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TOTHBPTraiJC.
MOST IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT;
OF HJOF. JAMES MeCLINTOCK, It D
From tie FhHaddphia Medical CoU^t.
A NEW W ltA IN THE HISTORY OF UEDICINT
Dwiw yjiHtMn* fat the first time sanctioned by thy
FEOTMaioaI
THE undersigned have the pleasure of in
forming the public thst they b»TB mid* emus*
xaenU with the eminent Pmfcseor JAMES MeCLISTOCH
v t>_ of Philadelphia, known for morn than a quarter ox
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suits In Dr. MeCUntoek’s own hand*, while they were nn
under his tuition. In the Colleges of Philadelphia, Oaitl*
ton. Pittsfield, and elsewnare. , ,(1.r,-n
-rn rounwuTd cxsttncirm
renwcU a public benefit ami finally, In f 6l ***!**
ISESmLi Sr Mr. Alexander <Ju»hman,who Is a thoroughly
2S3j£? CbomUt nod otootial AwiwMT «' WHW|
SSStae. Whmbr I om .nnbtod to pour. th. public
SStSfilUta intbonur, rimtot«bd cml
pe^ton UtcProfescex rf
Anatomy andßargcryin the Wjlladelphja Med-
Idneend Acting Profceaor„®f ® J .Wwiferrt one of U»e
enltinE PhTsWaneofthe Philadelphia Hospital, Block
ler: late member <>f tbe Natiooal Medical Association:
Anther o( the Jledieal memUr flf
; -ration, l’ltufl*A Mus. *c.. la, Ac.
• "We need scarcely remind the Intelligent public of tb
end neettsltv which exists tor the introduction of a class
of good and rtliabU pajmlor Kcdvrirv* which may bp amfl
denUy adopted lOw-’amlly use and depended o*al ai
..... jo the abeenee of a physician, U betnjtthe legitimate
productions oTBcunc*,siiidvendEx9*TiaiM. fH.argument
Is needed to |.roT» the Immense aclass
of remedies oyer the dangerous compounds that are dsUy
puffed into notice by Ignorant and reckless men. eoleljr rot
the purpose of enriching thumseltee at the expense of tb
II.M ultaltb., tbclrf.ltow b.lno. W. Ouit .onß
dantlf In tb. Btonof tb. cnmmnnltT to .noportn.!
bb .Sort to.itlm.to tb.gr»t
bj tiring.artful pon»l to U» toHowln, lint, »bl"b«n
I brnon thn Brat twolr. renwdl.o or tb. wrtoi. uia wbldi
oompriwn m>m of tb. met alunbl. ffcjtoj ™ ““JJJ
«d fur tb" M.«*l complnlot* onomorntod. ITyoo J
.of jonr friend, nr« mUrrm. ,o~ nn Urn. In bnwnrlnn tb.
oldofthajirri oultoilpof «. *>».bT bttonins
iHi pi .inn . trlnl to rocb of thu. modlclnoo to *d«t
rttotboa*. W.all Wttol «ttonUon to «b. Brno
the list as being most generally demanded, at thle mmmo
namely, the
tomporitjon. hu tarn Am Pllo u o uuni
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AV> ZjtKfamiß»qrpr«pttraMow<y Opto».**ony *" w^,w
*”is
iSSSTwS3>. If Uln> OH tt*. *£* WS'SK I Sa
>oui«l prrraot many an attack of Bronchi t& end * »UJ
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MMiwr.!
SS^rSfMSr
Strife* oflkacr to-tboae who bare new •mptojod it.
asp onomt A-wasvra
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Apurely Yijtabli oombtoatlon fcr_tHow>.°CsS*g^
SSmBMr ts QgCTdwtth the tdmoU
tSSSOSSSSSSU ■HMKf'BBfi
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Sa!“ B SSS3f 4 J«!Er^6«S
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,t«n»eh and abdomen. Ae * conater -
Ifcl* in all eaeea whew an external «tioDi*nt u *woo«^
irm oe cnuMnc, at In FiennSp, Pain* In the Cht*t»HUVcb*
s?i?a; aSrtto# ißtSjSLsrwwmiate ******£.
•r mood, Pahu lath* etatooehlHowfU. Uwor RttMi
j n mjdra Mtvlu of Uoli8« BUlooi OolU\an/l Fit* of Kb®*
or Sara? It will gir* Immediate reUet PHICIS, per Bob
“* |r '3£?T&lo JHXTOT^OR.I*V*ILASD!* _
Assn forlorrr isd Acno.w
Intermittent fwrm anr oi !!*“£“{*
mtTisxwVxllallri • W) no*dr baa b*wn triad to tha
fnHeei extent, and baa been found a iwcmcao fare* any
“*• n ’-Ti VKKIABLX POEOiTIVr. PILLA&
For th«r,H»r of Oootomtwi*,, .ort »1I I*. ViV irulr, *Y
S*S IHodM-.ißMmjrt/hOnj gd J
°“u' ", rri—AOTi-Biuous pilia -
Par limr OsatJalaU. tad. all »>m» of dlaeaea arlantf £*»
sseESm&ggm
—iaSrftirfHiiteßi ind Yellow, or other F»i»i% will i*fr
Stt-sSd<«l2«sl=t PUIOH,WtItoI.2SU»U.
: Tba oadarslißad, in aawpUnc «*• proprtatowhJp of Dr
! Jimaa UeCaintoek'i funOf Jdadldnea, wonM wapaetftxllr
! ctntatotha puiße, th*i In hla prcdbwlon *a DUpooelfir
i fa.twT«t, tsr ««Hr fifteen mn fat, dorfaywhleh tlnw
bekubeen aetlralr ooonacUd with tha heet rtarmacutl
cnl acUMleboonU In thla eonntrr* b* bM bod.
oeotfon ton* iad ptepairatbe pwaeripßww.of
emjßentihyridib*,AinoM whom b» woal*lnam«Df.Moti
Dr. fnneie, Br. Cb-maa, Dr.
Whittaker, Dr. Schmidt, Dr. Bondc, Dr. Etieam, Dm
praUand Yoxag, Dr. Dial*, Dr. Qrwn, sad manr «tbe»
nthedtyoTVewTork. .. . .. ._•. '-. -.
. Tba axpiirtooca that acquired «oabla« him to diaotml
nata witb trmfl'f*"*" bet—a irnftontfa aanrtrtarf, eombd*
fldm<otftfiaap,w|Mtoaaear«a harocnkm»ej»«inb»lao
tios to halos with tbdrhlgbmtthoapaatleal effeeta. an
tba loaoeorat* mlxtoraa of ooaekary. and lgnaranca;wbeTW
In, tor want of proper knowledga \b combining them. Urn
bait tngradtonta may naotralUa and dtotroy web others*
nealttoaantotaaca highly injorioas, andeoatmy toUa
ntondad daaigß. It to with
- aatiflea that tba pneertptlooa ofPr. Jaimaa UffJUntoeJrar
ot otdy coapcMd of tba meat talqaW* maUal agasta
known to,and babltoally amployad by, our beat praeti
fit tbpaawral dtoeaaMferwfaieb
tbay ara'totondpd, bat they art eomUnad lo aacb accarata.
propvtlona, !n‘valatbm'to thalr '&emiealand madlmnal
•Cbeta, at to aecara tba attainment ** tba.ntmoat iseraaaa
ofthairpowerandaflirianey. ''
In«melirt<m,bawinoolyadd torWatoaltthat be tth
ufrr with aenfldanca ta bit aaat career, aabla goaraoUe
to th* pahitai that tbeaa great reatato In hia band* will be
\tafuOv pnjartd lor itrtot accordance with the prwerip
tkdabfthairdliti&gnlihed originator. . .
• 7 —l r- • -iUQC. OVBdMAtt
Graduate end TnUm pf At JV. T. OBcpt Plum**.
, whaabontfedietoaia stay baraoinind, at wheleaalaer
■nSrf •••., AsCnSHHAMbOn,
' Beta Proprifftor. Ho.m Poltonat, SawlcrlL
lad of aU tba pitocltol nroggtota to thto rit>..
JAMES iicOLINTOCK, H, D.
~-, - i aersaruf Otb and frhflartulphla.
; bnd of fUQQHd SBOTHEBStAgto* Pittobargb.
And Ota O. KSTBXB, «r. of Woodat. and
TlndaaQayi' ’
god of l, T. TLEartHS. City.
And may ba cafdatad toroagbanr *
»*»
UaKER’S COD LIVER OUi—Tho tat
CHEESE —50 bxs. in etoro Mle by
w ' , maim picket * 00.
ITOPB—2O bales prims eastern jratroo’d
Tl«ri
C" LOyERSBED—IOO buahols .prime in
ifaly »ad fatal* *>r - B.HABBAUQH*Oo.
tjjobTWQ—2s bbls. in blorn and for sale
-M 8- HABBAUQII * 00.
fecdnnajorgJ.
;JLY / 65 Bale.'fto'd
HAI— 10 tona baled'for
jj£l ; .■ entrrEß * CrLWOBTO.
A PRESENT of' ofino ’ Picture/ Btfch^w
CEjn-XUNUAL SALE—A'. 'A. ! Staso^i
steamer Qgaksr City to r i 00.
4/|BXB. BABBITT’S WASUINQ POW
l,\F&XßUatee»attdteM2»br fUDOHQBBOS.
! HOUSES. FARMS, &C.
A NO. 1 FARM IN OHIO' FOB SALE—
Two lino ftaoi, ltO»Of».toe otherollOO «»
new Marietta: both wall hnprored »nd la a good tt*t* of
cnltlvatlon: will be sold vary low, and a long credit gtvan
Property in siialeesvtlle for
BAITL eon* ftttngof two lot* of ffwpnd, hairing a
front oo Mala it oTlljfcct and
Water at,on which areereetedthrewftaafttalUag,♦«
storle* high, which will not-for $150; aodgood Ȇble ana
ctbelHK, Prictnjum.
T7OOR HOUSES FOR SALE—Tl>at v»lua-
V ble property oo Bed&nl rt. 103 tt. frontbr. 120 drop
onCamattnTultbaiwroftowtwoctorTtrick PweUing
llooaea, well arranged for the eomfcrt and conreniowe or
l«»«gaff aß^B TtBOS.MO.W<- 0 S.MO.W<-
A NOTHER CHEAP FARM.—4O acres of
A *roond«nfmoto»»acta.r^,ltiiit.taNo«hF.:r
etie towuahip. 10 mile* from the cityand 31fi wlaa-fron
the Btaabaarm* Railroad. at the NolilMtown fUto, a
comfortable Dwelling Honae, harn, »tone mil^honf^
•aokwhouw, An: fins orchard. T|m P l *^
and can be easily cultivated. Price
easy. Apply to tel 9 p. fIcUUN A SON. .
4 NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE,—
.■Dilated on Bank Inno, Alkgbeny r*r_ *
* Lot of 26 feet on Bank LaoebjMde«)ponE«t Lane.
The Qanse is well arranged with ilaU. Parlor. Inning-
Boom and Kitchen; Waab-bnuae, fora Mraomi, and fin
ished AUle; good cellar* hydrant, out-oven, atahle, Be, all
Q SI ALL FARM TO EXCHANGE FOR
Q CITY PROPERTY-—A nail Farm, one mile eaitof
Uni cm town, containing £1 acre*, will be exchanged a*
abore. The land Is la a high state of enltlvgtlon, haring
been need aa a garden. On the promlee* are etcetoda
comfortable twoTrtorr Brick Dwelling, a good frame w«n
and frame stable. There lsal*o a variety of young fruit
tree*, roots, plant*, ihrnbbeir and Uie beet relation of
grapes Apply td B.McLAIN A BOX. 21, 6th at.
CIITY PROPERTY FOR SALE-A large
) lotnf ground, situated In the 9th ward, and frontlnK
on Penn *C between Uarriaoa and Careon.runulDg.buak
to Spring alley, on which are ewetedjtwn double 3 story
Brick 11 mure on Penn it, ud I Brick Tenement* on
Spring alley.' The wheti. property la in prime order, and
occupied by prompt paying tenant*. Those wanting a
greuahdtafo investment should apply at on«w Offetw
at the low price of SCUOO. Now rente fer iCW- Apply
aoon to TeO B. MeLArN A SON, 111,6 th Bt.
WCL I-2 ACRES OF LAND, situated 1 1-2
I U mile, from Kuon Tatar SUU.O. Ip I"'?"'-’'-",
Gi) acre* cleared, balance In good timber land. wlU»K«*l
Frame Htaae, Barn and Orchard, fronting on wj*t 2??“
of Uttleßeavar. Gallon B. MeLAIN A NON.
I~owa"lands to exchange for
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES—We hare toar hnn
d and eighty acre* of {excellent land In lowa county.
lowa, which wo will exchange for PUtaburgh Manufoo*
turn! articles. Apply IU MnLAIN A BON. ■
f AWRENCEVILLE—S2,UtK) ONLY—For
.1 A ralo a comfortable Dwelling Ilonae, of ball, pallor,
OTninKroom, klteheo, good collar -and four hod reem*.—>
The lot h*« a front of 4» ft. on AU*m aC, by 100 deep; a well
of good waterand.pnmp lathe kitchen; flut-orvu, stable
garden and frnlt twee, grape tine* of choice flua ltr, *<=-.
all in good order and will be raid for t'ADOu, 1700 .lo hand,
remainder at 3 year*. S. CUTUBKKT A SON. lAihJd.at^
IAARM NEAR FREEPORT FOR SALE—
F W* are authorised to *ell that 80 acre Farm, near
FreepoTt, for the sacrificing prireof 9 16 per acre, a* the
owner wiabes to leave for tn* for W-st ou th«* loth mat,
Apply to [W U. MeLAIN A^SUN, 31ijith *t-__
HUILDINO LOTS t oil SALE—A lot of 20
ft. front on McKee at. by 80 ft. deep. altoaUM in Bir
mingham. l*rlee $260. Alan 21oU gituafod la East lUr
minghaa, each haring a front of 20 ft. on Meadow *t. by
Oo ft. deep, friee of eaeh 1125 r Apply to '
U\ a.CUTHBBftT ABON, 1403 d iL
'OORSALE—A splendid Dairy Farm of 100
JP acre*, near the Perryarille Plank Road, 8 mile* from
Ure dtr. It foln prima order. Oo ft are 2 fina Orchard* of
grafted frnlt, with good llotuwft. turn and Stable*, and ev
ery eoarenieore. Price low, at *>s per acre, hnaulre of
r«2-tf I'BOS. WOODd, 76,4 th at.
FOR SALE—A Country Seat of II 1-2
aerea, within amlleaoflhecTty, on agood wud. It-
M offered Tery low. Ku-jure of TIIOo. WOODS,
fc2-tf ' 76 Toortli at
TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN AND TAN
NBR&—Fgx_a*le,4feaa«a of Land, in Wertmondand
county, 60 mile* (2 honre ride) from Piitabtfrgh, and I.l*
mllre from UUlaidß Water Station, on the Pnreaylranla
Railroad. Abddt*o acre* are cleared; good tillable land,
upon which la a Log Uoum and Barn. It la w«U adapted
to the rafting offruit, orlt wonldmakean excellent Dairy,
greregrewlDglnxnriantly, and tixe place being well rap*
.piled with the beat water. There 1* an abundance of the
•flneat timber, tlx: Chestnut,Obretnnt Oak, <baifc Umber)
White Oak, Poplar. Ac. It t* well worthy, the attention of
:Tanner*, aa the Dark can be *not to Pllteborgb, by either
railroad or renaL Tha timbre alone ta worth more than
the price aaked,and most of the land would afford excel
•ntpiatore wbeo cleared. ,
Thewbole will be eold for tho Terr low price of «wr
acre; or It will be divided to lull purchaaere, at from Attn
B «yi3CSffln‘hS3!"&.i»l U «.ln U,».
“SSif* ra "‘ U - ‘“ d TIf,“« Ub W(«MT6 : wSujU
Valuable Fropeny ior Sale,
Liberty street, adjoinig tbo Methodis
wFarava Tard. near Canal Baaln. Thla la now the on
deSrable piece of property In thft neighborhood not ahead
bought np birth#PennaylvanfoßallroadCompany. Front l
logon Llherty 00foet,no Rimttreet IWfoet thenretothe
.Uethodlat Grave Yard foot, to Liberty lOOfoet.
Thta property lamostdealrabwa* a HoteL Thabulldlng
now on It, a good rabetanUal three Blory brick, with all
the neoreaary back building*, ha* fora long time been oc
repled aa the Union lintel, doing a good buiinre* Capl
talftta and otbm deflnm* of maxing a good inmtoaut,
will do well toexxmln*thepremlare. .
ap2>ti UPWARD FABER.
,4 FARM FOR 8700.—2 tracts, adjoining,
J\ ef 40 acre* each <BO in all), titaxied la Washington
Gtrunty, Ohio, within 4 mile* of the Ohio River. Lot No.
1 ha* w acre* cleared effectually, with a Log Cabin and
young orchard of grafted fruit*; alao Bara. Stable and
Tobacco Home. Lot No. 3ft heavily and thickly Umbered:
ths ground 1* Iwelandtolhag. TngwholeUwell watered
br«pring*and amen run*. Taro* H down, balance In
annual payment*. Apply tO
folT 6-M’LAIN A BON, No. gl.Bthat.
Cki*kT\ LOTS FORSaVLE—in Gorman town,
<sjlivr within 16 minute* walk of PUtabsrah. xcrea*
-tEeMlegneny river, oppaeito the Aqaeduet, for thelow
price of *l6O each, $s In hand: and (26 per year—they
ought to Bell a that price in a trw day*, uyouwanta
tm ~-’iSSuS?%oSSi~ u *
- ?* gau.sk ■! .aaV
THE best site forjin eztc&aiTe 3lonufactj
ry In the flonriahliuc Borough of Blnalnglma.-mre
pnonr about one *ri>aaU ama of gtoead. haring a
front on Water, £«K«e. and, Bingham Aa. And abo
smaller rive lota, In a great variety of rituatioaa, fronting
on the principal bualnma rta. la ißlrmlnghaa. Ea*t J3lr
miwghmm uxd Mouth Pittsburgh: can be had cheap on ate
pltaAkato f. M.DAYIB, inct, cor Wood A6th*ta :
SOUSE A LOT FOR SALE” tN EAST
LIBERTY, dtaated within S minutes walk of the
cad station. Thelothaiaa front of UMfeet on the
Oreenabxtrgh Turnpike and «xt«ads back lira fret to aA.
The building mnai*ts of a two Aory Rriek Hoax*, halt and
7 room*, including the klteheo; Stahl*. Aca great vartAy
: of Frnlt. lßuneqlaUpoAaAlau cm be glvtn. lfriot, £L
-200. Term* Tlicl. AINA tsiN, 21 Fifth at.
C" ODNTBY SEAT FOR RENT—A beau
tiful Country Beat, a ahert diatanoe from tha city.
FOR SAlJs—AlUouse and 2 LoU in Bridgo
_ J2IP* Kmt
SALE.—A splendid Country Kcsi
l 1 Atae», on U>a < )hlo Sir»r. adjoint ns the 11ms* of Bef
uxe. on the plank rand, at Wood* ilaa.. Thera U s acres
eoTwi with a large amount of graft*! frutta. evergreens,
grapes, brrrys ami garden u«Ji, with a superior liareliins,
Bara and out bo**. AU Intended to main a rotnfort&bie
bom*. ItlfoQaxl lav. Eiiqnlrw of Holft ElQ n
oo Ux prmiitca or of
TIIO3. WOODS. T 4 Fourth Street.
SALE—A superior Farm in Bearer
B* • «oantr.Bmlleefrom hartlngtou. and'6 mile* frm
Sew Brighton, containing IGOaere*. 120 of which Is under
cultivation, and in tin* rat* ordor.wtib. good orchard and
60 acres of coal on It. It bndered low, Koqulreef
aa3S-tf riit'MAS WOODS. 76, 4th *t
rx)k SALE—A fine Farm on Chartiers
Jr Creek, obtaining IStams, veU Improved, on)/C
uHIm from the ettn also, a gt®d frame house and lot near
lb* head nfFederal Allegheny. Uls offered very low.
I hate a Printed Bolster with the description of a large
number of farms, country teats, houses and tots, which
vtll be given to any who wish to bn/ property they wUI
find described on it. A fine assortment tor sal*. Call oo
fcMMr tups. w00d5.76, «th n.
SALE^— l INvo Houses and Lots on
JP WrUe street, near Washington. m
T l ** uouseasnd lotiufl IVansylrmnla Avenue
Um lot on Townsend.street. .
Alio—Twenty others In different parts of the city, all of
which will be sold tow >m. fair term*—They arwdeaeribed
oa uy stinted Register. which you "* a have gratis by calli
ng at 76 Fourth streeLlfyou won't buy, andlfyuu hare
property for sale, bycalling ouioe you can hare it hefts*
thepotaie at largeln aYerr 4asr way, enoulre of ■
v WIOS. WOOUi Cotnmsmal Broker.
*p4tf —76 Fourth steeea •
f AND FOR SALK.—I4£ acres of Land.
Ij 'Stc uQes east or MeKsesport, on which Isa good
Cotbagellooee and Han; lid im« cleared, a large or*
chard of grafted firul Wand 3e wvea of-Ooah Now U the
|twi» fgf 4 bargain. , ,
'6O scrcsof land, hear J. Murdock's garden, with a good
frame house on itf It ta cheap. . . '
60 aerca, 3 mllw west of New Brighton, 00 it arsßood
Improvements; It will beaohi tenrlow, . -
Also. 3 Farms of Coal, on the Mooongahala Blvnr. and
4 g**«t variety of other farms and smalt lots of land In
.bovWnltr. which I have dmeribeden my printed regie-
STREET PROPERTY.—Tho
J; <mdanm«lo<fet, u tb. prewrtr on
lU.N um.t,»uth ill.. ntCT. ItoL.lo»jn,m[ul»tlha o
bIUHT LUTS, ««b toiinff n ftonl on TMUiml MMt rf 20
twt,ol rnnln, InOt 150*.ttojmnUo'
Eaifi's.'.WbfsaisE.S’E^S
lota axe offered at the low price of SHOO each; ooedburlh
cash In *»et,s the balance at 1. % and 3 years.
“RnoJfTSo w tnellno to ,nn*«. on Uj >U»-
ulated, will apply to N. HOLMES A SUN,
mama, vui appiy «r, Market ef
I ARQK CITY LOT TO, LBASE.--Tll®
1 A Lot of Ground, at pwaant occupied by John UKSo*
EJrfarthW, on Übsrty toV,hrtw«nW*th attest, will,
be ieased for a term of yean irons April lit wxt •Apply’
to JUUNB. IRWIN t ,Naß*M*ri»titn»«V .
a2»tl . HOBBJtT ROBB, Fourth street. .
OR SALE.—A Grmmd Rent on valuable
FOR SALE OR TO LEE—I will fiell ir
rent my property InMahchertm*. eonslsUog ofaslmrt.
acre of Oround, upon which are «erted.a
ijsSn
tonltnuMnllon. rtuln»«l““J“S■E?™*:
Em RENT—A comfortable Dwelling®
Arbor, eorarad wlthGrape Vlnea. Also*aFtow«Uard«n
onoftlubzopntj. to.dn.of •
TAOR BAEE—A tot ralo Grocery. Htam
FOR HALE—4 bWatifal L'omitry Beats, on
the 4th street read, tblasids of Eart Überty. They
are aotce spots, and ought to baimcured by those *Ao
T OT IN TEMPERANOEVILLE FOR
TimpunociHll. b«lo( nralr nfirt* in""'" '■"«
will 00slTin. nMTiiio™,,t Uw,
mrr ■.'"““"I" nffmnutro
\fT. WASUINUTON properiy^eoh
ItJLsaLB-A good frame Dwelling
LbtfcflU ft. fronton the brow of ; tb«
with a view of the two ritlea, rtrara.. An* 1 5^ 1 42tI2r<)fc
A :SPEENDLD FARM—For aalo a Farm of
the moat anbtlanital manner. Apple and ftach Orm:
iiIHIB SAl£-i-2SO: aomof liad on White
C cwvwettiMß. 1 mllafromMugeaapnrt. OmtotfrOT*
mesU«n 80 ***** pf *°Vy?i
INSURANCE*
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Co.
OFFICE “in tho North Room of the MER
CHANTS' BXCUANGKLTbIrd street, Philadelphia.
• MARINE, INLAND AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Witm IS3PXIJCC2S—On Vessels, Cargo and Freight, to all
ports in tho world.'
frmm lastnugczß—Os Goods by River. Canal and lakes,
and hr Land Carriage to all parts of the Union, inclu
ding tho risk by Fire nntil arrival
-Izn ixsoiom—On Merchandise generally, on Stores,
D ’" ute «“‘Sf&rs oyim company
. NOTXXOXB, L18il;
i Bonds and Mortgages.^-.—.—*• S^ ooo W-
Cnited States, State of Pennsylranla, Phila
£lggl 00
Btoek In Banks, Railroads and Insurance Oos_ 19.78? TO
Bills ReeaireabU~i MMS 5?
Caahon hand. ..... ■••• . S’iSr *r
Premiums on Marina PoUdes recently issoed— 87.137 27
fiohseriptioa Kota 100,000 00
1519,769 13
mucroxst . .
■wnnarn Martin, James C. Hand, [Dr. R. M. Huston
Joseph H. Sea), Thaopb. Psniding, Wm. ■
Edmund A; Sender, Isaac K. Davis, Joehoa L. Pries, -
John C. Deris, Hn h Craig. James Tennant.
Robert Barton, Spe teerM ell vain, Joseph S-Bainett,
John R. Penrose, Chi ties Keliy. laa U M’Fudana.
: GeokffeC. Lefper, Bat od K. Stokes, wm. C. Ladwte,
| Kdw'd Darlington, He: ry Sloan, J. T. Pitt g.
H. Jones Brooke, Jar esTraatialr. D. T. Morgan, do.
J.Q. Johnston, V ILLIAII MARTIN, President,
Tsaus a ILut>, Vlt IPresident. „
' Josxra W. Cowxs, Secretary.
ErOmcs of the a apany. No. 0$ Water street, Pitts
burgh. [JeIL-tfJ P. A. MADEIRA, Agent
iffarance Co,. of Piulaaa.
Charles W. Bancker, Geo.
l n*rt,Mardoe*l D. Lewis, Tobins
•ie, Hunm’i Grant, David H. Brown,
’attetson. ~ .
IDLES N. BANCKRR, President
Franklin Fire
Tk [RECTORS:
II W. nichsrds. Tlu
Wagner. Adolphe E. B<i
Jacob R. Baltli,UorrUl
Goisua 1. D ve tary.
Tbla Company oonttzmM to make I naura'neea, permanent
or limited, on every dticrlpUouof Property in town ac<l
country, at rates aa low u an consilient with Meant/.
The Company ban reserved a largo contingent fond,
whkb*with tlialy Capital andPremlama, safely Inverted,
afford ample protection to the assured.
' TheaMetaoftheCotnpanT.onJaDnArylft,iBoi,aJpaD-
Uabed agreeably to tbs Act of won aa follow*.
Tit—
Mcrtm«e«....„..1..~..-—
Real Katata-.»4 -
Temporary Loaju...-
Caah,
I 44
Sion their In corpora tiers, a period oNll tmii, ther turn
paid upward* of One Million Fonr Hundred Thousand Dol
lari |W« by Hr*, thereby affording erhlance of the ad
vantae<* of Insuranea, as Kallaaihrir ability and disport*
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities. .
J. (JARDXEB OOKFIN, A (rent,
>plp . Olfiro H. K. fptncT of Wood and Bd sta.
Western Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
uroiff «n»», Jn., ra&*T. - r. »• ooaww. SRfr.
WiU Insure against all kinds of Fire and
Marino Risks.
U.UUISr. Jr,.
J.W.BotUr,
Win. Lyon,'t
o.lhmseD,i
Thu. Beott, Jaa. McAaUy
A. Nlmlck. Oao. Darol*.
G. W. Rkketaoo, Natb’t llulssu,
0, W. JacluoD, J. hlppineott*
Wtn. H. Smith.
ffA boon loOltutloo raan*««*d hjr Directors well
known la this community, and who will liberally Mjan
anil promptly pa j ail issues at the OmckrNfc- v2Wat*t
Btreet, (Spang ACo’t WcrhonaQ up stairs, Pittsburgh.
ja4bc
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation
Insurance.
FlMlElmuranceCompaorof North America,
JL Philadelphia—Chartered MM. Capital, $600,000.-
Awti January 111, 1861, $1,001*266 60. WUt make Inn*
naM an buildings: and their content*, in this dty ana
Tirinlty; * l>f> on property of erery description, shipped per
Hearn boat* end other renels, either by inland transpcr*
•lion or on the seas.
I DDLOTOUi
Arthur A. Coffin. frai*!, Thom** P.Oopo,
Bamnel W. Jones, John K. Neff,
Edvard Smith, | Richard. D. Wood.
John A. Drown, Williaut'Welsh,
Samael Y. Smith, i Franc!* Uoakins,
Banraal Brook* 1 - • B.rto*tln Allibone,
Charles Taylor, Wm. a Uowen,
Ambrose White, Qeorge Asnlnwall,
; Jaoob U. Thomas, James N. Uidteon, I
S. Morris Wain, . . 111, l). Sbarenl. Secretary.
Thie Is the oloMl Jntoranw Company In the United
|Btales, and from Ha I !fh Standing, lnnu experience, ample
I means, and avoiding aB risks of an extra haxartlons ehar
aetcr, it may bo eon lder**l ae offering ample security to
i the public. WILLIAM P. JON K*. A grit,
; SO and 61 Water street.
: misoelLaseocs.
Pittsburgh Riding School,
TIE subscriber respectfully announces to
Lh* And Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that heha*
_Uye»tcsda KIDIMJ SCHOOL, which. In point of
,«U». cDinmodlousness and adaptation, undeniably excels
'tnr « |TTi|l » r establishment In the Uplte4 Btato*. jdtilocs*
tton I* accaarPile from ail porta ofthe city,
■ and airy situation. rsnderslt especially fctha w
t*sm«»t agrwabto
bones are dodls and erell
pledges himself thst n» twins« «HWiff
-"“*■£3s?“ •*** , °iL t ‘u.Ti^”4S N u ”
JEttiOSrTWOODWEtL,
OABDIET FURNITURE MANjJFAOTTmBB*
pas. 97 sits V 9 roan mm, rmocuß,, „
1 W. W. respectfully infonns his friends
•I • And eustotnm. that hens* Just oompletsd his stock
rf Furniture, which I*decidedly the Urges* and Min
ottered tor nf* tnthla city. As he Is determined to uphold
bis sleek, withsensooed materials, best workmanship, and
nswAtt «*—<p»«; and fftm tha extent of his orders ana
ftadiltrln raenufoetarinji, be Is enabled to produce'war
ranted FURNITURB *Fthe loweet prices. ,
Ue keeps alvayslon hand the greatest eartetr of emr
description of furniture, from the cheapest and plainest,
to the meet elsgank and ooetly, that » house, or any part
of one. may be fuxUshed ftem his stock, or manufactured
•xpreesly to order!The following articles consist in rurt
of his aaortsent,rvhkh, for ricbncM of strle and flnishj
eannot Ini nnrrisrT |m any.of tbe'JCasiern atiea..
I«als XlVleti-Artete Sofas;
IDO Sofks in Plush and Hair Cloth:
100 dosen Mahdgany Chain;
40 do Walnut do,
100 Mahognß*- Rooktax Chahs
ftOWalnot do. do i.
100 Mahogany Divans; *
ftO Walnut ‘do
100 Marble Tap Centre Tabless
to do Dressing Bureaus
SO do Washstands v
40lnelcosd . do
tOo Common , do
60 Plain IfrMrfns Bnrwa;
40 Mahogany Bedsteads
20 Walnut do
UoGc*Uffe - do
quo Cherry'ud Poplar BedMaadq
20 Mahogany Wardrobe*;
10 Walnut' • do
10 Cherry . do .
40 Plain Bureaus .
100 Dtntftg and Breailbet Table*
12 Beeretanr and Book case*
20 Dosen Cade fWt Chair*
■ 24 Cane Beat Becking chains '
12 UdUe’WnUna Desks . - .
JUt and Towel elands What-Not*
. Papier Maehe Table*
OoomtaUoo Chair* Pwn broke do
* KHrahetheO da Hall and Pier do
p£u? Inlaid da ' Krtrajdon
Arm do, Ottomans
Uotbleand RallCbaii*. , • . ,
aim, > large a*wrt moot of Common rornitaraand W< & &*
*°Cabin*tiaakf , ra supplied with articles in their Una..
BteambrsU And Uotele furnished at ths ahortaetnoUas.
AU orders promptly attended-to. • •• mh2o
THrfrwrtoliK andljvkrpool '
totted states mail steamers.
Th# Ship* eompcdos thin Line an the
KSE Ships have been built bj contract,
oaslr for OoTaromrot Ser*lra, #T«ry ear® baa been
th»Lr eonatnietlon, aa In the Kniioeg toeuaun
aticnstb aad meed, and their tmsaßWKUUoba.foryaasen*
r«r> antMoaUea lor eJegann and comfort. . ,
Klee oMfiKalcw tßua Maw York Id Llrerpoo . la Tin*
CaUmfl2o;«xr.lailT«s»oor extra abed State RoomaBSOQ;
In sSrond CaUuT f7O; from Urerpool to New York £3<i
andtuu. _
An experienced Burgeon lit
No Berth can be eecnrtd on
no (wv« piU)poa|to x>ATI
taos Mur You* ISM. I
Saturday, January<.. .1
Saturday,' »L .: I
XtunUy! rebrwT^-'^
Saturday,' . ,
Saturday, Mareb «. •
Saturday, , * U
Saturday, April!.
Saturday, -r .It. • !
Saturday, “ 20,
Saturday* May IS.
Saturday*; “ 8?.
Saturday, Juna 10.,
Saturday. *
Saturday; July B. I.
Saturday,-' “22.
Saturday, Aojnxt w I -
Saturday, ~ - j**-
B&turday,September^*.
garbed to each Ship,
ntll paid for.
’KB Of RAILING; -
Pin* Lrmroct,H&4.
, Wednesday January IV, -
Wednesday,- ••**'•• a.--’ 1
Wednesday, February a. . .
Wednesday,' ** ' Zfl
Wednesday, March R. . -
Wednesday, *22,.
Wednesday, April 6.
Wednoday, • ■ “ 18.
Wednesday, May A
Wednesday “IT.
Wedsmlay, • *?. SI. - -
Wednesday, Jons It.
Wednesday, -* 28.'
Wednesdsy, July 12.
Wednesday, 28, ,
Wednesday August®.
WednaaiteT. U 3. . . ,
Wednesday - Eestembee O
Wednesday,- ‘ v *
Wednesday, l October f. '
(Wednesday, “18.
Wednesday, HOmsbef Ai'
' Wednesday,. • 16. •
Wednesday, •“ 29.
- Wednesday, December U,
aS'toKDwtRD k: OCVLUNB
Torkt brown, bhif my A
3iTh A-cS* letting's Ami,
: 00* 28 Roe NotreDaaedss
.’DRAPER, Ilevro. j
W will .not be accountable to
, Jewelry, PredoOs B tone* or
a aw signed thereto, ant tbs
• • - -■ |yl»- 1
BtturdcTi •
B*tord*r» ' .■ •?&»
B»tord»r< Ootob«r 14.
Bstiml»r« , •''SB* ••
Saturday Norunbor li
B*tSrd*y'l>»e*mb« ( J?
or Fwii*, »p.
A 00. •troqtiNmr
Vtetolw*, Parl*. Q BORCWIL
Tba mnn of Um*» ißhip
Oold. BUt*r,BdHkm* Pporie,
Ifrtius.'inucßi ttUrof Ladlnj
nlo» tturria creiwmd. • •
Caipetings, Oil Cloths and Matting*.
SkSlQvob,
i RE NOW RECEIVING DIRECT from tbo
/m.Manu&ctn«rf l tbelr choice and large assatmeat o
cargstlnpand OU Cloths £i Spring sauo, and In uartee®*
Royal English VtiveiOarpetft
■ 1 Brussels and Tapestry- .dot 1
Anbassons, * new article;
imperial and Super 8 Ply*
Tapestryand_dO'lngnuiu}-
Rxtra and Floe • do:
Oh arch Carpeting*..
violtlsßa. =
Tocethet'wlth *Wool, Dutch, Hemp, Cotton, ul every
deemptioa of low priced goods. •' j. •• '■ ,Z_v il‘
; floor QlLCloths from ato24 Met vrfda,Tre6ooutd (blots
patterns, of allquaHtlM iadpHeag. Also,moiiale,«bsnlßs
tad totted ran tod mufcetaxio tad table- eDTsrtfwlndow
veoitien blinds; baa tod green oil eloUu; yufl hob
’• cheek canton matting; M«44J'64
tad &4wld*Otal*o,«poeßutting S< 8< 44. MMH
wide. tU of which will be offered at the lowest esu prtoal
...
Boots and Bhoe*—'Wfcolfiiaieand, BetaiL
TAMES ROBB, 89 Market and 6 Union its.,
•I •Sddoorftoiatbe; UarloßtUlottae. Pittsburgh, ;*6ald
aultheattention of ftls .Meads andttht pobUa centrally
to the feet. tb*t. be 1 m now on hand the largest and bast
AeeledUrtodKOfßOO varieties
teWBBX HesaSSSSOgJSMt
afisswsa ssifiaaapipjftaS
CbUdmn, Sm Pfig®
wteMrtUflwcrUn-with iMt wffl baMrty
droit with* • ■•/•. -. '-‘j. •" .•.•-•;dsis^
A PPLEB—2I bbls. hainanit«
Jfeint'WlV. «■*.*»»»
;TJ7TLLQW CHARCOAL, snramUmtar
ll»g"S£3Sieg
tv-flu AB—lo Uidir prime Old Sugar
store aadte sals br UTZLI Aw.
RAIL ROADS, &C.
Madison and Indianapolis Bail Eoad,
to
B txtßiport ftilabttoto tt»btß»!oftfliiili»fl>i
the East or ftttibiinh, at a* low rate*** any other rpqtfc
Having tnet* BolllnH'Btock and much more experience
la lt» management, thlsroad ana offer mote Inducements
to thlppemm securing dispatch and ecrrectnem 1a for
warding goods than any other Una. . .. .
Goods for the interior will be received fa Madison and
sent forward FREE or any charge for drayage and cpm
— Tt<i» ei«o nlhr mbi Inducements to Boats to
land with them, as they bare larra Wharf Boata and
Wharves, where goals can be stared free of charge and be
protected from the weather. . , .. ~ . . ,
For any inlbirmatioo or rates of freight, call on A. A.
HARDY. Agent, at Pittsburgh, who win gm tho desired
information. J.'Oi D. LiILLY, Bnpt,'
n. P. Joaifl, Gen. Agt, Madison, Ipd.—j*BQ-d3m •
Pennsylvania Railroad, ,
Daily Through Trains. between!
I Philadelphia and Pittsbur&L—THU MORXIhQ MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7« A SL.’
and Pittsburgh far Phllahclphl* at 7. A. 5L TliE FASr
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1. P. JL and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at IP. M. THE SlO HTIKX-.
>R|S3 TRAIN leaves Philadelphia forHttsborsh at 11,
> IL. and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia st 10, P. 55. !
The Above-lines eonnect at PRtsborgh with the Rail-’
nads tbnndjjvm. 8t- Louis, Mo.: Alton, Ualenn and Chic*-,
co, HU Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Kt; T«t©
LAfhyette and Indianapolis, IncuClnrlu
'nati, Toledo,
Cleveland. Columbus, Zanesville, Wasriuon and Wooster.
)hlo: airC with the Steam Packet Boats from and to J?xw.
t teT». lima. LwoTitti andCwcunun. ‘ •
Throagh .Tickets can be had to or from either of the
farther tnrtieolars. see Hand-bills at the different;
starting point*. Passengers from tbs ' will Andi {hi*
the shortest and most ex«dltton* ronte to .Philadelphia,
Mt rnos! moorjl'Xoxst./£««■. Une kn^oh^ lia '
J M KSKIaIKN, Agent, Hutengtr Lina, Pitatwp*.
j*3o-ly *
Pennsylvania Railroad. ‘
fIiHE groat Centra! Route, connecting the
B Atlantic©itlrs with Western, Northwesfann,and
Southwestern State*, by arantinuous Rallwar direct. -
This road also Oranect* at Pittsburgh with «“*F n»*ef|
Bteamen to all ports on the Western andatCtore
land and Sandusky with Steamers to all ports on the,
Northwestern Lakecc making th© mosti ltrtti, eAMpc'sf
reliable rout/ hr which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and
S t?ATI£sBBT\\EK\PUILAnRLHR/A 4inTTSBUR(UL
FIRST CLABB.—Boots, Shoes, Dry flood*} j*, r lOOlbs.
_ (in boxes) Fora, Feathers, Bc.. / 4
BECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery. 1
Dry Good* (in (tales) Hardware, Lca->T5e. per 10U&S.
tber. WOOL Ac. f
THIRD CLAUS.—AnTIIa lUkkldr. Bacon} 100 &*.
and Pork (in bulk) Xlemp. Ac. —J,
FOURTH CLAsiS.—-Coffee. Fish, Bacon and 1 1lt1)i ,
Pork (packed) lArd and lard OH.-.-i '?,° P i ,
ew.la shipping goods from any point Raster Philadel
phia, he particular to taori- package “eta Pcnntvtwnia
Railroad." All floods mnalgmtd to the Agcuts of -this
Road at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, *lll be forwarded
without detention. ...
Fkuout Aoona.—ftlosra Potter, Boston; J. L, Elliott. N.
York; K. J, Soeeder. PhlUdelijtla; Magraw A Kdoc*. Balti
more Ueo.C. Pranclscus, Pittsburgh; tiprigmau A Brown.
Bndnnatl. Ohio; Moorhead, XcuTavUle, Ryj R. 0.
rldrura, liadiMn, ludg Ratcliff A Co., Mo, J
-8, Mitchell A 800. Krmnsvllle.'Tndiaim. ' ’ ~ . '
H. H. HOUATON, f^nirairrriohlAomt,PhSaddp/>ui.
IT. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, fh. J*^>»/
491M28 68 \
..... 84J577 78
B3J>6B 17
cuswoo
..... 6L&16 81
CLEVELABI) AND PITTSBUEGH
HAIL HOAD-
IN CONNkCTIoN WITH
The Ohio and Fenna. Railroad.
Via Atliaoe,'.
INHE shortest, quickest and most reliable
-route to Toledo,. Chlesgo, Roek l«dandrOalena,BL
Louis, is VIA CLEVELAND. #i . - .
This route Is One Hundred miles snorti'f ana about
eight hour* quicker to Chicago, than the dreultousone
Tl Tvm d DaHy o, i£alns between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Three Dally Trains between Cleveland andCblcago,
Time to Cleveland, ti hours; Chicago, £1 hours; and St.
Louis, 37 hours. ' „„
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland lest© Alliance
a., connecting at Uud*ja with trains for Cuyahoga Falls
and Akron, and arriving at Cleveland at 10.04 s. M. and
The Tninsol theOhJo and Penna. RailroadleavingPltt*-
bursh iat HDOi. u. and MO *. jfc, eonneet at AUUnM
with trains which arrive In Ckveland at 10D4 A. M. and
y qn p. m
The 3.00 r. m. Train from Pittsburgh makes no eonneo
tion at Alllkhee for Cleveland. „ - _ . T . _ ,
Paaseugen for Toledo, Chicago, Bt. Louis, Rock TsMd,
Galena and the North-west, who wish to go through with,
out detontton, wiU taka the Train leaving Pittsburgh, at
8.00 a. h- and arriving la Cuveland at 2.20 p. M.. as that
Is the only train toy which etose connection* are made
through to the above point. Passenger; by Ui» ttua
(v*ehChlcmgoat?.3o next morning, and Bt. Louis at mid*
°¥L gained by going via Qeznland 8 hour*. j
The trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, nm
as fallows:—Lbsvh Cleveland at 2JJoa.it. TAS-rJL;
arrive In Chicago at 11.00 p.Au7JOa.M.and l2JO». ■
• Tndns-leave for Rock Island and Bt. Lonla as follows:
Leave Chicago at fcl£.a. ». and 1006 and U.OO P. *■
Passengers for Bt. L>uis go over Rock Island railaoad to
1 Joliet; and tbenoe ever the Chicago and Ulsdssinri ml
road to Alton, and thence toy steamboat; (83 miles) to Bt.
Louis.’ Passenger* by the 0.18 *. a. train arrive in Balnt
Leuls at 11.20 same evening, aadby the 10.00 T. M. train at
noon next day.
Baggage cheeked through to Cleveland, and there re
cheekeufor Ch rsgo and sL Louis.
ran vu Attiwua ajip ctsvßjjrp.
FirttClax*.. . lit- a**
To AlUanee 4X30 “ Chicago— -13,00
“ Cleveland. —. 4,00 ** L* Halle— 10,«0
“»**- ~~
Passengers arerequasted to proeore thefr UckeUat the
cpu, r , .. "gssKffa^'Ss.toi
SR' J. A. CAfaUKV. A.U ntuburtto
Pittsbnrgli. Bt. Loom and Hew Orleans
MOST BIUKCT *NU ONLY lIT.UAIILKJU3UTE
BAILBOAD TO CHICAGO,
TBEXCS BT _ ■
Chicago and Uiisuiippi fiailroaa
iViTß LINB ROUTS FROM CHICAGO TOUT. LOUIS.
fSIRAINS leave Chicago daily, (Sundays
1 exoented.) on arrival of ECTreaslmnacalllehlgan,
Southern and Central Railroads.
“nr»tßt.Loul*l>ayMallat9AB,a.lt. • -•-
Beemtd •** NightExpte*atlOJJi.f. lL , ~.
Ttalns ran through to St. Louis In fourteen homy, via
mediate points on theAllsstaipplt and withregulsr lfaaot
steamers for Kanraa**nd Coundl lUngs. r „__ w
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO BT. LOU*B &\ HOURS
■ Bagngs checked through to-BU lamia on Michigan,
Oentrsr and Southern lnChleago.
General Passenger Agent.
RICHARD P. MORGAN, Bajrtrtfltendenfc
Tbiouffb ticksts to St Louis by this route can be obtain
ed in Pittsburg, at Offices of. Cleveland 4 Pittaburg.*nd
Ohio A PrcD'a Railroads. ■ *e37^hntl*wB
jMiohigan Sontliem <2 Horthem Indiana
*|7*ROM TOLEDO TO CHICAGO, connect
]r- Ingat Chicago with Clement's JJnepf Steamer; for
H*dneTMllwaahee,Bheboyean and all the portion Lake
Michigan, and sith the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
In connect lon. at La BaUe with the Illinois Centra) andCbi
rogo and Mississippi Railroads and Illinois River Lins ft
Stammers far La Salle, Rock Island. Et. Louis end all point
en tbs lUlnnie anrl Mlarisslppl Rlvsta.
FOUR DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
let—Rnresa Mail Train leaves Toledo at 2 A Sl* arriv*
Ihaln Cbfoagoatl2i7 P. M.-
. 2d—Mccnlns Kypruss Train Waves. Toledo at 11 AU*
arrivlaß In Chicago at 9JWP. M. •
Bd—Afternoon Express Train leaves Toledo at IAO P.M*
asriTlnginCbicagoatlUMP.)!. _ • • -
4tb-;NijKht Kxpms Train WaTes Toledo at 8.16 P.U*ar>
riveainCbksßoat A 46 A. M.•• 5
Ons Train an Baadayn. leaves Toledo at Alb P U* and
arrives at CbJcagont 8.4 a A. M,
Poor Daily Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
connecting with the abum. •
Passengersby taking tbs Ohio and. Penns. Railroad to
Uansfitd(Land.the Saadosky and Mansfield Railroad to
MonroevlUe, will then connect with thaCleT, land and To*
ledo Railroad. Or bytaklnsthe Oevelandand Pittsbarifb .
{Uitrimd at Alliance. vrUI then connect at Cleveland with >
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, making the time -from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, via JL’S. N. 1. JlaUroadlnilLhonr*!
Through Tlekats -can be procured at tho offleee of the-
Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Ohio and Penn a. Railroads,
tender tb» Monongaliela UouSe, or at the Dopct:
L.'B. RUCKER, Agent,
; PUtsborgb.Jnly goth.UM.-tf ■ M.M.-anflN.LB-B.
Ohio IzutUna Kauroad...
Crestlirio daily,: Sandaya
lload,- arrive at Dayton at i 56 r.ki* at Ondnnatl at 4210 P.
■.andlndiauippUsatlOAO-r.v.- '■ ■■
This is the only Un« eohneetlng directly 'at Crestline
with the night train framPtttaburrfL.'''
Pot through tickets; to any of the above point*, apply at
the O. A PfR. PUUhvrgb,
-'Miatf ' " RngluberandSupsrlatSaeat.
XT MOlABBESA3o;Wiltff<ir&ni'N;-0.
• ATolaaset la store and 4br iole by' .
tslJ.-- . .. .. . J.A.HUTCHISONACOja
31 kegs Ken tacky 6 twistTo-
larinro and ibr
4AOAJBSS. PRIME CHEESE for.sole
itlUU.br .M 3 ~ j.B.cAknELp;
JnnBCB,DRIEDAPPU3r,
%yM M ; ■■
CORN for pale by ' "
DUUftia ' • - 3,B.CANTIELD.
y||A iBBLS. PEAKLASH for sale by ■
“xig. fe!3 J. B. OANTIRLD.
!rt:BALES:HAYfor ealeby:-
.. • • •J. B. CAKPIKLD.’
A, 'Mason ACo.wiU open ron
MITSi!
.the balance of their TWids at. a dlMooot
(JIiANKETS, BLANKETS-A. A. Mason
Sb^ssßsssse^sssst&ss!S&
ata redncSro of nearly one halt the nsual prices. Ja29.
R QGS- 9 bbls.jec’d
CILOVER SEED—IUO bus.. pnmo mow foi
Jlriab, . j.-J W.UKI.T4 WCr.t,
EANS—IOO bus. forealo by . ■ j 1
naa. : . snarvoa*on.wnßTß
1 OODST GROVE SEMINARY AT LAW*
I j rkncKVLLLR.—A new term of this School bsglnaoa
WEDNRSDAY, Psbruan l4iA ,Eariy attendance la re
-0 nested. Application may be made tothe Reetor. -
SlMtd'. BKT. WIL U, QLAaSE, .
COLOUR—SOO bblßi' Dayton Extra jnst re-
JP cetvodby Railroad and tirsaWbr
%18 .. D. W.IIRRgnNB ACO,O3AOAfTOat^.
TiORN—SOO bus. inear azulifflO buASbell-
V/;ed.tortaie by. i . , J. A W.,8£A.74 Watorst. :
TiARPENTERS’ SHOP FOR SALE, situ
1 J ated on Quarry ft, between Paetory and Walrlot its.
T keca 2io, 1 Lard for sale by
‘ ' • apalzell>oo:
riALICOES&DE*LAINES—A. A,Mason
V,/ cana of fast
OoTored Caliaoes, -which wilt be sold very tow: also, a large
assortment of nev styles Uous.de la leas, at nearly': one
half the usual prices. ■ ■*& . : del
CGAR—3O hhdfl N, o.,Sugar now land-
O tog, and fa sals by ialg JOuNPLOTPAQO.
‘AY.—3 tonß -baled Hay ai <Depot, for
l gale by jaS . BKRXVERAIDILWOkTH.
Thß. FORD’SCALIFORNIA'LOZENGES,
*U. *.5?1^ I ? a ? mc^ T# s nd wwmtatireof Uoartbuzn
and Aridity of B tom acA forealsby ' j
■ JtfT JOHN HAFT. Jr* Brie Agaot.
JMJ> GOVERNMENT JAVA" COFFEE-^
IM b*l*lUl*rk»Olda<jVt J.n OoßnrticM 'inj lot
• ir. - i ■■■■■> J«a .- w.-a. mcowbo
Qj
D OLL BUTTER 20 Ira; extra Roll. Bn*
OWED FBOIT—2S ‘ bbla. Dry Poaches,
rruuttdS
I.- tftaCfttdnltvM; uo Stand mßamaOwar
ss^sFhKmHfflflSssir
KAIL BOAD.
. I.OOTSVILLE.
PTOUm
(between Main and the Kiviir,)
LoniSTllle, Ky.
jOAKTICULAR attention paid ti> tboT>nr _
We have a new and commodious Warehouse, capable of
storing large ijnantitiee ef Merchandise andProduek
Manu&ft«er» and others couniaaiM to us. or-entrust
ing their business to our cuwoopt
eudeaTerstol obtain for Chrm the bestadvantewa efour
market, with rewonabje charge & atorkglMSoommls
tloo* solicited. ■
DUDLEY ETONR A CO.
PHILADELPHIA.
4. STONE, Quarry street, abovo Second,
/\ Philadelphia’ Cheap and superiorHQSß,for tb© use
ofTireOonjpatilep,Locomotives,ateamboist*, Ships, Menu
factories,Dwellings, Ac. . H lsaade witbonteeam, Draoeb
lighter and far less axpesatre -than Leather- llose.. Also
LAMP WICK of all klndfcl ■ fell-Ty
Hide, Oil and Leather Store.
DKIBKPATRICKr No. 21 South Third
• «twt, : Phlfadelrhla, between Market and Chesunl
sweet*,—Have Sir sale • Spanish Hides, Dry and Green p«it
ad; Patna KIPS; Tanners’ OIL: Tanners’ and Currier*
TOOIS, at the lowest rrkwa and upon tho bert tern*
AU kinds of LEATHER In the rough, WANTED, for
which tb© highest market price will be given, lo CASH,
or taken in exchange for nidea.
Leather stored free of charge, and sold on commission.
ocB:dflsx : i
■ JOWE & EUSTON, No* 11l N, 3d etroet,
jLmj Philadelphia, Wholesale Dealers la Cora Brooms,
Wo°d WDlow Ware, Clods,. Cordage, Ac. Ordsrs
promptly filled, .. . “• • . jklMy
NEW YORK.
WTlUak OvU* V ~W tl'ntdtwMnw'
NEW YORK4URQICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTORY
BAUf&BEINCKERHOEF,
SUHDSiCTVitJta ASD wuoix&iu axaLnu •nr • au. unri or
BDRUICAI, ANDdIENTAL INKTCUMENTB,.
Bastao Trusses, Bandages, Supports,
EHTAJ.IGSYRJM7KSAXDPixhCtrfCRRV *
whlch.aw offered to doalersoa themret UN*r*lterms,
No. 18 (Kilo mm; HEi* MaiDsa lA!ik,Nxw Yoak
Steam Factory at WHHamsbursh. - -
BALTIMORE.
sorvLUH a. qiumTit.t ..A kjiUTna, ja. ;
E. B. GRIFFITH & SON, ;
GENERAL CO3IMISSION HEROUANTS,
■Vi SPEAR'S W2LARF % BAJ,rlUpl£E,
Axmasas:" <l - _
Banker, A 6 W*U atneV,.
PftCmW/>Aiu-tV’hlt*', Stephens A Co. ' ... ,
BoJUiaure—JotiD Hopkins. Esq-. President MatohanM
Bank; Chaunny Brooks, -President..Western-B«nk
John U>iier, Cashier Farmers A Merchant*’', Rank
Qreenway A Co^Daokrr*.,.. 1: .
WaihingUM, D. G—Corroran A P ggn, Haiikcn. . anl2tf
CINCINNATI.
WOOD ENGRAVING executed with des
natch IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, in the. stsf style.
at the lowest possible CASH PRICK, by
J. B. BEY3IUUR, Art Union RnUdlnrs;
Garner‘Fourth and Byeamore it*, Clndnouti, Ohio.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to large Poeters, Bil
Heads,Steam Boat and BcgHtssC*rp6. , r :iy»htf
PEORIA.
II. HASKILL, General Commission
if . Merchant and Auctlaneer, Na : 3 Water street,'To
oria, lIL ■ ■ ---J >i
E* pedal attention to Oamußssloafouslom. angle
MEDICAL.
MLiAm-
UJ -.VCiNE HOLLAND Birrtßi. '
{'BOM LOUIS A. XVISRAEI/S, OhemSil
l- ,j . , Ssswsia^^isir»ssss r^sg
JSS^*C=»^S£SS
In most of the European Staton, 1U Introduction Tnto.tha
United State# was Intended more espedally for
Father Land scattered here and there over the fans of this
mighty country. Meeting with greet success amunfthsm,
1 now offer it to the : American .public, knowing that Its
truly wonderful medicinal virtue must be acknowledged, -
• ITISASURERRI'EDYFOR
Fever and Ague, Dyppepeia, Sick Headache. Headset*
Sour and Foul ntotnach,Offensivrßre*th« Piilfosniete, •
on pleasant taste In the mouth after eating or
•Wpfag. indigestion, ooettvmxoa, nasse*, v«*<i - - -
turn, extreme lauguor and exhaustion,
Icosof appetite, desnondmey, droraJ*
■ ssaalmpalrsa riant and memory! .
pain and senae of fulness In
the heath and all dixem*
esarising from a . . \
THE LIVER OR STOMACH, - ‘ -
i. At la particularly recommended: to those wnMß
cnosUtntidDs may hate' turn' Inspired by the coutlnnoas
oaa of krdont. spirits, os-uthea farms of duripatlrh. -flete
•rally InstauUneooe In effect, Jt fiod*; Its way dlrwßly to
the seat or Ufa, thrilllns'and QUlckenUft every nerve,
Itig up the drooping splrits,and« lu'iact, lnfunßg new
health snd vfaorlnto the system. r•
A-TRULY YALIfABISjJKDICDni
In’ all caeesof DiarrhceaJysenteßfßHbomChotera Hortowfo
and the many unpleasant sffed* attenalnga thasgsOi
water orrihnats * - ‘
CaUfeataqf Hoods. lafi/BiffcSQf./As/cao^gw
' EtrmtxOJUqm. ’/' . ’ ’.
Mr. Benjamin Page, Jr.—Darn Arr lwfonid sayt&At'l
Ssve been afflicted with a, dlaeaas of the stomachy pajplta*
on of the heart; and nervous headache for nearly fifteen
years, and have spent some hundreds of doflkrs tajMge to
affect a rare, but to no purpoeß. r After havlojr used xfaee
stticsof your M Electrochemical Aroma,or HoUand.Blt
c**» l ee-myiself «ntlrelyrestored, lean earand sleep,
well, and attend to nr business with pleasure, and woul
therefore recommend >t to aU those who are rimnMuraf
flleted. 4 • ! \ ... i - D.B; WOODB.
: •*''•'• •'•••••"' rjrmcso^ J Attg.si,ifl6a..
Ur. BenJJPage, Jr.—. Dear :3irt- HrU&enect thanks:*!*
du to the friend recommending roar Holland:Bitten.—?
Having tmffered for eoartlme vita headache, IoM ofarp#«
ttte. mental depr««fani.an4lirfatfsmisrnt*aonbr oftha
system, I now fei, after usmy
’ HIOOIUB BCHOSTBU » '
Benj. Page, Jr- Em.—Dearfi&r'l'haTe been TelleT*doi
the moot dfemang forts of Dyspepsia.: by the ose of-JBoer
have’s Holland Bitters, (purchased of joa>after enSenng
for 3 Tears with head-acne, basses.-and general-debtllt;*
frft-wJlTur Indigestion. J bow feeX-pftfwUrWtMoiL- J
H noirand'Bstt<nr'and l taksa*
other. AbouldltfnlLlo any lnstanee, to efleet as mttcß
I and more than the adTtttteementdaimstor iwrenr moMT
WIU be refunded. ...
a:'-* -v-' u-’-Drufl-andChemicallloomh'-
Oor. d and SmUhfisld anahottan CulWjUe sU. >
Also, by B. A. Fahnestock « Co-ft. K Goo. H.
taym. Warning Brothers, and J. Bchoomaakw*C(K.'PUtw
IHnnlnKham. ' '
'JaiortT. Bampla.u.P. lirii*hrta, Joo PiFtamlng and
Lee A. ABrchray.;. ..iff'M^dAwT,;
PITTSBtJKGH GAZETTE
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davcd ttye white.*/ • • rsAsiuin, haight.
• osnci oarHiaw'srtAwJ bit aria vxxrzy ahd' 1 -vdool‘'
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Is advanci. ~ , . ..
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Three copies >ar ahrttug:.! —lfr 600
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their own ig riedlate hnriwets. and all adveridaemente toe
the benefit of other pereona, as well as all advertisements
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dty tor Btndy and IdtoMVDantww^of^^eWsyt^Sr
thaßMfcAflec^^afSefoaa^pSld^™^*j^B* 1
S&SSS a flS£sSfe2o(&'?rStew
thjadvertlMd MftrßmaSrSßSsJrSw>
rffe'sd SSe:
of thoee Bqnare Woolen Ehavu, at 60 eSt*^»vn>uu^ ftT*
BoA.in^W'd^d/or
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litUUal»tr fc2o JADUUSOHUB,