QnKS. MUSIC, &C.
SECOHD-HAHD gjgs jfaa
I AN OS Wsj9
A \ elezant Rosewood six oetaro -Piano
A £sd.lr BROWS * AiLEK.Bcrtoo, with Inm
fish#»adPrt«it߀t«rtlßZAetlfia,iu!«l7raw. Horton
I'aeSScS SL-reCTATE -CmOEEKKO * BOCT."
to DCT&rtonUr In ororr ind of ray rtnjriw
SKSiSmlnMOonoymt. Bortoo prtto, non, fcBS,
WiSnOTA diooUw,Jo £S? nnler.m«4o ;by
■?sffi^^SSSbS«mE!MTOi
fcW-toSi.'wtbfir-
"£• Nrrfcxk Brice COO. »WurtooUnd oorer, *2lO. t
tin Qenain octarea, Imported »r
-titmiltfbr tie enbeerioer end will be told tt the low. Brice
557E5 ffutu.Tbeee instruments ere made, with Iron
gsr^sssi^sagrs^®® B^
fa 6 JOBS-H. MBLLOK. 81 Wood it.
T> EADING for the." Venter • Evenings: l*o*
Ih. Travel and Adrentare, Biography,
Nereis. Abbolttlbrd ed..12r015.-
Inins’* Complete-Worts; Abbott’* Histories;
-Fazfenr'B'Ceblnet Library; Arthur's. Library for the
Qnaens of England; household;
_** of Scotland; ’*
Women of the Rerblutlcn. Ur*. EOett;
Honsehoxd Word*;
U f> lath* Clearings, Ur*. Uoodle;;-
Visits end gkstehes et Homeead Abroad;,
Karlswood, Blr KclandMthUn, caoremook;
Pariah. <3ty, Sunny and Shady Bide*; ‘
lAter Tear*. Old Hou*e£y tbe Blrer,
Sinclair. Currir (
BrtHnttl. man too ow^a^ff-aS^y!”
OOOKS jaatrecMatDavison'a Book-Store,
Easy Method of L«xnb»g German,
fifrt and aefnnrt **r * **"
Kelson on Infidelity- , , _.. .
AffilctodJlan’a Companion, by Wflllscm; Word to tbo
Afflfcted, oy Betbuns; Alexander on Consolation, Aa.de.
Pike** Gmd* to Yoonir WsdpleK Adrlee to YouogC2ule
talmTheYwtng ClOTan,cr Abbott’s Young CbAW*.
Series; The-Way To Do Good; The Corner Stone and tho
Young Christian.* >-
Big*tsky*s Golden Treasury, plain and gut. .
Jay's Chilrtisn Instructed, in the riowt. fomny, ebOTeh
and world; In prosperity, adreralty. spiritual wim
* I 2M°S& .nd
ggg
TIE Rosa and the Ring, by Thackary;
Dr. Smith's History offlreeee: , .
■jho Knontand tbe Russians, Wuafrsiad;
llormonlsm and tbe Motmans, Furls;
parishand other Pendllnw, br Klrwltt
fe S.aonrtMrt i nrtn.lorl.6rHoTff«b| l)|
4th tt.
IUST REC’O A FRESH SUPPLY OF
•1 Th* London Leeture* Ber.Wm- Jay’s Autobtographr
Lord's Modem History from the time of Lnther to the
! G. Saxe; Both Hall;
• Klrwan*s Thanksgtring Sermon:
j IdaUay; . Harper'sStoryßookNo.2. _
i Toraaleby • . jTl* BBAP.7S,4thstreet..
JEW. BOOKS—Bayard Taylor's Jooraey
1_ to Central Africa, ’
B*T«rd Taykrr’e land of theSarasens,
Afrai* or, Life to Norwar.
Bath Hill, toyFannir Fern. •
mMrS'SSaZiew
WSr. AKm« lor«Ubr e - l gg£g a _
‘lf ALU ABLE NEW BOOKS—The History
'Jufasasssusss^^sa^;.
Msmotrs of Major General Stobo, of the-Virslnl* Hegt
aent. with ftobo’s Plan of Fort DnqnattSjlAM.
“The Sod of Oontrorersy," Controrartod. A refutation
of Milner's Sad of Controrerey, In a series of letters to the
most Rerersod Francis P. Kenriek, It. C. A-of BaltilMr*,
,by Jota H. Hopkins, D. LL. D., Biihop of Vermont.
HCrtoriof D. A. 6th voL andfnll set*
Kelly Bracken, a sale ol Forty Years Ago, by Annie 0.
: a Tale or Wedded Llfo,by Ur*. Hab
b*CuiaolflJt’s Works, new snpply; Minor Works, Ac.
Spencer’* Sketch*? Ist and sd seriet
Ouhauaen’s OonunooUrUs on the New Testament.
/
MUSIC—Hard Times Come no Mote,
,lw g.C.Fosters _
Minnie OrayTu sang by Sanford’s Opera Troupe;
Dreaming of Thee Forever, Wallace:
-Strawberry Girt, With colored frontispiece;
I will Sine no more of Sorrow, Hatton;
Bachelor’s lament;
'Bream life Scbottisch, Brown;
Tremolo Sehottlaeh. Wallace;
Shanghai Polka. Warren;
Florida Waits, Mitmllhon. * , ,
Bftnries of CaledonlA containing a choice selection of
Scotch Melodies-, with lithograph Ukansa* efßnrtiA:
Tbe shore just redd and for ole at the Unde Btpr* of
fcl JOHN H. MBLLO&, 81 Wood at.
ST, PISCO PAL ALMANACS—The Church
1% Umasac for ISSB, published by the protests nt. Bpl*-
eosaLTractSodety. ForsaEby J.B.DAVISON, ■
to • -j 65 Market it.
SABPER AND POTNAM’S MAGA-
fpHE TWINS, or Conversations on the Im
i. portancefit the Offiae nfßoling Kdsr.it* scriptural
authority, <ntsdlfieailon* and doties, by the author of
SSYT BOOKS —The Government of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and
tie: —edition enlarired. by Ber. Wm. UeUlehasl.
In .18 rta. in doth 60 «*.-
for sale by J. S. DAVISON. 65 Market st. -
HARPER’S STORY BOOK No. 2.—Wil
llsiad the Mortgage, -tbowlag how mueb may be
aeecnsUehedbyabor. Pne»2scts. Noe. I and 3 we’d
J. L. READ. 76 Fourth street.
XTEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS—American
Iw Sportsman, by EUih JI Levis, SI. lUnstratloia;
■SeaslawSSifoa of Chemistry, by J. JMrass and E.
Freay, translated fromthe FrenclueoloredpUtefc
May and Beecmber, a tald or Wedded Life, by Mrs Hub-
picked np on the Continent, or Last Sum-
IMrii Trip to the (Md World, by OrrlUeUOTwltx.
TheMrsterieeof the Omrt of Queen Anne, by W.IL
Plonefris nangbtyr, by Emerson Bennett, new ed 4 .
NeßyKwckth, a tale ofiO years ago, by Annie Cham*
of Vlrril. osW edition- Jast wo’d by Ex
pgSlih b> * 8. B. LAPFFKB, ST Wood St.
T ATEST" MUSIC—FOSTER'S LATEST
1 ißONG—HirtTimer Com* Again No,More, as ann|
|wiMne by Sanford’s Serecadtrs; words ana
murieby B.C.Tost«r. 4 . .
Nowaday*, ir bumoroui baHad, OcnTerse;
Patrifoetlon, new tong, by garter; .. .
Pm Waiting for the Spring Tlme, a most charming new
• ballad, by Barker; • ; _ .
written, by a. Lotst; - . B
VUldns and hlaWaaVcoiaw song, by Berry;
• J Cannot Bmfl* DearMotber, neV|Barks>;
Brlsbter than tbe Morning Btar, Browne;
3b? Heart and the-Borne, Dressier; 1 .
ErtlßOTnfUgorttirtc-,
the trade and fertaieby HEKBY KLKBRIv
->■ *a\ a ‘ sipt cf the Golden Harp, No. IQI Third gt.
BOOKS—Puddlefonl and its People,
-TamSi/Hrial by%onT Ytrn, ®th«upply;
lAJsofßaanm, toh * .
** QrxetoT, I* u •
.lAx-SUr, 8d M
r .Whit not, ;
UVilesßO.
; Barnsr fir ix&axrT, 20 eents,6th npplt;
Putnam “ “ . 4th. “
totem " * Jth. “ i
- - • , ' ,
FraakLHUs*sN«w York Journal. orJanuuT.anew
Xocthlr-iouynal, Dsrotad to Roman a, <3*&cndutet»-
toxTSoancoandArt; pric*lBo*nta., . : < •-.'J*'
: wSq dow want cheap, call at tha Cheap Book 3 to*
I ot B. EAPFFEB, 87 Wood sU
TWTEW BOOKS and fresh supply of- Stah
. Bd gapm7f Ufh d? toalay and
! XWANO EORTE INSTRUCTORS AT RE
■ DUUED '
' BartinFs eompleta Mrthod, rodnerd- pricr, :
-• SyaPsolebrstsdlnstraaor, 1«00 >
'■ ■ - ■ ' : IJSi
• ; cmzbt^compWta “ .' , v WO
-■ - wo !
SSSS Stat’d ;
. • HanovltbonfeaMasher ~
Bonnaw's Plano Fort* PrfaaT, i ; ® *
. CBxitrtOatachJim. 4 25 ;
Sf MELLDR, «l
TJAQ WRAPPING PAPER—I2O bdlf.
Xli.Msd.Rag Waijpw. a snperior nnality,: adapjad few
Crl M^^iLCrsSidSid. Med Rag ncw P S^ar
A BCHITECTURAL WORKS-The Ametf•
LA: canHooasCamsntsr.atmtlae trponjtrdiitsctttrs,
Owsisss, Boaldlng*, Framing, poor*. Wlndpim a®ff
gtatn, toptber wlth the most Important pri&apletef
■ Trtatisa cm Building, Masonry, Jdn*ry
“n^ffiSraßnildartiGuide, by MlnardLafevsr, Artihl
t^Tx^Baokof^sKnefi?Sl l iJwrlDß?fer tbs use of Ms-
OUT AGAlN—Woods* Monthly RcaT Es*
Uioßwbter. On it Uiamcndtwribed fcr n 1451
«oa tannvfa Hoom nod Lots,4* fina Grantff Mill
C*KKSn ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS—
- 14a Hu; - bort*w»ofaimtMeu;
figUbi»nJotbqP«ndllßS», Klrwin; .
-I
' wAablaston«s4h\i o*aenli,&e«u«7: ... <
J9w(dWßu4id« # tl»nhAl«. , "do; }
. Pram Ufs» I** JUrrtL Vor-Mfobr _ •. ;
. . .. X. .L. KJtAD. 78 frmrUi rt.
BOOKS.—uoanUfl Utd uounjw
C&*ns*> toy HsxUHeltttaite I '
• As OountTT Tmtßa*. by WIHU» HovlU: .
Bva&owBaiii,by J.P.Evonrty; - . |
- HoeaaSbo* Boblßaoa. • am >
' White JaeJurtT^^arrsaa 1 1
HAMBEKS' series of select
P*P»**tl]i* Paoyfa ,s^*
“ MKetfUmy.-- .-■ • M g *; i’ •.
: WS&. f&' ; '
- KSlSamS’th* Wlnteny Joarniil.
TnubbT :^IISwSWOSSU MCO^: tfaurfcrtyt.
r«OTHie HAXJ474 WOODST.—Sgpenor
ih»tatu»f-tmral^
tmlAUc ‘
Brtl»
TABLE COVER 8, of different qualities
rites, and patterns; alto Stand «dS»M#.os?***
ta and retail at tbfl OlKfloth ffM*
~ a. PBiLUPa. no Mytot t •
tTEKS CHEAP—We hasrefbr sale a -email
S^feTuS?SSS?frT***£^"^i“
» 3 & ) fas wm BW»g°a &
3K)R SALE—An excellent Frame Homo
REMEDIES—Ayer's Cherry Pec
■ • • ”
jSSa r\lnß Ilwwort Md to
KW»Canj|bBjTßj* ' Pmmw* DePiili; „ » •
41i of U» *toor» caUtarited ttmadhs can jyiriqni t*>
■ -•:■ can&t* : W • joumnsg^'
BULK PORK—2O,OOOIbe. Balk Porkfol
EPWWAX—I hhiLnog-laading fromS.B.
| b^!<:UAflPlClß|t >OO.
TJEABL ABE
f: «f» ;
MONFTARY
SATES OF
N. H.OT.MTM 4
jrO, 57 Markti it beS\em i Ti£r
~ PENNSYLVANIA.
Bank. Of MfaUbttyph.. ye’;
EXCha&fe of flffi.unptf l
MerTand ManoT* of do-.peru
Bank of Commerce..—.-porn
Bank of Sctih America—par ;
Bank, of North’ll Libextiea.psr <
Bfak of PeoiiexlranlA——par
Bank of Penn Township—par
Commercial Bank of Pa—par
Fanner** Aliechanks' Hk-par.
6 Irani Jlsnk—— par
Kmlztston'Baak.—- par 1
Mauufaa. A Mech. Bank—par (
Mechanics’ Bank -——par
i Moramnnelag Bank—.par I
'Philadelphiasank ——part
Booth walk Rank— part’
TtadeexQaa’eßank—--par.
Western Bank.— —.p*r|
BankofChambersbnrch— l 1
Bank orCheet*rConnt7~.par|]
BankofDanville— —parr
. Bank of DeL Co, Chester—pa j
Bank of Germantown—.pa \
Baakof aettrubyrsh 1
Bank of Lewlrtown—..
Bank of Middletown .1
Biontgomerr Cn. Bank.—par
Bank of Nor tlmmbar land-par
Colombia Bk * Bridge Caspar
Doylcsiown Bank ......par
Kaston Bank...-.—. T*r
Erie Bank.— 1 •
Partners' Bk of Boeka Copper
Parmer*' Bk of Lancarter-par
Bank of Reading.psr :
Farm. Bk of Schuylkill Co-par
Far. A Dror. Waynes bn r*-l
Franklin Bk Washington- S 1
Harriaburjr Bank 1 1
Honeedale Bank....— 1
Laumstor Bank--——...par .
UneuterOcnmtrßank.-.par
Lebanon Bank- —-j.par 3
inner*’ Bank of PotteriHepar j
fTriTM>pgah»3a Bank—.——par
Weat Branch Bank-—.par
Wyoming Bk. WUkeabarrepar
Fork Bank —^
—- 1
Ohio State Bank- —. I
Branch at Akron.—'— do
Branch at Athene.—— do
Branch .at .-Bridgeport do
Branch atCbilnoothe—— do
Branch at Clcreland— —do
Branch at -Toledo do
Branch at Dayton do
Branch at Delaware....- .. do
Branch at Cohunhua -*■
Bruch at Ashtabula-- do
Branch at Salem .- do
Branch at Mansfield de
Bruch at Ripley do
Bruch at Cincinnati..—... do
Branch at Washington do
Branch at Cadis. do
Bruch at Lancaster-.. do
Bruch at Steubenville— do
Bruch at Mt. Vernon...— 'do
Branch at Newark....— do
Bruch at Springfield;...-. do
Branch at Marietta- - do
Bruch at Trey.. do
Bnneh at MLPlaasaafe.— do
Branch at Zanesville—. do
Bruch at Norwalk- do
Branch at Wtjna.—- do
Branch at Portsmouth..— do
Branch at Katom—...— do
Bruehatßavennfc—••• do
Branch at Cuyahoga do
Bruch at Massillon-.. do
Bruch at W005ter........ do ,
~ OSOROEIErXENOU) 4, 00. ’
DBiIEKS IN BANK NOTeS, to.
So. 74 fentrthttnxt, cppatiU Bank q/ IVUbwjh.
. *a.AUTrnn*aetlonsatmostliber*lt*tee-«ir
col3dAwT _
11 CAMPBELL, BREDIN & CO.,
BANKERS,
NEW CASTLE AND BUTLER, PENN A.
■ JXMXS UMTSZLL, .■ ■ KXTUS%
JAICC3 llQltll, M. I. H'JOSKIN,
lUUU K. UK«. _ _
Rm»—To John Floyd * On- Cbas. 7.Bpug, E*j n Gw.
R. White, Jama Marshall, Rttebureh: Steen, Garrett ,k
Go,. Kaiguels A Co- Boeder & Bros- Folia's. oe4-Smd
AYER’S THIS.
FOE ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIO.
rfiHEEE has long existed a public demand
1 for u effective purgative pill which «mld b® rail-d
on aa sure ud perfectly safalnita operation. This has
been vapored to meet that demud. udan extensive
trial of Itevlrtuahaseondusively.shown with what sue
cere It accomplishes tbs purpose designed. It Is easy to
a physical pCJ, hot not easy to males the best ot all
_p«Qi—one which should bars none of the objections, cot
all the advantages, of every other. This has been at
tempted here, ud with what tuceus we would respectful
lr submit to the pablie decision. It has been unfortun
ate for the natient hitherto that almost every purgative
medldne la acrimonious udhritatlng to the bowels.—
This is not. Muy of them produce Bo.mnih griping pain
and meiriog In the system as to more than coxmtchal
ucs ths rood to be derived from them. Three pills pro*
dune no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a preTions
•lt existing obstruction or derangement in the towels.—
Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use
in uy quantity; bat it is better that any medicine should
to taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use tn
lha several disease* to w&lch they are apn«lrehJe aa given
on the-box. Among the complaints which have been
speedily cozed by them, we may mention Liver Complaint
in its various terms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor
and toes of Appetite, Listlessnos. Irritability, Bilious
Headache. Bilious Fever, Pew and Ague, Paini In the
Side Sind fniv, ftn* in truth, all these are but the coum
noence of diseased action In the llTer. As an aperient,
they afford prompt ud sure relief In CosUvpnaa, ril**.
Dysentery, Humor*. Serofhla ud Bcurvy, Colds
with s'reness of the tody. Clears ud imparity of the
blood; in shat, uy ud erery case where* purgame is
have also produced some singularly successful
cures In Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel. ErtaiMlas.
-Palpitation of iha Heart. Pains in tie Baek, jtomacn and
Side. They should tojreely taken In the spring of toe
year, to parlfy the blood ud prepare the system for the
change of seasons. An occasional .doe* stlmnUtoe the
stomach ud bowels into health/ aril on, arid restore* tto
appetite and vigor. They purify the blood, ud, by their
stimulant setlon on the circulatory system, renovate tho
strength oftlis body, and restore the wasted or diseased
energies of tba whole oronlsm. Hence an occasional doe
is advantageous, even though no serious derugemnnt
exists; bnt unnecessary dosing should never be carried
too for, as every pargatlvemeiflelno red urea ito strength,
when taken to excess. The thousu d eases in whJrfi a
phytie is required cannot to enumerated here, but they
suggest themseluae to the reason of everybodv; and It u
uxmfideatly believed this pill will answer a better purpose
than uy thing, which bee hitherto been available to
mankind. When their virtues ere once known, the pub
lic wUl&oloegvr doubt what remedy to employ, vbenlu
need ot* cathartic medicine. . _ ,
Preparedb’T JAilEd C. AYXB, Assayer and Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price 2SeU.per box. Fiv• boxes
for 41. Bold by Druggiste ud Dealers in Medicine
thFimghottt-thli section. . frwßilssJ
CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponderl-
Aa Infinite Baudyjbr flfcrtfbld, R'*/* Xvd;muuma>
fit m. OtutinaU or Asfula
trrden, lMmba&, SpiKOi Qm
vUdn&taidißDmajaariM*
(ag/ram an Injudiciottt
me of MtraaVf £»-
nru&sicgia
_or Jjxpartfy of
• theßtoad.
fjinis great alterative Medicine and Puri
' 1 {Ur ofßtood I* now. sued by thousands of gt*t*ftd
t»UMj,#frcra all parts of th* OnlUd-BtaUawho testify
■feasKw^M*sar»sssw.
: —jri. HhenrnstLao.ficrtrfUa, Eruptions on the Skis. 1.
irtSwlM, JPbtkb, fn*r*.ei3 Ports. Affections of the k
flenkntoawsef UrTtoost Female OompfolnU, Pain*
bqs Aeblnaof th# Bone# and Joint*,an speedUyput ;to
rirtithr"""g this great and incwtlmable remedy. _
° lor *2 disease# of tbs Blood, nothin* has yet baen found
toeomp*w»ltb it-yt cleanse*th* systemof aUUnpuri-
Um. set* gently and eßWently on the Ltrarand Kidney*.
Jtxeortban* the Digestion, glTeaton*. to/the Btomarb,
i..?!: tbeskindearand healthy.and resiorMthe Om
it! tuUop.aatoebfod by disease or broken dorp by th* el*
cawem oft oath, to It* pristine rigor and itreugth. •.
Vat th* radios. ll ** tneotapsTsplr better than all lb*
mSSiamwi A*w dSwoTOartert Spanish lii*-
tore will remove all saltowneo of ocmplexlon, bring the
KM* mantling to th* eh»k.gtTe elasticity. to the step,
' ■'□dim wore in* general health in a remarkable degree,
beyondaU themedicinese?jrboardoL . ■
Th* i«w number ofoaritfieate* which *» bar* received
from per*®* from aU parts of tbe United State*. is the
beet evidence that there, is no Humbug about It. The
pna, betel keepers, magistrate*, phTsidans, and publie
m«m. n u knows to the common! ty, alladd tielr testimo
ny totha wonderful effects of this UIUiAT BLOOD PUBI
- on‘ th# Agent and get aClrcnlar and Almanaa, and
read tbe wpndcrfnl com this truly greatest of all Me<ll
»Un»« BBirainT * BEsna, Pro
nrietorsTNo. S Pearl street, Richmond, Va- to whom all
orders for sorrUee and agenda* most be sddremd. ,
For aale by B. A. Fahnestock A Co., Fleming Bro#., Jos.
Fleming, Pittsburgh: H. P. tJehwirt*. Allegheny Cjty.anfl
by Druggist* gsnsranr- - an3o-lrt«wT .-
ORNAMENTAL STAINED GLASS.
THOMPSON & SCHLEIP,
fl LASS STAINERS, No. 155 Third street,
llPplttaburfh.t*spoefcftinr inritatbe attention of the.
im&!le, and tfArehltoetSvßriWenandUeirttanan or Trns-
Km aSoct to bufldprtTate residences or eh arch ee, to their
wma Hirer Medal* wereewardsd-bythe- Pennsylvania
***?*&? orchortby*
wHhLSfe-Uk*ffgum.acriptnral and•n««^cai*otu*eti,
ud erery Ore^atJ^lnd«j^jo.
tyofaeroilwork. EstaellodOlMiofaßirttul handsome
I g.‘g@m“^as
»eti«. _ Tbeyeaa point to work already executed iuthls
diyaad other places; for dmreboo, iteembbatsand private
of lifer capacity and skill, ;
TT HAS POWER TOCURE —“I had not
■ n*ed UtwW before I Wttt* Unefidaleffoet*” ‘ .
r v? t *^ < 3s£ t s? — from amid and cot fib,
for whkh I tried many receipts, without obtaining ratted
I was presented with a bottle of ,a a.s. gdlarr Ccturti
Mixture.”! thinkltadotywhkhlowa both you and toe
tmWieins2«y),toMßittrdy«Mert uiatlhad notesed
ft twice belflre I felt its benendal effect*, and tender the
DlTin* blessing) had no ogaudon to tolib the bottk I
IAjUTr al*o, a« to havlor witnessed it* marfcnropcrtiwi on
, friend* of mine; one In particular, who baa a tryfngtttaek
oa her langx, accompanied with * distrCsslag cough.—
Tartly the only tree Kernlaptaa (where couch" and add*
mflWtthe sufferer) h»e descended amonwc os In "R. 1L
BeDerri Coach Mtxcare. • 4 ' M. IIT2OKRALD,
•• yuubßntQeJuTlVUlb IUWfUeVt.
*Se KM hr K. H. SIXLBLB A 00, 67 Worxltt.
f feer*i*by druggist*everywhere.• a*w> ,
.Waxtudytoi
"DOLL BUTTER—2 bxs fresh Roll Buttoi
ri, rac’d and for *ai* by la 9 HKTItY ILCOIXIMB.
T ARD—IS kgs prime Lard rec’d and for
1 A «ale>r . jaa < HEKRY H. 00LL15B.
SOAP— *50 bxs. Palm Soap and 25' boxes
Serin Soap In More for xale.br ' T. LITTLE * CO.
T ARD A GREASE—2 bblf.Lardand 18
I A bfal*.Gl*s*e nor landlflj. from steamer Twin City for
jH>y —r. *• ISAIAH PICKET a do.
"fTiT.AYBEED—.IQ hbla. now landing from
I 1 eteumer Twin City for ealwby I, PICKET** 00. -
ROOMS—IOO dor. Cora BrUoma for «al»
' jn!4— • -i*«-■ lynj.nn.
CJESU-AWWOaL -BAX*—a. a, .Mason ...
rela first quality
B. DALZZLL* 00.
TO TTTK PUBLIC
MOST ISIPOBTAI.'T ANNOUNCEMENT;
BPTmEwnr'nF PBOf. JAMES McCLINTOCK, SL D
From Oit Philadelphia Medical CoLegt.
a iWiS ixinsmsTonr of
Popular lledldhe for the first time *anetloned by the
moEZST Atmio*inTS ths pßorwEios.
rmiE undersigned have the pleasore of in
I famlnz tb. pfi.U= thpt tb«y h*>o msJs *nuu3.
m.uteSh U.iPwft-r JAMES MrfUNTOCK
M D„ of Phhbirlrhta. mm for >»«re thuu » nuart-r of
„ put t»ou*°f th.crePte«ErsrtltloUfrsrndTturb
en of MrJMna pud Suntry in thlp rouutry or la Europr
Cir On purthpw of bis rodpos, pud th» pr«P»rptioa o
wrlea of FAMILY MEDICINES therefrom. .bleb .111 be
put upin p efieup »nd popular form, pdpptedfor eenerpl
PM. pad suited to the moot preTPlent dlsestee. Tboia
maadleeembneo porno of thomom yplooblo dbeurerlee
and comblnatlono ever known for the euro o! dleeue. They
pro tbo fruit* of the most profound InTestliPtion, the .id
opt reeeprob, pud the otmopt unwiupled experience oroooo
th« first pblildPUi of the Pie. Eerh teloedr l* ospecloll
pdepledto pometmrttodor/onp ofiemtc. In eeeonlpnee
.ith thp Aljtaf prindpta of modem medical lama. Inch
of three nmedles here boss tried, Improred. pud fiupll
perfected, [a.thecouree of plool. petite pud blibly sue
««fbl practice, uot oul J Id Philadelphia. but throuibout
uipur dletput sections of the country to .bleb hie irepl
eputsUouhseopUed him. Their nature pud sffeet “•
bio.u pud ppprorpd of by hundred. of repilerphnde *=•
«ho here been hie studouts pndeeeu their beuellclpl re
suit* In to. McCllutoet's om hundr, .hue they .ere uu
nuderble tuition, tn the Colleiee of Philudelphlp, CpetU
ton, Fittsfida, and elgeThcro. - y - irA *i :
This lete^frmipoeof B my
yeW*,»ndUi«lrroiniww»» B rt udeuts, and who
rognjarpbnldan*,w&&“ dUtingulghM Inc
an* many of tten' now for (hit
cew tn oil ?£• mo*t 7 orwnk I*. that the de
•top ® m s l 22£iie* hM become *o lares, through prt*
m*udfor mr"me.UMhM DWTO their preparation
Bg&gg&asafesg
SBSfIgI&jgteAWS&JSSS
m uTemr. rmenM meet
pufect ftnUj M.D tete ol
fheddentand Profcaior of Anatomy and SurgairlnC**
Ueton Medical College, Vermont
Of Anatomy and Fhsatologr.in Barkahtra Medical Instil
tutlon. Pittsfield. ®e**~ Ac*. it, 4c.
We need acaroely remind tbe.lnteUlgnat PQbUc of tb
gnat necessity which exist* for the Introduction of a oU«
ctf and rgtfaNejKWutor «««<*:« which may be confl
dently adopted tawAallJ u*e
isnes In the abaene# of a phyrielan, u being tb* legitimate
■ productloni ol Npargnmant
Lb needed to prove the Immense Wrt°rit» «*'wh ndus
ofremedk* orw the dangerou* compound* that »• daUr
Buffed Into notice by Ignorant and reekleea men, wdely for
thepmyoeeor enriching tharaMWe! at thoexpani*of tb
their follow being*. W* trust confl
dentlr In the good »imeoftbecommnnUyU.«nDPortu9i
hi* effort to exUrpide the great pobao ertl of
by giring a caroftil peruml to the following Hit. whlehea
brace the first twelre remodle* of the wrlee, and wbleh
oomprtaei ks» of the moet raluable *T« dlßCorer
ed ftethe eeTeral complaint* enumerated. If you or any
of your Wend* are eu&rera, tmno Umeln rroeuringthe
aid of nedical avOtority of Ou dap. by ,bt *^ i “*
and giving a trial to *uch ol these medicine* ae are adapt
•dtatheeaea. W*caU cfpeclal attention U>&6 fir»Cc
.• the lirt a* being mo*t generally domanded. at thi* *eajon
namely, the
HSCOIJHT.
j Brunch it Xenia 1
(Branch at Youngstown- do
City Bank, Cincinnati do
'icomjserdju llkjhndn’l- do
’[Franklin Bank do
Lafayette Bank do
Ohio UfelnsAlTrartLo- do
Western Reserve Bank— do
Pm ell Note*. 1
NEW ENGLAND,
r All solvent Banks.——.. X
r NEW YORK.
New York City tof
“““lasm-Nsr- 1
Baltimore..—. par
DELAWAKE.
;|Att KlT.nl Bjok,- X
1 - UAUUIIA.
Bank of the Valley-.—l„
IBank ofVa-Rkhmond-.
IKx. Bank-Vo-Norfolk “
Farmere’Bk of Virginia. “
IMerehanta’AMrelußank S
‘North Western Bank— **
H* CAROLINA.
■ Of Cape Fee*...— 3
• BankofSt-ofN.Cartdl’a 3
■ Oran. Bank, Wilmington. 3
3
• BkoftheSt-ofSiCarollna: 3
• Bank of South Carolina. 2
r P»"V of Charleston 3
r Planters’A Meehan's* Bk 8
r GEORGIA.
Augusta Ins. A Bi’g Co
Bank of Augusta— — 3
Bkofßnmairiefc, Ang'a. 3
TENNESSEE.
AUsohreot Buka.— 8
KENTUCKY*.
fikofKentuefcy,LoulfT*el '
Bk of Loulsta Thurston M ’
XorthemßkofKentueky “1
Southern BkofKeutncky
INDIANA.
Slat* Bask * branr-hes-l
MISSOURI.
.Bk of State ofMitacuri-.
WISCONSIN.
3 Marina A Fire In. Cb. ehki 6
> MICHIGAN.
3 Farm jra'Mechanics’Bank 8
> Prajnanlar Bank.— S
> Inrnranee Company 8
) State Bank -.—• 8
i CANADA.
t Bk of N. AraerfrajToronto 6
» Bkofthe People. Toronto . 6
Bank of Montreal o
i Bk of O. Canada. Teron to 6
i EASTERN EXCHANGE,
i On New York.. -*<
> On Philadelphia- do
) On Baltimore...— —do
WESTERN EXCHANGE
Cincinnati-.—...—-—*-
Loultrillfl....— —^
i ocwSii|p>x'iK'YALcnPL
. Donblooni, Spanlth.—lMO
do Patriot —l6^o
Eagle, old
Eagle, new- **Mss
Erederiekad'cn—7£o
Tan Thalara- - J^O
Guineas.- —— WO
Sorertlpni *-??
Ten Guilders— - S.M
Napoleoni— B,BC
Ducats. —.—... 2J6
I ...VKCTORAL BYE ,tp - , . ..
■SSSSSSs
LbboJ*Tl» wort common <Uro»a« e of MuS^B o jKmln^
SoB n%SZ i&SrSffS
»or HMnt «o£h*. cold* *nd trrltttion ol U»* throat or
ssisss ? sa
«!*».«» «»«»»*•*■
m Jtt liranMA l AWw®'^»™b aB RE! ' IIIJ '
§£?bee& fcuSSt to perfection iWlrin the„2S? to
psis , ssrass.sS , &™ .mpSS it
OHOLKEi PEEVES
sssssafiM^BSs^S
i<._ q,. OTTw w.ii «n toeoro Dl»rrhoe*« m<i In vjWMtlctt
25 end 60 cents.
V„„_TON10 ALTERATIVE SYRUP.
.... i nr (Idaneovt or Ekm Durov- 1, tie Tjtlw,
%uaxt: Chxonk BbeuniatUm. A. or
SimhMie Divan* of ail classes, lTiitapr, &« t ' n “ f^ r . JJfi,
SSt” Tbcae —aU art* from *i“ th®
SSSrios w »i2SSSi> ? “-i
filiation of the blood. Far ptuyoeettoJtanv Ai«|*
*itx Bt*ov, whteb ©omMnee the Tlrtuei of I *rtalnj
c 0« remedies suited to
Dnrersu, or disordered <Ujfe«tfo®«JgJJ SVhawUeh*
Rational Disease of America. Its symptom* *J* ,“, 64U *5;,T’
gMdirxw* nervoumusK low spirit* dlmoaMof yUioi^wxlh
KwoT.i-eli b-tor. U» mm IW>>“ 5 f ‘.SLSSKffi
the hearts Irregular or deficient appetite; " tl }^ n ;..° f iS;
at the stomach; acidity. hearteoro pain or fnlneasof a»a
assagiesisffiSrijga^^S
there le much eoettveneea. or with the AnU-BUliou*J’UJJi
w&sre the functions oftbe Uver
It win l* found a most effectual remedy. PRICE, lin trot
boOlal*l. yII j, BEU HATTO MIXTUIUi.
A purely vegetable combination for toe cure of |«««ma
tUanTGoatTand aR Neuralgic and Rheumatte DUeaeejL
ThFremeSyi# offered with .S^^MOricfo*
bm usedmeetextensively and ie aa b« a tnarwm
Rheumatic BUeaaee as .tli world has ever aaen. riu«J*»
per bottle,. 50 rent*.
vni...~RnEDUATIC LINIMENT
iSSfS?StSSSS!^Si^S^^
•ttfiais of the jetnte,painin tba ahouUera,l*»o» or Umaa
ItaOwda immediaterelief from colte.
etomaeh and abdomen. Aa»«°«?*j3 r SaSdafi
abUio all an external atimulant u naeoao. _
A moat convenient and valuable remedy to be need both
internallyandexUmaUr. Wlwirelief of pmsb,whctiixb
scon oacsnoxic. ae in Pieunsp* Paine In tha Cbeet, Stitch*
«a in the Side, Paine In tha Face. Neuralgio Paine wberer
n found. Palna In tha HUstnaeh, Bowel*, Um or Klan/r»
In sudden attacks of Crtto. Blflon* File ofSton*
nr will *hw Immediate relief. PRICE, par Bot
FEVKRANDA
A cure end safe vegetable remedy for Pever anJ Ague, or
Intermittent Farer In any ol ite forms, end for all die«aw
reenrrlns' periodically. This remedy hae bean triad to the
foiled extent, hae been found a srsnno eo for es auy
madldne can be entitled to that name. In convalescent*
from iHanaar where tcules are required, and In ell
* L ;II TEOETADI.E PUEOATIVR PILIA
Tag the relief of CossmOTWif. and all Ite nataftilteiulU
such a* Headache, PtolneM, Ski SUmief-b, Paine, end aP
the rrmeteru enumerated under the Dvepeptie Ellilr/i
In dfSSewhwepargeiien It needed, thsee PUli ere ofleH
ed u a toft owl ewld, but ufident calAartio. No InTAlId, <>r
traveller ebnnld be without them* PRICE, per Box. 2ft
xa ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
for Liver Complaint*, and all form* of dieeaee snosg noa
dcramzeaentofttn uvef. with jpaptomarueb m yellow,
nees oi the Bfee and Skin, DUrioe«7iloadache, with
inn In the ears, yellow, furred tongue, pain in the right
ebeolder. eecMOifullnea or vain In too right tide, dleor.
deredetomaeh or bowd*, deficUnt action oftha kJdnnre,
riarooloKtfetools, ect. These Pflia, if taken in the locfpi- ,
ent ctagecof BUioua and YaUow. or other PewAwlil geo* 1
eraltrward off the attack. PRICE, petßox. 2ft Cent*.
She hndenlgned. In aeoeptlng the proprietorahlp of Sr
Jams* HeCUntock’# famßrUedldnea, would mpectfullr
state to tha pnbUe, that In hi* profession a* DUpenslng
Chem!et,fbv nearly fifteen yeere pest, daring which time
be has been actively connetUd with tha best phaimacoti <
calestahUihmenta Inthla country,ho hae hsd'eonstaat
tnn to see and prepare the preeeriptlona of'themoet <
ealnantphysldana among whom he would name Dr. Mott
Pr. Parker, Sr. Trends, Ur. Cbeeeemaa, Dr. Baeee, Ur
Whittaker, Dr. Bdunldt, Sr. Jloeaek, Sr. Elaiam, Drt.
Ptatt and Young. Dr. Reals, Dr. Green, end ma&7 other*
a the city of New York.
The experience* thus scgnlred enables him to dleerfml
nst« with eoufidenee between fogfffmafe nudicin/t, oovMn
ti tsientycaßv, ecj m to eeenie a harmonious chemical a»
Uon In onion f lth their higheet therapeutkal effects, an
mixtures of Quackery and Ignorance; where
in, for want of proper knowledge In oomblnlng them, the
best Ingredients mty neutralU« and destroy each other,or
result In a eubetanoe highly lojuaioae, and contrary to lu
Blended design. It U with pleasure, therefore, that b
«i>t the prescriptions ef Sr. James UeGUntock ar
ot only composed of the most valuable medical agents
known to, and habitually employed by, our best practi
ttoner* la the treatment ol the several diseases for which
they are intended, but they are combined In each accurate
preporU&ns, In. relation to their them teal and medicinal
elbots, as to secure the attainment or the utmost Increase
ef their power and efficiency.
In oonriuriou, be will only add for himself, that he can
refer with confidant* to his past career, as hla'guarantee
to the public that theso grad remedies In hie hands will be
driUlAiffy prepared In strict accordance with the premrip
tlouj of their dlriisguUhed originator.
ALEX. CC3IIMAK
OrtfomU anS TnuUe <j&u If. T-CbUrfft I’Aan&acy.
The above Medicines may bewroeured, at wholesale®
retail, of * A. CUSHMAHA 00„
Brie Proprietor, No. 132 Pul tea st. New Teck.
And of all the prbriprl DmccUte In this city.
Aim Of JAMBS McOUNTOOK, It, D.
eerner ofSth and nibert Philadelphia.
■ And of FLEMHiQ BEOTHEBB, Acta, Pittsburgh.
.And 080. XLKHTBEB. Acent, ,eor. of Wood ft. and
rirgla allay.
And cf J. P. ILBMDtQ, Allegheny City.
And may ba ordered through any Apothecary, BrnEgiit o
Qeuntrr BtQrekeenerJn any part of the country. : aIT
BOGS HAIR—2S bags curled Hogs’ Hair
jut rerid and for gate by B. ILA&BADQII A GO.
FLOUR— 300 bbls. 8. F.and Extra Tamil
Plosr rerid and for tale by 'B. RARBAtIO& A CO.
HOPS— 10 boles prime Eastern Hops reb’d
and foreale .by 8. IiAKDAPQIIAOO-
I INSEED OIL—IS bbls. Linseed Oil in
store and for aria by B. nAIUJAUOII* A CO<
Ci LARD—S bbls. red’d and for s&lo
Ity . ; ; . • BELL A Liqosrr, Water atrret.. ,
A- A.MASON &CO. havejustrec’d 100
/VePce.of Alpacas Ooborg. *e, which
wurbaiiotdatßemMßßnaUgicrri • Jaio
CONBRIES—2 bbl». Larf! ” : k
Staff*- ‘’"‘Si.,
"I^ALENTINES—A lareo and" beautiful as-
V “rtuwßt of Caale iud Bmllia»»l»y
ot nbil.' lo.er tW
V(br«tilbnutatfal.eltr. »nd U* then. «t .
i«i® LAIJFKR'a Bnolatow, STWood It
ftfUWI&'SUP, A EXTRtTfIODBj
jf" l *3B 1
Je3o '•• ■
bbls, - ireah Eegs '; this day -'TO*
Crfredeadforimlebr flMltT ff.COtLJ?. -
"pBATHERS—26 sacks now lan difig hoi
Jr iteazharAdalla foreale by
ja 18 AH MOKBTMXfc
MEDICAL^
ARD—IO kes prime Lard joit reo’d am
itmunbj jTuaT;/ e. n*tß*pan « co.
1 HOUSES, FARMS, &C.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE —A large I Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Co. j
lotof ground, iltuAled lathe 9th ward. n 1 fronting . d OFFICE m-the--North Room uf (bo MER
•on teen it-, between llatrijoii sod Car*cn» running bscfc ® f CHANTS* EXCHANGE. llilrd jtrtvt. Pbiiadvlohl*. I
i to Spring alter, on whleb are tonblu 3 rtoiy MARINE, INLAND AND JIKE INSURANCE.
BriA House* on Penn it-, and 4 Brlct Tcnementj on jLixrn Ijwuaiscia-On Yeasela, Cargo acj i-nlght, to all
' itanne alter. Thru bole property l* In prime crJtr. and port# In the world.' „ .
occupied tr prompt paying tenant*. Tno» Goods Try Mrcr, Canal and Lak.*,
gnod and lifelnTeitoent ahonld apply at onea. Offered and by Land Carriage to all part* of the Union, luelo*
Uthelro orire of IOQOd. Now rent* fortes. Apply dine therisk by fire notll arriTaL
tnntffn PT aa n_ IIcLAIN A SON, 21,fitb et. you; ls«<n.ora»—On Mcnrhandleo generally. on Slotm.
“ Dwelling Uotutea, 4c.
ASSETS OP TUB COMPANY.
Nororaxa, I.' 1555.
Bond* and Mortgage* $ ‘.IXOOO 00
United Statea, Stale of Pennsylraoia, Phil**
delphla City, Camden and Amboy Kailruad* -
and other li3an*i °S
Stock hi-Banks. lUilroad* and Inrarauce Coa~ S 7 .0
Bills „. ..... - 3r
Ca*hon bind— - .. - Si
I’wailnms on Marine Polide* recently leaned— of,U7 »<
Subscription Nate*-. 1U3.000 00
WR I-2 ACRES OF LAND, situated 1 1-2
Pa iaadewed, balure Inscod tia**JStoSS
Frame Hoaso. Darn aftdOrehard. frontlnE on w«t wan™
of LitUe Beaver. Calico B. MduAls 4SO^.
TOW A LANDS' to exchange fob
I prrr»BUR(lH MANUFACTUIUiS— We have tour bon*
Ji-d andelchty *cre*nr<ex«Uent
lowa, wliicßwe will eTeban 6 a tur Hmmo>
tur»d article*. Apply to B. McLAIN * SON-
T AWBENCEVII.LE-52.000 ONLY— For
I A aala a comfortable Dwelltnc Bow. of ball.
dfhfneroam,kitchen. gwxlerUaf and
Tlie lot luj aftont of 18 ft. on AUcn aweU
of cood water and pomp iu the kitchen; oot-oren, ataWe
garden and frnli tree*, crape Tint* o J.?^ c *«TnS*]n t fr«£d’
all la good order and Till aShrfT
remainder at 3 yeart. S.CUTUBKBT A-bON, 1*0.3d at.
I? ARM NBABTRBBTORT. FOR SALE—
-1 WeareaulbomeJ to wll that SO acre Farm, near
, Freeport, (i.r the tacrifidnß r/ire ofl'G per acre. a* the
owner wishes to leave for toe far Wert on the l*«th lost.
Apply to f-3 »■ McLAIN A SUN. 21. frth «t
Building lotskou sale—a lot is.
a. front on SlcKee rt. by SO ft. dm St
ast jzussi &2SZ&I&
"& d " P ' ■ ,a lgS'u^&MM,l.
jK)R SALiJ—A splendid Dairy Farmol a.
acrop.near the Perry aril le Ph*pk i
the city. Itlainprimeorder. On it ar* 2 fine Orchard* or
grafted f rui t, *I th good How*, Harn and SUhleg. an-1 er
err ronyenienee. firiM lot, at ft* per a en. Kiwiiura of
i&lf TtIUS. WOOUd, <5, 4th at.
’ ?0K SALE—A Country Se&t of 11 1-2
' 1 watt, wltblnnwllMorthecUr.oo 11
Uoffered Terr low. Koqureof THUS. WOODS.
7a Fourth st.
: ? IGHT ACHES OF EXCELLENT LAW)
Fj for nlf, In a t leaeant location, at about J* of a mile
from Esat Liberty end the Pennsylvanla K. K. ftatkm,
with adwtlllng house and stable, a variety of bnannff
fruit tree*, m large Barden, and good water. The land 11
all cleared sod nutfer good fence. Price $LMh>. For
tenna, to. apply to a. CUTIIBERT A WN. 140. ?d *t-
rpo FARMERS, DAIRYMEN ANJ TAN
1. NERa.—For 8*Je,478 of Land, In Westmoreland
county, 60 miles (2 hours ride) from Pittsburgh, and l
mUe* from UlUslue Water Station, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. About 40 acre* an cleared; good tillable land,
upon which la a Log House and Barn. It la well adapted
to the raising of fruit, or It vouldmakean excellent Dairy,
grass growlogluxurlantly, and the place being well eup*
tiled with the hc.it water; There la an abundance of the
meat timber, vlr Cbertiiot, Chestnut Oak, (bark timber)
Vhlte Oak, Poplar, Ac. It 1* well worthy the attention of
Tanners, as tbo nark can be cent to Pittsburgh, by either
ralbroid or canaL The timber alona Is worth more than
the price aaked,and most of the land would afford excel*
1 eni pasture wheu cleared. ,
The whole wlllbe sold for the Terr low price of fOuer
acre; or it will be divided to suit purchasers, at from H to
18 per acre, according to quality. . • .
Tenns—Two-flflha In hand, the balance in three equal
mu,
Valuable Property ior Sale,
ON Liberty street, .adjoinig the Methodist
Oraro Yard, near Canal Basin. This i* now ibo onjr
desirable piece ofproperty In this neighborhood not already
bought up by tbe Penoiylranla Uailroad Company. Front*
ng on Übertr 00 feet, on Elm street 100 feet thenee to the
Methodist Grave Yard BCtf fait, to Llliorty lOOfeet.
This property it most desirable as a Ilotel. The building
now oo It, a good substantial threo story brick, with all
the necessary back buildings, has for a lone time been oc
cupied as the Union Ilotci, doing a good business. Capi
talists and others desirous of making a good Investment,.
will do well to examine tbe premises.
apiSHt EDWARD FADES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—Situa
ted In North* Fayette towuahtp, Allegheny county,
10 miles from the eity and 2K mile* fraa the Steubenville
railroad, at the Noblertown station; contain* 40 acres, all
cleared and fenced and In a high state of cultivation. The
improvements an a comfortable dwelling house with a
rooms. Barn, stable, Btono Milt-house, Hmotfr-bmise and
other out-bulldlncx There Is an orchard ot choice selocteu
fruit of various kinds. The place Is well watered by six
Iving springs, *&nd the wholo place can be easily cultiva
ted. It Is situated in a good neighborhood,convenient to
diuirli.mllU school, Ac. Apply to
jafl b. Sixain t bon, a ath *t.
A SPLENDID FARM —For sale a Farm of
182 acres, EQ acres la a high state of cultivation, 60
ofprltno bottom land, balance• choice timber; a two story
Brick House, well arranged; a large frame 1-arp, and all
necetaary out houses, of the best material, and put up In
tbe most substantial manner. Apple and Peach Orch
ards, and abundance of other fruits c f choice quallth*
situated on tho Youghioughruy river, 4 miles shove Mc-
Keesport, and *A) from this dtr, Prico $6O per acre Ap
ply to Ja23 & CUTUBKKT AdON, 140. 3d st.
\T EAR NEW BRIGHTON—A fino Farm of
f vj 108 acres, all Level land, and in a good stateof culti
vation, with a new Frame House, a good Orchard of graft
ed fruit, never-failing springs, plenty of coal, a good barn
and tenant houses; rltnstelln a good neighborhood;
churches, schools, mills, to, and conveulent to New
ißrighton. Price, STA per acre. For terms, to apply at
tbs old established Real Estate office of
joflO S. CUTIIBRIIT A SON. 140. 3d st.
Qi"|r\LOTS FOR SALE—In Germantown,
within 15 minute* walk of Plttsborgb, acroM.
the Aileghsny river, opposite the Aqnaduct, fhrthaluw
price uf $l6O each. $25 In band and S'd6 pee year—thsy
ought to sell a that price In a few days. If you want a
bargain and a cheap houao. you cannot ndithtM too
soon. Enquire of TTiUJXAh WuuDS,
tc27 76 fourth street.
fffMIE best aito for on cxiensivo Manufactd-
J_ ry In the flourishing Borough of Birmingham, com
prising shout cne and a half amsof ground, havings
fronton Water, McKee and Uinchom its. And alio
smaller site lots, In a great variety of situations, fronting
on the principal business six iu , Birmingham. East BL>
mtngham and South Pittsburgh: can bn bad cheap on spj
plhxtlon to P. M. PA VIM, Auct., cor Wood A 6th stx
ANDInTeEk - COUNTY FOR SALE—
We offer fur sale about 4000 acres of laud In Elk Co
rn several tracts of different sixes, which we will sell st
the'extrxcrdinary low pries of One iMJlar uiul a //ay per*
Acre.
Tract No. 1 contains ItKW aerrx
.. 2 .. lwo
o a .. low * “
“ - 4 “ 21.1“
- - 5 •« •*
The title Is nnexeeptlonabla, having been orlfinahy d*-
rived from the state Government. The land Is grxxl farm
ing land, wslttlafered and situate In a One healthy lo
eaEto, wUliln-a short distance of Rldgway, the county ,
swat.' The APegbeay Valter and Sonbnry and Erie Rail
roads both run through Kidgwar, tbas annrdlug superior
fkrilitlee to purchasers. Apply to
dxSI B. McLAIN A .SON, 31,6 th st.
MT. WASHINGTON PROPERTY FOR
SALE—A good Frame Dwel'ing House, with large
112 ft, front on the brow of the hill, and running
back 4t2 ft. on Bertha at to. an alley, with a well or
good water, shade and lrnlt trees a stahle, Ac., and a
Krd board fence around th* property. Pries $2,600.
rsons desirousof a pleasant residence and pare water.
With a view of the two cities, rivers. Ac., would do well to
attend to th« above. Arplywwnsl the Real Estate <jf
ficeof jSJa d. UirrilßßltTA UQ. .Met.
ffnilHD ST. PROPERTY FOR SALE—A
1 nee thrr*' story Brick Dwelling (loom-. of 11 room*,
with a large Store Ilootn, a ball, gu datum, bslb room
and good cellar. No. 133 Third st.
A two story Brick Dwelling House. of 3 room*, a hall and
Store ibxxa, reiser and Sobbed attic; also, a back build
ing. suitable for a dwelling buueo
A two story Dwelling House on 3d sL. containing three
room* and a store itoom and finished attic, with a large
bakeoven in the cellar. B. CUTitBKKT A SON. HO. 3d st-
TIOOSE It LOT roil SALE LN EAST
II LIBKRTY, situated within 3 mlootee walk of tbe
JtaUraadStation. The lot has a front of 113) feet on the
Greansbunch Turnpike and extend* hark 191 feet toast.
The building consist* of a two story Uriek House, ball and
7 room*. Including tbe kitchen; Ptable. Ar 4 great rariety
of Fruit. Immediate possession can be given. Price. $2,-
2uO._Tennj_rasy B. McLAIN A SON, 31 Fifth st.
CiOUNTRY SEAT FOR RENT—A beaa
} tlful Country Peat- a nhert distance from the dty,
on an omnibus route, for rvnt. Appl» to
u 1 *-tf WOODS. 76.4tbst.
1?0R SALE —A liou3c and 2 Lots in Bridge
water, ode rod at a great bargain. Konhlre of
auUVtf Tllua. WOobj, 76,4 th st.
FOR SALE.—A splendid Country Resi
dence, on the Ohio Hirer, adjoining the House of Kef
uge. (yi the plank road, at Wood s Run. There is 6 acres
«mreJ with a.large amount of graftnd fruit*, evergreens,
grape*, berry* and garden tool*, with a superior Dwelling,
Bara and out houses. All Intended to make a comfortable
bom*, it 1* offered low. Enquire of Robert Darla Eat.,
on the premises, or of
seUUr., Tito 3. WOODS, 74 Fourth Street.
XARCIE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
-4 Within 20 minutes walk of the dtr, tor 3J&O eaeh.-
me, S 3) in hand, balaueeln * yearly payments
au3J 8, fUTIIEERT A SON, UP, 3d «t
IT'OR SALE—A superior Farm in Beaver
1 ’ Munty.Smlle* from Darlington, and 6 miles from
new Brighton, containing ICO acres, ltoof whleh Is under
cultivation, and In flret rate order.wlth good orchard and
Maaes ofcoalonlt. It la oßured low. Knnulretir
an3b-tf T”U3fAB WOODS, 75, dth st
C'OR SALE—A fiuo l arm on Ch&rtiors
P Greek, containing 131 acre*, well Unproved, ouly 0
muea from the dtr, also, a good frame house and lot near
tho bead ofFodcnJ sL, Allegheny. It 1* offered very low.
1 hare a Printed Uegistcr with the description of a largo
number of forms, eountry seat*, houses and lots, which
will bogivoatoany who wish to buy property tbe? wi 1
Odd described on it. A One assortment lb? aale. Call on
THUS. W00D3.7a.4th at.
X 0 RENT —Tho Store Room, 83 Fourth et.
Enquire attbc place, fllibw Cases add a new, well
led Counter can be obtained by calling them for a rea*
Sonable price. mylfr-to*
Ij'Oß SAXE.—Two Houses and Lots on
JP Wjliu street, near Washington.
Two liouaoaand LotsonPennsylranla Arenas.
On* lot on Townsend street. . . _
Al*o-Tweaty other* in different parte of the city, all o
which will bo sold tow on folz terms—They an ilascrlbei
on my printed Register, which you can hate gratis by eail*
ng at 76 Foorth stmt.lfyou won’t buy, and If you hare
property tor sale, by calling on me you can hare It before
Ihapumtoatlargolu a rerr easy way, enquire of
TUOB. Commercial Broker,
76 Fourth street.
f AND FOR SALE.—I 43 acres of Land,
I A 2K miles east of UcKeeflport, on which 1* a good
Cottage Uoum and Barn; 110 acre* cleared, a lane or
chard of graltadfrnit, and 36 acres of CbaL. Now Is tho
time fbn* bargain. •
60 acresof land, near J. Murdock’s garden, with a good
frame bouse on It; it Is cheap.
60 *ivn, 3 mile# west of New Brighton, on it are good
Improvement*; I twill be sold tott low.
Also, 3 Farms of Coal, on th* Monongabe!* Hirer, and
. great variety of othor farms and small lots of land n
ihe vicinity, which I hare described on my printed regis
ter. Call and get cun. if you want bargains, of
apt-tf TUOM AS WOODS, 76 Foorth street .
STREET PROPERTY.—The
JP undersigned oflen et private trie the property on
Federal etnwet, aonth ride, above BoWneon, conelftlne of
BIQIIT LOTS, each having a front on Federal itreet of SO
feet,and rannimr baek luOfoettoanalley!Ofeetwlde.~
Bo large a body of ground. In apoeStlon eo eligible, Unr>
talnJy now not to be met with In Allegheny City; Tbeee
lots an offend at tho low pri« of $2OOO each; one-fourth
eaah in hand, th» balance at 1, U, and 3 years.
PereoMwbomajr Incline to pureham on # the terme
olated, will apply to - N. JIOLMKB A SON*
0c27 . Dan ken and Broken, 67, Market tL ■
T ARGE CITY LOT TO LEASE.—tho
I A lot of-Qronnd, at prmnt occupied by John M'Cloe-
SeyTciothler, on Liberty »trwt, between Sixth etreot, will
beleaecd for a term or year* from Apyft.lit, next. Apply
to ,JOnN 8. IHWUi. No- MStoketrireet,
a2fotl ~ ROBERT HOBB, Fourth ftreet
E)R SALE.—A Ground Rent on Tuludblo
inproyed propfrtr on Tlfth itXMt/fttUtrargh.: Bn..
attheOacetieOffice. - •delft-t.
FOBSALE OR TO LET.—I will Benor
rent my property inMancb«ter,«mrirtingof*«bort
acre of Ground, upon which are eperted, J. PTame Boumb,
one containing band the ©therdtoonu; StabilngjCar
.riase, Wood ana Goal Hoorn, and a fine aewrtment offrutt.
Thi* property !#• Terr pleasantly altoated near the OUo
ltiter. The-nulldlngeare fhadedby treat,-and* Deer the
OmnibusetaUou. 1 will sell ribor a portion of mrljunu*
turo, and would prefer retaining pomesslaauniH Ist of
May.; Apply to : -IL LEK.iaa Liberty atrevt.-
TJH?B RENT—A comfortable Dwellmg®
|P.' House, containing 8 K6oras,!n goodord«, Sta-kra.
bung. Carnage House, Coal flense and oat Oten. with A
aeree d rich Land, all planted with Kmiland Bhado Tr«e,
and nearly all bearing apples, peaciic*, Ae4 an euriKni
Arbor, covered with orape Vine*. / Aleo, a flowCT Garden,
la Pitt Township, 1H miles from tbe u>art
House, ttent moderate,to thoec who wogldjlakeigood
«sj«ti», rcp^.,£D,uiMor
TTOR SALE—-A; first, rate Q rocery : S^and
■T .Tba rUnc
jeon* of thebest lu tbecity. aad haxa good loealant
country costott, Fot perttoilar*. addrew Box gW., jtU-,
f7»ORS ALE—4 bbautifuUJouu try JSoa tfl, on
JL ;»e 4th street' road,' thlsA!* of Jfest flberty. Ibey
are, (foolearpots. eienred by Uiuiu who
griN TEMPERANCEVILLE TOR
freton VTalnot at, nn the math
lot of »friTlia'hirtipa, and r onulna.bKk to,a •
•y. TbUferie weli sittiated,
4 .TMnpataMySU bring newly aetUed, a mnaatae dead
.UiKl«n. u ., -
roSTf . 71 Giant rirtefc
rySURAyeg. RATE ROADS. &C.
M*XCr.J*S: _
rniiiun Martin, James C. Hand, Dr. R. U. Buxton
Joseph H. Seal, Theopk. Paulding, Win. Kjto,
Edmund A. Sender, T «««* R. Darts, Joshua L- Pries,
John 0. Dart*, lluxh Craig, James Tennant,
Robert Horton, Spencer JlriVrain, Josephs. Bornstt,
John R. Penrose, Cnarles Kefir, Jaa. lLNT?arUnd,
GeorveC. Lelper, Samuel R. Stokes, Wra. C. "Ludwig.
-Ed* u Darlington, Henry Sloan, J.T.Locan, PHi g-
IL Jones Brooke, Uames Tranualr, D. T. Moreau, do.
J. <l. Johnston, WILLIAM MARTIN, President,
Thomas 0. Hats, Vico Prejid*nL
. Josim W. Cowas, Secret ary.
- ( *B“omcs-©r the Company, No. W 6 Water street. Puts*
‘•0 j burgh. JR A. MADEIRA, Agent. _
do Co* of Philad’a.
W. Bancker, Geo.
tordeca! D. Lewi*, Toftla*
el Uraot, I>stlJ & finiin,
BFiro Insnrano
TORS: Charles
hards, Tbos. n&rt,Bl<
dpbe E. Boric, dsuine
itn.Uurri* I’ntterson.
CHARLES X. BANCKER, President
. Cisctift,
any continue to insir* Insurance*, permanent
a every description of Property in town-and
country, at rates as low as are consistent wflh security.
The Company have reserved a Urge contingent fond,
which, with their Capita) anti Premiums, safely Invested,
afford ample protection to the assured.
The asset* of the Company, on January Ist, 18&1, as pub
lished agreeably to the Art of Assembly, were as follows,
Tts:—
Mortgages J918J23 68
Real estate.... 8-L377 78
Temporary 83,966 17
Stocks - ti 1,889 00
Cash, Ac ... * . MJH6BI
*1,212,708 44
I Inee their Incorporation,a period 0 1 21 yean, they hare
tia i upwards of One Million Fonr Hundred Thousand Dol
ur i Losn* by Fire, thereby affording eridonro of the ad*
ra itages of insurance, as well as tbttr ability and dlspoat*
tie i to meet with promptn*a* all liabilities.
J.QK RD.NEP. COFFIN, Agent.
pIP Ofllce H. K. corner of AVooJhmd 3d its.
Western Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
mznun emu, jr., i-amr t. *. nm»on t svft.
Will Insure against all kinds of Fire and
[trine Risks.
noucwis:
Tbo*. Scott,
A. Ntmlek.
0. W. Rjeketicn,
U. W. Jseksoo, '
ffm. IL Smith.
K .MUtor, Jr„
J. W. Butler,
Wm. Lyon,
0. Ihmsen,
49*A boms loitltutlon managed by Director* veil
known In thl* community, and wan will liberal!:*. adjust
and promptlp P*T all luue* at tbe Omct, Nt». 92 Water
Street, (Spang A Co’* up stairs, Plttabiirgh.
j*4bo
Marine, Fire and
HpICE loßuranceCorapt
l Philadelphia—Ch»rte rod
AmtH January la, ISSI. »,<X'
nuioea oq buildlnga ana thel
rldnlty; also on property off
tteamfoata. and other ver
>any of North America,
d 1?W. CapiUl, $500,000.-
101,255 60. WUI males lota*
ilr central*. In tbiseitf and
sverj de*crlpti< a. tblpped ptr
>l*. either by Inland trimpor-
tloa otf on the mu.
Arthur A. Coffln, Prea’t,
Ksmuel W. Jones,
Edward Smith, 1
John A. Brown. 1
Samuel P. Smith, !
Samuel Brooks, 1
Charles Taylor, 1
Ambßwe white, <
Jacob M. Thomas, ,
8. Morris WaJn, 1
This 1b the oldest losnrar
States, anil from its high stan
means, and avoiding all risks
aet«r, it may bo considered a
the juLlie. WILLI
Thomas P. Oope,
John H. Nett.
Ilk-hard U. Wood.
William Welsh,
Francis Hoskins,
S. Austin AlUbone,
Wm. E. Bowen,
George Asrlnwall,
Junes N. Dickson,
11. D. gherrtsrd, Beeretary.
loos Company in the United
nding, lons oxperfene*. ample
iof au extra hazardous ehar*
u offering ample security to
.IAM P. JONES, Agent,
80 and 81 Water street.
rAXEOUS.
flits burgh Riding School,
Fl'.„ reapectfally to
I the Ladles and Ountlenien of Pittsburgh. that he has
erueteda HIDING SCHOOL, whld>. In point ol
Ribs. ccmmodlousnsss end adaptation, undeniably exeela
tnr similar establishment Id the United h tales. "Jt» lo«-
tlon is irreertble from all parts of the dty, while Its high
and airy situation, renders it especially suite** to the pro
motion of health, by this most agreeable exercise. The
home are docile and well trained, and the proprietor
pledges himself that no pains or expense will to spared to
make this establishment the first In the eonfldaiuyor Uie
public Mal<tf it. PATI KRSON.
JAMES WrWOODWKLX;
CABINET FURNITURE MANUPACTURUB,
nos. 97 xxi> 99 ruuu) nun, pittsbomb.
I W. W. respectfully informs bis friends
aW , and customers, that be hasjust completed bis stock
or Furniture, which is decidedly the largest and best erer
offered for sale In this dty. As be is determined to uphold
his stock, withseasoned materials, best workmanship, and
newest designs; and from the extent of bis orders and
fadlitytn tnanuihrtaring, he is enabled to produce war
ranted KUItNITUKK at tbe lowest prices. •
Ue keeps always on hand the greatest variety of every
description, of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest,
to the most decant and costly, that a bouse, or any part
of one, may be tarnished from his stork, or manufactured
•xprvmly to order. The following articles consist in part
of jiis assortment, which, for richness of style and finish.]
ea¬ beiarnaMMl In any of the EasPru cities.
p*;» Louis XIV tete-a-tete Kolas;
100 Seta* In Flash and lialr Cloth;
100 dozen Siahogany Chairs;
40 do Walnut do
100 Mahogany Rocking Chair*
60 Walnut do do
100 Mahogany Divans;
6o Wxinut_ _do
JOO Marble Tup Centre Tables
£>U do brassing Uonans
3g do
40 lodwd do
100 Common do
60 Plaltr breeding Borealis
40,JJel"<4*O7 Bedsteads
'JOlWalctit rdo
150 Cottage ! do
600 Cherry ud Poplar Bedsteads.
20 Mahogany Wardrobes
10 Walnut : do
10 Cherry , do
40 Plain Bunsens
100 Dining and BnekfiutTahles
12 Secretary and Book caaes
it) lloxca Chairs
24 Cue Beat line ting chairs?
12 Ladles'lf nting Desks
Hat and Towel stands What-Nots * fl
Btlgnires Papier Mache Tables
Conversation Chairs Pembroke do
EUtabfethen - do; • Mall and Pier do
Reception do; ' Indlee* dA
pearl Inlaid - do; Sxtenslon Dining Tab**
Arm d& Ottomans
QothlenndHillCfanirs
Ahn,a large aseortmentwf Common TornltursandWlnfr
■or Chain,
Cabinet makers supplied with articles in thtir Una.
8 team boats and Hotels furnished at the shortest notion
an orders promptly attended to. •' • ' ab2Q
TUB NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
übtted states mail steamers.
The Ship* composing this Line an ttui
ATLANTIC. Capt. West. ARCTIC, Capt. Lu»,
rimESE Ships have been built by contract,
1 cjyrwalr tbr QoTernment Berrien, ever/ care haa been
ta&n la their conitnictlon. u In the Engines, to aniun
strength and speed, and their accommodations u>r Paasatf
curs unequalled for elegance and comfort.
Price of Panama from New lork to Idrerpoo lo Pint
Cabin. XI2D: exduslte .nao of extra alzed State Hoc mi, 8300;
In Second Cabin, S7O; from' Liverpool to Nev York £CO
and £2O,
An experienced Surgeon attached to each Ship.
No Berth can be secured until paid for.
PftOPOSKD DATES OF SAILING.
Paoa'NKW Yoax. 1864. ' rsov Lrrxapoou 18M.
Saturday. January T. Wedneeday January 11*
Saturday. “ 21. Wednesday, ** 2ft.
Saturday. February 4. Wednesday, February fl,
Saturday, “ 18. Wednesday, “ 22*
Saturday, March 4. Wedneaday, Id arch B.
Saturday, “ 18 Wedneaday, “ 22,
Saturday, April 1. Wedneaday. April &.
Saturday. * 16.' Wedneaday, “• 19.
Saturday, ** 29. Wednesday, llay 3. ,
Saturday. May 13. Wednesday **■ IT.
Saturday, M 27. Wednesday, “ . 81.
Saturday, Juna 10. Wednesday, June 14.
.... —•» <2|. , Wednesday, ** 28.
Saturday, July 8. Wednesday, July IX
Saturday, ** 22. ■ Wednesday, “ 2fi.
Saturday, Aujrcut bJ Wednesday Annul 9.'
Saturday, **. 19. Wednesday, *• '23.
Balurday.Ssptejaberi, . Wadnssday ►yimibet*
Saturday, “ 18. Wednesday, “ 20k
Saturday, ** SO, Wednesday, October 4.
Saturday, October I*. Wednesday, “ ~ 18.
Saturday, “ 23. ■ Wednesday, Morwnberl. :
Saturday Norember 11. Wednesday, ** 16.
Saturday, “ 2b. Wednesday, * 29..
Saturday December 9. . Wednesday, December I&,U
Saturday. 23. Wednesday, • 27.
ForTtelght or Pa««kße**pplyto EDWARD K: COLONS.
A 00., 68 'Wall street, Newark; BROWN, SHIPLEY *
00* UTengofc E. . ItOBKRTS A CO., 13 Hills’s Anns,
London; JOHN MVNKOEAOO., 28 Rue NotreDamadu
VJrtoltea,ParU, OEOItQE IL DRAPER, Harrs. >
The' owners of these Ships will not bs accountable fcr
Gold. Bllter, Bullion, Spede, Jewelry, Precious Stones or
ilstsls, unless Bills of Lading art signed therelbr, and the
talue therein expressed. . . .. -jyl9
Carpetings, Oil Cloths -and Matting*..
,
1 HE NOW RECEIVING DIREOTfrUm the
/\.Manulhetnm#, their choice and large MWKtttsxifc.O ,
Carpetings and OU Cloths lor Bprlng sale*, and la nartcOD*
Blltioffo) ■ ' • •' ■••.••.•■^'•'s'
• Royal English Velvet Carpets;
J}ntaMUs&dTsp«strr..d« --
Aobussous.a»ew*rtid«
Imperial andSuperSPljv; . ■ ■■:•"•:.
Tapeetryand do -Ingraluc.: . : ■>.
Extra sad Fine' dot-. •.•.-••; .
Church Carpeting* '; / :
Yeaitlane, . 1 !
Together irftli Dutch, Hemp, Cotton* and vverr
dwwnpllon oflnw priced good*. .
Floor Oil Cloths uno a to 341**t w ide,Fre*oo and Chin t*
pattens, of allQUalltbsanasrioes. Also,swale,ebenills
1 and tultidrugs and mats; rbuuvandtablo earn*: window
<oiad» l T*iritj*n-b4Bd* wulandgre*a ell cloth* bußhor
chsck wrten matting, 84, 44, M
SDife-4 wMwtebo, mam matting 114,04,’44, 44 aua.s4
wldi, aU of such willbectEaod at th* fa mat caAprimM
-xahlft'!'-- ■ -' r -< T.'..
Sdift Retail.
BROBD;B9J&iruefcaad 6 Union Btg.;
rftom the
fleUoa cfhls &isßdssad'flis poUle generally
to Uts a»* that hejmenowanhand theisms* sod beet
gtfekttrßOOTS sod BUOER, Id «U
soch staicwomtlythelaatoßlaftd gantlemiraSafTbUi, B.
Ycafcandßoiton, wrichjto traits ranootfiril topkasrall.
to Mod; sod sxaDrat iHrntlewoe?, OsltmtToatit sad
T«rUr^swtoaßntoruoiß^i^.o2«*ho»4lad
STPXESA-21 bbts.Romamte. Applet »
celted this d«y;*B<to»sto b>, .
j » T*- ,*■ B.DALZELI,ACO.
WILLOW-CHARCOAL, on excellent^
liefs,preparedsrpmslT#*BJedJdnalwuTpoiee,. 6
timnntniy - , . • *». FLttu!<ar
ri. if.q? ;,>y-.v ■: j •■■ ;•?. -'oar. IMisoondAndAlsrfc*tst..>-.
(jCQAR—IO hiidß. prime Old Sugar in
t3lto»aßdibrn]«bj .tURUIIOL
f fMUS oldand popular Road is^preparetito
1_ transport fteighLlnto the lntericroflndiann, from
the East or Pittsburgh, at as low rates as any othsr rpuwv
Having more Rolling Block and much more experience
in its management, this road can offer mow-inducements
to shipper* in securing dispatch and correctness in wt
warding goods than any other line.
Good* for tha interior wHI he received In Madison ana
sent forward FREE of any charge for drayagc and com
mUdoß.
This company also offer extra Inducements to Boats to
land with them, as they have large Wharf floats and
Wharves, where pools can be stored five of charge and bo
protected from the weather.
Por any information or rates of freight, rail on A. A.
HARDY, Agent, at Pittsburgh, who will give the desired
Information. J. o. D. LILLY, Supt.
K. P. Jones. Oca. Apt., Madison, lod.-jair.M3m
A. A. HARDY,
*519,-09 13
(Saoresmr to Hardy, Jo»«*s A Co ,>
coxiussjox and yoßWAiwisa uf.ncitANT;
Agent of tbe Madison and ludiuuopolU
RAIIJtOAD,
No. 80 Water st,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
jag-lyd •_
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IHREE Daily Through Trains between
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.—Til K MoltN IMJ MAIL
1«J tsavns Philadelphia tar Plttibuiuh at 7S A M.,
and Pittsburgh for Ptmabelphla at", A SI. TllK FAST
LINK leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1, I*. M„ and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at I P. >!. TUB NIOHT RX
PIIKSS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Httteburuh at 11,
P M anJPittsbSrgh for Philadelphia at 10, I*. M.
" xhe above lines connect at Pittsburgh with ihe Uail
taul.Uand.fnm tit-UnilN U»- Alton, U. «na •»« CUr.-
Ohio: also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to ..\sw
OaitAxs, St. Louis, Lotnsmu andttaasXATi.
Through .Ticket* cant* had to or from either of the
**P«r FurUwr particulars, eea Hand-billsat thc dlffeNDt
starting points. Passenger* from Ibo West will find this
tbe shortest and most expeditions route to
Baltimore, Nuw York, or Boston. , , , ,
• TIIOB. MOORE, AorsT, PasJ-r.cer Ltr.tt.J’iidadriphui.
J. MKBKIaIEN, Agent, Pauenfer Lines, Pittsburgh.
, ja3o-lr ;
Pennsylvania Railroad.
rpHE great Central Route, connecting the
B Atlantic eltlrs with Northwestern, and
Southwestern KtaUs, by acoutlnuuus Hallway direct.—
This road also eoonucla at Pittsburgh with dally line of
Steamers to all ports on the Western Rivers, and at Cleve
land and Sandusky with fet*amer» to all porta on tbo
Northwestern Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest and
reliable route bv which FREIGHT eantw forwarded to and
from the Great _
RA TX.X DETD RENMiLA DEL PIT I A <ff PITTSBURGH:
PlllßT CLASH.—Boots, Shoes, Dry Goodsl**, inr,*.
fin boxes)Furs,EeadierfcAc J* 0 *- ,wr ,ous '*
HKCONI) CLASS—Books ancfStationery,)
Dry Goods {ln hales) Hardware,* Lea->7Se. per lOOfts.
ther. Wool, Ac.. —...)
THIRDCLABS.—AnviIs, Bagging, Bacon l ft .
and Pork (In hulk) Hemp.-Ac.. / «-"■ **" 10ea,s *
FOCKTIICLASS.—Oonoc,Fixh. Bacon and \•
Pork (packed) Lard and fcanl Oil /“ e - *** 1008>fc
A9Lln shipping goods from any point Kastof Philadel
-shla, be particular to mart package **riu JVmuglwm'u
fadroad/* AU Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded
without detention.
FaiifinT Auests.—Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott, N.
York; K. J. enneder, Philadelphia; Magraw A Kooce, Balti
more; Geo. C. Franciscos, Pittsburgh: SQrlgmao A Grown,
Cincinnati.-'Ohio; J. 8. Moorhead. Louisville, hyj K. C.
deldrom. Madison, Indd JtatcUff A Co., St. Lours, UO4 J
!, Mitchell A 800. KraDSvUls, Indiana.
IL 11. HOUSTON,-General freight Agent, Philadelphia.
11. J. LOMBAEUT. Sup't, Altoona, Pi. Ja3oly
Jag. McAnlsy
Geo. Uariie,
hath*! Holmes,
J. Lipplncott,
ad Transportation
ice.
CLEVELAND AUK PITTSBURGH
RAIL ROAD-
in CONNECTION WITH
The Ohio and Penna. Railroad.
Via Alliance.
THE shortest, quickest and most reliable
route to Toledo, Chicago, Rock Island, (Jalena, 8U
Louis, Is VIA CLEVELAND. , . , . ,
This route is One Hundred miles shorter and about
eight hours Quicker to Chicago, than the circuitous emu
via Indianapolis. . . ,
Two Dally Trains' between Pittsburgh aud Cleveland.
TbreoDally Trains between Cleveland and Chicago.
Time to Cleveland, 0 hours; Chicago. £3 hpons; and St.
Louis, 37 boars. ,
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave AlUahe* at 7.30 A.
M- connecting at llndson with tralua for Cuyahoga kalis
and Akron, and arriving at Cleveland at 10.04 a.w. aud
The TrainJ of the Ohio and Penns. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh L*t 3-00 and 8.00 a.'W., connect Alliance
with train* which arrive In CloTeland at 10.04 A. 11. and
2J20 p. K. „
TLo3-00 p. n. Train from Pittsburgh makes no conseo--
tlon at Allianeo for Cleveland.
Passengers far Toledo, Chicago. Bt. Louis, Bock Island,
Galena and the North-West, who wish to go through with
out detention, will take tbo Train fearing Pittsburgh at
B.oo*. ana arriving In Cleveland at 23) p. *» m that
la the only train by which does connection* are made
through to the above point. Passengers by this train
reach Chicago at 7010 next morning, and St. Louis at mid
night. -
Time gained by going via Cleveland 8 hour*.
The trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, ran
aefollowE—LeaveClcrelandat J-affand 120A.W. 7.41 FJi.,
arrive in Cbicagcrat 11X0 7.00 a. w.and 12.00*.
Trains leave fiJr Sock Island and Bt. Loots as follows
Utavo Chicago at fi.l6 *. K. and 10.05 and 11.00 p. u.
Pawenger* fiir St. Lonl* go over Rock Island rallanad to.
Joliet, and thenoe over the Chicago and Mississippi rail*
road to thence by steamboat (23 miles) to St-
Lnuis. Passengers br the 9.15 *. w. train arrive In Pilot
at 11.20 same evening, and by the 10.05 p.«. train at
noon next day. ... ,
baggage Chrck-d through to Cleveland, and there rw
checked Jnr Ch cagu and St. Louis.
r*BB VIA AIAIAKCE AW> CIETELASD.
KrttCtatM. 2»J-
52.301 “ Chicago -J-W®
...4.00 l ** Ia Ealle.- ld,oo
0,501 ** Itnek island -.18.00
| -P* * • —21,00
To AlH»nco
“ Tolodo
. •
PftMeng'TK arerequMtoU to procure their ticket* at UJ#
UScs of ini* Company, In Monootnhsla ilooxs below Lbs
corner. J. DURAkD,BuptnCl«T*laad.
<le!8 J. A. CAUfIUBY. A*U PUtaburgb.
Pittsburgh, St. Lous and Hew Orleans
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE
RAILEOAd"tO CHICAGO,
THENCE BT
Chicago and Mississippi? Railroad.
AN AIR BINE ROUTS FROM CHICAGO TOST. LOUIS.'
leave Chicago duly, (Sundays
I excepted.) on arrival of Expires Train* of Michigan*
Southern and Central Railroad*.
First St. Louis Day Mall at 9.1&, a. K.
Second 11 Night Express at 10.05. r. «.
Traini ran through to St. Louis in fourteen bom, r!a
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, mlAoutcAunpe rf Cari
or Baegav-* connecting at Alton -with Daily Line of Packet*
for Hannibal, Dulncy. and Keokuk, and at St. Louis with
FIRST CLASS STEAUKIISTO NEW ORLEANS and inter
mediate points on the Mississippi, and withregular Una ol
steamers for Kanns'and Connell Bluff*. _
TIME FROM FITTSBURQHTO ,HT. LOViS 38 HOURS.
Baggage chocked through to St. Loo la on Mlehigau,
Central and .Southern Trains, and at the Depot in Chicago.
B. P.IIOLLISTKK, Chicago,
General Passenger Agent.
RICHARD P. BIOROAN, Superintendent.
Through tickets to St Louis by this route can he obtain
ed in Pittsburg at Office* of Cleveland A.Pittsburg, and
Ohio A Penn’a Railroads. sriff’Cmdawß •
.Michigan Southern a Northern Indiana
Vj'ROM TOLEDO TO CEICAGO, connect
i 1 tag *t Chicago with Clement 1 * Lin* of Btmnert lor
Kaeln«, Milwaukee, Sheboygan sod sll the ports on Lika
Michigan, and with the Chicago and Bock Inland Railroad
in connection at La Salle with the Illinois Central and Chi
eago and SlistLulppl Railroads and Illinois River Line o
Steamers for La Salle. Kock Island, Bt.Loals and all point
•n the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers.
FOUR TRAINS.
Ist—Express Mall TialhleaTPS Toledo at U A. M„ arriv
ing In Chicago** 1.27
ad—Morning Express Train leaves Toledo at 11 A. M_
arriving in Chicago at 9.00 p. M.
3d—AJlcrnooo Express Train leaves Toledo at 1 AO p. M-,
arriving in Chicago at 11.001’. M,
4tbr—Night Express Train leaves Toledo at BJB P. Mar
rives in Chicago at 0.46 A. M.
One Train on Sundays, (cave* Toledo at 8.16'P M., and
arrives at Chl<ago at OAa A. M.
Poor liallr Trains on the Clsruland and Toledo Railroad,
connecting with the abOTS.
Passengers by taking the Ohio and Penna. Railroad 1 tn.
Mansfield, and the Sandusky and Mansfield Railroad to
Monroeville, will there connect with the Cleveland and T
oledo Railroad. Or by taking the Cleveland and PiUeburstl
hailroad at Allianoe. will then connect at Cleveland with
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, making the time from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, via M-'B.N. I. Railroad in
Through Tickets can bs procured at the office* of the
Cleveland and - Pittsburgh and Ohio and Penna. Railroads,
under the Honongabcla House, or at the Depot,-
L. V. ROCKER, Agent,
Plttsborgh. Joly gQtt. IS&L—tf M, 8. andN. I. B. R.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RaTT, HOAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing May. 18th, 1854. .
THREE THROUGH TRAINS 7 DAILY,'
NO DETENTION AT CRESTLINE..
VJ'AIL TRAIN, leaves Pittsburgh at. 8 oV
It I clock a. dines at Alliance, and reauce Manilleld
at^»P.scan4Crestlineat6.l6r.it
kXpRESB TRAIN leaves wttsbnrghatS.9oP.lL,takcF
tea at Alliance, and reaches Crestline at UJSP.X. - ,
NEW ERPItESS TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh at ZSOAiJL*:
breakfkstsat Alliance,and roaches.Crestline atlLOQfc ■?
All of these trains make close connections at.Cn»Uine,ftir
OolnmbniL Dayton, Cincinnati and Indianapolis. - ’ .
Connections are mads with the Uhio and lndlana, and.
Bellefimtalne and.lndlanaUailioadsfbrl}ayton, Indiaca
polls and towns In Indiana - , r '.
Connections are- made with 1 Cleveland,. ITonrMvlUa,
BanduskT,To!eda,Detrolt and Chicago wtth BucTTns. up
per Kaminsky. Forest and the. towns.ontbe Bfad.Kmr
Hoad.- Also, with Mount YenunuNevrarkiZanasTille and
towns on the Mansfield road.
Yare to Cincinnati C 7.00; to Indianapolis (IMXk to Day*
ton 66.60;'t0 Toledo fidikk to Oolnmbos $6,116; to Taiiep
ville ss,lte to ClevelandTldXL
ville at reduced rates.- : .
-RETURNING:
TUB EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crwtßne at US P.
and reaches Pittsburgh atßao
tinn with thettet Express Train fbr Philadelphia,
SECOND EXPRESS TRAIN h?av« Oeatllnr at 4^o l. tL
andrvacbM Pittsburgh at IUO nighty-;;. ■ • - ■■ \--
SIAIL TRAJLN leaves R3O A. tt. and reach
eaPlttsburch;at ILPII.iI .Trains on connecting Kad*.
make* doe* <xmm<eUons with allof these trainnatCrntlinc.
°new Brighton Accommodation train • leaves
Ptttrtnagh stio iitC and>3o r. at, and New Brighton at
* "FREIGHT*TRAINIeavwi Pittsburgh at ILI6 A, tt,’and
9J5O>. w.aadaxrlT»atA3oa.w,ana4.Wr.»c.;
, M.Tbe train* do not run on Sunday. --
" PuTteketscpfurtherlnftcmatlon, applyat the ticket
Railroad Company, of j. O 4
CUHREi atthe corner office under the Monongahda House,.
fUttborcb, or of OCO.rABSJ!).TIdut Anit,
- Federal rtreet Stattonu
.„ > JOHN KSLLY, Passenger Agent. -
Pittsburgh, Hay It XB6*.-
; Ohio qftfl Tvvrfinna Kftllrflntf. •
fIMIAINS leayo CrcstHna. daily, Sandays
• A excepted, at 6J60 AT *J, on the urival of the Uubt
tmnrinmPttubnrgh.andoriraynftheMtd Hirer KalL
Road, arrive at Dayton at 2B& ML,at UndnnaU at 4-0 r.
w.andlndtenapoUsat'lo-60 r. w. ■■■ r . . . * .;
• , This le the only Use eonneetlna directly.at Crestline;
With thrnlghtAraln ftottPHtsburgh.’.
- for through tickets toaayof the abAre points, apply at
theO. A B.Office, fienengahda House, Pittabirgb,
- -
ftHi-tf ■ :/■ . -r.ghttaeerandSupenntendeßt. •> •
•ayfONOKOAHELA aEOXIFIED WUIS-
JtJL KEY—6O hWs. ennerJor Rectified Whiskey on hand
Sdlursale.br WMi ILBCCTON.KO, U Wood kL:
lEATHERSMOOO jpriiaßfKy. -Fcatl
eti to wrtr» and jb t ala by gJuQI
hrrtfbbls. Wfatto Eisb;
I; > 131 do Trout;
••- •. . .60 r do:. . *• HiJmotu(btfalabr ;
4 UKMtYa.COLIiIX^.
w XK{W-3 bbls. prime RoHßutter just'
>;r*<d«oafoeß*tol»r fl. PARBAPOtI tCa '
instora and for sale by
McCAKDUBSt MBAJTg M Cw\
*T: kogs for sale by
■B idiia: -/. ; ° ,; v j.ft. cxKvnw.
\irOOli PLAIDS—A. A; Mason & Co. will
V T rtdasotfcrtr vhcU ■toefcjrfWcc) OvfcliJp'
il*\ OMhmwf, tc* k* ■ • 4>ia_
I ABD OiC-iabUf. m *^j*££Z£ W
J.bT-r: jg B>gAgflAPgg£oo.
TO^- 20^ 13 ' 5
IjACfANfcAHL have
littllo prarur* h;a4Mmi»i c —■
! ltpss, mton
joat ietfi uni 1 ttUGA*r-23 hUsangar jartireoeiTirt&an
(3toitow JOHinTAn *CO~2oS lltartr«. k 5 H«rjQrt«l» teBlUbr UPALnmtOa.
RAIL ROAD,
PHIL.ADEL.PHIA.
Heap HoseManufactory.
A STONE, Quarry stredt, above Second,
XL Philadelphia. Cheap and superior HOSlVfer lh# us*
oTFIre Companies, Locomotives, Steamboats, Ships, Mann
factories. Dwelling*, Ac. It Is lands vithemtseam.branch
lighter and Tar im expensive than Leather Hose. Also
LAMP WICK of all kinds. ■ < • . fell-iy
Hide, Oil arid Leather Store.
D KIRKPATRICK, No. 21 South Third
• between Market and Chwnul
streets.—-Have for uio Bj*ni»h UMea, pry and Omen Salt
od:
TCOTS. at thejoywd Prices and upon the best terms;
All kinds of LEATHER in the rough, WANTED, for
which the highest market price will be given, in
or taken In exchange tor UlJe*.
Leather stored free of charge, and sold on eommtaloiu
oc&d9m _ .
OWE & EUSTON, No. 11l N. 34 street,
i*. Philadelphia, Wholesale Dealers in Cora -Brooms.
Weed and Willow Ware, Clocks, Cordage, Ae. CtrdsH
promptly filled. jal3-ly
NEW YORK.
-
Ela«tic Trusses/ Bandages.SupporU,
RETALIUSrRIXGES AND TINE CUTHESr
which are offered to dealers on the most liberal terms.
No. 12fiou> mutt?, sna Mawts Lasx, Knr Yog*
Bteam Factory at William aborgb. -
BALTIMORE.
acann.us r. aaimta— jl a. cumra, ja.
R. R. GRIFFITH & SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
« STRAITS WHARF, BALTIMORE.
unnaexs:
Bwtea—Stephen TiUon A Co.
£>» Jbriwfeiiba Higgs. E*a, Banker, It Wall street
FhHiidtlp/do—H blto, ctephcni A Co.
BiUiin-yre —John Hopkins, E»q, President Merchants
Bank; Chauncey Brooks, Knj., President Was tern Rank
John Loner, Caihier Fanners A Merchants' Bank
Grwnway k Co- Bankers.
HhxAuigton, D. C—Corcoran A P'ggs,Bankers. -^olStf
CINCINNATI.
WOOD ENGRAVING executed with doa
.f| patch IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, to the utr stria
at |ovicst possible C.LSIf PRICE, by
SEYMOUR, Art Onion Building*.
Corner Fourth and Sycamore its., Cincinnati,Ohio.
N. R—Particular attention paid-to large Pesters. 81l
Ileads, Steam Boat and PraiNESS UabM. ' JySfctf
PEORIA 1 .
11. lIASKILL, General Commission
T v Blcrchant ami Auctioneer, No. 3 Water street, Pe
oria, 111.
Bipedal attention to Commissi cm business. aaglfl .
MEDICAL.
HOLLAND BIT.TERS
©a’ ' ' »"•'
GENUINE HOLLAND BITTERS.
PROM LOUIS A. Chemist
B 1 and Pharmaceutist, of Amsterdam, the only Menufso
turer. A purely Yegetarlt) Compound, prepared on rtrietlr
scientific principles, after the manner or tbe oeiebratea
Holland Professor UirerhaTe. Because of Its'great success .
in most of the European State*, Its,introduction' Into ths
United States was intended mors especially forihnseofoug
Father Land scattered here and there over the face of this
mighty country.. Meeting VRh-groateuccrseamdns them,
I now offer it to the American public, knowing that its
truly wonderful medicinal virtue uiuvt be ecknowledgod,
IT IS A BURK REMEDY FOB ” i.‘.
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Itesdaehs
Boor and Foul ntom&ctCOffensiro Breath, Eiulqnkneas,
on pleasant tarts lu the mouth after aatlog or
•Wring, Indigestion, oortlveness, nsusm, ter>
fipn, eitrwms languor and exhaustion,
loss of appetite, despondency, drowsl*
new, impaired sight and memory}
pain and sense of fulness In
the bead, and all diseas
es arising from a dis
ordered stats oxf
THE LIVER OR STOSIACiI.
. It U.partieulariy recommended to those prtOnj imosa
ooastituUous mar have ba*n Inspired by the continuous
use or ardent spirits, or other tonns of dlsaipatloo. Gen
•rally instantaneous In effect. It finds Its way directly to
ths soat nt Ufn, thrilling and Quickening every nem/rals
log uptbo drooping spirits, and, in. fact, infusing new
health snd vlirtir Into the system.
A TRULY VALUABLE WKDTCINB
In ail coses ol DLarrfca-a, Dysentery; Cholic,Chdsrm Ucgbuf,
and the many unpleasant effecu attending a ehange of ’
water or climate.
Certificate 2.'0. Hoods. lale JuiHct (if Oie Ita&imm ;
_ [;
Ur. Daiy trnln Pats. I would say tftit 1
hare Iron afiiietcd with a of the stomach. jndplta*
ilcm of the heart, and nervous headache for Bearff fifteen
years, and bare spent Knot hundred* of dollan in order to
effect a cure, but to no purpose. After harlng tued three
iUlrsefyoar“Klectr©-Cbeiuieal Aroma, or Holland Bit
trs," iee mysn}f entirely restored. 1 eaueat and sleep*
well, and atUnd to or business with pleasure, and wont
therefore recommeud H to all these who ere snslUrlrai
dieted. 4>.8. WOODS.
I Tnwntnwo, An*. 54,1863.
Hr. BeaJ. Pace, Jt.—Drar Sirr Hr slnrerest thank* in
doe to the friend retf>mm*adtas your Holland Bitter*.—
lUTiug suffered for some time witn headache, lon of nppe*
tite« nental and in fast general disorder or the
system, Jjjow feel, alter using but one bottle, cqmdtnu o.
returning health.
(Signed). . NICOI.UB SCHO3TZR.
BenJ. Pars, jr~ Esq.-Dear Sr: I have been reßeTed ci
the most distressing form ofiJyspepela, by the use of Boar*
hare's Holland Bitters, '(purchased of you) after eoVennr
for? rean with head-ache, cause*, bnd central debUtt..
attending imligestion. : Know fed perfectly restored.;
ronrs, respectfully, JOlfff RUtOBBPQBO,
No. W WjlleetiPUtstmnii.
<3. Bay “ esd. t*kea£
other. Should It fail. In any Instance, to effect as mnen
and more thau the adTertUementeUlmspr it yourjnotmj
will be (eftmdmJ. BENJAMIN *AO& fer*
• Dsua.aad Chemical p£on«.'
Cor. dandhrolthfisidand IjwaandWylleste.
AlsOyhy B. A. Pahnotcttk * Co-R. H. Sellers, vr. Oeo. H,
Eeyser, Kamio* Brothers, and J.Bahooataaker Pitts*
• i)r. John Q. flrrtltb. Birmingham. '
James T. Sample. U. P. Schwarts, JoL-t P. Visaing a-
JjttA. Bechhara A Alleghany. - , «vaWydAwT -
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rtOßN—3oobus. forealeby. •■ -
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BICE —10 tea. now arriYiniT on coiliiicn
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