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THREE DAHiT WAY, (SDSDAYB EX-
‘ CEPTED.)
And but-on* Change of Car* between
r^ VT^w»ml-fl&Ulmor».
1855, Trains will ran ts
i ° U °** : „ GOING EAST. | SIW ' "
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leave. Train. Train. TraitUa-:
Columbus IthOO A. M. . &30P. M. U3Q P.H,
Newark ~.~Ua0“ 4:45 “ A.H'.
Zanesville ...~.......122<> P. M. tfetiO “ ±I!T 44
Concorde —....1238 « ■ 0:44“ 5:01 «,.« -
Cambridge i , T:G$ u 34a u
2dS tt 825 4:48 u
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" . 8:04 «*,&•,. 8.00 “
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; Zanasrilta U 0 “ 920 « > ifcso «
..., 2K)3, u 1031 “ 11:60 u
• Arrive Columbus... ■# 12:16 P.M. 120 A. M.
Tbs Express Trale.golng East will atop to take up or
leave passengers, at Taylor’s, Ne work,-Zanesville, Oonoofd,
Cambridge; Campbell's, Bartlesville, and Belmont only.
Gonra Wxar will stop only at the above named Stations
Tbe Mali Train trill stop at all Ihe Stations where the Mall
Is to ~be received, or delivered, and at all other Stations oh 1
notice bring given. Tho Night Train will stop at all Bta
tions on proper notice being given. <
• UQINIfBAST. = ,4 „
ThsKhOOA. M. Expreu Train, connects at OolQmiuu
with the Express Train which leaves Cineiunotinti 6 A#Mc
and with the Train from the Weston the Qolambus,'Piqu4.
and Indiana BMlroad; atNewark with .morning Trains to
and from Sandusky, Mansfield and ML Vernon, and With
Train s on the Steubenville, and Indiana. R&Urocd* at
Wheeling with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore,Washington* PhiladfllphiaaodEaßb'
era Cities. . i -..-
The.o3o P. tf. Train will connect at Colnmfins with tho
noond Train from Cincianatl; at Newark with Sandusky,
Mansflrid and, Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling with
Night Train oh Ohio Railroad. Pataengera
leaving L6nlivJUa<ihd points.below Cinclnn&tl,and taking
■ theft A. M.TrXlp on Little Miami Railroad, willfoonnect
With thlff Ttain atColambos.,. Passengers leaving Indians
polls anil lUchjaond by morning Train on Jndi&na Central
Railroad Will also connect with this Train aiOolumbus,
'■% nd teach Wheeling at 8:15 P. M., and leave by Uh3o P. M.
Train on "Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving in Balti
more at 5 P. it, next day.
The! I*2o P. M. Train connects at Colnmbne with the
Mail Train which leaves QndnnaU at 63b P.M., and arrives
at Bellalrat 6:15 A. 1L; connecting with the Acoommoda*
tlon Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pacsen
g erk leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this
route, pin Michigan City, Lafayette, rodianapolis and Bay*
t on, reach Oolombua {{treason to take this train: apdat
Wheeling will take the Accommodation Train tor Cumber*
land, sleep there, and resume by Express Train to Balti
more and Eastern Cities.
GOING WEST.
The 6:16 A. BL Mail Train connects at Bellalr with Night
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; atNewarkWh
trains to and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Ml Vernon,
and Chicago eta Monroeville; at Columbus with the trains
for Cincinnati, and with trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
polls, and Chicago, trla Dayton and via. Urbane.
The 9*45 A. M. Express Train connects with the Express
Train from Baltimore, and arrives in Columbus at 3.20'P.
BL, and contacts with trains going South and West arriv
ing la Cincinnati at* P. 51. >'
The COUP. M.Train connects with the Aeeommodatlou
Train from Cumberland, and at Columbus with Train
at £l6 A. 81., direct for Cincinnati,Xenia,Dayton, Indiana
polis, Lafayette, Terre Dante, Saint Louia ted Chicago.
ISAAC H. SOUTHWIOE, £uvt.
gatieavflle, Jnno tS, 1855—{ja2l} ...
CLEVELAND AND PITTBBOBGH
RAILROAD.
COSBSOTIHO WITH
STEAMERS ECLIPSE AND ROSALIE,
VIA WELLSVILLE, AND
Otxto and Penuiytvanla Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
ITtHB shortest, quickest and most reliable route to Toledo,
A Chicago, Rock Island. Galena, and St. Louis* is VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Handi ed miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one vie Indianapolis.
- Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Qeveland.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Tlme-to Cleveland dr hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
and fit Louis thirty-seven hours.
On and aflef Monday, September 3d, 1365, the trains on
this road will run as follows:
VIA ALLIANCE.
The Trainsof the Ohio and Peuna. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh at?2JK>, A. BL and 8.00, A. M-, anil 3 00 P. BL, con
nect at Alliance at 8 00 A_ M-, ll.&O A. ki , and 6 $0 P. M-,
as follows
leave Alliance 8 00, A.V.,11 50 A. ftl.,
and 6 35 P. BL, conn -ctlng at Hudson with Trains .for Ody
ahoga falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at 10£5
A. BL, 210 P. U , and 858 P. U. i
■ Pasaengars for Toledo, Chicago, EL Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
5 00 A. BL, and arriving in Cleveland at Z2B P. M., as that
is the only train by which dose connections are mode
through the above poiats. Passengers by this train reach
Chicago at 730 next morning, and fit. Louis at midnight.
VIA WKLLBVILLR
The steamers Elipee an 1 JL>6*lje will leave the Mouonga
hsla wharf every morning, (Sundays excepted,) at 10
•'dock, for Wellsrtlle, connecting with the train leaving
Welhville at 4 30 P. M.
An Accommodation Praia will leave Wellsville daily,
(Sundays excepted,) at 0 to P. M., connecting at Bayard
with. Express Train, arriving in Cleveland at 2 10 P. M
Trains from Wellsville connecting at Bayard for Carroll
ton, Waynesburg, Dover and New Philadelphia.
49*13ckets for Cleveland, Chicago and the North-West,
via Wellsville, are sold at (1 less than vis Alliance.
Ths Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
follows Leave Cleveland at AIO A M., £45 P. M., 7.05 t.
M. Arrive at Chicago 830 P. M ,7.40 A. IL, 830 P. M.
Trains leave Chicago for Rock island and Bt. Lools as
.follows:—For Rock lalaod at 6 00 A.M. and 1100 P. 41.
For fit Louis, 9 16 A. M. and 11.45 P. M.
Passengers for SL Louis go over Rock Island Railroad U>
Joliet, and thence over the Chicago end Mississippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence by fiteamboat.(43 miles) to fit. LOui*.
Passengers by the 6 15 A. td. Train arrive at fit Louis 11.uo
same evening, and by tha 1035 P. H. Train at noon next
day. i
Baggage' cheeked through to Cleveland, and there re
chocked for Chicago and fit Louis,
PARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lttr/tut. 2d cTe. Utclau. 2db?i.
To Alliance £l3O To La Balle....sifi 00 $l3 50
u Cleveland ... 400 “ Rock lal’d, IS 00 1426
M Toledo 660 “ Galena ..... 18 15 14 00
u Chicago ~..513 00 $lO 50 “ Springfield 1870 16 !fl>
u 6O 14 50 “ Burlington 16 00
“8t Louis 21 00 16 50
Passengers are requested
Office of this Company, in
door below the comer.
Great American and U. 8. Express A Mail Boute.
78 WILE 3 OP DISTANCE SAVED,
And Txoo Changes of Cars and Baggage Avoided.
AIR LIKE ROUTE!
SSTWXXk
CHICAGO AND ST. I.OUIS:
|Ra CHICAGO , ALTON <£ ST. LOUIS
gßfe gan
RAILROAD,
formerly Chicago Ac BHaalsalnpi.
Chicago to ax. looib in hourk—Trains
Have tho Illinois Central Depot, foot of Water street—
fit. Louis Day Express daily, Sundays excepted, 7:16 A M.
8L Louts Night Express dolly, Saturdays exce’d , QbCOPH.
St. Louis Freight cTEmlgnm t dally. Bund. uxc. 630 A M.
Baggage checked through to SI. Louis.
Trains ran direct through to Alton, (269 miles,) with
out change of cars or baggage, and connect with the
Company’s splendid steamers Winchester and Reindeer,
running la exclusive oounectioa with Pastemrer Troian
from Alton to SX. Louis, (23 miles ) without landing. These
boats, for speed, convenience aud elegance, are unsurpassed
on the Western waters, btiog tilted up with Baths and apa
oious Wash-rooms, affording to passengers the opportunity
of removing the dost unavoidable Iq summer railroad
traveling, and reaching BL Leals refreshed from the effect*
of a long ride.
To Kansas and Nebraska this U the most direct route,
and passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
J acksonville, Naples, and ail point♦on (he Mississippi, Mis
soar!, Kansas, Cumberland and Toanessee rf#srs, will note
tbs important saving in distance, being seventy-two miles
lass to BL Louis, thirty-seven miles less to Bioomiogton,
and fifty-eight miles less U Springfield than by any oSfetr
roots.
Through Ticket over this route can be procured at the
various R, R. Ticket Offices in New York, Boston, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, Ao, and at ull Through
Ticket Offices throughout the States, and in Chicago at the
Company's Office, No. 48 Dearborn street, opposite the Tre
mout House—ana at the Depot ol the Illinois Central Rail
road, foot of Water street.
Responsible Baggage Men wiU always be at the Depots ol
the various Roads going into Chicago, to Check Baggage
Chrougn to any point derived on tbe line.
R. P. MuRGAN, Jr., Huoerintendeot.
IL J. D. 80UERMSRUORN,
Bep7 Qen’l Passenger Agent.
THE PITTSBUBGH AND CONNELLBYILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVING mads an arrangement with the new and
beeatifoT steamer “ROLIAN ” to run. in coonectto i
wtth their Road between West Newtoo and GonnellaviUb,
announce the following chasgo of Scbednle on and at ter
Wednesday, the fifth of September:
The'Bfceamer KOLIAN will Ware the Pittsburgh and
OonnellsTtlle Railroad Oompany’e Wharf Boat, au»ve Mo
nongahala Bridge, for West Newton, every afternoon at half
past 3o’clock, precisely; returning, will leave West Newton
at quarter before 8, A. AL, arriving at Pittsburgh at noon, i
The trains will run as follows: ' ,
Leave Davidson's MHl t one mile below OonnellsvlUe:
First Train, 6A. Second Train, 12 M.
Leave West Newton: First Train. 8:30 A. M.; Second
Train, &16 P. M.
, from Pittsburgh to Barldaon's Mill, *1,76, th
clndiog Heal on Steamer. ’ ’ ’
•_^L St 3S for ConnelluriUe wIU connect
wltn the Trains at Davidson's Mill,
For freight or passage, enquire ef the Acente at the
Wharf Boats at West Newton and Pittsburgh!
„ 0. W. BARNES,
President and Superintendent. •
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
rpSßKfi ftAHiY THBOUGH TRALNB, betweau Philadei.
1 phia and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7J£ A. M., and PUts
burgh Cor Philadelphia at 7. A. H. THE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at I P. M., and Htta
borgh for Philadelphia at 230, P. BL THE NIGHT EX
PRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, p.
m «od Pittsburgh for Philadelphia 9X 930* P. BL
Biairsville Accommodation Train leaves Pittsburgh dally,
except Sunday, at 430 o'clock, P. M. Briuton's Accommo
dation Train leaves Pittsburgh daily at 11 o'clock A. fiL,
&30 o'clock P. M., and &20 P. 81.
The above Unes connect at Pittsburgh yritb thajta&roads
to and frcmUL Louis, Moj Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Kyd Terra
Madltos, utffcyette and Indianapolis, luxLj CincinpatLDay
ton, Springfield, Belleftmtaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleva-
Lmd,"Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon arid Wooster, Ohio;
also,vith the Steam Packetaoats from and to NiW
gr. Lons, Lomsmis andCtsebnun.
Tfoynpgh Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
particular*, see handbills at the different
starling points.- Passengers from the West will find this the
•hottest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New Yorkf'orßoston. THOS. MOORE,
Agent,'Passenger Lines, Philadelphia, t
J. ancfltf jTWKWj
j yil Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh* !
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NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPENI
KANSAS ~;AND,_ NEBRASKA.
„ 4UatUtoii to tU.WL.UUppi,
RAIL ROAD
Fokiacux ahi>. Amoai -4-Gxa*, Miuriai
Teaot R. Jfc. la itpw -opwlhxd, . .
AhA ran'die entire distance fiom CHICAGO TO
RUBLQsGTON, lowa, without change of Cars.'
The Only Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUSOATINR, OQUAWKA, WAPELLO, POET
DRS MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, 4c., and. the obu ALL
iULLROAD Rente from CHICAGO TO ST.LOUIB, BLOOM
INGTON. CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, end intercaedi&ta Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroads.
Trains on tha above Lius laavs Chicago on the arrival of
Trtmsfcom tho East—avoiding alllaylhg over ah any of
tbepolnta.
Stages leave Burlington dsily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri—making the quickest and
most reliable route to reach all tha important points west
of the Mlsdaaippl as far as Oouneil Bluff, with from forty to
fifty miles lexsetaglng than by any other route. The Road,
for a luge portiou of the way, la laid with the oontikuoos
the smoothest xlding and best Railroad in Lhs WetC—
Well stocked with the mast modern LoeomotivesanU elegant
now Cars.’
4E9" Bj this ronto passengora are sure of making Cuuneo
tfona, and arriving at St-Louts on advertised time,avoiding
thevexatious delay'Of fogs and ice, and dangers of ouvlga
tionyiu on the route by Alton..
checked direct through from Chicago, and no
: ehargttfor handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by tM* route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Offices in tbo-East; at the Office of the
-Company, corner of Clark and Lake streets, in the Granite
; Baiidlug; at tho Depot of the Galena R. K., and at the
IL R. Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn ste,
opposite Tremont House, Chicago.
rREIGUT consigned by this route will receive immedi
ate dispatch. C. Q. HAMMOND, Sup’t.
0. K. FOLLKTT,
' _ GenT Ticket Ag’t, Chicago.
49"TICKET8 can be procured at the principal Kulirtmd
Offices of the country. mb 19
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL It A 1 I.ROAD
Carrying the Great U. States Mail and Express.
TWO‘PASBENQEB TRAINS RUN DAILY on Us entii
length from DUBUQUE to CAIItO,
OHIGAQO to CAIRO.
This Road, In' tonjunctltm with Trains of the Ohio and
Mississippi R. R. and Chicago and Galena Railroad, forms
the moat direct and only, continuous JR. R route from
- - ; CHICAGO'to fir. LOUIB,
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUBUQUE.
Trains leave Chicago as follows t
• • 10 A. M. and 10.20 r. M —fir. Louis arts Oxiao Bxpxass
Paflsrngers for St. Louis by this train take the ears o! the
Ohio and filisß. U. R. at Sandorkl, and are carded direct to
fit, Louiv ’ '
936 A. &L and 4.10 P. M.—Dcsyqus iHD Ex
mass, conuecttug at Dauheth (oppbsita. Dubuque) wiLh a
Daily Line of fiteatti Packets for St Paul and the Upper
Bflfwlsifippl Vivar clOca.
Tralufl leave Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7.30 a.
AL and 7DO P. BL
Passengers from the East and places on the Ohio ritei
destined for tit Louis, will save 190 miles of tedious and u □
certain river navigation from Cairo to §L Louis, and arri*<
fifteen hours in advan™ uf ih« rivet route, by taking ih<
can at Cairo.
Tickets to BL Louis, Cairo, Dubuque, 8t Paul, and ail im
ps r tout places by Uiia route, cau bo hail at theoQlce of the
0. A E. anti 0. A P. Railroad* ta Pittsburgh, sod Ukblgso
Central Railroad In Chicago.
J»t) _
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTS, connecting the At
lantk cities with Western, North-western and Booth
weatarn States, by s eontinnoo* Rail way direct. This road
also coDDocts at Pittsburgh with dally line of steamers to
all parts on tbe Western lUverx, and at Cleveland and Ban
dusky with steamers to alt ports on the North-western
Labes; making the most direct, cheapest and rtliaNc route
by which FRRIGUT can be forward«*i to from the
Great Wat
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBURGU
FIRST CLASS—iioota, Shoos, Dry Goods, 1.. Mp IQOI .
ito boxee,) Fare, Ftathare, Ac. > <6c * P« r loon>tt -
SECuND CLASS. —Books and Stationery,)
Dry Goods, (in bales,) Hardware, ism- vflOc per looks,
that, Wool, Ac .
TUTRD CLASS—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon lrvuv
and Pork, fin bulk,) Hemp. Ac...- { loot, ‘
"FOURTH CLASS—Coffee, Flah, Bacon ami ) An . _
Pork, (pwkM,) Lanl iod Utd Oil 1 40e - P* l I oo ®*-
49* In shipping Goods from any point East ol Philadel
phia, be particular to mark package *• via Pcnnxytaanux
HatirOad}’ All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road
at 'Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Fuxioht Aucwra.—Mores Potter, Boston; J. L Elliott, N.
ErJ. bncedsr, Philadelphia; AJagraw 4 Kpooa, Balti
more; Geo.C. Francisens, Vulaborgh; Hhringman A Brown,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. 8. Moorhead, Loufeville, lij.. it c.
Meldrum, Madison,ltuL; Ratcliff A Louis, Mo., J.
fl#Mitchell A Bon. Btahf.TiDe, Indiana. .
P. DUFF. Pnnddent, (author of the “North Ametlcan
Accountant,”) Professor of Book-Keeping and Coiuntonlal
&'ken<Vrt.
ANDREW T. IIOWDEX, Assistant Professor ol Book
Keeping.
QUARLES DUFF, Assistant Professor of Book-Keeping
and Penmanship.
J. D. WILLI AUB, (the best off band Penman In the
United States,) Professor of Commercial and Ormunenul
Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Keq , of the Plitsbttrgh Bar, Professor of
Mercantile Lav and Political Economy.
P. HAYDEN, Principal of tbe Mathematical lK?partment,
Professor of Mathematics, 4c.
¥. L. APKL, Professor of the French buJ Utrman lan
guage*.
The Commercial department of this Institution has had
the unremitting attention of tbe Principal for tbe last fif
teen years. Upwards of 8000 students bare been prepared
by him for business. Ills ** young men” assistant* have
all br«o traibod for business by himself, and are experi
eared Teachers and practical Accountants; being frequent
ly employed by bosioees men in adjusting deranged books
There are no teachers tn this institution who were in this
city dismissed from their situations as book-keepers; none
who made twenty blunders on a single page of a bill-book.
Our writing teacher (Mr. Williams) has had Fomethlog
more than a few lessons from a Philadalpbii teacher to
prepare him fbr his business. No runnere are employed
by this institution. When our citizens are Importuned by
those of another,they should refer to some of our city Bank
oHi curs or merchant*—persons whose opinion can be retied
upon—and col bedecoyad into one of those concerns which
are being sold out every few months, au 1 their pupils left
to seek instruction where they can find it suvlfl
> procure their tickets at the
le Mooongahela Boose, third
rRAND, Bop'L, Cleveland.
OAUGHEY. Ag’t, Pittsburgh
Joiaph WLite's Carriage Repository.
JOSEPH WHITE, now carrying on busL to
u'OS3 fn hie spacious promises, (now
lately enlarged,) oa the Pittsburgh and
Oreensburg turnpike, near the Two
Run, between Plcleburgh and LflwrenrevUle, respeetiuily
inrites the public to inspect hia stock of CARRIAGES
BUGGIES, Ac. And he pariicnlarly informs gentlemen
purvhastriy that oqc price only Is made. Foot wen years'
experience In the business, enables him to place before his
patrons the Same choice collection of Carriages which, sc
many years past It has been bU particular department to
select from the various and most talented Eastern manu
factor-era. Tbe success of his new system is complete—lb*
economy of his arrangements will supply the beat and most
fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the
mama fur decorating houses of butduees ho* heaped upon
the price of goodß, (owing to large r»oL ) JOSEPH WO ITU
will sell, i.u teady money only, at uuibh Imi than the usual
profit*. [ mhO.daw j
49* Carriages re paired in the best manner, with deepai
Six doort from the Aqueduct, opposite the (JoUector’t Office,
ALLauaxnr uiry,
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS FOR WIGS, and al
kind* of
Ornamental Hair Work.
Tbs best quality of material is furnished, and entln
satisfaction guaranteed. ni) l.’i daw ly
Alexander W. Foster,
Attorney and counsellor at law, aim bocks
TOE iM OtunoxKT, Agent for procuring Bounty Land!
and Pensions; and fbr the Collection of (JlaitDM in Ureal
Britain and Ireland.
49“ Collections made in Ibis and adjoining Counties; Es
tates of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, End rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other Becuilty. Titles examined and UUe papers drawn.
Office on FOURTH street, a few door* above SmithfleUl.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1886—|mh23:d*wj
A* W. Foster,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for the States of
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin
New York, Michigan, lowa, California and Virginia. ’
Deeds drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
taken for record or use in any of the above namod BUtea,
Illinois, Mississippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, March 28,-1866—fmh28Ma w>
FOUNDRY AND MAOUINK SHOP.
SANDUSKY, OHIO.
I'HB subscriber baring moved Into his new Works re
cently erected, corner of Water, McDonough and Shelby
streets, is prepared ,t 0 contract for and execute all orders
for PASSENGER, BAGGAGE, POST-OFFICE, HOUSE
FREIGHT, PLATFORM, GRAVEL, HAND, and all other
descriptions of CARS.
Also, for STEAM ENGINES of all sizes, Q BARING
RAILROAD CASTINGS of all descriptions, and all other
work appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
The ioremen of the dUZerent departments ore scientific
and practical men—mostly from Eastern manufactories
w ko seep themselves informed and adopt all valuable mod
em W. W. WBTHBHBLL
QCOBQB ALBXSV.
Jt. L HTipaiNa.
BIGELOW A CO.,
(aOCOEB9OEB TO B. M. BIGELOW,)
46 Jtfomond Alley, near JPood ttrtxL, PTTT3BUBQB.
jflgCTa P COACHES, CARRIAGES, PHJ3TONB,
DPQfIIKB, and every description of fancy
Vehicles built to order, and finish*) In *
unsurpassed for beauty of ilcekn,
elegance of finish, skill of workmanship, and durability of
materials.
All work warranted. augl&ly
IJKVuLVtCUSI EBVOLViiKsri —Just received, by Hi
, * P T ®3s> direct from the manufac- >r:i.igi lll^l■ll■nuJ■
(MternU wm N BBii Y th rl (' ~P erson“ S olb IS *
by pnffhuriny their eautnmra Ibey can do better
w«^r p P eS * t . h “? e ’ “><* “» »m»S
«bo,e Pletole before ? ra “ trr »“f °f ‘b»
ot^erefobd
-, B ? U 136 Wood street, Pittabunrh
XTOVVJS THIS TIMS to secure «“g^t'uo M « -Jv 5 ---,
JX Schools, ltfe\tfthina quarter ot a miw «S2t
House la: IfashiDgtofc, ?*, hooting the Pittsburgh
Thera are eight.ecrea of ground improved, with aboat 100
Frail Trees, and a good Cottage House of eight rooms,
neatly famished in l£a latest style. It is near the resi
dent of John Marshall, Baa. JPrica |3OOO. enquire of
sepB THOMAS WOODS, 76 Fourth st.
POTASH— 10 casks, a pure artiole,lijr aale by
eepU HBNBY H. OOLLINS.
J '-'“l
- ; ’-is
RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUTE.
ißsooaa
-Hoxthßm llUiiDls tSr’tllS'HiSlilaiJipl Eiver,
IQWAI -ijJIISSOUUL
ir tr. Houston,
General Freight Agent. PUUaJrlpbi*.
IL J. LOAIBAKKT.
Superinteudeut, Altoona, Pa.
DUFF’S UEUCASTILK COLLEGB,
PITTSBURGH, PA
[NCORPORATKD BY TUB LEGXBLATUftK - I Prnnsyl
Vania, with Perpetual Charter
FACULTY.
\V IG >IAN UFACTOR V.
MRS. RENTER,
FULTON CAR WORKS.
Cor».r of Smittaaold »nd Ihlrdilriati,
JOHN P. OLABB, Proprietor.
; / , Y. ■i'H &I&C8BUBQB, PA.
THIS large anti commodious Ilcujja having undergone
thorough repair and fumkhed with ueWjOquipmonta
throughout, la tiow'opsa for the reception of the traveling
public. PARE $ 1,35 PJUV DAY. jel*
„„„ MANSION HOUSE.
GEOBGE AUBE NT Z, Pbopoietob,
No. an LIBEBTI STBEET, just beside the Passenger
Depot of the Pennsylvania Bailrord, which makes It
the most convenient house in the oily for passengers arri
ving by that road.
The Proprietor haring, at considerable up,
in. excellent style, theIIANSION HOUSE, would respect
folly solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON t’AED, afford*
lag ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder ami liar will be furnished with the best the market
can alford- . ; , , febL-y
NT. CLAI a HOTEL , *
Cbmer of Penn and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Jta,
undersigned, formerly of “Brown’s Hotel,” having
X taken this large and commodious HOTEL, and having
refitted it in magnificent stylo, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to glveiUm a calL As
sured, with the convenience of the boose' and his loog ex
perience In the business, be can give entire satisfaction,
and his chargee moderate.
WJL 0. CONNELLY.
GOOD INTKMT HMS^
CIORKEK OP LIBERTY AND GRANT BTRHETB, neer
j the Railroad Depot.
JnalSily J AMJ£S SU4SNON, Pro|
OWSTOW’S.
WAYERLBY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street, between
Chestnut &ad Walnut,Philadelphia [aul»:;
QASKILL HOUSE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND SOUIB STS., WARRZN, 0*
rpHK Proprietor takes pleasure Id announcing to ihs
public that this new ami elegant Hotel has been opened
as a house of entertainment. Cuing commodious and room;,
aud adjoining thfl office of the Ohio Bt&ge Oompan;, It offers
inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the accommoda
tloo of the traveling community.
A sharo of public patronage is respectfully mliritnj
eul7 M. GABK.ILL.
CIIKBTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA
PARKER * LAIRD, Proprietor*.
TERMS 11,60 PER DAY.
OIcSIUiLADi HOUSE,
JOHNSTOWN, PENS A.
rjiHß undersigned bating tabnu charge of the above
X named lloupf, and r*titu*l It ai a large expanse, in a
comfortable as well anelugaut style, is now prepared to re
ceive guests, aud give ample salibiactioo to all who may
pa rouUothu Uouse jauihlf J JAMES DOWNEY.
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, OHIO.
Cl PATRICK A BON, PnoPßUßoas.—This House has ue
/* dergone thorough aud extensive repairs, alterations,
aud large additions of new furniture, etc., aud the proprie
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render.tbs Pbaseus a place -where all the oom*
forts ol a Qxct class hotel can be found.
jy 4*t O. PATRICK A BON.
RESTAURANTS.
WILEISB HALL,
W. 0. QALLAQUHK, Phopbibtob.
fourth ttrert, brtvteat IVuod and 3mit\fUld.
T'DIS spacious establishment has boeu lea:**! by the sub
scriber, and completely renovated
lie In at all houra prepared U)
every laxary that can w found in the beat regulated
restaurant* m the States. Lib spurious Bar Will always be
supplied with Lbs Ter; beat Liquors. Game of every de
scription, In its season, can always bo (band at Wilkins
Hall. JapTJ W. 0. QALLAUUfiK.
COHNI'COPIA
*»~OVBTER AND COFFEE HODBE.*tt
D. BABHABD.
JVo. 40, TifOi Street, between H r vod and Market.
)anlVAjj piTMuDEoa.
i£«nn«U Af««
WD. KNUUBB, Bole Bottler of SUITII’B celebrated
• Kenuatt Aleand Brown htout. Aleo.Oowmou Ale
aud Porter, In quart and plot bottles.
The attention of families, and the trade, Is reepectihlly
solicited, aull:y
K. B MAftON^-BaVl.
Sllueral Watar aud SariapariUa
WU. D KNGLIbH, Pitt street, below Penn, la now
manufacturing and bdttleing the above beverages on
an extensive scale. His articles are of the best quality, and
nofaclured from the purest materials. ocUTdy
HOPPERS PATENT PLANE
TUB undersigned U prepared to supply GAKPENTfiIUJ,
OABrNST U AKKRA, and Workers to Wood generally,
with bis Patented and valuable PULNJE&
All who hare tried U, pronounce it n most valuable in
rentlon, that must soon come into g-neral use. The til
lowing letters from practical workman are hot two among
many letters the Patentee has received recommending this
Place abore all others In use ;
We hereby certify, that during tbe last twelve months
we bare need Hopper's Patent Plane, and 4o not hesitate
to rewatnond it to Cabinet-Makers and Carpenters as su
perior to any other Plane in use, Weoonslder It peculiarly
aJaptoJ to planing uak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
hard wood, and lor planing Teneen, It *■ far superior to
tho old mode uf scraping l*eslde3 being a great saving of
lime. One man, by using this Plane, will plane mote
veneer* than t»» c m«m can do kv any other plane or method
In use. U. U. Bias A Co.
To Moses V. Eaton, Bed.:
Dear Sir 1 hate examined Hopper's Patent Bench
Plena, and believe It to be a most cxAllent article for the
use for which it h intended,as a combination 0! plane and
scraper.
Il U particularly adapted to planing veneers, and It does
not require oue-foarlh the time or labor of the old method,
anJ I hare no Jonbt, when Its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely . upersode the lonner te
dious and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully rrcommenJ It to all person* engaged In
tho Cabinet businet*, as from my knowledge Of It, there Is
nothing as well fitted Co give a emootb and beautiful finish
to T«u«ere as the ilopper Patent Bench Plane.
Jewxa W. Wqodwsll,
Furniture IVarerooma, i)7, Oil Third si., Pittsburgh.
PUisburph, February I*7, 1855.
F. KATUN, of this city, is my sole Agent for the
sale el Planes, or uf righto to manufacture aud evil them
Pittsburgh, Marrh til, 1856—(tah21:tf)
I'l KLD BOoKV'K UAluluAlJ UNUINKKIUv —<X)Dtalq
_T lormula* tor laying out rurrwt. determining frog an
giro, levelling, calculating earth-work, etc., together
with tables of r*Uil. ordinate*, detiocliona, long chorda,
magnetic* rariation, logarathlms anj natural signs ,tan*
/cut*, etc. etc.,by" Jobu li. Utincfc, (Jinl lfiogineer. Pocket
book form.
**.Tb« object of Ibe present work is to supply a want
rerT generally felt by Assistant Engineers on tlailroads.
Book* of conrenlenl form L*r use lu the field, containing
the ordinary logrnnlhcjalic tables am Mmnwu enough; but
a book combining with these lubiea others peculiar to the
Hailroad work, and especially the ueceaaary formula for
laying out eurTes, turn-oula, crossing*, Ac.,ia a desideratum
which this work is designed to supply.
U. 8. Uiutaai AoutuiT, West Point, April 18, 18M
Gentlemen: I hare looked oi«t “ Urnck’e JfteLi Book for
Hail rwui Engineers,” and think U veil adapted to the ob
ject its author propueuH, sod baru no gnestlon hat it *11) be
founds very usetul and practical rolume both (or officeand
field work. . l>. 11. Manas.
Toot, Af.nl 21, 1864.
1 am much pleased with Mr. lienck's little manual, the
** Fluid Ik/Ot ol Railroad Kuginoera/’ With the presenta
tion of some uf tb- moot practical and useful of reconciled
processes amoug railway engineers, he has given others
which, new at least iu their present form, appear to possess
e mini of higher raiue than that of mere novelty—that of
being Id gem-rai eusceptible of available, not to say desira
ble, practical use. i u conclusion, while 1 think the design
of Mr. Henrk'a book in such as to adapt it excellently well
to professional ueed*, i hare pleasure in expressing my
lonllai satisfaction with ita execution, alike with the per
spicuity ol orraogumeui effected by the author, and the ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by his publisher*.
b. PoAinutv Gkikti,
0. E. tod Director of Keoflinlaer Polytechnic Institute,
for .ile by WILLIAM 8. UAY'EN,
D**l*r io Kuflnearrt’ Btetloocry,
Sifti k«t corner ofßeoond
tu3
Sundries -iuv t.*** Rio codec
(-ti-ketx J»TB Coded
iAt i.bd* N. 0
'."j I.Lis K«*Uo(iJ Sugar*;
100 L>bls ptmic* N u Molhj>*c* ,
T u half ebon Is Creed aad Black Teas.
boxoa Tobacco, faroril* braud*.
'Hj Luui I'opper ,
bold* Pimento;
■Ji. boles Ultra Collaa;
ii>o boles Mould and Lipped Caodiofll
26 boitu fllar CaoJldßJ
100 boxes Uoflln ttoap;
‘/[> boxes Varleg* f *U Soap;
26 down Buckets;
10 down Tubs;
200 reams Wrapping Paper ;
2U d •'ten half tow Bag*.
For salts by _(s«pl9) JOUN MOOIUIKAD.
1> 10 iKv'N —2UU tons N<'U. I and 2 Authroolle, "Marl
ettu,” “ Cameron” and “Oordslta” furnace* ;
7b ■* “ Shade,” Somerset county; for sab
by _ (sepl9) JOBN MOOBUBAD
BIaoOMs — luu Lou* J onittid Blooms and Lumps ;
100 '• Lake Champlain; for sale by
tfeplft JOHN MOORHEAD.
BOIJOOL BUY, and other btorlea by the GhrLUaoe
X Flro ; by Obarion DicfeeuM. Price 12% cents, ouly.
beyvn Poor Traveler*; in eight chapters; by Charles
Dickon#. Trioe 12W cents.
Lizzie LeUh, and the Miner's Daughters; by Charles
Dickens. Price 12*.£ cents.
Yellow Mask; in twelve chapter* ; frem Dickens’ House
hold Words. Price cents.
bister Hose; in seven chapters; by Charles Dickens.
Price cents.
Mother aud Step-Mother; in twelve chapters; from Dick*
eus’ Household Words. Price 12j % cents.
Ballou's Magazine, for October; price 10 cents.
Leslie's Journal, do do 18 do.
For oale by U. MINKR 1 DO.,
»«plB No. 32 Hmitbfleld street.
1 | |A BoXfiß tsUALfiU uKttKINU ;
X X/Lf 260 boxes No. 1 Uerring;
600 half boxes Uailoux Sardines;
200 boxes do do
300 quarter bxs. do do
6 dozen Anchovies;
6 dozen Capers;
6 dozen Olives;
6 dozen Lobsters.
Jost received and for sale by
RHYMER A ANDERSON,
flB Pf __ No. 39 WoodatrowL
MILLINERY GOODS—a complete eaegnmeal of Milli
nery Goods, comprising—
Fine French Flowers, Ostrich Plumes and Tips,
Mots, Plushes, Ycivets, bilk Baches,
Velvet Plcquets, Buds, Tinsel Flowers,
Satin Flowers, Vulture Feathers,
Plain and col'd Straw Gimps, Ahatillla-Trimmings,
Bounet Frames, lloonet Ribbons*
ltibbon Haches, Dol'd, Straw and Silk Laces,
dost received. A. A. MASON A 00.,
ggp!7 26 Fifth street.
Dll EAR FAST TKA—IO chests of this superior
j Tea, at bo cents, just received at China Tea B ore.
augta> p. B. DBA VO, No. 1 Diamond.
HAVING POUND TENANTS for all the Dwelling
Houses put under our care, we-are now prepared tr
procure tenants for others. Owners of vacant booses will
find It to their interest to give ns a call, as we have Jolly'
applications for houses. Also, collection of rents, insuran
ces and repairs attended to. Charges moderate.
8. CUTHBKBT A .ON,
aepl 63 Market street.
BW NOVEL, bt AUTHOR or “Aloft*.”—The Hidden
Path, by Marion Uarland; just received and lor sale
(augaj JOHN B. PATISON, 66 Market si.
HAVANA SEGAKB-~I have just received a splendid lot
of ffentdne Havana &coars. Those wishing a pt-od
Segar can alwaye obtain it at JOS. PUSHING’!*,
Corner of Market at. and Diamond-
,IL^—3o bbU N b. Whale and Tanner’s Oil for sale by
tflllTH, MALE * HOHTBE.
HOTELS,
CITY HOTEL.
(LA** SROWB’S,)
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
rirrsjsua.iu Btiam Oabqict Pactobt, )
February 22, 1866. j
WM. 0. iiOPi'KR.
100 tons “ Hock Lilli,” Juniata
IUO •* “Monroe,” do;
Mill Creek,” do
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A,MILLION,DOLLARS 1
STBA INBVKANCK COMPANY,
lBl9.
PAID DP.
CubGaplUl; * ■' • 9500,00.0*
mtn THIBTY*BIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of 1 the
1 Assets of the <®TN A INSURANCE COMPANY,of Hert
ford, astonished this agency on the let ofJanuary, 1866,
under oath.
Heal Estate, uninenmbered^.^^^-.^.—16,072 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 0 andTeent, pay
able eemHnxmaDy;.- «..» 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7,313 17
Bills Receirable, well secured, payable at Batiks 126,3U7 85
Railroad Stocks In-Cosnecticat 97,516 09
Bank Stocks inthadtyof Hartf0rd.............;.. 142,896 00
Bank Rtnpk« in New lock city9B,oso 00
Ouh ob h&ad,tn Bank, and in hands of Agents
and oth«rs—2l2,6os' 06
' 63
The amount of UablUtleedue or not due to Banks or other
creditors, —nothing.
Looses adjusted And daoy—none.
Losses adjusted and not due, $146,616 22.
Losses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof, $61,257 60.
All other wtatme against the Company are email, such
only ae printing, Ac,
Agents Instructed to take no risk over (10,000.
rae unoant insured in any dtj, town or Tillage, detwids
upon the character, material and construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the fire department, and other circumstances.
The amount Insured in blocks of buildings varies; the
design is to Mrptt the loss by any one fire to (10.000, or less.
TOO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Stats os CoBXICSXffOM -a Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1665.
Hartford county, I
Perscnally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the Aetna Insurance Company,and madeoath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, true, according to
his host knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company for the rear 1664 exceed
1750,000, while the premiums received for the same time
for exceed any other year, since the organization of the
Oompany.
Policies covering nearly ail descriptions of property, Is*
sued at this agency, at renin, aura live rates.
4®* Office, No. 87 Water etreot, PittBburgh, Pa.
janll H. tt. TEN EYCK, Agent.
NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA
CBAR3EE PERPETUAL.
Anthorlud Capital, 9300,000,
Assets liable for the losses op the com
PANY.
In Stock Notes, (negotiable Mort
gages and Judgments .. $lOO,OOO
In UUls Receivable, Mortgages and Judgment*,
Bonds, Ac.
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash items.
Total .. (253,000
H. OADWBLfo President J. Q. BAK If,S«CrtLary.
• fire, Marine and Inland Transportatioc »Hka, Uk eo
at current rates.
RSFERBNCSS.
riTTbßCaaa.
M'CnHy A 00.,
W. A D. Binehart,
ML. Hollo well A Co., Chide* B. Wright,
DbtW a. Brovn * 00., 0. H. A Geo. Abbott,
Harris, Hale A Co., Brans t Watson,
iloo. Wtn. D. Reiter, Ghafl. Afeg&rgeo i Co.,
Caleb Oop* A Co
9EOHGE BINGHAM, Agent,
jet 9b Water etr»«L, Pittsburgh.
A. A. OML&IB&.,
.........,..8, 0. CABUJItI
A. A* OAUlilfiU A UttO n
Cbrner Fbur&i and SmilhfuUl Ptfti&tßgh, /U-,
AGENTS
STATE
MUTUAL FIBS AND MARJNB IHBSRANCE CO
oi ha aa i a ft n<i.
CAPITAL -.^0310,000.
GIRARD
FIRK AND BARI HR IHBURAHOE CudrANY
or pniUDDLfnu.
CAPJIAL - _..?3OO,O0O.
INSURANCE COMPANY
or THE VALLEY 0* VIBtffHIA,
nnoniim, va .
CAPITAL 0300,000.
CONNECTICUT
MUTOAL LITE INBOBANCE COHfAB T
BABTfOSO, Cos a, V .
m!7' CAPITAL AND ASSSTS... .03,194,480. '
ACT BA IBBCRA.NCK COMPANY,
OF ILLRTJTOBJ), coxy.
QaiftTuza,
PAID DP
Cub Caplta.1 — ™«*3S&a*ooo
Cub Burplot| on lrr Jutoaby, 7955 9itT7,9T3
mH 18 Capitol Stock and Surplus is securely Invented for
X the benefit of *ll policy bolder*. As an eeiieoce of
the claims we hare to public confidence, sml yf its abilUy
to pay losses promptly, we stole a fact, ihallla,receipt*
rary from 1126,000 to $160,000 per month. Is
large and veil distributed, e«** in oar opinion no Compaoy
In tbe United Slates affords belter indemnity to polity
holders than tbe 85tna. They continue to make Insurance
on property 1q town and country, at rates as low as is con
sistent with safety to the policy holier,
11. B. TEN BIOS, Agent.
S&* Office, North-west corner Fifth andiWh&VaircwU,
Pittsburgh apahly
« P B L AWAItK
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE la the North Boom of the Exchange, on Third
street, FHILJLD KLPBIA .
MARINE INSURANCES.
On Vcsasto, )
Csnoo, >To all parts of tbe World,
Favours, \
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by rlTers, canals, lakes sd4 land carriages, to
all parts of tbs Union.
STUB IN80BANOKJ?
On merchandise generally.
On stores, dwelling bonces. Ac.
ABBICTtJ OV TUB COMPANY, November 7,1353.
Bonds and Mortgages...... $24,£00 00
Btateof Pennsylvania, Philadrlpbla city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loans, 181,653 43
Blocks In banks, railroads and insurances com
faniea
Is receivable....
Clash on band
balanced In the hands of Agents and premiums
on Marios Policies receoUy Issued 121,707 <57
BubaeriptionNotes..... .. 100,000 00
mstcvoae
Wo Martin,
Joseph li. Sell,
Kdmund A. Cornier,
John 0. Davie,
Robert Burton,
John R. Penrose,
George G. LoJper,
Kd ward Dariicgtoo,
B. Jones Brooke,
J. 0. John eon,
James 0. Ueod,
Theopilu* Paulding,
James D. BdPFarland,
W. 0. Ludwig,
Jouru W.Oowtv, Bec’y.
P. A. UADKRIA, Agent,
No. 06 Water struct. HlttoDnrgh.
The PranhUn Plrs liuuraace Company,
Of PhticutelphiA,
TjVUUßoToHi£—Charles tV. Bancker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
f / Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob iL Smith, Goo. W. Rich
ard*, Mordecai D. Lewie, Adolph! £. Boris, David B. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Giua. N. nignaga,
Onaa. Q. Baacm, Beerttary.
Oontinue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, In town and country, at rata aa low
as are consistent with security.
The Oompany have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
fbrd ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Own pan r‘ on January Ist, 1861, aa pub
shod agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were aa follows, via:
Mortgage ~ solBo*B 08
Real KstaU- ... ...... 7B
Temporary Loans 83,®fid ij
8t00aa..... ...... fll,SBB 00
OMh, Ac 84,54(1 81
Total *1,212,708 44
Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Foot Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence oftße
advantages of insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
>pN Offlos, north-east cor. Wood and Third sts.
TRO DNIT&D STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TBUBT COMPANY.
rmi.ADEI.PHIA.
OHABTE&ES APBIL 26T8, 1860.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
oflet, a. S. Comer of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
\Osotri of the florae Board al Philadelphia:
oixiuTo as.
Stephen B. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W.Ttnglsy, Geo. M’Henry,
Jacob L. Florence. James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, William STKee.
President —Stephen B. Crawford.
Vice President— Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, Pittsburgh —Jamee H. Willson, M. D.
Allegheny City—H. B. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
mar!7;y No. 74 Foorth street, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PITTSBURGH,
OORNBR OF FOURTH AND BUITHFIELB STREETS.
Antborlted Capital, OEOO,OOO.
INSURE BUILDINGS and Other property against loss or
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DtAXdTORS.
Wn. F. Johnston, Body Patterson,
W. M’Cltntock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M. Long, I. Grier Bproul,
A. J. Jones. George B. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A Carrier,
lames 8. Negley, W.fl. Haven, -
Wade Hampton, D. ELPark,
H. B. OoggshalL
Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON, President
BODY PATTERSON, Tice President
A. A. Can aim, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. 8. Oaaaixa, Assistant Secretary. dedhfim
Whftern Imarancn Company, Pittsburgh.
B. MILLER, Jr- President. I P. M. GORDON, Ec&ctarv
_ CAPITAL, 0100,000. ' *
\iriLLlnsure against all kinds of risks, FIRE andMA
" v BIN A AU losses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Homelnatltutioh, managed by DiauxsAs who are well
known in the eothmnnity,and who aredwermined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to be insured.
Directors.—R.Miller, Jr.,O.W. Rloketson,J.W.Butler,
N. Holmes, W. H. Smith; C. Ihmsea, George W. Jackson,
°L Lyon, Jamesldppancott,Geone parMe, James Me*
Alexander Nlmick, Thomas Scott.
_ Offlee, No. 02 Water street, (Warehouse of Bpang 8
UirsOPithrtmrgh. _ novifcly
Law Books*
I AM authorised to sell Jow some valuable Law Books.
10 voU. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Booriar 1 . iMUtutra;
Ureenliaf'a Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, last ed.;
And other Reports, Elementary Works, ko.
GEO F. UILLMuBA,
6c P a l it the office of Morning Post.
**•*■ .—-vf-”- Y _ „ 1 ! J ~*C ->/
■; .‘.v. v7*
STOCK AND BILL BROKJR^^
TATOTES, Drafts. 80n4% Mortg^gyp | :Loana QU CCIU*
■JXW terals, Pnagotiatat fohgfrt yfrflwplil on com
mission. Land Wdrranfabdught andxold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and Bala df
;; i ; •• f’
All 'bbmmurdcatfojaa. qttented tp prpnyptly. .jewTUrt-i
*M. H. .JAB. & tttkt'.
Wm. HL Williams A Co.. 7 ;;;
BANKERS ANDRXOHANGE
tf,E K Ci?m£r Wbod and Third ttrteti. • ( ..>u.
All transactions modaon liberal terms, 1 OoUecqgfnk
of Bills, Notes, promptly attended to; ‘ jan2&lwg
» EODGEES fcCQi,
BANKERS AND BROKERS*
OO&SJSM OF FOURTH ANJ> SHTTBFIELD STREETS*
.aa2.-fim . , Plttalrargfa»Pa» ■ - .< ■
Bsmoyti.
PATRICKS 4 FRIES 1).
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, ;ri
Hav* Removed their toihcOomor'cfFifQi<xnA WooAtttL
PmSBCBan, PA. •• • : t r:
PATRICKS A PBIHND, farntagp,'.
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts,
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastern Western ■
Cities constantly for sale. -
Collections mods in all the cities throughout the United
„ States. fandror-cgrwnt paper, at
the comer of Fifth and ,Wood Streets., (Tabs •
H. . i ; I
BANKEBB AND UXCHANOBBUOKBBa, > <>
uxtv oiuoyxn «nxm nxinaafr and to so.
67 kaou* snm roirir sooss nxww old bund. „
N HOLMES A BONB, Bonkers And Exchange Brokers*
• and Dealers in Notes,Droits. Acceptances, Cold* fill*.
v«r and fi&k Notes. Exchange on the Rasterh and WeetOift.
Oltles constantly for sale; .
Collections made in all thi cities throughout the Uni tad!
States. Deposits receivedth par fundaorcurrent papeKN? r
C 7 Market street, between Third and Fourth eta., twWflf , e
JOHN WOODSY -
BANKER ANI> EXCHANGE BROKER;
PI ALTO a
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Hotet
STOCK bought and sold on conjihlialoh. tJoilecflohf
carefully attended to. Interest paQ on Deposit.
49* No. &B>4 Fourth street, nearlyopposite the
Bank. declfi
, ooazua op wood abx> fmo amirs.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
sale. Time Bills o] Exchange and Notes dfoamntaLrr.
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought Collections
made in oil the prinMpol cities of the United StateA lNh
pbalts received of Par and Current Funds. ■ (marflTlyj J
AUXB IBSlfia, IPWABPIunri WtCMaA XBiMWa
gßAnrea a Engir f
BANKERS AND HrOHANOfe ; * r , '*■
BUY AND SELL Gold, SQver, and Bank Notes; ragotJofo
Loans on Beal Estate or Btock Securltlas; pumhlisa
Promissary Notes and Time BIBS, on East ffK, buy'
and soil Stocks on Ooxnmlssion.
Collectloofl made on all points In theTTnlm,, v 4 _ (ihyl
G. B. ARNOLD 4 CO
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKEES, ‘
Dealers in Exchange. Coin, Bank notes, Bight and
Time Drafts, Ac. Douections b(ififally .attended m,
mad proceeds remitted to any part of Hie Unfosi,
Blocks bought and sold on . .
ffk. No. 74 Fourth sL, next dpor to Bank of Dlttsh'g.lßSlS
THOMAS WOO oar r T
WCOMMEBCIAi BBOKEB,-e»:; ;
Grad, Benncit A Co.,
Zug, Lindsey A 00.
EoUi, Bond*, Stocks, Real Bstata. SoL
Ho. 76 fintrth xL, Pittsburgh, Ft i.
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO.*
V.IORNERLY of thoeelobrated Clothing Depot on Liberty
1; street, which has won an unbounded popularity andar
he name of the THREE BIS DOORS, have, for trie par
pose of acquiring more spaoe fbr their
removed to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where they have now Hie n<wt
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS! :
ASS . . L .
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That has ever been offered to the public. ; *
Their principal object for this removal, la tOglre
more facilities for the
WHOLESALE TE ADB.
They areprepared to eel) Goodaat the ;
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES! s'
And they will warrant them to be as good as any manu
factured In the Union.
NEBS COATS. ,
Our Interests areldentical with those of oar customers,
and we assure the pabtic that our fidelity will not foil in
fiiiiog all orders we may be favored with.
DON’T FORGET TUB PLACE—
N. g.—We desire oar patrons found wtawd that we h*t»
no longer any connection with the Clothing Unnffragf*-
Liberty street. Our attention la devoted exclusively to the
Bouse above designated.
m*ras JOHN IPCLOBKBY A 00.
Fall and Winter BnnS«|
EDMONDWATTS, ,
Merchant tailor, no. iss liberty street.—
I h»Te now on band a large stock of Fail and Winter
Goods. Overcoatings, of entirely new designs;’ Plash Vest*
logs, of the mast beautiful-patterns; French gnjliwL
Caw»im«?res, of every style and shad# in the marketjalldf
which l wul make to ordaren the most reasonable torm*
and warranted to soil. Oct4T
JUST RECEIVED AT JOHN McCLOSKEY A 00'S Whole
aale Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, and corner
of Diamond alley, the largest and most varied stock Of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting Lhu attention of the public to. These goods haVe
been purchased from first hands, and, consequently, njo
second profit on them, which leaves ua able to saythatwe
can and do sell at as small profits os any hoose in the east
ern cities. Therefore, we respectfully Invitetbe
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, In gyrWTP I , tfi
give ns a call, and examine our extensive assortment'ol
ready made 01/“i uinq, it is dmiwi impossible to
so nmerate the quant i y of immense piles of garments that
Irt to be seen at this li i « establishment, it Is sufficient to
*«)' that 11 has oarer ti«n equalled by the hoose ltsell
marlfctf JOHN McCLOSKEY A 00,
— 84,012 20
.. is,o?i ao
Dr. D. M. HosiOD,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer M’llvain,
Charles Rally.
Bamnel B. Blokes,
Henry Sloan, .
James Traquafr, -
Wm. Byre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
James Twnneut,
John B. Semple,
Charles Schaffer,
J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
B. T. 0. Morgan, do.
. MARTIN, President.
>S. 0. HAND, Vice President.
Haw Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
rplIK subscriber hae justopenod this new establishment,
X where ha has always on hand a Large and choice assort
mant of all articles of CIJJTUINQywMch he warrants equal
10 ftn £l n and will sail at the aostmsonabU jpri
oes. The puklio are requested to give him a call* 'v‘
earthly R. QppBNHSniBR.
Uougl^Jcl^ly^VVuioii.ln.
THIS PLACE is situated on thw Bay of Baperior and!
Left Bond River, atthe hwui of-lake Superior. and ;
pewaasta A BETTER SITE, A BETTER HARBOR, AND
GREATER ADVANTAGES FOR A OOMMKRCLALCITY, ■
than any other point In the North-west; and Is equalled in
prospective importance by Chicago only.
The Proprietors have a clear, undisputed tnj unincum
bered title to the land upon which BUPKRIOB is laid out,
and all purchasers of lots receive warrantee deeds fbr the
same.
Superior was laid oot during tbo
contains several hundred inhabitants, a Large lintel, a
number of Stores, a Commodious Pier, with Warehouse*
and is In all respects the ■
MOST FLOURISHING NEW SOWN
la the West. The County Seat the United States
office and Post Office are located here. The Missisripnl and
Lake Superior
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD,
now in course of construction, connecting with St. Pant
terminates at this place. It Is also the lake termini of ati
the projected railroad*to tho head of Lake Superior. The
“Boo" canal will be opened in June; after which, four
lipea of Lake Steamers will run to Superior—one from Chi
cago. two from Cleveland, and one from BtoZalo; all fhp
vessels, having been built expressly tar this trade.
Cne Steam Baw Mill is now In operation, ami vnw machi
nery for a second is now on the way to Superior, which will
be set to work Immediately on its arrival.
One-half of the lots have been appropriated by the pro
prietors to be sold by the uodoraigned to actual Battler* on
easy terms, to provide a fmid fbr extensive publio improve
ments. Liberal appropriations bare been made tor public
purposes; parks, churches, railroads, Ic. Ac.
In order to correct the misapprehension arising from
: similarity of names, it is proper to state that “ Supertor
.City,” about the title of which a legal controversy a-rig**,
is another and different place, and In a different township
from Scpsftioa. *
AA-Mape of Sopceiob are signed by Thoa. dark,sur*
veyor. and WUUam H. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors, and may be seen In the principal hotels of 8L
i’aol, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, BuflUa
uud other cities. 1 '
All porsoos who wish to purchase lots, or obtain informs-;
tIOD, or. (guested to »ppl, to W*. H. NJWIOJI, fiupotlor.
Dougins county, Wisconsin.
4 4 WILLIAM H. NEWTON,
Agent and Attorney for Proprietors of Superior.
Jj2tL3m »:
Board of Health Notioa ' 'l'
INFORMATION has been made to the Board of w—fiy
that caeca of cholera occurring outside of the city have
been brought within its limits for relief No dotihi thV
friends of the sick are prompted by motivro of humanity,
jut it is proper they should bo informed that they subject
themselves to a severe penalty by so doing.
The Legislature passed laws regulating this matter, Iti
<aees 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 to?
morsel ess attack
The Board of Health are determined to enforce the la*;
If patients seised with cholera, or any malignant or conta
gious disease, outside the city, must be removed to any of
the Hospitals, persons conveying them thither must have a
permit from the Board of Health.
The attention of all persons Interested is called to tbo
following sections of an act approved April 8,1B&2:
Htc. 6. That any master, commander, or other person
haring charge of any vessel or steamboat, violating any ol
the . rules or regulations prescribes by the said Board ol
Health,oodea the provisions of-thisact,Sball, tipoh cohvio*
ttbn thereof, by indictment or prosecution in any court
having jurisdiction, pay a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, to be recovered and paid into the tzvasuryof Said
Bwd of Health. ■ *
fixo. 7. That whenever the Board of Health .filteU reddre
luformation that any malignant or contagious disease
(tpeaalea excepted) prevails Within any port or place within;
the United States, thev tnaVAitiHwint lennWfcn^Hl*'
log the same; and if it shall appear that the disease prevails
ad aforesaid, all communication with such Infected part or!
place shall bo subject to such control and regulatiflcsaa the';
Bdard of Health may from time to time direct, and pnhUsh<
in ooe or more newspapers published In the dty of Pltte<
burgh; end there upon every person or parsons, and <AH
goods, wares and merchandise, bedding.knd clothing;frnm !
subh in foetal port orplftee, and having entered and. been
brought into the city of Pittsburgh contrary to aath regn
latidofl, shall be euljeet to the earns penalties aS is provided
for In the preceding section. ' -
The penalties «f the whole act will be strictly enforced.
By order. A. C. MURDOOH, -
Phyafadan to the Board cf-PiattK,
GEOBGB FOKTUNE, ~
■ jy23 Health OSce*
Railway hubsE POWKbS—Ono and. Twn^g^:
Powers, with Saws, Threshing Machines, Ac.—ortba
Powers furnished without machines—Adapted foxmanulkew
luriag purposes. Call and examine'them, ; at ITTlfth stl
wph . JAMES WABDBIp.
STBA WBERBY PLANTS of the most reliable tested va.
; rietlea for this locality can be supplied in Urge anon*-
tied-rtf Fifth street l»eps) JAMES W4RDBOP ’
V '
SZC V- . ■ \ t
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
AUSTIN ItOOfIIIS*
RILL 4 CO<, •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE
ClmmloUl’a Loan OQlee,
NO. 100 SMITILEIELD BT&EET, NEAR
Money loaned on Cold and Sliver Watches, Silvers are
and other valuable articles. aultrdly 1 -
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING STORE!
C ISTOffl WORK,
IK HU OX9T STTU,ABD CPOB V£U BfiO&TXST UOTIC*.
They have on hand a fall and beautiful assortment 01
LOT lid and COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BIJSI-
Mo. §8 Wood Street,
(bast SIDE,) OOUHSB or DIAIfOHD AL2JBY. -
HKW SPRING GOODBi
MISCELLANEOUS
, , , FOOCI.AJSATIOB.
Qsnurtf 4mmUr«f Bamnlroda. passed July,
■.»ftlBs9,ffliUtlaM<itaCi6lßlHanitbWJsSdffiilSot thfal
CommmuralUiy eTCiy
Oouatita gly*un{kn>f radluitiMatii tobeWtf, iod •nu
merate, to ecdmoUco-rtatomaetß lif ;
* said the
: v TbaaJeeto®o£tto«)fetWatf of ihatitybf £lttsbur«h
CfFlttabureh
tomeetwktfcdTitolteSefccttHiriisAto'aaiilWard. :
;r j Tto-fita&rsttf themifd-W&rd of the city of Pittsburgh
4o mwl at tbflhflhasctf Andrew McMaetors, Esq. * ,T
-; :Tbaels®toraOftl».E&ti*tfiWar4DfthociiybiFitiBburoh
to meet at the Pablio BehtolHotiisltf skid Ward. ': 9«r«i
:. tUscftybf Pittsburgh
inmfeet a! the Pennsylvania -Honse; occupied .byGotlaib
Bckel<UteAlafcßtewagggdfl«ttl Ward.;".- - . j - : ,u
The electors of tbs Sixth Ward of. ihe dtybTPiiisburgh
iorvxml - '-''•
to meet Bt tio Haase in aid Ward; !
/The electors*of the Eighth Word dih* dty-orptttgbnrgk.
tOJhfiat.etth® Pablio ecboomoaee in saidward.' < ,
' - of.tbe lJliith-TV’erd of the city of PittsbUrghr
tO toMt Otthe PublioßchpOl QoOSSio esid-Wfinl.-' .•
The rtectoracr ths first Ward of. the dty=cf- Allegheny
to. meets! thahouse of J. Woodhango, iaßottoton stress
‘. ThAelecfcrsjoftheJJeewiA Ward aflbrftdtyof Allegheny
to mee& st the .hones of vidDir TborapaonjXiDrtlMresi corner
or Qhto street and pobliosqttire. . i -• i
, The elector* bftnifr Third Ward of the city of Allegheny
to meet’ftf thePuhllo School House in 6aid Ward. ] U.iS.' t
. ~Ths ,W«rd,ofth>rt{y of Allegheny
to meet at'fh&boutobfT/Sttitolat ihe corner of Bosto£on
-*nA */'/. .'. . i ..., ;
The electoenf thgtoroogb to meet at"
HheTbwnTJall On Wiiltins/fitregtinsald borough.-:{
-•■ TltoeltotoW<fffhebbtough of Birmingham, tojneet
at thAßaUibffd Office qf Oliver M* Ormshyi In said borough.'
ThoWSefowbflJtrijhestiaherboglLtoineet attheJ^biio
BchoolHonceofeelibortmgh. r \
The electori of the borough of. JLswxebtoville to meat at
thePohlloßchoolSotiaalhßaldboroogh. 1
fhweleotorwofthrb&fough oflibaipaburgh'to.sieet-'et
the boo® of John Sharp,in.«aW.boropgh, v ; _:, i .
to meet at the
Town lUU In said borough. •. j\ i s*-' 1 -
TheslectOzscf the borough'ofSoulh'Ellzabeib to meet at
the house formerly occupied by B..MoAntoch, at the end of
the Boroogh.
The electors of the borough of West Eittabnrgh td meet
,at thy house of,.Bogus; i-u- ••.. - 1
The electors of/thebarougb of West'Elizabeth to meet
aUha Publto School goose Insaldbotongh.
, The.electoM of tlm borough of Taientnm to meet at the
EnhUe&dmoLßQnse lnsaiahorougto i
; of tbeboroughof Manchester to meet at the :
|TnTHW»— . .... • |
boroagh of Elizabeth to meet at ,the
"bo»*oof !r-r\Grah*m» ftaneriyeccupfad by John Wei her/
ine&id v : ; > (
.Iheeleotpie of ihn boronghcf Bewlctly to meet at the
- 1/ j
, .Tno electore of .nutnvn&hlpto meet bt thahoufie of Jo
>»ph- Alacbgnira* Tnrbpifee
Ecadjin Aid iowuahlp. euapt thequalified toterr residing !
In sections ana of the sald dlstrtcti trbo ehso
yotaat«4 ganezni ln the Ninth Ward of the city,
oTPittflbOTgh. .. . . -■■ -■ - ;
Peablaa township tamestat fhehodsObf :
JohnßeiUeyLln thOTfllsgeof East Liberty. T r- -
The,electors of .CoUinstoirnshlp to meeb stlhe houre of
WiniamMcOaUi 3Eastl4bertyl T j
" 'The electorß Of WiiUhb to meet at thorimosa or.
-Jah>k i ini B&id
; townMdpt’' ,'^j '"'.T.- \
* At of.
John Sammerrllle, in said town diiiH- ‘
" J Rto , «lßctCOTcf.F»ttontcitfcshlp tDmftsfcat U» of
gprnpifce, in-said itovmsj
Tia elfictOTfl of'Pehitto’wiihrp
i
' The eleitozb of YermUlesioKmdnp.tnmeednttheHbllc
Schodl'Honse. «Lthe fann.of Oafid £hew 4 naar the white
house fhmeriy.bccnpfed by Thomas-HeaVnoW'hy WnL A.
Hha#.’ *"■ V- .-•»! ’ -l
Ths township to at the h etfie
of George Webster, formerly oocnpial by Ut
KUsehath borough*. k
Theolectora oT Je&rson township to meet at the house
of Michaftl fipftOi formfirly occupied. by John Kjog, fa fcaid
township* -•- : 5
, Thoaltftoaof Uifflln township to meet at the' cl
j Samuel WUson. formerly wjcuplsd by JaEaes" E. Neel* in
said townships ---■ —-*••’•'■"' ...--■•tt-.
The el eetpra of PpperSt Clalr township to meet ,at jth&
house c£ Jaar<tonnar,ln said township.'" ' ' {
The electors of Xowor st township to meet St the
house lately test by at the Jnhctioh of lhe Bir
: mhigham and Ooal mli roads, in Baidtownship. * |
ot.wmUm.Obßy, a> thenttaboJShand’BteabenTmeTapi-
She elaforaofßohlntott
nf Ssrsh McEirranflj formerly Audley ilcfarland. In sold
township. - , -i i-jv-'j/rv - :>• j- f - / i
T3fo.etoctors.of tnwnshiptnmaet at the house ot
itcCielland-A. Anpar* fitrhmriy j.Ghorlea.iin
- .
Tie electors of .Mooniownshlp to meet at School House
/No, tin ea£i, township.
The electors of Ohio township to meet at tho bottsa of
Henry YJPhompson,_Jn said, i
The etectora of FranfcUn township to meet at the lioUßa
occupied by Joa. Holemaa*ineaM township.
The electors of Beamre township to meet at the School
House Tfo. Sylnssld township.
The electors of. Baldwin township to meet at the housed
John Oowito, in e&id township. j
The electors of Snowden tovnshiptorseet at ths houfia
of Peter JBoyer* in.eaM township. |
The elector* of South Fayette township to meet at the
home of H. Hajß,on Uxe Coulter, in sold
township. *!?■“’ '!! ' ~.. < ;
• *Hie elsctoradf NdrthPayetietownahip to meet htrths
■ house now occupied by Francis Jamhon. at Bodgem*. in» T
in Said township. ,4-. Ts
The eleetoza of Boss township to meek. &Mhs Boubo of
JacobQdb&ugh, oh the insahl township.'
!' The electors ;of Pine township to mee tat the-house of
1 'Hugh Crummy, in said toarzxahip. . ; ,
; TUe electors of M’Candlesi township to meet at thaU>u4a J
; i I
The electors nTWeet Peer township to meet at the house
of Nathan Conley.ln Bald township. . ;
The electorsoT East Deer torwiißhipjtomeet aithsPubli
flchOOl gOUSe.ifftha botOQgh of Tar»ntnn> ...
The electoto of HevHle township.to meet at School Honsr
No, l, (haresf er io be called Chaplin.) ,
The electors of BawicUey .township tomeot at tho house
of Samuel mtoUa,tn said township.
The electors of lhdlsna Idwoaup to meetat ihe houss
former Alex. Tamer, inzsidtovnship.. >
The electors of Shaler township to meet at John Shaw’s
Mill, in said township. . . 4 ' .
TboqoaUfledTotam of that part of Indians towsAhip, io
Allegheny coiintT, refilling wiihin thefollowing described
hoandarlw, to wit: Beginning at a point on the
Href, the upper Una of the lhrmof John Cable, and run*
ning a northerly course, between the firms of «dd Gable
and John Boydto the horthasst corner of . this's farm—
thenee running a westerly Cooras to tho: Shaler township
line, to sudr amshser aS/td all fkros or lots
situated toCtmnihgham*sdlstrlct,and known
tracts, within said hoondarles, shall hereafter Tpte at the
general election to 4ho boroogh of 'Sharwburjr. at tha
election poll of atfi Wrodgh.' * - - ■
At which timaAnd placo the qualified olectors as afore--
said wUI by ballot vote tor
One penontor State Senator,
Fire parsons for members of Asaambly of PenneyiTania,
One person tor Sheriff,
One person for.Oasal Commissioner, -
One person tor Prothonotary,
Oqc. person tor Treasurer, i
One person tor County Oommlssionex,
One person ror Coroner,
, One person tor Director of Poor, '
One paraontor Auditor for 8 years.
One person tor Auditor tor 2 years.
IGhren andermyhand Httahnrgh, (his 3d day of
September, A- D-/1855, and of'the dndepfndfiiica of Abe -
Bnlfedßtatertbe elghUolh. - tyiLtiAM MAGILL,
sep6aiawta / Khortiy
koo.ooo intruai
I lIS* a i BIBAMBOAI DIfiABTEBS OS <n3. *'
iaMBSagIHE WESTERN WATgaa. Aifl> I JgfSdt ■
rnTHTTrnr tiim-WBIMBW ;
Qul r-lgned lun now In course of preparation « itev- 1
“ AMBOAJ I«BECrOB¥» which will betooed to October
naxtT tne book wUI contain urer two hundred pagtos.iUo*:
tratod in the boat atyle. and neatly bound -in a durable
mAnnar. IT WHX.BBONE GF IHBIIOS3VIKTEBEST
-INQ BOOKS BVEii PDBJJBHEi, and wIU be aiookfttaii
«U xlaeaea uf people. Thß STKiM
BMI BIEtXJIOBY wUlcontains complete llatand d ■
KripUon of aU'tta Steamboats now afloat on the Western
and Rea them waters. Tbe iengtb.-model. spoed, power
•nd tonnage ofeaeb brahwESe tnih'rwbourbnUfcthß
Alßo.themmiss
Of Captains nna'offtcera,her ago, *Oi 4c. The Directors
arlllooa^dn ahistoryof SleamboataandEteamtaating on
tte Western Waters sicca this application of steam; also* a
•ketch of tho drat boat built for th» Ohio BtTer.wlth’Sie
name of the baflto. coaiTnamby »nl
; Tho BiVittt bifi&BOST will oantain a list and dcscrSo*
Uon of all Urn BTBAMBOAT DISAfTiflSa tbat bate c*cur
redon tha WESTEBN and BODTHBBJS W4XEBS. beaut
foilT fltajtratad. with a T.TRT o? Ali THoiS WHO
fcaJit by Timß BtmnKa, sreKiNQ
SMB KXHHHJIKB,dB tha-Westcraandßoutnurn waters.
Tha Director* trili contain Maps of tho Ohio, Mholmlnol.
MiasoMi, HUno!a,]Atkansao, WSttcaßod, OnachltapYaiS
and otter Kivere, withUia Totrna and, CUlca laid dawn,wi to
correct distances; alao oan* otter iUTerand Oammarclal
Items of interest to the people,at large. Thobook-will
contain the carte of tta rations 0.8. MaO Boats,with Hie
iredetteyaiylh.do-Ap. Sbe Blrwctory will also contain
a complete list of ail ttaresponsiblß Steamboat r
omcere.tteir plana ofreeldenco, do, 4oj ttejigtr steam 1 ’
boatLaw.ltsrequirements, with comments, ahotrior
Thereto It tbo.fetraitpeicnt ttgar.and tmuru the
coapttmt qfflccT, ife. to, and oil the Important u. K 8n
f”1”, op to Bates
portantßwaainhabf ttirearlona o.' MMaidia regard'to.
fcjdgto Bo, 4* witt'manyhtto
®» Bbectorywfli be mnstrntW tottt bestutrlo 'and'
pnnted to tte boat manner. Tha anttor baa fbr ax yea a
fcengaihertng together all tte fkcta and items lp regard to
tto numerous steamboat dlaiEtere'on tbeWesternand
Southern »eteia, and now lnten(ia rahUBhlug Uieia In
book form. The price of the work wilt be-put at the'titir
(urn of One Hollar. Tea thousand copies, will be issued for
tta boatman; alt otters, desirous of. esbeertbtog will bare
to do so at onoo>aanono will baprlntrd tmleasordered la.
adbanco, This trorkda deatlned to. hare actrtolatlon ol
oror EIGHTY THOtfSAffB copies.»» ttie .mhM.lmre
reoelrlna largo numbers of subecri cere, per-maD. bum all
tarts of Ihe country, daffy. Smo (ditto; ohtatloatmeß,
S tofsK^?^ 011of th * Um “..“e“'>W>utore
; The Olfactory will ba bsned In October. and wIU be. as
“•hWOboat. BytemlttlOg
®“ k J )oU “'<P os bpakl) yoj» mf the Shore
■Alt' oommnritcaUoni iddletUn Should he addnmed to
; :M SASIBS T.JUjOYB
L '~' PoetnlßMßulldlni;.ClnctonethOhlo..
l<a&da«tr
1 JOBS MTOI
Ho. aoi't
XI AS JOBS BEOHVED
-CL tides:—
1 BEANMEB. ’ *
atote Brernlj, (TeryflMj -
ObtriDapuy A Co. (super.)
MjpxettAOo. • '
!ti J»*l Agent,. ..;
Wtt-amß,
i» following teiy olaloei »*{!•
USS*
Jiinifev sm v : :
State Otai,. „, .....
: f wnraa '
SsfcUl Medelrs, ■
Tabla . do,
9M>l* ~„ do
OopUng go
B^ttlSg’Fort,
Pure Juice do
Onltuery go
AUJultaeoant. '
-
.nncbor^„ • , „.
VcmanivT.
'Beidesoak,
> Together with all other'
-JOElhaaa. , _
V. 1 v.
London Cordial,
Bctnsppa. -
smnwss. v
Enthward** &»£•& Ala.
Bsxd^aQndofcPortar,
ASalnt hg*n*'<
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C»S«W% : • 3
, .•,* i, -.-.■ » i-~
Mochuwxl J»t»,
English’{SronioiiC&Bere,
Tinpcrt«3H»f«i*ClgarB, ol
‘tlHfmfl hramt^
Old MoncngibolaWhlafcyvof,
all grata. •',••• ;
artJelai oofitataff %Itft tfce I
• •• n .r ;-.:py29aUy
Wooda> and I
A* •&•*** Itarth girtet, describes •ffreat j
r wtety py fums, Houses aa& tots. Those wanting homes
-S®»J}Jla»«tttogst tp«|fstBr. -Oa It Is dSßsribed-.aibv
Ob< On no try B*«ti ,r7: ?rWI T .; ' TfinMAP WOODS, j
* afcKjMr'lL OOLuifl.
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i J&.
'Sf - BbSL 9 BSB •
v H .ZH
.4 «*w*ndi ripflirtriy „<e* *
'\f.l ttr ,JB|,* JMilitf - ’ ;
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Joßt, JitaaM, f.Hetroßnai.;
juity,^lnftammiUcns iJ-at .*• ; -
Palustta ibe.ttreas*, fcal't. -
''t,v'lnatejJ^^ J §w l Sf uT -:
in.whkba Purgative Med. ,-:
jotmojecir less required, ta ■ >
AS prevented, If ? >*;;
No person pan XeeljffelfcTihllf * caustic hahltof body urt v
▼ails; Xeneretre r
diseases, wbicniaig^itbaTolbejeD^ToWea^thß^timely afli'
c
: '- *•
Theyall tend to. become tbo.d«ep'»atea an-’ *•,
tbroidsbledlateiaperaVTlilclj load'tiie'liestaaaan' over tb "!
Jand,,, Hence arelisMe lamUyr la ’ -
portanceto pabUc heSlh; aud this Pill has A been per -
tote&vttb A •
Pausntsi has shown*Tcsults fiarpaßsldg' anything tttheri
■ *P? medidne. C’prrebato oeep-'filTffcted beyoa^r
belial, were Ihiy.noi eobstantiaiodiby persons of ouch es u
Altai posttuna and chairac terras tq forbid thrsnspldos c
TOtinthr, r . f , « iI «. nk'3 i
■ -Among ’the iraihent g«ntiemtaTwb&.:bafe testified l|
ire f -
«i*£**', 4’ oTßpjton. anj
State AsteyernofHdsstchueettS, whosrhiffh prtJftteioiu'
. character is endorsed Uy.tbe, .c-y i —-v —.
i wmimniaiMiibWtki «»«•
55mCMi^raiBBOS,'HaUUrjfieg; ! ii)TBn l jlSa. !i
, t>j!>Hl£,B, lHih(),i<|f-|ioitoE
"ÜBv|
Dr. Jf. PraetJcfclClnmilßhflf Haw Ydik Clt-
Mtdbrssdbjr
HooiW.XtjMißCTiSecretary of- fitats; 5 * '"- 4:
WM. B. A6TOEU thorkbeat man h* America;^;
B-'XBI/ANBir CO.', Proprietors'of tbe Metropolitan Hots
and others. s :'-,*«•/ :
Did space permit, we could give man; hundred eerti *
s&h used, but ev
dance even
public men,ialbundln "their effects upbnjiml.■., >•
- /Ehese -Pillsi ths lohg~ i area tigatloh and stud,
are offered to the pubhcaAtherhusfaim^mbst’■comple’
which the present.'tdatej of, medical.' affor
; They are compounded Cot of the'drugs themselves, but
the medicinal
by Chemical process combined t
gather in such a manner as to Insure the best result
The system of composition lb* medicines has been found I
Cherry Pectoral and Pills Ijoth, to Produce a more efflcJet
remedy than had hitherto been any proces
.Thereason la perfectly obvious/; VFblfeby.thßbldmode <
composition, every medicine la burdened withmpreur iei
of acrimonious and injurious quaUiieaJjy thiSTeach ln£
vjdual virtue only,that is JesiMd ftr-Ihdtth’ftilva effect }
present. All the inert and-obnoxlous qflidtTfoa j>f eac
eabstance employed, arc leff.bew^.Ah^curaUVavirtue
Only brinj retained? Hence it Is Self evfdcntljSt Umsffec:
should wore as they have proved* mord r pufeljTVmedia'
and the.PUlßa more powerful entidotß to dkeasa than ar!
othermedldn* known to ttitf world. ~ \
, . 1
b* taken under Qie-.conpsel of an. attending Phypkian, *r;
5 Wlie OTnld'not-propfiWy bf in remedy without Jtnoil
: ittg4ts «)incO£ltum r l'hflvewippli«llbiu(xorttß fttmai?
by whlch pttloiATaßdi-flUs tip*
whole body of tbo jUbited States
American Provinces. If,however,there shbuMba anyorp*
who has not,recelved,them* Ihey wiU be forwarded by m#
tohisreqnefik -*’ •'i •
, vv OfcaU., the Patent. Weditfues fes
would betaken if their
'Ufe eonsiata lb their taysiery; Xh&Ve'nb‘inyeterfes.'. j
P.Tfce 'cmaposttion.of obento J .
men r and alLwhoare.
frtely'ttcknowledge' ihtir conyiplJQpa ; of r thelr. JntriDa*
merits. The Cherry Pectoral was -.'
men to be a wonderful medicine-beforeita effects weft,
known. Many eriUnentPbyeicistirhave declared tho
.thing., 9f my an
willing to - terrify that their.anticipatioha jrermaora. th& ,
Teal tied bytheir'effecietipcn trial.'"' 1 .
--They, operate by thdrpowHrfta influOncoen thainiernt '
viscera.t© purify ihe.bloodand>l#nnii£aiaitlintohcaitb
action—-remote the obstructions ;orthe stomach, bowel ;
liver, and other organa of the body, restoring their irreg'* "
lar action to bysorrecting, wherever they
Ifit, each derangementrea are the first origin of disease.
• Ant i
lyrical CbSm&E, Lowellj.XJaaa,. jMce, 2&*i<?ontamper, bo; •
PJvwboiepforil. ; p. i r
r., »4 ;; !•*
retail, by. ever* praggiefc met -
- ■ -; JettimnUwj - i
riTHAL^TIO
•: ux I IQTS 3BM-4md-0V
iTHttAItfSOTfM
fiKW ABD VE u i iVOSDBRFDf ,!
UVoKASiA ;..:
BEOUQHT HOME TO TU E V .TM .H*tUOS ;
AWONDRRBUL DZSCuVEIiYims ttwtfitlybwnjaii
by Dt,Cortisol fcUa city* lathe:treatntfint ofCot
sumption, Asthma, and all fllppaw* of the Langs. We rt •'
for to « Da. Ctmra’a Vipoi ,
ah® Ghx&kv Stiup.” WUhthis new method,Dr.&has ti
stand many afllinia4 : cae*to whlc c
he has, iazmmenbld .certihcates.r:Bpeaklhg
ment a phydcJ&n remarks, “It teevidentthatlnhaliog— .
constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor—the mr •
didnal properties most cpme.teJdirect .contact' with th*
whole ffirial cavities of the Itmg%and :
end.varied rixangea
Into the stomach, and digestion.;
The Hygeana is for gale at all the Druggists throughout th! ■
coahtry.--‘i'r«o ; rOT‘i: Dutchman o/‘
The Inhaler is worn on the theHtteoJwftlt
ont the least inconvcnienoo—theiheat of lhe body beinj*.
aad dent to evacuate "the fluid! Bundreds of cases ay
enrcg, like th« fGlWiugrinlgbvbQjnimedi »
One pacings of the jHygeana has caredrao of the AsthxuC;
of d* years standing.- 'J., FrKtcsScaV i ’
„ pfDttneamion, Pa. i
I am cnred of the-'Asthma of t’eh years' standing by Dc
Curtis’s Hygeana. , AUbqarsv E&sfoji* Brooklyn, fii Y. ;
hits. Panl/of Nb«~s Htnunond stmt, N •.ITUtvm- cured ol ■
a severe case or Bronehltia by f. -
My slater has been .cnrwl of Adlqtreaslngcoughcfsevend '
years’ standing, and : deci(l<kTU> bpihcnrable by the physi
dans. She was cored inonemontb, bythe-llygesnat ? ■''
J.lEGAUBtßJ.'Bichmoiiil.Me, t 'l>
The Her. Dr. Cheerer, of Nerr York, tesUflekbf our todil l-*
cine in the following language.:, , lr T 1»-
1 ‘ 'NWYobk, Nov. 16,1864. ■*•
Diab Bm—l think highly. ofJJri llygeftQftfas <>«•• -
remedy In diseases of the threat' amtluneiC, ltoyto&-ha c - c
some opportunity to testify Its■•iritteaeft ram i ;fccuvftice<.j‘ ’
that it Is a most excellent.medicine* -both the Syrup ana , 1
the inhaling application tor the,cheßtr i . > '
_N. B.—Dr. Curtis’s Bygeana is tIieORIGINAL and ONLt ‘
GENUINE ARTICLE? ail •otberslare base imitations, ot"
▼Ue and INJURIOUS, counterfeits. ;£htxn'.thorn alt yoi
would POISON; , l - ' •
= 4S£Por sateby; P l ' Geo. i S *
H. Belters A Cog Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny v CRyt-Johi *
Sargent, New Brighton ,*€LL. Kalssr/Uochester. -'‘ •? ,
a fmyljbdaitgm^t
. Carter’s Spanish ffluture. >
THE GREAT PUKIFiEEJOF, Tflß BZiOQD i I
' *HothTarticloof HercUry lS it, ,' '
T ET TFB AFgMCTEDBEAD AMD POSDBRi—Ai
-Li I “?Ui * Aemedyibr Saasm, King t Sl !Ij Bhroina
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Pcnde*'
on IhoPncei Blouaien Ilolls, Aguo'iand Purer, Chronic Son
Bjrea, Bing Worm or Setter, Scsldjflesd. Jsnlircemcnt anfi
Pain of th« Bones and Joints, Stttbnorn Ulcers, Bypfctliti-
Disorders, Lumbago, fipinal -Complain Is,' antlsil Disease!
arising from an injudicious use c-'Mercury ,-liDpruJenreh'
Life, or Impurity of the Blood. ' , „ , ■.
'^^^gr^tnltraailrs-medlclhowaiPnriSe^Sf
of »he United
tuns rnfonaMMOW'gtejrt&bAr-Aa ■tnedfcliMs. “CAB!
TAB’S SPANISn AllA.r'UltK.’' Neuralgia, neunTnaticr’,•
■Bcroltola, Eruption*' on” the- Skin]' tiTer Uiseiusi'
( mcBrs. Old Soros- Affections of thsKJdneys.Dlseoseeof the!
Throat. Pemsle Complalnis, Pains and Aching oca* Bmat’
and Joints, ar» speedily pat to flight .by using this great and
Inestimable remedy* - - ? - s *
Por *U diseases of the Elood.nothlngheayet bMnfbnnij
to compare with It. Itclennses the system of ißlnipnrt’
ties, acts gently and eflldsntlyoutbe Lirer and Kidneys*
yw the ladles* it Ja inTOtiaWybett» r tfcairali thfrVrr
ogaelrjTerMed. A fdtr dosw b/paitertfipaniflli liix^arC
wfli wmoTO itt «olownefiB
mantling to the cheek, girt
may* the .general health In a remarkableaegne
thoniedidneißTerhbaTdof T" »'
; tauwn.
; wnpd«rfhidrffect« of? this: G££AT iHLQmyppnTiTMrt.
5 Cali on the Agent and get a Circular axidvAhdaQBfl»m£
Mono genuine- unless signed by/BENNETT'A 'BEEBE.
Propfietore, Ho. 8 li^ittrpp^.aiia^Ma^iVaf'yAlsylail
oraerefer supplies and agencies muflt te addressed, f?
; Bj A.PAHNESTOOK.JO&EPHTLBJi-
Nd, PLKMINQ, Biioa t nmll^DixigglstlgeneraUy. v - '''
: ootAUdawly .... .„ j; ;:< •
OtAnOIHIIi.fBOM ;-At sti-t*
«;'• •»■'_ , Qofeto;Ee6rniryfth, 1 18« h.
, Mean. B. A. Fahnestock c 8 Ct>.~We fand the pleasure nf
rcMl ting, this morning, dhe »ithln;cs«lflest»«r*hr Ver
miruge.whkh wUI bo very gratlffing to y£rn,«sltw«*isnS.
Tolnntarily,) Wo mo,Q enu emeu, yours, yerytruly,^.'
Gcnttmm—My little daughter, Ibilr-ycorircliLnnAlny'
eon, older, were fbr a OoiadSiabla time suffeHagtota
Worms. I purchased two bottles of year Venulffigefof
which I gate them throe dosaa’-eiceordlng to'airwSouE.
jnd etrangs to Bay. inlass; than .threeAonw they passed no
in
\ ,- * - _ CflnU«pen, baUaTastflo-bfcf Sl!r-ss {
A COUHlliW—toiMie::
fttei *2400; term? eiayf * ThfaS*
P«rEimß wto ore defiiroas of procuring acountryaeatiwar; .
:“5 ci <J- ~, , S,OBIHBBSI,*SOS, [,
IST iUOUI-a ,PKfiMlUai KATHiIUDH;CDOI«-tlli ism, -
TT anti maoTcsall symptoms.p£ bcadxche. ■. >: ».
as KATOABION - > i
Are never liable to fion-etrokfcr.x -J
. • t
la the most Taluahfcrasiulfiitlon to iheitenet, tetaininn tha “
;H*ir inany required form. * * J *•:*->*»”**
got sale by end E, £. SELLERS i
A at 26 cents per-bofctlar.r. &**>#»? angle £
B,O3EMAIIY AHP.CaaWt J. Biaha
rdttgi jOaeianilon tettl® of thlß ileUgKlfal'u-oSs?
>bt UMijsir two Loan aold.yii ralea arSriUil lncrMifn»i-i
Mt»Uon J aßnK>t3^®:« i “ll e 3; JThqPiow fgsSmtog
Drinks It wfUiln tho reach of klI. - a -Voa
53 MAttKEt St.-.;,
“ISPSi^P^
; : QItDBNTENNSr * COA’^'T
Bl * tigh '
M riUA AMD VBJUUjrcaii tor ail».lo» «S'i
Ds- KESSES’S, k
sJSzL Comer Wood street and YtoglffsHejv }
fTj?- 1 Da. ZKT9KB'St
* 0oro« Wood: itz^iitf ?
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