.tir.
from DUBUQCB to CAIH'J,
AHD
CHICAGO to CAIRO.
Thl2 Hr.ftd, tn onnjunctiou with Ti-hluh of th* Ohio and
Mji.hiwipi-1 K K. an.i Chicago ami (JOea* ROlroaJ, I'vrmo
mw dlrtv-t Ra j cn'y continuous R. R. route fr-m
CHICAGO to *?. LOUIS,
OHJCAUU U) CAIRO.
CHICAGO to DUBUQUE.
Trains leATf Chicago as follows.
10 A. M. and 10.20 P. M —St. l->cig Caho Eitri*s.
Pw-ngers I'cr.'t, Louis by this train Ub the mm of ths
Ohio and Sils?. K. R. ni B*cdyral, and ar« owned diiwi to
BL Louis.
9SA A. M. AQd 4.10 P. M.—DUBUQCB AJID OiLIJU El
riuas, oonnecUag at Dunheth (opposite Dubuque) with a
EKJI7 Line of Steam Packets for 8L Paul and the Uppw
Mississippi rirrr cities.
Train* lore Cuiro for Chicago and Dubuausai T.CO A.
M- and 7.00 P. M. 4
Passengers from the Bast and places on the Ohio rlT*r
dentinal for St. Louis, will save 1W miUd of tediou* and un
certain river navigation from Cairo to 3t Louis, and arrive
Blteon hours in ad-rao -e ef the river rents, by taking the
cars at Cairo.
Tickets to St. Lottie, Cairo, Dtluque, 8t Paul, and all Im
portant places by this route, can bo had at the office of the
0. t I‘. and C. k P. Railroads In Pittsburgh, and Atichlian
Central Railroad In Chicago.
i" 1 R. B. MAS>ON, Pup't
THE PEN NSYL VAN Ta
RAILROAD.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At
.X. lantlc cities with Western, North-western and South
western States, by a continuous Railway direct Thi* road
AliK) connects at Pittsburgh with daily Hue of steamer* to
all parts on the Western Rivera, and at Cleveland and Sen
dusky with steamors to ail port* on the North-western
Lnkos; making the most direct, cheapest and reliable rx>'i!t
by wbioh FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
Qrtal West.
RATBB BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA k PITTSBURGH
PIKST CLASS.—Boot\ Show, Dry Gools, 1
(in beitss,) Furs, Feathers, Ac / 7oc * P«
SEO >ND CLASS. Books and Stationery, 1
Drj - Good*, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- --AOc. per lOt'Jbi.
ther, Wool, Ac .. j
THIRD CLASS —Anvils, Bagging, D&ron 1
and Pork. (In bulk,> Hemp, } 60c l <**>*-
FOUR ill CLASS—Coflee, 1*155, Bacon and 1
Pork, (packed,) Lard and I-ard i»! . ... j P® 7 7iW ***-
In chipping G<xxia from any point Last cf Philad-i
-phia.be canicular to mar* package *rt<i
RailrtXhi.' Aii Goods consigned U~ the Agei.u of •.'.l* Hr,. :
at Philadelphia sr Pittsburgh, ail! be foraariea
detention.
FaadUT AassTs—Mtaea Puter, boston, J. L Eiautt.:..
V; R. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia. M&gra* i K.xt.i, Bsjii
mere . Gee-. C-PranelscQs, Pl:tsbu;-:;b ; Shringm&n ik-m.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. &. iL*crbe*.;, LouUTitje, Ivv . K 1. .
H«idrum, iadt k Co., St Lon**, Mo ; j,
S. Mjtche.l a r-on, Evansville. Indiana.
H !: HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent. PhLadri^bia.
U. J. U/MBAilltl.
Superintendent. Aitoius.. j’a.
Ut'KK’S lUSCIICANTILK COLLEGE,
VITTSBUBGB , i'A
[ NCORPvjKATKD BV TUK LLGicLAIVKh a |>cc«t
L ’ania, with Perpetual < hart-r.
FACULTY.
F. DUFF. Pre*ld«nt, (lather of tba ** T*or-ij .Kzit\-*r>
A<-.~0'.in!9.nt,") Prof«iv<.r of Reeplo* »>tc- -r .»:
Fci»c •*>“».
AT’DREW T 110 ft DE.N, Atjiaian; Tr :u-*oi w *v<i
LIIMiLJCS DUFF, Afl*bl»Dt Profe*x>r of Bw-K-Kp-ptcg
»dJ ivnoimabif
J. D. W; LLI A\lR, (;he t—*t cfl hand IVQ2j,.n it. t;>.
1. u.tej tiAtp*,; Ptoirsaez of G.'mnj*rcial tud orOniiirßtM
Beaman* h p
s '- N IiATCII, Eeq.of the l*i uturg'3 Bar, Pr-io si*«r < f
Me'rjiicl- Law bd.j ro.l'l'a.i UcnD'-ni»
I'. a \YDKN. iTiDsij m .
Profeasor of Mk'-hf-m&uss, Ac.
¥ L. A.PEL, 1 :.t-sj.or or <h- Fnmch
gu«g-e
f -he JdaUi-mal iCAi IVf.a:Uurn
-11- C •mmvrr.xl d-*piri:n<»nt < f Git* h *:!iu , .‘, m ► »« La-1
th* unr-u.:".;./ -::<rtjU' n , f :t- iTlncini f • -.1, . 7n- • ft
U-n mm, toward* f 5000 ha?# t; ; ,- e p a;i , ;
l y him 1,.r bU-<)o»*sA ill* '• wmnr 10*0 " a • *,. >„[>• h*v<*
h!i b-v-. tnuscd l>r t,y «c-j are -i^ri
fDCr-J Teacups and prnriica; A''cuotarn* ; >..*tng f.-e< JV n'.
i rmr.c-jrJ by bu»in*-w mee it adjuring I<*ranc-:
Thrr- UT uo t**aeh»ra in thi* innUt .il}<-o v br tn ir 4 n
c.t.* dl«m:*.ed from their situation* as booakf'rj--• D n~
w*'o made twenty Sunders on a sing.* para c*f * :• ; k . *
<'ur w -u.Dg tracn.-r <tfr Wiliams, ban'had lomeih-u.;
i.- Tf than & low 1 eo*.oh from a FhLifie'i’t.l-v reart),.- it
prepare him lor hli bu*iQ«*«i No rue c«*rn tre e.n p ■ -red
by this infli:tuiion Wb«*n our arr by
ihwtf of aoother, tb**y vh .uld ref-r tn eux&e of our city bno*
t.ni'rrn or merchant*— (•-:sons *boi* • pinion -an bo
upon —ai,d not be decreed Into one cf th,>*u- 1- u-rrutwl.rh
ate being »,ti ..ui er-ry isw an ! thrir pupil* left
to geek lnflfrurUf n w|i**’e th-y nan find it bu/IS
FUI.TO\ CAK WORKS,
FOUNDRY AWD MACHINE ail OP,
AAyvL’sxr, oiii'j.
r j , US subscriber baring moved Into hit new Works, rn-
X eentiy rrrcloL c< rn-r of Water, McDonough and
Mrecu, id prepared tn contract for and inrecut* ail ori-r»
lor I’A>SKMIEK, BAGOAuK, P< ‘HT-UFFICK, UuLVK
FREIGHT, PLATFORM, GRAVEL, HAND, and ail other
deoCTtpt-ons 0/ CARS
Also, fur BTKAM ENGINES cf all rie-g, GEARING,
RAILituAD CASTINGS of all descriptions, and all other
work; appertaining to a Foaudry 6nd Machine Shop.
lbe foremen of the different department* ar* gJenttflo
and practical men—mostly from Eastern maanfactoriM—
»ho keep themselTcs informed and adopt all valuable mod
ern improvement*. W W. WKTIIERKI !
aug’i)).l
Notice to Contnctors.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Post Office
in HlairsTille, until the 19th of September neat, and at
Maraha Pe Hotel, in Caltsburg, on the liuth, fur the Uradoa
tion and Masonry of BKOTIONB NO. 86 AND 87 North
Western Railroad- situated at New Castle. ’
Plsdi and opacifications can be seen at the Boginser*
Office, in BlairsrilJe, on and after the 10th of Beptember
All proposal* to be marked as such on the outaiJe
augisdw Malone, oonder.
W and Qirlfl to do housework are wanted
nLI J“ dty “ d f unt *: y * ttbo 61111 * !Te reference# ;
r£! ? laat ‘- D ‘ for a Gardener, a
bJano?’7 er ’i» a °" k ? Bal, * fim6n * Mvchanlo* of dHlcr
ent branc^*^ u i orter, a Üborer, a boy to learn a trade, a
boy to attend store. A man, experlen'ed in
traveling iymth and \\ est, wiehe»a eltuatlon &a trnvelin*
°uuZ U f U , C ’^, r ° f ; ttaQ * flT * gooU reference. Apply
at BARRS InUdllgence Office, 410 Liberty st. aug^tr
dsonos
bioklow a, co.,
(BBOOBSBOE3 TO B M. BIGELOW,)
No. AO Diamond Alley, near Wood street, DITTSBURQII.
M© COACHES, CARRIAGES, PHOTONS,
and every deecription of Fancy
Vehicles built to order, and flolah'd In a
manner unsurpassed for beauty of design,
elaganoj of finish, skill of workmanship, and durability of
£&* All work warranted. aug!B:ly
NSW ALE
r I' , HS subscribar take* this method to Infonn bis friands
X Aud customer* that be commences Brewing for the
season on the Twentieth mxlant. and vIU be prepared to
furnish bis superior ALBS. Ac, in any quantity dcolrod.
The highest market prioe In oa*h paid p> r goa i sound,
clean BARLEY.
GRAINS and YEAST eupplied on low terms.
, , OEO. W, SMITH.
aagl4.Ta(ohJ) Pitt atreeL PltUburgh, Pa
ROOBIiAM WaTOHES—It is the uaivarsai taeUmooy
r of Railroad men, Bankere, and thoae In other pur*
•ulta requiring accurate time, that th« *• chae. Yrcdabam M
Watch, manufactoreJ at S 4 etrand. Loudon, 1a the most
reilaole, and umquaiied by any other maker Many of
th m which have breu tented hove bmi Jound 10 run wiih
lu a minute in the year. 1 have obtained tr«e ageuoy for
the talc of these Watches lu Pittsburgh and btato of Penn*
-ylvaala.
AL-o. the F. B. Adams A Son's, and ether first class
"aicbea hr Hhi'e.
M utch Keptiiing done in the best manner.
t , W. W. WILSON,
au V. . si , comer of Fourth
VS OrtKb —A full i-upply Juat rvceiTed
V.m ~ t. "° : ' a “O'KoroHE, 65 mLjlm
t^“''A 1 r *!«f6. ’I ToU. ; $1,60.
3 VOIB :76 c, * nta ftach '
‘VP-., >1 voL,.Apocs
r -■
“■* S'** • a*w ■>< O* T rL tx % U V; I,"‘d
each. ue Life; iti eeutn
Leotures on Romaalem ; 11 .
The Communion Table cen> fl .
lutant tairation; 38 cents
rfiMT».OMS i’i.lKs
KRa.ttal_.Mr Bondar at ,d my Kr „ aom *: *
Lvuglass. Part 1. Life as a Clave. Fart 2. Life &/ V
.oan. With ao in'roduotion by Dr Jams* Muceno
Meel portrait of lh« author, and Lther U;u-t>aUouA
volume; price $1,116. For sale by ,I *‘
aug2S B T. Q. MPEG AN
L > ’-'R BALE— 26 acres of Land in the town of N«*u,n
r fail#, Trumbull county, Ohio; on wbioh la a magnifi
ea d walling. The outbuildings are of tba beet kind, and
Q* ground is tastefully cultivated with shrubbery, grspee,
a .? d Tha improvements ooat more than
r *>K. ’ /»V 317138411(1 dollan It is offered for muob less than
it ie h the p«y win be tahsn in western lauds,
pUe * r ° r a mao 10 Ut * home. Inquire of
8 THOiUfl WOODS, 76 Fourth 8t
~, l ■ •• •> ■
1 .*• •. I - rl. J IV f r ’
-'•■J ...- <g .'■i it-
- jr S r*' J; Vi;r?-
GEO R (/E U
NO. 844 LIBERT\ BTBEKT, just beside the Passenger
Depot at the Pennsylvania Railrord, which makes ft
the ramt convenient house In tho diy for pasaftagßra arrl
: ring by tbal road.
I The IVoprl-trr having, at eonsideraMeexponse, fitted ap
j In excellent stylo, the &IANBION HOUSE, would respect’
, fully solicit tv sharp of public patronage. There is attached
a sptendsd BTAULBand extensive WAGON YARD, afford*
i in« ucif ;<■ accommodation to travelers and teamsters. Hit
Lard-r and bar will bo furnished with the beet tho market
, 08 n fobl:y
ST. VLAia HOTEL,
n-.rn*r CJ /V™ end St. OlaxrstreeU, FitUburyh, /h.
I 'iii. iorm**rly of “Brown's Hotel," haring
■A la-i-r, 'his latte aod wmmodious HOTEL, and'frartng
i it in Bjugru'lceat style, would respectfully Invite
Li- :ucrva- »tuj th- public to give him a calL As
screi, w_h :.Lr focveDi rt n-’e of the house and his long ex
pvneorc in :h** business, h-* can give entire satisfaction,
anil h:K rt iarKe . ujodetate.
UOOi) I.HTKSIT HOUSS,
( iv'w-.-.K uf ÜBKHTY AND GRANT STRSJSTB, near
V.-' li- l‘t?pr.t.
j» D ’
OWSTOJPS.
WA VfiULZt IIOUaJS, b\> Bouth Eighth straal
r . • ui’.i Walnut, Philadelphia.
tuue; UAIOM,
::: ■il ffliUaAlphk. T. 8. WEBB (late o,
- I rr-i'-lnor. [on29:y
GASIi.IL.Xi HOUSE,
CO&.YA/f Or J.'-i.'.V J.\D a-jU2n STS., WARRRIT. (V
rililr; l'r'j-r»vu*r uk.- e pleasure In announcing to the
X that rhi.-nsw and WegantHotM hex bean opened
< i i-nirrtiamnaut. -Ruing commodiousand roomy,
ani h tj i iii the office of theObiojSugoClompanj.UolXtiifl
r. e iin«nri»iflwd in 'Warren for the kecomrabda
tlOU < : the truTfliUjJ raunmiioM J,
A share of public patronage is respectfully uoiidted,
. h - i: _ M. GABKILL.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Oil UT --U.F.KT, A HOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
1’ AUK KR A LAI tLD, Proprietor..
TKRM.« i’Kn HAT.
JItMIiLAN HOLbK, " "
, JOBXaTOm/, PENN A.
I'iiil undersigned naving taken oharge of the above
X natLed nnd refitted it at o iarge expense, in a
comfort* 1 . ,r as weli as eluant style, is now prepared to rm
cetrH auciU, and give ample satisfaction to all who may
F a I'V 11 . 1 ' - *’ faaS.-tf] -lAMfifl DOWNfIY.
HARE'S HOTEL,
Late banner’s Exchange,J
\J 0. IP*3 I.thKItTY PTRKWT, toot of Eifth street, Pitts
ix t'Urv.h nAMU K l. IIAHE, Proprietor.
Inu HnteM- mtinaiy n«>w, haring just been completed
kLJ r lJle of the public. (pepl3
AjLLANKLIM UOI'SE, n«T*Und, Ohio.
Cl PATRICK A SoN', PaoPtcsTVEo.—This House has na*
dergun* thorough and eiteoeiTe repairs,alterations,
•ml large additions of new furniture, etc,, and the propria
tore pledge th"ra.--:ves that nothing shall be wanting on
their par; to render the PaANsmx a place where all the com
forts of a first hotel -an be found.
0. PATRICK A 80N.
W. C GALLA U H E R , EnorBiETOL
Fi’UriK f.rre , bitwrm Wood and SmitliJUld.
r I 'Hid spa.t;* **? tabh. hui-m Lai bi*en leaded by the gub-
X w'riber, an 1 i-jraplelely rencivabel.
lie la at sit hours prepared to f-irrr-h ff^ff^^nTwr 8
every luxury ’.hat CHU U- lound in the beet regulated
reaUiumnta in th- 1 rtnte- ili- j-pHcious liar will always bo
supplied with the T,-r) l >*•»'. Liquor.-, liainn of every de-
Kripuon, in its -easno, can aiwayn be found at Wilkins
liaii. W. C. UALLAGHKR-
Til 11.1) STREET, Hi '1 KK.N WwOD AND MARKET.
r I'HK Subscribers b**g Ir.ve to iniorm their friends and
X tlie public generally, that tney hare ieaSed the above
well known Keetaursitl, which has just been thoroughly
renovated, repaired and re turuishnl, and now open. The
proprietors have spared no expense to make the [lank fclx
chaoge a comfortable resort, w well for the epicure as the
business man. The larder will at all Um«s be stocked with
the di-hrude- of th*- season, and served op under the auspi
ces of experienced neks. They respectfully ask for the
patronage of a guueroos public.
«ru YriTER A3D COFFEE HOUBE.-C*
D. BABNAED.
Ao 40, i strut, tatoeen Jfood and Marled.
Itnltfly. mwsuuxnii.
CS VS TA L PALACE,
>o. IK Market itrstt, 1
C. C. SEELY, •
jtpv / KEbPECri’CLLV luforme his frlendsand tbs
[ SWpobilL it. g**finrel, that he has just started his
XgCßjjeVy N-**' Y.rk au<i PLL&deipid* modern style of
o.'\ ; KLNti uiiTKLb aiul everything elss In the
earing uno. t'y*iwr» in Lhe Hball cr Stewtsi, for 13U cents
a uoarn Hi wi.i furnish the V/esf 'A everything that
the ra«rk»: will House aißaya epen uuul 3 (Fclock
lu lb* " marlA-lf
OYcTICU tiMiOU.CANL) iIKsTA IRANTI
luo Wuo It a IliE L T .
tal* -;iI -r n:v hi 9 tfAl.O.)N AND
) i'Ai..' j I! ■v. ml p-.'Jf'.M Id k li;»t r*ooyt
*:n: l loth* ■'Ky.
LL s.±isl£L> IT AT ALL HOURS Of
t» oav * 1 :a.
M. j i.: n.:. ■ ■
Ttff ■' ~
Choicest iltaU, Kutvlf, FUll, ftc., Aci
i- l K: i. : rurv.v*«l, ao'l tis wimlj fwpecl'
• -7 i ;iift i-ut-Uu in a.
UUAItLBiI fITILL,
,*# • f r >* ‘T lw3 W.k.\l street.
v :. .i l r lieor UrcwirVi
’ 3 ’ It b u n*J»-. -'4 u r I r*«inf-.rtaj tb* public that b«
J » \>r- to «*rre pn**'« and tt-9
•, Mu e*!nbrat«l LAUKK it£KK, la
--•> at h.«*rts«, NU 30 DLAMoN'i>
■•V l *-iil N* t a Qctu c j at' t.-,
:• «uy pari of ib* c.;/ or vidait?.
*. m. SCIIkLYCiL
•Sut.w.rKu J .
\\ 11 e M l li'ri cc.»hr%t**J
M » Kt iu»'- :tou( At* ■, ‘J'jrn nu-o Aie
Miner*! \A biu ai»U iartaparlUa
tni German I an
W UinE'Jfh*
HUIM'KKS VX'VKST i J LA>K
'I'IJK uu.jf *»gC--! • ’ *up, 1; OAilPJtSTfiKj*.
J. lA»; NLIM A RL .»c, *.n i VV.wt* rs ia W<.><d --ueieliy
v. I. ;.ti t a ual.i- !'L.iS».ii
' .'-.i-rt ; piv.J i "'riO'i; are bu: .no among
m*CV liters thr , a'.V •. re : n .- I ir <•>;. Ulrlld UK ttua
J'.AU. at--»r .11 L *•«* .
I’i-n-uiE-.n Mux Cawm?
Keb'uary 22, 1 voi. }
We hereby r-rti,';. • t,*\ during lb« la*t twelve mouth*
w» ba»e ii.iO li.pprr - Pat.nl Plao»', and do Dot hesitate
t;< ] u t, C*!«ioei-Mnarr « and Carp •ntwip ai *u
perk'- Oai. ji ;h-r i'.amMu U*-. We ooomder it peculiar!/
*'■**! ‘*'l :• p;iic.; 1Ijf1 jf n»k, r.berry, walnut, ami all aorta if
**arJ wood, and f-<r planing v«n«*-r». It >* far niperior t»
the nld in ‘l* f e'Ta-iD k '. !>«•*< tee being a great saving of
time. One L-) t,o:u* Ci-J.« Plan*, will plane m«.ie
renders than r i <• r.*-u du !»/ an » other piano or method
L D u * H. U. IUU 1 Co.
T'- M ■•'!*** P. KaTvn, K.-.,
D*ar »Vir— I hn»- examined U 'pper's Patent Dench
Piano, at. I lt to te i ooet envl.eot article fur th*.
us* lor which it i, intended ar a combination o: plane and
acrater.
It i* particular:* adopted planing rrnMrs, and it doe®
not require onedoerth ttu- tun- ,-r lar>>r of the old method,
and I hare no «I*ut*r. « h-n it- prepe. ue* become generally
aoowo, but that it bi;i eDtirol/ uperaede the former te
dloua ami labori 'Ur c.i-v-m
I motil che«r:..:i;, : »-. inn,end it to all pers--n« engaged In
the Cabinet hu.-cu-s.-*. ai- lr -in mV knowledge of It, there la
nothin* ®* w-li fit*— l t< gi»« a najc*otb and beautiful Cobb
to veneers a* the Hopper Pntent Dench Plane.
Jama W. WoouwtLL,
Pumiture Warrrtvm/i, 97, W Third nt , Pituborgh
I'Uti buryA, /Vbruurp 27, 15b0.
MuH tS V KATUN, of t bi* city, in my sole Agent for the
Rale of Planes, or of right* to manufacture and sell them
WM.C. lIOPPKK.
Pittsburgh, March 21, 1866—(mh21:tf}
BuoK KOK Ka! LKuaD KNiTlNKKaiT—Contain-
J 7 log formula: tor laying out currefl.determining frof an
glefi, IvTelling, calculating earth-nort, ew., together
•with tables of radii, ordinates, deflection*, long chords,
ciaeuetlc rarlatlon, logarathim* and oatoral signs .tan-
ftc rb ~ by Johu U. Ut-nck, Civil Engineer. Pocket
br-oit form. $1,75
The object the prwaeut work is to supply a want
Tory generally i-i t by AueitiUnt Engineers on Railroads.
Book® of convenient i..rm f<*r u»* lo the held, containing
th>- • r Unary log ran ih in a! i<- tnblifs ure common enough, but
a combiuiug w iUj thew tables others peculiar to the
lU.i,road work, uud the necessary formulas for
laying out r U rT««, turn-outs,crossings, Ac.,is a doalderatum
whi h this work is designed t-' supply.
Uh. iiiLHAHT Aoadlhr, West Point. April 18, IBM
QvtUf/ntn: I har** looked nr er “ lUnck'a Pleld Book for
Railroad Engineer*," and think It well adapted 10 the ob
ject Its author proposes, and have no question but It will be
found a Tery usulul and practical volume both for office and
field D. H. Manx*.
Taor, April 21,1864.
I am much pleased with Mr. Ilenok’s Little manual, the
“ Field Book of lull road Engineers." With the presenta
tion of pome of tlio moot practical and useful of rocognlied
procure* amoug railway engineers, he has given others
which, uewat least in their present form, appear to possess
s mint of higher value than that of more novelty—that of
being In general susceptible of available, not to say desira
ble, practical use. In oonoiuslon, while I think the design
of Mr. Ilenck'a book is puch a» to adapt It excellently well
to professional Deeds, I hove pleasure In expressing my
curdiai patlßiacUon with tu execution, alike with the per
spicuity of arrangement offc-ted by the author and the ex
cellent tyiK'graphjcal tasie displayed by hla publiahere.
D fiuxKUft Qaaxji*,
C. S. an J bu o:t' r of u»*DH«eia« r PolytccbuJc Institute,
for slue bv VVTLUA.M 6. HAVEN,
I'-alcr n, KugiStationery,
A-i.U ■ r.t e>ji\ .'•hi'ir.Mßkit
X»X U - nady'*, H <,X
IICU»*-b*>id Hord*;
*.i-w 1 k .I"ui na!,
l'et< iix-.j'b .Ungaaiu-i;
Ynnkrt' Notions.
B;ac- w.<d ► Magazine tor August.
NEW t- U PPLV uF .N KVV iiuOKS
Star Papers, by B»**cDer.
Mrmoirp ,f J ml-;- u-r iu Bonnet t;
.My Boui.go an l F.or Ki«d. I‘cuglas,
I>JCr tick.-' .\pw ~k ,
Cleve iiad, by Mia« ,-wßtjil .
lJgl.t an 1 I>i.rßr,o.» ;
I.:fe of t;. i r, t- v smith, lu 2 rols
KeceiVr-1 and ii r tale at
PLJ&A&AXT KJS'ILiii.SCE Puft iALE A Dwelling
Llou.-re with iol of grcuud. w e ii improrod, 50 feet front
ol rulloti fein-et by W J-cf. Tbs boase contains a hall
pivrl„r, kitchen, room, three chamber® and cwo
► men rooms, P-tuc*- and P **rJ«ii in front. Price $.l 450
Term® easy. h. CUiiIBKRT A SON,
_ augln £>3 Market .•
'l'llK SINGULAR aDaH'aTIO.N <T m the
X ?iai: tc]..rini: t'.u.j aflc. tt ino small reeseis at the
•* bHlr ' hQ:J :tls the natural secretion
If (iownof sltic5 ltic; * lOQ, ‘ auJ 10 iU growth,
wr bottfr ,n * dye ' DUt h 1 * Fifty ooota
"oVi • < ’ lar ' y S. LCUTUBEUT,
b 3 Market »trevt.
F 01 "" bM s* ll ”* on hand «nd (br .ale by
C— —A-tv FLEMING BUGS
(ahawai seku—
-1 «. B A JAUNKSTOCK k CO.,
oorntr Plrpt Mid Wood fti
“ >• ** ’ s
HOTELS,
WM. C. CONNELLY.
•lAMKB SHANNON, Proprietor.
WILKINS HALL,
BANK KIUIASUH,
J. HQHANDKLMKTIKn
U. B. FRANCIS.
CUILM UCOPIA
'li' '■*% or B««r Hall,
. (’TpcdU £*W Cuilcvt Souse
. yrt> i - vd* - f - .hf Uj-gwt &a J
■ »>-r If*.!’ .:t Uic -Kj IL* Urcrl
' r *,r!.m,l t»Ti»ry ?tJ»er4-:-
■' * r j .-s ?a nr -•; {,« t xn^r.e-i
\ bKN'ITT..
iieunso a io,
;»nT«rr«c»‘9 oo
' : Itjft -jaantj . m, i
it.* ocilTly
-e. Id
The
rf ccr»: u 1 «•
W. A. GILDKNJTONBY 4 CO.'S,
Fmh aL, oppeuit* thrTteatre.
*-; »;> *
INSURANCE ,., ~J3ANiLE&S .AND -BJJOKEBb,
Increase of Cash Capital I aus tip lodoi;. .
TO HA ITT \ MTrriDM nor r ar«i • STOCK AND ' BI W bb 6U EB,
ii ALt r " MlhlilUiM OULLARb!. ojict, Ho. OS Fourth Wood, ..
*TSi IRSUBAJiCK COJIFAK Y, , TYTOTES, Drafts, Bend«, Hongnses, and Loans en coll*
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819 V ■ leral l' n * 3 “ t , iatad - Stock* fought and sold on eom
* V p . . n irp mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Cub Cttpltni, ... -- - - 9500,000. ! Co paid to th. P ureh«« and of
TH® THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAI. STATEMENT of tlie* All communications attented to nromDtlv -
Assets of the jBTNA INSURANCE CvUi’ANY.of Uart-
ford»as furnished pp-pnry on the l»t of January, HfiS,
under oath.
Beal Batata, unincumbered. $ 16, f;
Seventy-two Mortgage Beads (> nnd 7 cent. pay
able semi-sun uaUy -
Debie due the Company, eecur*-d by ruortga^p...
Bills Receivable, weli r:ecur>*d. jipyhb l *- h: Bs ok
Railroad Btocks in Conn**cU'ui
Banh Stocks in the city c:' liHrttnri
BojJn Stocks In New York city
Cash on hand, ia Bank, and in hands of Agt-nis
and others
$::3,2:s os
Tna amount of liabilities Ju? or no: dur t .> Ountiior other
creditors,—nothing,
adjusted *n<i due, — rocs.
Loaae* adjusted and not due, $148.6LS 82.
Losses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting /or further
proof, $01,267 60.
All other claims against the Company are pr.lnU.9nch
only as printing, Ac.
Agents instructed to take no risk oTer slu,woo.
The amount insured in any city. ie»D or village, depends
upon the character, materia! and cmjtnirt'on of brUMlng-i,
the width of streets, the supply of water an-i condition 0/
the Are department, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies? the
design is to limit the loss by any on>* fi**e to $lO,OOO, or less.
TUO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Btati or OaraaenebT, t Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1886.
Uartftrd county. / *®'
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the AStna Insurance Company, and made oath that the lure
going statement by him subscribed, k true, aooording to
hie beat knowledge and belief
HENRT FOWLKR, Justice of th» Pbsm.
paid by this company for the year 1564 exceed
$760,000, while the premiums received for the same time
far eiceed aay other year, sines the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering Dearly all descriptions vf property, U
flood at this agency, at remunerative rates.
Office, No. 67 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
janU H. B. TEN BYGK, Agent.
ifiTSA ISSUItANi K (OMPAK?,
OP HARTFORD VOSS
O&ARriium,
PAID UP
OMh Capital 9500,000
CMh Surplus, on Ist JjunJaAi, 1566 91473,873
Tins Gipital Stock and Surplus is securely iuveoted for
the beuetit of a!l policyholders. Aa &u efiJence of
the claims we have to public confidence, aud of Its ability
to pay losses promptly, we state a fact, that Uu receipts,
vary from $126,000 to $160,000 per month. iu» badness is
large and well distributed, and In our opioion no Company
in the United States utlordd better indemnity to polity
holders than the ißtna They continue to mhke iniuranee*
on property in town and country, at rates us low as ie con
sistent with aai'ety to the policy holder.
11. B. TEN KYCK,
Office, North-west corner Fifth and Wood streets,
Pittsburgh. apkO:ly
DE LA \V A It E
MUTUAL SAFETY IHSOBAFCK CUKPAHY
OFFICE ia the North R- x'm of the Exchange, on
street, PHILADELPHIA.
MAitliiiJ INSURANCES.
On Vsssxu, I
Caiao, > Tc. all part* of the World,
f aim at*. j
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by rivers, canals, I a mu Uad oarrkxe*
all parts of the Cnion.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
Qo stores, dwelling hoaces.Ac.
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY, November 7, 1365.
Bonds and Mortgagee 00
State of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loans, 131,663 42
Stocks in banks, rail roads and insurances com-
—■ 7 * —“* ——i.uui-
P*n»s .. .. .. 24,012 20
Bills receivable— „ 160 825 94
Cash on hand _ ip,t/7l 30
Balances in the band* of Ageur? and premiums
on Marino Policies recently Issued 121 707 67
BobacrtptionNotes...... !_ 00
niMC?oa«
Wm. Martin,
Joseph H. Seal,
Edmund A Bonder,
John O. Darla,
Robert Burton,
John A Penroee,
George G. Ixdper,
Edward Darlington,
H Jones Brooke,
J. G.Johnson,
James a iland,
Theopllus Paulding,
James B. M'Fariend,
W C. Ludwig,
Dp. U M. Htuioa,
llagh CrsJijj
Bp«nr*r M’llYnln,
Ch&rleH Kelly,
Sajnael E-Siol&s,
Dt'nry Sloau,
Jatnait Trftqa&ir,
Wq, Byre, Jr.,
Josbya L. Price,
Jf.ca-sTpoai*t)t
J'-hii B. Sftnplrt,
Ct.ajiee & haJTrr,
J T Lo«*d. Pittsburgh,
BTC Morgan, i,-.
VI AKll.»,president.
. TiiCJi.C. HAND, Vk« President
JOSITB W.OOWAB, Seo’y. rrr-raeni
I* A Mal l feißl A, Ajfsct,
No. 06 VA»-*r Pi: i e t/urnli
•SPb# Franslin F!ri Insurant* ComnauT
Of J’hibxie&huL, /v*,uyK a ~,.j T
DIRECTOE£~-<3&»rlei (v. Uinctcr, Ibojutvi U %r'. IpM*.
Simanl Omni. J> r-b iL SejiS, « K ctn
•rd», Moblor*l D. L«»U, UoJpoi i Win, tou c. brcoi,.
Harris p.a«r».n Cats >• IY-r.'bt.-
CILAJI 0 biUCiIR,
aOoatinu. unixi,™ , vtrJ
propartj, lu wvli exui-pe), ...
M w* with wcurltj
Tfcn Onrapntj h*T* * Ur,-- Cco:ir,j«Li! ?ue
which, with ttMr capita! and txSc.lt 6
fc>r-J tmpl* tr> th<* ms ansi. '
Th» A £tvXo of the Cotr p»« r‘ on J#r n»•y
IUhM lo kD A
Mortal**.
lie*! R*t*t«
Taajwrarj Loan*
PtOCjL*...
C**h, A.-
■r AwciLlv. « S '
t*) 9
Total •: i‘ l- > ; i
filDfe tholi a ''■ » r-ru ■ v< .’ tr{
tb3J barn paid up-warj of vn<* ». ¥■ >: U-jr- j* • ' v •
a*nd taUan, Lanae* by 3 r », iber-; r » ixivu .« ; v
*dTanta£e»o( iofuratioti, tr w<- ; <t* r. w ..* r atij'lij-
Udn tc-raaet with pn-tDi-toew a;;
J UARM.NKh f- r i-LN. Ag-ui.
•f*4l CrfQee, north «*tai c..; U *.-u xad -*u
THE VSIIT E L) STATE!,
LIFE INSURANCE,
annuity and trust company,
piih.adei.puia.
CHARTERED APRIL BCTH, 16.10
CHARTER PKRI'KTUU.
CAPITAL $250,000.
OffUty S K Corner of T\%rd ar.i CKsst".±:
Street 4, I 'KtLxdtlp hi a
Qflot ti ff Hit ffovit ci PKxlad -I pAi-i •
Dtafer^u-d
-Bu*ph»n It Crawford, P.ul R ilnMarJ
Ambrose W. Thompson, Luwrvtut J^bn-->u
Benjamin W TinsUj. i,r- M’ L!-nt»
J*f«b L. Horvnop, t'-vrr»on,
William M. Godwin, William M’Kar
President— Stephen 1L Ora* ford.
Vice President— Ambrose W.Thompson.
JfedicoJ Examiner, /'iluiocrpA—James 11. Willson M L‘
Allegheny City— R. D Howry, M. D.
GKO. B ARNOLD, At(«Dt,
J?“V : T No. 74 Fourth street. Pituhortfh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
COILNKK OF FOURTH AND tMITHFIELD BTKEBT.4
Authorised Capital, 930u.000.
TNBURK BUILDINGS an ! probity U»« „r
JL Jwnsgf by Fire, and the perils . f ih* j bl(iu j
NiTlgatJon and Traa«port*ln-ii.
DlßlOTnan.
UoJj r>:tmuo,
Kenu»*Jy T. Prto&J.
1 Urtcr H(tvu!.
ii-*-t** H
A A Carrt.T,
W f*. II *r*o,
1' fc-IVk.
u 11
Uoo. WM ¥ JOHNSTON,
BUDY J’ATTKKtfON, Vi, e i
A. A Ciaiutß, Secretary »uJ Tre&iurrr
Wm F, Johnston,
W M’Clintock.
D- M Long,
A J Jones,
Jacob Painter,
famee 8. Negley,
Wade ll*uj ptou.
« 5. Caaiuba, Secietnry. dr'-i-fim
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
B. MILLKR, PrttuUiti. |¥. M. UOUIHJN, SrJretarv
CAPITAL, 8300,000,
\lT i yjl?i ar# ‘ RtlMtaUklndfl of risks,HUß and WA
Tf RINK. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid. J
A HomelostitutioD,managed by Duictors who are well
Known In the community,and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they hareaunmed, asofferlng the beet protection to thoee
who desire to be Insured.
Wreeton.—R.Miller, Jr.,O.W. Rlcketaon, J. W. Duller.
N. Holmes, Jr., W. ll. Smith, 0. Ihmsen, George W. Jackson,
Win. M. Lyon, James Uppeneott, George Darste. James Me
A uley, Alexander Nlmlck, Thomas Bcott.
n Offlee, No. 02 Water street, (Warehouaeof Bpang A
(K,o»«Utr«.) Pitteborgh. „0t24:1t
JOHN IiITTLIC, Jr., Agiul,
„ Na *4Ol UaaaTr £raitr.
11 Uolm- ttEC,aVBB Mlow.us ~ry choice .«►
bIaNDIW. nock.
Sf““ C«H floe,) Lisbon.
Otnrd Dupuy i 00. (super )
* 00. Jemelos,
B “ w * o ' Bents Crus
GIN
WINK&
Barela) Madeira, Boraat.
* °° • td “*' r » k°ddon Cordial,
Eaei India Madeira, Bobnapp*.
IsOiS fIT'WDRIPH
jlutherford'a Scotch Ale,
TsThu 10 do lUrcUy’s London Porlcr
Cooking S" r;Br “° J? '
J» 0 “:-
do Sardlnea,
Bt. Julian Claret, j Mooba and Jara,
Jrj, I Tonne Ilya, ani Black Tea.
n . Bwoat, Bngllsh lirooßon Chee*»,
Ufiamp«gTje», Impcrivd ll*vhd» Clgaxe, c
snchof.5 nch0f . various brands,
Vemney, 'Old MuDonrfHheu Whuky. c
Hald«,eek, aj, sra d4.
Together v w]Ut olht-r *rtj&iefl connected with th
publ dm*.
WIG manufactory.
MRS. RENTER,
Sxm doon fro*n tht Aqueduct, opposite CbUectvr't Ofics,
ALL SO II IN T CITT,
T 8 PREPARED TO FIL.' OKDKRo FOR WIGS, and all
X kinds of
Oruamiat&l Hair Work.
Th* b*st qua ity of material li furnished. and entire
satis faction puaranteod. njrl».-d*wlv
Altx&ndir W. Foiur.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT law, ud boLii'i
TOB IN Cuanceht, Agent tor procuring Bounty LsuJr
and Pensions, and for the Collection of Claim* is Grant
Britain and Ireland.
Collection* mads Ifi thin and adjoining Counties; Es*
tales of decedent* nettled; Real £*tate bought, sold or
leased, and rent* collected. Money* Invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Offlr* on FOURTH street, a fuw door* above Smithfieli.
Pitiabnrgh, March 28, 1866—j mh2B;d*w ]
_ A. W• Foit<r (
NUTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the ?ta:es of
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
N# JTjork, Mtetiiffazi, lowa, California and Virginia.
J®* -Deeds drawn, and acknowledgment* and yroofe
taken for reoord or use in any of the above named Stet#*,
Lllinoi*. Mississippi and Rhode Island
Pittsburgh, Maroh 28, i
VAAI KHEfI I —A Cottage House In Allegheny for sale.
Price $7OO.
A Brick House and Lot for |7&q.
A small Frame House and Loi on M'unt Washington
for $460. m
Small Farm* in Ohio and Virginia for sal* on easy term*,
bj fjjUl a- OCTHBERT * SO'S. 140 ThlrJ rt.
W«. a. WlU.lAai3 JJB H v'VA?
Wm. H. William, i bolf*
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKEHS,
A’ K Oww TFbtxf and Third ttrteU,
•05* Ail trftnsftCllopg made on liberal turma. Collections
or ni!!,-», Nates, Acu, promptly attended to. j&nSfclw
7,-ii" 17
lcp.rvr 55
t*7.i>lj
oo
OO
M 'COIiiSJBLL* WILLOCK,
BANKERB,
A ND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Note, Gold and Silver
da. Coin. Current and Par Funds received on deposit,
clock* bought and sold on- com mission. Collections niada
at any point In the United .States,
South East cornar of Market and fifth streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
212,50£ 09
AEXHUES, BODGEBS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
COSHES OF FOURTH AND BMTTHFIKLD STRJSSTff,
_»u2Cta Pittsburgh, Pa.
Romml,
FATRICKB A PRIETO,
BINKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Bar* Rewmtd thnr Ofict to the Darner of Ftflhand Wood sU.
piTtflEtmao, pi.
PATRICKS A FIURND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Mid Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
GoUcjtfons made in ail the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current caper, si
t be corner of fm and Wood Streete. flfeba
N. HOLBtEB ft SOB'S,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
EA.T3 kXMOTID rHXTR BAXXCfQ AJTD IXCEASQI OV7IGI JO 80.
Nfj WTO POORS SHOW OLD ST ASP.
HOLMES A 80N8, Bankero and Exchange Brokers,
• and Dealer* in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold. Sli*
rtr and Eifni Notes. Exchange on. the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. ‘
Oolleciions mode in all the cities throughout the United
touted. Deposit* received in par funds or current paper No
e: Market street, between Third and Fourth sta. [JSfrly
TifiaSAN A CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ai- »o Wood Strut, corner of Jharnond AHey.
PWBBDRfIn. PA n
BU\ AND BELL Bank Note and Coin; Discount time
exchange, and promissory note; tasks collections In
ail the principal cities of the Union. Receive deposits on
call anJ on interest, and give their prompt attention tb aIT
other matter* appertainingto a Broker*®business. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand. * mart
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
DKALXB m
■Exchange, Commercial and Bank Hotel.
SIOCK bought and sold on commission. CoUectioiU
can*fnliy attended to.^ on DspoAltT **'
®*“- Sc ' Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M
declfl
HILL ft CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
_ COEHIB or WOOD AND FUTB BTU9SA
OJtllit EXCHANGEon the Eastern Cities constantly for
O dsA*. Time Bills <tf Exchange and Note discounted.—
Gold,SiiTax and Bank Notes, bought and sold. CoUections
made in all the principal cities of the United State. Do
pohits received of Par and Current Funds. {mariTfly
ALiIN XBISXX, KDWABD XLOBAaCI
KRAMER ftRAHM, “*«•
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
BUY AND SELL Gold, silver, and Bank Notes: negotiate
uane on Real Estate or Stock Securities: purchase
Fromiraary Notes and Time Billo, on Efcet and West: buv
and null Bbockfl on Commission. J
Collections made on all points In the Union. [myl
G. E. AE2TOLD ft CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
| '\EALERB in Exchange, Cola, Bank Notes, Bfght and
XJ Time Drafts, Ac. Coliections carefully nr»*rKlCfl ttk
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Unton.
Stocks bough t and sold on commission.
tS»_No. T 4 Fourth bL, next door to BankofPUtsb’g.fseld
Donutse and For«nrn JtxduinecTjicmic Notes, iQotdmd Atiaa-
Bought, Said and. Exchanged, at Che
EXCHANGE AND BANKINQ HOUSE Of
WILLIAM A. HILL ft CO.,
64 WOOD STRUT, PITT2HBMB.
tgjU Interest allowed on time deposits. f janJU
toonnos im. A.cxcoaif.
THOMPSOH BELL ft CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
_ efj'hvrd and Wood struts, Pittsburgh, FU.
THOMAS WOODS,
BROKER,-©
JG2“,4:C 63
xnn dialxb m
ETotus, Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate. 4c»
No. 76 Fourth st., Fittsburyk, Fa.
t lmmloui’t Loan Office* "
\TO. 100 BMITHFIKLD STREET, NEAR FIFTH
11 Mon**y '.•oaaed on Gedd and Silver Watches, gilverwar*
ar.J other valuable articles. aulAdly
CLOTHING.
cL ° T H 1 N G BTORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
i of the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
l *‘.rvet. W hich has won an unbounded popularity under
■*** Dam “ -is THREE BIG DOORS, hare, for the pur
? : f*• ft- ;a'rjn.r more ?pao« for their Immensebiulnen
rs m C’t e.; i,< ihe spacious building 6n the corner of ’
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET
Where they have cow the most '
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
Ann
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Tbit has tver boon offered to the public J
UiU mmonl.ia todr. th.m
ciorafaailties fr-r t *
WHOLESALE TRADE.
»-p | r.p»roU Ip G.icJ« »! rtie
j. 0 if l 5 T E ASTERN P M l C ES!
: ; , h , e; !fctn ic b» u good li «ny m » no
*u it; '.h>' LntoD.
C I'STOM WORK,
** r “* 11X57 ARD t;FOR THI SnORTKST WOTTCI
DUKSS, WALKING AND BUSI
NEBS COATB.
Cor *rr Umtical with ihflfi* of oorccntcmcrs.
i ‘V; '•-'•■'urnr-vt. public tint our fxUlity will nDt ftui l?
0 'nj »!l I.r-lm «o anj b» £»TOrwt with.
■>6~ IH'VT FuKQKT TI]E PLACE—
'\o. 88 Wwoti Street,
(BART BIT’S,) OORHIH Of DIAJ4OND ALUT.
.V 8.-Wc iMr*ou: patrons to ncdersUiod that we h*7*
JK-i.mperuij «ith Lie Ck-tbln# Bosinese cm
L. Jf.tj *tree.. Our attention la Aarousl exclusively to the
mar*3
J '2i l ?lf_ M,<^oBCE T * ca
KiaJl ana WtaUr Goodi
E D 31 OND WATTS,
MERCHANT TAILOR, MO. lit, LIBERTY STREET
l have ocw on hand a UrgustoeJt of Fall and Winter
Orerooutlngs,iif ratirvlr new designs; plash V«st
'.ft , 0, Uu» raopt beau'.tul puturna; French and English
Ot e wry vtyt* and shad* tn the market, aU ot
L I « .11 make i.> t . dor un the moat reasonable terms,
tn l warranted to suit.
«KW SPfUSG OOODsi
I UdT UKOfiiN KD At JOHN McCLOSKEY A 00*8 Whole-
O a*ie Oicthini Warehouse, Mo. 83 Wood street, and corner
<•! Liami-nd alley, the largest and most vorled stock of
gi-t that this celebrated house has «T*r had the pleasure
iuvivmg the attention ofthe public to. These goods have
bweo purchased from first hands, and, conswuenUy. no
aercud profit oo them, which leaves us able toeay that we
and do sell at as small profits as any house la the east*
ern rltiefl. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
• »h.--!e?iale dealers aud country merchants, to general, to 1
u* a call, and examine our eitensive assortment of
UKADI MALE CL*, iHING. It Is almost impossible to
enumerate the quant' > cf immense piles of garments that I
it- l«e ,?»«cn at this It : « establishment; It is sufficient to
my that U has never 1 .t> equalled by the house itaalft
a*rl6::J JOHN McOLOSKKY A CO.
Clothlugl Clothingl "
r j Ml E undersigned respectfully luformajhis friends and tha
A publio that he Is now receiving at bis store, No. IT7 Lib
erty street, a ctroloe assortment of Cloths, Caaglmerea and
Vestings, of the latest and most desirable styles, which he
Is prepared to make to order in tha moat fashionable man
oer at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We nave also on hand alarge and well manufacturedstock
of ready mode Clothing, to which we Invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find it to their
• dranuge to call at 177 Liberty street,before making their
purchases. [marPJ 0 . CONNER.
Haw Clothing Store,
*• s i? TH street, opposite Liberty.
I u *pubscrlber has just opened this new establishment
h °.: h f a on haDd 8 and oholce assort
mont of all arlidos of CLOTHING, whlon be warrantseaual
10 110 Vw RDd wili at the most reasonable dH.
era. The pnbhc are requested to give him a call. r
_ mart:ly B. OPPENHBTMwft
To floußekeapere.
'TITB hare now opened one of the largest stocks of
, W CHINA, GLASS >JUEKN3WAM «u t.Wo foi
houstkeeMre la the city, and Intend selling at Tirv low
prkm. We will sell a handsome set of White Tea War*
“"?“ Un « of Ibrtj-elght nl«aa, for the low price of {s£
Dollar., end el] other Goods to proportion. Oar dock Z
lurg« owing to the dull season Jus; passed we are
mined to work it off .1 low pride.
co e beeuutol ehepee or Wfilte Stone
ul ' l * 110 ■ Ooreiwd leßhes (br Btewed chloken, etoTe” aS?
some very handsome new stylee of Wat«p twpA, " /\ o>
a took of frhite Stone Gold Buid, anduau^£d£^T<Sut
.. . FRENCH CHINA.
T „ L,. RT ° t° ni ’ ‘r' nty dlflor «et ctyloe of French Chine
itoch « Z'Z’n oold Band Du,ner »*<»—»1I of
KUiD ‘ St lMit P« cent, below
n „. , t ?° C ? E VOHNISHINO goods.
Gnr stook of Knives and Forks, Spoons, Walters, Britan*
» iUoirtN o^ 110 8 ° 1 “ r Ijull P*> «“•, i« l»r*e, end we
»■*' 1,1,11 them e: Tory low price!
GLASS WARE.
. ' n K and large etock of Boston and Pitta*
• i<n Jiaee vs are, which we will sell at manulkotaiet's
I
COMMON WARS.
_7 ur Btoc * nf common Teas, Platee, BowU, Dishes, Pitch*
[• md every article suitable for country or city trade, is
to which we Invite the attention of city and country
merchant*, as we whi sail them very iow for
ucutfkee per* and others In want of oaiak China and
Queemovar*' wiii do well by calling at the
CHINA HALL,
fl 2 51 arkft, between 8d and 4th sts.,
*" ' R Wbiti
* BTOHE ‘ i OOM3 ' WAREHOUSES. Ac- TO
■—LavvencmUe —A comfortable Dwelling House
ot nai.. parlor, dining room, kitchen, four bed rcomaAcd
garden and good water.
ALtyheny Oily —A Two Story Brick House, newly p»tnt**d
ana papered, on Roblnaon street, near the canaL Rest $lO
per month, #
a^nn 9^ — A Dwelling House of three rooms, on
} J r ® et t with *Mge yard, well, Ac. Rent, $7 per month.
J!?2??P h ~~ K Ur ? e Story Brick, No. 28 Third
nt |li 6 per year. >‘o*. 81 and 27 Duquesne street; eaoh
hnuw Is two stories, with basement, cellar, yard Ac. Two
Warehouse* on Water street. A large Store-room on
Fourth street. Together with others.
, t 0 S. CUTHBKBT A SON,
l4O Third street.
July magazines—
Godey’s Lady** Book, for July—2o cent* ;
Ballou a Mag&aiue, " *• io u
Yankee Notions, “ »* 12 •*
jfrank N.Y. Journal, 18 “
North Brttiah, for May.
arTJAn'r Ifr J . t^ t roc «jTod by Express. Also, a Urge lot of
r?n>?vn v C t A^^OAL ftnd Miscllaneous BO<sks and BTA
iVr 4t COST, and tro huhbpo. Call at
UUPTKR S BOOK STORE, ST Wood Hrrrt, If you »„■» l 0
J»t . Obeap Library. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS
. nKSCS gSHa'i,"
Edtaitoto
SSS^Rnaa vvi‘n €s*s&£& *9* WB TNTKBBBT
INQ BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED, and w!U be a Cnh..
will be Interesting to all classes of people The btram* '
B OAI DIBJXXO&Yxm contain ■» • -
scrlption of all the Steamboats now afloat on the Western
and Southern waters. The length, model speed power
and tonnage of each, boat, where ami by whom huilUtha
name of tire boat, with the trade she Is lb. Also, the nyy?
of Captains and officers, her age/The Directory
will contain a history of: Steam boats and SteambSating On
tbe Western waters since the application of atenuu also* a
sketch of the first boat built for the Ohio Rlyar. with tha
name of tbs builder, commander and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain wllsi and dcsctity
Uon of all the BTBAHBQAIJia AfTSRB that tan oecnv.
red on the WESTERN toil EOUTHERNWATEM, beaoil
murjlloatratedv with a LIST OP AIL THOSS WHO
HAVE PKRISHBB BY THKIE BUBNINO, SIVKIN9
AND EXPLODING, on the Western and Sonutarn watera.
The Directory ,«m contain, Hava of theiOhio; Jliasteuppl,
saooMi, HUnolu, 4iianaaa, While, Bed, Ouachita, Yazoo,
and other Blears, with the'Towns and dUea laid down, with
correctdistzncea; Also many other Elver and Oommercial
Hama of interest.Vo xha-isas>le at luge. Tin Wot will
contain tho cardaof the .varkos D.fl. Hail Boats, with the
i fade they art fa, «,• »o. The Directory will also contain
a oompieto list of all the responsible Steamboat tisehsed
Officers, their places of residence, Ac. An; the new Steam
host Law, its, requirements, With comments, Showing
wherein.lt baitflu the incoolpelenl officer, and Imam the
cmnjiefenl officer. Ac, Ac., and all the important U. S. Su
premo Court- Steamboat Decisions up to date; the Bates
and importanteommertial'Privneges, Bills of Lading, im
portant Deoißiona at. the various 0. B. Oourta-fa regsrt to
Freighta lost and Damaged, Ain, At; with many other
Ibingß of interest
The Directory will bo illustrated fa the best style am}
printed in the Mst manner. The author has for sU yeara
bean gathering togethersilthe acts end items in regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters on the Western and
Southern Waters, and now intends publishing .them in
boot form. The price of the work trill te put at the low
sum of One Dollar; Ten thousand copies will be issued for
lh@ boatmen; all others desirous of subscribing will have
to do so at Wire, as none will be print*! unless order.od in
adbance. Thin- work fa destined to bay® a rfrtulat&n of
OTer EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, as tha publltiheps are
receiriug large numbers of subscribers, per mail, from ail
parts of the country, daily.' Bbme of the oldest boatmen,
as well ms moalfloientlflb men of the times, ere contributor*
to the Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will bo issued in October, and will b- an
ornament fa Urn parlor sa wail as steamboat. By romltdmr
One Dollar (post paid) yon wjll recetTo a copy of iho above
All communications and lottcra should b» addresssd to
JAJfIES T, LIvOYD A CO,
Postofflce Bnildlng, Cincinnati, Ohio.
jeSifcdawtf
SUPERIOR.
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
THIS PLACis is situated tm the Day of -ShperiPf
Loft Hand Rlrcx, at tto iatd -of-Lake Superior, and
posseasra A BETTER SETE> A BETTER HARBOR, AND
GREATER ADVANTAGES FOR AUOMMKRCIAI, CITY,
than any other point la tb» KoTtiHirest; -and Is equalled la
prospective importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietors have a, Cleary ondisputodand unincum
bered title to the lamiapan Which SUPERIOR-ir laid oaf,
and all purchaears of lota receivffwarraiiTee deeds for the
same,
Superior was laid outdaring the postseason, and already
contains several, hand red inhabitants, a Largo- Hotel a
namher of-fltorea, a-Oommodkroa-Her, with Warehouses,
and lain all respects the -
MOST FLOURISHING NEW TOWN
In the West. The County-Seat, the United States Land
Office and Post Office ate located ham. The Mississippi and
iAke Superior -v
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
now in coarse of construction, connecting with Bt. Paul
terminates at this place. It is also tho Lake termini or all
th® P^j<»tedrailroads to the head of Lake Superior. The
It® 00 Q P*ofid In Jane; alter which, four
linos of Lake Steamera trill nm toßupmlor—one from Chi
cago. two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; all fine
vessels, haring bsan.baUlfixprttriy.&rtfcistrade.’ -
One Steam Daw Mill is now in operation, and the machi
•my for a seopml is now pq-tfta *4r<o Superior, whfch will
be set go worl immediately on Its arrival. '
of the lots hare been appropriated by the pro
prietors to bn sold by the undersigned, to actual settlers on
easy henna, to provide-aifond for extensive public improve •
ments. Liberal appropriations have been made for public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, Ac. Ac..
. In order to correct the Cdarppißfcenfifon l arising from
similarity of tomes. IMa proper to state that “Superior
City, about the title of which a legal coatrovesy exists,
is another and ffiffeten* plaoo, and Is a different township
from Supxbjob. r
of Bokbiqß ire -signed by Thna. ©ark, eur-
Te l° r ; H. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors, aaa.tnsjr hi seen In the principal boteis'of 8L
Paul, Galena, Chicago, Toledo, Boffolo,
and other cities. •
AU persons who wish to purohiasalois, or obtain informa
tion, are requested to apply to Wm. H. Nxwroa, Superior,
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
. 4 WILLIAM H. NEWTON,
„ •Agent and Attorney for Proprietors of Superior.
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Board of Bealth Notice.
INFORMATIuN has been made to the board of Health
that cases ©f cholera occurring outride of the city bavo
been brought wlihin its limits Lx relief. No. doubt Ow
friends.of the rick are prompted by motives of humanity
yet it Is proper they should be that'they subject
themselves to a severe penalty by so doing.
The Legislature passed lawa regulating this matter, In
cases where the disease ia malignant or contagious, In order
that the densely populated city may be protected from any
uraecwraTv scourge, which, when it has gained a footing
scarcely rests So long as Chore remains a aubject for It* re
morseless attack.
The Board of Health aro determined to enforce the law.
If patients seised with cholera, or any malignant or conta
gioire disease, outalde the clQr, most be removed to any of
the Hospital*, persons ctmvwying thorn thither must hare a
permit from toe Board of Health.
The attention of all persons inUreate-J is called to the .
tallowing sections of an act approved April i, ltf>2: I
B*o. fi. That any master, commander, or other pepsoQ I
having charge of any vtase! or meamboat. violadhg anvof
the rules or regulations preseribei by the said Roard of
Haalth, under the provisions of this act, ehaii, upon contie-
by Indictment or prosecution In any court
haring jurisdiction, pay a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, co be recovered and paid Into the treasury of eaid
Beard of Health.
Bm. That whenever the Board of Ilealth shall receive
information that any malignant or contagions disease
(maaaies eacen«l) prevail within any port or place within
theUniiod Stales, tht>j shall make diligent inquiry concern-
Ids tb« came; and WIC shaHappear thattbe disatse prevails
as afortwald, all communication with such infected port or
place shall be subject to such control ana regulations as the
Board or Health may ftom time to time direct, and publish
in one or more newspapers publish«l in the dty of Pitts
boivbj and ihereupon every person or persons, and all
goods, wares and merchandise, beddiog and clothing from
such infected port or place, and hating enterecLapd been
brought into the dty of Pittsburgh contrary to such regu
lations, shall be subject to the game penalties as la provided
lor in the preceding section. r
Tbe penalties of the whole art will be strictly enforced
By order a. c MURDOCH,
Physician to the Board of Health
. _ GEORGE FORTUNE,
jy 23 Health Office.
Practical workb fur mechanics and orunns.
The American MiDer. and Millwright’s Assistant;
The Analytical Chemists Assistant;
The Encyclopedia or ChemUry, practical and theoretical,
by Brooth and Morfit; ’
The Complete Practical Brewer ,
The Builder’s Pocket Companion;
The Prai'ilcal Metal Worker's Assistant, by Byrne •
The Practical Model Calculator, by Bvmo;
The Cabinet Maker’s and Upholsterer s Companion •
Chemistry Applied to Dyeing, by J» 5 . Napier;
Colburn on Locomotive Engines;
of Locomotives, Engineers and Ma
chinists ;
The'"Complete Practical Distiller, by Byrne;
The Dyer and Color Maser's Companion, by Byrne ;
Tbe Dyer’s Instructor, by David Smyib ;
The Practical Dyer and Scourer;
The Practice! Asaayer’s. Miner’s and Engineer's Com
panion ;
The New and Improved Table, by Pat Lyon •
Perfumery; lbs Mwu&cture and U», by Morfit;
The Arts of Tanning and Currying, by Morfit i
The Manual of Klectro-iletallurgy, by Napier •
The Palnter’a, Glider's and Varaisheris Companion;
The Paper Hanger’s Companion ;
The Practical Surveyor’s Guide, by Andrew Duncan ; 1
Overman on Manufacture of Iron;
Rural Chemistry, by Solly j
TempUton on Steam and Steam Engines;
The Turner's Companion;
A Treatise on Box of Instruments and Slide Rule ;
Walker on Eiectrotyplng;
And numerous others, for sale by
. B. T. 0. MORGAN, ‘
aa 8" No-1 street, near Fifth.
I. VI Law Books.
Ail authorise to sell low some valuable Law Books.
10 vala. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvier's Institutes;
Greenllef’s Evidence;
Wharton’s Dlg<*t, last edg
And other Elementary Wcrka^Ao.
. „ GEO. F. GILLMORB,
' P** , at the office of Morning Post.
Rheumatism and neuralgia.—dt. brown
hereby informs the afflicted that his remedy for the
above mentioned diseases is one that will cure. He will
warrant a cure in any case of this kind. This remedy was
never known to fell when properly persevered with.
Many suffer the torture of thispomplalnt for months and
years, when a few months would procure a certain.
and speedy remedy.
Offloe and Private Consulting Rooms, No. 41 DIAMOND
_ - Jegfl
°°p anae6 10 be consulted for thenm-ftpr
SECRET DISEASES. His suoceas in long eluding
nano, ii unaq nailed. The afflicted are Invited to call with
out delay. Peraooe afflloted with Venereal Diseases.
Rhomnatlam. Piles, or Bemlnnl Debility, ehoqld not delay
to get hla Advtw. Letters containing a fee Immediately
answered. • ■
Offloe anil Prlvata Rooms, No. 41 Diamond alley, Hits
borg°- _ Je29
r | 'HAT LAND REGISTER leaned by Thomas Wdods. end
-1. given away to all at 75 Fourth street, describee a neat
variety of Farms, Honsaj and Lota. Tboee wanting hbmes
would do wall to get a Register. On It Is datorlM a few
Bne ClnuntTV H-.M -W’ TROM *g WOODg -
Books jcai beckivkd, « davisos's, ttn«K
neor Fourth otreot— ’ '
Brenlngo with tho Romanlals—Soymonr ■
Hopkins' find of CootroTtrsr, 2 Tola *2.
frlmrfo Trarala In U» Bast, 2 yola; fi
Pilm Kmy—Theiam; The Pastor's Dauahlar. Plain
Thoughts; Horrnons to Children; Greco ol Christ • Tracts
by Dr. Pluxaer.
Old Redstone—new and cheap edition
M
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AQAZISSa AND WLKKI.Y PAPKAIC:
. Ladlea’ Qasstte of Fashion for Attaint •
Graham's Magaain® do
Putnam’s do do
Petarson’i do do
Oodey’s Lady's Book do
Ballou's Monthly do
Tbs Panorama of Life and Literature-
London Dlustrated Nows, last arrival ’
Ail th® Eastern Weeklies for this we «i
For any now Book or Magailne, caU or send to
W. A. <3LLBSNPKNNBT A CO.’S,
Fifth st-* opposite the Theatre.
LADIES’ PASSIONB— '
L&dles Qasette tor August, 20 eenta •
Putnam's Magsslne *do * 20 do
Graham's do do '2O do
4 Qod*£H Lady's Book, (second supply,) 20 cent®;
New York Journal tor August, 18 do
Peterson a Hagaxine, do IT do
Ballon’s do - (saco&d supply,} 10 do
Female Life among the Mormonfl, if;
Star Papers. ...
Kjidairtocker fcr input waff.
old 20 arqr Mon4lW * ’flu bo «old >t ib«
um pnce, m cents per copy, at
jjsa LArmw BooKBTOag, so ruth «t
L
HATS—Tha latgnst and best aasorl
-Amant of Elding Hats errer oderrt In tha city, joat re
raised and for sals at No. »1 Wood street. .
- a °g lB J. WILSON A SON
CASTILE SOAP—OO boxes for sale by
. B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
- cOrnarTTrst end Wood «ts.
»aeE tfI'YLM g]
tools
Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
THE CHEAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD I
Hot a Particle of Morettry io it.
Let tbe afflicted read and poNDEfti-An
lnfatti t Remedy for Scrofula, King f Ifrli, Rbeama
timn, ObattoAio Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustnler
on iha Fade, Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever, CbronloSoro
Byes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement abd
Pain of the Bones and Joists, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Dtieaasf
arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, Imprudence in
Life, or Impurity of the Blood. * “ ‘
A 9“ This great alterative medicine and Purifier of Blood~‘
la now used bn usands of grateful patienttftom ail part
of the United Slates, who testify daily to the remarkabi . ■'
jiarea performed by the greatest of all medicines, ‘♦CAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.” Neuralgia, jlheumatkri
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fr*en
Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of tbe Kidneys, Diseased of the
Throat. Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the vtnr,~
and Joints, ate speedily put to flight by using t£ls greSand
Inestimable remedy. . - 14
For all disuses of the Blood, nothing has yet bees found
to compare with it. It cleanses fce system of all impnrfe
gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidney*
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to Sthmacfi
>tos>y. «4 restores the Consth
tution, enfeebled dfecaco or broken down by thnexceeie*
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladles, It is invariably better thaw all the cos
metics ever used. A few dosee of Carter's Spanish Mixture .
will remove att sallowness of complexion, ffing the roses
mantling to the cheek.giro elasticity tu&mstep, and im---
prove the general health in a remarkable degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard of. J
Kie laTge number of certificates which we havs received
from persona from all parts of the United States, is th» test
eridehoo that there is no humbug about it The ureas,
hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and public men.veU
known to the community, aU add their testimony to tile
wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac.and .
hM d pOTformed Ul car « tMstruly greatest of idl H«Ucln«
None genuine unless signed by BENNETT A RWgwa
Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl street, Richmond, to whomaJl
orders tor supplies and agencies must be addressed.
vn n( pfwsfe/, by FAHNESTOCK, JOSEPH FLEM*
BROS., and by Druggists generally.
Statement' from Canada
~ _ _ . _ . Qnsßro, February 7th, 1854,
Fahrustock <S Q>.— We had the pleasure of
reed ring, this morning, the within certificate of your Ver
mifuge, which will be ver. gratifying to you, as It was seta
voluntarily. Wrfaia, Gentlemen, yonrs, vpry tally,-
_ J. HUB&N A CO.
Ger~lrnun-*ttj little daughter, tour yean old, and nv
son, older, were for a considerable time auffsrinjr ftom
ZVEO'v 1 P tt ӣ* wd bottles of your VennSfoge. of
which I gar.-them tfire. dofta, according to dlroottoM.
and strong, to b,j, la less than three boon th,v nacsfvl ml
to than SWfi # JKDOTRH> WOBM3, some o?Ktao“
dinaij length of ftom twelve to fifteen Inches.
Uavlng experienced eo much of the beneficial effect, ra
your Vermifuge, I feel it ny duty to reoonSd U to th.
public, aa, in my opinion, one of the moot eficadoi tem£
dies against norms ever offered to the public ™
Gentleman, believe metQ ba * -
Yonr much obliged and hnmblo wrvX
Prepared and sold by B. A. A.
corner of Firet and Wood streets.
Bv vTMmo ProeHmatton. C
P?™/* ™»der the hands of Wa B.
aSSJESS
SS SSSPifcs- «25»^SLSSg:
OmiT+a 4« _. T l2 *' Associate Judges, of the same
Ctourte, In and for the County of AUaghenydated tte
toiled Ml U fllKV“ r OUI “ :o “ thotSnTelght
CSoreser.^?, 1 ’ * tT *» ‘o «U Justices of the P»aca.,'
tto bTt£iSH i ?K b 'V f 1116 “Wtjof Allegheny, thaf
rolK «(»!■!£ 111 thelr pW > ! ' r P tlS<ai a. »Hb Uto
bMc^TreniVS 1 '“toiatlona and other retnam
lHthS?hl>, d if tl,oaß thln ßS»bich to their respective offleba, '•
M? li ’tF p,iare to ** done—and also those that m 3
the prisoners that non are or may be In the jail
.“if*, 11 ,“ D i” r m J t»and In Pittsburgh, this fifteenth day of
flfSV 6 " 0 e 0110 lioueand eight hunt
“fifie d ,e y ' fi ’ “ t “ iof the Oommennealth* the'SOr
WM. jgAani: PhJ^
ATTENTION t
*«».*«■ Sojn*
also, Militia or Ypionieen; or Bfcate*JS*S^ 4a i n “ ET 7 •
Ten War« emitted, by SaSS Bttto <*
Warrant torlSO-Acres of Land/ ftta Act of to *
Warrant for euS f CTM > are entitled to a
whole, lWtAws, , UtJ of Jand aswtll make, to the
Utter, an
raMa ' AUSTIN LOOMIS,
Laud Agent, ttf Fourth it,
jTwr tt No. 01 Wood si
J. WILSON A SON.
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medical:
.40. -ST JEO JSEGL 9 gg/t
Pllalj>.
XIU , , siUiij
) HLfc ssssa. ssgras-Ssaasss>
iJPiass^,
. ache, Pains IntoV BWteij'ij!*i*''
»E^fc r )Baok.a&d*Urabe,Fnm(aeQ}Bipuijt#V,'
4c., 4c. Indeed, very f<nr aniitfi/
fIPW\ diseases In which * Pumtlre *fEc' :
• t f"! l ! l ffF ll «fJ6e toliotoscTec^ieJsret^uired.anff
harmless but effectual Cathartic were more.freely naxL.
Nop«wm ?au habit of body pr«'
r voile t bflsidfijv it stan un&atata serious dtiff pftea'rattf'*
«see«s, which bare heap ftitdded by the titoelyniid; /;
PPJg»S^. Th 4 : i? hlflw, J tn«L'«t .
s™f» symptoms, end ‘Hllotls derangement!.
to * we ®® e 07 produce the deep-rested and
WWWBHtfaa.-BWgffr;
£*•“" $ . hHUth ’ “ 4 this ™hM btenpK-'
fe^xl. with] imittr tlut timitai. Aa:
SM.* 1 y ! “* Tltu ?f by Physicians, Profeaonsand
shpvn results rntnassina mvthlne hiuarta
tons® ot Ctymedldhel- 1 Cutes hkre &riof&s?dU?«S 1
SSr,?Sa Uwr> ? t by ptwmtfsSL iz-■
ncrtnj^T* 1 ” “ 4 "«» toteEia tieracpWoocl
S we 1«
suu
character is endorsed by toe * prowsuonai
i : Hon* EDWARD EVERETT Senator of thrfJaltod fetal*:
4?S^ mtilflW>p ’ & *•*- *•■
ABBOTT LAWRENCE. Minister Plan.‘tar VTmrianA - *
‘4 FITZPATRICK, Gathoilo BishojTof Bostoa
I>r. J, R. CHIIrON, Practical Chemist or New Vori ffltv.
endorsed by -vr Wk '»
lion. W. &..HAROY,(Secretary of Stats;
■ WM« B.ABTOR, the richest man In America;
S. LRLAND 4 CO., Proprietore'of the Metropolitan Hotel,
and others.; _ .
Did permit; we coald give many handed certifl
catts from all parts where the PUla have been used, tmtevl*
dance even more ooovin dug than the experts neSbf eminent
public men, is foemdin their effect# upon triah .. , .
There Mils, the result of long inrestigatlon and study,
are offered to the public as the’ best and most complete
which the present state of medical setenee cad afcrd.
JJ e 7 a ° l aI the drugs thwnselTefc?but of
the medldnjti virtneecnly of Vegetableßemedlea extracted
by Chemical, process In n state of purityTSdlomblaad t&'
g«nner in adch a manner as to Insure to& beßtTeaalta.
The eysiom of composition tor medicines has beenfcumi In •
CUeny Poctorai and POls both, to produce a more efficient
remedy thin had hitherto been obtained by anyprooes
The reason li perfectly obvious. While by thaotdfaMeor
every nmdlcine iahordeaed- with sn pr«m tea n
of.TuaTmoniaus andinjut foils qualities,by thVeach indb
vidual virtue only that is desired for the curetireeffa-t Is
present. AU the Inert and obnoxious ijuaUtisaofeacS 11
substance employed are left behind, the curative virtnw:
only being retained. Hence It Is self evident that the effects
should prove a* they haveproved, more purely remedial. v ‘ ;
andtho Piilifa-moropoHerful antidote to dlsearebhantmv- -
ethermediribe known, to the world. „ .
As it la expedfeht that many medfclnea ahoold ' “
be taken under thn counsel of an attending Physician, and
aehe oonld not properly judge of a remedy without know,
icg ite composmtniy l hate supplied'the afearete'Pomol®-' “
by which btnh my Pectoral end Pills a» mads, to the i .
wholebodyof Practitionfira in the DnltedStateffacdßritifllt
American Provinces: there shooldhe anyone
who has not received them, they wfll be forwarded by maU
to ids request •
Of all the -Patent Medidnea that are offered, how few
would be taken ir their composition was known 1 Their
life consists in their mystery. 1 have no mysteries.
The composition of my preparations is laid open to all
men, and oil. who are competent to judge on the subject
freely acknowledge ihslr convictions of their intrinsic
merits. The (aerry Pectoral was pronounced by scientific’
men. to be a wonderful medicine befcra Us effects ware
known. Many eminent Phvßiciana have deolared the samo
thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, and aw
wilting to certify that their anticipations were mow than
jcealixedhy their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence on the internal
viscera to purity the blood and stimulate it Into healthy
action—remove the obstructions of th'e stomach, bowels,
liver, and other prgansof the body, restoring their irregu
lar action to health, and by correcting, wherever they ex
-Ist. such derangements as are the first origin of disease
Prepared b; Dr. JAMES C. A TER, Practical andAna
tyticai Chemist, Lowell, Maep. Price 25 cents per box.
Jlva ooxeflforsl. - -
BoM by a. A FAmTESTOCK t CO, St whol«s»la and
retell, by every Druggist In Pittsburgh, and by all Dealer*
qvarywhew. • ' ' Jefctotew
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ASTHMA AMD CCiOMPTIGH
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BROQQBT HOJtB TO Zti £ DOOB 07 THE
AWONDERm DISCOVERY haa recentiy bean made
by Dr. Cards, of tf Is city, in the treatment of Con*
sumption. Asthma, and all disease* of the Langs.- We ret
ter to M Do. Canm’s Htoxasa, oa Ikeauso Htqxab Vapci
asb CBxaov Btecp. h With this new method, Dr. C. has re
stored many afflicted ones to health, os an evidence of which
be ho* innumerable certificates. Speaking of thO treat*
ment a physician remarks, “ It is evident that
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing. vapor—the m»>
uicinal properties must come In direct contact with tha
whole serial cavities of the lungs, and thus escape the many
and varied change* produced upon them when - Introduced
into toe stomach, and subject to thfi process of digestion. o
The Hygeana Is for sale at all the Druggists throughout the
country.—ivew York Dutchman of January 14.
The Inhaler la worn on the breast, under toe linen, with*
out toe least inconvenience—toe heat.of the body being
sufficient to evaporate too fluid. Hundreds of casw cS
cures, ukb toe following, mlgh’ be named.*
I One package of toe Hygeana haa cored me-of the Asthma
of aix years standing. J. F. JKxshbcbi,
T • P. M. of Dun cannon. Pa.
I am cured of the Asthma of ten years* standing by Dr
Curtis’s Hygeana. Maeoauxi Easton. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Paul, of No. 5 Hammond street, N • Y,, vu cured of
a revere cue of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.
My aster has been oared of a distressing cough cf several
y , ea ” "tsudiog, and deeded to be incurable by the pfayah
clans. She waa cured fo one month, by the llvgeana.
mv H. Qauuxbt, Richmond. Me.
The Rev. Dr. Cheevar, of New York, testifies of our modi*
cine in toe following language :
„ NiW Yoas, Nov. 15, 1E54.
Btus Sib I think highly of Dr. CortlVs Htomm u a
remedy In direajes of the throat and lnnps. Harln* had
Bom. opportunity to testily its cffieacy, X am conflneed
that it re a most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and
the inhaling application to the chest.
« v N v.M^2 r . QELK**?*^* 11 *- 15 the OIUQ Al * and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base Imitations, or
vile and INJURIOUS counterfeits. Shun them as you
would POISON. *
„ & For eAle by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; R.
B. Sellers A CO4 Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City: John
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L. Eaiser, Rochester.
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