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A .Maho-fany Plato,rather old tohfoun'L |nt ftdlof
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A Rosewood octave, *»«/**
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t.—« R/xi.*»jvyl PiWWjSi WWTCI, IlDtlOrtMSr*
prwlr for tbosnbsoiwand will beiqldnt tho tow trie#
ofSlSQeacb. The** Instntmrat*. nr® m»d® ®lth iron
fc6 ■ JOHN U. MKLLOR.HI Woodlit- ;
T» bOKS7S6OKS —Pictorial History of tho
IV Ware of theUnlted States, frtm tbo earlier* Colonial
»im«* to th* close of th® Mexican War,by John Lewli
Tbomp*»B, 1 toLSto Border War of th® Writ, earn prising
tbs frontier Wars of Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, In*
diftt)®. Illinois, Tennwoeo and - Wisconsin, ana embracing
individual adventure* among th* Indian*. and exploit!
<rfßoon®, Kenton, Clark, Logan, Brady. Poe,' Morgan*
Whitxri. and other border him)*® of the Wert, by John
Frost, 1 roLS v®. Tb* above ren’d and fir sale try .
frTT. :: KAY * CO. to Wood rt.
It-EAUING for tbe Winter Evenings: P<>*
Jt-etyy. History, Travel and Adventure, Biography,
.r-t and Fiction. ,
Waveriy Novel*. Abbott*fbrded:.l2Tnl*. /
Irvlng’aCotoplrte Works; Abbott’* Hirtorlec
Pari*r*e3Cabta®t Library; ‘ Arthur’* Library for the j
Queens of Koeland; household;
*• of Scotland;
Women of the Revolution, Mr*. Ellett;
- Ermines at Wood lawn, “ M
cJbr>i» Storks* from. Dickens' Household Word*,
TJf-In tb® Clearing*, lira. Moo-lie;
Malt* and Sketch®* at Homeand Abroad:
MsrlswovL Sir Kcland'Asbton, Covernook;
Parish. City, Bunny and Khady Bid**
Later Year*. Old llnu»e by tb® River;
Hath HaU, Ida May. Varna:
••" Works of <2race Aguilar, Catharine Sinclair, Cufrer
Beil, with many other* too numerous to name, fur sale by
fW . • • B. HADIaER. .Allegheny,
OOOKS jusfcrec*d-at Davison’s Book Store,:
Ml l'A Marcet at.:
A .Verr, {‘Tactical and KasyMethodof Learning
first and wnond cnurer, by r. Abo.
s*lw*a on Infidelity. * „ - ..
Afflicted Man's Companion, by'Winisou: Word; to the
Afflicted. oy Bethitne; Alexander on Cniuwlat loo; 4<L.Ae.
Pike’* Uutd® U> Young IMsdplec Advice to YoongChTis
tains The Young Christian, or Abbott’® Young Christian a
Seri«n The Way To I>o Good: The Corner Stem® and th®
Young Cliristtan.'
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Jay'sChiietian Instructed.in lh(ieu»et, lamlly.fhureh
and world; in prosperity, adrenlty. spiritual sorrow*,,
spiritual joy*, in death to® pr»T®and clory. •.
Also, on hand, a larr.e aaaortment of ramilT and Pocket
Bible". American aod Oxford edition*. fbrraJaat reducod
price®. &-9_ JOHN 8. DAVISON. bSHarket st, ;
TIIE Bose and tho Ring, by Thackary;
Dr- Suilth’s History of Ureoee:
The Knout and the Euiwlin*, llltutratad;
Mormonlctn and the Mormknn, by Jerri*; <
Parish and other PenclTlngs, by Klrwin;
National Magazine fi.r Jcb. for cal® by
■ J. L. READ. <th at,
JOST REO’D A FRESH SUPPLY OF
The London Isvtares; Her. Tb. Jay*i Autobiograpbr
l<onl!> Modern History from th® time of Luther to tb®
fall of Napoleon:
Posm*, by John G. Saxe; Ruth Hall;
Klrvau’a ThaukaglTlns Sermon;'
Ida May;' Harper'* Btory Book No. 2.
Ter asle by ' J. L. RjtAD. 78,4 th street.
NEW BOOKS—Bayard Taylors Jonraey
to Central Africa, '■
Bayard Taylor'® Land of the Saracan*,
Aha)*: or. Life In Norway,
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern,
~ JudzeiXrfnw*. by Ik. Slarrel.
IDatory of Braddocb'a Kxpeditlon;
Ida May; Alone; Jqt sale by. SAY A CO.
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\rALUABLE N E\Y BOOKS— The History
f of an Expedition against Fort Doquemain ITSo,
under Major General Braid Jock- with plate® and maps, i
- Memoir® of Major General Btobo, of the Virginia K®si*
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• "Th® End nfControTenty.” Coutrorerted. A refutation
of Milner's Bud ofCofitrorrmy.-ln a eerie® of letter® to tb®
moat ReTcreud Vrands P. Kenrick, It. C. A., of Baltimore,
by John II lionkln*. I>. D„ LL. D, Bl*hop of Vermont.
Rannoft’s History of 13. S- 6th vnl. and full net*.
N«lly Brackou, slilg oi Forty Years Ago, by Aunle C.
Bradford.
May and D ‘cemVwr, a Tale oi Wedded Life, by Mrs. Hub
hack.
Camming’* Works, new supply; Minor Work*, Ac. ~
Bpemeer’e Sketch®** IrtandUd aeriea
OtahauMn’s Commentaries on tbo New Testament.
■ Hiinyrtenberc’s Chrlatuicsry.
Oaorbear® A llowßon'a Lit® and Epistle® of SL Paul.
Lewis' American Spur**rn*o,a splendid wors. For sal®
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NEW MUSlC—^Hard Times Come no More,
SL C. Foster;
.Minnie Gray; a* sung by Sanford's Opera Tronpe;
Dreaming of Thee Furorer. Wallace;
Strawberry Girl, with colored frontispiece;
1 will Sing no more of Sorrow, liatton;
Bachelor’* Lament;
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Tremolo Scbottiarh, Wallace;
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Florida Walts, UaraUlioo.
Brastle* of Caledonia, eontainlng a choice aelection of
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The ahoT® lost redd and for nl® at tbe Musis Storo of
fcl JOHN U. MELLOR, 81 Wood at.
E'PXSCOPAL ALMANACS—The Church
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jgl * H.SADLER. Allegheny.
F"pHE TWrXS, (»f Cunversatious on the Im
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May "wii pecember, a tale of Wedded ’ LUe, by Mr* Hub
back*
Brushwood picked ut» on the Continent, or Last Sum
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The Mrstrriesof the Court of. Qneen Anne, byW.H.
Aulfwnrth. ' v
Tb® Pioneer'* Daughter, by Emerson Bennett, ne_w ed.,
a tale of 40 year* ago, by Annie Cham-
Translations of Virgil, new edition. Jail fy’d by Kx
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I’m Walt! os trr the Spring Tima, a most ebermiflg new
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I’m NotfirwifAtAll, oneefthe bast Irish baUada «rer
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- VllUas and hli Dinah, eosue son?, by parry;
I Cannot Stall* Dear Mother, new. Barker;
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Id* Mar, 3d **
Whet Not, ’
Life’s Leesra,
Harper for January, SO vest 1 1 .5 th ropp! v;
Putnam ' ** “ 4th ♦
Graham 44 44 4ih M
Godcy • " ** *" 6th "
Knickerbocker u “
Prank Leslie's New-Tork Journal. cr January, a new
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Clarke's Catechism,
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Chemist, Lowell, Mas*. Price 26 ct*. per box. Five boxes
for *L Sold by Druggist* and Dealers in Medicine
throughout this section. f®6;4<nd4w;B
CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
jt« InFaJSSjU Kemrdy/ur '-.S tmfuUi, King's Eril. iZAewao*
tisi a. Obstinate Cutantatts Eruptions, I\atpUs or Fbitutes
on thf. Rsc*, BtoUhts, Boils, Agut ami
ic thro Ei/ts, Bins Wumor tUad
. EnZargcinaU and ibsn ofUtt /lattes aaFl
Joints, aluhbom Lleert.Syphilitit Bit
orturs, lasmbago, EptnaJ Om
ttaisits. onAaßShietua arts*
insjrom an Injialtdaus
vu tJ Mercnrv, tnr .
■gnAmttinldfi,
W
rpms mat alterative Medicine and Pori
-1 Her orßlood is now used Vr thousands 'of gratefal
patient from all partaofth* United States, who testify
dally to the remarkable cure* performed by the greatest of
all medicines, **CABTER’H BPANIOU MIXTURE.” Neu
ralgia, RheomaUsm, ttcrofttla. Kmptioaa on tbs bkln. Ll*-
erDtaeaie*,'F«Tera, Ulma, old J'ons. Affections of the Kld
oeyt Disease* of tie Throat, Femala OumplalnU, rate*
'and Aehiogof the Bone*and Jolote, ara speedily put to
flight br using thlsgreat sod Inestlmahla remedy.
For aS disease# or the Blood, nothing has y et been found
tooompare with It Mt cleanses the system of all Impuri
ties, acts gently and'•mdenUy oatbe Liver and Kidneys,
sUengtheu* the Dlgeftton, sirs* lone to the Htomaefa,
makes the skin dear and healthy, and restores the (km
stltutk».ratoebledbrdUnM*or broken down bytheex
cesses* or youth, to its pristine viecr and strength.
For the Ladies, It la Incomparably better than all (he
- ooamettai ever used. A few do#©* of Carter’s Ppeninh Mix
ture will remove all sallowneesof comptexlon, bring the
roses mantling to tbs cheek, give elasticity to the step,
and improve the geoeral health in * remarkable degree,
beyond all the medktnee ever bean! of
The large number of certificates which we have vetwired
from persons from all parts of the United States. Is the
bast evidence that there lino Jiumbug atoatit. -The
press, hotel keepers, magistrates, pbraieiaus. and public
men, well known to the community,*!* «dd their tsstimo-
wonderfulstfocteof this UKEAT BUXID PURI-
Call 00 tbs Agent ami gut a Circular and'Almwie, and
nad the wonderful eurea this truly greatest of all Medi
cines has performed.
Nona genuine unices signed BENNETT k BEERS, Fro
pristonCNo. 3 Pearl street, Richmond, V*_ to whom all
ordar* for supplies and agencies most be addressed.
For sale by B. A. Fahnestock k Ux, Fleming Jos.
Fleming, Pittsburgh; 1L P. Behwarte. Allsgbssy City, and
by Druggists csaevally. ac3»lTiUwT
IT HAS POWER TO CoKE—“I had not
I uod Ittwlca before IfcJt Us beneficial effects."
“itr. R. KJkUcrt—Eir:— Buffering from a cold and eoogfa,
for which I tried manyncelpte, without obtaining relied,
I sra* presented with a bottle of M R. K. Bellers* Cough
-Mixtura/* J think It a duty which lowa both youandthe
Rablioln genera', to positively aasert that I bad sot used
, twice befOre I (alt Its beneficial efforts, and (under the
Divine blasMag) bad no occasion to finish the bottle. I
Undify also, as to having wltneewd itemagteproprrttascn
Ifieuasof mine;one In particular, who baa a trylngatUck
on her lungs. acoomranlnd 'Wltb a dlstmalug cough.—
iVerUy theouiy true lteeulapio* (where coughs and cold*
affect the sufferer) baadesosuded anumgst tu in ”R. B.
BeilecF Cough Muctire. • M. FIXZOBRALD,
nttebargtx, Jan. 14,1851- v Write st.
Prspuedaod sold brU.ll. S ELLULS ft 67 noodst.
and for tala by druggists ererywbar*. da3o
t CIDER-AND WINE ggEitik
VINEGAR E|
FOR riGKLim ft FAMILY f«V
‘WelUrooim for Sts fine
Flavor, Strength end Fvrily,'
and warranted to Improve
Tor tale by file* barrel, half
b h,
ftBIRTING MUaUNB.—Wo invite the
We contfno* to keep, also, a suwrior article of Boaom
Linen, and being purchased fro^SS
nltowhlcb »Inrlt.tb..ttentirca of .IlwanUnr.n;
goodsluthisdspartaant. PruxttatuilViMtttnts '
»*7 MURPHY A BURCmriRLP.
ROLL BUTTER—2 bu fresh Roll Buttcp
_ *“ > daudforsatobr i»a HgNBYH.QOLT.TwB.
T~ARD—I6 kgs prime Lard recM and for
I Asaleby Ji& gESBY IL COLLINS. .
OGAP—sobxs. Palm Soap and 2A~boxG9
.C 3 Ro«ln Bcap la stor* for mle by T. LITTLE A 00.
T ARD & hbls. Lard and 18
’ B Sbbl*. Grease sow landing hem steamer Twin City for
a!in>r Jn36 • IBAUH DIOKKY * do.
TG^LAXSEED—IO bbls. new landing from
ifcgaalebr I. DICKtrrACO.-
BROOMS— 100 dos. Com Brooms for sale
hr.; - iai* : : HgNBY n. ceuawß,
WW EN 0 tana •Athenian and
iCd ir*ich for gate by ‘ ISAIAH.PICKgT k 00.
MEDICAL
TO THE PUBLIC.
MOST IMPORTANT ANNOONO EMENT;
RETIREMENT OF PROP. JAMES HeCUNTOCK, M. D
' Front the Philadelphia Medical College.
A MEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OP MEDICISt
Popular Medicine fox the fizxt time sanctioned by the
HIGHEST AUTHORITY IX TH* PBOTESBIOS!
THE undersigned have the pleasure of in
forming the public that they have mad* arrange
meet* with the eminent Prnfoncr JAMK3 ’SIcCLINTOCK
M.IL, of Philadelphia, known f.r more than a quarter of
eentmr part as one of the Practitioners and Teach
erg of Medldn® and Surgery in this country er In Europe
for the purchase of his redpes, and the preparation o
series of FAMILY MEDICINES therefrom, which will be
put up In a cheap and popular form, adapted for general
use, and suited to the most prevalent diseases. These
remedies embrace some of tbe most valuable discoveries
and combinations cwr known fisr the cure o! disease. They
an the fruit* of the most profound Investigation, th* wtd
est research, and the aiaxxt uneqoaled experience of oneo
the first physician* of tho age. E*rh remedy Is cspeeiall
adapted to some pcrficuisr.frm <if disease, In acccedaac*
with the highest principle* <J modem twMoaitdatu. Each
of theee remediee have been tried. Improved, and finail
perfected. In the come of a long, active and highly gun
femfiii practice, not only In Philadelphia, bat throughout
-many. distant sections of the country to whleh hi* great
eputatlon has called him. Their nature and effect are
known'and approved of by hundred* of regular physicians
who have been his students and seen their beneficial re
salt* In Dr. HcCUntoek’* own hand*, while they were un
under his tuition, in the Collage* of Philadelphia. Oastl*
ton, Pittsfield, and elsewhere.
ntio to* vouDwno cowtan:
Tbts is ta mrtifv ♦*«*- 1 have placed m tb* hanaa »
t«clpeeof m,
“Family Medldn*.’' with myfull authority tourepareaud
offwr tb*iu for popular use. They are such as I have been
In the habit oT recommending and prescribing for many
rears, and their competition t* well known to hundred* of
nrolar physicians, wl)o have been my rtudents, and who
sreroXiyw tbemnow practising with dMingoHhyl sne
omm in all part* of the country. My inducements, for thil
step are nuSSrous: one ofth* most urgent l*. that the dy
-maud formy remedies baa beeome so large, through tab
Irate report of thdr tuoeew, as to make preparauon
*bm trreit a draft uron my time; another is. the repeated
sSiclTaUcDi ofmr friend* and patient*, in tLe beUef that
the general Introduction of my rem®die* would be In many
reepocts a public benefit and finally, In securing the «»
orera tieu of Mr. Alexander Cushman, who la a thoroughly
educated Chemist and practical Apothecary of many yew*
expwieuM*, whereby I am enabled to assure the subtle
that they will be prepared In the rot, rcatrtahd most
' , ’ r ”jK?S‘sMu"f:«K. M. D, Ut. Pro«—r o.
Anatomy and Surgery In tho Philadelphia College of Mod*
Irin*. and Acting Professor of Midwifery: one of th* Con
suiting Physicians of tbe Philadelphia Hospital,, Blocks
lor: late member of the National Medical Association;
member ofth* Philadelphia Medical Hoeietr; member of
tbr Mwllco-Chlrargical College of Philadelphia; formerly
President and ITofeasor of Anatomy and Surgery in Ca*
tleton Medical OoUegn, Vermont: and also, late Professor
of Anatomy and I'hjaJnlocy In Berkshire Medlralln*Si»
tutlou, IHuaflold. Mass- A*—’ kc-. 4c.
We need scarcely remind the Intelligent public of th
preoj neceuitv which exist* for the Introduction of a *la*l
ofpoodandrelMiWrjMindiirmedianoi which may be confl
dsotiy adopted lowfamlly u*eaad .<fepoKfedon.ol of
fate* in the abeenee of a rbyilrias. as belnglthe legUlmat*
production* of N«.argnra«ot
is needed to prove fo* Immense superiority <J such a claM
Of remedies over the dangerous compound* that aredally
puffed into notice by ignorant and reckless men. solely for
the purpoee of enriching themselves at tbe expense of th
Uvra and health o. tb*l* follow being*. W* trust confl
dently lo th® good, wtaeof tbe community to support us I
his effort to axtlrnJ* tfi* great public evil o.r Cwwtvry
by giving a careful perusal to tlie following' list, which wa
braoe the first twelve, remedies 'of tb* eexies. and which
comprise* some of th* most valuable specific* ever discover
e<l for th* several complaint* enumerated- if you or any
of your friend* are tufferers, ow no time In procuring th*
aid of the.Arxf wtheui aulharitv of the day. by ibtaialng
and giving a trial to *ucb of there medicines a* are adapt
ed to the case. We call especial attention to th#Hr»to
tb* list a* being most ganeraUr demanded, at tki* season
amul,. lb " I PECTORAL 8VR"»
Tn» invalnahl* Byrup, which ts anumr » egetaate la It*
compoattloo. baa been ro«*sifor
many years In theeowof dUeaaraof the Aia Fisuuuino
I.UWG3. Th# m<wt mtnxmm diicare* of these oroans are,
Irritation and /..jfoaima/wm qf the Mucous MembraD*
which line# the airtnbesof tbethroaLwlndrlp® »nd lung*.
For anv of there forms of disease.whether; showtag them
timri. Tickling
Di JAe Throat. SpiUtnff B!o*U IhJhatlty f/BrratkuHh
Hoarsnuji orUa* <\f vtner. and Matte Wter, Its ore will be
attended with tb* hapnlrtt result*. It la ,Vs°® m,, V d
ono of tbe best and safest medldnea for allfonns of itron.
cAiti] and (hmmptiem.
aVo Laudanum <rr preparation of Orkbei, tn u*y shape. Is
thu &rup- DUCK Up Hot Bottle®! *l.
II COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE.
For recent cough*, colds and Irritation ol the throat«
lung*. It la especially valuable for ehUdmu no feadlr,lo
our changeable dlmate, abouM bsi without this effiment
remedy, which. If taken on the first syopteui of cold,
would prevent many an attack of Bronchitis, and a fatal
Issue in Consumption. . _ , , .
y 0 tawlanans or preparation of Opium. D» any iAqpr,te .
iAii Mixture. PRICK, per botUs, 26 cent*. _
HI . SHTfTXIA. ANDWHOOPINU COUGH REMEDY.
There terribly distressing diressesar# reUevrd ta an uo
ravaileled dagrea by this purely vegetable medlrin®. which
faasboen brought to perfection abwlvio the rourse ol
m»n> rears’ observation. Trial Is all that Is nwd®d te
prov® It* effiraer to those who have nsvor employed 1L
I ASD CHOLERA PttltPßi
XIVK.
A cxstas* cure for Dlarrhirrt and, (/ wjy, forDys
eatery, Cholera Morbus and AsiatlcCh'-.era. Tlds prerenp
tion nas xstu rattan to cure Dtarrhi- a: aud in VjsonUtt
it Is equally suereesfoL In tbe earl; of AsUtie
Cholera It wUI be found invaluable, lor t>ue of Infonte
and Cholera'lufiuitum it Ua •oTeregnretri’-d j Fuildl
rectFms forure aecoraparty each bottle. FRILL, per Bottle,
and 60 cent*.
Y TONIC ALTERATIVE BYRUP.
rev tne cure, 1. Of (httanevus or akin Disrates, rlx T*tter,
•Scurvy, halt Rheum. Itch, Ringworro, 4c. 2. otStexfulMU
DuSlts Scrofula or King's KviL White dwelling. Ooitre
or Swelled Neck, Tamers, Slow Ulcere, he.
DiaMMst Chronic RbeamatUm, flout, 4c. 4: Jtircurhu or
gyj&iliti* fhresse* of ail classes. PrlTtary f ß«euodary
tiara. Three dlreasw all arise from a faint Jn the system
requiring an alteration ofth# Seowttonsimd
rifieatteu of the blood. For thl* purporethe Tone ALtxa*-
*jy* SrxtP, which combine* the virtues of rertaln vesete
ete remedies suited to the diseased state ofth# OStem. wUI
be fi>und wasderfuily effective. FBltk JPlnt llotU®*| 4l
VI .DYSPEPTIC KLL.XIIL „ ,
OTSranaA, er dtrerdered digreHan, may be called the
Rational DLreare of America. It* tymptons tr# beadaeh*;
giddiness nervous new. low «p hi is dlninreeorvUion, wl t b
motes or specks tefbre the eyes itching of the nortrilg
dullnca* of bearing and riniuag.ln ttaMr« dtapwabte
taste In the mouth: or weight about
llfflculty of breathing; reuse of saffneatiou
or In aeoandlng naira; uneasy feeling about
the heart; trregularor deficient appitlte; renre of Making
at th* sv*n«ch; aMdltr. hrertborn;J»in or falnree of the
abdomen,and eostlveneea Boo* symptom* alt
way* appear Jo Dy»p#p«la;*nd sometime*the Same F*jj**°*
ha* many of them at th# same time, or at different ttnea
For attacking theee Protean symptom* tn thrir Seat and
/.ranged condition of the teiUwfcndtart
the Dreramc Kuxtaotnabine* Ml the raloahU ißgtedMJU
which the Vegetable Kingdom afford* Taken la conned
Uonwhh the ln care# where
three U much rath the Antl-BUItOttJ PilU,
where the functions of th* Uver *«
it will be found a moet tCectual remedy. PRICE llnPint
t«tu«] «1- RnKUHATTC HIXTUEJL
A purely vegetable romhlnatlon for tn# care of ilhrenaa-
Um, UouL aud aU Neuralgic and Rhetmiat»e£lre»*—
ThU mardyU offered with the Mreaf amMa^ltkaM
been used most rateurirelj and Is a* near a BHCTnafor
Bs«.ntn«ii. r.!■■■*»■ ae.the worli ha* svex reen.
per bottle, 60 cent*.
rni rheumatic liniment.
An Infolllbl* outward application for the relief of all than
matlo or. neuralgic yam*, sprain*, Bwelllnr«. Mlff o*ek,
stlffass of the joint*, pal ninth* ehoukiera, toe* : orJDnbc
It afford* Immediate relief from coUo, and pMn* Inthe
rtnmaeh and abdomen. Hi a counter irritanLitt* in valo
abte in alt area where an externrt *ttmulant 1* ocedwL—
PRIUB, per Bottle, 60 rente. „„
IX..—ANODYNE MIXTURE.
A meet easvenleat and vMjuhle remedy, to be used both
Internally and externally,rafth# relfer of raixs, wiirrnx*
act7raa&cnaaxK,a*ln ln tb* ChesLßtiteo
ea In Um Bide, Pain* In th* Face, Nenralgte Pain* wherev
er found. Pains tn th* Btomaeh. Bowels. Urer < <r Kidneys
In sadden attacks of Colic, Bilious Oollcjuid Fite of Bton*
or GrateL U will giro Immediate relief. PIUCR, per Bot
tle, nrtyCents.
X~— TONIC MIXTURE, OR FtTVZRANDA
BTBCIFIC.
A rare and safo vsgetahl* remedy forFewr an! Ague, of
Intermittent Fever In any o( its tonus, and fi>r ail dlw»aee#
neurring pariodkally. Tbit remedy baa bean triad to tb#
fullrtt extent, and has beau found a trauma *o for as any
Dodkinecan Da entitled to that name. In eouvatesseaiw
(rum acute dleeuea, where tonics are retain*), and In *U
<*M«of prostration of etraocth and want of nervous pow
er, U will be found ctegalarty efiiradnua. FRICK, per Bol>
* l ':il VKnETABLK fDBOATiVB PIUA
For the reliefof Cowsugmos, and all ita nalnfulr*«slU
each as Ueadacbe. Diulsas, rfek Btomach. I‘tlu, and al'
the symptooii enuswrated under the ‘-Dr*peptic Ellxlr.'i
In all case* where purgatiea is needed, theee Fill# are otter}
ad as a set* and mud, oni (Av*i oaihorite. No invalid, or
traveller should le wiibouL theta. PRJCB, per Box, "U
Cents, i . .
1 xti i.-m muoua nun.
For Liver Complaints, and all forma of dlaeaa* arising from
darangemeotof the liver, with symptoms sueb as yellow
ness of the £yw and Bkia, Dixxiness, Headache, with ring
ing In the ear*, yallov, furred tongue, polo in the right
•boulder, team of fullneM or palo in the right ikla, disor
dered atmeech or bowels, deficient action of tb# kidney*,
fcUr<n!ored stools, set. These i’llU, tf taken In the indpi
lot stage* of BUiou* and Yallow, or other Fever*, wilt gen
erally ward off the attaek. PRIUJt, par Box, 26 Cents.
The undersigned. In accepting the proprietorship of Dr
Jam** McCUntoek’s Family Medidoes, would respeetAiUy
•tata to the public, that In his profmflhm ae Dispensing
Chemist, for nearly fifteen years past, during which Urns
he bas been actively connected with the best pharmaeutl
cal establishment* Id this country, be haa had constant
occasion to see and prepare the ’prescriptions of the most
eminentpbyslelazui,among whom he wouldoameDr.Mott
Dr. Parker, Dr. Francis, Dr. C beseem an, Dr. Raw, Dr
Whittaker, Dr. Schmidt, Dr. Uoeark, Dr. Himain. Dra
Pratt and Ycong, Dr. Bedf, Dr. Green, end many others
n the dty of New York.
The experience thus segnlred euahlee him to diecrlml
oate with eonfidenoe between tegiltmaU nuJicintt, comlfay
td tcientijteaßv, *4 as to secure a harmonious chemical *»
Lion in union with their highest therapeutical effects, as
Urn Inaccurate mlrtum of quackery and Ignoraoe*; where
in, for want of proper knowledge in combining them, the
besttegrediant* may neutnllM and destroy each other,or
reralt Is a substance highly Injurious, and contrary to Its
ntebded design. It 1* with pleasure, therefore, that b
esttflss that the prescriptions #f Dr. James MeCllntock *r
ot only eompend of the most valuable medical agents
known to, and habitually employed bf?our best prartt
tioser* In tbs treatment ot' the several diseases for which
thoy are Intended, but they are combined in tneb accurate
proportkas. In relation to their • bora leal and medicinal
affects, a* to secure the attain meat ot the utmost increase
of their power and efficiency.
In conclusion, b* will only add for hluselfl that he can
rater with confidence to hi* past career, ss his guarantee
to the public that these prtal remotest In his bands will he
strict accordance with the preeerlp
tlou* of their distinguished originator.
ALBX. CUSHMAN
Graduate and Trustee q/Wie N. Y. QlUg* <if Pharmacy.
The above Medicine# may bonrncured, at wholeaaleor
retail, of A, CUHIDIAH A 00^
Bolt Proprietor, No. 123 Fulu>q at., New York.
And of all the prindpri Druggist* la this eity.
Also of JAMES McCLtNTOJE, 31, D.
corns? of Oth and Filbert its, Philadelphia.
And of FLEMINQ BROTHER!), PHteburgh.
And GEO. H.KSYBEB, Agent, cor. of WoodsL and
Virgin alley.
And of J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny Cltr.
And may be ordered through any Apothecary, Dragglit o
Ceuntrr Btorekseeer In any port of the country. a!7
BOGS HAIR—2S bags curled Hogs' Hair
iort rac’d and for sale by »■ HAUBAUGu A 00. ,
F LOUR—300 bblf. S. P. and Extra Family
Floor rec*d and for safe by 8. ItARBAUQH A QQ,
HOPS —10 boles prime Ena torn Hops rocM
and for sale by B« HABBAUGH A 00.
LINBEED OIL—IS bbls; Linseed Oil in
store and for sale by B. HARDADOH A UP.
GREASE LARI)—S bbls. rod’d and for Bdle
by BKLL A UagETT, Water street.
A A. SIASON & CO. have junfcrecM 100
/Ve pe*. of Alpacas, Coburg*,. Paramattas, kc H which
wltTbesoidatSeml-ADPual prices* J&l9
C UNDRIES—2 bbls. Lard;
*3 it bbls. Grease: tiO bfcla. Flaxwwd, to arrive
or sale by IBA UU DICKEY *OO.
T ARD— IO kgs, pnmo Lord just rcc'dand
A for tale by. , .6, TntttUUQg * CO.
VALENTINES —A larga ond beautiful aa
* sortmeatof Oomtcand Ssatlmsntad Talentlneihtit
.total, or null, lomt Hun
Mon oSn,J In til.at, (Mi n. ti«». it -■. j
J* 3o 1.*.C1-Ftli'a Uookiton. »> Wood rt.!
f »fins?i S V§ up - 4 EXTRA FLOOR; i
vXM/MO bos.llrl«a Pomlmi,lul t m, ■
- lOC bue.Cu>ver Seed, a, hi, w, l ■
J>3o WALLAQB A liberty ft. j
2S* h this day 1^
XJ M Oclrsdandfcrmlehr . .'ifigra,T jt OOLUN. J
tj*EATBEB&-i!ti sacks-dow landing
-JP ’stsaasrAJsUn forgatobv. ° “ t
i* M n—i IB AH-DIGKEY AOO.
HOUSES, FARMS, &C. IKSURAyCE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE—A large
J lot of ground, situated lathe 9th ward, and fronting
on Psan *b. between Harrison and Carson, running back
to Spring, alley, on which are ercctedTtwo double 3 story
Brick Hu uses on Prein cL. and 4 Brick Tenement* on
Spring alley. The whole property is In prime orlre, and
occupied by prompt paying tenant*. Those wanting a
good and safe Investment should apply *t oner. Ottered
at the low price of £000?. Now rente far SAW. Apply
soon to fe9 g, McLAIN 4 BOSTsivSth »t.
(ytt 1-2 ACRES OF LAND, situated 1 1-2
i O nllMfrom Enon Vnller BUtion. In' Unrata
to acre* cleared. halan*e to cowl timber land, with good
Frame Hoase, Barn and Orchard, fronting on wert braneh
of Urtteprarcr. Call on B. McLAIN 4 BON.
OWA LANDS TO EXOB
PITTSBCfian iIAMTFACnTRE3-TTe hare !oar hm.
» and eighty acre* nfleiefUcct land la lowa county,
which wo wiUexrhanga fcr
lOTTU
tCTwd trtldtm. Apply to
LAWBENCEYILLE— 52.000 ONLY—For
ral. » comlbrt»Mi thralling Doujt of Ml, pulor,
or room, kitchen, good eellar and four bed room*
Tbe lot hu a front of 4a ft. on Allen fU byloo deep; * well
of good water and pomp In the kitchens oat-ores. «t*U*
garden and fralt tree*, crape T .^sL o iL c fei e^-^ a i a :
all tn good order and will be alofbr STW iinutod.
B-CPTUBERfd SON, 140, 3d>t-
TjVARM NEAR FREEPORT FOR SALE-
P We are anthorited tonsil that Mien Kano, near
Freeport, for the sacrificing rtl»„$ r ;* 1G P” “ Jr 1
ovrner vriahe* to leave fcrtre far W«>*t«nthe 15th tnrt,-
Applr S) fea P. McLAIN *BON t ‘il. Oth at.
Building lotsfoe sale—A4ot of ?o
ft. front on MeKou it. by SO ft. deep. jltueted In Bir
mingham. Price 1250. Alia Ulpt* iitnata.l In Lart Bir
mingham, each having it front of ISO ft, on ilcaUow it. tij
GO ft. deep. Price of each 4125'. Apply to
frl "b.COTHBEKT ABOM,'UO3d «t.
/did Dairy Farm of 100
110 Plank Ru&d. 8 njllci from
f. On it an ‘2 floe Ordiarda of
cel, Harn and Stables, and et
at SGS par acre. Enquire of
' TUO3. WOODS, 75,4tft it.
TOOK SALE—A Bplcnt
i »erw, n»»r tbs PerryaTdl*
ttecitT. It la In prime ordef.
srtfted fruit, irith sttcxl Howl
«rr «jaT«iiieuce, Friea lowJv
fawr J_h
FOB SALE—A Gauntry Scat of 11 1-.
ura, w!Ui»d3 mflMoitbeeftT.oo ■jmodrofd. It
la offend Torr low. Enqtirelof THOsTWOODS,
fcri-tf i 75 Foortli at.
JjilUilT
-iIT ACRbSOt] EXCELLENT LAND
for ale, Inaileaaantloeatioa, at about)« of a mile
Horn East liberty anil the' r*nnsylyanl*-K. IL station,
with a dwelling house and (table, a varioty of bearing
fruit trees, a Inrun garden, and good water. Tbe laud Is
all cleared and under (toed f«aw. Price $l,OOO. lor
terms, apply to H. OHTIIBBItT k SON. HOv jd >t
rs>o faumersTdaTuy-men an j tan
| NEKS.—For (a1e,478 aeraaofLand, In Westmoreland
oounty, 50 mile* fj bnurtrlde) from Pittsburgh. and l l <
milca from IllUsla** Water Htatlou, on tbe Pcunsrlranla
Railroad. Abont4o acres arn chart'd;gtwd tillable land,
a pea which In a l/>g House and 11am. It In well adapted
to tbo raising of fruit, or It wuuldm&kean excellent Dairy,
gram growinglaxoriaotly, and the place being veil sup
plied with t&e best-water. Therein on abundance of the
finest timber, six; Cbostnut, Chestnut Oak, (bark timber)
White Oak, Poplar, *e. It l» well worthy thsittention of
Tanner*, an the oark can be sunt to Pittsburgh, by either
railroad or canal. The Umber alon* Is worth more than
tbe prieo asked, and most of the land would a Curd excel*
ent_partnre.whmi cleared.
The whole will be *oM fbr the Terr low prio of (0 per
arre: or It will bedlvi'taltoinilt purchasers, at from $4 to
$8 per vxe. according to quality.
lerms— I Two-fifths In hand, the balance In throe equal
annual payments. Title ladlsputaMu. Enquire of
oc-Jl-tf THOU. WOODS, 76 WonUL
Valuable irroperty ior Sale,
i Liberty street, ndjoinic the Methodist
VJUwo Yard, near Canal Basin. Thills now the only
desirable piece of property In this mdghborhood not alrvmlr
bought un hr the PenusjlvauU Railroad Company* front*
log on Liberty CO foet, ou Elm uLmst 100 feet thence to the
Methodist Urave Yard 8814 fret, to LH*rty lot feet.
Thla property Uranst desirable as a Hotel. The buUdinz?
now on it, agood substantial three story hrick, with ait
the necessary hack buildings, baa lor along time Wen oc
cupied as the Union Hotel, doing a good business. Capi
talists and others desirous of making a good Investment,
will do well to examine the premises.
. mpJChtt KUWABD FABER.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—Situn
ted In North Fayette townsirp, Allegheny county,
10 miles from the city and ->i miles from the Steubenville
railroad, at the Nohlestown eta Hon: contain* 40 acres, all
cleared aud fencod and loa high state of cultivation. The
Improvements are a oomfortalde dwelllag house with 6
rtxraja, Haro, htabto, Stone Milk-house, Bmokivhou»< and
otbur out-buildings. There is au orchard o! choice selected
fruit of various kinds. The place la well watered by tU
living iprlnce, and the whole place no be easily cultiva
ted. It is situated In a good neighborhood, convenient to
church, mill, school, Ac. Apply to
jaß n. M'LAIN k 80N, 21 6th at
\ SPLENDID FAK3I—-For safe a Farm of
J\. M 3 acres, 80 acres In a high state of cultivation. 60
or prime bottom land, balance cbok« timber; a two story
Brick House, well arranged; a large frame bairn, and all
necessary out bouses, of tbs best material, and put up In
the most suhr aottnl manner. Apple aod Beach Orch
ards, and abundance of other fruits of choice qualities
situated ob the Toughlougbeuy river, 4 miles above Mc-
Keesport, and itt from thla city, Price $5O per acre Ap
ply to _ Ji23_ B.£UTUBBKT AJB>NTl4O._Bd *L_
VT EAR NEW BRIOII'TON—A line Farii of
L y 108 acres, all level land, and to a good state nf culti
vation, with anew Frame Mouse, a good Orchard of graft
ed fruit, necer-falling springs, plenty of coal, a good barn
aud tenant bcmses; aitaatetln a good neighborhood;
churches, schools. mills, Ac., and convenient to New
Brighton. I*ric*, SS6 per acre. For terms, Ac,, apply at
-the old established Baal Katateoffiee of
jaSO __ _ 5. CUTHUKBT k HON, 140, Sdjri.
G>/‘||"'hLOTS FOR SALE—In Germantown,
within 16 mluutrs walk of Pittsburgh, acrcw*
the Allegheny river, oppeadte the Aquadurt, fur th* low
priee of 8160 each, $26 In hand and $26 iwr year—they
ought to sell a that price In a few day a If you want a
bargain and a cheap house, you cannot purchase too
soon. Koqulr* of TIIUILAH WoODH,
aegy 74 Fourth street.
best sito for an extensive Alanuioeto-
M rj In the floorlihlnK Borougb of Birmingham, oam
prfclug shout cue sad a half acre* cf ground, hariaga
fronton Water, MeKta tod BiwUia iti. And aleo
■mailer lire lota, ia a great variety of •Uaatione, fronting
on the principal builneaa ft*, la .Birmingham, Kart Bir
mingham and South Pittsburgh: can be bad cheap on apj
rlttatloo to P. AL UA VIS, Auct, cor Wood A 6th *<«u
Land in elk county fok sale-
W* offer for «alt about 4000 um of Und In RJk Co.,
la enteral traote of different eUee, which we will Ball at
the extraordinary low |irk* of C*tm IMLxt atui a llMf pr
Acre.
Tract No. 1 contains 1000 acre*.
*■2 - IDOO
“8 M ibm
“ 4 “ 216
“ “ & 62
Th* tills U qaM»ptfcm»bte, lutldc Ueo ortalnsllr il*-
rlts-i from thsj*uus Oor«rtiuy?al. Tio l*n«i i« eood firro
torlsnJ. »»U.tia>b«rt*rMci altuMo Iji a fiu» bosltbr lo
cation, within »tbors dt*t*oos nf mjj-wsy, tbo eountT
•sL The .UJfßbsnjr VslUt uui ?unhurr sod Kri« R*U
rwwl* both nnUmsch &!!(«*/, tbo* Oordlne Fuperiur
thrUltiu to pnreliUMn. AmJ» to
d*2U B.McI*AIN A W).V, 21.6tb *t.
Mt. Washington" property for
CALB—A good Frame Dwelling llnuse, with largo
UJ ft. frout on tow brow of the hill, ud ruaßlnc
Iwck 422 ft. on Uerlba st. to »n ftlief. with a well oi
good water, ebadr end fruit tree*, ft Ȇb!c. *r_ and*
t'octl board Mo>-« around the property. Prlo
IVnan* deeiroiuofft pleasant r*/i'Unr* and pure w*fr,
with » tlew of the two citioe, riven, Ae, would do well to
att«Dd to the above. Aprjlr mku at tb« Beal folate Of
flreof j rii i». CtfTltniCKT A toy. Hd, 3d at.
THIRD ST. PROPERTY FOR SALE—A
new thne etonr 8rl& Dwelling House, of 11 roams,
a large £tor* fuvua, a hall, gu tutor**. lath room
and Rood aJUr. No. lil Third it.
A tero story Brick DwnlllDgUouse, of 3 rooms, a hall and
Store Kooci. eehar and finished attic; also, a back build
tug, euitatd* for a dwelling house
A two steer Dwelling firm** on Sd et.. containing three
room* and a store lloom and finished attic, with a large
baicorcnjn the Cellar. S. CUTIIBKRT A WN. 140. 8.1 st.
1.1 OUSE A LOT IX>R _ SaLe IN‘“eaST
I I LIBERTY, e)tuate<l within 2 uluutee walk nf the
Railroad?tailsn. The lot be* a front of 130 feet on the
Gmusi'unrh Tumrlke sad extend# back 10S feet toast.
The building ennslsts of a two story Brick House, hall and
7 rooms, iscladlDg the kitchen; btable, krj, great variety
of Fruit. Immediate possession ean be given. Price, CL
2W. Terms roey B. McLAIN A SON. Vt FKm st.
CiOUNTttY* SEAT FOR RENT—A »ieau-
J tiful Gnnutry Beat, a ahurt dlstauce from the city,
on a a omnibus route, for rent. Appl'ln
_ THOA WOUt)H.7o.4th»t.
FjK)H SALE—A liousoand 2 Lota in Bridge
water, offered at a great bargain. Knnutro of
an-4-tf TIIU.H. tVUOD*. 76. <th st.
IU'OR SALE.—A splendid Country Ke.ni
1. denrw, on the Ohio River, adjoining the House of Itef
uge. on the plank road, at Wind's Kuo. There is 6 aro-s
covered with atarp* auiount i-f grafted fruits, evergreens,
Kraprw, berry* and garden tool*, with a laprriw Dwcliinx,
Uarn an>l out hoaetw. All lntende>t to make a coufiirtahle
home. It it offntvs) low. Rmjulroof itooert Davis
oo the promises, or of
arli-t/.
I ARGE BUILDINgToTS KOR SALF^
I J Wllhln 'JO mluutra walk of th» citr. tor SU6O «sch.
Term*. I'JD la baod, titlanoln 4 rr&rir partncuU
•oXi K_COTUiIISKTi SUN, 140, Wit.
HALE—A superior Farm in Beaver
JL «4tjDtr,3miUafmm bwllngton, nod & mile* from
K 7w_ Brighton,oouUlnluc ICO acm, Ist) of whit-h la undvr
enJUration, and Is first rat* order.vilb mod orchard ■«><
M wet of real on It. It la offered low, Euqotraof
_*o3W£ TIiUMA* WOODS, Jft, 4U> at
THO 3. WOOD?. 74 Fourth ?tr*eL
|j*Oß SALK—A fine Farm oa Ci&rticrfl
JL .Creek, containing 131 urns well Improved, <i;i>r6
tuilM from the dtr. 4l*o, a good frame boo** and (ut near
tbn head of federal rL, Allegheny. It ii offered Terr l-i*.
I bar* a Printed Register With this dnecrlpUoo of a Ursa
number of forms, country Beat*, houses and lota, which
wUlbegirratoanr who wish to buy-properly th»y will
bad desert bed cm It. A dneeiMortmeqt for sal*. C*JI on
mselfr-tf _ __ •• TlfOS. WUOH?,76, 4tb^t.
FIX) RENT—The Store Room, H 3 Fourth kU
1 _ Enouire at the plac*. Show Case* and a new, writ
finished Counter am be obtained by ealilag there C>r a rea
sonable price. tnylb-li =
"E'OR SALK.—Two Houses and Lota on
A Wj ila street, near Washington.
i»u (Inuamand U>tson I'enonylranla Arcane.
On* lot oa Towusnnd street.
Also—Twenty others fn different part* of the city, all of
which will to aotd low on fair terra*—They or* described
on my printed Register, which yoa ran bare gratis by eali
ns at 76 Fourth street,tf yon won’t bay, and If you bare
property for tale, by calling oa me. yoa can hare It before
tbapablk at targein a rerr easy way, enquire of
THUS. WOODS, Commercial linker,
Sp4tT 76 Fourth, etrcct.
1 AND FOR SALK.—I 43 acres of Land,
I i ‘J.'i mUe* cost of McKeesport, on which l* a good
Cottage UcaN sud Darn; 110 aero* cleared, a large or
chard of gra/lodfrult, and 05 aero* of OaaL Now u the
time fljr a bargain.
60 tcraaof land; near J. Murdock** cardan, with a good
frame house oalt; It I*cheap.
60 sent, 3 mile* west of New Brighton, on It are cood
Improvements; ltwUlbeeotd very low.
Alan, :i FfUTns of Oooi, on the Munongahela Hirer, and
,great variety of other farm* and email lot* of load la
ihe rldoity. wbirh 1 hare described oa my printed regis
ter. Call and get one, If yoa want bargain*, of
epWf THO.MAH WOODS, lb Fourth street
STREET PROPERTY.—Tfia
JL undersigned offer* at privetosole the property on
Federal atreewt, moth tide, shore Koblnaon, consisting of
KIOIiT LOTH, each haring a fronton Federal street of 20
feet, and running back luO feet to an alley 10 fWt wide,—
bo large a body of ground. In a position so eligible, Isbei*
talnly now not to be met with In Allegheny City. Them
lota ar» offered at the low price of S2OUQ each] one-fourth
cash In hand, the balance at 1, ‘A and 3 yean.
Person*who may Incline to rairbase on the terms (rtlp
nloted, will apply tu N. UOLMKS A BON,
ocTI ~~ Hanker* and Broken, 07, Market at
T AROE CITY LOT TO LEASE.—Tho
■ A Lot of around, at present occupied by John M’Cloe-
Eey7 Clothier, on Lllmrty stmt, between Sixth street, wIU
be leased fbr a term or yean from April let, next. Apply
to _ . JOHN 8. IRWIN, No. 82Market street,
a2fctl BO PERT ROBB, Fonrth street.
Tj'Oß SALE,—A Ground Rent on Taluablo
JL? Improved property on Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Rn*
quire at the Qaxette Office. aels-tf
FOR SALK OU TO LET.—rwUI seU Of
trot my property InMonchester, consisting of ashort
acre of Ground, apon which are erected, 3 Frame Houses,
one containing 8 and the other 4 rooms; Btabling, Car
riage, Wood and Oca] iloase, and a fine assortment or fruit.
This property Is very pleasantly situated near tire Ohio
Klrer. Th* buildings an shaded by trees, and north*
Omul bus station. iwUl all, or a portion of mr Furni
ture, and weald prefer retaining possession until Ist of
May. Apply to. ILLR K, 133 Liberty street. ,
T7OR RENT—A comfortablo Dwelling^
I Houro. containing 8 Rooms, In good order, Sta-JaHl
bung. Carriage noose. Coal Iloase and out Otco, with 2
acres ol rich Land. *Ol planted with Fruit and Shade frees,
and nearly ail bearing applet, peaches, A&: an. excelleni
Arbor, covered withOrape Also, a Flower Oerdcn,
Act, situated In Pitt Township, ltf miles from the OhOrt
House. Rent moderate, to those who would take gnpd
ear* of the property. Enquire of JOHN WATT,
_do3l , • Liberty street.;
ITOR SALK—A first rato Grocery Stand
JL Fixtures, with a well selected stock. 1 The. stand
isoneof the best In tho «ty, and has a good loeol and
country eastern. For particulars, addressßox 200. Jeia
FOR BALE—4 Tieautifal Country beats/oa
Übsdthrtrsetrood.tidssldeof East liberty. They
a«w cnolM and ought t° be secured by thorn who
wish o delightful country hams, Enquire or ?
anSl-tf THOa.WOQDa.T6, 4 th st, !
1' OT. IN TEMPERANCEVILLE FOR
BJ 8 ATiK—lrotlaggo ftrt oa Wolnat st, an the south
adjoining lot ttfMrs-M. Phil Ups, and running hack to' a
10footausrtvTUstotlawell situated,:andtbe till*tn
* worraubwdewl
JwKFaKlNtaf'AttonSw'at'Law^ 1 ;
nySTf UGrant street.
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Co.
OFFICE in the North Soom ofthe MER
CIIANT3’ EXCUAh'CK, Third itrr«L I'hHtdulihii.
„ MARINE, INLAND AND FUIE *
*'“*• c « ! " “* *"**«• to on
UartLiraj-On Goad, br Rlror. Cum] uul L»k«.
°*
W~IV.OO.BU.*,
assets or the company.—
„ , , .. _ Xoraart. L 1&63. f
Bead* and JlDitzmcw.- S as,two 00.
United State*. State of PonnsjlTaoia, Phiiv 1
del phi a City, Camden *rirt Amhny Baihtuul,
tail other lj»n« 145.9,\ft 00
Stock hi Bank*, Railroad* and Inrorance Cb*~. 19.7e7 70
BUU EeCeiveablc ... 120.153 M_
SIANGE FO
Cash on hind-.- in*7o3 C4'
Premiums on Marine Pcildaa recently issued... 87.137 iT7
Buhecription hotel 100,000 00
DtXXCTOU:
WUUaa Martin, James C. Hand, Dr. A. M. Ilustoa
Joseph 11. Seal. Theoph. paaldins, Wn. Eyre, jr n
Edmond A. loader, Isaac R. Davis, Joshua L. Price,
John. C. .Davis, Hugh Craig, James Tennant,
Robert Barton, ttaencex McHvaiß, Josephs. Cornett,
John R. Penrose, Charles Kelly* Jas. D, M’l'arland,
??*??& y » m ' n 'l K - Stoiei, Wm. C. Ludwig,
LdwM Darlington, Henry Sloan, . J.T.Logan. WtPg.
11. Jones Brooke, James Tranualr, D. T. Morgan, do.
J.O. Johnston, WILLIAM MARTIN, President,
Tboios C. Ha*p, Vice President
„ Joseph W. Co
HTOma of the Company, No. 65 V
burgh. tjeUUfJ P. A. MA
Franklin Fire Insurance Co., of PhilatT’a.
I~|IRECTORS: Charles W. Baocker, Geo.
JLr W. Ricbvds, Thoc llart, Uordocal D. Lewis, Tsbiai
rHPtf* c- Borle, Samuel Grant, David 8. Brown,
Jaoob R. HtnUhTMurris Patterson. .
UIIAKLKS N. BANCRER, President.
Chasms 3. lUscxza, Secretary.
‘Ttxis Cmnpany oontfnun to make insurances,permanent
or limited, on every description 0/ Property la town and
00 ’J,2 t n'. at rates as low u are consistent w|ih security.
loetnmnany bare reserved a large contingent fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums. safidy invested,
afford ample protection to tha assured.
The assets of the Company, on January Ist.lß&l, asjrab-
agreeably to the Act of Assembly, were u follows.
Mortgages.. .. _ *915,128 <3
Real IJjUU W.3T7 78
Temwirary Loans 83,ftfi817
Stodta. 613X900
Cash, Ac. .. „ 61346 81
91312,708 41
Since their incorporation, a period ni •ll’ycars, they hare
paid upwards of One Million Fonr Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Loom by Fire, thrrebj affording nvidonoo of the ad*
▼Xhtages of iDrarnnrw, as well as thrir ability and dispoel*
tjon to meet with promptn. M *ll HsbDiUe*.
Western Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
MEDIA KILLER, Jtt., PRCff ~y. jj, OOKDQfI, SXO'T.
Will In.suro ngiiinat all kinds of Fire and
U.‘ine Kiska,
DnUCCTUKK
Thou, Scott.
A. Nlmick.
C. W. Kirketeno,
0. W/Jackm.
. , . Wm. 11. Smith.
KF K boma faslitutlmV mnraß**-! by Directors veil
mown Id tuis community, ami who will liberally adtost
tnd promptly pay all Issues at the Office, Nf.. v 2 Water
i Co a Warehouse,) up (lairs, Pittsburgh.
K .Milter. Jr„
J. W. Hatter,
Win. I.yon,
C. IhmjWD,
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation
Insurance.
PItHE Insurance Company of North America,
; .1. Philadelphia—Chartered I.W. Capital, $500,000.
- Asset* Jannarr 13,1851, $1,0u1,U55 50. Will make In*u-
Tanccj on bulldliiK* and Umlr content*, Id thin eity and
rleinltr; also on property ofnrery dMCriptUo. r hipped »r
rteamboat* and other »©**.•!*, either ty Iniaud transpor
tation or on the nu.
natcroKS:
A/thnr A.Coffln, IWt. Thomas P. <V>m,
'.Samuel W. Jonei, John U. Neff.
Kdwanf Smith, Ultbai.l I>. Wood, -
John A. Brown, WlMatu W«l*fa.
Samuel ¥. Smith, Fraud* lloekina,
Samuel Brook*, S. Austin Alliboue,
Charb* Taylor, U’m. ¥.. lsow«u,
White, (leurgu AeiilnwaU,
Jarpb 51. TTiaoia*, Janie* N. blekaon,
. 11. l>. Sberrerd, Secretary.
Tbl* 1* the oluext Insurant* Company iu the United
Elates, and from It* hleh (lauding, long experience, ample
mean*, and avoiding all ride* of an oxtra naaiuduu* char
arter, it may be cnntidcivd a* oflerluu ampin aocnrity to
Uw Public. • WILLIAM l». JoNKS. Agent,
»l WJ and SI Water (treat.
SCI El. LAN ECUS.
Pittsburgh Riding School,
respectfully to
1 thi* Ladle* and <l«<nll*m<Mxof PitUburgh, that he hM
rm-Ud a HIDING SCHOOL, which, In point of
§!*<•. msmodioiumcsa and adaptation, nndetuabir exetla
any similar establishment In the United fitat*-*. Haloes
tton 1* aceralhte from all parts of the eity, while Ha high
and airy situation, rehtlere Ifcspeelally enlD** to the pro
motion of health, by this tnoat agreeable exsrdaa. The
horses an docile ana well trained, and the proprietor
pledgca himself tfcatnu pains or expense will be spared to
make this establishment the first In tb« confidence of the
public. orjMtf R. U. PATTKK.'-ON'.
JAJDSBTWTWOOfIWELI,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER,
not. 07 *59 09 totad utaxtt. nmDL’&aa.
JW. W. respectfully informs his friends
• and customer*, that he has lost eompletnlhls stock
or Furniture, which U decidedly toe largest and best «Ter
offend for sale In this city. As no U determined to nphold
bis stork, wlthfwasoned materials, best workmanship, and
newest designs; and from the extent of his orders and
fadlltrln manufacturing, he is enabled to prod nee war
ranted FURNITURE at the lowest prior*.
Us keeps always on hand tha greatest variety of every
description of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest,
to the uotft elegant and costly, that a house, nr any part
nf one, may ba furnished from his stock, or manoijacHxrtkl
expressly to order. The following articles consist in part
of his assortment, which, for riehnnra of style and finish,]
eanoot hj surpassed In any of the Eastern ctliue.
XIV tete-a-tete Vo&s;
IUQ Koike in i'lofh and Hair Cloth:
100 dozen Mahogany Chairs;
40 do Walnut do
100 Mahogany Hocking Chains
WW'aJnot do do
100 Mahogany Divans;
60 Walnut do
100 Marble Top Centre Tablets
60 do Dressing Bureaus; •
ISO do Waetunand*
40 Inclosed flo
IUO Common do
60 riaiu kmaslnc lianas*,
40 Mahoeany Bedsteads 1
20 Walnut do
160 Cottage do
too Cherry and Poplar Bedstead*:
SO Mahogany Wardrobe*
10 Walnat do
10 Cherry do
40 Halo Itnmau*
1V» pining and Break fast Table*
ft SearLery and Hook case*
SO Pna-n Cane Heat Chairs
24 Cane 3*wl lurking chairs'
I*2 Ladies’Writing Desks;
ilat and Towel standsh What-Not* t
EUguin* | I'apier Mache Table*
Conversation Chair* \ IVtnbmke do
Kiizabetben do; - Mali and Pier d»<
Heeeptioo <l<A Ladle** dee
Pearl Inlaid dn ‘ Kitauaion Dining Tab.e*
Ar it do. Ottomans;
UoUuo and llailChairs;
Also, a large aasortuisntof Common Furniture aud Wind*
tor Chairs.
Cabinet makers supplied wl;h art Mes in their line,
titeambnate and Hotels furnished at the shortest notice.
All orders promptly attended to. tnfc2o
TUB NBVF YORK AND LIVERPOOL
TOTTED STATES HAIL BTEAMBES.
Tb* Ship* w-tn poring tbla Lin* am the
ATLANTIC, Capt.We*L AlumciCapt. Low.
PACIVIU, Ocm«nek.
npHESE Ships have been built by contract,
B axprrjiJr fbr OoTentinent -eery rare baa been
taauu la their. ammtrocttnu. M to th*» Engine*. to ensure
•tnnetb asd *TMed, and their accommodation* for Piwn-
B»r* .nnaqoaUad for elegant* and comfort.
Mnof l“a***ce from-New York to Llmpoo In Flrat
Cabin, or extra |U»I Stab* Itonm*. 930 U;
In Second Cabin, 970; frost IJverpool to New York £3U
and CA>.
An experienced Surgeon attaebrd to each Ship. 1
No IWrtb ran be aecurvd nntll paid ftr. 1
I'UOPiKtKD DATESOP MAILINQ.
Fsoif New Yoax. 1554. IPaoit iusanroot, IE&4.
Saturday, January 7.
Saturday, “ £l.
Saturday, February 4.
Saturday. •* 18.
Saturday, March 4.
Saturday, “ la
Saturday, April 1.
Saturday, “ 18.'
Saturday, u 'Si. I
Saturday, May IX
Saturday, “ 'SI.
Saturday, June 10. >
Saturday, “ IH.
Saturday, July 8. j
Saturday, “ lid.
Saturday, August o.'
Saturday, * 19. 1
Saturday, Sep tdnberlA
Saturday, “ 10.
Saturday, ** 80,
Saturday, October 14.
Saturday, “ ‘S3.
Saturday Nor amber 11,
Saturday, “ 10.
Saturday Peoanbsr 9. Iwadnoeday, December IS.U
Saturday. ** . 23. | Wednesday, “ 21.
k'or Freighter Pataaan,apply to EDWARD K. COI.LINB
*OO, 6U Wall itreet, New York; IJKOWN, SUIWiKI *
00, K. . UORKItTS * 00,13 KiOfsVArmfc
lindori; JOllN‘ MUNItOD iOl), Hue NotraDainedes
Vletolna, Parle, (JKOHOE 11. DRAPER, llano.
The owneraof thtwe Ship* will not be a«t>untahla fcf
Oold. BUrer, Dallloa. Sperlu. Jewelry, {‘redout Stone* or
Metal*. unKifjmit of badinff are tlgued thereto, and tha
ralue therein eiprwcd, |yl9
Carpetings, Oil Cloths and Mattings,
A RE NOW RECEIVING DIRECT from tho
/TManaOrtiirera. their eholcs and urjro aiwntmoot o
Gjrgotlajfsand OU Clothe for Bpring safes, and in cartoon*
ttoyal English VelvatCarpetJg
Oruseelsand Tapeetry dot
Aobussons. a new article;
imperial andfinper 3 Flys;
Tapestry and do Ingrains;
extra and Fine dee
m Church Carpetings;
* Tapestry Stair a«
TwlUw and Plata Vsoltlans,
Together with Wool, Dutch, llemp, Cotton, and every
deeerlptlon of loir prieod goods.
Floor OU Cloths mo a to 24 toet wide, Fresco and Chlntx
patterns, of all qualities and pricos. Also, mosaic, cbanUls
and tufted run and mats;'nUoo and table coven; window
■hades, tenitlaa bUndn buff and green oU cloths; buff hah
land: stair rods, *<%, dr.
UiMnras—Wnlteand cheek canton matting, 34,44, 04
and 04 wldettalrt, eocoa matting 24,34, 44; 04 ana 04
Vide, all of which will be offered at the fewest eoiApriceal
. nthlO
Boots and Shoes —Wholesale and Retail.
TAMES ROBB, Market and C Union st« 7,
ef addoor&om the Market ploose, Pittsburgh, would
eill the attention of his friends and the public generally
to the fact; that he has now on hand the largest and best
■cleejidstoek of BOOTS tod BHOAB,in allthelr varieties
such as aranrorn, by the Indies.and g*ntl«m«rt>f Phlla, N.
York and Poston, wdch'.se trusts cannot fall to please all.
Ills prices us very mu* reduced, and ho Mils Ladles*
Ualters from SIA2 to Gentlemens* Boots from fW
•4o WjjO, and excellent (lentlemens* Gaiters, Youth.and
Childrens* wear at eitracMlnarr low prices, llealao eon*
tlnucs to manufacture 'a* hentolhro, all desaiptlotu of
Ladles* and Gentlemens* Boots and Shoes, of Ilia best
quality aud thelfttcststyle.au of which he warrants. A
very large assortment or G|im Sandals, Overshoos and
Boots fcr Ladle*. Gentlemen aud Children. Brerypersou
who Will ihvor him with their patronage will be airly
dealt with. de23-tf
4PPLES— Ul ibis. Romanilo Apples n>-
I j: . . * n. DALZKLf, A Co.
WLI.OW CHARCOAL, an excellent or
sstrma^ T 0
itO , cor. Diamond and Market at. )
UITOAR-10 libds. prime did Sugar In
t 5 ston and for sal* by , T. I2TXLB A CO.
1919,7 » 13
owas, Secretary.
Water street, Pitt®-
ADKIIIA, Agent.
J. GARDNER GOKW, Agent.
Ofßro JL K. a>rner of Wood and 3d it*.
Ju, BlcAulsj
G«o. Darvie,
Nathl Holmes,
J. Llpjdaeott,
|Wn]D<«l»r Jtnnirr 11*
iWf-liMwUy, “ 26.
Wi*dn*«i&>', February 8,
lN>dn<*iUr. •• 22*
[Wednesday, March 8.
Wednesday, " 22,
Wednesday, April 6.
W«lnMdir, M IP,
Wednesday, May 3. ,
Wednesday .•* 17,
Wednesday, ** SI.
Wednesday, Jana 14.
Wedueaday, •* 28.
Wednesday, July 12.
Wednesday, “ 20.
Wednesday August 9.'
Wednesday, 23.
Wednesday S*statnherf
Wednesday, “ 29.
Wednesday, October 4, -
Wednesday, *• 18.
Wednesday, NoTainher 1,
Wednesday, “ lb.
’Wednesday, • JS.
RAUrf HOADS, &C.
Hadiaon and Indianapolis Bail Bond.
lf Pprepared to
1. transport flight into thetntericref Indiana, from
ox Pittsburgh, itulov rate® os any other lyntc.
Having nscro Rolling-Stock and much morn experience
ta it* management, this nd on off*r more Inducements
to shippers in securing dDpateh and corroctacts In tor*
»erdlag m»d* than uy other line.
Good* far the intenor will be received in Madison and
ml?4ion War< * °* aBJ ’ ft* draraco And cora-
This company also oGer extra indooernents to Boats to
tSSr-JH 1 * 1 y* eai « “ tfcey Lav* large Wharf Boats and
where cools can t« st vrea free if charge and he
protected- from tho weather '
TT a nr?v A n fi J ™*aon or rates of freight, call on A. A.
iifa2s\\£ Beat ’ “ WttsburKh. Who will trite the desired
IntotmatlorL. J. O. D. LILLY, Sopt.
JoxtS. Gen. Agt., M«simn, ind.—jLWHai
A- A. HABDY,
Ageut of Inc Madison and Indianapolis
„ ■ RAUJiOAD,
No. 80 Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa,
jaSQ-ird b *
Pennsylvania Bailroad.
XHREE Daily Through Trains, between'
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,—THE MORNINU MAIL
IN lea Tea Philadelphia to* Pittsburgh at 7L A
and Pittsburgh for Pwlabelphla at;, A M. TUKPASIJ
LINK leave* Philadelphia for Pittsburgh atl. P. M„ and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 1 P. M. THE NIGIIT EX
PRESS TRAIN Irave* Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL.
P. M., ana Plttihnrgh for Philadelphia at 10. P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Rail
roads to and from Bt. Louis, Ho; Alton, Galena and Chiea*
co. 1114 Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, K/4 Terre
Dante, Madison, LaJajrtte and Indianapolis, lu<£; Cincin
nati, Dayton,Springfield. Beliefantaloe. Haudorky, Toledo,
Cioteland, Colnmbua, Zanesrille, Klassulon and Wooster,
Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats torn an! to.Nxw
OKLtJjts, Kf. tarns, Lonmuic andCncuwari.
Through .Tickets can he had to or from either of the
above phvres. _ .. •
For further particulars, se* Itand-bUls at the different
starting poluts. Passengers from the Weal will find this
the shortest and most expeditious rente to. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New York, or Boston. ,
THOB. MOORE, AuaXT. Paas>affrr /jeer. Philadelphia.
J. MESKIaIEN, A pent, IKttscngrmina, Pittsburgh.
jaflHy
Pennsylvania Bailroad.
PITOE gront Central Uoute, connecting fcho
1 Atlantic eitb-s with Western, Northwestern, and
Southwestern Btatea, by a continuous Railway direct.—
This road also eooovct* at Pittsburgh with daily line of
Steamers to all ports on the Western Wirerr, aud at Cleve
land and .Sandusky with Htenmers to all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes:making the most direct, eheaprttaud
reliaUc rank by wbIeRFREIGHT can b* forwarded to and
from the Great West.
PATHS ifJtTtfKKypIIILADPI.PWA <& PITTSBURGH:
FIRST CLASH,—Bouts*Bhn»-s, J>ry Goods) „, u , _
(in boxes) Purs, Fwhm, toi i JUe * P* r loools -
SECOND CLASS—Rook* snd Stationery, i
Dry Good* (In bales) Hardware, taa->?6c. ncr HXUbs:
tber. Wool, An. j
TlHJLDCLAKHv—Anvils,Bagging, Bacon),. ,- A _
and Pork (in bulk) nemp.'Ae. I JM * r IMC.*.
FUURTHCLAHS.—CofTr*. Pish. iUrou and i
I'ork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil j t^ r l l *’® I *.
CS-ln abipping from sot point East of Philadel
phia, be particular to nark package “ria Pennsplvania
}lailmody All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, gill Ira forwarded
without deU-ntion.
Pauoar Aot-tis.—Mows Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott, N.
York; K. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia: Hagra* A Koons. Balti
more; Geo. C. Fraadecus. Pittsburgh; Sprigmau A Brown,
Cincinnati. Ohio; J. S. Moorhead. LouL**lll*, Ky.; It C.
Meldrum, Madison, fnd; Ratcliff A Co., St. tauss. MO4 J.
H, Mitchell A Hon, KTanssUle, Indiana.
H. H. lIOGriTON, General Freight Philadelphia.
It. J. l<i>MBAEltT, Sup'i, Altoona, ih. jafid ly
CLEVELASO
KAIE, ROAD-
TN WNNtvriOS WITH
The Ohio and Penna. Railroad.
Via Alliance.
shortest, quickest and roost reliable
fl route to Toledo, Chicago, ilock Island, Gaiona, SL
Louis, l« VIA CLEVELAND.
This route is One Hundred rniles shorter and about
eight hours ijuicker to Chicago, than the circuitous one
▼ia Indianapolis.
Two Dally Trains hntwoen Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Thret-Daily Trains betwceti Cleveland and Cbicagu.
Time to Cleveland, li hours; Chicago. « hours; and St.
' tauis, 37 Lours.
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7,30 a. X. and l‘J.00:
It, cunmcting at Hudson with trains far Cuyahoga Palls
aud Akron, and arriving at Cleveland at 10.04 *. *.and
■22 U r. H. - -
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh tat 3 jx) a. n. and S.OU a. rounect at Alliance
with trains which arrive in Cleveland at 10.01 A. M. and
g.J> r. n.
Theii.oo p. a. Train from Pittsburgh makes no connec
tion at Alllaocw far Cleveland.
Passenger* for Toledo. Chicago, fit. Louis, Rock Tiland.
OaJena and the North-West, who wish to gb through with
out detention, will take tho Train leaving Pittsburgh at
ILOO a. M.. and arriving In Cleveland at‘d43) r, v-as that
is lb* only train by which dose connections are made
through to the above point. Passengers by this train
reach Ohlcagoat 120 next morning, and St. Lonlsat tnld
uiebt.
Time gained by going via Cleveland 6 hours.
The trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run
as fallows:—Leave Cleveland at iSOa. a. 7.45 PJf„
arrive in Chicago at 11.00 p. 7.00 s. M.and 12.00 m.
Trains leave far Rock ItiaodandSL tauis as follows:
Lear* Chicago at V. 15 a. v. aud 10.0 A and 11.00 V. ■-
i'asseugers Air St. Loots go over R<>ck Island rallaoad to
JoUet. and thence over the Chicago and Mississippi rail
read to Alton, and thecas by steamboat (-3 miles) to Ht.
Loabu Passengers by the 9J& *. «. train arrive in Saint
tauis at 11.20 tame «toning, and by the 1U.05 f. m. train at
noon next day. ,
ilsugage cheek.il through to Cleveland, and there re
chxked t»r Ch eago and Ht. Louis.
MAE m AILU-’ICI ASD CLE^IUJrD.
first Clast. _ \it- 2nd.
12,30 1 ** Ch1cACp.........-13,00
.. 4,IXJ M IA SaJla 16,00
0,50 1 ** llnrk Island- Mi,oo
I M SUxmLs. 51.00
i prorum tbelr ticket* At the
.•nnajnbela House, below the
JRAND, gopU, Cleveland.
,uair£T. A at., Pittuburch.
To Altianci’...
- Cl*-rn|»nJ.
** Total* -
Puwnnn nrortvjufslc*! to
OffirwoftblsOompui)', Id Mui
rorner. J. DO:
<J»U J. A. CAI
Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Now Orleans
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE EODTE;
RAILROAD"tO CHICAGO,
TIISNCK BY
Chicago and Mississippi-Railroad.
J.y Am LINK ROUTS FROM CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS.
I'HtAINS Chicago daily, (Sundays
. excepted.) on arrival of Expren Train* of Michigan.
Southern uidCentral Railroad*.
Pint 8L Loola Day Mail at fljo, a. k.
Second “ Night Exprea at 10.05, t. a.
Traitu ran through to 8L Louis in fourteen boss, via
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, xriUioutcSanff* qf um
or Bagyogr. eounecungat Alton with Daily Line of Packet*
tor Hannibal, Quincy, and Keokuk, and atrtt. Louli with
HRiT CLASS STEAMERS TO NEW ORLEANS and Inter
mediate points on the MlmUiippL, and a ith regular Una 0t
•teamen for Kan*a**au<l Council UluSr.
TIVL FROM J'ITTSBirRGIITQ ST. LOtf.S 33 HOURS.
Has rags cheeked through to St. Lonia on Michigan,
Central and Southern Train*, and at the Depot in Chicago.
B. pTHOLLISTKR, Chicago.
General Passenger Agent.
RICHARD T. MORGAN, Superintendent.
Through ticket* to St. l/>ul»by this route ean be obtain*
*d In Httaburg at Offices of Uloreland A Pittsburg, and
Ohio A i’cnn’a Railroad.*. ne27‘nokdAvS
Michigan Southern a Northern Indiana
RAIL HOAI),
l,* ROM TOLEDO TO CHICAGO, connect-
I lag st Chicago with Clement’s Line of Steamers tor
Isafiu*, Milwaukee,Sheboygan and ail tho ports ou Lake
Michigan, and w Ith the Chicago and Hock Island Railroad
In connection at La Salle w-ith the Illinois Central and Chi
eagn and Mississippi Railroads and' lUiuois Ulver Linen
Steamers for J.a Salle. Buck lsland,~S (.Louis and all point
•o the Illinois and Mississippi lUreral
FOUR DAILY'PASSENGER TRAINS.
lit—Kxpreea Mall Train leaves Toledo at 2 A. 11. arriv
ing in Chteagnat IdS P. M.
•d—Morning Express Train leaves Toledo at J 1 A. M„
arriving In Chicago at 9AM) p. W..
3d—Afternoon Lrpres* Train leaves Toledo at USOP. M_
arriving InChleagn alir.oo P.M.
4tb—Nlghi Express Train leave* Toledo at 8J& P. M_ er*
rivra in Chicago at 6.43 A. M.
One Train on Snndars, leaves Toledo at 8.15 P ft]., and
arrives at (Chicago at 0.45 A. M.
Four Dally Trains on the ClereianJ aud Toledo HsUrosd,
moneeting with the above.
Passengervli}' taking the Ohio end IVnna. Railroad to
Mansfield. and the Haoduskjacui Mausfieid Kai Iroad" tr*
Monroeville. will there mnnert with the Unvetand andTo-
No Railroad. Or by.taking the Cleveland and fittsborgh
Itallroad at Alliance, will then connectai Cleveland with
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, making tb« time from
Fittsburgh to Chicago, ria Sl. F- N. L Railroad In Jioura*
Through .Tieketa can In procured at the office* of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Ohio and Prana. Ballroada,
under the Manongabtla House, or at the Depot.
L.D. RUCKER, Agent.
Pittsburgh, July 20th. mt.-tf M. 8. and N. 1. It. R»
OHZO&PENHSTLVAHIA RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing 1 May 18th, 1854.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
NO l) ATAJY T 1 ON A T CRESTJ.INK
j&jf AIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8 o’-
If I dock a. m., dine* at Alliance, and reach«i Mansfield
at4Juir. m. andCreetllne atM&r.x.
KA-fßtya TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3.00 t. a takes
U-a at AlUaune, and rearhea Crestline at 11.15p.m.-
N'KW EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ritUhitrgh at 1i.30 A. W.»
breakfaiitsatAtUanrc.and reaches Crostlliie at 11.00 A. w*
All of these train* mate dose connections at Orostllnu. for
Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Connection* are made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
Reltefbnt&ine and Indiana Railroad* for Dayton, Indiana*
poll* and lawn* In Indiana
Connection* are made with Cleveland, Monroeville,
tlacdusky, Toledo,Detroit and Chicago with Duryrua, Up
per tJamfusky, Forest and the town* on the Mad River
Road. Also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and
town! on the Mansfield road.
Fare to Cindauatl *7,00; to Indiana poll* *8,00; to DayJ
ton *0,50; to Toledo *0,00; to Qblumbua *5,38; to Zanev
vllie *5,11$ to Cleveland *4.00. Throoghtfcketa to Louis*
vllle at reduced rates. 1
RETURNING:
TUB EXPRESS TRAIN leave* Cmtline at I.IS P. ■*
and reaches Pittsburgh at*Xo p.x.,makingaebie» connec
tion with the fast Express Train for Philadelphia. .
SECOND EXPRESS TRAIN leave* Crestline at 4d»p. M.
and reaches Pittsburgh at l£3u night.
MAIL TRAIN leavee Cmtline at i-0 A. Sb, and roach*
ee Pittsburgh at 11.40 a. u. Train* on connecting road*
make* close connoetiou* with allortbnrotraJnsatOrestline,
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave*
Plttsbuigb at 10 A. M. and 4.30 P. w., and New Brighton at
7.30 A. x. and 1.00 P. w. , ....
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8.1& A. and
9.00 p. m. and arrive* at a, m. and 4.30 P. x.
«&.Tbe train* do not run on Sunday-.
Far Ticket* or further information, apply at the ticket
oWcesortbs Ohio and IVona. Railroad Company, ofJ. G.
CURRY, atthe corner office under the Monongmhela House,
Pittsburgh, or of GEO. PARKIN, Tlrkei Agent,
FederalAtreet station, •
JOHN KELLY, Pa&mger Agent.
Pittsburgh, May IT 18*4.
Ohio Tqdiftnft Railroad.
rpRAINS Icavo Crestline daily, Sundays
I excepted, at <h6o a. on the arrival or the night
train from Pittsburgh, and by way of the Mad River Hail
Road, arrive at Dayton at 1.30 f.iu at Cincinnati at 4.30 r.
K.andlndlanapoU*at l(h60 P. x.
. This l* the only line sconce ting directly at Crestline
with the night train item nttsburgb.
For through tickets to any of tbs above points, apply 1 at
tbeO.A P.-11. R.Offlee,Monong*hela llouae, Pittacrrrgb,
or at the Station Uouse, Allegheny City.
. -J. K. STRAUGHAN,
ftltptf Engineer and Superintendent.
VT 0. MOLASSES—3O bbls, pnmo N. O,
Ixl • Molasses in store aad for sale by i
tela j. A. lIPTCIIISON k 00JB
fI^OHACCO—3I segs Kentucky C twist To*
B baeoo In store and for sale by
T»u _ j.A.mrrcmsoN Aoo.
fftHC PAINTS—Snow Whito Zinc Paint.
Ml Stone Brown Zinc Paint; ttrown Zinc Paint: .
Instor* and/or sale by . J. A. HUTCTUSON A CO.
£S)K BBLS. MESS PORK foTsalobv "
tol3 JLB.CANFfELI). •
4 Him BXS * PRIME CHEESE for sale
mui/by feis J. B. CANFIELD.
inn BDS * DRIEIFAPPLE3, .
L j/U 60 bus. Dried fetches, for sals by
-g* B j J. P.OANFIKIJ).
Knn BDS * LORN for sale by r ~
t/Ulffoll •' J.B.C ANFIRLD.
Af\ PEARL ASH for salty by
fMI3 J, D. CANFIELD.
An HAY for solo by {
yy\y foia j. r. cANiTKLD.I
A. A. Mason & Go. will open on
of rich Plalo and Raid
failSß, including a few pc* ortho»B4 4 flaldii.aHl.6o. r
WOOL PLAIDS—A A. Mason & Co. are
J.JI —Ulng out the balance of their Plaid* at a dlM»u«t
offiO.oercent. ,/.-
Gift BBLS. FALLOW for eale bv T
eylTobr J. u.c*NIU£D.
PHILADELPHIA.
Hemp Hose Manufactory.
| A STONE, Quarry street, - aboro Seoond,
rk, Philadelphia. Cheap and superior HoSB,for the use
or tiroCompanies, Locomotives, Steamboat*, Ships,Mann
tartoHcs,lhrniUcgß, ±o. It 1* made without*eftßt,U much
« a 1 ?." 1 " thval>ator
fid “d Leather Store.
KIRKPATRICK. No. 21 South Third
.• Market and Chwnot
■ treeta,—Haretor nle -epaniah Hide*. Dry and Groan Salt
n^l^2?thsnw«rt*nri2J- 1 Tanner** and Currier*
which thehighest market;.b£iiTc£tacjNm
or taken In. exchange for mdca. ' m CAhH,
Leather atorod free of charge, and sold on coxamiarfen.
oc&dvm
T>OWE & EtTSTON, No. 11l N ; 3d street,
JL%i Philadelphia, Wholesale Dealer* in Corn Brooma.
Wood and'Willow Wore, docks, Cordage, Ac, Order*
promptly till lid; ja!3-ly^
NEW 'YORK.
wtLUAjr am xamcxxauorri
NEW YORK SURGICAL INSTRUMENTMANUFACTORY
BAH? &BRUJCKEHHOFFi
tutrmcTcaxcs ahd vnouMix mjutm m iu tom e .
SURGICAL AND DENTALINSTRUMENtST
Elastic Trusses, Bandages. Supports.
BETA Lie SYRINGES AND FINK CUTfiER Y*
which are ofTrrcd to dealer* on the moat liberal terma.
No. 12 Gold ktrmt. suit Mamca Lans, Nsw Yoxx
Steam Factory at VrUliam*burch. *
BALTIMORE.
acnutCH a.uw?ma a.aidrmn i*
, K. E. GELFFITH & SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
V. STEAK'S IfTIJBF, BALTIMORE. . '
«SS,™?Tc^lts.SSi" r k *"”" 4
IfaTiiugUm, D. C-Corcoran A F'get. Bankers. aal2tf
CINCTNAATI.
W 001) ENO R AVING executed «-ith des
patch IN ALL ITS imANCHEy, in th- i ts* «tri«
aiUieJoWMtwwiWoCASH I‘RIC»Lbr T
J. It. SEYMOUR, Art Onion Owning*.
- Carnet Fourth and Byr&moroeta,Olticlnniiii,«>Sa,
N. 8.-Vartirnlar attention .paid to large Pwtcr*, hu
Head*, Steam Boat and RtsiKßU Caaos. irhKtf
PEORIA.
\MfM. H. HASKILL, Generar Commission
f T Merchant and Auctioneer, No. 3 Water street. Pa
Otia, 111. •
Espeeialjittcntloii lo Onnmbwlon bosinw*. _ angle
MEDICAL.
KOM LOUi's X‘'D’JSKAEL’Sr Chemist
B Phamieceutlflt, of Amst4rdara,lhe only Uanofac*
turer. A rural/ preparwl on atrictlr
arittutifie principle*, after libs manner oftb# celebrated
Holland I'rofuMor Baurbare. fxauM of ita pttt kncoen
in moxt of the Kuropean Btat*x, Ha- introduction Into the
United States waa intended non especially far tboaoof our
Father Laud scattered bora and there errer tha face of tbla
mighty country. Meetinffwlth groatauraenaueinstbctn,
2 now offer it to the American public, knowing. that Lit
truly eronderfaljrfcdldnal rlrtue mutt lie acknowladroL
_ ITIB.ASini*ItKMKDYrOIt. ___
Purer tad Arum, Dytpeprta. biek Headache, Headache
Hour tad Foul Stomach,Offmclvo llreatb.BiiHonsneafc
onpicsiiot- tut« in the month after eating or
•toping, Indigestion, eofltlTCDC«,nantea, tot*
tin, extreme languor and exhaustion#
was of appetite, despondency, dowel* •
ness, Impaired sight and memory!
pain and sense of fulness la
the head, and all dims*
ea arising from a dto
ordered state off
•lllK LI VKJI Oil BTO&ACU.
. tt Is particularly recommended to tboM persons wooes
eoustitutioa* mar liare Men Inspired by the eontinOOUf
use of ardent rplrtt*. or other forms of dissipation. 41 en
etallj inrtentan.-ou* iu effect, It finds Its way dlreeUj to
the seat o» Ufr. thrilling and quickening every nerr»,‘nl»>
In* op the drooping spirits, and. In fact, lhfnsiog new
health'and rigor into tno system. . •
A TJfULY VALUABLE SILDICINK ’ ‘
In all eases at IMarrlura, Cholera Serbs,
and the many unpleasant effects attending a
water or climate
Certificate of Ur. B. O. floods, laid Justice of ffu Itsce, *if
BtrvsJrteiuaL
• Mr. BenJ siatn Page. Jr.—Dear Sirr I would say that l
hare been afflicted with a di*>a» of. the stomach, palpita*
tton of the heart, and'ncrvous headache for nearly fifteen
yean, and bars spent some hundred* of dollars In order to
effect a cure, but to no purpose. After haring u«ed thro*
•tttoof yoor *• Klectro-Chumlcal Aroma, or Dollied Bit
tr*,” 1 ee myself sntlreiy restored. I can eat and steep
veil, and often! to tar htutinnss with ntesauxu, and wotu
therefore recommend it to all these who are sizsllaitral
flicted. D. B. WOODS. -
. , I'tTrennßaff, Ang.ai.lSS3.
Mr. Benj. Pace, Jr.— Dear Sir: My staceress thanks are'
due to the friend recommending roar Holland Bitter*,—
Having suffered for sometime with hcadacbo, toss of appe
tite, mental depression, and in fact general disorder ortho
system,*! now fol. after u*mg hut one bottle, oonadenu a,
returning health. - .
(Bigsed) • NICOLC3 3CZSOSZEXL
IlenJ. Page, Jr- Km.— P*xr Bin Ihave buei taDeredo*
“‘Tf » To}?.* ‘ ol l a orDyspepda. by the use of Boer
hare s Ilolland Bitters, (purchased of you) after suffering
for 3 rears with hemd-artie, • nausea, and general ,deblllt_
attending indigestion.. 1 cow feel perfectly reshxwd. '
fours, respectfully, JOHN KtmrßKvnpp,
No. VO Wylie Pitta burgh,
tS-Buy BO”IUIAVE*S“ Holland-JUtteM’* ami taken,
other. Should it fall. In any instanoa,to affect as moea
and more than tbeadvertlsenientclaimsfbr It.your money
will be refunded. BENJAMIN PAUE, Hr,
- - Drag aud Chemical Itausa.
Oct. d and Smith field and Logan and WyU* sta.
Also, br li. A. Fahnestock A Co. 11. E. Sellers,Br- Q«o. H,
Keyser, Fleming Brothers, and J. Echoontuaker ACO4 Pitts*
burgh
t)r. John <l. Smith, Blnninahejn.
James T. Sample, u. P. Schwartz, Jot_l P. Fleming And
Lee A. Beckham A Co. Allegheny. <*2frlydsvT
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
PUBLISHED DAILY-AND WEEKLY BY
WHITE & CO.
DAVID NYE WIHTE.I | SAMUEL HAIGHT,
oifica on rnnu) stbxct, srrwtEH mstlszt ahd wood.
TERMS
DAILY—RIx dollar* per annom, payable'half yearly
In advance.
WEEKLY— annnm, In advance. Clobe
will be supplitd on the tbUowing condiUocs;
Three copies par innnm.. y fi qo
Six copies IJO y 00
Ten ouplM do 13 00
Twenty copies do 'M 00
Tb* lockage for each cinh to he addressed to one person,
and to be paid invariably In advance. No dub papers will
be sent after the year expires, unless the money is sent foe
a renewal.
RATES OF ADVERTISING r
One Muaru, flO line* of Nonpareil or Agate.)
Do ono ioAcrti >n » 0 60
; l{o each adJJtiooaJ ins«rtlon„.l„ o tiS
}Jo one wo«t_ M j 75
H" s"° 3 00
J** thru* Wank* 00
J>o one month A 04
Do two Innnthe ; 00
Do three month*. p oq<
Do four lOOO
Do rig months... 11 00
0. £ 5? « tnelre month* 18 00
ftoudlni Cards, (A line* ur i«w per annum) 0 00
Une dollar for each additional line. ' '
One square, changeable at plnunire, (per an*
nu ? l,> . e . J Ki u * , V °* ***** 00
rilbii 1 ? 11 joyrted over one month, and
#^Um rrarlr ratos.
Advertisements exceeding nequare, and not over fifteen
Unea. to be charged « » *sua« aad a haft
l*uNlsheni not accounulda tor legal advertisement*
beyond the amount charged for their publication. .
Announcing candidates fox offle* to be charged the sum
as other advertlaemcats.
Advertisements not marked on the' ropy f.ir a specified
number ©/insertions, will 1>« eontinoed: till forbidTand
payment exacted acnordingly, —l_
The privilege or annual advertisers la strictly limited to
their own in mediate biWusss, and all advertisement* for
the benefit of other poraou, as well as all advertisements
not immediately connected with their own-bnaiucs#, and
all classes of adrortitemast*.! In length at otherwise, be
jvnd tho limits «mca«iH),wi]l be ehargedat the usual rates,
ttr all soeh transient adTertlsiog, bins win be separatolv
tendered, and prompt payment la desired. -
All adrertisementa for rbaritabie inatitut! ->ns, fire com*
paniea, ward, township and other public miwUnga, aad all
poiltice. meetings and notices, to b* ehsxgod bal/nrice. nav*
able strict—yin advance. . K »w.
Marriage notices to be rihargea w cents.
Ik-Ath notices Imsertod 'without charge, unless areompa*
nUd by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when
*0 accompanied, to be paid for.
Regular advertisers, and ail others sending emnsranle*.
tlons. or requiring nothwa designed to call Utantion to
Bishop or *S" notfcee to bo charged triple nrtce
Tavern Lletmse Petitions *3 eaeh . P™**
JK^^M^“tßsgjssjj-asa
* Dt i one-third per wnt frem the amount of
toct ci ru-wzxu.T ra pAitv rum.
One Square, thru- ianerUonß... «t an
Do. e"haddUiooUlnsertta£nirT 37
uivrunanusrsur wusiTrlpcm T. .
One Square, (10 UneOone insertion cast*.
* » -Rgh additional insertion 25 cents.
to be radddn adTS^y.
GRATIS!
/tat liibtiihed—A New: Ditavcn <n Mett&ul
A FEW WORDS on tho Rational Treat
iLSMSS 1 *
Sexual andothttlnfirmities in Maiu
Theteportant (krt tS?t§«f^l£idng J rostoftit# may
cossful treatment, u adopted by the author, fufijerflaliH
ed, by mrans of which ewry ene la enabled to cur* Aiajrtf
at Vie kettpoaibU astt, *ToUtnx thsrtbjr gll
the advertised nostrums of th# day. v -
Sent to say address, gratia and post ftW ht a tcatti'vn!
VJVABLE CLOTHS—A. A. Mason & Co.
JL will Open an invoice oft bom Japanned Table Covert,
atw and CaXc; usual prieviLOi/and also, 130 more
of those Square Woolen Shawl*, at SO eta. - fc7
13*MBROIDERIES— A. A. Maaon & Co,
JCi have ju*f rcc'J, pcrEiprexv, 5 cartons of Emtotdde
rl«e,eompri*tageom»nowaadelcsant styles of Collars,
Collantta, Sleeves. ChmlMtta, UdWA,*c-£c, whleitwill
boofftred at greatly rodooed prior*. -j»J3
■QEARii HOMdNY-—l2 Bbls. just rcc^d
t. andtotsaloby , D.'W’,HKHSTINKAOCXv -
w • , , , .93 ajui Ofi Froutsh
SXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—led. bßs.
■choice In store and tor salo by .
**.-D> W* HEitSTiNK A COs 93and S* FrtttUt.
• fiQKX MEAL—SO bbls» unsifted 9
fts i . . j. AW. RRAg
|^ORN—2OOO bus. shelled and2ooo buKoh
ahrllcd for sale and to arrive, by . .X. AW. REA.
CIORN— 500 bus. alioHed in storo farwile
by . ; ■ -68 i ; ■ KBA.--:
ifIUBLED HAIR—2S bales in Store for'
y; rale by _ fe* -; ' B. If ARBAPUU'd CO.
EXTRACTS—2-l do* Tites
r ton and MertlU’e fioa a«s>rto4 v I tATolrfhg KxMste
also, 24 dos Frestoa A UsrriU's UaJOog PowdwnjMrtainl
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