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Bummer Arrangement-Change of Time. lOWA, MISSOURI,
THREE DAILY ™ AI Y K |!^ F . D ) r c «]'b«wV.r , KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
* na ruD „ ■ A “ R “ ,r °^ to th
(Tir“;;;;«;<«»<., B*u«m <*» ««*»
k:; £i f'SS. ! hah, ISKM road
-itS A M - & 1 • UU a- m ; , a . ch, W o. .*»
P.M. too- Ul-i " ! "V “ CHICAGO TO
V 2-68 “ 6:41 “ *Ol " • And Trains ruo tb* of Car*.
: 1:20 “ 5:08 “ 3.1 U “ 1 BURLINQTON, 1"”». " lh ™’ uuRUNGTON, QHINCV.
"A-. 3 - 8-16“ 44S " I The Only Direct Route to WAI> KLLO, PORT
- 861 “ 61* “ KEOKUK, Mf>«o*’2gfe BLUPF.M.Md the «a< AU.
...3.30 •• arr 9:46 - B..US “ ÜBS MOLNBg. TO BT.LOOIB, llt/WM
GOING WEST. , ,L ' , i' l ? fl m l lNTON UIOCATCR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
£r}>rfss -W-Jti LN nJoAwvil LK NAPLKH, imd intcrraMiate StaUous on
Leave. w'k'si 4iTm i>d£-Vi, Grt-at Went-rn, and Ohio and MießL-
KßoVcrr.r"'.w-hi A - M «.» - •* :: "ttfSTtk«i»« u». i~»«ohta*o«o u» .rri»»t o
Bartlesville ” £.4.5 „ puo •• Tn tiu.« from tbe Kn»t—avoiding all laying over at auy ol
OooiSS™' lilT V M *? ;; j!',*;! - Burlington (Ully for Southern and Central
Zanesville RIO “ .. uw •• lowftßnd Northern MisHourl-maklng Ihe quickeat *ud
Newark *o* * 1-M A M nioat rtdi»W« route to twich aU the imporunt poiuls weat
Arrive Columbus... 3.HU .}~ x u P »ot> to uke up or o 1 the Uiasbaippi na far *8 Oounail Bluff, with Crow f•J J-
Th« fcipreaß Train going
leare passengers, at T&y'or **- N * ... ’ oU j a-imoo: only. fr, r a Urge portion of th» way, if* IsW with tho ex'. •
Cambridge, Campbells, ’ UIVI , named tjiaiioua. luiL, the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the W
Going W*st will stop onl y !*. 1 . station* where the Mail welln'-OcAed with the mostmodorn Lo,x>moUvesaud ele-?.
The Mail Train will stop at a>i i - hej . 3Lationi3 on Q tktSm
is to be received. or J^| r,r ,J ; L Tiu *,u stop at bII Bta- gg- By thl» routs passenger, are Burs of ma* n<; co ‘
note bolus siren. The tiou., ami arriving at Bt. Louis on advertised time arold,■ 8
Uoub on proper notice "••“<!* KAS x. the relntlous dsiav of Togs enl ics, enJ dHner r» ot n> -
s %j Train, coDnerts nt Columbus tion, as on the by Alton. . n . uo
Ths 10«) A- M hieh l-Br-s Cinrinnetl at 6 A. M. chec *Jirsct throogh from Chicago, anJ
with the frnm the Went on tiic Oolurobus, i*»t|UH I chnrire nny h . .
“1 T l n itaiiroe™“t Sewers olth morning Train, to TiOKEtS by lh.« routs esn be' 1’“^“"' 1 b „
AudlnlianalUG J- j Mt. Vernon, anJ «ilh all the Itailroad UlllCrS in the East, at the 0« « 11
SMi-n’ill. and Indiana Railroad : at Oomprny, comer of Clark and Lake stress, in the U.an.le
'“‘“f El press Train on the Baltimore and UUio Ua ,tJtn«; at the Depot of the Ualenn, R. >'■
Washington, Phil.de,ph,a and Ea.f
"ihaS P. M.Train trill connect at C “ lo “ b h u ’ "^e KIU l!I by g!°HaMMOND, T 8 U p'i.
second Train from Ciucmnnt ; at NeararS with Sandtiaky. deapatch. y K FoLlUtTri
Mansfield and Newark Rmiroad ; a" j . a< '' h Uen’l Bckat Ag 1 !, Chicago.
“vr c.o v b . p-«- -
the 0 A M Train on UtUe Miami R.,.1r-ad, will connect otSee. M the
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M : i": n ' CENTR Als RAIIrKOA D
?lon on th. Baltimore .fid Ohio> IHrtlro.J Paer-m
tf «r« leHViu.; Obicago b)- the Kvouing T.<ilUd> itu,
l-,at*- via Michigan city. Lafayette, lndi&Dapo.i* anJ l i>"
t„u reach Columbus la season to taka line train. and at
Wheeling will take tile Accommodation True for aamte-r.
land sleep there, and resume by Espresa Tram to Haiti
m or,'and Eastern Cities. w£ , t
The 6:16 A. M. Mail Train conma-L* at Bellair with
Trim on ,h. Baltimore and Gldo iUilroad . at
ir»iua to and Iroin Sandu-Ly, an 1 Mt_> en
and Chicago nil Mounwrille . at Ckdamous *.'' b ‘Y,.
for Cincinnati, and with train, for Xeuia, Dayton, Indiana
poll,, and Chicago, mu Dayton and via Einres
v The y 46 \ M Kipross Tr.iln wuiii-i-nJi with tnft^Sxprrf'
Tram from Baltimore, anil err,res '
M., ui eon pacts with tram, going .-a.oth and W^UtrU
1 ng in Cincinnati at 7 P. M. ,
The tl Oil P. '1 Train cnn-ola wini the Ae.-umm"..a.o .
Train from ('innbtirtnn.l. rd-I at Lulumbu. 1 * a..u • *•
ai •: If- A M , dir-rt tor Cm-inoati. X-n.H. IM U-u, UvUnu*
, l.r-vt-ttf T- ’r- lUul-*. Gullit l/'iiw and Chi.
7.Hoe?TUle, June IA _
"C~LKVBLAH D AHD PITTBBORHH
RAILROAD.
Ltavc.
Colombo*
Ne»&rS
ZtOfatill*
Concord
QnilrrUigg
B*llEODt
Arrive Belief
BEM
RAILROADS.
CONNKOTINO %VJTH
STKAMBKB KCL.IPSK AND K.OSALIK, |
VIA lLLfc, AM' ;
Ohio a»d I’*nni) lT»nifc ltaltroad,
VIA ALLIANCE. „
rpilE »D| mo?l n-1M.t.1. rot,:-l'- ,
1 Obte.r'.*<«•* ,
hour* quKtier ibbu th- nri iii.j.ii- ’ne ;
Ihti IWly Train. fntn ft:ift'nrsb l. CIn..»oJ.
Tiir~> Daily ['rami' 1 1 ''' *• . ,
Tima tr ClavalanJ h"Ur*. «"»•.' L Cfb-a.I.
and St. Umi> tblrty-»"«>, bnui*. . s . , . '
Ou and aftrr Moq«li*y. J ' ' 1
tki , t oa l .lllr„a.,»n l '.. |iiN>iT _
The Train! of lb. Oh i. ■ an J IVnoa. Rallr...id 'raytrid P"t»-
A. M »n.l S AM.UJW I _M can
nect at Allium* at A ‘>J A M . 11 A'J A M . and C
Clearland I.»t. AIjJ.D-# « i* A M_ . 11 MAM ,
and 6 3.A P M , c.nn.etlna el H'l .*■" “'t' l ■ ..
“1, tall. at. l Atryn. and m CleTal.nd at 10 -
£r 'ToUd's:f
la the only train U « m h - ■ ‘ r ,. h , t .
throat. ih ; - ” , , n - M ,i t
at.'tl »«’. J
h*U morn-u/. 1 !
lor Wrll-Mll*. UiDDKtiD.; Wi.h U* t.Rin *•**>.
WeiLrtlle a! 4 M P M , ... . v
Ad Areomtncdatl n l r £ >* ’ r Ini
(S™dav« earrpl.-d.l at - I' « «■»»-«« > I
Kxprej* Tram, »rriTin; *n UeTidunl nt - 1 1 •>*
Tr.ion from c-onj-Unj »i *.™iu-r IMF •• , BIEKCASTII.K CULLKU K.
TTHISSV«fe.r bW '- t i . p w! -
TP, Train, iron. CU-arland to ToUdo an 1 n,>■*.-.. run na ; [ rania,
t0. t0 «.:-U.T« *»>*;*, -O . - , rro . Weol . r M lb- >• Norlh Aur, l-a..
M Tra A In: T L £'i« U..0.J *-• « ” A.-ounlan..-, o, pin, and V— ">
u, t K<vfc Island ul y t'U A M. fttii 11 iA' I •>• i-uree. „ ~ .
yor'sl “ » and 11 4., IV M. . ASI.BM T. HOWl**. A«Wa.l IT-!—r
Jorei. w • . . ... j,, „ Kr-. Inland I'.i'Jrox ) . .
m£2iu£;«* t ,, A ; L£# DUFF. *«*■*■>< Pr-.-r -l
w*>•».“•* * ••j.wstuSiu*. <«- >-.»—i *•— -
.0.1 b, th- H"U. I' M Tt.ll, at u ■ UttllfJ Stataa.) Frol»~r ul U.min-rr,.! and utn. ur
cb~W tbrr.n<h u. Clrv.Lnd, and Iharu r- ' s „ HiM, K-l •"J > h ' tar ' ,Y "'
° h ' Ckl ' l FAKK I VlA*** UAMJB U AND CI.EVKTAMI | l“£»aUl'rf‘M.<b-ra.:Wi H-parunrC
T«A1U.0«..... 1 4Jw' * U> ' Tb ‘‘‘V ' ! ' r y'T' r APKb? I Pro“^ol' AC lba Enoch audUtru.au Uu
:; J “ :: o^oi I ".': 1 : % 11S 1 ,t “ l *grcuu.»«cbu m«»„, ,< ,h»
„ r’hi .m tld ml flu lAI " Pprinirfitld la .u 16 dO unrruiiiung ollant.no cl Ihe rio'-ipa u , ,
■&* s •• B u, ifoo :
Jzhszsstt ! ± * P
office of tbia Uuinpauy. " iv emolc.ved by bu«ttn«W meu in adja.-Uo* d-rnng-'l b--k
-door below lL« torotr.
upon— bo decoyed into One r.l Iboao c u,-. Ur b.cd.
areboloA a..ld oul erery few moulbo. an l Ibc.r P“1 u ■• ' r “
tuufrk Uifltructi.'D lb-y r>tij 6nd it H_J:
Joaoptl Wilin'! l'arrl»«« tt.po.Uory.
Jo.rtrll WlllTK, now rarryln* on biin
neat In hit ap-rtoun promiata.
latctv enlmnrfd.) co <be _ana
l .. turnpike, neer tbe Two Mile.TM, i
liun. between PitUburpb BDd UwreD.er, ‘e, u.lt
,n\lt-e tbe public to hit) sU-ck of CARHIAUKH
i’L' All RH Ac And he parJculaily inlcrm- peo'.lemrii
imre/tasrri tbit on- |»r»c* only if made. Fourteen year"
! ; XT >,rl-Dee in the busing, «n»ble« bid to plare before U»f
; natrons the Sam* choir* collection of *
I many years part it has been bin particular deparUuent tc
i from the rariou* and most talented Eastern maou
fa.-u--.-rs The success of bis new system v compUt*—lb*
i economy of hie arrangrmeuts will supply !he U*st and tuo«i
1 fttflhlonatl* manufartvirefl at moderate prxeti
Cnen.-umber-d by l!.-- ex V >x>-r*. wH h t. *
• maim fr decorating
it •* "1 g-x>:la, <0 Unro re-.tu > JOoKI U W 1111 t
: y-MiVll, ou r»ftJy c.ney v tj,y, ut uiubn ■- j '-ben t. • os-'
i 1 , mho. liw |
tin fits. . 1 . , 1
Oarrlapn.rrp.irr.l In Ihr Val roann.r. .mb drrpai
\v It; MANUFACTORY.
I mas. renter,
S.U dMTt fnm thr Aqueduct, tfpmtt Utt OMtcttr'i v^e,
ALLBddI.T an,
J DUHANL'. Fup't. ,
j A CAUtnfK_V..Wt.!Mtt«m-rgh ,
Great Amerioan and U.B. Express & Mail Route.
7 4 MILK!* UP I»f.'‘TSNTK P 4 VEf\
And Two Changes of Cars and Baggage Avoided.
AIR link IIOUTK
tJKTV. f E.l
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS:
CUK A 00, ALTON J ST. LOl IS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago * lllaat«»*ppL
r'tUICAGO Til BT. LOU Id IN 15‘ 4 HiILKS— Trump
( j leave the Illinois Centra! Depet, foot of Water simd- ,
8u Loots Day KrprefP daily, Sunday* excepted, 715 A H.
fit Louis Night Expressdaily,Saturdays exwd.tk-W I M. (
8t Louis Freight d Emigrant daily. Sund. ex-:. b*i-J AW. ,
Baggage checked through to S’ Is"tu
Trams run direct through to Alton, (*259 milcP ) «.lh- ,
out change of car? r T Ugmur*. and rouoerl with tlw ,
Company’* pplendld ► t-amer.® HVvWrr and fi'tni'rr,
running in exclusive r * nnf*tlon " l - i ‘ ' .I r »
from Alton to St. LouK (-•! mil* l * wl'l: is; i■■ -
boats, for speed, convenience arid < lc;3ure. are ur..arpa?'< J
on the Western waters, bnnr fitted up with Uhths and spa
clous Wash-rooms, afforJiug U' pa»w*ugrrs the nj.portu.M y
of removing the dust unavoidable in summer rai.rMd
t-aveling, and reaching Ft Louis refreshed from the vAk-.®
° r To , Sn«4 e and ydxra&a tbi- ia the mopt direct n-ufr,
and passengers dsslinM for Moomington. p.nughM.l,
J Hofesoovillß, NapJeP, and all P< nt« on the , >h.-
Aoori Kansas, Cumberland HuiiTenowsee nvsre, will note
the important Hating in distant, »-*!»« sercnty-lwo rni.es
less to fit. Louis, U.irty-peven less U> BlooiningL.u,
and fifty-eight miles less t* Fpnngfield than by tuy other
Through Ticke.s over this rrutec-an be pro'-urod at the
various K. R 'l'irket utlW* In N.*w 1 orfe, Bostc-n, rhll*al*-j
-phla, Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, Ac., and at all Through
Ticket Offices throughout the htater, and in Chicago at M,e
Oompany’e Office, N». As Dearborn street, opposite ,h« rr
moat Bouse—and at the Depot ot tbs llhu-i«i Central Rail
road, foot of Water street. r» , i« *
EaspoOHlble Baggage Men will aiway? be at the Dej •
the various Hoads gying iuio Chicago, to Chi k
tbrougn to any point deriml ih* u-nt.
H j' D. P.CHBRMKRHORN,
• OeD’l I»aPF«-nger Agei.t^
THB PITTSBURGH AHD COHHELLB'VILLh
!SffflpANY
HAVING mwi- RD arrang-ment with the new aod
beautiful gainer -K' *l.l A N t, run lo .
with their Hoad Wl«*«n Weal NewUm an-1 Oonm*ll*vilte
a noouuce the t.dluWing ehaiise >f wheJule OD kd t
Wednesday, the blth o[ S-piember
The Steamer KuUAN will leave the PUtebur;’. <nd
Oonoeilrrille Killroad OompnnjV Wharf Boat, i:cw Mo
nonirahela Bridge, for West Newtoo, every afternoon at hail
naat 3 o’clock, precisely ; returning, wilt leav* VV«-st .< f v.u-n
at qaarter before », A. arriving at Pittsburgh at noon.
The trains will run as follows : ,
Leare Davidson's Mill, ooe mile below Oonnellurule.
Pint Train, 6 A. M.: Second Train. 1- M.
IWe*>t Newton: First Tram, s JO A. M . .-■ecotid
'T'nvln &16 P- M*
Fare from Pittsburgh to l>tTi'l«in ,: » Mill, sl.<o, iu
<>lndtnff Meal on Steamer.
J»*Stages for Uniontown and Coondi-vllh* will .-oncect
tritn the Trains at Davidson's Mill
»or freight or passage, euquire M the AgeCtb, at t~t‘
Wtalf B— ■> *« l N “" U ' l ‘ “ J ’’Tw .^MR.NKS,
. president ami Superintendent
acpfcti - -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
« ,wii V tmruUGH TRAINS, f'hiladel-
T H^ E !, S TUBM..R.NINB MAH, TRAIN
X phiaend A. and Pltu*-
leases Phil»*l«lpLia for ! ** M r rilVi p Aj?T LIKK
bargh tor , 1 1 ’ l h “*^ 6lp ? or pltJbanlb al 1 P. M„ and Hit.
leaves Philadelphia for IK ‘J y <i>ilK NIGHT KV
aTllAtNuiT..'Pin lBJ«lpW.B fur “ l U - ‘‘
M "*T“. b a'* 1 ’ dll " y '
,bBO o'clock P. “‘‘“f ‘ , Qo ,h with (ho Railroad*
Alien '“a'oa and Chiwgo, 111,
lo and from 8U lkJuiA » . i ..uL-villa, Kyt Terr. liauta,
Xtßokfurt, Uiinaton i ln , L; Cincinnati, Day-
M * db !f n Bcllcfonlnina, Sandusky. Toledo, Clare
ton, Rpldhffn d, _ villa Massillon anj Wooster, Ohio ;
Ckal ik.au(WHO and to MO.UUA
a lao, with “ * aDd CiNcntliATi.
B TtiM't« can b. had to or from aitb.rof tbe abov,
places, M-nt.™ BCC handbllla at the different
Por further the West will Bnd this the
XS & t r .Cd|cu, rout, to
N ' W V ° rk ' ''tT^r
, v . a Agent, Passenger Unes, Pittsburgh.
RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUTE
Carrying the Orest U. State! Kail and Expreie
two pass;
lenKtli from
This Hoad,
Mississippi & t
the imcwt dirr'ct
Trains lean
10 A. M am
niT**r* fi'i
Ohii> auJ Mi- 5 *
Fi. Loain-
' \i is A. M.
i assd, conut-ct
DhUj Liu* o'
Uuun.H*ippi rr
Tr.utis U:.i'
0.. Kart and plni'sn on lh« Ohio r:' rr
hours m .Urn-.,-- f ihr riT«r roulo, by :>us; rhs
“Sc'J.uS'.Hl. bonis. Cairo, I'uhuijns.Sb IW, and .11 Im
portant plac»« by Ihhi routs, can ho ti»l at th- utlkv ~ r '*■'
it k p. .lilt C. 4 P. lUnrondt 111 Pittsburgh, and Ul.L.g.n
C-itrut lU.lhsU to Chicago. fi MA „ IN , p a p- t
J t? 0 -
THE PENNSYLVAN jA
railroad.
'l'llG um:»T CKNTKAL HOUJB.
I r--i.it with Ww!.*rn, Noftb-westfrn «nd SoUlfr
BUW, by » oonunueu* Ridlwnv din-ct. TfalflTWt
U-- ,-„nn-'L- Si Pi-.1-i 'i'-'b with dm!> l.r:--'1 l<>
Ail ijiirla or. th** Rir«irt, ami *t and iiau-
«‘ib iLamar. .o »H port, on Ih, N«tb ; w«twj>
utw; making tb- ia..«l Jurat. amt reM*™**
by »ii»cL FKiiUmi can b* ronrarawl to Mitpom tb
PHILADKI.fIIIA 4 PiTOBDIUIII
yiRJiT CLAir Bwts, hbftitt. Dry UOOd-s l p #r
i In r>or.en.) Far*, Fttstin-rn. A<- 1
*V.\>Nb CIAaS.— Lb-ofc- and S’&tw D«-ry, |
"to, ui~lo.M» U.r.l«.r-, 1-. j lV ’' Y« "-•*»
th-r. " ;->i. A- • •
TtiißD CL AM? \v.tw<, »**'"' = ’ .
ko-I Portia talk.) •)
KOV rvTU CLArtrf —r v ff*t\ Fi*r,. L« r “' '• »i* J > IIK r*.
(VtA, iinia-t*«d.l Ijvrd an 1 i-‘ r l ''•* • ) .......
in snipping i.ool- Im-i any point Wo. P|to*l"
I phia.ba iw.icmlw ••» »* !"•»*•- .
Koilraad - All Own oonngti-! L A <->'•' "I
at minaolpLla Of PHlaburgb, wil. U If .aarl-1
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v k •
,1, X Knriotvu-.lli.fburith. Sbrmgm.i.A II- - n
V.US.A. •> ( M • I. -
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- ••• • .: A o. LtUD<>vil!•*, in liana.
11 H II ‘L^T-'N.
General Fmgtil A/mi I'Mlad-di-bnt.
11. J LOMKAKKT.
mrt Aina.,,., Pa.
| y PREPARE TO FiLL ORi>KKJI MU WIGJ*. «bi *•!
kioU 'orQßuunlal H»lr Work.
Th« bt«l of material «8 furuitdiM, and entire
satisfaction tuaranteed- _ mrl.>divlv
“ * Alexander W • Fomr,
A' TTOKNKY ANI> A r LAW, 0.-
*oa 15 G«un«rt, Apent t. r procuring u!j / l ; Hl *
»0i r-uiMOO.-, auJ irr lit Oolleci.-fl <-l tU:iu» io Os- Bk
1 Britain and Ireland. , c „
ln this and LOULti-s. £*•
t*.-ul
Uk •1, and reut* ~,1' J UiTrßtM -n
c.r ;';er weuritT. Title;* examined and uJc papere i.*»n
• Qh* uii FOURTH etreeU a U* dor.; - hkve ruiithf.eld.
i H!: P .»,or«h. March 2H, tnh2l:d* « l___
A. W. FoiUr,
Xi OTARY PUBLIC, *od Coinurißfi»ouer for tl>* Claire of
|\ TeQD"S e ee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wie. oneiu
hcv, York, Michigan, lowa, California and Virginia.
UST Deeds drawn, and acknowledgmectu and prt--tr
Ufeeu for record or uec in any of the abote named Sutea,
Illinois, UfoiUMifipi and Rb.ale Lalaod.
I’itDdiurtfh. March Uk, Uis£e—jinht&Ldaw 1
FULTON UAIt WORKS.
l' U li » B tt V AS U UACIIISIi BIIOP,
.\axdusky, ohiu.
M'HK eubarriber having moved loto hie new Worlni, re
I L-euUy erected, corner of Water, McDonough anil Shelby
rli-e'e te prepared to contract for end execute ell orient
l.r I’ASSENGKII, IiAGUAUK, I‘UST-OKHCK, IIUUSK
FHEIUUT, PLATFORM, GIIAYKL, li AS B, and ell other
de-oripLone of OAKS.
Also lot STEAM ENGINES of nil alaea, URA HI NO,
RAILROAD CASTINGS of All descrtptione, and all other
wort appertaining to a foundry and Machine Shop
'1 he Foramen of the dilfen-nt departmenta are srlentiß.-
and practical men— mostly from Baatern manuthctoriee
eho teep themaeltee Informed and adopt all valuable mod
t-ro improvement*. " • W&IHKRKLI.
aug2B:tf
UCOK'-E ALBgKT.
BIOKLiOW A COm
(succsssors to b m. bigelow.)
.V* 46 JXamotul Alley, near Wood Urerl, tITTHUVHQI I
—, COACH Kd, CARKUUKB, PU AToN.",
BUUGIKiI, odJ every description ol Fancy
VeLiclcb built to order, and finish*! in b
unhUrf>uMted lor beauty of deeigu,
eleuanoe of finish, skill of workmanuhtp, and durability of
Qatr-r Ittlfl.
*«•* AH work warranted
» > kVoLVkl'uir KEVuLVKRa !' —J uot received, by hi
IV press, direct from the nianufar-
a splendid n»-ortm«nt of Colt's JjjfMffifJ®*" 01 **
iiKJ'KATING I'ldTuLK, four, fire and
six inch barrels, ail of which we will Bn
tit*ll for cash at as low prices as they
ran be bought io the city of New York. Persona going to
Australia and Caliioruia v> ill tmd that they can do belter
by purchaidng their equipage at home, than they can among
strangers —as we give persons a chance to try any of the
nhOTf* Pistols before leaving the city, and In case of a fail
ure we refund the money. BOWN A TKTLKY,
Bt .pl 186 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
NuW IS THE TIMS to secure a good lIuMK Dear good
Schools. It Iswlthin a qnarterot a mile of the Court
House in Washington, Pa n fronting the Pittsburgh road.
There are eight acres of ground improved, with about 100
Frail Treaa, and a good Cottage House of eight rooms,
neatly furnished l» the latsat style. It Is near the resi
iJenor uf John Marshall, Esq. Price $3OOO. Enquire of
hepB THOMAS WOODS, 76 Fourth st.
PuT ASH—10 casks, a pure article, for sale by
eepli lIKNBY H. OOLUfIS.
HOTELS
CITY HOTEL
( LATI BBOWR'jJ, )
Corner of Smlthfleld and Third atraat*,
JOHN P. GLASS, Proprietor.
riTTSBUR QB, PA.
r JMUB i&rpft and oomtnodious House having undergone
JL thorough repair and furnished with new equipment*
thnuurbout. ifi now oo«u for the reception of the traveling
puLlie. FARE $1,25 I*KR DAY. _J«_
Mansion house-
GEORGE A U RENT Z, Proprietor,
vto. 544 LIUBKTY STKKKT, just beside the Raaaenger
Depot Ol the Pennsylvania Kailrord, which makes ll
the most convenient house tn the city for passengers arri
ving bv that road.
The Proprietor kaitm:. at considerable expense, fitted up,
in excellent style, the MANSION HOUSE, would respect
tuby K-licit *nhar*of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid bTAULK ami extensive WAGON YARD,afford
ing ample aronmhivHlation to tr&Telars and teamsters. Hu
.Larder and Ha will be luruislmi with the beat the market
c»n Hlfunl. fabl: ?
Si T ih A IH. HUTI£ L ,
Cbmsr o' iVm an i SI. Clair strc-Ls, PiUslnsrgh. Pa.
rj iJIE ud 1, “Brown’s Hotel,” hating
I lak'-u lhi. j lar.:'' and commodious UOTKL, and hating
retiUed it id inn«;uitscHui style, would respectfully intite
hii mend* and the traveling public to give him a call. Ab-
KU-ed with the convemerj -f ol the boune and hia long es
perieuce in the buaiaw*, he can give entire eatialaction,
anti ill” charge* moderate.
11
WM 0. CONNKLLY.
UOOD IJiTKST HOUSE;,
/ 10RNKK uK UUKRTY AND UUANT STIIKKTB, near
\_y tin- Railroad L efa-L
!v
O WSTOfl>S<
WA VhKLKY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street. between
Chestnut and Walnul, Philadelphia jaulghy
(iASKiLL lIOL'SK,
cokxer or uaix axd a->nn srs., war.rex. o
rl aH K [‘ropr)e:..r tu.fc**ri pleasure tu announcing to the
1 public tlikt this new and elegant Hotel has been opened
a- a house of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
an.l adjoining the office of the Ohio BtageOompany.it offers
inducement* unsurpassed in Warren for lb a accommoda
tion r»l the traveling commuuky.
A share of public patronage i« B Q l^g^YLl
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
STREET. ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA
: 'pAUKKK A LAIKU, proprietor*.
1 jvW-.'.m TKHMs $1.60 PKK HAY.
McMillan uoosfci,
JufIXNTU H'V. FXNAA.
fling unJcreigped having Uteti charge nf the abore
1 uHiued 11,.use, aii-1 retire - at a Urge expense in a
r ml -r'nMe -w well a., .-kg-ml -t,:-. is u..w prepared to re-
MveßUi lr to all Who iu*y
cxivo 1 ei'r JAMES DOWNEY.
VILAMULIM nol’SE. Cl«T4l»nd, Ohio.
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WII.KISS MALI.,
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I OF THE VALLEY OF VIEGIHIA
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CONNECTICUT
... IV 1C MUTUAL LIEE IKBUEANCK COMPANY
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t ,ut ■ urr.v., Ae a Jeaidrrmtum
* r‘ p ‘tiujTifcT April I*. 1864 -
fir,a w, ' ri th«'v, A; ni »l. 1864.
1 .rnmii-h p.-is-l -ill. Mr Hmm ■ mil. xo»iiu»l, lb.
• K,„lTl” 5 <„»:o*io-.r," 'Via, th. piwool.
■£—" «--*„•
11 u,-,r ,«! Ivro. »PP*~«» p^“
b " n » l “ l ! l ,i'~ 1 ii-i‘’U wlmoUl.iDk lU"*
6 I- -urwto H-Upl It «*i •••llt-nUy well
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-•l'T,“,'-y-v-77"1'hK-7' t»'-i- Imp Ly-l by hi. publluhent.
r '“ J' *• * H Franxui* U»*BYI,
.. i; ... , t . f K-n.-M-IiKT lu.Htitute.
Lk. ..HI- \V LLLI AM IIAVKN,
Dru'rr iti ET*^inu«*r , i aialiooory,
, Mirk.-t '••■rnrr <■(
l \ l«tU h.-> l 1 ; - 1 '. L '. U
j . i ••• • Uoutm-i
r-j » :»:«■ N" Moi .
liml Uti-s-3 Uf*cn and black Puts,
’■j Tobarc... favorit* brands,
kso ivpper ,
boxes Pimento.
2.S S>ox**f Extra Cnffe*; *
100 L-oxert Mould And Dipped Candle";
Zj tv.-xe* HUr Caudles;
100 boxes Knsin Soap;
'ill boxes Yonefla'ed reap ;
•j;, Joten Duch-su*,
Hi joseo Tuba ;
Jiv. rt-auis Wrupl-nm I’bpur ;
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Forwlelv * JOHN aOORUKAP
A .. v , l|tl „ N- i unit 'l Anthracite, ” Msri-
l > Viu
log 1. ns •• U<»'k Il'U, .1 uutnl* ;
l. rtf •• •• Mr.nr.w." do;
•• Mill Cr«-U." do.
.. .. e.-unty; for eale
" . ’ j,)HN MOOKIiEAD
by (-«•, I . i ------
L;- K „. ~.j . juuuiu l-i. .-uv* au.l Lumps;
\ ■' 1.. y -• u 4 r Champlain ,r. r sale by
' .. JOHN MOOKHKAD.
*'• l' ld .
r piiK *Cllia>L KuV ml -dUet b> lb- Chn -Hum
I P;re; bv Charles Di- k*-nr P:u* l % ™nt«, only.
\,. v , n hwr Travelers; In eight d.-jiue; by Uiarlm
In, k'-Dr. 1’ ice l-*4 rent- 1
Lime Lei.- h. and tbo Miner’s Daughter.:; by Charles
Dii Kens. Price I'gb.j <«uU.
VelW.w Ma«k; iu twelve chapter-: lr m Dich«-U3 House
tj. id Words. iTi.-e l-’ j < -uts. n , ,
,-i ? ter Ro?e; tu rteui. chapters. by diaries DkUna.
I’rSril^,»SiMre»l«i»r. 1 ’ r Sril^ , »SiMre»l«i»r. Iron, l>l-k
-•n<‘ Household Word.v Tre e -vnls.
Ballou's M»KHim.\ tor October. pru-e 10 cants,
.!• urual. do d- la do.
K,.r„dol,v » MINKRiOI
lh N.i P.U Mnttlitodd itreet.
I 1 UT^ ! '> ;,l -^ LKU iiKlUvlNu.
I_UU U6U U/ies No l Herring .
boo half boxes Ualloiix bar tin*-'
'dOd boxes do b
dou .{Uarter bx- d. - i
6 dozen Anciu-x i*-»
f> dOten Capers,
5 dozen Oliren.
6 dozen Lobfctere.
Just received and !or sale by iri „„
KKVMLR a ANDERSON,
No. d 9 Wood street.
.M. L. BTirOS>S
Sep7 .
MfLUN huVuLMiU?- A cwmj.lcu MSorimeQt ol *M!
ntry liuols, comprifi-g
Fiuo Freuch Klow«»,
SJo-s, Plunliew, \ i'lTrLr>
Vwltol Picquels, liud.«,
PuLiu Fli-wtTK
plain and ool'ii Straw Chenille Trimniiogri,
Bonuet Frames, B-.'.uei Ribbons,
Kibbcn Ruches, Col'J, Straw and Silk Lacea.
Just r**cei¥»•!. A A HABON k CO,
wpl? - 6 yiltb Ptreet._
J.’iNULliii BKK AliFAfu TK A —lO chests ot lhiB superior
Ti Tea, ut 50 ceuls, ;ust reived at China Tea 8 rre.
nag -& F. It. DKAYu, No. 1 Diamond^
HAVING FOUND TENANTS tor ail the Dwelling
Houses pu*t under our care, we are now prepared to
procure tenants for others. Owners of vacant house? wul
tlnd H to their interest to give us a call, as we have '-any
application for houses. Also, collection of reuts, iu:.urutJ-
C«1 and repairs attended to. C^“r^“ T “y^" 4 . N
sepl 63 Marker _
X T KW” MjVKL, of AUtuoh OF “ALOMI.”—The Hidden
IN Path, by Marion lUrland; just received and lor rale
by laugiaj JOHN S. DAVIBON, d 6 Marketjt^
HAVANA &KG AR3—l have jaat received a splendid lot
of ymuint Havana Seyars Tho*e wUh> gtvJ
hegar can alwayr iblain It at JOS- FLEMING 8,
* ep 4 Corner of Hark«tjrt. and Diamond.
i \lL—3O bbla N B Tanu-r’* Oil for sale by
(J dMiltl, SIAIH A UUNTKK.
JAMES sriANNON, Proprietor.
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Fun- tmr« 'ZL 1v.6. )
. Ihftt duric; Up* t*«ivr niCDtns
y Pntrut I': ali'*, f*D’l Il>' D< l h«*iUlai*
-abinet-SUK. i - ».ni C*rp-B'.-n« •* *u
! »o ne« H «t V~ uliaxiy
x!:. I'k-rr, '• 'tnul, buJ «n »ort» ■•! j
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t,! 1 „ - l'i io«, wi‘i li^n-niuie.
a ,u j v. *:». ’Jirr pim-'-r eirVhi.-J
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fi.r ! r iii us \ 1*
.•.r my «<•> f.»r CEe
o«* .ui*p tur«< anil
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JaV-i I.' !l<•<*
Ont.-ich l'lumes and Tips,
,-ilk llaches,
Tiusel Flowers,
Yulturs Feathers,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
AETNA ISSUKANCK COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819
PAID UP
C„h capital, - 9*00,000. j
mirp TOTRTY-BIXTU ANNUAL BTATKMKNT of the
™SJSnA INSURANT: COMPANY,of Hart
ford, as furnished this agency on the Ist of January 18W,
cinder oath. *i a o ot
Real Estate, unincumbered......... •• $ U3
B<rrcnty-two Mortgage Bonds, 8 and , cent, pay-
Debla due the Company, secured by mortogs... 7,dU If
Bllle IteoeiTable, well secured, payable aURmS... 1!6,3d7 do
Railroad Btocks in Connecticut........ 87,61° 00
Bank Blocks in the city of Hartf0rd................. 14-.890 »
Bank Stocks in New York chy •••■•- 88,060 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and tn handa of Agents
and otburs *' M *
$773,278 63
Th® amount of liabilities du® or not duo to Banks orotfier
oreditora, —nothing.
Lowea adjusted and due,— none.
Losses adjusted and not uuo, $148,518 Ji.
Losses unadjusted and in suipense, waiting for further
Pr AHothe?dli against the Company are email, inch
only as printing. Ac.
Agents lnrtructed to take no ri.k «™ SIO,TOO.
The amount insured in any city, to.n or Tillage, dej*nd«
upon the character, malarial and construction of bu lUngs,
the vridtb of Btreeta, the supply of water and condition of
the Hr* department, and other circumstances.
The amount Insured in Mock, of mildinga rarie.; tha
design i. to limit the I
STiTI or ConMCTIODT, 1 g 3 Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1885. I
PerKMUy°appeared Thomaß A. Alexander, Secretary of
the -Etna Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going atatemant by him subscribed, is true, according to
his best Junta of the Peace.
Lossan paid by thlß Company for the year 1864 exreed
$760,000, while the premiums received lor the name time
far eicewl any other year, sinco the oTganliatlon of the
Pohcimi, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is-
Bued at this agency, at remunerative rateß.
ffl 0^0 - 87 WOtel ’“«• " TKStYOK, Agent.
NOETH WEBTEBN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, PITILAIIKLPiiiA
CHARIER PERPETUAL.
Autliorlx.d Capital, 0300,000,
| i 8810-3 LIABLE POR THE LOSSES OP THE COM
’ill! Sleek Notee, (negotiable form,) »e-u red by Mcrt ' IMOOO
1 gages and Judgments— $lOO,OOO
; in Hills Receivable, Mortgages anJ Judgment
}lood*, kc
Id Oa*U ( Ca-h Aiiself and CisD lUm.“
Total ,Jl>o
H. CA.DWKLL, Fn«M*DL J- G H.VKK. r*< :->»ry
ifirtv, Mfirtiit a oil Tul&ud TriiL.*i‘ortt»‘.i' l **r i ..nr
i»l current ratff
BSrSBEyCK^.
PiTTtfBUEOn.
Graff, A '.'t--,
7.U2, UiDdix?) A O' l
paiui'tUMiu..
M L ilollcwi.ll A Or. , ctirlw r Wrl.-ic.
[1..1.1 3 Ktcwd A Co., C. 11. A 000. AI.U/.L
Hwrrta. 11*> ' Co.. 'V.kod
Uon. M m. l>. Keller. Ola*. A to.,
Cnifb A Co.,
OKOLIGK BINGHAM.
t-J »f> Wati>r I'lltxhurtfi
JunrS M’CuLly ’i Co.
WAP Klticbart,
A A. CAEB-IE&
A. A. CAllKlEll O. BHU.,
P.iurtA atui .SJwtlt faht Itree.'i, l"-~P ,' 1
agents
STATE
BICTOAL FIKE ASD MAK'NX IHB7XABCK CO
or
CAriTSL
GIRARD
FIRS RRD SLARIRK ISBURASOR cuaurAßT
OF rnILA!>D L P HI A •
CAt-HAL $300,0«)0
jKTPIA IBSUHANI K I'Offtl’ANV »
oy UABTyORP. fX'.N.V
paid rr
Cub Capital #500,000
Cub Surplo», oa Irr Jaku «.kt. 1' 6 8473,473
rfUllri (VpiUl Stock and -urjna.- »aur-lv is • <• > r
1 tb«b*oefit oi all pot V-y , A' ao ui
tbi rUImH w* t»*** to pubU- .•c l ,!i.ko«,M'l of w
10 p*t lowi pmupUj. "• ** u 7 ••, r ’' T ** '
vary from $126,000 to IIW.OOv m. nth. Its i*
atvl well di*-tnbut**«l, and to <-ur i l^cii- c n<. >••• w|'» *.
in the Uultnl £l*o* uflords b.-t:-r iu.lrinm») *o {••■»
holder* than the £tca. They ft>n mI- t. make I urn ran.«
on property la town n*l routary. at :/.(•* »o» a* f
» ,tb th ° BTOB. A.- •-
Nortb-wect •:<>rner JOUh and W .K»d *■'•'**o
--stu-bunth. *yxi7
UKLAWAIU „
MUTUAL SATKTY IHBUEAHCE COMPANY
t Nir*th Room of the Kichange, r- 1 o'.
t ) «Wt. rUU.AKEI.rHIA
MiaiNK lNaumscsi 1
On Vbssiu, ) , ~
Canm., VToall p»rtfc'
PIUJCIUTS, I
, INLA.NU INdUEANCK^
• On good* by rlrers, canal*, lake* *nd l*ad to
' all p*rttof ibo Union.
V FIIIB INSURANCE
On m*rehan<lii« generally.
On stores, dwelling hoasrfa.Aa. „ ,
ASSETS Of TllE OOMPASI, ..oT.ob.r .. 1 -'3 ,
: Bond* »nd Mortgages ; »*!.->'-•’ *
1 author Pennpylranla, Philadelphia "Uy, spring
| tfardr*n t Southwark, aud other loan*,.-- lsl.&f-o
I gu>ckM in bank*, rallroadf anJ insur&oeen rom
j
Bill* rfCeiTabl*
Ca*h on band
1 1 Utlinr*fin the handa of *>‘l j r^u.iuun 1 _ „
• I on Marino Polirw* recently t-fuod '
' i Bab*eriptionNotes -
DitvCTOia:
Dr. U M llae’.on,
, I2u*hCr»Ui
Bj»aneer M’livaJo
Charles K-fU;,
S&muel K. Stokos,
Uanry iMoan,
Juu«s Traqualr,
Win Kvr*. Jr.,
Jfwhtt# L. l*ri>'e,
1 JamofTVnount,
1 John B. Sempfe,
Charles Schaffer,
1 J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
! B. T C. Morgan, Jo.
WM MARTIN, President
TH03.0. UA.ND, VW President
Josjpb W.Ooww.Sm't. p . A . MAI)EIIIAtA([ . BI .
mmr \6 No. 96 Water streot, Pittsburgh
Wro. Martin,
Jotu*ph 11 Seal,
Edmund A Rouder,
Jr.bn 0. Darla,
Ilnbert Burton,
John R. Pronto,
Gcs>r,t* 0. Leiper,
Edvard Darlingtoo,
11. Jane* Brooke,
J. Q Johnson,
James C Hand,
Tbeopilux Paulding,
James B M’furland,
W 0. Ludwig,
VuV Fr»Witlin Fire loiurancs Company,
Of Phfl/tilslphiA, Prnnxyloarna.
DIRECTORS— Charles W. Banrker, Thomas Ilart, Tobias
Wazn#r, Samuel UranL, Jacob R. Smith, Qeo. V* . Rich
aMa, Mordecai D. Lewis, AdolphJ K. Boris, Darld 8. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Ones. N. BasCKia, ITtxident.
Onaa Q. Banoxan, Secretani.
Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on ererr
description of property, in town end country, at ratw as low
as are consistent with security. . „ ,
The Company bare iraerred a large Contingent Puna,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely inserted, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company* on January Ist, lßbly as
Ulhcd .gtW.lj lo «n Acl ol Aio-«mbl, t »«r. "' l ‘-
R or i‘
SX" 7 L«n» «
SS*e M^°st
Total 4UUTOB 44
Blnoe their Incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they hare paid upward of One Million Foot Hundred Tboa-
Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording BTtdene*■ of the
advantages of Insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J.QA&DIHKft OOFFIN, Agent,
ftp 34 Office, north-east cor. Wood and Tbunl st*.
THEWITEbVTVTKS
life insurance,
ANNUITY and trust company ,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APHID 88TH, 1860
CHARTER PBRPKTOAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Offhe, P. F Corner of Third and Chestnut
Slreett, Philadelphia.
•ogioen of the Borne Board at Philadelphia-
DIUOTOUB.
Stephen R. Orawtord, r»ul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lae renew Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tlngley, Qeo. M’llenry,
Jacob In Florence, J»me« Deyerenl,
William M. Godwin, William M Kc«.
President —Biephen R. Orawford.
Fice President— Ambrose W. Thompson. „ D
Medicat Examiner, Pittsburgh— Jamee 11. Willeon, M. U
AUeotuny
rnarlTrv No. 74 Tonrthetreet, Pi_tteltunth._
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
OORNBR OP FOURTH AND SMITHFIBLIl BTRBKTB.
Authorised Capital, 8300, OOU.
T NSUB.IS BUILDINGS and other property againet low or
I damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea ead Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. P. Johnston, Body ,
W. M’Ollntoc*, Kennedy T. Friend,
D M Long, I. Grier SpronL
a.J.Jonea, George R. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier*
lames S.NegWy, W. &• U*J en »
Wade Hampton, D. KPork,
Hon.'w^'TjOßNSTtW,
BODY PATTKKSON, Mce President.
A. A. Carbuh, Secretary anil Treasurer.
8- B. Carrier, Assistant Secretary.
We»tem Ininranco Company,
B. MILLSII, Jr., President. | F. M. 90UW)N, »crOar V
CAPITAL, •*OO,OOO.
WlLLinsure against all Simla and
KINK. All losses *m be liberally «4Jn»tad and
promptly paid. t\»»»iwoaßTfbo are wall
A Homelnatltutlon T managedby .
known In the community, and who arc
promptness and llberaUtjr, to , th * £*,ton to those
they hare assumed, as offering the best prow
who desire to be Insured. v . w nntler
Directors. —B.Miller, Jr.,O.W. »“**«»■ J
N. Holmes, Jr., W.H.Smith, o.lhmaen, W. J
Wm. M. Lyon, James Llppencott, George Dars »
Auley, Alexander Nimlck, Thomas Scott. a g D . nir a
Office, No. M Water street, (WarehooeeoMJpaag «
Oo , ops talrs,) Pittsburgh. „
T AM authorised to sell low some yslastts B ‘’ oks '
X 10 tols. P». Reports, by B»rr;
Eoarier’B Institutes;
Greealiefe Evidence;
Whertoo’s Digest, lasted.;
And other Beports, t, GILLaOBa
at tbs office of Homing Post.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
AUSTIH LOOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Offict, No. 01 Fourth zL, abort Wood.
Not Ed, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on colla
torals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warranto bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and Bole of
Copper Stocks.
All communications ittented to promptly
X* u• H I lini n wg**** l " * _
Win. 11. William* *■ Co.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
.V. S. Corner Wood and Third itrteU.
AU transactions made on liberal terms. P 01 )*?, 118
of Hills, Notes, Ac., attended to. janlb:lw^_
ARTHURS, RODGERS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND BMJTHFIELD BTKK&TB,
ftoiOm Pltteburfh, Pa.
E«moTftl«
PATRICKS A IRIEHD,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Earn Remov'd Ihetr Office to the Comer of FifVi end Wocdsti.
PITTS BURCH, PA
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptance*, Gold, SllTer
and Bank NoUa. Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. , ~
Collations made in aU the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, i“
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. _
H. HOLMES A BOHB,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
UATI RIMOVID THUS HANXINO AND EXCRANOI OITId TO 80.
67 mar ret amjarr, pour doors bxlow old stand-
N HOLMES A SONS, Banters and Exchange Brotera,
. aii d Dealers In Notes, Drafts. Acceptances, Gold, Sil-
Ter and B&k Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale. . ...
OullecUons made in aU the cities throughout the United
Htstes. Depoeiu receired In per funds or current pejMr, No.
d 7 Market street, between Third and Foorth sts. Lja3°^y_
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
DKALtt IB
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Hotes.
OToCK bought and sold on commission. Collections
o carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
*Sp-No. Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. al.
Bank.
' HILL ft CO., '
DANKERB AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
CORHSD Of WOOD AND FIPTII STEXJW.
OIUUT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
N sale. Time Bills of Exchange aijd Notiw di*»unted.
Gold, Sliver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collection*
made In all the principal cities of the United Btatw
porit* reemvud of Par and Current Pundß [mar37ly_
IU.IS UAHUI, ICWIBD Eiim, nOBDIOI IBiMD.
KEAMKB & BAHH
BANKERS AND EXC
BDY AND SELL Odd, Silv
Loan? on Estate
Protai«*»ry Notes and Tune i
«q<l nfll Stock* on Commission.
mad* on all point
0. E. A.BHI
bankers and ILXC
DBALfclKfl Id Exchange, Coi
Time Drifts, Ac. Coil*cti<
ao<i remitted to any r>'
Btocfc* bought and sold on
*ju Nn. 74 Fourth at., nexi
TIIOfIAS
WCOMMEECI'
AHD liLALtK 19
Woto*. Bond*, StoelLK, H«ai *«•!
No. lb fourth tl., r\Utbursh, I'a U a6 3
t,. b. caa u i e
ciotmloui’s Loan Office,
K t,» 100 BTB.KET, NJSAB FIFTJ.—
\ 'Moa.r> loaned ou Cold and BUrer Watcbos, BUy«r»are
»o<3 other valuable articles. atii-fcdly
CLOTHI N G BTOREI
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
1 loilV KILLY o f the celebrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
r utree: «Mch h*» «">« »“ unbounded popularity under
*„ u.tn. id ’.he TURKS IIIQ DOORS, hare, for the pnr-
C ( a,., airing more r.paoe for their Immenaabualnaaa,
r.m it el to the .paoi.'Uß building on the corner of
mamo/d ALLEY AND wood STREET,
Where they have no» the moat
SPLENDID STOCK. OF CLOTHS!
.BdSU.uuo
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Th»t bid •‘▼or b<*eQ offered to public.
Their principal object for this remorai, lfl to *lt« them
o'--rr facilities tor thu _
WHOLESALE TRADE.
TL«*v are prepared to sell Good* at the
To Vast eastern prices:
Ael ihey will warrant them to be aeffood a a any nianu*
facture-d in the Union.
ri 1 ct'STOM WORK,
ia mi 823 T sm«,A« cpoii tai sdobtimt aonca.
Tbry bate on hand a lull and beautiful assortment of
l.< rTU? and COATINGS, for
riiOCKS, D&E3B, WALKING AND BDSI-
Ourlaiwt9tawW-nUc*l *Uh vhc*« of our cuitomeni,
• n>l wo a.-'sure th« public that oar fidelity will not fail In
* Imif el! orders wemay l** f*Toml with.
Mir DON'T FOKfiJST TUB PLACE—
BB Wood Street,
(east ride,) oonsEa or diamohd allit.
vi«>«trenur patron#to understand that we ha*e
! no*longeT anY connection with the Clothing Uualnea# on
. Lil«*rt> »trwt. Our attention la deroted oiclOßirely to the
! t{oupe' ebor* designated.
mar'i3
EDMOND WATTS.
Merchant tailor, no. iss
l have ij-.w ou hand a large stock of Fall and Wint*.
(unOn Overcoatings, of entirely new deigns; Ploeh '«**-
it the inont beautiful patterns; French and RngLah
iwiiuerw, of every style and shade In the market, all of
w hich l will make u» order on the most reasonable terms,
Mid warranted to suit. ??*.
NEW BPKIAU GOODS*
T UdT RECKIVKI* AT JOHN iIcCLOSKKY A Co’B Whole
• I sale Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, and corner
cf Diamond alley, the largest and most varied stock of
• ode that thb* celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
*'f iQTiUns the attention of the public to. These goods have
Iwd purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
aet'oud prom on them, which leaves us able to f*? * hm VV
ran aod do sell at as small profits a* any house In the east
ern Cities. Therefore, we respectfully Invite the attention
~f wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
•iv* u- a call, and .-xaiuloe our extensive assortment or
i kkai/y MADE CL IIINQ. It Is almost impossible to
enumerate the quaDt vcl immense piles of garments that
I i, U, be seen at thia Ij i - establishment; it is sufficient to
‘f* 1 """"' ‘“’’“wun^STlSy*^
. 24.012 20
ISV.V-.A v»4
. io, r i
ssir.rfl m
New Clothing Store*
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
I 1 vrk subscriber ha*) just opeued this new establishment,
where h* has always on hand a large and choice assort
ri.Dt of .lUrtiol.. of ObOTUINO, which b« wurrunteequcl
1 • , any in tlii> oily, .nil will .all at the mo.t mmubla prl
-1 r... Tha public »rc requested to giro him » cull.
rn.rMj B. OPPKNILKIMBR.
SUPERIOR* .
Douglas County* Wisconsin
'I'IUB PLACK is situated on the Bay of Superior and
1 Left Band Klver, at the head of kike Superior, and
ww* A BKTTKH SITU, A BETTER HARBOR, AND
Olt RATER ADVANTAGES FOR A COMMERCIAL CIT} ,
than any other point in the North-west; and is equalled in
prospective importance by Chicago only.
* The Proprietors hare a clear, undisputed and unincum
l-ered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR Is laU out,
und all purchasers of 1018 receive warrantee deeds fbr the
S *B*uperior was laid out during the paat season, and already
,^otains several hundred inhabitants, » *
number of Stores, a Commodious Pier, with Warehouses,
.nJ u In ■ l^ r "s uc F t^ l e Kl g inliQ NEW TOWN
m th, Wnt. The County Seut, the Utdled StotM Lnnd
i 'ffioe and Post Office are located here. The Mississippi and
Lake Supl,^°j TKD btaTKS MILITARY ROAD
now in course of construction, connecting with Bt. 1 an .
terminates at this place, li l- also the Lake termini of all
the projected railroads to the head of Lake Superior. The
“Boo” canal will be opened in Jane; after which, four
Hoes of Lake Steamers will run to Superior—one from Chi
raio two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; all nne
rebels, having been built expressly for this trade.
One Steaui Saw Mill is now in operation, and the machi
nery fbr u second is now on the way to Superior, which will
t*. »et to work immediately on its arrival. ,
Coe-half of the lots have been appropriated by the pro- |
prletors to be sold by the uudendgned to
J. a *y terms, to provide a fund for extensive public Improve
ments. Liberal appropriations have been mado for public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, Ac. Ac.
In order to correct the misapprehension arising from
nrnilarity of names, it is proper to state that ‘♦Superior
City ” about the title of which a legal controversy exists,
another and different place, and In a different township
irom SursaJOß. , .
Maps o! ScpasJoß are signed by Thos. Clark, sur
i vrvor and William H- Newton, agent and attorney for
I ■.rt.priciors, and may be seen in the principal hotels of St
I i'„ul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffalo,
i nuJ cities. . , , -
j All persons who wish to purchase lote, or obtain informs-
Uou, are requested to apply to Wu. H. Niwroif, Superior,
I Douglas eoumy, Wisconsin
-c NFORMATION bus been made to the Board of Health
I that of cholera occurring outside of the city have
l.«»n brought within its limits for relief. No doubt the
friends of the sick ure prompted by motive® of humanity,
vet It if> proper they should be Informed that they subject
themselves to a severe penalty by so doing.
The Legislature passed laws regulatlug this matter, in
cases where the disease is malignant or 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 subject for its re
niorseless attack. .
The Board of Health are determined to enforce the law.
If patients seised with cholera, or any maliguant or eoota*
gious disease, outside the city, must be removed to any of
tlie Hospitals, persons conveying them thither must haves
permit from the Board of Health.
The attention of all persons Interested is called to the
following sections of an act approved April 8,18 M:
Sso. fl. That any master, commander, or other person
having charge of any vessel or steamboat, violating any of
the rules or regulations prescribed by the said Board of
Health, under the provisions of this act, shall, upon convio
, tion thereof, by Indictment or prosecution in any court
having jurisdiction, pay a fine not exceeding five hundrtd
dollars, to be recovered and paid into the treasury of said
Board of Health.
fisc. 7. That whenever the Board of Health shall reoelve
inlormation that any malignant or contagions disease
(measles excepted) prevails within any port or place within
the United States, they shall make diligent inquiry concern
ing the same; and If it shall appear that the disease prevails
as aforesaid, all communication with such infected port or
place shall be suhject 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 of Pitts*
burgh; and thereupon every person or persons, and all
goods, Wares and merchandise, bedding and clothing from
such infected port or place, and having entered and been
brought iuto the city of Pittsburgh contrary to such regu
lations, shall be subject to the same penalties as is provided
for in the preceding section.
The penalties ef the whole act will be strictly enforced.
By order. A. 0. UUkOOOQ,
Physician to the Board of Health.
GEORGE FORTUNE,
jy23 Health Office.
.JA3. fl. M’VAY.
CLOTHING.
HESS COATS.
JOHN M’OLOSK:
Ka.Ua.nd Winter Good* l
WILLIAM 11. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Proprietors of Superior
v24:3m
Board of UaaUb Notloa,
RAILWAY HutthE POWERS—One and Two Horse
Powers, with Saws, Threshing Machines, Ao—or the
Powers furnished without machines—adapted for manufac
turing purposes. Call and examine them, at 47 Fifth st.
aepfi JA-MBfl WARDS IP-
OTKAWBERRY PLANTS of the most reliable tested va
lO rietiee for this locality can be supplied In large uuan
ties—47 Fifth street. (sep6) JAMJ£B WARBBOP.
r^* . ■ - . v'f^c'
‘ '.f >/ .*-
MISCELLANEOU s
PROCLAMATION. A
WHBBKAB, In and by the 18th section of the Act oi
the General Assjmbly of Pennsylvania, passed July
3.1, 1839, entitled ‘‘An Act relating to the Elections ax thW
Commonwealth,” it is enjoined on the Sheriff. of every
County to give notice of .such elections to be held, and •nu
merate in acch notice wnat officers are to be elected. In
pursuance thereof, l, WM. M a GILL, Sheriff of thd County
of Allegheny, do therefore make known and give this pub
lic notice to the electors of eaid County of Allegheny, that
- q knkßAXj ELECTION will be held in said County, oo the
BKOOND TUESDAY OB OJEOBKE NEXT, at the several
I viurtlon Districts thereto. ,
K The doctors of the Fitat Ward of the rlty of Pltteborgh
to meet at the house of Mrs. Jane Little, at the corner of
SSJS&. cityof Fittaburgh
S*.' TJ W o“f Pittsburgh
tn meal at the bouse of Andrew McMasters, E-'q
-1 The electors of the Fourth Ward of the city ofJPtttsburgh
tc meet at the Public School House In said Ward.
1 The elector, of the Fifth Ward of the dty of Httabargh
to meet at the Pennsylvania House, occupied by aotl.ib
KaldeL late Alex. Steward, Id said Ward. .
Tke electors of the Blxth Ward of the city < af Pittsburgh
tn meet at the Public School House in said Ward.
The electors of the Seventh Ward of tbe city of Pittsburgh
to meet at the Publio School House in said War-<{•
Tbe electors of tbe Kgbth Ward of ihe city ■ ofPittsborgh
to meet at the Public School House jn said Ward.
The electors of tbe Ninth Ward of tbe cityof Pittsburg
to meet at the Public School Honaa in sold Ward.
The -lectors of the First Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet at the hooae of J. Woodhonte, In Robinson street.
The electors of the Second Ward of the euy of Allegheny
to meet at the house of widow Thompson, north-west corner
of Ohio street and public square. ... .
The electors of the Third Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet at tbe Public School Houso in said Ward.
The eleetoraef the Fourth Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet at the house of T. Smith, at the corner of Kobinson
ftD Thtele*ctoS rfto!* borough of Birmingham to meet at
iha Town Hall on Wlltdns street in said borough.
Ths electors of the borough of East Birmingham to meet
at the Railroad Office of Oliver H. Ormaby, in said tmrouglL
The electors of PuduesneberOUgh to meet at the Public
School Houce of said borough.
The electors of the borough of Lawrenceville to meet at
the Public School House in said borough.
The electors of the borough of Sharpsburgh to meot at
the bouse of John Sharp, in aald borough.
The electors of the borough of McKeesport to meet at the
Town Hall in said hotough. , . ,
Tbe electors of the borough of Soulb Elizabeth to meet at
; tbe house formerly occupied by K. McAninch, at the end <y
I the Monougabela Bridge, in said Borongm
Tbe electors of the borough of West Pittsburgh to meet
at The
ai the Public gchool nouse in sold borough.
Tbe electors of the borough of Tarentom to meet at the
PQ X«" to meat at the
.tetoraofthe borough of Eliaateth to meet Ct thc
'rahOm, formerly occupied by John Walker,
jf thd borough of Sewlekly to meet at the
is said borough ■ , , ,
of Pitt township to meet at the house of eo*
on the Mechanics' and Fanners’ Turnpike
7 wnahip, except the qualified voters residing
4, 7 and 14, of the Bald district, who ebatl
ierat elections in the Ninth Ward of the city
, of Peebles township to m«t at the bouse of
In the Tillage of East Liberty.
, of Collins township to meet at the noure of
IL the village of East Liberty,
of Wilkins township to meet at the boose ot
oa the Greensburg Turnpike ltoad, in paid
The eictors of Plum township to meet at the house of I
Tnhn Ptimmurrlllp. in said town-hip. ..... #1
Tho electors ef Patton township to meet at the houß* of
Abraham Taylor, on the Northern Turnpike, in said town
-8t The electors of Penn township to meet at tho house of
Robert Donaldson.on the Leechburg Bo*d,ln said township.
B Tbf actors of Versailles township to meet at the Public
ftehool Uoose, on the farm of Darid Bhaw, near the white
house formerly occupied by Thomas Neal, now by Wm. A.
“t£ electors of Elisabeth township to meet at the hou.e
of George Webster, formerly occupied by John Walker, In
El township to meet at the honee
t f Michael Snee, formerly occupied by John King, in earn
t °Th??S«tora of Mifflin township to meet at the house M
9.meet Wilson, fbrmerly ocenpied by James H. Neel, m
fla^w > electorfl of tipper 8h Clatr township to meet at the
hooso of Jas Conner, In said township. .
The electors of Loeer Et Clair township to meet at the
house lately kept by V. Bella, at the junction of the Illr
minibam and Coal Hill roads, In said township
The electors of Chartlers township to meet at the house
of William Obey, on the Pittsburgh and BteubenTlUe Turn
** 1 Tha Electors of Robinson township to meet at the hoi
of Sarah Mefarland, formerly Audley McFarlami, in pa
t of Pindley township to meet at the house m
McClelland A. Armer, formerly occupied by J. Charts, la
th« villa e of Clloton, in said township.
The electors of Moon township to meet at School House
No 4ln said township. , . .
The electors of Ohio township to meet at the house of
H*nr«V Thompson, in **id township.
The elector* of Fran Urn township t'* met* at the houee
occupied by Jos. Uoleman, in said township.
The electors of Reserve township to meet at the School
House No. IV, in Raid township.
The electors of Baldwin township to meet at the house of
John Cowan, in «*VI township.
The electors of Snowden township to meet at the bouse
of Peter Borer, in said township.
The electors of South Kaystte township to meet at the
home of H. Hays, on the farm of G. If. Coulter, in said
W Th« b okctora o< North F»yette township to meet nt the
hooee now occupied by Francis JanUrou, at Sodgers Hill.
The*ohactnrs of Ross townsbip to meet at the houte of
Jacob Oolbaugh,on the Franklin Road, in said township.
The electors df Pine township to meet at the house of
Hatch Crummy,in said township.
The electors of fcrCandleas township to meet at the Louse
of Daniel Sboup, In taid townahip.
The electors of West Deer townahip to meet at the house
of Nathan Conley, in said township.
The electors of East Deer townshipjto meet at the Publi
School House, in the borough of Tarvntum.
The doctors of Necillo township to meet at School Home
No 1. (hereafter to be called Chaplin )
Tbo electors of Sewiokley township to meet at the bouse
of Siunnel Ritchie, in said township.
The electors of Indiana townahip to meet at the bouse
formerly occupied by Alex. Turner, in said township.
The electors of Shaler township to meet at John Shaw’s
Mill, in township.
The qualified voters of that part of Indiana township, in
Allegheny county, residing within the following described .
boundaries, to wit; Beginning at a point on the Allegheny
river a* the upper line of the form of John Cable, and ruu- |
nlna’a northerly course, between the farms of said Cable
and John Boyd to the north-east corner of Cable s farm
tbence rannlng a westerly course to the Shaler townsbi 3
such a manner L to embrace all farms or lots
ottuated in Cunningham’s district, and known as the Mj er
tracts, within said boundaries, shall hereafter vote at the |
general election in the borough of gharpaburg, at the ,
election poll of raid borough.
At which time and place the qualified electors as afore
said will by ballot vote for
One person for State Senator, . .
Five persons for members of Assembly of Pennsylvania,
One person fbr Sheriff,
One person for Canal Commissioner,
One person for Protbonotary,
One person for Treasurer,
One parson for County CommissioDor,
One person for Coroner,
One person for Director of Poor,
One person fer Auditor for 3 years.
One person for Auditor for 2 years.
'Given under my band and Beal at Bd day of
September, A. D. 1865, and of independence of the
United States the eightieth. WILLIAM MAG ILL,
eep6ulawte ' -— —
1 100,000 COfiJtßl
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON rrjg. .
I JG&J>TIIK WESTERN WATEKfI. At«D
JjBBIMttsTEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.— ThcWfflfflgSßii
toned h/iTe now In coarm of prapimtion a new
A M BOAT DIRECTORY, which will be issued In October
next the book wiU conUin orer two hundred pages, ll.ne
trnted in the best etyle, and neatly bound in »
dinner IT WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST INTKREST;
INQ BOOKS EVER PUBLISHED, and will be a took that
will be interesting to all classes of people. The STEAM
BOAT DIRECTORY will contain a complete list and d
ecriptlon of all the Steamboats now afloat on tki Yetm
and Boothem waters. The length, model, speed, power
and tonnage of each boat, where and bj whom built, the
name of the toot, with the iride ehelsln. Alto, the names
of Captains and offleera, her age, AC-, *O. The D,r*ctor7
will contain a history of Steam boats and Steam boating on
the Western waters since, the application of steam : “' B “i “
sketch of the first boat built lor the Ohio Riser, with the
name of the builder, commander and owner.
The RIYKR DIRECTORY will contain a list and descrip
tion of all the STEAMBOAT DISASTERS that have occur
red* cm the WESTERN end f?WHERN WATRM toautP
fully Illustrated, with e LIST OP ALL THOSE WUU
HAVE PERISHED BY THEIR BURNING, SINRpG
AND EXPLODING, on the Western end Bontbern waters.
The Directory wiU contain Maps of the OWo.
Mliwouri Illinois, Arkansas, while, Bed, Qnachlta, Yazoo,
end other Rivers, with the Tow ns and Cities
correct dlitxnces; also many other-Wver
Items of Interest to the people at large. The Itok wil
contain the cards of the various U. 8. Mail Boats, wlth ths
Sule they are In, Ac., Ac. Die Directory will also contain,
a complete list of all the responsible Btaamtoat Ltensed
, officers, their places of residence, Ac, tbe new Steam
1 boat Law, Its requirements, with comments, showing
wherein It btntft* the incomfdat officer, and utmrei tta>:
competent <#«r, An, Ac., and all the Important U. S. Su-,
preme Court Steamboat Decisions np to date: the Ratos
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills of lAdinfe, im
' portent Decisions of the various D. 8. Courts In regard to
| freights Lost and Damaged, Ac., Ac.; with many other
things of Interest. . . , *
The Directory will be illustrated in th» best style ana
; printed in the best manner. The author has for six yeara
been gathering together all the facta and items In regard to
the numerous steamboat disasters on the Western and
Southern watere, and now Intends publishing them in
book form. Tbe prloe of the work will be put at the low
sum of One Dollar. Tan thousand copies will be Issued for
the boatmen; all others desirous of subscribing will have
to do so at once, as none will be prlnb-d unless ordered in
adbance. This work is destined to have ft circulation of
over EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, as the publishers ere
receiving large numbers of subscribers, per mail, from all
parts of the country, daily. Some of the oldest boatmen,
as well as most scientific men of the times, are contributors
to the Steamboat Directory.
The Directory will be issued In October, and will be an
omameot to tbe parlor as well as steamboat. By remitting
One Dollar (post paid) you will receive a copy of tbe aboye
All communications and letters should be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD A 00.,
Postottce Bnildlng, Cincinnati, Ohio.
|e29;dAWtf
JOlia I*lTTli
No. aoi ui
HAS JUST RKCKTVJSD t
tides
BRANDIES.
Gente Brandy, (very fine,)
Otard Dupuy A 00. (super.)
Marrett A 00. Jamaica,
Baierac. Santa Crui.
WINES. a IN
Sarcial Madeira, Boguet,
Howard, Match A 00., Mad“ra London Cordial,
East India Madeira, j Schnapps.
Table do SUNDRIES
Amontillado Bherry, j Rutherford's Sootch Aie,
MansanlUo do ' Barclay’s London Porter,
Table do | Wild Cherry Brandy,
, Cooking do i Absinthe,
| Beeswing Port, ■ Anlsethe,
I Pure Juice do j Curaooa,
Ordinary do Sardines,
St. JuMen Claret, I Mocha and Java,
Malaga Dry, i Young Ilya, and Black Teas,
Do Sweet, I English Bronson Cheese,
Champagnes, i Imported Havana Cigars, ot
Anchor, ! various brands,
Verseney, Old Monongahela Whisky, or
Heideseck, , Ml grades.
Together iwith all other articles connected
business. T -
riIHAT LAND KKQISTKK tattml by
I gifon away to .11 at 75 Fourth h£nc.
variety of Farms, Houses and 7l ll^ a r }- w rHbed a few
would do well to get a Ou A p WOODS
Applet— go
t#p3A
' ' ... |
4 vaw tfagittur . f
jgHto. j o<4; ff't inf* if ail
W ffin 45* Dist-ues, Costfreurw, Indigestion,
j OjfMMjffly Otondice, Dropsy,Rheumatism, ffo*
/ nHVI vers. Gout, Ilumors, Nervousness, t
f -JPKSWf IrritaMiUy, Inflammations j3*ad
ache, Pains in the Brets*, ftidt,
ifmli Back Limbs, Female Complaints ,
Ac., Ad. Indeed, very few ere tie
diseases in which a Purgative UedJ*
BB£3SESmSS& Ana is not room or less required,and
much sickness anil snffertag migtt > presgited, tf a
. , . Vinf /sfTw'tnal Cathartic, were more freely used.
can rSf well while a raoatic habit of body pre
vSteTbMMM, It soon generates ««to|is and CRen &W
diseases, which might have ton aeoidw by tbe snd
judicious use of a good purgative, fww ls ausa true oi
Colds, Feverish symptoms, and Bilious
They all tend to become or produce tbe deep-*eatcd and
formidable distempers which load the hearses aJi ow the
land. Hence a reliable family physic toot tip &nt la
portance to the public health, and this PHI has been per
fected with consummate skill, to meet that demand. An
extensive trial of 1U virtues by Physicians,
Patients*has shown results Burpansing anything nttnerto
known of any medicine. Cures have been effected beyond
belief, were they not substantiated by persona of snch ex
alted positions and character as to forbid the suspicion of
U *Among the eminent gentlemen who have testified in
favor of these Pills, we may mention— w
Doct A. A. HAVES, Analytical Chemist of Boston* and
BUte Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high professional
character is rudOfseil by the
Hon EDWARD BVBRETT, Senator of the United States.
ROBERT C. WINTHBOP, Ex Speaker of tho House of
Minister Plem to England.
fJOHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston
**Hr. J. R. CHILTON, Practical Chemist of New York City,
endorsed by „ . . .
Hon. W. L. MABCY, Secretary of State;
WM. B. A3TOB, the richest man in America;
g. LELAND A CO., Proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel,
and others. , , ,
Dill space permit, we could give many hundred oerHß- -
cates from nil ports where the Pills have been used, but evi
dence even more convincing than the expenencp of eminent
nubile men, is. lb and in their effects upon trial.
r These result of long investigation and study,
are offered 10 the public as the best and most complete
which the present state of medical science can afford.
They are compounded not of the drugs themselves, but of
the medicinal vixtuesonlyof Vegetable Remedies extracted
bv Chemical process in a slate of purity, and combined tm
ffiiber in such a manner as to lm-ure the beet results.
The system of composition for medicines has been found in
Cherry Pectoral and PUls loth, to produce a mere efficient
remedy than had hitherto been obtained by any process.
The reason te perfectly obvious. While by the old mode of
composition, every medicine ia burdened wilh more or lea
or acrimonious and Injurious qualiues, by this each indJ- .
vldual virtue only that Is desired for the curative effect Is *, .
nresent AU the Inert and obnoxious qualities of each
substance employed aw left behind, the enrative vlrtuea
ob£ being retained. Hence It is self evident that the effect*
should prove as they have proved, more purely remedial,
and the Pills a more powerful antidote to disease than any
other medicine known to the world.
As it ia frequently expedient that manv medicines should
be taken under the counsel of an attending v *iclan,and
a* he could not properly judge of a remedy without .
lag its composition, I have supplied the accurate V o ™ l ®}®
bv which both my Pectoral and l ills are made, to the
body of Practitioners in the United States and British •
American Provinces. If, however, there sboold be| any one
who has not received them, they will be forwarded by mail
Patent Medicines that are offered, howfsw
would be taken l* their composition was known! Their r
life consists in their mystery. I have no mysteries.
The composition of my preparations is laid open to all i
men. and al! who are competent to judge on the subject ,
freely acknowledge their convictions of their totrinrio [
merite- The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by Bcientific >
men to be a wonderful medicine before Its effects were ;
known Many eminent Physicians have declared the same « -
thin* of my Pills, and even more confidently, and are 4 1
willing to certify that their antidpations were more than
realised by their effeots upon trial. {?> V ■ •-
They operate by their powerful influence on the iftienml to-,
viscera topurify the blood and stimulate It Into healthy ft:,
action—remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, f 1
liver. other organs of the body, restoring Lheir irregu
lar action to health, and by correcting, wherever they ex
ist. snch derangements as are the first origin of disease.
Prepared by Dr. JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents per box-
b! A.'FAHNESTOCK 4 CO., at wholesale and
retail, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
iverywbere. jrtUmaUw
ASTHMA AMD MSUUPTP
HEWASDVE U I ft-OSDBBPVI I
£, Jr., Agant,
sett Strut,
le following very choice »rt
,1. tor nto by HfiNEX jl (JOUIJIB.
'VH' jßfiv 9<98
PlLjurv.
IN HALATIO
roa tbi cues op
H’SorEANA
BROUGHT HOME TO TH £ 8008 07 THE U.LLIOI3
AWONDRRFDL DISCOVERY has rerantlp been mid*
by Dr. Curtifl, of U ia city, in the treatment of Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lange. We re
fer to •• Bn. Cubti.'s IIToaAKA, or Ihbildhi Atoms Vapor
aim CniRM Syrup.” With this new method, Dr. a bos re
stored many aaioted ones to health, as an evideneeof which
be baa innumerable certificates- Speaking of the treat
ment a physician remarks, “ It ta evident that inhaling—
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor—the hie*
didcal properties miifll come in direct contact with the
whole serial cavities of the lungs, and thus escape themany
and varied changes produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach, and object to the process Of digestion.
The Uygearta is for Rale at all the Druggists throughout the
country.— Sea lork Dutchman of January 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under ibolinen, with
out the least inconvenient©—the heat of the body being
sufficient to evaporate the Quid. Hundreds of cases of
cures, like the following, might be named:
One package of the Uygeana has cured me of the Asthma
of six years standing* J. F« KsesbUbt,
or ax years sumacs p M of DlJllC annon, Pa.
I sm cured of the Asthma of ion years- standing by Dr.
Curtis’s Hyzesua. MiEQABIT Eastou, Biroitlyu, N. Y.
Mrs. Paul, of No. 6 Hammond street, N- Y-, was cured Of
a seTere ca»eof Bronchitia by the Hygeana. ,
My tie ter has been cured of a distressing cough cfpeveral
reare* standing, and decided to be incurable by the physi
cians. She was cured In one month, by theHygeana.
j. a. Gauturt, Richmond, file.
The Rev. Dr. Cbeever, of New York, testifies of our medi
cine in the following y oaKf Hof . 16,1854.
Daaa to-I think highly of Dr. Curtis's Hygeaua as a
remedy in diseases of the throat and lungs. Having had
some opportunity to testify its efficacy, I am convinced
that It is a most «xpellent medicine, both the Syrup and
the inhaling application to the chest- , rtVIV
If, B—Dr. Curtis’s Hygeana is the ORIQIhAIi and
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base imitations, or
vile and INJURIOUS counterfeits. Shun them as you
For sale by Dr. Geo. H. Keyßer, 140 Wood street; R.
B. Sellers A Qoa Lee A.' Beckham, Allegheny City; John
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L. Kaiser, Boch^*' ltdkwem
Carter 5 ® Spanish lixlnre.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
Hot & Particle of Mercury in it.
LET TFK AFFLICTED READ AND PONDBB!—An
InfaUi f &4taedy for Scrofula, Klns! Et.l, ffiieuma
thun. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pustule
on the Pace, Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore !
Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargementand <
pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn 'Ulcers, Syphilitic
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and aU Diew*M
arising from an injudicious uee of Mercury, Ira prudence in
Life, or Impurity of the Blood. Af mnf . $ "
This great alterative medicine and Purifier Of Blood *
is now used by t . usands of grateful patientsflrom all part
of the United States, who testify daily to tb®
rttrea performed by the greatest of all CAR- ,
TER’S SPANISH MIXTURE.” Neuralgia, Rheumatism, *
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, Liver .
Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the <.
Throat-Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones
sod Joints, are speedily put to flight by uaing this great and *
inestimable remedy. . x . , .
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found
to compare with it. It cleanses the system of »u Import* *
ties, acts gently and efficllntly on the Liver and Kidney a,
strengthens the Digestion, tone to the Stomach, .
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Consu. ~
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by ihe excesses ■;
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is invariably better than ail the cos
metics ever used. A few doses of Carter’s Spanish Mixture
will remove all sallownesa of complexion, bring the rosea
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the etep, and bn
prove the general health in a remarkable degree beyond all '
the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we have received »
’ from persons from all parts of the United States, is the Vert
1 evidence that there la no humbug about it The press.
hotel keepers, magistrates,physicians, and public men, well :
’ known to the community, aU add their testimony to the i
• wondsrftll effect* of thl* GREAT BLOOD PURLPIKIL !
' Call on the Agentand get a Circular and Almanac, and
, read the wonderful cures this truly greatest or all Medicines
* unless signed'by BENNETT A BEERS,
» Proprietors, No. 3 Pearl street, Richmond, to wtom »U
’ ordere for supplies and agencies must be addresse^
i And for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK, JOSEPH FLBM
j: NG, FLEMING BROR, and by Druggists generally.
, octaidawly • *
S TAT ” SBOU Ttt, IU4. '
Masrt. B. A. Fahnestock <S Cb.—We bad the pleasure of a
receiving,thismorning, the within certificate of vo&r Ver
mifuge, which will he very gratifying to yon, as it was seat
TolunUrily. We are,Gentlemen, yours, T **£tau?t
J. MOBBON < CO.
GatiUmm— My UtUe daughter, font years old, and my
son, older, were for a considerable time suffering from
worms. I purchased two bottles of your Vermifuge, of
which I gave them three doses, according to directions,
and strange to say, in less than three hours Uuy passed no
Wss ihan FrVE HUNDRED WORMS, soma of ihe extraor
dinary length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced so much of the beneficial effects of
your Vermifuge, I feel it my duty to recommend it, to the
publie, as, in my opinion, oue of the most efficacious reme
dies against worms ever offered to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me to bo
Your much obliged.and humble aerv’t,
NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Prepared and sold by B. A. A. FAHNESTOCK 7 A 00
corner of Firet and Wood streets. >^pyl6
\ HOM.EIN THIS OOUNTKYI—Kor sale:,a comfortable
Cottage Qouto of Bis. rooms and good cellar, with
frame barn and stable, carriage house, embke house, and
other buildings, with Twelve Acres of well-improved Land*
Also, Pruitsof every variety and choice qualities; a good
Garden, with fruits, flowers, grape vines, Ac--all in com
plete order. Immediate possession can he given, if ro
quired. Situated in a healthy and ngreeaUe d&eaUon,
three miles from ihe Point ferry,.on the read.
Price $2,200; terms easy. This is a rare f°s
TTh° are deairoaß of
j s«p7 r ———
KlGUra i’KKMUJM KATftAKiOM capb Uu Wd,
und removes all symptoms of ieadache.
Persona using
WfilGHTd KATttABIO*
An s6Y '\“’ l l nm'B U pßfiMn'sl KATHAHION
1, the te the toilet, retaining the
end B. B. SEhL^S
£ CO n at 25 cants per bottle- ... anglP
. rriirMAKV ANiTcASTOIS OIlJ— Prepared bj 3. Sipel-
Rdin* Ooeiolllta tattles of this delightful article
UJ oing. v n ~,1,1 on a gjiea an > 6L iiL tacreedng.
P 1 ®*” 1118 or res^orin B the Wf, this prc
& r *be excelled. The low price' (25 centa)
SSo3?t 5550 the reach of oH. aa-Tofatoitle. Yoa
MAGAZIHJSBi tfOOKS, 4o.—Leslie's New York Journo
fhr Octobers BaUoU’a Magazine, fbr October;
The Echoolboy, by Oh ax Lea Dickens;
Trial and Triumph, by T. 8. Arthur {
£. 8. and D. by Bamael Lover.
Beaived and for sale at
W. A. GILDKNFENNBr A OO.’B,
Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
M ’LANK’S PILLS AND VKRMIFUtfE to r salt* low at
Dr. KEYSER’S,
eep7 Corner Wood street and Virgin »1M»
HOLLOWAY’S PILLS AND UXNTMKNX tor »le a t
Da. KEY3KR S>
6©d7 Corner Wood street and Virgin alley.
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