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flammar of Time.
TaiUUf DAILY TRAINS BACH WAY, (SUNDAYS EX
<s: >•-; CBPTBD.)
I'aa bat one Cbtnge of Cere between
Columbm and Baltimore.
ON &n<3 after Monday, June 18th, 1865,Train# will run
follows: '
Rxprtzi Mail
Train. Tram,
lO.OO A.M. 3:80 P.M.
11:10 u 4:45 “
Leant.
Oul ambus.
Newark ...
Eanovilla 1220 P. SI, • -ftftO w i 2:12 “
Concord -.:..«1!t68 M 6:41. 4 * » S:01 “
Cambridge............ 1:20 “ 7:ftS “ • 320' “
Barnesviue....- 223 ° 825 44 j “
BelmOtti 2:44 ** 841 14 5:14 “
Arrive 8e11a1r....... 340 “ Mr.ft-.45 “ Mr 615 “
GOING WEST.
£r prat Mail /fight
Train . Train. Train.
.. 9:45 A.M. 6:16 A.M. ‘ 6:00 PM
..10:31 “ <U6 “ 7.-08 “
Zefae.
Belmont...
Bartlesville’..
Oambridge..
Zanesville ...
10:62 “ 6:43 41
11:66 “ 804 “
12:17 P.M. 8:20 -
1:10 " 9:20 “
Newark £OB 44 10:37 44 .11 :60 “
Arrive Oolambas.- 320 44 12:15 P.M. 12WA.M.
Tbo Express Train going East will stop to take op or
leave passengers, at Taylor’s, Newark, Zanesville, Concord,
Cambridge, Campbell's, Baraesville, and Befanont only.
Goind Wist will stop only at the above named Station*.
The Mall Tfaln will stop at all ibe Stations where the Mail
is (o he.received, or delivered, snd at all other-Stations on
notice being given. The Night Train will stop at all Sta
tions' oa proper notice being given. *
GOING EAST
The IQtOO A. M. Express Train, counsels at Columbus
with the Express Train which leaves Cincinnati at 6 A. M.
with the Train from tha West on the Columbus, Elqna
apd Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to
and from Sandusky, Mansfield and ML Vernon, and with
Trains on the BteabenviUe and Indiana Railroad; at
Wheeling with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia and East
ern Cities.
Tha 3:30 P.M. Train will connect at ColambUs with the
second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky,
Mansflc'ld and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling with
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 'Passengers
1 saving* toolsvllle and points below Cincinnati,and taking
the ft A. 51. Train on Little Miami Railroad, will connect
with this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana
polis and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central
Railroad |?in also connect with this Train alj Columbus,
a hdTeach Wheeling at 9:15 P. M., and leave by 10:20 P. il.
Tfaln on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving In Balti
more at 6 P. SI, next day.
The ILSO P, id. Train connects at Columbus with th«*
Moll Train which leaves Cincinnati at 5.30 P M.,snd arrival
at Bellsirat 6:15 A. Md connecting with the Accommoda
tion Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passen
gers leaving Chicago by the JSTeningTraios cko, by this
roatB,vta Michigan CUy, Lafayette, Indianapolis and Day
t on, reachOolnmbtu in season to take this train; and at
Wheeling'Will take the Accommodation Train for Comber
1 and, sleep there, and resume by Espn-ss Train tu Haiti
more and Eastern Cities.
GOING WEST.
The 6J.5 A. ii. Mail Train connect* at Bullalr with Night
Trainon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at Netrark hi Lb
trains to and from Sandusky, ifanabeld and Me. Vernon,
and Chicago via Monroeville; at Columbia with the tmiu*
f or Cincinnati, and with trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana*
polls, rzul Chicago, via Payton and tu'a Urban*.
A. M. Bxpra&a Traiu rountn-ts with Ihe Express
Train from Baltimore, and arrive* lu Columbus at:: |“.
M., and connects with trains going South and West «»»■
l oglaOmcinnatl at 7 P. SI.
%0 6.-OOP.iT. Train connect* with the AecommoJatiuo
Train from Cumberland, and at Ooiumbaa iritb„SUil Train
at *£l6 A. direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Day tan, Indiana*
poll*, Lafayette, Twre Haute, Saint Louis and Chicago.
isaao h. soirmwiCK,
ZanesTfllo, 7nne 18,1865 -[je2l]
OXBVSLAHD AH D PITTBBUHOH
RAILROAD. :
OOHHBOTIHO-WITH
STEAMERS ECLIPSE AND ROSALIE,
VIA WELLSniXB, AND T
Ohio tad Pennirl-vintt lUllfotJ,
VU ALLIANCE.
rpUSßhortest, quickest and mofit reliable rout* u TidMo.
A Chicago, Dock Island. Galena, and St. Louis, is VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Handled miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via 1 n JltDajiolb.
Three Dally Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Dally Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Rme to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty three hours,
and Bt. Louis thirty-seven hours.
On and after Monday, September 3d, 185f>, lse trains on
this road will ran as follows:
VIA ALLIANCE.
The Trains of the Ohio and Peons. lUllrond leaving Pitts
burgh at 2.00, A. M. and 8.00, A. M., and 3 00 P. M , cou
neel at Alliance at 800 A. M, L 1.60 A. M , and C3O M,
os follows:
Trains for Cleveland leaveALLUnc* 8 00, A.M.,11 to A. M. t
and 6 35 P. M., connvcting at Hudson with Trine lor Cuy
ahoga Palls and Akron, and arriving In Cleveland at lo
A. &L, 210 P. M , and BbSP. M.
Paaungarsfbr Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Inland,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, Will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. M- and arriving in Cleveland at A2O p. M., as that
is the only train by which close connections ar* made
through the above points. Passenger* by this train reach
Chicago at 7 30 next morning, and 8L Louis at laldiiLbt
VIA IVKLLSVILLK.
The steamers KUp«e and Rosalia will leave the MoDOng*
hela wharf every morning, (rtuodajs MicopUd,) at 10
o'clock, far Wellsrille, connecting with tbo trAin leaving
WelLvQleat -f 80 P. ft]
An Ai
m Train trill lotre Wrllarille daily,
(Sundays excepted.) at 6 40 IV 51., connecting at Cojard
with Express Train, arrtrin*; iu Clereland at 2 10 p, M
Trains from WeHsrilli* connecting at Bayard Tor Carroll
ton, Waynestmrg, Dover aud New Philadelphia.
for Cleveland, Chicago and the North West,
»U WeDartlle, arc sold at $1 less than via Alliance
The Trains ftuxn Cluvelaud to Toledo and Chicago, run a*
followb : —Leare Cleveland at d_lo A. U., 245 P. M 7oi p
M Arrive at Chicago 880 P. M ,7.40 A. M., vBO p’m.
Trains leave Chicago for Bock. Island and at Louis ns
follows;—Tor Bock Island oi 000 A.M. and Uoo P M
For Bt Louis, 0 16 A. M. and 11.46 P. &1.
Passengers fur Bt. Louis go orer Bock ialand Bail road to
Joliet, and thence ovor the Chicago and UailroaJ
to Alton, and thence by steamboat (23 miles) to at. LouL?
Passengers by the 9 15 A. M. Train arrlre at St. Louie U
same evening, end by the 10.05 P. M Train at noon next
baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago and Bt. Louis
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND
_ , m U f cZ e xt & eT*« 1 ftciass. '‘ZdtTs.
To AUUnco..-.4a SO To u Bali?. ..$l6 00 $l3 60
Cleveland ... 400 “ Rock IrfM, 18 00 14 25
Toledo 660 “ Galena „ ... IS 15 14 00
Chicago ~.513 00 $lO 60 “ Springfield 18 70 10 20
** Illoomingt...ie 00 14 60 " Burlington 19 00
“8L Louis 21 00 10 60
Passengers are requested
office of this Company, in
door below the corner
Great American and D. 8. Express A Mail Bontc,
73 MILES OF DISTANCE BAVEP,
And Two Changes 0/ Curj and Baggage Avoid'd
AIH LINK ROUTE
arrwfcßa
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS:
*Flu CHICAQO, ALTON <£ ST. 14)VIS
RAILROAD,
ClilCagß <t SlUiUslppi
/'JIriCAOT TOSI. poia"lN 16»i UOUKiAxniu,,
Vy tear® the Tfllbols Central Depot, loot of Water Sireut—
»l. pmis Day Express daily, Sunday* excepted, 7 36 A 31.
ot Louis Wight Express daily, Saturdays exae’d, WiU P M.
5; Loui* Fright d Emigrant daily. Bond. cxc. b&) A M.
"W cheeked through to St. Lome.
-P* ratl jk*el through to Alton, (269 miles,) with
°i f 0T *** connect with the
rnn.StV ‘ Itoun Vl.uhalmr ami Jtdndtn,
running in exdasiTe connection with i'aarengar Traiu-.
from Alton to BL Louis,(23 tniieaj withont landing. •These
wS 8 * 1 ' convenience and elegance, are unsurpassed
wat *”»i* il, S m& * U P »*U» hatha ami spa
elaoa Wash-rooms, affording to passengers the opportunity
t?* 1 “ a * T °W* hl ' l *n summer railroad
of a r ?* clliD£ fit I'Oo&xefreahed from the ftffuct*
To ffanroi And Nebraxka this is the most direst tout*,
and Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield
N rt Pl *S’ 6 , nJaii P ol ®*' 00 lhQ Misshwippi) Mis
souri, Kansas, Cumberland aodTeanessea rivers, wllifnote
£ Wrs,r« , f taotaum* w„ g ««nt y :,„te,to
, 7 ' MTHE mUB- iesa * Bloomington,
JouuT 17^1 mikaiw? u Springfield than by any other
T,STJt h J I Ss‘?’, 0 ™ ™ Ut “ ““ pro™red *t the
'InJ f - H. Ticket Offitea in New fork, line ton, Phltadel-
A *? nf ' I i“ 11 * 10 ’ ic . end at all Through
oimol22fnm lr °^ I ‘°.'i t i h 0 8t ““- “ ,d in CW«S<> .1 the
mpeny^ l Office, No. 48 Dearborn street, opposite [he Tre
r£Ab!!t!!rlS¥ at , UIB . De P o ‘ 01 U»« UliuJiSttmtral Hall
road, foot of Water streot
Responsible Baggage Men will always be al the Depots of
toe rations Hoads going Into Chicago, to Check Baggage
tbrougn to any point duelled on the line.
R. P. MtlßO AN, Jr., Bnocrintendeot
ILJ.D. BCniSIUIgKUOIIM,
**P' tian’l Paiuenzar A treat.
the FITTBBHKOH ABB COHHELLEVILLE
Baaegaa aasa. jin
RAILROAD COMPANY
H A i2 H 2« I** 4 *•t'tangemeut with the new nnd
thS? X? 1 ,* l ?*“ or S' LI P* " 13 run In connrcllo ,
wttu UMdr Boatl between West Newton and Oonnellsrllle
wft°o.^. Ul th- o Joh r i! a C! ““ ne “ of on and aner
Wwotnaj, tha fifth of SfptetQbei •
£» b 5? d
BridgVorWes, £%£!%s££?
, ai fatarnlng, wUI leave West Nekton
P ‘ l “ b^b ** noon.
rito”l6“ t »f!" ton: Tr “‘ n ’ 8 :!0 A Second
, tem o f Wsborgb t 0 awtWß Mill, $1.75, w
eluding Meal od Steamer. '
Stages for UnlODUnrn and OonnellgTlUe will ron n
wim tb« Tnineai DartSsoirt Mill. TOncect
For freight pr passage, enquire of the Agents at th*
Wharf Boata at Wot Newton and Plttahurgh. '
0. W. BAIiNKR,
President and Superintendent.
F9SSBUVAHU UAII.ROAD
rnHßSfi DAILY THROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
1 phia andPittaborgfe.THß MQRNINQ HAIL TRAIN
lures Philadelphia for PtttebUrgh at7>4 AU n and Pitta
burgh for Philadelphia at 7. A., M., THR PAST UNIS
lures Philadelphia for Pittsburgh all P; M-,.and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at £3O, P. IT. THE NIGHT EX
PRESS TRAIN lures Philadelphia for Pitfoburghlat 11, £.
M., and PiUsbmgh for Philadelphia kt 930,"P. M. ;
Btairrrills Accommodation Train lures Pittsburgh dally,
except Sunday, at 4&0 o'clock, P. M. Brinton’a Acoommd*
datfero Train learea Pittsburgh dady at 11 o'clock'A'. V*.
&S 0 o'clock P. it, and &20 P. M. '
The abore Lines connect at Wttaburgh with the Railroads
to atdfrom 8b Louis, M<xj Alton, Galena and Chicago, lLL
Frankfort,-talngton and LouiniUe. Ky„- TerreHaute,
Madison, Ufayette and Indianapolis, Hid; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Bpnngflwty Bellefontainc, Sandusky, Toledo, 01are»
laud, Udumbua, Zanesrille, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio j
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Nrr Obuubs,
St. Louis, HnwttfiaflPamiwifi
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the abore
pltU.
Far farther See handbills at the different;
starting pnfa *«- PassentfCTsTrom the West will find this the'
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Baltt-j
mere, Nav York,** Boston. ''' '' : J - THO2L MOORE,
-Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. Mgflimnfo
j yZI Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh,
GOING EAST.
. ’ Night
• Train.
11:30 P. M
lfc6o A. M
i procure their tickets at the
ie Monongahela Llouue, third
JRAND, Sup'l, Cleveland.
OAUGHKy. Ag*l, Rtt«tc,rgh
A. W . Foster.
KTOIAUY PUBLIC, and Oomminxiuurr fur Lhs Males of
G-.i V n U pk”'^n U V^ , '* u , ,im P' il ‘ lr «. Uounect.cnt, Wisponsiu
»n c 'alifcrnla and Virginia.
*“ J • ck “OW‘'-J(tlll'nl« and proofs
M ? J i" r ,““ ““J' uf fh» aboyl nam..i Mats,
linnois 1 Mississippi und Jft,, d,. island.
_PiUshurjh, March 28. lsi,;—| m h2il:dawi
FUIsTON CAK WORKS,
ii-OUMURV AND DIACU IN K SHOP
m „ R h wwr, os“ Pl
ri'JIK subscriber bavin; moved into his 1.. Works re-
J. ceutly erected, corner of Water, MeDonouch and Bb.dbv
■VjSs
Also, fur BTKAM ENGINES of all «i zo s niiililm
BAJLKOAD CASTINGS of all d an? altoSt
Wl ? k , PP ort » ml “B •" “ Foundry and Machlnu Shop
lbe different departments nrs sclontlOc
and practical men-mostly from Eastern manutactorles
iMpn°lrmP th,mM , lrM Informed aod adopt all valuable mod
™al:2S™ T ” mtt ‘ W w - WETHERELL.
tftOßax ALBERT ' ' ~ l r~r~..r
BIOBfcOWfcCO.7 '
(SDCCEBSOBS TO E U. BIGELOW,)
4G Diamond AUry, near )food street, riTTBBURan
.&TESg opaciiks, caiuiuges, photons
BggM'ldinfe-'HUGO IBS. und every description of Fancy
Lg * eblcles built to order, and finish'd In a
I®*" AU worh warranted.
K K J lts 1 Uflt tWT^drbrill
press, direct from lha mannfac ■ ,- - i i i i7n if
lurent, a splomlkl assortment of Colt’h
bbpuatjnq PISTOLS,
Eli inch barrela, all or which wo will MSW
sell tor Ctsh at u low price) a« they w
Camorn"a »'f :l 7,™l
G^' rC wS. ing equipage at hom?,
stnmgersj-as we give pereouß a chance to tr.^^TJ? 8
aboTO Plrfol* before learltlg the city, and ln cL, ol . fmi
ore W 9 refund th« money. UOWN A tkti.kv
_ M P J 136 Woo* street, PiUebunrh.
NOW IB TUK TIME to flfipafe a good UuJklE near lwtl
Schools. It IswithTn a charter ot a mile of thecKSt
UOuse in. Washington, Pa., fronting the Pittsburgh road
are bight acred of ground Improved, with 'a&iut loti
Trull Treta, and a good Cottage House of eight roorna,
neatly furnished I6> the latent style. It Is near the reai
deuce of John Marshall, Sag. Price {3003. Bnouire of
Boph‘. • , THOMAS WQ0D8,76 Ponrth at.
POTASH— )0 casts, b pom article, for sale by
«P 4 HENEjr H. COLUHS.
RAILROADS
CKSTKAt ttOCTK
NEW AND DTE OPEN I
Northern lUinoU t» the Stißsiesippl Elver,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
Fotiiiß.Lt tu« Cuicaoo kxi> AuaOiA A C*ar. MiUTtai
Tract R R. is sow cumpletid,
A nil Traini ruo the entire distance fiom CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lowa, without change of Cara.
The Oqlt Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUSOATINK, OQUAWKA, WAPRLLo, PORT
DBS MOINKS, COUNCIL BLUFF, Ac., and the OSLI ALL
RAILROAD Route from CHICAGO To ST. LOUIS. BLOOM
INGTON, CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINQFiRLD,
Jacksonville, Naples, and intermediate Huuom.nn
the Illinois Ceutml, Great Western, ami Ohio and Missis
eippi Railroads.
Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Traiti- from the Bajt—avoiding all laying ovor at any of
the points.
Singes leave Burlington doily for SoQthern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri— making the quickest and
uio3t reliable route to reach all the important points west
of the Mississippi as for as Council Bluff, with from forty to
fifty miles leas staging than by any other rou:e. The Road,
forlarge portion of the way, is laid with the ootmwoods
Rail? the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West
well stocked with tbo moat modern Locomotives and elegant
new Cara.
43' By this route passengers are sure of making crnneo
tious, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and Ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as oa thoroute by Alton.
Baggage cheeked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all tUu Railroad Offices In the East: at the Office of the
Company, corner of Clark and Lake streets, in the Granite
'Building; at tbv Depot of the (Jnleoa R. K, aud at the
Mich.Oent. it. K. Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts.,
opposite Treinont House, Chicago.
{'BRIGHT eouaigood by thin route will receive Immedi
ate despatch. C G. UAMUOND, £up’t.
U. K. POLLfcTT,
Genl Ticket Ag’t, Chicago.
43" TIUKETTii can bo procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the country. mhl9
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
E-'SS-wsSgS-X
Carrying the Croat U. Slates Hail and Express
TWO PA.iSK.NGEK TRAINS RUN D.ATLY on IU entire
InuglL from DULL'wL'K U Alibi,
CHICAGO lo CAIRO.
Thi* iU*«d, iu .-ODjUiiv-tjoo with Trains of the Ohio » u .j
&iisM'Mppt K. ii. 4iid Chicago and tdoloaa Railroad. loruir
the most dln-ct and onlf continuous K. it r. ut* f; m
to M. LOUla,
CUiCAG’D to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUBUgUE.
Train* learn os tollove :
10 A. Al. and 10 JS) I*. M —Pt. i>nins anj> CutiO Lxrax.-c*.
kt St Lout* hr Uii. t.-iun TnWo the mr-<>f the
Ohio and it. it a; • a:,dor id. »uit are earned dir>*< ; t
RL LoUU.
9 A. M. an.l 4.1« i i’ M.~ lh,uvqvt and Ualiha ti
pKSia, ul UtuiiixUi *uh a
l>hil) I>»up ui M*ara I’*.Art* 1.. f ,m. }*»ul and tb«* Oj>pwr
river citK*
Train" lr-ai- i. r A'i.KukV nr.J i>ubujUt>al
U. and T Ov I‘. M
from the E.vt and j.U-va i/B tho Ohio riwr
i) crimed for St- Loui>, « llU*Te ll>J nnler ui ted.oua and uu
e*cUiu liver frc-tu Cair„ u- M. Louia, *uJ arrive
DiceaD hours in aArun e■' (ho nrer n-ute, by uking ih*
e»rß *t Cairo
Tickots lo 2L Loutf, Cairo, l>.. -m-joe. S'. Paul, and all 1m
Sorta-nt places by ihU c-m I- h«d at th<- oflW ut the
. & i*. and U. 4 P. Railroad n ui and Michicnu
Central Ualltoad In Chlc&£i>.
JMJ __ _ K. It. MMS. Hup’t.
T H E P EN N S Y L V AN I A
RAILROAD
fIIUB GREAT CENTRAL ItuL’TK. eoui.«ctin« ih* At
_l lanGc edict with Western. North-western auJ South
Wt-eUI a Stales, by a ronliuuou? Kail «»v Jinvt Ttiia
also connects at I*Ut»bur£h with daily Jiitool at«uaors to
all parts on th* West-ru Rivera, and *t Cleveland and oan
duray with r.uamors to all purU uu iLs> North-western
Lakes, making the most Uirrcl, JuajxH atui reiuUilt remit
by which FKRIUIiT ran ha forwarded U- ar.J r»>>ui the
Grtnl H'uh
KATES HKTWEBN PHILADELPHIA 1 PITTSBURGH.
PIKST CI^ASS-—Boot*. Shoe*, Pry floods, | , ltfc
Ml. bole?,) Purs. Esther*. Ac : >** "*>**•
HKCONP CLASH.-Ifcvks and Stationary.)
Prv flfavla, (in bales. 1 lia-dwarf, U- A - • 00c. per lOOtt*.
liter, H.«l, Ac j
THIRD CLASS —Anril*. tug.’lu*, ru.-,. u |.. , „
hti‘l Pork, (in bulk 1 Hemp. Ar }** liw * s
FOURTH CLASS rVffe*. PWb, [Ueo.. aua . , A t4kMK
Port. (r«rke,J,H.«iHf and UnJi’i! j 40c. lOOtba.
4bi* In shipping ti.KxJj. from aiiy point £juU of Phllade!
phi.i, h«* 1-ariwaU.r to tn.irfc ptn'kayy. "pm ytnnjytrtlnia
Hanmed.’’ All GoOda consign ed U* tlw Agtnli of this 11..« J
ut l'uUburgn, will l*e fc;«tried with.-of
deleuU’.-n.
lO.hOUt AtirnTs 'I.V4-- Pr.;ter. IkH.-Qii; J. L Kith.it, N.
E. J. Soe**d*r. Ph ii*de!ph.a; Mim» A Room, Dnlti
more . Gen C Kr«ori*- .i-, Ptifsburgb: J'bMo.-nj.n A Pr Wi.
L'iu! ftuaU, Ohio, J t. Moorhwut, E} . K. O
MeMr«*u>. Mait-.u, luJ„ UaUiUl A Ck-., St. U.iiu;, \l. J
r. M;t th II A c. Kt aun> tlie, Indiana
u. n. houbtun,
Orutrul height
U. J Loil It A KKl'.
Supttrint.nJ.-m, Alu>vt.». I'a.
Ul'b'V'A tULLttliK,
1-irrsHuuuii, i’a
INCiMO’.jKATKI) BY THII LKUI> 1.1 TO »' K I'euu-tl
* lUi Perf>eiual tt.arler
FACULTY.
I* L'UFP, l're<i.J«n(, (auttnr r.i the ‘•N.>rtli
Ao.-f.unLauL,’\i Pr>>{tis.v>r of and Oouitnen jal
.*•• deuce*.
ANDREW T. UOWDEN, Aadslant Pn-l.w-.ir »•( D»h.V
K «• p i u i.
CIiAKLES DUFF, of Book Ke»*pui t '.
and I’ej,ui trishlp.
J 1- IVll.mil!, (lb« l-:t .11h.n.l In i1,.-
tinted 3tato,j Prt-feanor oi LVuim«rcUl and OruameL***
IvnmaQ^b l ;.
N. if HATCH, K- i,v. the PlstKburtf , bar. Pr. , ,
AiHli-motile Uw and r«.h:. h i K.onou.j,
I’. HAYDEN, Prinripsl of ihv UaUiemati.-ai DrLartmanl
lTd/wfiSDr of Mslhemanm, Ar '
F. L. Al'Kl., of «h- Kn*n !i >-\l German I an
yua h ne
Tb.Ommnrroi.l department , r :I,ls luslltiu;.. n l,u had
•w UUrHUHIIDg attention ,1 11,S Principal r„, !l,a | .a,
teen year.. Upward, of 3000 students bay. Lee,, prepared
l.f him lor burtne™.. 111, , „un,, m,u " usauUniit, bars
ail been trained lor business by blmsell, and at. nuorl
ruo,d Teachers upd practical Accountant-, bring lu.oarut
li employed by business men In adjusting deranged bonk,
XLrra urn no loiwhcr. In tbh li.stltdlion a bn were iu thi,
city disniaord from lh„ir situations a, book kuepors non,
wno made twenty blunders nn a tin/ 1 .,, p..., p bill be, k
(rar writing teacher i>!t. Hil„. m ,\ ha,‘ bad * omeUilng
mere than a few Ir3*m« from a I'hllaJ.dpLl. teacbor tn
pt.par. him for hla business N„ runners arr ,utpb,jed
by tbistnstttmlnu Whm our sitk.cs are luir,.rtuh.«i by
thug ofanolber.tbcysh uld rein Runs of cur city Bank
rffl/ers or m«rrbaut,-pe,-.ons who., nr,inion cun W relied
upob—and not bodecoyttd Into one of those concerns whl-h
sre being soil uul crery low month,, nn I tb.-ir pads iso
lnstruction wbeie they tlnd , r ,u/M
Jaae|>h While'. C'irrTapjY napoal Hra/T
-| I tJCS bl I'll Uit I T H n.rw carrying uu bui,e ryrri-ty.
; f/ Oksh in his sp.icik/U.i prrmi^w,
| Utely etiUrittd,) ;-n the i*ttu*t».ir«b
hun belw.ru I'llL.l mgr. and Uwt.oWJilte. r-spe^GulK
£UOU J IK-'’i' liL “‘. *“« of (-'AilftlAQE^
£UOGIK., A, And be paitli-uurlv lolora- geml-mra
’"!Zrr r ‘ , i lTr" r >'»lW years”
stperieuce lb the business, auublue him tn place before his
pa.rob, the earn. choice collertnio „f Carriage., which »
man; year, past it bus bran bis particular department’ u
rttr; —•
sasa ‘isser.?
CDenruoWrfii L> tni,r-r> whtrh ,i
mama f.„ dec..i,„,i/|...ns„, pj.. “J, *^' h J' 1 '
lU6 prlcH oi /,ut*ln, luwio* to Urg,* trnli. | J« ff|| /t k
profitH ’° U ffady Cl( ' n ' , > at-tuubb i«., Mian U lt .
( b* twwt manner! with dcHpai
Wl(a- M A At: FACTOR V. ' -
MRS. RENTER,
Six dottri from Uxr Oppon;.- tint Ctiltdof, O' lie/,
/UHuuiKr ojtt.
I ItKD 10 r>U Wtt Wills, and
UrnamtQUi Hatr Work
Tb. last .|U»,ilj of malaria) is furnish..!, and
a.tlsfarlion «uar»i,trad. ui v n'-.1.w !,
AJelander VV. Koittr.
A TTOKJfKV AND OOU.VAKU.iIII at LAW, tan So L idl
ft loan CoaKCUtl, A.-ant |.. : in.-urlm; llounfy 1 and,
SOU IVanloDS, and for tb. Counties, , ! Ol.im, lu a r £l
LrKaio and Ireland. *
•**‘oi<ilcsa)..in juhala. in UiJp nn<l OountWfl
Uir. of a«.-«daDU ka.nl tout* \U<hl "lj ,? r
l«a«-vJ, and n-nt- <v.|1...-t.*d. , IIVMrJ "i, „ r
or o:l»er.M-»-urily. 'MI l«.a examined and tills* paper- j rHU TT
FUUKXIi „ Ur( , u a fwW dw)ri|
I lUdburtfU, March *'s, 1 m>£> j w j
~*’*■* ■)
fj. J *T. * •
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e ' . •- y *r ,
H.f -<■< 4.-** .T¥ -L-- w 1 ■ fv I• ?■ '.*•
CITY HOTEL,.
(U.TI BBOWs’b, )
Corner of SmttlifUld and Third streets,
JOHN P. GLASS, Proprietor,
PITTSBUR OH, PA.
fI'HIS large sad commodious House having undergone
‘A thorough repair and furnished with new equipments
throughout, is now open for the reception of the traveling
MANSION HOUSE.
0 EOEOh AUfiBNTZ, Proprietor,
Nu. 844 LIBERTY STREET, just beside the Passenger
Dfpot of the Pennsylvania Kailrord, which makes H
tne must convenient house in the city for passengers arri
ving by that road. ' * 6
The Proprietor haring, at considerable expense, fitted uo.
n exce lent fltyle, Lh* MANSION HOUSE, would respect
fully solicit a ehare of public patronage. There la attached
a splendid BTABLB and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and luatostera. Hl*
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. febby
ST. U LA Iff H O T K L ,
Cbmer of Pmn and SL Clair iLrctU, {HtUburah Psu
undersignad, formerly of “Brown's Hotel/'having
JL* taken tht* large and commodious HOTEL, abd having
refitted it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a call As
sured, with the convenieuce of the house and his long ex
perience In the business, he. can give entire satisfaction,
and his charges moderate.
. **** .. WM. a GONNBLLY.
uoou iniiitiix house,
( 10RNBK OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STRBBTB, nsu
\J the Railroad Depot.
a l*}! JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
OWSTOfI'B.
WA \ ERLEY HOUSE, 60 Bouth Eighth a tree!
_ Oheatnut and Walnut, Philadelphia.
n/ , B , rpn OABKILL HODBG,
° r < * AIN AND SQUIH 8T&, WA&U&N, O-
I I 1K v.x roi l r eCo S tafeea Pleasure in announcing to the
X public that this now und elegant Hotel has been opened
as a house of entertainment. Being oommodious and roomy,
and adjoining the oQice of the Ohio Stage Oompany.it offers
inducements uosurpassod In Warren for the accommoda
lioo of the traveling community.
A ahare of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
* ul7 _ M. GASKILL.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA
I*AHKER, A. LAIKD, Proprietors.
jylft3m| TERMS $1,60 PEK DAY.
filcfiliLLAE HOUBE,
JQBNS.TO WX, lENNA.
r I 1 Hk UDler'dgnrJ having taken charge of the above
A naiut-d House, and refitted it ai a large eipense, in a
comfortable a* w>ll as elevrxnt style, id now prepared to re
(*eive guests, and giro nmplo eaUsfuction to all who may
pH ri-titiM the Uouan. juuS.tfJ JAMES DOWNEY.
VKANKLIN HUISE. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cl PATRICK a Son, PauHtmoaa.—This Uouse has üb
' • dergooe thorough and eitcLLsrvc repairs, alteration*,
arnl large additions of new furniture, etcand the proprie
tors pledge Ihemeelves that ncthlng shall be wanting on
their part to reader the Faxiixira a place where ali the com
forts of a first class hotel can l*e lound.
“ 0 PATRICK A Sf»N.
W . C. GALL AO HER, I’bopeiktoe
tirsr., tH-:u>frr\ and fOtuVid'id
' | 'Uiy “I'noums e.*t*blulun*nt ha* bt*m leo.*ud bj lb* #ub
-1 «**riN?r, »Ud ■ f'-DOVati'd
Ho I.* at ail hours j>rrparv»l to furDlub
crrr,\ luxurj that ■•mn b« iouuii iu the brnt rcguiuU-U
tv• Uiinu.b iu th«a Bbaltb* lib* fpartoua Hnr will al w*y*< bi>
• übplirU with lh« Tt*ry b«*«.t Liquor*. Game of eitsry d*
»'•>! Hi'U, iu ita (urajHiu, cau alwajd be tuuod at VVnliu*
iJai« IwpTj W. 0 OALLAUtItR
i-UIiMUCOPIA
\ S T E R AND COFFER U 0 UBE. - **
Ho. 10, f\pJi Z\.rtcL, l*e(totcn anti MarkzL
jftltlV | PITTNiitTAuU.
Wit. KiUlLi&li, tso le lfettUr at tiUlTH'ft eaUbrttrt
• Kounctt Ale and Hrotru btoul. A Iso, Oomtnou Ale
and Porlrr, Iu ijuart and juot boUici.
The nUeuitua &f IrujUlub, &ud tbe Irajft, la resp«cLfullj
**>licK«U. _ _ aully
mineral Water *utl fitriauarlHa
\\J M L* KNUI.ISU, Pitt fltreft, bolow Puud, Id now
tt to*nuf®i'tunn|if «i*J bot tiding th* abort) beraragea ua
«u ntfCMitr ec*l« flu urttctedare ol th« beat quaJUr, aod
Dulactimni trom tb« malarial*. octll
HOPPKIiS PATKJfT PLANE
r |MJK ODJersigntJ L- preperM tn supply GA.m*KNT£lta,
I CABIN KT MA K Kltß, toJ W kero i u Wood gcotrtl ly,
wmJ» hw auj taiuable
All who hiniliwl It, pronounce it a inoet taluable In
»«• r.h. u, Utsl mu*>: doou cuo# uiL> g unral use. The M
lowing l**ll*T* lr».ui pnt(.‘ti-'A> •Otkuicu BTw blit t*o ttOlOOg
tOniiy letters Ltl« film Use tiae r«vxi *e4 JexVUilUeoJiOg this
P!a-ue abort aJ I other* u, uia :
tfTtui Catian Factual, I
February '£i, 1H66. f
We hereby certify, that-luring the lant tarelre month*
*«c linre u *• j Hopper's Pat ut Plane, uDti Jo not hoellate
u* rrcuaiuiduJ it to Uah.Qet Maker* ami Carpenters a* an
tH>r tor to any other plane in us.*. We .■ocslier it peculiarly
t>. piauiug i-olt, cherry, walnut, »u 4 all aorta of
Irai a *.aO. hu l f r ptauiurf ouh r*. it •« far superior to
•b» i M m-Js i -craping, t>.-atJivi bring a great eating of
Uue. i)uj uuU| (•) uritig tbl- Plane, «iti plane more
veneers than fcn-ujfu cau Jo V> any other pL&ue or method
•a uw - If il. Htia A Co.
To JJ-am f. Kit on,
go. —1 1ib»« examined Uoppur*» Patent Bench
PUne. anJ l*eh«*te it to be a uiowt excelled article tor the
us<e for which it i iot-ojfj, a t a combination o' plane »n]
-*or»| «-r
It i/> particularly adapted to planing Teneera, *M it does
nt-l n«iult«* one fourth the time or Ul*.r or the old method.
Hfi i i bar* oo doubt, »h«o Uj prup*rtl«i tfevuiae goueraUy
hot that a will entirely . uperi*«du til® former te
dlt un and laborious cu*U>in
l >*h»*«*rfullj r>-o- ujmr*ti-l it to all persuua engaged In
, the tuL-iuet buxlnrie. r..- from my know lodge of it, there is
I , ot'tMug ».i u eil mu*d to irtse a amooth and beauttlui finish
lu «jnpere as tbo Hopper Patout lit* nch Plane.
Jiutu w Woowriit,
Furniture Wart-room*, PT,t»v Third at , Pittsburgh
I‘xUitruryh, t\ t»n.O'y 'fl. ISO 6
Mt/sKi? ¥ KATON, oi‘ ?hl- city, U uiy solo Agent (or the
t l*Une«. or-! rlghu u• and wdi them
WM U. UOPPKfi.
j, lUßb jT 4 h« >»V'-b 21,
liik r n m ~'“ M* t-iJJJIUiVK.NOrNISEKO.—ointiu^
P '■'d*. w < 'hiiw.doterimnmg fr0,,0-*■
*■ **“ Me . Mi . 10.-aW
.. '-kaoUon,. lull it cSiords.
will, t.Us» of radii, ordinate, u . -m.
m ** n "f T “ n “ u ‘ ) ‘ 1 - lok-nlbim. .uvl na -tout Tl.
•** Ibe object of the present work la to «nnr,i =
V 1; A ”t UDt SU™!
laying uutcurree, turn ouU, crvW i Mg *TuISL™i * f r
»hkh thh work bd«,l K aaJto °' M *
U H.MlWur Aanutt, West Point Aorll l« ib*« '
Vcntitmen: 1 have Im-kod dt..i - Henrk •? vV i , l8^~
Railroad Kogiaesrs *' and think it i“f «ie»£d „“?£ 7
It. author and h, v . B o bmVXt,'
5 ,‘„;i r a '° ln] * aJ pr,iai ‘ “* tor amend
y u *J !?“7 ft' T 1 " ut ‘ Mr “'•"^Hn'^nu.T’tb.
i ru M !k>vk ul hailruaJ Engineers.” WlOi th. ’
lion cf«n> of tbs most practical ind u«.fu| of7t£S7uS
pr.ds.so. aujotig mi,., engine*-,. h. ha, p«n?h.7!
.s’ “r h* . 1 ”“ t lu iu "' t 1 "™ 1 l°rm, »pponr to ponssns
» n-int of higher nln, then that of m.ro
L*tm 10 general auncpUbl, or a mllaMe, not to Lr inln
ofV'ue^l 11 t“ '”‘ ,olu ' ,<>n ' ’ S,WI » 1 'bint th« dsri^n
Z< uuy7''’ l r“r‘ , ‘ < ' !1 iIS * x ' cucioll . »H*» Ah tin? pff.
..In “ f 5! 7 s urr, ‘“t'' n *'' ul stfo-tsd by tbo antlior, and tbo oJ
lypogniphnal n«l. dl.pUyed by his publisher,
ri o . , b Ftnrtun timer!
L. t and Inrs tor of UeiwssUor Polytechnic rnstltuto
"* "-1 MfILUAU 8. IIAVKN,
Itsoloi 10 Kuiiuo,:,’ .Stationery,
U.rtst i-trest, corner of HoJond
W 1 !■,, „ M , col! , r
‘ »' • JlYa (Alice
->N hhils N a Ku^nr,
•it Lbin lioliunj Hujj»r»,
I(X.‘ LbU pilme N o Mola**,..*
.Jj ball cheat* Ure«a and Black Teas
76 boxes Tobacco, (mint# branda
-26 boxes Pepper,
26 boxeg Pimento ;
26 boxes Ultra Gotfeo;
ll>o boxes Mould and Dipped Candles
26 boxes Star Candles,
100 boxes Rosin Soap;
26 boxes Variegated Bcap;
26 dozen Bucket*,
10 dozen Tabs ;
2uo trams Wrapp.Qrf p upru;
20 d ten halt tow U»k.,
Por Rale by JOiiK MooRIiKAD.
IH..N 'Am lotis ,N(ii. I end X AntbruciL* •• Ala
> tt»,-' '• I'amernti” aQ j <• Cordelia" luruaet**;’
lou touo •• Rock Uill," J uuiata;
100 ’* "Monroe," 40;
i*U ** ’’Alill Greek," do;
Shade," somerset county; for ps
John moor 11 ha l>
rrpl9
r |' , iiK MGUOOL-boV, and other Morlea by tho Gbri;tiniia
1 Mr... byCbarie-Wckoua. Prioe 12J* cent*,only
■,'ir r zL. T ssZi'."‘ * bl chap, '" ; by c{^
tatt<h, * r ‘: hr «•“*«
b.-u= <■«» Dick,,.,. Uouw-
Pri«, t ls..- K ™nt’»' U cl “ 1 ’ l ' r ’i b y Charles [>lrkon«.
Motlinr and bl.p-Molh.ri In twelve chapter,; from Dick
cua’llouiwhola Word,. Pike rent,.
Ballou’« Magaaioe, (or October; price lu c «uU
Uall,', Journal, do do IS do
Jf" “1” hJ 11. MINER * CO.,
- _Kn, 32 Bmithtleld street.
Inn BUAI.KU MKHttlNii r
J V-/\J 26U boxes No. 1 Herring ,
bOO half boxea Uailoux Sardine*:
20U boxes do do
3uo quarter bxs. Jo do
5 dozen AochoYiue;
6 dozen Oapers;
L dozen Olives;
6 dozen Lobsters.
Jual received and ior s&lo by
„ KEYMEB A ANDEEBON,
No. 3d Wood street
itjU lotiw Junuia lilfumi* »ua Lump*,
luu •• Luke Obftiopiuiu ; tor sale hy
JOHN MOUiIUKAD.
Ml LLINKKV clLhjlis—a complete assortment of Milli
nery Goods, comprising—
jPlne French Flowere, ostrich Plumes ami Ups,
Mo-s, Plushes, Velrets, silk Ruches,
Hcqueu, Duds, Tinsel lflowers,
Sat u Flowers, Vulture Feathers,
Plain and col d Btraw Gimps, Ohenillo Trlmmlncß,
Bonnet Frames, Bonnet Ribbons,
JuS^?,, 1 H ChM ’ Straw and Bilk Laces.
Just received. A. A MAHON 4 CO ,
'Hi*. 26 Fifth street.
LtNGUSU BREARFABr TKA-lo cheetsofthia superior
Tea, at 60 cents, just received at China Tea B ere
“I 28 .. _ F. R. DRAVO, No. 1 Diamond
HAVING FOUND TKNANTB for al~tae DwelTnc
nooses put under our care, we are now prepared m
procure tenants for others. Owners of vacant houses wnl
hnd It It) their interest to glvo us a call, as we have lallv
applications for houses. Also, collection of rents, Insuran
ces and-repalrs attended to. Charges moderate.
, S. OUTHBKRT * t N
. .”L‘ 68 Market eu-eat.
N ‘Si h c. V m L L, »» Ahvadh OF "AnoNt,"—The Hidden
, ' Fath, by Marion Harland; just received and lorsalo
b . r . JOHN 3. DAVISON, 66 Market sh
H A ' AN a BKGARB—I haTe Just received a splendid lot
Oi Pennine Havana Segars. Those wishing a need
oegsr can,alwaye obtain it at JOS. PLUMING '8,
Corner of Market st. and Diamond
OIL 30 hhle N B. Whale and Tanner’. Oil for Bale by
»as2° SMITH, MATE A iHJHTKh.
* IT .
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HOTELS
REftTAU RAN To,
WILKINS HALL.,
D. BAEFABD
HtnocU A.l«.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
iBTSA insurance: company,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
PAID UP.
Cash Capital, ------- 9500,000
THE THIBTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
Assets of the 2ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,of Hart
ford, as fnrnlahed this agency on the let of January, 1366,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered. A 10,672 06
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cent, pay
able semi-annually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7,318 17
Billsßeceivable,wellBecured,pByabieatßank... 126/127 36
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 07.516 00
Bank Btocke in the dty of Hartford 142,800 00
Bank Stocks in New York city 08,060 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in hands of Agents
and 0ther5....... - 212,506 00
$773,278 63
The amount of Uabllitlesdue or not dueto Banks or other
creditors,—nothing.
Losses adjusted and due, —aone.
Losses adjusted and not due, $148,613 22.
Losses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof, $6l/257 60.
All other claims against the Company are small, Buch
only as printing, Ac.
Agents Instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount Insured In any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and construction oi 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 limit the loss by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or less.
TIIO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Btxri or OoittnericuT, l M Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1886.
Hartford county. J
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the .Etna Insurance Company, and madeoath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, is true, according to
bis best knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company for the year 1864 exceed
1760,000, while the premiums received tor the same time
far exceed any other year, since the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
49“ Office, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
janll _ H. B. TEN-EYOK. Agent.
NORTH WKBTEBJSTHBURAHCK COMPANY,
OFFICE, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA
CHARIER PERPETUAL.
Authorised CanUal, 0300,0U0,
Assets liable for tub losses of the com
pany.
Id Stcck Notes, (negotiable lorm,)aoeured by Mort
gages and Judgments $lOO,OOO
iu Bill* Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, Ac .. 108,000
in Cash, Cash Assets and Oaah Items 47,000
Total $263,000
ii. LA DWELL, Pnsddent. J. G BARR, Secretary
49" Piie, Marins and Inland Trannportatipt risk* utto
at current rates.
RBFERSNCSS.
FITtSBUBaiL
June* M’Oully A 00.,
W.iD Rinehart,
PfULADILiTIIA-
M. L Qollowatl A Go., Cbarlea B. Wright,
l>*tid P Brown k LV, C. U. & Oeo. Abbott,
Hanm. Hair A 00., Brans A Watson,
Hon W in. D K«tll#y, Chan. Megargw A Oo
UaJeb Cotx> A Oo
UkoKUK UINUEIAM, Agent,
95 W«t«r *ttv«t, PHtaborv* 1
A A. CARJUIiIt.. 8. 8. OAUB.JKI
A. A. ('Alt ttl 1C it ft tiltO.,
(brni*r Finerih and SmtihAsld ttrerU, Pititl’Urjh, /U.
AGENTS
STATE
MUTUAL FI EE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO
or uuiuitubb.
CAPITAL 0360*0 00
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Cuar&NY
Of PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL .. ......0300,000
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
WIHOUGST6B, VA.
CAPITAL. .. 0300,000
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, COHN.
n>l7 CAPITAL AMD ASSETS... 8*4,1 54,4 N».
*THA ISBUHANCK COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, COXy.
OuiAtiun,
PAID DP
Oasb Capital. , 0500,000
CaAli Surplus, on let J abuse Y, 1456 84 7 3,*7 3
’ I 'lll5 Capital Stock ami Surplus is «ncur»*ly loTasted for
X. the benefit of all policy holders. As an evidence of
the claims we bare to public confidence, and of its ability
to pay losses prompt!v, We state a fact, that its receipt*
*ary from $125,000 to $160,000 p«r mouth. Its business Is
t«rre and well distributed* and in our opinion uo Company
in the United States affords better indemnity to potay
holders than the Tito a. They continue to make Insurance
on propertv in town and country, at rains as low as is con
sistent with safety to the policyholder.
11. Ik THIN KYCK, Agent.
Office, North-west corner Fifth and Wood streets,
Pittsburgh. ap'dthly
DKLAWAU JB
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICK in the North Room of the Kxchange, oo Third
■treat, VUILADKLFBIA.
MARIN M INSURANCES.
Oa Vessels, )
Oaauo, VTo all parts of the World.
Panaara, )
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods br rivers, canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
JTIIU2 INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On stores, dwelling housta, Ac.
ASSETS OF TUB COMPANY, November 7, 1*65.
Honda and Mortgages. $24,300 00
State of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Uanlen, Southwark, and other loans, 181,663 42
Stocks in banka, railroads and Insurances com
panies 24,012 20
Bills receivable.... 160,826 u 4
Oaahonhaad .. 16,07130
Uttlpmcesin the hands of Agent* and premiums
ojutyftine Policies recently U*u«l 121,707 67
Subscription Notes 100,000 00
o«£:
. ut. JJ. M. llawai,
I Ough Grid*,
''*%car fcrilTulß.
Wo. Martin,
Joseph H. tie*l,
ftoiund A tioudsf, i
Charlpo „
JEygt. ■ ssat?-
Sirr-- !
faS?' I
June. 0. (Imd, I
| TT^***?'
" * I B. t'. {^^organ^ao^'
UABTIN.PrMidaot
Jompb W.Ooirn, Bac . y HOB aHAND .' , ‘«PrwMoa
P A. MADBRIA, Att.nL
No. 05 Wftiar street. Plttsbo*^
Oontinu* to make Insoraaoe, perpetual or limited. on arm
tZZZS&ZSSiZSF “ d
»«*. 2SsE££*&
fbrJ ample protection to the **
l4a T*J AsBBt * I < J r °°mpauy* on January Ist, 1861 M Dnh .
S?rST 710 “ Acl «» « “uo.T“£
K..7iLuu::::::::r:;: «
Temporary Loans. ’. * 78
Stocks * * *■*•" W»o6fl IT
oasb, Ao - ;m»oo
- - Bl
ffln« their Incorporation, ii'pSSi'of 44
gSggSMnSSsSg,
„ COFFIN, AienL
Oflloe, northeast oor. Wood and Third eta.
TH«: DHITBD STATBS
LIFE INSURANCE.
ANNUITY AMD TRUBT COMPANY *
PHILADELPHIA.
CHABTKRKD APRIL 26TH, 1860
QHABTBR PERPKTUAI*
CAPITAL $260,000.
Oflet, S. E. Corner of Third and Chutnut
t Slreeltf Philadelphia.
\Ofiocrt of the Hone Board at Philadelphia:
n4 _ . „ ouiioToma.
, P.ul B . GodiUrd,
Pruidcm -Suph.,, Accord ““ M K "'
MirtiiZ***** 7 Ambro «® w. Thompson.
M »■
GEO. B. ARNOLD, Agont,
No. 74 Fourth Btreot. Pittsburgh.
PEHHBYLVAJIA insurance company
OF PITTSBURGH
.L Sn^ r St,„? rll “ ° f thB »“ J ‘“‘“O
w „ „ - . OIEMTOM.
Kff 11 . Body Pitt arson,
Kaonady T. Prliod,
a 1 ’ ** Qrier B Pn>nl,
STcr'“’
ifr&nSE ll£r :
U. B. OoggahalL
Hon. WM. ». JOHNSTON, Prostdant
A A ns.— gS2?J PAITBBSON, Vlm President.
S. a. mum, gaentny M d Tressurer.
_UOium, Assistant Secretary.
Weiterr- ~
B Mfium T Com P“y. fittibargh.
B. MILLKIi, Jt Wjtal. I GOBDON, Salary
urn i ,„.„ CAP * TAI, < •300,000.
W MNS Mt,,U “”‘ L ’ ° f MM •>«» M A
promptly p»Jd. 411 l 0“" wUI b* liberally adjusted and
knoini o fn b 7 DIUOIOM who ar. ..11
cromSnw. U “ 1 * ho or. doterminwl, by
th«T havn ■«.«»»,-1 8 ** 1 *:? * to maintain tbo character wMch
wbJd6alnrSb?f^^ rin « aebwt Protection to tfaon
N£ Mokrttoo, J.TV.Butlor,
Wa
D*ra",j‘me,Mc
0° • ‘ trwt ’ < w ‘ r “ hoo “'“ f *
I i i£**?£££ l 4°toZr ; '' a ‘ b ' e ,M Bocl “-
Bourler*fl Institutes; ’
OreenUefß Evidence-
Wharton’s DUI \Jrt •
And other Koports, Hemen'iry Works, Ac.
GKO it. GILLMOM, :
at the office of Morning Post- I
draff, Bennett A Co.,
Hug, Lindsey A 00.
GIRARD
$627,476 M
UNITED STATES MILITARY Rn»n
zz&srsm ;r« u Tr;^rSt g
Bto^tototada f lata “^e
—.*. b.»i.g flna
@s^aa
—IpHSS SSSSS
- wt
S^'aanSi'rßSfiSj
of Sopuuob are aimed bv TOiai
veyor, and William H. Newtom a»nt J£ :»** ***
proprietors, anj may ba Man ta
Paul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit. OisvJaiMl Rri^ °1 St *
and other cities *» ut<,veJand » Toledo, Buflalo,
I NFORMATION h
-wsaasiK
“ttaL“ ** •»*■*
r e »al4tl nB this matter,ln
that tb.^SlVSStetXSfr*"'lf order
uune M aa»«7on„V?,!! L k ( rl > L m V ** Protected than any
scarcely rests bo lon, " b ' D , bas ® E * nKl » Noting,
0 ” " malM • *“bject tor ite ri
te enforce the la*.
folloADg^'^JJ,^ n Sf 0 ” 1 ‘“iT? 1 ® 1 *“ «“•> to tha
8 to. a Thrf“°‘““ l approved AprilB,lB63:
having ctoSjof SL aonunander, or other person
the rales *0? vessel or steamboat, violating any Of
pre B Sr i“ b * the saldßoard of 1
tlon thereof. b^i£toS?. aJ>ftbll ’" tl !. h * U v n P on <» n »h>-
hariuK Jarlfldif*H^ <^Ctmen « op P roafl cutton Ini any court l
dollars, to " Un « eaceeding five hundred I
Board of Health. paU *“*“ **“ treasury of eald
lofomltS teeEoart ot H *>t‘ h 'hall receive
(m«,lese™ceSi,~ y „^5 n 1 S nt ” “ntaglons disease
as^atoreSld*^n 114 Ult “haJlaPPear thatthsdstease prevail*
place S ?2. ni “?° n wltb ’“h Infected port or
Board of &,*“s ““trot and regnlationiSthe
In one or i^ th „22, ft,Ba ““w to time diwt,and publish
hurgh; and to.4^S al>a ” putJlsh9il 4 the rityofStto.
gooda tee wttpon every person or persona, and mi
fSh l"Sd jqMjyg and clothing feS
brought tote oS'SflA 114 baT,n « entered and been,
latiooe, s£l° S JhLf (J'fi tBb^ Igb ma H!P 10 ““te regn
for In toe presto ““ e peMIUB “ “>» Provided
ef " b °'« ■*
Physician te tba Board of HeSh.
QEOROB PORTra*r %
Health Office. ||
! £°»«n. with B*„», Threshing MhchW iSJSfnf 1 !
tSta?. run,1 ‘ , “ d without machined—adipted&r mlmtJ?®
Md ttamiD ..
S T r^u7»‘for K ‘urtin'fcln'be A im ~ B ligh,S ‘‘ Ba.TerO<milW,oonuES>g
“ *«* s^ oo^ b 8 w omi ”;£s? «M,
° ep THOS. WOODS, 76 fourth « t . j
' . ■ iV*
BANKERS AND BROKEBb.
AUSTIN LOOIHS.
STOCK AND BILL BBOgEB.,
Office, No. 92 Fourth tL, above Wood,
NOTES, Drafts. Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on colla
terals, negotiated. Stocks wtxgbt and sold cm com
mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
jill communications attanted to promptly- Janl9
WM. U. W1LLJAM8. .......... J4fl, 8. u»VXT.
Wm. H. Williams A CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
.V. EL'Comer Wood and Third tireeis.
49“ All transactions mads on liberal terms. Oolleoßons
of Bills, Notes, promptly attended to. janYfclw
ASTHUBS, RODGEBS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORKER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STB EFTS,
an'l-flm Pittsburgh, Pa*
Removal,
PATRICKS ft FBEEND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BRIERS,
Hum Removed Ihrir Office to the Comer o/PifVi and Wood tU.
nmaußOß, pl
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchangee-on the Eastern find Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made In aU the cities the United
States. Deposits received In par funds or current paper, at
the comer of Fifth and Wood Btreeta. [feba
H. HOLMKS ft 80HB,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE
ill vi acMovxo rnnß nascara. and ixcßiaas nvriew *o. no.
87 UABXW 9TEXH, FOOS POORS BttOff OLD. 6TAITD.
N HOLMES A SONS, Bankers and Kitthange Brokers.
• and Dealers In Notes, Drafts. AxsceptAßces, flold,flil
ver and Bank Notes. Exchange on tie
Cities constantly for sale.
Ooßections made In ail the cities thttmghont'thft United
States. Deposits received in par lands or cumnipaper* No.
C 7 Market street, between Tbird ahd. yourth.fita.. '
JOHN WOODS* r
HANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
na*i,rtt qj
Exchange. Commercial and Bank Hotea.
STOCK bought and sold on commission. ITlnHfii|n7>a
carefully attended to. Interest paid an Deposit.
ASF'No. Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
declfi
HILL ft CQ m
BANKERS AND RitnKkM,
ooosiß of wood un> nna stum.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly, for
sale. Time Bills ol Exchange and Notes (Uwdanted.—
Gold, Silver and Bank Notei, bought and sold. Collections
made in all the principal cities of tbs United States. Do*
posits received of Par and Oorfeot Ponds. [mar27ljr
XLLia XBAMXX, S3>WABD SAHJB, noSXSCI watwvw.
KRAMBR ft RAHM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Noted; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Btock Becuritlad; purchase
Fromiasary Notes and Time BDls, on East and West; buy
and Mil Slocks on Commission.
Collections made on all points in the Union. fmyl
6. S. AHBOLD A CO.,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
1 \EALEit» to Exchange, Ooin, Bank Notes, Sight and
J / Tima Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
aud proceeds remitted to any part of the Onion.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
C&. No. 7 4 Fourth st, nest door to Bank of PHtsb*g. [selß
THOUIAS WOODS.
BROKE fc,-6»
Botaa, Bonds, Stocks, Heal Estate, Ab,
-No. li> Fourth tL, JPiUtburghrJPa. : [ jafis
Clmmlotcl’a Loan Office,
NO. 100 BMITHFIKLD BTREET. NEAR FIFTH.—
Money loanodooQold and Silver Watebea,Silverware
and other valuable articles. aultaHy
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING BTOREI
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
IXORMEKLY of the celebrated Clothing Bepotion Liberty
-T street, which has won an unbounded popularity under
he name of the TURKS BJG DOORS, hare, tot the pur*
poee of acquiring more space for their business,
removed u* the spacious building on thecomar Of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where (hey bare now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OP CLOTHSI
AOS
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That has ever been offered to the public. *
Their principal otyect for this removal, Is to give them
more facilities for the
WHOLESALE TRADE.
They are prepared toseli Ooods at the
L 0 WEST EASTERN PRIQESt
Aad they will warrant them to be as good as any manu
factured in the Union.
GUSTOS! WORK,
tn thb near orris, ahd epos tbs shoutist sofiua.
They hare on hand a full and beautiful assortment of
LOTUS and COATINGS, tor
PROCKS, DKBBB, WALKING" AND' BUSI-
NEBB COATB.
Our Interests are Identical with those of our Customers,
and we aaeure the public that our fidelity wUI not fail in
filling all orders we may be favored with.
DON’T FORGET TUB FLACK—
Nio. 88 Wood Street,
(BAST 8IDB,) CORNER OF DIAMOND ALLEY.
N. 11.—We desire our patrons to understand thht we bare
no longer any connection with the Clothing BttslneSß on
Liberty street. Our attention is dovoted exclusively to the
House above designated.
JOHN M-OLOagg? 1 00.
Fall and Wtntar Goods!
EDMOND WATTS,
MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 185 LIBERTY STREET.—
1 have now on hand a Urge stock of Fall thd Winter
Goods Orerroatiugx,of entirely new designs; Flash Vest*
ii»gs, of the moat beautiful patterns; French and
o*«wiineres. of eT«rj style and shade in the market, all of
which I will make to order on the moot ranwrm^fi^tawna
and warranted to suit. octt
Saw Clothing 8tor«,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE ÜBfiRTY*
fPIiK subscriber hae just opened this new establishment,
X where be has always on hand a large and chbie* assort*
meat of all articles of CLOTHING, which he warrants equal
tv* auy in the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
ces. The public are requested to gi*® hlraw eallj
mard-Iy ROPPRNKKIMER.
NKW SPIIIJVG 6OODBI • '
JUST RKOJSIVKD AT JOHN McCLOSKEY A 00*8 Who!*
eal« Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, eornar
of Diamond alley, the largest and most Varied stock of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had tlje pleasure
of iuviling the attention of the public to. These goods have
been purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
£*eood profit on them, which leaves us able to shy that we
5-h and do sail at as small profits as any house In the east*
«ns cities. Therefore, *e respectfully Invite the attention
cT and country merchants, in general, to
ifr P "bud examine our extensive assortment Of
OLOiIiING. It b almost impossible to
4 * the quant' \ if immense piles of garments that
'Mitu* e eKtbhhEhnrant; it fsefcffleientto
u*.
•owner*-
Is to be seen at
Say UiAt It has i
SUPERIOR.
P o ****" A BETTER KITH A BJJ'TEn WA»Erfi M, .SS. d
tniEATKB ADVANTAGE WR
h.o any other polo. i„ th. andLeaUAlSjß,'
importance by Chicago only in
b«r«f tGrT r 'r£°T h ?” “ cl,ar ' “ndliiputea and unlnenm-
In th. w “°BTJ'LOUIUaiUNfI NEW town
jy2J 3 A gBol an! A ttoraeJ ";^.« re ™, r
JMISI
■ w#iOoo*eoWlwi !v ' '■ ■©
«MSllitlfegAMßoacr
trataft In OmbMt«&!«. msd-naUj-tSdnil
raannwg. ”3T wlUj MflfiHOP Ttlu MOST IKTEURfiT
BOAIJmIaroiiS!
icrlptton of al£ theSteamboato noWhflbafrtul th» wtatmi
end Southern waters. 'The length, : noWw
and tonnage of eacb the
name of the boat,wiihtfc& tradSßheUln. Also, the same*
of Captains and .-officers. Step tea, 4c, 4c. The Dlrectorr
will contain a history offiteamßoate afidßteambcatitifcbn
the Western waters since thenppßcatiCtf'Of : also, a
sketch of the first boat-built for ;tb*. Ohio; Btot.Withthe
name of tbejraildm eommandereha owner. --
The BlYia DIBEOZOSY willoonUinfi Qst'ahf
tion of aU the STEAMBOAT DIBAETBBB that haTe
red on the WESZEBS U 4 SOOTHEJtNWATKRSk bcontf
ftOly. lndrtrafedt with-♦-. ÜBT OS ALL THOSE WHO
; Bt THEIE,BUBWHQ t HINKIKa
AHD EXPLODING, op th* Western: andAontnero waters.
The Diredorj wUI contain Haps of iho
iUfflourf, Blind w, Arkansas, Whit* Bed, Ouachita, Yazoo,
and ottter m?etB»Wlih the Townaand Cities laid down* with
correct distances;, also mam othsvßlTer anil Commercial
items of interest to tin peopfo at large. vThe hook .will
contain the canUof the rarions o'B.AuiTßeats,wltbth*
iradetfcevare hLfayAn.. .The Directory will also contain
a Complete list Of aIL-iha.ttanymftlMii- m»ml«at-r,twi|p»iA
Officer, the^s^mfSSfm^tZ*ol the newßteS
boat. JU requirements, wiih comments, showing
wherein It fcentftti the. toonapcfaU ptium the
conKpcuni <slcer t Aa^ansraU the Important u.,8. Spi
pmne Court 1 Hteamhoat Decisions up to date; the Kates
and lmpcrtahtCommercial PrlTUegM,Bills of \ m .
pprUtot Bseudons of the various D. B/CoortolhregMd to
PreighteTfOSt and-Dajnaged, heL 4a; with many other
things of Interest. /■‘' ■■ ■ <
Tha Directory will b» ninatritrt to th« tost cilia aui
printed fit the nest manner.' She anther has lor gix yeirs.
the nhmerone steamboat disasters on.tha Western'ahd
Southern waters, and now totehda jmbl&hlng them in
book form. The price of the work wifi be put at the low
wUltsliaued for
the boatmen; alt others desirous of subscribing will hare
to do so at once, as none will be printed nnlessorderod In
adbance. This work Is destined to hare a circulation of
over EIGHTY THOUSAND copfcA** thh pub Ushers are
receiving large numbers of sahseribere, per mail, from all
parts of the country, dofiji Someuf the oldest boatmens,
aa well as moat eoiantifle men of tile times, are contributors’
to the Steamboat Directory.
The DJnclory wfll be issued in October, and wUI be an
ornament to the parlor aa well as steamboat. By remitting
One Dollar (post paid) you will ready* a copy of ihe above
work. . . i.-. : ■■■..
AH comnmaicaiießfl and letters ebonld be addressed to
JAMES T- LLOYD A CO,
Poetofflce Ohio.
ja29-.a*wif
JOIIHLITTXi]
Ha 5901 UB
Has just keohtod u
ticlee:—
BRANPIga.
Qenio Brandy, (very finej
Otsrd Dupuy A
Marrett A Co.
fiazerae.
WINES.
Ssxdal .Madeira,
Howard, March A Mad'ra
East India
Table do
AxacuHlUdo Sherry,
Manzanillo do
Table do
Cooking do
Beeswing Port,
Pure Juice do
Ordinary, do * ri
BL JuU&n Claret,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Champagnes,
Anchor,
Vexzahey,;
Hsldeseck,
Together with all . other
business.
HABPJSB. FOB OOrOBEE-Coarw*:
Nicaragua, by & G. Bquiw;
Bears and Bear Hunting;.
The Aracahlaaa;
A Trip to the Panama Railroad;
TfanSqeV Concluded —" Who it sorry for it f 1
First and last tore;.
Our Books and Authors;
ADay Dreary
TheldtUe Chorister; .
Doctoring Regina at Home;
Coralie; .
Rachel;.'
Monthly Record of Current Brents;
fJterary Notices; y
Editor’s Table;
Ediforie Easy Chair:
Editor's Drawer;
Mr. Sum’S Piscatorial Experience;
Fashions.
Also—Bayard Taylor’s great work on China, India and
Japan.
Harper’s Magazine—the best hi the world—for sale at 20
cents bar copy, at LAUf FEE’S BOOKSTORE.
ocp No. SO Fifth street.
Rkpuiahoh in new knciiiand-
Baiarot, N. H., June 9th, 1853.
To B. A. fhhntstock <6 Gi«—Gentlemen: For fire years
past I have used R. A. Fahnestock’s Vermifuge for an an*
thelmintle In my practice; my attention was first called to
U in a case, wherelhad failed to dislodgewonog.withealo
mel, pink,and cowhage. A bottle waaobtalned and’ need
with desirable effect; since then I hare presarSbed. it- for
hnndrcdaof patientB,andin alarge majority of cases t.iih
complete success. In one ease a single bottle of the medV
dne brought away from ohe patient worm. 1
nave never known ft to do harm, 1 am induced to
make this statement from an honest conviction it If
the most valuable Vermifuge yet known. Bach la mj.cou*
fidenoa in its “worm kUltag” powers, that I recommend it
to other physicians in this section, and w iri,
the article. M. 0. SAVAGE, AL D^
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by B. A. FAHN
ESTOCK A CO., corner or Wood and First streets, Pitta
torgh. , se«s
DON’T BKhIEVR lll—Dnleas you can satisfy yonrseif
that the statements made dtneemlng. thepronertlesof
a Heimsfreet A Co?rlnlmUable'Hair dotoiingicahi be
fully substantiated by facts; and that a trial in every case
will satisfy there using tt of a most curious And singular l
phenomenon—that ia, grey hair restored to Its natural
color, with all the strength And healthy growth of youth.
It is compcoedofott aadatimalatingspjritfl, bo compounded
that it can be used as freely aw water,-and irtth ft n
safety, not eolaring or « the skin In thelesst; : and
it also .mpsrts to the halra gloss and beautyianllke that
given by an v other preparation; todto every ceselt will"
restore the natural color of the fair, where age or
has turned it grey. Fffiycents per bottle. 'Bold by
ocU - ; .b.-Il CBTHBBBT, S 3 Market sh
WHO HAS HOI. HKA&O OVHMXimQ BUA r
—used for removing fail, saUownesstand rednessof
the flkin. For curing tor** roug* bands, and rendering i
them smooth, softand-obits, it ranhbt'be'KjuaUed. So i
cheap and so good* Übpopularity irno.-vondet. Hotter* 1
use it In the naresiy.gentfeinennso ltforßhavifig, iuifftU
•re natfaftefi of Its excellence. Only 12}£ (*Bts -per cake,.
Faob cake of Soap is acoohtpanied or a*• Weather Table.” f
of great use to every one. and its predfctions of theweather,
thus ikr have been tree to the day. Sold, wholesale and
rettiljJjy 8. L. CUTHBEKEi /
“P2B 63 MarketrtreeL
V
iiuß PMOKJi-f asvoLviaa oalknoau—This iiu>ci
1 InrtTOOtat Is .boat lia size of a lea 4olI»r sold piece, |
noanttfaiiy'hrpaiaentatl. mad richly giU, to resemble gold. ’
It U ro by adjusting anthe first day of tbs
month, you can tdl at a glance and
week. It answers fox not only * year? bat for all timing
tiat* Thousands axesold^kamatting beautifulasdtoS
bis fnlFfffprtdeiida.. It is valued as* pocketpißca, while.
Ita practical utility hM jaadaii aoniremltovurtta Only
jaegjtirtGfc Boiaiar;.: ; &juoothbbbt* •,'•
._ -•■ .. . (ft Market street*- ■
s&Lic.
oa WTCLUS stmt, and eiteadlng
o# the back part of the
Hoaaes. Lot
and «iU be sold
*nd clrariiwß
Bt.
A LOT 24 foot
bade 109 feat to
Lot Is a Collar Wall, built for t.
j* Jo adeslzabla location fbr s radon*,
low, ana on favorable tarma. Title cood.
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jMKtfgr o “* i fot r”" r * s c r ;
IraUs’a New York Journal d 0 j 8
Paterson’i UagaHue rtn 1? i"
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SS’JS? £K i r «» ln
iAOypKß’a BOOKSTORE,
Mo. 30 Fifth street
/ \CTOBKK MaQAZINKS—
Putnuo's Uagutoe tor October
Qrobun'i do
Peterson's do ga'
Oodort UdJ’aßooi do
lallo’o Fashion Book do ,
J oat ncslrfd uxi for it
W. A. QILDENFfiHNEY k oa*3,
opposite the Theatre.
A. A. MASOM Aioa, a Fifth Bt.
Store,or▼oaJdKjjt fhV *« °* UUUziety
tablinhaxant, the roonui alt bdM^i^S^f r i Frt S
oicoUjr arranged. Apply to ’ ,eU l * gl ‘ toll *B4 eonra-
a BQg,tamrtrt^
£* ataitai wSSSSBnSIgssSS
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BOEOKINO’aon RtSiourSS style jw la fcnmdat
etMlra,^sonwof wSch^aiM„iE2?,* *Ptaidßlot
foagtifai Baugga., Oltb iSm > imlqnjijMri}
D“!a 00D8 “ Wa '
—UMBH* AHD ALL TEADi,
—ttL _• v. .• ••-'•••-. •- Hariretstreet. 1
. .. a. A.Sj^f*carSwnj^ ai '
4 i«w *sd tfajiltfif *.ei #
,«P aUAMIon
>Ut*4e«, tJoitirenrw,. Indlgeatton,
sandier Dropsy, E6*um»tfra, 1*
<b, Goat, Tluiniirt, NdtY'otui&ati
Irritability, 'lbflanimattptis o**4
ache, Painrtn/tbs/ Bwm*,
Bach and fifab&Fettnsle Complaint .
Vtu, Ac, Indeed, Yeryfsirarett*
Iseasesin i Prrnj&tlTolledl
jeis cot iaonlbi; tab re(jttired,afid
ifferlng-* bright'bß.pkiiYetjtiKi, jf *
( Cathartic Pm biota freelyuwd.
No person can feel wellwbil? a caustic habit of body pro*
▼ailßy betides, it soon 'geuerateSEerloas and r-ften.fatal
hats been &Void<&f by thßUmeljand
n :flBB * fcooti pargatit& • This" Is: sHh#tnw of
Sfc 8 * .f evwr kh symptoms, and Bilfotls w derangemeutr.
to become or proUoca the deep-seated and
formidable distempers bhich load the hearses all OY*r iha
land. Henoe o reliable fexally physic Is cf the 'flrfititn-
P°^ t “st®the public abd this Fill has been per
leeteu viui oousumsxata .akUl r to .meat that demand. An
exteuare trial of Uiairtues by phyeicians, Professors, and
Patients, has flho»o results surpassing anything hitherto
hnovu of any maaicine. Cures bdveberael&cted bdyond
* w *?2 t^ey D i >t fobstanttared. by persons of such ex
ailed podtions and character'as to forbid the suspicion of
untruth. :■ ; f- -- r
Among the eminent gentlemen who h*?* testified to
to tor of these Pills,we may mention^*
Doct A. A. HAV£B| Analytical Chemist of Boston*
SUte Assays* of .Massachusetts, whose! high profeartonal
character la endorsed by-theC- ? .■?»> ■?!; .1 ■.-
Hon. EDWARD EVKRETTy Senator of the Halted States.
ROBERT C. WlhTimO?* EtSpeaker of the Houwd
Bepresentatltes. '
- ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plen.toßrigl&nd.
fJOBN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston
also, 1 r\.• .! ;;
~ Hr. J. B.CHII.TON, Practical Chemist of New Vork-CitT,'
eßdorsedby ' . , / *•
IR>ti.W. L.MAUCTjSect'etary SUte:. I
WM.B.ABTOR, the rfrbcst'man fn America;
; R LELANH A of theMetrnpolltan Hotel,
rand others. _ _ : _
• Kd space'permit,cobla give -ra»uy:hahdr&.«rttfi»
icatsafronLau Prilshavc b^en'uaeiljhhterl'
I dance eren morecooviaslng than the experience of emiheaii
public men, is found in tbSt effects upon trial,'
fare offered- to the- pbbhn o& the bes^and-most-completa
• which the present.-state cd medical- science..cam' afford.
;Thpj are compounded no tot the drugs tlrcmselTas, hntnl
,the medicinal virtuesonly of Vegetable
'By Chemical process in a slate of purity, and combined: to.
Slher in such a manuer as to insure tho best^resnlta.
is system, of ecmposUlcu. tor medicines ha? beenibund in
iChenjr Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient,
{remedy than had hitherto been obtained byany orocCT.
fThe rwon la perfeotly ohtkms. While by theold mode of
’.composition, etery medicine iajbnrdened with more or- less
iof.mjpiontoqs. and Injurious, qualities, by this each tndi*
yldaal Tirtoe only thai U desired tor,ihecuratire effect ia.
[present. All the i nej-1 and. obnoxious qualilfea -of aach
{substance employed are left behind, the cor*ti*e yirtnes.
onlybeipgreUined. UenceitlflLseUoyiacntthatlheeffects
shpnU proto as they hate proved* jnoro-purely remedial.-
-and the Pil la s- m ore powerful, an tidoto to diseage than ant
.other medicine known to the world. ,
rR* Jf .| Ag|Ut)
ssßrr-Sfßm,
:he following ver; choice erti-
Hock,
IdsbOO.
BOM
Jataatoa,
Santa Crai.
GIN.
' As it la frequently expedient
M tabes cinder the counsel of ah .attending- PhyfiHao, and
n* hacctud not .properly judge of ; a.remedy without know*.
•Jug Its composition, 1 bare supplied the aixurate Fonanlm
!by which both my Pectoral pod jPUlsar* made, to. tow
.whole body of Practitioner* in the United States and British (
jAmeric&n Provinces. If, however, there should ba acyone
fwho has not received them, they will be forwarded-byiaali
to his request v
Of all the Patent Medicines that; aie.pffcredy how ■
would be taken it their j»mpoflltlon-wai.ktiownU Their
life comflsta la .toefr mystery. . I have iiu mysteries.'
j The composition of my preparatiofle ia laid,open toVajl
men, and all who are compewntto judge,oh”toe,subject
freely acknowledge fhdr cahvictiona pf .tlielr. Intrimrffr
merits. The Cherry Pectoral'.was pronounced by eclahttflo
men to be a wonderlhl mbdiclhe.l^ore^ita-.afkctv'w:^
known. Many eminent Physicians hove declared the n»pg .
ithing of my Pills, and even more confidently;.
willing to certify that their anticipations were more than
realized by their effects upontrial./ .
; They operate by thMr powerful Inflaencenn tha liUenial
n?o9ra to purity the blood andeUmulaie lUnto rhealthy -
action—remora the obstructlona-of tlie stomacb, bowels.'
liter, and oiher organs of the.bodjferestoring their Irregu*
Jar actios to health, and ;hycorrecting, whererer they «•
lat, each derensemenU as are the Crst origin cf’diseese. .
i FM****/ Anih
lytlcal Themis t Lowell; .Maia. -Price 25 .cento'bet box.
PireboiMrof $l, ■ V. V' '>'
• Bohr by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A COV'at wholesale and*
retaU, by every Druggist In Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
everywhere. jefc-tmrdaw
Boguet* ,
London Ocrdbd,
Schnapps.
SUNDRIES.
Rutherford’* Scotch Ale,
Barclay's London Porter,
WUaChetTy Brandy,
Ab&tnthe,:
Anise the,
Caraeoa,
Sardines,
Mocha jand Java,
Xoung Hys. and Blech Tew,
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Hiram Cigars, of
various brands.
Old MoncugahelaWhiahr, of
. nU grades.
articles connected with the
myfflaUW'
ASTHMA Al fflltflDi
NEW AND VERYACOAfDiSnFtIL.
RYiIEANA
BEOTTOHT HOHB TO TR '£. DOOR ; Of T3B '
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recently been made
by Dr. Curtlff/of thia dty.'tntho'treatment of Con*
sumption, Asthma, and all disease* of ibe We f*
ferto “Da.Coims’allratAiu,calrniAiiEaUrasia'VAttJs
inn Cctrbt finmp.* > with this newmitboo,Dr.f}rh&Bre ; ‘
stored many afflicted ones to health, 1 as an evidence of which
he has innumerable certificates. ■> Speaking 6f
constantly breathing an, me*
dldnal with the
Whole xerlal tovlties of the lungs, escape thpmahy $,
and Taxied changes produced upon thum 'when introduced ' 1
. Into the stomach, and subject to the process brdigestjbh.”'
t The Rygeana is for sole at all the Druggists throughout the
coantry.—jVcw Fori Dutchmano/Januoryli.:... . ~
Thalhhaler Is worn on the Meast; under tbellneh, with*.
out the least Inconvenience—the'heat of the body being"
sufficient to evaporate the fluid." Hundreds of'cases of
..cures, like-lhe following, might be named:
One package ofthe JJygeana hascured me of the Asthma
of sir years standing. '' ;j. i\ Ksesdcst,
' ‘ P.J&I* ofDUtncannon, p».
lam cured,of the Asthma pf ten years’ standing by dir.
Curtis’s Hygcftna. Maxouut Ka3?oS,Brooklyn, N. t.
Mrs. Paul, of No. 5 Hammond'fftreet,'N-,Y., waacuredof
a severe ease of Bronchitis bytoo Hygeaua*
My sister has been cured of a dlstref sing cough cf several,
years* standing, and decided to be Incurable .by,the physi*
ciana. Ska was cured Inohdmonth,by theHygcaha,
" ' J. nUADSiiiT, Richmond, Me.
The Bev. Dr. Cheever, of Ne w Yorfc, 1 estiil es of our. medl*
due In the following language:
"" * ' Nkw.roa^-NoT.'lßj'lßSi.*
Dus Bzb—l think highly of Dr. Curtis’s Hygeaha as a
remedy In diseases of toe throat and lungs., Having, had
-aOme opportunity, to testify .its efficacy. I am'convinced
that it isamcßt excelient'tapdklne, both Uto'Syriip and
the inhaltogapplitaUotttotoe'cheat-'.
|N* B.—Dr;Curtui’a HygeanaIsIhbORIGINAL and ONLY
'CfiNUINBARTICLE; all others ore Mss imitations, joc
▼|ls and INJURIOUS counterfeits. Shun them as you
Wtmid POISON. . 'h, ;r*. , f, ■
sale by Dr. Qeo. H. Kejaar,l4o Wood etreetj R,
E.Selleta A Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City; John
New Brighton; C. L. Raiser, Rochester. .....
. ) . r [ myltolawgm
Carter’s Spanish jfliiture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF- THE BLOOD I
Hot a Pairticle of Horcury in
T KT TPB AK?LICT£D BEAD AtfD P6*Nl>££U~Aa
JLi lstUll Eheuma
tipa, Obstinate {hrtoeous' Ernpttona, Pimples or Postal*
oo theFac®ißlotcliBB, Bcdlfi; Jlgn'e gpd Peter, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring wcnttorTett£r,scaldHefti2;Enl4rgement and
Pali* of the Banco and Joint* stubborn Ulcers, Syphilltlo-*
Cißpitiflra, Limbago*'Spinal. Complaints, and all Diseases' l
arising ftomettißjqfllonpgiiflgor Mbrcury,lmprudence in '
U£fl,orlmpurit7oX.theDkiol. < * ;
great alteratjte medicine ana Purifier ofßlbod
b nowOAedhjt all part
of the United States* who iestSfJoiaily to-, the remar Sabi
extra performed-by.the.gratm.of all-medicines. “CAB* ,
TEB’B SPANISH iM PRCPIIE?* Neuralgia, Bheumatism, ;
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Shin, Liter Disease, Peters,'
Ulcers, Old Boras. AJ&ctfcms of the Kfclne to Diseases of the
Throat, ItejoaleComplainifi, Paifiaand'AcMng of the Bonn
ErcatftDd - |
goraU dlseasegof theßlpckl, nothing i&a yet.heenjfound i
*?i tye/Mate® affair Import !
elMaoUy LlTer.and jKldnejp, :
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oUur bolldinufl tt^HpL ca , rrin . £a boaso, tmok* hrms*. and 1 S
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QjaitmtuwSffi. J° and agreeable location, , *
Sfcfil-LMrt.®5 -lha ' *d*ttetr*w the.’WasMngtori road. ‘" l J
WarmVJ*»>!?* :^a !? a s a rare opportunity for
P«K®a who are desirous of. procuring Ac&unttf Seat near *>
“*2s* ; CITCHBJSKT 4 SON, <?
W • . ,„<S,;Martctst.,-....... ■ ;
UrBKIBS-a PaUMIUiUCAIUAIiXON coola th« head,
rwapa tenures all gymptamj of -headache.
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