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Pita Nina Noe. L and 2 anthraclte;
100 " Juniata:
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60 " Coke; for rale try
JO H.N MOORIFIEAD.
1 T NDERBII.IRTS AND D ILA IVERS.—J ust rv^,l red no
assortment of Ombra-re, Scotch Wool, Shaker Knit,
Lamb's Wool Merino, Chamois, 12. Thread SLIk and Stout
Silk; and American Wool Wrappers, st the FUJINL3EIIN4
Efolll3gOl L ulaammum.a SON,
ortl2 No. 10 Wood street.
Pit/61 , 131AM) MUITI.VRB AM) 80+111.1ht—
Sod received a Ana aawntatut of Scotch and 8.7
State Sham's; and Fitt, Ch.n.ille. Cashmere and Velvet
bl uf tl ere,. at
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CHINA Tr& BTuR.D eti.st e of back Seas of the
boost ell:WU:tee ; .1.41 chests Young Dyson, King Chop
sod Moyane, alth other grades, jam ?waived by
P. R. DR.A.VO,
No.l Diamond.
Qtraklt—'24 We. Lovertoles Crushed, Pulverized, Coarse
0 Pulverized and Claribed Sutrars• 6 bads.j Lover ing's
syrup, unequalled for fineness of davor,juit rrceiced by
ectl2 P. 11. Dnevo.
VIIIKSE-2.00 beset prime W. R. Cheese Just received
sod for sale by fortl2; P. it.
FISLI-500 IDs.Drum Codfish;
b bbls. No. I Mackerel;
BAWLS SHAWLS !i—a . A. blegt)pi • Q.L. are uow
receiving the largest end most dmirable assortment or
Shials ever otkred in this masitet, comprising the newest
and m6st faStithiable stiles in Long and &Lame Bay State,
Eniplief Plato, Thibet, Stella, Cashmere, •4.; alga,
a very elegant assortment of Long and Equare Broche
Shawls. ome.
JEWHLISS, do.—Just returned from the
Nast, and DOW openinr a large and spiel:4ld tussort
merit of goads in my line, which will by .Id at low prices
.
Watches repaired in the best manner. Jewelry
made to order and repaired. Silver Ware manufactured,
dc W. W. WILSON,
.12 131 Markel street. corner of Fourth.
4,01 X -ACRES Or etillileti LAND Putt SALE—With a
good Dwelling House, Spring Howe, Oarden, to.; all
under good fence, and in cultivation; situate about eight
nines trona the city. Pride $7OO. Terms easy.
.00.1 8. CUTE BERT d SON, Eti Market mt.
- 1, 1 011. BALLS 2I./ND BAN)3lB—Onk ilia.collog,
eud Ceilings of lalsabot.bian style; Marbles lo every
variety For ale by W- I'. NIAII.SLIALL.I C.l).
4„1 ELK. Uiiitd ACID DRAW ititm--.1 cud receiv.i, lan "Yl.
sortment of 3, ti. D Dud 12 thrr.•ia Silk Mine and
Dawers, of nil else% by
L. IIIREHDIRLD & SON.
LADDIS"' CLOAKB., de.—A. di Atitifil ICO
nave - jolt opened some 2W more Cloaks and Taloas,
tbevneasat and most elegant designs in Cloth, Velvet
litoles.Antigne. Is. oetl2
DONNETS-100 morn of the moat fashionable my lee and
It colors of Satin and Velvet Bonnets, of their oats and
Eastern manufacture, ready f r exhibition
,
A. A. MASON A CO,
eel? 25 V
fib street.
FLOW N'S ktlriA NCP. Li ii lN A ti . Xv,r i f i f t 7 fo
s rK,a,tle
ocl9 ...orEwr Wood and F,ot
1 - MONS -it) boles freedelooom Jun rocrivad as-1 Tor
sale by IiNYIEIER a AN - DNB-SON,
octl No. 39 Wood alteet-
y' UM klinkFtE Unit-1h u lbs teethed and tar sale by
1... T Deg FLICIfINO BROS.
Eulll.ll BROWS bUU Alt LT AVCM X —Oa TURbUA Y
MOANING, October inth, at 10 o'clock, at the Ware
ase of Messrs. Enginn & Richardson, No. 116 Water
..trest,, between Weod and Bazdtn o eld etmets, oil be mid,
10 Mule Prime Cuba Sugar. Term= at rate.
0Ci.16 P. M. DAVIS, Aortic:nom
ATIIKIIIATWAL 188'8RUM8NT8—.J op. •
I very superior lot or Tklntbematteat Instruments,
which srtil be told at greatly rectliceirakt, by
W. 8 HAVEN, Ski toter,
Mart et street, earner of Etwoud.
frit I ILANDSOId EST azoorunent of flatters wd Fancy
Shoes can in, bought at No. 107 Market street, cheap
or Clllll. (mica t W. B. SCUM ICRTZ
INLY$I,ald fora two story Derailing Ronne, 'alb atom
TOM In front, and OYe other rooms and a hall alto
beck building of two rooms. The lot le 17 feet, fronton
Robinson street, Allegheny, by 77 derp, CO an alley. This
property IS In good order and will be mold on easy tonne
II CUTHBERT. a 80N,
b 3 lilarket street.
VSIMETIII..I--111n.rock..t Calendar. or iterwolykkg aim..
nse: Pocket Mementoes, Fancy Emery Raga, Snow's
Stnnol Pen, Plato' Pencils for boy., flair Brindles, Pearl
Powder, Marvels Soap, Rosemary for the hair, ke., alw lye
on hands and for sale by S. L. CUTHBERT.
0ct1.2 63 Market street.
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TARIeSSI GOODB.—A. A. MASON . a co. Write attenatloo
if to the large and elegant stoek of Dress Goods they
hardiest received, compriving the most tashionatde shades
of French Merino', Paramettas, Pl6lll and Figured Wool
De talbeo, Wool ?Aids, , he .
ATOMIC TO r RELLE.B.s. Moore'e Patent Ll:sprayed
11 Drill, for sowing Wbeat, Oats, Rye, Earley and Grass
Seeds, for Bala at the Seed and Agricultural Btore, 47 Fifth
et, est, by islaii 22 twat*/ JAM Ito WARDROP.
IDOUB4JS BARREL TWia AND PA'LCNT BliBBoll
OUNPI, Prom $lO and opererde. Call et the Rutarpiee
Gun Works, 138 Wood street
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UU lISUMATIBM.—Dr Broyles nearly discovery.] remedy
I.li, for ithentriatism is • speedy and certain remedy for
that painful trouble. It never falls
Office sod Private Consultation Rooms, No. 41 Diamond
Alley, Pittsburgh, P. The Doctor Is alwayait home.
nova:Asset,
APVLWroIV'S DICTIONARY of Machines, Mechanics,
Engine Work, and Engineering Illustrated with
four thousand engravings on wood. In 2 vols. For sale
by It. T. O. MOROA.N,
oct2 1C0.104 Wood street, near Fifth.
PAPlski ShalitllNGS--Panel Decoration., In Gold
r and Velvet, for Parlore; and other new designs, just
v....aired and for sale by W. P. MARSHALL R Oa,
Doff b 7 Wood street.
_ _
U hIULASSM.-21 bble tier N. 0. Alolsaacs ineelted
.1.1 • per steamer Ella, fvt sale by
octll ATWELL, LEE & CO.
tlitart AND COLLAltti—Just received trout the Facts.
ry, a toe lot of Shirts. (French wrlsta,) set th t or without
the new style Byron Collars, by
001 L. HERSHFIELD d SON.
M A . N . l d LL l. A rge nN u lr g yj t n a tl .
j t. t i V , r4V-los ior ti
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p n1 8 ,71)4 11
0 oala, dhow, Confectionery, Ac., now receiving mug for
sale, wholarale and retail, at former low prices, by
J. 8. DAVISON,
65 Market, near Fourth street.
P B.—Dry Goode Merchants invitul to try them. forth
ciCELIUDT'd LIQUID 11A1 it DT g change. aimost Instant-
IT or grey hair to black or brown. Thla 'Dye has
been eased In thousand. of cases, and to a most excellent
article. $1 per box.
ISRPIs7IO SOAP le used for ramorlng tan, sallowneas,
and redness orthe skin. lealso mires all chaps, chafes and
roughness of the skin, and renders It etoft laud white. 1234
canto per cake. Bold by B. L. CUTIIBERT.
ocua Al Market street..
OONSTANT UBB of the ltthiblOaltY viU keep the
I hair soft Mad luxuriant to the moat advanced age It
eradicates dandruff and keeps the scalp healthy tmd o.eau.
I t aao preveuts the hair from falling nff and promotes Hs
growth; and tben it Is only 26 cents per bottle. Bold by
.t 8 8. L. CUTEIBERT. b 3 Market et.
LANS.STA-2.4 pairs 10-4. It-Sqid-124 Swiss, Whitney
and other makes of Blankets just received by
tete A. A. MASON & 00.
FINW MAYAN A eASUA RS—I have just smelted. another
supply of geo Woe Ilavana Elegem. Those wiabing an
excellent article of &gars can Mateyo procure them at
oet2 JOS. 11110ITNOT.
ItHASIS—No. 1, (or Railroad. Care, heavy:Machinery,
&o; No. 2, for Coal Care, Wagozie, Carriage e, Carte,
Drays. Ginolbueiroa, Le.; ior Baia by
.t 4 HENRY H. COLLINS.
WINDOW IThatta.--P. a J. Swearer's brand
60 boxes 8110;
2J do 10a12;
26 do 10L14; with other sizes, for sale by
ortB " ' SMITH, 618111 11UNTEE
_
_
TINKIN TEA 2T011.8., No. 38 FIPTII arnarr—dust re
r urge stock of GREEN and BLACK TEA&
consisting otall the (Efferent Berme end gradeii, purchased
direct from the importers, for cash, and will be sold whole
sale and,retall at the lowest prio.e. B. JAYNES.
4,1 1/11hild1NOS—A eery !Avow
fritlandlNOS—A very !Asps assortment cf Dream nod
Cloak Trimmings, of the Most AA:atonable styles, )sat
received by - Isepl2 . l A. A. MAHON A CU.
tal/N R 1.13—.1..„.k. titaEON ea- (XL dove received ek7f - . 71 - 4
_IC large aaabernent of Mate, Red and Yellow Flews:ode,
of every grade ; obi), • Ict of 10-4 Skirting Flannels.
awn
1, KAY CLOAKINti CIAITHA—Just reeelved, en' anairt,
Dr ment of superior shades of Grey Cloths for talks
Cloaks.
.laste26l A. A. MASON a 00.
lallai NENB—A A. Bi AWN is CO. nave just opOned
2 was. of the ben makes of Wish lAneon„ of etaty
grade. .11420
STE A BHA WIS—An assortment of yet" , rich . and
fashionaMe colors of Stoll' Hhawla just °potted.
sep24 • 4. A. MAHON A 00., 25 Fifth
ra LI IS WIN PATH -8 n.autlftil 'glary,. by Marlow
Harland, author of.*gAlone,'lca" axle at
eapl2 DAVISON'S, 88 Market at.-- •
ka TEM& MAMA,. An =spent style mitts - abase/with,
k BrC 4 b o Barderpiatt tesebreL • •
I xr-DIOIIII4W-Alf nottollargelyour Opts; Wiltatet3 2
I 76 Fourth street—rtot latayettoliall. ocp
porAsii,- - . aislco r cpure ardear a gale by
a. wane:*
: 77: •
IVITSCELLANEOUS
L lIIRSIIVIELD A SON,
No. 70 Wood street
d) -do Salmon ; just received by
P. R. DRAVO.
tldl„Tr. foodENA.IEB, CANES &ND Vo
cotred, a full pupply of the above goods by
L. U'IUSENTIRLD I SON,
No. ill Wood stnaal..
70 hbds prime tar sale by
811.1111, MATH A TIMM=
RAILROADS.
MR-0-k Di
inatlNfilit
Stummitmingtandt ta-erdif 0 5 Of 'Time.
TIME DAWFTRAtig tit d 4 ractlfrn
• '''CRPTED : I -
Wad ..brit aka Change bf Cars' bitsv•sa
oand after Mondry , June 1f1tb,11165, Trains will run se
follows
. . . . _
Express Naa„„ Night
Leave. Train. Traski:".4 Train.
Columbus- ....... _...1100 A. M. 8:30 P. 111. 11:20 P. 61
Newark 11:10 ” 4:46 " 1160 A. 61
Zenaerville 1122 P. N. Bmo " 112 "
Concord 1468 " 8:44 " 3:01
Cambridge 1:20 " 7:08 " 3:28
Barnesville 2•.23 " 8115 " 4:48
Belmont 144 " 051 " 6:14 "
&vire Belmar ....... 3:20 " err. 9:46 " arr.ll6 "
Expren Mad Night
Leave. Train. TraM. Train.
Italian...
..: 0:45 A. 51. b:l5 A. M. 6:00 P. td
Belmont 10:31 " &16 " 748
Barnesville 10-42 " 0:43 " 7.40
Cambridge...._ 11:56 " &04 " 900 "
Ooncord .. .-
. ---...-.1217 P. M. &30 " 0215
Zanesville 1:10 " 9:30 " 10.30 "
Newark 208 " 10rx " II:6 0 "
Arrive Oolumbria... 020 " 1216 P. M. 1:20 A. 51
The Express Train going East will stop to take up or
leave passengers, at Taylor's, Newark, Zanesville, Concord,
Cambridge, Campbell* Barnesville, and Belmont only.
Boma War will atop only at the above named Stations.
The Mail Train will atop at all the Stations where the Mail
le to be received, or delivered, and at all other Station on
notice belnugleett. The Night Train VIII atop at all Btie
Winston proper notice being glean.
GOING war.
The 10:00 A. M. Expeller! Train, oonnects at Columbus
with the Express Train etaleth leaves Cinettuaati at 6 A. M.
and with the Train from the West on the Columbus, Pique
end Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to
and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt Vernon, and with
Trains on the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad; at
Wheeling with Rivals Train on the Skidmore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore, Wubington, Philadelphlaand East
ern Cities.
The &SUP. M. Train will connect at Columba, with the
second Train from Cincinnati ; at Newark with Sandusky,
Mansfield and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling With
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passengers
leaving Louisville and points below Cincinnati, and tatting
the 9 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad, will connect
with this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana.
polls and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central
Railroad will also connect with this Train at Columbus,
and retueb.Wheeling at 916 P. M., and leave by 10:30 P. M.
Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving-In Bald.
mole at E. P. M., neat day.
The Ilan P. M. Train connects at Columbus with the
Mall Train which leaves Cincinnati at bac P. AL, and arrives
at Bellair at ecif. A. M 4 con.ecting with the A=nunoda-
Lion Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Panerr
gore leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this
route,vio Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis and Day
ton, reach Columbus in season to take this train; and at
Wheeling will take the Accommodation Train for Cumber
l and, sleep there, and resume by Express Train to Balti
more and Eastern Cities.
The 5:16 A. M. Mall Train connects at Bel:lair with Night
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ; at Newark with
trains to and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon,
and Chicago via Monroeville; at Columbus with the trains
for Cincinnati, and with trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
polis, and Chicago, sin Dayton and via Urbana.
The 945 A. M. Express Train connects with the Express
Train from Baltimore, and arrives In Columbus at S. - 90 P.
M., and connects with trains going South and West arriv
ing In Cincinnati at 7 P.M.
The tboo P. M. Train connects with the Accommodation
Train trom Cumberland. and at Columbus with Mail Train
at 2.15 A. M., direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
polis, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Saint Louis and Chicago,
ISAAC H. SOUTH WICK, Supt.
Zanesville, June 18, 185.6—{ je2l)
CLEVELAND AND PITTBETIROH
STEADIERS EGIAPAIA;ANID ROSALIE,
VIA WELLSVILLIt, AND
Ohio and PIIZLUSFIVAMIaIIOadt
VIA ALLIAACIL
THE /hottest, quietest and Moot rollohle route to Toledo,
cht.e., Hock Islam', Golono, oul Bt. Louie, le VIA
OLEVIGLAND.
'Phle mato le One limadtpil toffee shorter and about tape
hours quieter than the circuitous one Via Indlump:olio.
Throe Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Oteroland.
Ttirrifi>ally Tr - ins from Oteroland to Ohlcago.
slieselarkl els boars, Obkago twenty-three boom,
am ::.'tools thirty -sore° hours.
uu .n 1 after Monday, Floptomber al, 1855, the trains on
Ole road viii run as follows!
VIA ALLIANCE.
The Trains of the Oblo and Nona. It►llroad leasing Pitts
burgh 'a 2.4:10, A. M. and 8.00, A. 61., and 300 P. M., cou
nowt at Allboace at 800 A. M., 11.60 A. 1.1 , and G 30 P. AL,
as follows:
Trains for Cleveland leaweAllianre SOO A.M., 11.50 A. SI ,
and 0 3.5 P. M , enno.eting at Judson with Trains for Cuy.
„.„ 210 ls e an .
m d AY an Gs d p ' flog In Cleveland al 1025
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, lock
galena, and the North-west, .ho wish to go thrOugh with
out detention., will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
00 d. M., mot arriving In Cleveland at '1.1.0 P. Id., as that
le the only train by which close connections are made
through the above points: Pas/wagers by this train rrarh
Chicago at 7 30 naalporiiing,.. and Bt. Louie at midnight.
The steamer, !Clips., and Randle will leave the Elotionan
belts wharf every warping, (Sundays excepted,) at 10
o'clock, for Wellsville, coupectiug with the Irmo lisevlua
Well-villa at 4 30 P. M.
An Accommodation Tralo will lose. Wellsville daily,
(Sundays exmpted,) at P. M., connivting at Ilayard
with &gnome Titan, arriving In Cleveland at 2 10 P. 51
Trans from Wellsville connecting at Itayard for Carroll
ton, Waynesburg, Dover and Now Phibuielphla.
Q Tickets for Clairol:am!, Chicago end the North Went,
vla Wellsville, are sold et $1 Ims than via Alliance.
The Trains from OirreMnd to Toledd and Chicago, run no
follows:—Leave Cleveland itt 610 A.. M., 2.45 P. 51_, 7.05 P.
Arriva at Chicago 030 P. M 7.40 A. 51., 0 30 P. M.
Troioo leave Chicago - for Rock 'eland sod Rt lzula
follows :—Vor Rock Wand a 900 A. M. .od 11 09 P. M.
For OL Louis, 9.1 i A. M. and 11.45 P. M.
Passengers for Bt. Louie go over Rock bland Railroad to
Joliet, and thence over the Chicago and blissteapot Railroad
to Alton, and thence by steamboat (RI miler.) to Bt. Louie.
Peasengern by the 916 A. AL Train active at Bt. Louie 1
same evening, and by the 10.05 P. M. Train at noon nest
day.
(*wage checked through to (Revelled, and there re
checked for Chicago and Bt. Louis.
DARE VIA . ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND
ld elan. 2d ors.
To A111acee.....42 30 To IA 5a11e..416 00 $l3 66
" Ole eland ... 600 " Rook 161'd, II 00 11 25
" Toledo ..... 660 " Galena —lB 16 11 00
" Chicago ... $l3 00 $lO 60 " Springfield 18 70 16 28
" 8k.m1ngt....10 90 14 60 " Burlington 18 00
" Bt. Louis 21 00 16 60
Parsemgers are requested
office of this Company, In
doer below the corner.
Utast American and U.S. Express & tail Route
1 MILES OP DISTANCE SAVED,
And Two Changes of Care and Baggage Avoided.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Via Cilla.4oo, ALTOR d ST. LOUIS
NtSt.Mi&
.RAILROAD,
Formerly -ohmage, ete' Ithistasippi.
CLICAI3O. TO ST. LOUIS IN 115% NOLlM.—Tralus
leave the Illinois Central Depot, foot of Water street—
St. louts Day Express thdly, Sundays excepted, I' 15 A IL
St Louis Night Express daily, Saturdays axxid, 420 TN.
St Louis Freight 41 - Emigrant daily, Bun& exc. fad A IL
Baggage checked through to St. Louis.
Trains run direct through to Alton, (259 miles,) with
out change of cars or baggage and connect with the
Company's eplandid steamers Winches/sr and Reindeer,
running to exult:mice connection with Pasrencer Traloa
from Alton to at Louis, (23 miles,) without landing. rbeeld
boats, for speed, convenience and elegance, are unsurpassed
on the Western waters, being fitted up with Bathe and spa
claw; Wash-rooms, affording to passengers the opportunity
of removing the dust unavoidable to eumm.er railroad
t-aveling, and reaching SL Louie refreshed from the effects
of a long ride. .
Ir-WN & TETORY
To /Cantos and Nebraska this is the most carnet route,
and passengers d'estliied for Bloomington Springtlekl,
Jacksonville, Naples , end all points on the M ississippi,
riourl, anuses, Cumberland and Tonne/Men rivers, will note
the ImpOttant sating In distance, being seventy-two tallni
leas to St. Lenin, thirty-seven miles ires to Bloomington,
and City-efght miles leas to Springfield than by any other
route.
Through Tiektrai over this route can be procureJ at the
varioue It. It. Ticket Offices in New York, Boston, PLiledel
ohla, Baltimore, Albany, B 1 Au., and at all Through
Ticket Whose throughout the States, and In Chicago at the
Company's Office, No. 48 Dearborn street, opposite the Tyr
moot house—and at the Depot ut the Illinois Central Rail
road, foot or Water street.
Responsible Baggage Mne will always be at the Depots of
the various Roads going Into Chicago, to Cheek Baggage
througn to any point desired on the, line.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
THROUGH
Northern Illinois to the Missileippl River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
All Railroad to th• MI Ippl,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL MOM ROAD
Fo•1111i1.1 1 . 11.11, anCIAOO AND 601101.• • CIAT. MILTTART
Timm B. B. is wow
And Trains_ „run the. entire distant frin U 7 ' ci 'l lrlfiCAllio TO
BURLINGTON, lowa, without change at Cara.
The Only. Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
IMBUE, MUSCATINE, OQUAWRA, WAPELLO, PORT
:DER AlOnfag l 0011/OIL BLUFF, • c., and the OfillT ALL
RAILROAD Route from CRICAfIo TO T. LOUIS, BLOOM.
.INOTON CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, ERRING WIELD,
3 ACHBONVILLE, NAPLNIII,-: and interniediate . gallica on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, arid Ohio and Mania.
Tr•ths on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the Rest--avoiding all laying over at any of
the points.
Stages leave B day for Southern and.
lows and Northeurnrlington
Missourl—msking the quickest Centro/
and
most reliable route to reach all the Important points west
or the Mississippi as far as Council Blnk with from forty to
IRV miles less staging than by any other route. The Road,
for • large portion of the way, Is laid with the oonnevons
Rsn, the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West—
, well stocked with the meat modern Lecomottiegand elegant
new Cars.
Air. By this route passengers are sure of snaking eonnen
tlOns, and arriving at Bt. Louis on advertised tiMSAToldigg
the Yestatious delay of fogs and ire, and dangers of tulip.
• thm,.as on the route by Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handlingat any point.
TURMOIL TIMM by this route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Offices la the East; at the (Mee of the
Company, corner of Clark and lake streets, in the 0,,,, Efe .
Tuibling; at the Dercrt,'nf the Galena lb R., and st the
711k1COstif.11: R. Wee, comtaint Lake and Dearborn ate.,
,oppoelte Tremont HOUBO, Chicago.
7 Mlrcanlgutd' tblg"11t :
rillrepai 7 tnml.
etedespat h. b O'HAMMONDBoO
o.iiouzr,
Gengstletlet,chil : ,
AEr'ERIRITS sin he procured at the
Mee* d the comat7r • 449
MEE
Oolumbus and Baltimors.
12:1313X3
GOING WKS?.
GOING WEST.
RAILROAD.
1 -,- - - - •-.-
oonsmarruto anti
VIA WNLLM'ILLE.
lit crass. 24 cr
procure their tickets at the
• Monortgaheht Rome, third
t AND, 8n 't, Cleveland.
CIAUOTINY, Aet, Pltteibunh.
Ala LINE ROUTE
BrIVTIZI
IL P. MORO AN, Jr., Superintendent.
U. J. 1). SOlHNiMitillialiN,
Gen . ! rampager Agent.
CENTRAL ROUTE.
~.:_t
:t...'~.ad;ivn .a,
RAILROADS
N'E"'W — A N re''? ROUTE,
•
WPM
Onfoirpassed for Spook* Zozoiort
PROM PITTEIDUROIi TO
Oolumbna, Indlatiapolls, Chicago,
Clocannati., Term Haute, Rock Wand,
Louisville, Vincennes. lowa City.
Bt Loals, Evansville, Dubuque,-
Dayton, Cairo, Dubuque,
Xenia, Memphis, Galena,
Zanesville, Vickebtugh, Peoria,
Newark, New Orleans, Peru,
AND TUN PILINCLPAL MILS IN IND Win AND WWII;
vul the
STEUBENVILLE & INDIANA
RAILROAD:
Which Is now completed and In imeomeful operation be
tween Steubenville and 'Newark, 0.
Wall Awratitrgetrialst.
On and after Monday, September 10th, 1860, a daily
morning and evening line of-elegant and swift training
steamers, commanded by eXperlencedapd accommaleting
officers, will leave Pittsburgh ai follows; •
The Morning Line, df etesekve SOREST CITY,
thipt.• Moore, and DIEIU AL, Capt. Shoeles, leave Pitts
burgh every day, (Sundays excepted,) at 10 o clock, A. Id.,
precisely. Passengers dine on board, and reach Steuben
ville at 6P. hi making an immediate connection with tne
EVENING EXPRESS TEAM of the. 8. A 1 IL IL—which
makes direct connection at Newark for the above cities.
The Evening Line composed of steamers VENTURE,
Capt. Gordon, and CLARA
.1181/slt, Capa.Gortion leave
Pittsburgh every - day, at 5 treleek; P. M. • Passengers
sleep on board, and reach Steubenville at 7 next mirmicut--
in time for the Mail Train, which leaves immediately, and
makes direct connection for the above cities—thus enacting
nighl travel ty railroad..
44- Pare u Cheap as by any other railroad route.
Poe Through and Local Tickets, and farther Information,
BRAY to JAS. COLLINS & CO , Ag ente,
Noe. 114 and 116 Water et., between Wood
and Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
R. W. WOODWARD, sup't.
L. D6TR6INY, Oen. Anent
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RA-I tilt 0A D
ft.M.ffik
,i,..%.... k r 4 1.,. 2 .-4:
Carrying the Great 11. States Mail and Express
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY on Re entire
length from DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
OLIICAOO to CAIRO.
Thic Road, In conjunction with 'iraint of the Ohio and
bileelwippi R. IL and Chicago and Galena Railroad, forme
the moat direct and only continuous R. It. route from
Of - nage° to gr. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to °ALSO,
OUICAGO to DUBUQUE.
Trains Leave Chicago as follows :
10 A. M. and 1020 P. 51.—&e. Loms ern Oats= likraus.
Pasarngers for St. Louis by this train take the care of the
Ohio and Meta. IL IL at liandoral, and are carried direct to
St. Louie.
9 36. A. M. and 4.10 P. 61.—Dimogoi LAD CIALAAA Pa
pua, conoactiAg at Duntleth (opposite Dttbuquaf vitba
Daily Line of Steam Packeta fur bt. Paul and the Upper
Idlealealppi river cities.
Trelna leave Cairo for CLlcagu nod Dubuque at 7.30 A.
H. ►ul 7.00 P.
Passengers from the East and places on the Ohio river
destined for 9L Louie, will s.ve 190 miles of tedious and tin.
certain river navigation from Cairo to kt. Louis, and arrive
ttftwen houre In entrance of the river route, by taking the
care at Cairo.
Tickets to 2t Louis, Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and .11
im
portant places by this routs, can be bad ■t the °Mos of the
0. • P. aud 0. A P. Rol:roach iu Pittsburgh, and blivtilgan
Central Railroad to Chicago.
R. U. N1A.801 , 7 Suol.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
r] Ail d ORE/LT CENTRAL ROUTIf, connecting the At
kande cities with Western, North-western and South
western States, by a continuous Railway direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily hue of InZattlerll to
all parts on th* Western Rivera, and at Cleveland and Raw
dusky with steamers to all ports on the North-western
bakes; making the most &reel,. &teapot and reliable route
by which 'MOUT can be torwarded to and from the
area( Wed_
HATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA d PITTEU3MIOII.
FIRST GLAM.—Boots, nom, Dry tioodt, 7.. ,„, r
klo bolas,) Fors, Feathers, de... .. .....
6.84U-61NI) 1.3..A.6.1.—H00ke and Btatlottery,
Dry txds, (In balsa,) lierdware, Lew 60e. per 10016 e .
thee, Wool, de
Itaitsins, auxin 60, per itialbs.
sod Pork, (in bulk,) Hemp, de
YOU ItT II Cl 4 " 1, 4 blab, and loom,
Pork, kad.,) Lord and Lard p er
lbr In shipping floods from any point ' tof Plilladel
pbla, be particular 10 mark package •• otu Peen.ndocuatu
Ragroatl" All goods ct,insi,ted to the Ageota of Chid licitid
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Amain Aocives.—Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. Elikptt,
Y. N. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia ; Magner A lioons, IJattl
more Geo. C. Pranclacus, Pittsburgh Manxman 3 Brow a
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S Moorhead, Lounrellle, Ky.; a. C
31eldrvan Ilediaon, klatella A Co., St. Ma; J
X. Mitchell A Son, Evaanyille, Indiana.
U. It TIOUSTON,
(iimeral Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
❑. J. I.OIIBANAT,
Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA ItAiLLLOAD.
r I MIRES, DAILY Tillte/Utill TRAINS, between
PhUadal
phfs and Pittsburgh. THU Slultfilliti MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7A. M., and Pitts
burgh ter Philadelphia at T, A. M . ‘,.4,
TRH BAST LINE
leaves Philadelpttla for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M., and Pitts
burgh tbr Philadelphia at 2.30, P. M. TIIR MORT RX-
Pitit leaves Philadelphia for Pittebnrgh at 11, P.
M., and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 920 , P. M.
Pisa ruvWo Accummalation Train Lane Pittsburgh daily,
except Sunday, at WO o'clock, P. M. Brillion's Aw.omino.
lotion Train lase. Pittstn& dady at 11 o'clock A. M.,
3.30 o'clock P. IL, and A.. 10 P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh srlUt the Railroads
to andirons St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, and ehlams°, Ili;
Yrunkfort, Lexington and Louisville, By:Tern Monte,
Madison, lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellam:intim., Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zannsville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio:
&L., with the Steam Packet ftsits from and to time Oa Was.
Br. Loons, Locum:ma and Cutountsn.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
plasm.
Vor farther particulars, Bee handblile at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West trill find We the
shortest and moot expedition' route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, Nov York, or Boston. TUOB. NOOSE,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia,
J. 11.18811111BN
17 2 / agent, Passenger Linea, Pittsburgh.
$15.000 KEW .9;RD
/AN Tin 175 u or ricrTSMltiga Lin', two boxes were
IL/ delivered et the °Mee of the American Express Cow.
party, to Dubuque, lows, by eartituiri from the Uulted
Butbse Depository.
Saki boxes, on their arrival el the Bubl`reasury in New
York, wore (bend to contain buckshot of the else of 140 to
the pound, and pressed belle cf the like of 100 tv the pound,
to the amount of 174 pounds in weight, and 2.6 pound, of
sheet lead, No. 4. The boxes were made of white plus, any
loch thick, , ovetalled at the corners, about 10% Inches
long, 8% lecher wide, an 4% Inches deep, inside measure-
MOM. The bottom of one of the boxes was of hemlock.
They were strapped once around the middle with one inch
hoop iron. It Is claimed by the Depositary at Dubuque,
that the boxes each contained gold coin to the amount of
ra,poo. They were marked with cantle addressed to the
"Assistant Treasurer 11. B , New York," which tardy are ad.
mitted by the Depositary at Dubuque to be genuine.
Now, therefore, for the purpose of diecovering how this
fraud wee committed, and bringing to justice the perpetra
tors thereof, the American Brprom Company will pay $lO,.
010 for the recovery of the money, or in that proportion for
any part of it, and $B,OOO for the arrest and conviction of
the offender; end they will pay liberally for letbrmation
relative to the making of said boxes, the furrdshing of Kush
lead balls, shot. Lc., Ac., Ac.
All communications should be addressed to the subscri•
bore. WitLLB, BI7TTIDIFIELD A CO., New York,
LIVINOTON, RA/iGO Al CO., Buffalo,
Proprietors of the American Swam Co.
octB.lmd
Ale=*uder W. F
ATIOHNBY AND 00UN 8 ELLOR AT LAW, SAD 801.10 i
xis rx Onascur, Agent for prnouring Bounty Lands
and Penalona, and for the Ooßonbon of Clainia In Brest
Britain and Ireland.
thlrOollectlons made In this and adjoining Mantles; Ea
tales of decedents settled; Etaal Estate bought, a)id or
teams!, and rents collected. Moneys Invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
EE. on FOURTI.I street, a few doors &bore Etuithtleid.
?itudleirgb, March 28,l8156—{mh28x1awl
M. A.. EweLer,
WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL DEALER in PIJRNAOM,
Ranges, Staves, Tin, hol and Housekeepers' Hard•
ware, Titulars' Machines and Toots, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire Rivets, Ac. ite. 24 North Second street, ((opposite
Buelllees Hotel,) iisitaismnta. espOiduiSta
OfiNME
KIEBVE TKANSPORTATION LINE.
ANTICIPATING the want of facilities for tran s porting
Freights to and from the Eastern Clines, via. Penney!.
nada Canal and Railroads, we have Increased our stock of
Does, Ac, on eame, to a DOUBLE DAILY LINE, which
glees rts a capacity of over Ibclo lona per month each way.
We assure our friends, and those disposed to patronize
the State Improvements, there will be nothing spared on
our part to render general eatiafaction le forwarding East
ern and Western Freights with promptUude and despatch.
itilitt a hirrollici.L,
•ogli:y
_ - Canal Baeln, Pittabutett. Pa.
>UN'T BICLIAVE ITl—Unless you can satisfy yourself
that the statements male concerning the properties of
C. liehnstreet 3 Co 's Inimitable Bair Coloring, can to
fully substantiated by facts ; and that a trial In every case
will satisfy those, using it of ► most curious and singular
phenomenon—that is, grey hair restored to its natural
color, with all the strength and healthy growth of youth.
It to comporedof oil and stimulating spirits, eocompoanded
that It can be used as freely as water, and with as much
safety, not coloring or staining the akin In the least; and
it also aoparta to the hair a glom and beauty unlike that
given by anv other preparation; and In every case it will
restore the natural color of the Fair, where age or alai:less
has turned it grey. Fifty cents per bottle, Sold by
octl L. CUTHBERT, 43 Market et.
ID URN RANDZ REIFF I—Uee the genuine Iliaerno
Soar, the test thong ever used to make the heads
smooth, Bon and white. It also removes tan and sallow.
Hess of the akin. Parsons who have the care of children.
should not be without It. As a nursery.soap, It is .escal
lent. One trial will convince you that it Is jest what we
olslm for It. It bas been used by thousands since nest In
troduced here, (In 1850,) and never falls to give sattsfactfor.
It to also very cheap as well as good—l 2 4 cents per cake.
Beware of ltultallqns; none genuine unities you and en
closed In each wrapper a " Weather Table" Bold, whole
sale and retail, by H. L, OUTLIBBIPP,
oct22 us -Market street.
ATEXT BOOK OP GEOMETRICAL DIIAIMG, for the
use of Mechanics end Schools with illustrations fn.
drawing plum , sections and elevations for buildings and
machinery ; an Introduction on Lsomstrical Drawing, and
an essay on 'Annear Perepectire and Shadows. The whole
Illustrated with fifty-six steel plates, containing two hun
dred . By liVut. Minlfle, Architect, Professor of
Drawing n the School of Design of the Maryland Institute.
Fourth edition. For sale by B. T. O. MORGAN,
' octlO No. 106 Wood st.
1856 HILL'S ALMANACS.--Slanford O. BIEN Pitts
burgh Almanac, Maga/dna Almanac, and Amer
ican Farm ' efa Almanac, N 0.27, for 1868, published and now
ready for sale by the quantity, by
JOHN IL MELLON., No. 81 Wood street.
For sale, also, by all Booksellers to Pfttebargh and Alle
gbeny City. eep29
DICTOB.B, MAWR AND FANCY lottAMBB OF TUN
most complete and lavished style may be found at
BOKOBING'B, on St. Clair street, near the Allegheny
Bridge. This gentleman has also on band a splendid lot
of Mirrors, some of which we see encased In unique and
beautiful frames. Give him a cell. eepls
" The Boot Behar to the World"
TB TRU ..A.1111113.10AN RAZOR," made in Philadelphia
I.by Gilchrist, and sold during the lest flee years to thou
sands of oar oldreart by the only sathorised Agent for
Western Pennsylvania. W. W. WILSON,
.114125 Motet etreet,
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4 I .
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
_lnc r ease_ of Each , Capital -
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
AaTrta issimikifes'COMPANY -
HARTFORA-CONN.--I:3EfAII,TERED 1819
• - •
Cash Capital, - • -
- - '500,000.
THIRTY-SIXTH ANIMAL fiTATBMENt of the
. 1 &acts of the-AITNA. 11 1 03URANCIA COMPANY, of Hart.
ford, as furniateed this agency on the lot of Jannar 185.5,
Beat &tate, ..... 18,872 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cent, pay
able sami-annually....— 72,000 00
Debts doe Pie Company, secured by mortgage..., 7,313 17
Bills Receivable, well secured:pliyable at Bank... 128,327 35
.11allroad8tocks In Oonnectinat..— 07,515 00
Bank Stocks In the city of Hartford.-- ....... 182.808 00
Bank Stooks In New York city 08,060 00
Cash on hated,ln Bank, and in bands of Agents
and others- 212,505 08
6773,278 83
The amount of liabilities due or not due to Bunke or other
oreditors,—nothing.
lemma adjusted and due r —none.
Losses adjusted and not due, $148,618 21.
Loam' unadjusted and In surperme, walling for further
proof, $81,257 60.
All other claims ageing the Company are email, such
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 chicracter, material and construction of buildings,
the width of elnotA, the supply of water and condition of
the fire departmentyand other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings 'sties; the
design Is to limit the loss by any one Ore to 1,1.0,000, or less.
TllO. A. ALKXAND Eli, Secretary.
Suns or Coteincrecuv, t Hertford, Jan. let, 1824.
Hartford county. J
Perscrially appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the Mina Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, is true, according to
hie beet knowledge and belief
• . .
Losses paid by this Company for the year 1854 exceed
$760,000, while the premiuma received for the same time
far exceed any other year, since the organisation of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, Is.
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
VS - Office, No. 87 Water street,
B. k'ittsburgh, Pa.
jinn 11. TEN.N . BOII, Agent.
FA.ELDI &ASP AND JTIMORIANiCS,
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
Of PRILADIMPILIA.
Capital
Amount, eeettrely invested.—_..
rIIIIII2 COMPANY effects Fire Insurance on Bill!dings,
1 Goods, Yurnd urn, An. _Marine Insurance on Vessels,
Cargo and Freight. Inland Insurance on Goods, by Rivera,
Lakes, Canals, Railroad% and Land Carriage generally.
Also, Insurance upon Lives, upon the most favorable
terms.
Ilan. Thomas B. Florence, James E. :Sean,
George IL Armstrong, Charles Magee,
Ed. P. Middleton, E. IL litelmbold,
George lielmbeld, Fred. C. Brewster,
Thomas Mai:dartleld, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
HOWLED R ilkunsokn, Secretary.
PITTEIBUB.OII 8.10118.EN088.
lion. T. M. Howe, lion. J K. SPOlintock,
lion. P.O. Shannon, Col. S. W. Black,
Hon. J. B. Guthrie, A. B ,
Thomas J. Keenan, EN., Wilson M'Candieee, EN.
Col. J. He on Posner, Gen. J K. Morehead.
R. M. Riddle,
The character of the above Company la of the drat cl►ca,
and combines the rare and unusual priviiaps of Tire, Ma.
rloo and Life Insurance.
Gentlemen of elevated standing are associated In les
management, and interested as &noteholders.
Bt.Oharies Building, No. 108 Third at.
Pittsburgh Dollar Sayttigs lustitution t
No. 68 north Ores;
NIT DOOR. TO TIIE PITTBDUROU DANK,
IS NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock; also, on Wed.
needay and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Deposita received of all sums not less than One Doiar,
and a dividend of the profits declare.' twice a year, in June
and December. The Trustees, for the purpose of furthering
the benevolent objects of the Institution, have entered into
a guarantee bond, thereby giving additional security to
&pointer.
Books containing the Charter, By-Lews, Rules and Regn.
'Adana, furelebed gratis . , on application at the orrice.
Pretnienf-41EORGr ATIIRER.
flop/mall Uapbtrrn, John M. Hhoenberger,
George R Whit., Charles Knapp,
William ➢.Johnston, N: Grattan Murphy,
James W Hallman, Theobald Umberactter,
Masan:tor kmlley, Isaac M. Pennock,
William Phillips, William J. AuJerson.
TIOSTEXII ,
. .. .
John G. Back°fon, Jamee tlebiroxn,
liill Borgwla, John !d. Klrkpatru.k
Alburt Culbertson, John D krOottl,
Robert Chester, Robert Morrow,
J. dart:liner Collin, Walter P. Morahan,
Aloe= A. Carrier, A ht. Pollock,
John 13.0mgrava, Henry L. 'Roguelt,
Charles A. Colton, Rupert Robb,
R. (/ 11.1riugtou, Oeorira R. Riddle,
11; ands Yells, James Rhoads,
b.bte F. thllmore, James libldle,
James B. Moon, George S. Belden,
William R. haven, Alexander 'nudge.
.Iyl Secretary and Treasurer —CILA ItLRII A. OuLTON.
97ali
81Ch11.ANNU AL DITIDIMID, B PRA CENT., JULY 1, letat
AATNA tssuitANcts comPArill.
up HARrruRD, CU IN.
CIIARTRIIRD - - - - - 1819.
- .
Cash Assets, July I, 1.853, i11ii35,63.0 413.
IIUNTINUIi In make insurance on all Jesoriptions of
V./ property at equitable nitre. Thb. Company hare
inabatained a pneltioa for honorshl• dealing for 38 yearn,
nal le unsUrpassed for respotalbillty amt punctuality by
any other another institution In the Urilted btates. bowl
annual statement of the condition of this Company on Ole
In thin odic% for the atato (nation of the
U. B. ThiPs-NYCK, Agent.
Oflicte, North.wast corner Fifth and Wood streets, baits
burgh /YU
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
( ) Vl.* Wit to the North Room of the grebange, on Third
street, PIIILADKLPHIA.
INBI7III.NC
On Venue,
Osano t To all parte of the World.
human,
lig LAN INSURd NO Z 8
On goods by them, canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
WIRE INIMIRANCIIS
On merchandise generany.
On stores, dwelling bowies, ac.
ASSETS OW TILE 15011PANY, November 7, 180.
Bonds and Mortgages 424,200 00
Staten( Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other ............._181,663 42
Stocks in banks, rallthacte and insurances wink -
es ........... 24,012 20
169,025 94
Cull 0n10,071 SO
Llalarkensin the ' hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Policies recently leaned ..................122,707 67
Subscription 100,000 00
DIIIIIMOU:
Win. Martin, i Dr. B. M. Huston,
Joseph 11. Beal, Hugh Cats,
Llinund A Bonder, j Spencer ItPlivaln,
John C. Nets, Charles Belly,
Hobert Burton, Samuel B. litotes,
John IL Penrose, I Fleury Shinn,
George G. Lelper, James Traqualr,
Iranian! Darlington, Wm. Eyre Jr.,
H. Jones Brooke, Joshua L. Price,
J. 0. Johnson, James Tennant,
Junes C. Rand, John B. Semple,
Theopilne Paulding, Charles Scheirer,
James B. M'lnirlazist, J. T Logan, Pittsburgh,
W.O. Ludwig, I B. T.O. Morgan, do.
WM. MARTIN, President,
THOB.O. HAND, Vice President
Josartt W. Cknriat, fitsey.
P. A. HADER' A Agent,
merle No-95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
The Irrauelltlla fire Intolerance Dompauly,
Of Plu7a,delphia, Inverynani&
DERROTORII—CIuirise W. Bandon, T/1.1:01111 lien, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grunt, Jacob R. Smith, Oro. W. Rich
ards, Mordecai D. Leiria, Adolphl & Bode, David 8. Browne,
Morrie Patterson. Ones. N. Degassn, Prendeni.
Ones O. Besoixa, atersfarp.
Continue towage inntrattoe, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, HI town and country, at rata. as low
as are consistent with security.
The Company have resorted a large Contingent Fund,
Irhich, with their capital and premium, safely invested, at
lord ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the 0 21Thipany. on January Ist, 1881, as pub- ,
When agreeably to areligt of Assembly, were as follows,
Mortnnge
Real tante $01841 1, ,812877 68
78
Temporary Loans 83,066 17
Stocks 61,888 00
Gash, to &LBO Bl
Total 41,21.2,708 44
Bine, their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Your Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINRit COFFIN, Agent,
apt Moe, north-east car. Wood and Third eta.
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE
ANNII/TY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPITIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 88TH, 1850.
anarrn. PRAPETUAL.
_ .
CAPITAL $260,000.
op., S. E. Corner of Third and Chesinul
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of the Haase Board at Phuadelp/tia:
DISIOTOM
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Goo. BP/teary,
Jacob L. Vicrenre, James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, Wißtam APRee.
President—Stephen-R. Crawford.
rice Petsident—Ambroee W. Thompson.
Medical AtatAirler, Nilpbtrov/i—Jormes 11. Willson, id • D
Allegheny City—R. B. Mowry, EL D.
GUI. R. ARNOLD, Agent,
mariny No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PITTS'PUROH,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND BMITHPIRLD STREETS.
Author Pied 'Capital, 0300,000.
NSUBB BUILDINGS and other property against loss or
damage by Wire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
D1112020E8.
Win. P. Johnston, Body Patterson,
W. Id'Oßtitock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M Long, I. Grim Sproul,
A. J. Joum, George R. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
lames B. ?Inlay, W. B. Haven,
Wade Hampton, D. K.Park,
H. R. CoggeintlL
Hon. WM. JOHNSTON, Provident
HODY PATTEDISOH, Vice President.
A. A. Oaaatia, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. B. Conntsa, Aioststant lilectetary.. dec2:Bm
TART GOODS-14amaux AND R l tirr4-F ALL TRADE,
LI 180.
A. A. MASON A 00 ;Fifth street,
Are now receiving their Sall stock of - Goods, enthreelng
some Twenty -Ave Hundred Paeknw, which have been pm ,
chased at the large. Auction 'Balse r -from Importers and
afanntectarwra, and will be sold at as low rites as can be
purchased of the New VortrorPhiledelphia Jobbers.
sep24
TIWXLLIN e HOU/3B TO LitT--thie twowtoey Dwe ll ing,
1.0 eonpiliallig eleven rooms, (well caleulaled ter a Based.
InOliann,) liltu,sl near the foot of Vine street torrent,
by MILLER a ILICHEISON,
eapit - - - Minn* -92314tertylit.
ME=
• '•
• ,
• i• • •
44- 44 .
.1;,0
PAID 43 P
HENRY YOWLER, Justice of the Peace
6300,000
0900,000
1313337133
_THOMAS J. 11UNTE11, Agent,
PIC& PlUSlDttrit
PAID UP
DILL* VW Atf.K.
$027,476 63
s ie
,
4.1. N..
u 44,415,0,43-.
AUSTIN 14 1 13.0414 i,
•
- STOCK Alittill-DIM.IIROCEI, •
Offir4, No. 02 Fourth rt., above Wood.
MOTES, Dranap,. S B4I4MDZIPM vitt latrucatiamllar,
tarok,tiegottktil. ' stocks botga sadiplA on cone ,
mission. Land Warrants bought ancraold. . '
Particular attention paid. to the purchase and Mk of,
Copper Mocha. i;
All communications sittouted to.promptly. • janl9
W. U. D . . sersi.
Wm. H. peo, " -
BANKERS AND EXORANGM BROKEitB,
N. E. Cbrner fi'bod and Third, streets.
SEP MI tutu/simians =dean liberal tart*. Oolleetlons
of bills, Notes, ae..„. promptly erteacketii. jataadAr
ARTHIIRS, RODGEBS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER OP FOUBTLI AND EJLTTRFIELD STREETS,
anitem Pittsburgh, Pa.
PATBICXS MEND,
us - Km AND KUCEI,OIOIIII.BELOSEBB,
Supt Removed they 0,6 x, to Oa Cbrsier of-rifth and Arad el.
PrITSDIIIIOI3, PA-
D ATRICHE FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brakers .
k and Dealers in Notes,Drafte, Leceptanenei tioiddhicar
and Bank Notes. ittekuusgee on the Eastern add Western
Cities constantly for eale.
Oollertlons wade in all the cities- thronghtnit thatlnited
States. Deposita received irrpu funds or current paper. et
F
the oorner of 15i fah and Wdod Shasta. (AU
N. HOVERS ik SONS,_
BANKERS AND =CHANGE BROHXRA,
. . .
Bari itsroViD rain aditialsa AND axonattax 0/1/CllO
67 naP,Krt MUT, PQM/ DO MOM/ 01.1
70" ROOM & BONE, Biwkars and IfichasioPiStokors,
and Dealer Notes, Dr6fits
. .doceplipcsah.Sold, el
ver and Dineit , Notes. ibulisugs tl l6 Ault= Ala Wistat
Mies constantly for sale.
Gollections =ale In all tha silks througimut thellnitssi
States. Deposita received hi_Oz funds or curreaffsper t lio,
67 Market street, between and ninth Dh8.1.4.T
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BECKER,
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Votes.
STOOK bought and sold on commission. "Oollectlona
caudally attended, tn. Interest paid on-Depoelt.
- No. 6S Fourth street, nearly opposite the MAK.
Bank. deals,
HILL 6 CO.,
HANKRBB AND EXCHANGE EMMA
mum OP wompip milt =mum
OrEMT BILCHANEIN on the Rost= Chins constrintdi ter
sale. Time Bills of Btrokuuise hriii.N4radkaalllnted.,"
Gold, Baser and Bank Notes, b ught'wdaold Oallectiona
made In ell the prtacifal cities of the traltikl , Sta,teer. De
poatts received of Pew end Current Ponds. , IniseJni
Ausiak. zaatua,,.. -Emma noluteteictan.
IClLLffin .&
BANEEES AND EIGMANGE tabilas,
DUY AND SELL Gold, /Beer , and Bank Notes; negotiate
jj Loans on Beal Estate or Stock fiecoulties; purchase
Promissory Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and sell Stocks on Commission.
Collections made on all points in the Union. Enlyl
0. E. AANOLD C CO.,
BANKERS AND FaCILANGS DSO
1, BALE= in Exchang3 3 Coln, Bank Notnght and
J Time Drafts, it. hectlone carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stocks bought and Bold on commission.
oly. No. 74 fourth et, next door to Dank of Pittst?g,..toadB
OISAS WOODS,
sa- COMMERCIAL BROKER,Vs
Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real Masts, Any
No. 7t Fourth st., eilltbeaqh,,Pa. I jabi
(31mmlottt's Loan Offloo t
TO. 100 aktITEIVINLD STS.SIIT, NEAR VISTR.-
01 Money loaned on Gold and Silver Watches, Silverware
and other valuable articles. atalblly
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN M'CLOSKEY &
F ORMER eet,
w LY
b th ea ece wo l n eh a ra n ted laothira i l!o l l tl ot Lim
un n%
he name of the THREE BIG DOORS, turret, for the pus ,
pose of acquiring more space for their immense buidcesa,
.emoved to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND AL1,13, AND WOOD Man,
Where they hare now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF QLOTHBI
A 111)
READY MADE CLOTHIN G" '
That has °Ter been offered to Ma potato,
Their principal object for this removal, Ls togive them
more cal . ..llkley forth.
WHOLEBALE TRADE.
May are prepared to oedi Goode at th e
LOWEST EASTERN PRIORS/ (-
And they will warrant them to be ng good as any menu•
lectured to the Union.
GUSTO!!! WORK,
IA TUN BUT MLA, LAD UPON TUN 8110IITAIIT NOTION.
They have on bawl a full and beautiful eattortment'of
LOTUS and COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS,
WALKING AND BUSI?
NESS COATS
Oar Interests are Identical with those of our customers,
end we assure the puhlic that our Ade My-will not fail in
11l I in g all orders nectokylor tin/prod
, PM` DO rP VORRZTVIIN PLACE—
No. SS Wood Street,_
(heist BLDR,) CORNED OP DIAMOND ALIJIT.
N. IL—We desire our patrons to utuierstand thitwe burn
no longer any con oection with the Clothing Business On
Liberty street. Gar attention le devoted OSOttUliVoly to the.
House above designated.
cuu - 23 301121 APOLOBRKY & QO.
nor ARRIVAL OR
FALL DRY GOODS
AT LOVE BttOTHERS,
No. 74 MIRK 41 3TW7 , pirwvairakriat
atoll 01 YEN ORIGINAL 5111.111411.,
WI. DRHIS WOGS DEPARTMANTIEstonsuaIIy friar
ki nod contains some of the richest and moat deairshie
Gumbo that Co have ever been able to offer, such aa
Kttra super 81110.
French Merinos; Cashmeres:
Mous de ',sines; Plaids; Mopes Coburga ; Ae.
N SitPLE WORK—The best assortment in tt.e city.
Chemisett., Sleeves;
Flourcan. , o, ffeightge and Ineerlings;
Shawls, blanks, Tahnss and Searle;
New style Invette, Plaid, Cashmere Moire Ant. Velvet.
Stall., Crape Silk, At.
Together with a large assortment of MOURNING GOODS
of all dewriptions.
Our DI.OINISTIG and HOUSE FURNISHING DEPART.
MEAT is Well supplied, and we feel couLlent that we can
offer greater Inducement, now than we have ever been
able to offer before. We solicit en examtabtion .ot oar
stock before purchasing else. here, as all will Lied it to
their advantage to do so.
We will also be almost daily in reoript of new en i Maka
ble Goods throughout the season.
LOVE na.ogrincas,
(Formerly Young, Stevenson A Levy.)
eepd No 73 Market sheet, Pittsburgh. Pa.
-
60 tn. 6.13.01040 Ca BONS, 66
WHOLZILILEI AND aIiTILLT: DRAMS I N
,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
No co MARKET EITREST, between Third and rowel.
Pittsburgh. Keep constantly on hand, a largo stook
or Cloths, eassimeres and Vest:legs. Oarnaistils made to
order on the shortest notice, and lathe latest styles.
orders prompUy attuuded.to. [augl7.2m
Van and Winter GOods
EDMOND WATTS. '
SttCHANT TALLOII, NO.lkb LIIIKIITY
have now on hand • large stock of Fall and Winter
g.,°°ds °7Bm*tthilYtTfuerr''patVerts°7ltlff
and
Vest
uesam'n of the
of every style and shade in the nuirkeegV, ' t
which I will make to order on the „most seasonable terms,
and warranted to cult. oetd
llsw Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STRIENT, OPPO/11T2 LERRUM
ri los subscriber has just opened this new eidabllatunent,
1, where he has &law op hand alargaand choice wort
ment of all articles of OLOTRING, which he warrants equal
to any In the city, and will at the most reasonable pri
m. The public are mutated to gtve Winn call. •
marikly , B. OPPEINIINIMR.
Western Insurance Conway, Pittsburgh. ;
Jr President. IP. aoltDoN,. /
OXPITAL, 5300,000.
WaLinen?s against all kinds of data, PATE and MA
SINE. AU lama will ba liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Dia=lotto who ere well
known in the community, anti who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the cbarader which
they bareassumed, as offering the best protection to Moira
who desire to be Insured.
Threcters.-11..lintler, Jr.,O. W. 1110.1tehum, J. W.,#qtler.
N . Hal men, Jr., W. iL Smith, 0. Ltutoseu, George W..jaokakin,
Wm. M. Lyou,Jatoee Lipponeott, George Dania, James Mo.
oley, Alexander Nbnick, Thomaelkott
sEgy Otllce, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Bpang
Co . Mire.) Pittsburgh,
(11101018 PAllide kVIt We offer for sale a choice
V firm of 38 acres, situate In Plum Township, about le'
miles from Pittsburgh, on the Frankstown Road. It Is In
a high state of cultivation, with a fine young orchard of
bearing apple and peach trees,ail of choice , grafted fruit.
It Is well watered, and near the hones le , nevartfaillng
spring of water. The improvements are a . fronos and log
dwelling house and kitchen, large barn, spring houso.gran•
dried, de , suitable and necessary on a farm. It would suit
a Blacksmith or Wagon maker, u there is an excellent
chop for each of those trades on the place, Well established.
Title unexceptionable. Price low, and payments reasona
ble.
Al., a Farm In Patton Township, of 110 acres, all under
feu.; TO acres of which are under cultivation, and 14 In
meadow ; water In emery Held but one; a yonnt orchard of
about 4 acres. Improvements consist of er' baste dwelling
Irma, of six rooms, large bank barn stabling, granaries ac ; also, a One stone spring-bouse. Title unexcerpUenable.
Price and payment reasonable.
The above farms are In the mite neighborhood, and the
owners being desirous of moving West r evill dispose of them
on satisfactory terms. Apply to
BLAHRLY & 11101 THY,
corner Seventh and Smithfield Efts
ME=
11105i—= on Nos. 1 and 2 Anthracite, ',..Alari•
at ta," " Oameron" and " oordelia" furnaces; "
/00 to "Bock 13111," Juniata;
100 " " Mon roe," do;
50 . 4 "Mill Oreek," do;
76 " "Shade,. Somerset county; for sale:
by (sepl9) JORN MOORRIIAL).
B l,uOfda-100 tons Juntata Blooms and Lumps;
100 Lake ObamAtio: for male by
aeplD JOHN MOORDBAD
UUTuII FLOW= 1100T.i—Our annual Importation of
. lloUanQ
,1 1 9 11 atutha. 40., for WI planting bag
arriVod. Oandoguna vlll be ready In a few days. ••
octl3 JAMILS WARDIIOP. ,
DIRD CAGES-10 dozen of Canary, Robin and litoeitint.
.1111 Bird Cagea, of various aloes, just received old lbr see
by [octlaj JANES WARDROR:
RAILWAY 110tign POWERB—One and Twollorse'
Powers, with Saws, Threshing Machines: du—or the .
Powers furnished without macbinee—adapted for manufac
turing purpose& COI and abet:nine them, -at47 , llfili at.
sop* Jklifliti'WAßDßPP:
STRA WBglieY PLANTS of The rest YWiblp t$ •
ricottas for this locality am be stapplial to
Urge gnu.
tiew-47 1 , 11113 street. mpel JAMES WARMEOP
,
OW 18 THE TIME to wares good ROM hear good
Schools. It i/3 within a quarter of a mile of the Court
Home in Washington, Pa., fronting the 'Pitta road:
There are eight acres of pound improved, with about
Fruit Trees, and a OW' Cottage House of eight
neatly furnished in the ,fatest Apia It IA near the reel.
dente of John Disrshall,Neu PriCe 43 0 00 , • 'INUIT° Of.
88 ; 43 • THOM AS' WOODS; 75.1klitttli
AM, near New Bxighton, Bever.Owytb lOntabliqg
108 acne, well p
lo
lad -i
cultivation, le offered t sale low. 1014 ' 02 • AnpAsyk
sep26 • 'THOS WOODS.os
toiv
IblES—Arpold'ajlibbares.Ortb*Warives,
W
Hairtson's, and Wayziord if Norte Inb, for eabity
006 W. B. RAVIN.
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qf Mieg j °l 'l ß . Elll 4.4 l ' P 211 2„. _ 4 4112 0 1 “04 , ti P.
: : :Ogg .t P ; : 04A t.r.roprielor.7•; -
• . 1 - (; PAL,
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mats 461 iicalriodiotue xionactiiipa nidericone
A stionnmbutintesttillurnlstiedlSettlitaiw equipments
Autrilittteut... team tmeqi ran leetptllnsatAtie traudltie
2420,14 4 , 1 55. PAL DAIL • . , „pa.
. - -1114.Nsitax,Housg,
o- raJs lit sr , ibliA 4 al RIIODDIETOI,
"V O- .beside the Ppiekligei
4.1 Depot ot , tbdiTeftzkvitithrUnr¢ti4 tastes It
the.llKSlrPeaniententhcnue •tha -thy -fainassattgers ant.
ying by that ;oat , . • z •
Proprietor COD ' ai4llllibleelrat d it'.
Lis isicenent We, the 'iLaiiBlo2r SOUSA, respect
Italy soliolta &mot *liar patronage. Mete is ittsehed.
a splendid DlgiLDLEtasui int.teasisa AGON. irdSDi afford.,
log staple abeiinmodatlon to, tntralera aunt toatoststs. ills
Larder and Rio mill berfainishad with the best the market
can aford. • - • - Lebty
AFT itkle AIAi ; HAP TIG L
Ctnviir of Peniaanct Cairlttrariti , Pitabwgh,
rittig undantigned;terniettg of t'Brown!ti note): having
'.• teXtnithie4l nit indreonunadionatlOTHL, and having
Matted t 1 ..atyl, twat vetipertfallj'invite
' 145 hicud° an i t trindinfi PtlibUti.tOgtre hints call. •As-,
eonveftllolloo, of the ,houso. anti his , lang.ax,
galenite in fhi Inishiege, he, eata,ivit entire eat[e~action,'
teMa r W 1. C CONNELLY.
Ghoo.o IN TAN .
V' • ~.
ia= ruiNRIT 4.ND GRANT ,OTRENTB, -near
the Itatirtdd Dept.
jan .proprii,t6r.
.Ltly • UMW BRANNON,
, OWsTOnga. ,-
VlTAlrlabint, Muss, 6043b0th Eighth etre° t, between
VT Chestnut and Wahrati.TMidolphti. [auSt9.l. I
, . .. } .GASILILL/414/1113152, •
110,2M1 or MAW 4217 D Boras inw., ,WARBRIVOO
- Ptbriridtor takeii phinante atunienclug to the
pnbUothatthlanewand.legilntflotel Whom opened
se a housegentetheinment. Being commaihmenntrooniy,
endnithhithit the - ofthe of the Ohba Stage Oompenhit Wien
taineemente tmenemeneel Warren for the accomramin
Lion of the tzsvelthg community. "-
A sham of public patronage moodita g .gieitat •
. ELLS ILL.
BESTADRAN To.
W I.L KAZIS nal. .
W. 'C. GALL/10)12B, gii.oPalaTog.
Anitth :tree, between grid Anwifteld•
yer e,: ams ipadouil astabllidukieid bait been - le:pad by the sub.
- atribqaalt .004(14Edely , reixotidad.Alab it
'til'a houra prawn& 40-, furnish
avery luxury that can be - foand . the. hoe, regntateil:
restannuate In Babb: His apiniattalhirintl *twit& b
BuPPUeCwith,:tha..aary,bentiknara: 'avail dc
striptlON in . it4sepson, can !Ova be ;found at Wilkine ,
Hill. • • rap7l ' 0. C1AL1413.1110, -
cortarircii#74 -
.4ErOYNTEIt AND COFFEE DONNE•Is
• ' D. lILRNADV. " • '
• • Fa. 40, FUL Strad, bettdarn Mal and Alaska
I•ni?sYl , armennaan,.,
Kien.nettt, Ai
INGLISF4II43 ofdliffTWß celebrated
-EatmtttAte *tot groitir/31:04 Also, poFotooP Ale
and Porter, in quartdind pint bottles: -
The attention ol',Consilles, and the tenie s Ir raspactinlly
, ,auli:l
'll.lilierat Watar„ stud. S eurettparart Mrt. •
UT It,E_Nrotasn.. Pitt ittieet, below Penn,fi now
toanothetneinft_and bottleing the above bevrages on
so azimuth% stal_e. Lalstrtitleolint of thelest quality, and
nnfeentred - tront the puttett,zusterinhk„ , 0ct174
GREAT DISCOVERY!
a, lIIPLE TESTS, troth bytdde 141.Mitithiere and 6-herni
cal Analysis, barer demonstrated the great value at
PIWV. DB GRATH% beauttfulambination, called ELEO
TRIO OIL," for the relief 'and cure of. Pain. But the people
themselves are rendering their''verdict In a manner both
taurnstalulable slut satisfactory. More than 20,000 bottle,
have been soil In a very,short..ttme-i-a great Protantitm to
those who head others pecommerat it, who hod- tried it.
That eMendiddieeeeeti it ireell'wlicre'ae-IMOttledged,
and, Renting like It wee ever tefuee prepared' Why, for
Writs *que r It Is worth $lOO,OOO a year to the people, as It
alts,-yes enarrithibe 'Painful torratratortlin turadyrfour hours,
Bat SshafLr it not worth to Dui people If it Curia: Pelt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Caulter,..olcers,,.Seres or (fre
quently haft :Sexy' all the pain In" terstritlf-fette home,),
• litiagnuitimu,ljeuralgi", Palpitation, Headache, - Ifienclini,k
Piles,WOrakCOnsplaints, Comm Bons-or
Breast,llablitia;Veraida °Tall kinds, de l Weeld.ss9ll,ooo.
expand ItSVID Mt to the Viople f No Ihiettina a men. wilt
glee frep . lxfdr relief Iran pain. Will this oirrilltitelidirit
si " tai kf♦ - Pg l - Butlx men cc We hihre.oftera oamed;bon
°table suitlligh-riaDiditritierehatte, mayora,dectora f und.
-oitunghalfatio said; illtriefMm ten to fifty trWiii They ail)
'the . , , Edeririy - DO-itthiriletest medleil Combination ever pre.
pared, Re ber offensive injwriest4 but xdrectuat In all
, the' 'above 'lnd Marry tither came Some laminable and
;heavy baldness tirms.hareiithr tran,' sold some alba old
(turps:One, bituminous; or =altar; Ac. de.) external en.
plieatlone, until their customers returned bottle after bot
tle, with the remark that "the remedy was worse than the
paint...yet nob man have never" rerommended nor given
emluieneßgotilithan. -lint see Borne °four best merchant's:
otdating mere every ten daya r and always glyinssaddltional
testfitionyht the value Of thb wondertul discovery. That
great manyrrellea are using 'tag' a medielnaf toDut.arti-le
for themselves tin4.their children, le It cures=
aflyfiriphni,ldatcher and eruptions ,OXI theism and neck Ina;
ihort dine,. you *Mild scarcely
brute;
It. 11 frequently.
roduate aliainfularailing , in Iwo bouilif has done it ill ht.(
en hours cured many ellectuasly in six hours. If ladies
ktoim the zoithms, strengthening and healing virtues in.tbia
On; they Would • never be induced to use anything else for
iromb complaintel'erpale aof ivy kind. '
We now insert a letter bat awaited limn Henry Wiley,
Esti., WM . went to England a; weeks since, (to die)
lorotoa, July 12,11355. .
Parr- Da Hairy, Phila.--:-Dear Sir: When I left home for
my health, (ecurfahms eruptions, d 0.,) I never exPected to
return again,_ bellowing that my complaint would aeon
' carry the off. When you gave me three bottles of your
Alatrie• Oil to - tato - 3 with .tne, as merely a 'apiaries, I did
ant think 1 Would to any soon be coned upon to thank you,
as I now do, far my complete restoration.
I can only say, t efore the departure of the steamer, that
you. bare truly lit ataxia here with your Oil, to make a for In one year. There lend another similar medicine in
England, if in the world. I win writs by neat-steamer.
Yours, most truly, Hiffali .Walt,
It cannot be their imaghtatlons, who state that old sures,
that have discharged tram six months to live 'Mg, nave
Laren cared by this OM It cannot be untrue, nor a decep
tion, where pain Is relieved in- on,' day, often ill half an
hour. Not common eense dletatea 600 written
lettere soy no f Come and me there. A regular Doctor in
attendance; amd: Ladles can canault a Lady, privately, by
dropping a One to the °Mee.- -Advice frotri &distance, tusk
log inqUirles that any Optician can answer. nal be
promptly attended to: Always enclose a damn, as oar ser
vices are freely glverd and we ate drawn spot too often in'
this way. All eases treated liberally, with or without the
Oil, as I ha v e two Ph:Arises associated for.thie express
purpose'
Prot. O. Dli HEATH
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No. 80 Bondi !Eighth' street, Phila.
N. B.—The largest bottles teatimes the cheapest. Please
notify roe of any case or fidinte to qua in from •balf an
bodr to•threetreeka, as Y Isiah to =re all.
.air Formats by DR.—KNYtINR, 140 Wood st. langSo
.RKPLITATION .LN NEW - IninteAßLO '
BIRIBTOLj N.ll.4une 9th, 1853.
Th B. A. ROVisistock Ca.--Gentlemen: /or Stye yea=
pest Three Used Faiineitiones - Ve ri nifuge for an an
thelrolutio ta my-lprectiee; my' ittinilen was first called to
It In a case where I had faded-to dislodze worms %enhance
noel, "Ink and cowhage. A bottle wee obtained and , ttsed
with deniable effect sincelhen I hive prescribed it for
:hundreds af -patienta,woodile a largermajorityolcasetv Ith
comploteammotto.„ In oneease a eingiabottle of the meth.
chic'-bronght - sway from one patient aptly riph: wanes. -A
have never known it to do harm, and I am induced to
make this statement from an honest conrictionnuot le
the mos'get
t *able Vann - age yet known. ..Puth. is - my cote
Odense() in '4 worm killing" wawa, that I venom:Del:oX
to other planate= in Able section. and furnish thelnwltt
,the article. 0.-SAVAGE, At. D.'
Prepared and Sold wholesale and Mail by B. A. YARN
'ESTOWLet CO., , oorner of-Wood and First streets, Pitts
burgh. ge
Low Books.
lauthoitiadbiaell low some .valuable Law Books
1_ 10 volt'. Ps. Esparta, by Barr;
Botrvier'a lustituter
arceuilara Nvidßn 03 ' ; • • , nt
Whasten'sl,llm,
'end older ' 'Elementary Wort, Ad.
- 01LLM01111,
laP2/ -at the antes of -Sicembis -Poet.
BUILDINO LOT FOR HALIKI. •
ALOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending,
back 109 feet to Wldoldley beeltiertot tbs
Lot lea l7eiGr Ws 1 , lailltrfor tw,o small, gonna. TbikLot
la Ina derdrablelonatioullir ealdenee; Wtarwlll Bold
low, and .an Temorable terms,' Titleend'cum= froni
incamtulusm : Bzquira of • OEO.S. OILLIIIORK, •
17 13 • At Mee of Nornifig, Poe;.
Beardinglty,
Olflndhilat BOARDING I.IOUSL—The GLEN JIOTRIA
and kiln:mile am adored for RUNT for eithaettio
abovepurputza.. The else and eat of tha•batm,
the beauty , and variety nt e .grotuide, end the
alogrdat advan of the poeition,. secluded from every
thing ogjmtlnnabia, render Ms . a moat - desirable location
tut either a Mae or Female Seminary. For terms, apply t•
mh24.tf J. W. MITER". 07 Front street
Irrenggx Glesat.tiffork.
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tutuss of, the above work is now reedy for daltvary—the
eecond volcano vtW be ready dually. It is gotten
up—printed on Ste peperivith tbreeer ore:portrait s end
plans. Price $2,00 per volume.
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Office, No. 3d Flltb atm*, In Lautter's Bookstore, where
the bookei will be open Tor subscriber's names.
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attended to. .111$/- Canvassers wanted. ereadaw3tn
U
Hi VIVI an eauxunatlan or our superior aunt;
VT Wan of Wks— •
atcdia 'Anqua;
Satin StriFied and Plaid Mike;
Black Satin Plaid Mite, (one yard wile;)
Splendid Black Filmed Silks ;
Heavy Plata Slack. Silks.: •
odl' A. MASON & 00...25 Filth at.
iLiOlt fileNT—That large three story Brick Building to
Jr Third street, next to Duff's College. This property
bee been thoroughly repa'red,abai and 'papered, end
would be a good stand for a f.ectionary,ar, Ml livery.
Store or would FDIC - 1bl; an ex "Book or'Printirig es.
tabliattment, the;roonur 'all being well lighted and cony*•
anal arranged., Apply to
xiepitit ' 8. CU'rIiBBIIT d, BON, 63 Market et.
111 . 011TANT. , T L4t thls eeason or tte „year, when dlseakes
j of aheatanakeh and bowels are so u-Kamcand, if na.
glecte),? are scrApt. to degenerate law :Cholera morbils4 o'
even Mario 119 Wally eboakihe -without s bottle
bf the Cioncentrated4Zasenne of liiialleaWager, sad 111, bottle
of Wickey's celebrated Diarrbcca If ruled'
according to acconipanilag directions, selll,ppao,a
tate and •eillaseicitta riatayi they &a tbs
Drug Eitoraof Joilturtarr, Ja.,
ang/6
l ir HO ELM bpi' HURD Or Tail ki6llPmrltt gunP
T TRemenlovink ten, eallowneas, tied rcaultse o f
the - Usk
airing sore, numb braids, and rendering
doom sanooth r BOA and White, It emusat, be egnalled. So
cheapma so gcod, its royniarity is no 'coder. Mothers
see it in the nursery, gentlemen use it for sharing, and all
are satiefted uf arrodientr. Staly , 434 meta per ,eske,
Oen cake of Soap .. - 41 sonnoinier ity a. " Weather Table,"
ef gmatuse tO rotary on4and its Victim:lo the veather
thug fa r hare leak true to the - Soldierholessio and
retail, by &16,,-CUTRIZItZ, •,
fela€ • 61Mtirket street.
Mint POCK BAIVOLViNG CALEPTIMR—AItda fancy
I Instrument b stout the else el ten dollat gold pleee,
beantlhdly ornamented. and richly gllk,t.e.reetemblOgold.
'lt le ro etmetniefed that by adjciablEg onikeihet oCtlie
mouth, you can tan eta glints the diyrot the month and
week. 4-„auurkers ikr.sot. °ply,* etitalbrallecuntr4
time Thoueseide' Ste sold, as it bekktlfOl not 4ura-,
ble' efts for Weide It le 'valued is ki pocket tike; *tate
it. Practical ut o tlity /us made-it, auniYetra3iakorilik."l,y
6° c o* ' l ' lll l , 80 1 OIlVIREBX,„
°ea „ . -...olslerketatrests,.:
A DA DAMES, am-41 Mir oilpAng, orepdid
masottmeat. ofblick ictut volared AlpseimilD yOOl Pid
Likinee l Chulattres i la,- A4Bco„ sorfie "al eptant
t ats isi at Viva Goods.- •
MASON ik • CO.
LIVER theititzuuk wish soul eddaaaaaa,, who wilt tot pioy,
tifly &Int" fora 'Mature itt the RIBBI Ofinory,'
Itloustb Oxon Octi9
t 7,9".
MEE
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• use Awl stelelmtp..
4 44:_citi- ;r4 44AV en4 mfg
UNA-- Ceellienisr`i
4,44 t le
.llnkaore Ifereauensee
thittanStreameno Mad
P th ,Bresev
-azilltinibefftnleObtetWal ,
117 1 t1I fewsitrifJ
in it Pupate me.
4le
inettabrentrusbed
ing , ,nlght - beprorentedeitt s
ithoxili *eke =kir &eel) , WO,-
trrefa i rt ifeu rvaz:intavaz
. ithiessegothiell selgbt_beeefleen..altdded bYttilft(o4 ,2l 2 .
- judleimie use; of a good purgatik_et_. Tbi!ti Walk, Attie 01
odder. Feverish :ayratitcoilu4 iielml/gmamita:
321 0 aim toad toteettilbe.. es-#o4aceabtriteepegabettnul
which, formidable dlatmapera it , 4AtesPees. oftllJOet th e
laud. 'Renee a - rellabia:family'pliyolo .01 the neet,bn•
portatmetoilialmbllatealthcabd-this WO*.
footed with Coll4nnuage eltillptatieet atatitintionUtilei
exteneive trial ot Its eirtneeby,phy s 4
. 0 4t1 4 . promo/4w
Patients, hae shown keatinesetee setkjg .anything.bkthe;to
known.ef coy medlelee. CuieeMore been effected "Mood
belle 4 were they not entetentleted byvalsoluoncuar ft"
sited, poidtioEs and .CIPUIStera4 4 9 5 ;'4# 4 APPMOI9/okat
, Among; the eittenntitettileimen'tihil hide' Waal - — "Ill
fans of tbmiktills, we ma sailatloro.l4*
Doc/."A: A., LIAITS, atelAliA44/044&40
'Stale Imam 'of hhenteehoety; whiee high . ohanietor lomip!Lied
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Resatar ottlie thaw Balm
ROBERT' Ef. WINT
I! ROP„ !4,l3pealieF Ailsalowee of
LAWRENCE, Ministeiiibsii.
WOTAN , B..mzpoomiog i , 1%1 1 .' 01 .' 1 11:du* oraston
• - ' • ..••t:‘ 1.Zi .. .
Dr.-1. OHILTON, Pt:netball:theme. orlierw rttlkoB7
Hon. W. a..bxAßCY,Eeereftry v.?
WM. H. ASTOR, the richest ;nap in bmslsa
&TULA= a co., - PloPriehill of thi#etilwg4 l ltl/14#0,
Dtd Illiace .Veitoitc no cotdd glee cum , hundelate
cites from' ll parts where the Pills hay.", heaccteed.jintall ,
dance eve* More emitting thin theexperle'fiCetif empuital
public men, talbund effect/noontrild: •
Theme ; Pills, the result of ; Mot intiatigation and littlay,
ire °lied to the public al We beat and - meet ;watt.
whintr the preserit - state of medical, acistme ran .
They aro compotmdal hot orthe - &kip theulashrea. but of
the medicinal virtues only of Vegetable Hentainsaltrantild
by Chetclehl pro* in opiate of pritik ardour - 310A tro
sethe in 'each - a mather Mame bOit'
The s r ystem of eomrcadtlanlartnedkines - toni beitattruld li t
Cherry Pectoral and Pllla both, to, produce et mime elliclent
remedy than had hitherto been obtained by,any pocks.
The reason is perfeetlk obviciuo. While by the old mode
zomnoalliou, every medicine la burdened-with Mere et lift
of turrimontous acid , inintious qoalitles,by.thictialthcim
'blend virtue only that is desired fOr the tiveelieek la
ek
present: All the Inert and obtioidous qualltles gf ' ea_ch
substance employed ••ar4 left :baba, the curatieleovmeti
only being retained„ .Ilincolltaselfevidentthattliciefteote
should prole As they hare proved. more purely VelaNlia.
and the Plllea more pocketful antidote to dilt sumbliatten?
other medial:le known to the world.
An it is fretinentlyeapedienkthattnanyjnediduessbnukt
be taken uhder the council of an attending Pirtitisne and
as he could not properly judgeof remedy' know.
bag its cotopositicto.l have supplied the nicttate-Rattail
t y which both my Pectoral and, are made,' -tertha
whole bodrof Practitioners 1p the I/ lilted Litutesand Ettitbdi
Amedmin Provinces. It tiowtverilliern alionld'be anyone
who has not received them; they-will bifoeirarded'brstail
t his.togluest - •
Of' ll the Patent Mediation that are ; offered, tieririmy
would betaken it than comptiation vair ItriOdza
tiro consists in their mystery. I have non:Oats:tie&
The composithzu. of my pr,eparatkiastklald opaktfi all y
men, and all who ' re competent to judge:m:loa subject
freely acknowledge their convictiero their, lutticito
merits. The Cherry Pectoral waeprdnounted b 9 ecieh!)Bo
men to be a wonderful medicine before Its elfeanyvers
kriciwn. Many eminent Phyalcians have deal mane thing of my Pills, and even more' confident! ~' and' are
willing to certify that their.anticipations ward mareithin
realized by their effects upon telal.
They operate by their powerful Influence oi thalutetual
viscera to purify the blood end- stiniultitelkintrf hetilthy
.coon—remove the obstructions of the stomach, ticoiels i
liver, and other organnot the body, restetinAttleirMitn
tar action to health, anebY...correcting, whetevatetheY.M l::
let, such derangements asare the Seat origin of ulieise':
Prepared by Dr.J.AMXB AlMili.Practigal and Atag ,
lYtioal Chemist, e11e0934,
Five boxer:for ' •
Bold byo 1.1..C-rearmyrocaLa . 00;;Atithelesale,atut
retail, by every Druggistin kittsburgiv and byaliDatlien
ererYvik•ro , .
ASTHMA'AND
NEW AHD VERY TOSDRiltr !ST;
4.EANA • - • -. l'
BROUGHT HOPIS TO Th Ali DOOR OY, Nink:l6.LLElre
A - WONDERFUL DISCOVER/I' has ,reeently; beep made,
by Dr. Curia, of tile city thei3reattatet
sum ption, Asthma, and alltliseuelfotthe , Ltingii"
fez' to •• Da. Cuarts's i11r0142111., 011,Thasinos HlatUrAtaireal
Atm Ctudurr Sninc." With Oils new teethed, Dr. 0- hum ,
l .
stored many afflicted' Mies to health, ait a4eirlde .
he has hinumemble trartlikialea Apeaking tot wortriit;
Meat a phydcfan remarks, It la evident,thet latddhalt+et
coastenUy breathing en agreeable, hettlingvathe me.
&Minot properties must come in direct"'contset'sftWu*
whole mrial eavitiea of the lungs, andthne eae.spe Mania:a 1 -•
and varied changes produemt_uvou themethen r
Into the stomach, and - subjece te'the ;UMW:• otdZtiork" , ;
The Llygeana is for Wait all the Druggists - Mott
country.-Neto York Dutchman of Jarmixrylt. • =J. ,
The Inhaler is,worn on the breast,sitMer the/404,10W
out the least incrobrenieneo—the heat, of the, body beg,.
eadinhist, to evaporate the Paid. - 110ndredst of mai of
acmes, like the following, might bkinameds
One Package, of the Entente MI ettredul4l4thrtAobmw,
of elk years standing. J. F:
• P.' of Duntantuni,“Pi...' 4
I em cured of the Asthma of ten 7mile - standing-by Dr.
Ourtia's Hygeana. blattossarßanos,
Mrs. Paul, of No. I Hammond street, Y., wee p r of—.
a severe case of Bronchitis by:the Hygiene.'
My sister has been cured of adistresaintleoughefdiftrni.,_ --t
years' standing, and derided to- hulisnura4l4-bP.Vi_nPU.Y4k-::,
clans. She was cured in one month, by.the,Hygeana..
• J. 11 - 13antentiltiehmond, Us:
The Bev. Dr. Cheerer, of New. York, tiSSULSES afoar WW l '
clue to the following language: • - •
New Yosx,
Dam Sta--I think highly of Dr. Curtiabi Ilygeatta ad •'
m ads in diseases of the throat and lungs. , "Hexing gibed
some opportunity to testify he rtUcaey?.l. am convinced; ; , that It is a moat excellent medicine, 'Seth the Syrup ate,
the inhaling application to the cheat.
N. Zn—Dr. Curtis's Hygeana is the 0111144 n and ONLY:
GENUINE ARTICLE;. all others are istiaPimitationVop,l
vile and INJURIOUS counterfeits. Shun theskalt you..
would POISON.
Far For sae by Dr. Geo. FL:Keyeer,l44 Wood greet
IL Sellers & Co.; Lee A. Beckbana,..Allegbeny..CitypAplor.,
Sargent,lierr Brighton; C. r. Eraser;lrbersW.
foullialmfOrol
Carter'sSpiaindib „ 1,144 ure",hi
' • 1
THE GELPAP PIJNIPIE.II , OP. TER BLOODtri
Not a Particle ef..Nercarrlthit,..-'1
y ET .TED AFFLICTED ILEAD, Abl D i POiI.DEEI44/1. s
Donal". for acrerole; King r Er „Is Ithenzw,i i
Otatinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples ' or Postolat".
on the Face, ElmeltepiAgue and. l / 1 5TR, GlorndetEltrAti
Byers,.Rlng' Worm or Tetter,.Beald.Reed,sWe:solvent wodt74
Pain of the Bones and - Jolnts,,DtubbornlYicers, Etvgdlitin
Litsoriont, Lumbago. !Stud Iftmetalotv;'atithilll)tasagri:!'
=Wag from an injudicious stns of . llarctury,ingtrudetterfitto4'
Idle, or Impurity of the DEW.
arkebVc-z ,
Ara-Thisaat alterative inedielta curd Tor War NlO!sdlit,,
is how used - ..nand, of grateDd i stienta
of the Ifnito States, wheterittlyd to , ther,reat
outs performed by - the greatest of , nrwiicines f oC4E.-..,,!
TED'S SPANISH 1117PTURE." Neuralgia, 011.911XlitiMt g
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Blttn,'llier Dioristy , Parettr, •
Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the kildoeysafthiln
Throat, Female Complaints, Enloe and Ac,Ung a th .
and Joints, &reap - Wily pot to Sight by , toting , thls arpati;ess;
Inestimable remedy. ' • • '• • •'•
For sdl diseases of the Mood, pothing hac rehherienostat
to compare with it. It cleanses the rapt= of ell ungark t
dee, seta gently-and ethtleopir on the - Liver. eel:IS - lacer% „
strengthane _thii tette:to-the
makes theakln Amu; eatt'inbq'. reatOreethe.CoetttV
lotion, enreobred or broken down by thessatenant, z ,
of youth, to Its pristine 'vigor and strength, . •
For the Ladles, it is Invariably better-thaa all &Rao.
melicalliret used. A few door . a,otCerter's Spealltrhhatozer;.l.:
• will- remove all eallowness.of coMPlczhlDetaing-thiltAlms)-,ja
meaning to'the eireek; glee riardiclittollteateNiu4lto%
provethe garrend healthinatrentarkabledigren III .no
the rowli inert ever Mood of. •x% r , F +tr , ";
That large nurnbefof cortilloaies itictiere tine reertirtk c .
from persons from all parts of the thilledStite*lillfa kat,'
&ideuce. that ttiars; be no hunxtetraboot,Willi-Terettar •-•
hotel keoPerstuula*naosiV olalnreallaUtalo
known to the community, add taelr.teatintomy to,,ttret
wonderfal effects of this GREAT BLOOTIVIMIlakIL—
• Call co the Agent andgeto tlireularaud-Ahrtisiati
reed the wonderful cures 0.6 tartly grfatest,ofsE
has performed.
None genuine unless signed'
Proprietors, No.B Pearl street, - .11 sl, N's4ritorsitar
orders for supplies and agenclea moor be srldreSsok.
And for ale by IL A. FAIINEETGCIII„.JOSPIGI 0413;•___
ootabiteotr
NG, FUMING BROS., and Ity Druge eta terairetty:- -',--
• - • ••1
QTATRBLIANT Malin OAPIAVAL - va=. l : - :
kj gitioimor Febrile** litirPs 4 ... , :f
.11etrri. It di. di cb.--twe, Ina the. pleasure,.
receiving, thie morning, the within eartifinsfe or yotrid , r r ef , .
mitt:lga, which will be very gratifying to yrnr, se it.ertiatant.ll'' ,
voluntarily. We are, Gentlemen, yo . very truilSe: e
1. 31174E9N4r:C0., wa
Geriffenten—My little delighterdbor , pima nldi and-to
ion, older, were for *considerable Alms ,inifferhig:,_l
worms. I porehassa two'bottles - orYonr VOmiftlittb
which gantilliem 'three' dosee,'eccordlitt to - liirtictionar"
and amigo to say. in less than threwhonre th<ylittaaed.'ner. , z - -1
less than ,VIVE 11.1JHDRED WORMS, scone nt.ltitextrang.o
dinar) , length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced so 'ranch
your verndfuge, I feel 1% ray duty to mammal& it.tti the
public, as, In my opinion, one of the most effleatiouirempv,2l:3
tiles against worms ever offered to the -
Gentlemen, belberetnil to he ": !7:1 qL
,timumnalk obliged sad tumble secret;
NATHANLEX I.EATREIII.tiyi
Prepare,' and Bold by B. A. A. PAIMESPWL,,AittiS,..
corner of Flint and Wood atreeta.: '
. .
AHOME IN. THE tiOUNTUY I—Vor ittemfortable 2 -
Cottage .11011f0 of sin rooms - and good. - Waliturarlth!...7,4
frazpe barn and stable, carriage hors e, innuire,ltemse c and
other buildings, with - Twelve derail of weitirotwored Land-,
~
Also, Praire or every wirletyl and' atolei
Garden. With fruits, Holism, grape vlntwEm•;-wiliritothni. , 7l' . 4
plate order. Immedlate possession eau -hi rue It . "M :r1 , 4
nuked. Bitusted• in a health)! and agrees
three tulles from the 'Polar - fermi:in }hg Wishhigtorriroatt.;, "
rricb $.7,200; terms easy... This fa 11,115zi opportunity for •.:
;arsons who are desirous of procuring -a country soot
the city. • P. VII . THBEIITE SON, ,
sep7 63 Warta st:"?'
w
13.18111.8 Pltlol.lUlf !KATLIAXIOLV..eboIs Wa head'
and removes all symptom of headache: -
Persons using, .
waiours ir4TiLimqz.l
Are never yeble toluzwAroke.,
the c nuistialuable acquisition to the, teljets
Bair in any required form..
Far sale by Dr. GEO. 11. - HEYSER" and' n. lc f3EIIIiRSA
& CO., at 25 mute per bottle. , , ", Elitlei - n
05E314 AND EASTGIS
ding. one million bottles of Udeca artble:
for the hair have been sold; Mid ealini I` 5A604114:1 3 '
For beautifying, preteraing or -restoring the haitithtirti& 14.1
Pirathall cannot be excelled. The , ioe, pipe
brings it within the reach oflfir..,Try kbintle.,Yett.
will tind it good "Eridcf, obi:gage endTetelkat-
Bobl2 • • ' Waal& 819,i1,6•rt0
AGA2INE73, imisSiAcr--LealieliNdarYdrk .lanntar;
ox October; Ballou'a.MardliojorOntobar-,
The Eehealin. bl. char eal t Z 1 31
Trial and Trinzapti;by '
and Dby Samuel -
- .Beceired and for eala at l ,
W. A. GILDENIENNEX
ogipealie thaThelrra.-._
KLAI!E°B PILIB:AND ZRZiplirpifil' for sate ! I ry
&reef iVoed street and Vlxectualler,;';'
1 014 AMAXT PILI4I ONR ateiThimffx for tabs
V i nVINIS7 '1. 1 4 I:Alit
1110 • conwr Mad grail_ :PAP .4110 ;.
•tl • tif.l•;•L' ) q.a.
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