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RESOLUTION
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A • ~,c,iswamearrsir , --strisn—qtaii
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-.. '' - :-. Shea tlitifollowliltareolidalinals are roomed to the cowl_
1j581"g" Tol7/114.16.tit,-TOS & Claid_ills Itltht` . Wiener the Omasenuteida,.infaccordence with the pee
to see farmers'llghlfng weeds all Wade , ill I" te"l =ancapenerr ,--
' spring and summer, and then - lettillit Idt ill" ;Ai re " „rn' S s sasaftionsiwttriste ism cionalimuos to
• escSPga - to" - seed . and :spread tleir ii4Chief 1 b,„smig,„Lodismttte eteseod.rolimm—
.
thedutthetit the can, . ...,
_,.- i.,,,Z;::".;:77 , ,1 I •. - -.,. . SIMMS xt.
Look at a ny of onr.- cornfields at pott!to , .Ott Pitts D E BTS. .
Sumo 1 It o State may con e tt, snfiir hoetum
Iphialieti inHeptesitber, and lo! what a ' choice ;i e ff o it 0 &Sure. in totems, or to meet eaperises not othi
.assortnvent 'of pig-Weeds, beg g
ar-lice, and other , .r,ri„:;;;;rdiod (on but the sgirlm!stempocutf suchodebts
.of ihe weei tribo,..tannt their. seed-pods toihe i attvi sod etig=t .::...biy,
ort%,
rei=
breeze, Tiadi tor tiny amOunt of mischief in the , 'ilnr7„l„.„.o omerefeedseren hundred and filly ttamaind
' Spring t : ~. : 1 ,ionoo,:easo the roon,efiriaing from the creation
wasof such
Even our gardensovhereitt, if anywhere nn I t:M. ' l'l , o l br
repay trains the so cr Pu r ' tr se to f or
d , ' Xi hut! It
other
ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, 1 n0 ;,,,,,..5hat0er.
' - hie usually left to mature a wilderness of weeds l' stenos 2 Le addition to the above limited power the
repel
every season, and not ft blow strack to remedy
5'
non. deltoid thl ' us b l t t:l t :artir, or tored P t P .lte i'm.-
the matter,When blows would be worth strikitur • ootortandlog indejetineasof the State: Mat th7money aria 4
Ilia truth, Some very prudent .proprietor may from the contracting of such debta;ahall be applied to the
spend:an hour or two in pulling up dock or bur p,=.t6ert which %mot rase, or to repay such debts, and
docks, but insfead of exterminating them by ' 11„:„.,%3•P5ET; „.
d., r. oboe .
.mmuk,d. in
..,..ctio.,
, fir, and faggot, he throws them into the high- one and two of this article. no debt whatercr shall he created
way, when! hoof and wheel thresh them out, by, or % befit( of the State.
.
and (Ito fiat wind or rain ' s sure to scatter them
..a
.5. Lt u t,./ .4 , deb, torsos payment of theprzn l t4l i t
'bionalcant over all the region round: end on tore shalloit, its Snit stanion, miter the adoption cif thla
next year he has 'all his work to do over again. amendment, creete• oinking fousiorhich shell be sumcloot
Now; e w hold that no good farmer or gard- ban tr= t, tinpfaterestr4o a u . ch m t o b i t i
e a .. n d , n
two 112 o
eiter will ever let a weed go to seed upon his deed and fifty thousand dollar: whirh sinking fond alt.ll
domain. Have theca. out!—hoe them out—out cormist of the net anneal income of the miblic works, from
time to time owned by the State. or the proceeds of the sale
With-Ahem at any vitt ! , of the same, or any tiwreof, aad of the income or pro
' The bainyard and muck heap will be glad of I . 0,0. o f ~,,,,, , . t0 ,g;,.. b , by
the State together with
them; and when secured green, they are worth other funds, or I,lolllred, tact may be detignated by now.—
their weight In any kind of manure, hardly ex- Zhe said al .. or
fund may r LOCrtneed, f rom limo to tithe
T•copting guano. Bat when the - seeds are ripe, tloralig:,tar,so.tliwis. th i :ool t""L :o r ocu ' etezor
then nettling but lire should be their portion. of govarnmeet. and unless in cue of war, invasion orMoor
• There is-an old story of a race of beings who reetton. no part of the said tinning fund .ball be seed or ap:
plindotherw hie than in estinguiahment of the {lshii° debt,
were doomed as a punohment, to pour water in milt the amount of such debt la reduced below the tom of
a seine till it should be full. ' Let- each farmer fire Winona of donare.
see to it; that the seise through which daily bovine I. The credit of the commonwealth shall not In
meal comes no tares in :its bottom.—[Lefe ZW,,,,,,,,l:"t'Ll'ir:L'7""„:: I,hi.jdratb;
Mustratein . . cotamonwealth hereafter income a joint owner, or stock.
.
. . . hotter, in any compeuy, emedstion,or cogoration.
confine d. The commonwealth shall not assume the debt,
or say part thereof, of Soy county, city, borough or town.
ship; or of tip norporatitT, or amociatkm; unless such debt
- - , euahle the stns to repel inTl
.
WRIAT GROW"( ON a SAND Beer:
of Itiooklyii, exhibited before the Agricultural
SoCiety'eonakeltoots of wheat, thirty stalks to
;4"
korner grown upon a piece of ground composed
'entirely of sand filed in from grading a street,
without a single particle of manure. What is it
that has fertilized these plants! Is it the wash
- Irian the olayey land lying above the strip where
thisihinit grew, at that is composed so entirely
-- of loose sand that in-plowing the place I only
Included it - because I could not well leave it rest,
but did not manure it as l did the other portion
of the lot, because I thought it would not pro
.duce anything ? . Yet there grew the best wheat.
Why Can any one answer, unless it is deep
dieintegration and an
abundance °train. What
-dam Ibis_fact prove?
*Leto yolk abbertionntritis
GOODitiGAWS raTl
11.IRD 1N7)1
THE IMACOferruN' DA!
Pittentsonmoure
risioand offer fur eek et the
Lone, Nee. York. by the tuna
STRINOES
of eury khrt needed for Do
menic' ProfeWoreal_ pur
-, Poem proneunced by' Phyd
db& the must...perfect article
ever nude.
ISIT.kOt PUMPS,.
- 'POWDER FLASK%
e ericrinnted Steep - the powder ,
R. 9 .IIRNITEME CAST.)
that will .ot florae , the oapet
"ItriBLEILS k POAPTILkI7B,
Pea ;tad Pocket
" , CUTLERV,...
NAPKIN KINGS.
Thla ;Reuter/at Metrritd.
light so lIORN--brllLent keit.
pcoodocter ot KLECTiII
'ACIDS and ALKALIES prod
cloy other Sur the above 13
other purport, to which It Ls
Dallersia all W or the
wires with thew goods. aod •
article. of the kind, tell' boy
• • Merino Iron Pipeorks.
MILIMBIL t. JAq,UES.
1 4 E1 Centre Street, New York,
ANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
I Vtittight Ir.'dt fittintl, Tools, and¢..tery de
mint on of apparatus connected with ...ter And
Gas, for heating and lighting Stenciler., Churches, lintel..
PO". r"tellingai !Bonita* Ailyhinie, l'actortee
and Halls.
Alias Valve*, Cock% Pnrapth Gouge., Boilers and Boiler
11331 d uvula to order.
Our Screw Coiling Machitioe are entirely new, and ma
awn Plat.llt—warranted to do double the work of any other
Invention.
Order, ',elicited front all *actin. of the Country. and
piromptly attendad to. Jetahlyde
• Vbilabrlppia abbertitstmento.
— ALL
EN On NEEDLES,
• itto.M &nth Metre., end lra, Strort,
PAIL',DELP 11l A,
WIIOLESALE DEALERS IN OILS,
: Catetnie, Sturell, Ae. A full atutortroent on hand to
etliklattle attention of dealers it reppecatally asked.
.mntedly
lialtimorr abbtrttsttintts
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C. UMWklollsit. wm. f.. am..
ARMISTEAD. RIDES & co"
AGENTS FOR TIIE SALE OF V IRGINIA
MANCVACTUREP TOBACCO,
N., 37 Esaamp Platy Mato , .
imalway , . OCI band ala;v•tock, which they distribnta
at the loan.t otarUct prirrs. siChlydo
rboriculturat,
_ .
" Pittsburgh Hodge Farm 3iniseryt
SITUATED ON WILKLNS AVENUE,
shot qua,,rxr=ofatlimile:i-ortitteoarturld,T.ollotas..ten.
?lon st nto, "' Yourth etre.- and about three sods quarter mitts
from PlluS
JAnEs munDocK,
July Edit
SlaaOr Trees for S. a. ,
A LIANTII Cf S. ELM, LINDEN, al
11., gluutitalu Ash, ge.. of extra, size S going pima...A.
lug. JONN MIJIMOCII,Ju."'
. El.--)fr.Thams. Wilf..r.st the Oakland Nursery. wM
attend toplarainr, sftz , h. rfers, for Prr.ort. rortufri m ;.t ii i wt ` 74
Special Notice
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL
AMES ROBB, No. SU Market street
J 5.1 .
between ket Ll. w and nit!. etre., ...IT
pleasure In telling the attention of hisfriends an , the pub
lic generally to his third large supply of the most splendid
sto.of SONTAGS, kr, ever rs
hihtted In 11... My. porchasedillrect [coml. ILsnufactun.
end Impute. of PT.. Shoes in the Earle. cellos. This
.lock I. is" )0 it purports to ho—nee y soperior and
.d. led tothe present summer
stockof. Indies', Gents', 311...esieni Children.' French
fits
Shoes Is t
e nd to
soy
Pion I
. Eas. The en e and graceful.
nass of their ilts Is charming Ile t he
pleasure in ivit
ing all 1.10. aro in want to glee him a tell. Pam 1.111 be
founds.. o..l—wry los.
Remember the place, N 0.89 Market street, Pittsburgh.
- linaprosement In Book Bindings
rliflE UNDERSIGNED havingobtained Let
tern Patent for improvement in Book Sanding 5. Pre
pared to furnirh the attachmentlo books now In nve. or to
. apply the . .. , to nsw books, - orders for which are respect
-fully solicited at WELDIN k ROIVAND'S Book-ilindery and
Blank Book Alatinfactory, E. W. corner Third end Wood ate.
Tbe atom Improvement consist. let, of a Metallic Spring.
a clasping the bock of the boo: in inch • mariner no to pre.
vent the bone. from Lagging when the book is etamling in •
vertical petition. ..I.` I. The carriaggees metallic grooves in
which the Inserted, which will egatnally prevent the book
from wearing or chafing in placing the same in its renting
place. jr2 Sad A. If. ROW AND, Patentee.
QOM CIDER, OR PURE CIDER VINE.
ik,.7 GAR can be obtnined M Morrie & Patton'a in tho
mond. The trash ustudly odd for vinegar ought to be p r
bibted, being eoroponed of vitriol and other poleonous drg,
.The vinegmat 'Morris & Patton's was moot cider two year
back and nothlngbaa been edited to It. Mee 25 cents to
.„..
ATKINS' THIRTY DAY CLOCKS,
A good oupply just received and for Dale by
P 25
J. It MEET/ k CO, Jeweller .% 68 Fifth et
_ A—PLEASANT, COUNTRY RESIDENCE
gaI:LOAM adjoining the stilage or stanatteld, with
tire acres of land, highly improved. There is a neat two
story Cottage Hansa, contairdng eight well nalthed noome
bath house, wash boom, rtable,crar honor, and all neceasar,r
out !mew, cistern and well water conrenlenk troll tiara all
entaneenelag to bear. Alio, k number or ornamental trees
and ahenbnety. Apply to - UIAKP. Y k
RAIR' BRUSIIES,
- Ilat Om
B ahas.
Mabee runhos,
Nail Brushes,
. . Tooth Biwa:lea,
Flesb Brruh..
•
Of the blot qualities and every description, to be had at
• , JOS. YLEMINO'd cor.Dbutioud 3 Market
Sr
1/ 21
otuN.EmulfotrißE,lAß.N.,2o,l3l:;2--,
f'0rrh5.117:14..,i;.11.
Togs—A mod tu3sortment
• dared for sale b • 131311LER
• r .c Y • AllogluM
• y.
s FIVE MINUTE FREEZERS.
•N , - - - AAP& of tbl• peat freeze-rind openlbg
roil ficersk by .OEO.IV-HUBIXT, .
Jos ubel, Alle‘bebY•
BAZIN'S COM. OX MARROW; --
Dxowle Joclaw, gab,'
Pomado 'Row Mown 1167, •
06 , 611166 Hoai' a Or o ,
C 66166011 Pomade.
J 0.9. FLICSI I / 1 6, Con. Diamond k Market rt.
.
IGIJI CHINTZES.
r.tuoa.= c hev,..t
tuxi,
u min
JeZAAwf.
lOUNDiNo. 1, for
. IIENItY U. COLLINS.
IC SODA.-1 bbls English Caustic
r We by ALEX ANDIR K
1
°.
.
. I` s-8 casks prime for sale by •
A. PAIINESTOCK & CO
- - -
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QTA.ROII-100 Starch
lby saa to the Mule at 3lssibtacbtrene Om. by
Jill HLIOIY 11. COLLINS.
A.'IRTEMiTS--3000 yds. Stone Water
1 "P" , t!)61°`"11-'ssittir.ColiiNe.
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boldUovernat lotortelrf s. Iv= A
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Amdf`nSTlLE SOAP-,7s9.bxo.justrec
aaby- - rAiinsrocx.
f -ROO. EXTRACTS-- xtracts
stir Cram,avr.; ete,to be hadammor
ii b fot aalvbYßT B c L llca
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..211.11,:f. been cadracted to enable too
rtion of
glen, supposes domestic. neurrection. defend Emit time of
tsar, at to moist the ;date in the discharge of any po
Its present indebtedness.
liturroi T. The ligislamre shall not authorise any county,
borough, township, or incorporated di etrlct, by, rine°
of is oftis
rete pins CititeDlN or otherwise. to bessomeastockhold
smroin*e7Tiromr loaft ? lts c'crott.kttsoarny'n'raten.,nriessocW obtain
institutiorror party.
RECOND AMENDMENT.
Theme shall he an additional article to said constitution, to
LS designated as sititie XII. as follows:
ARTICLE XII.
OP NEW COUNTIES
No comity shall be divided by a Une cutting off DM
nor
tenth of in poyul ation, (either to form • new county or h.
erwisejwithout the express ascent of such county, by • vote
of the electors thereof; nor shall any new county be estate
liaised, containing hem than four hundred square mile*.
TMTID AMENDMENT.
From section two of the first article of the Constitution,
strike out the words, "el the city or Philadelphia, and of
each county rorpretirely;' from section five, same article,
strike out the wools, "ef Philadelphia and of Oa ureral
manlier:" front section seven, same article, strike out the
Horde "sulker ae dry of Ph aadrlphio nor any," and insert
in lien thereof the words, "and no; and strike out -section
i four same aitiel4" and In lieu thereof insert the following:
"Swoon ev e r y ear one thousand eight hundredand
slxtrfour, and In ;wreath year [neonates . , represent's.
tires to the number of one hundred shall be apportioned and
distributed equally, throtighout . the state. by districts,in
proportion to the number of taxable in habitants Ic th e »r
-eel parts thereof; except that any county containing at
least three thousand fire hundred taxable. may be allowed
• sepaswte representation; but no more than three counties
shall heNeiresi.tindroo-ceunty shall be Illvided, in the for
mation of is district. Any city containing a sufficient, num
ber of taxables to entitle it to at least two reprmOntatirea.
shall have • eeparate reptmentetion assigned it s and shall be
dirided into convenient districts of contiguous tertitorr of
equal taxable population as near an may be, each of which
districts shall elect ono repiesentallre."
At the end of section seven, same article, insert 'these
words, sae city of Philadeiphia shall be dieided into singie
senatorial districts, of contiguous territory as nearly equal In
!arable popirlationaspondie; but no ward than be dirided
in the formation thereof."
The legislative, at Its first session, after the adoption of
this amendment, shall ;Slide the city of Philadelphia into
unatorial and representative districts, in the manner above
provided; such districts to renuin unchanged until the ap
istrtieriment In the year one thousand eight hundred and
'toy-four.
ENT VIILC /MITE,
MI
IA RtEDER;
M CO., OWNERS OF
ose the share awned mate
etc Wm...room, No. 63 ?dekko
'ge POCIET CORK SCREWS,
E V,I7II * IITNr T i ller:74
\
IIIACILINISTS , MEM,
IIAWFINOALE RINGS
i• WIIIP SOCKETS,
INSULATORS,
for Telegraph Wire. adoPlad
by the Atonic. Telegraph
, -SrIATING BRUSHES
PANS, BATAS, FUNNELS
AND DIPPERS, •
for PhotsEraPbk and Drag
01441'pm-wpm be.
h'ult -i..s Arm as METAL.—
tem conductor of HEAT
ClTY—and on which OILS.
ce no tfrri, umtly rtsperior
anted, and great rarioty of
applied.
ntry are ompplyitig them
.nmatere who want the bpi
DO other. 1.14.171,.!Y.
701711T11 AMENTIMIT.
There =all be =additional Rai= to the first article of
1 CAmetitution, which shall numbered and read as (pl
ows:
canto. 26. The logislature shall have the power to alter,
roke, or annul, any charter of incorporation hereafter emm•
erred by, or under, any eluvial. or general law, whenever In
heir opinion it mav be lulurione ba the citmens of the Com.
onwealtht In an= manner, however, that nolftlmOrealudl
done to, the corporator.
L Slaw; M0reh27,1657.
Resolved, That ltd . . mahatma p.m. On tho ere amend
ment, yew nays 7; on the second amendment, yeas 2.1,
lays 64 on the third amendment. yams 21, nay. 4; on the
meth amondment, yeas'ld, nays 4.
[Extract from the Journal.]
GEO. W. ItAMff.R6LY, Clerk.
IN ens flocks or Asntac
Apr. 7 2, 11357. J
Rrinlred, ThAt this resolution peso. On the first amend.
Emnt, noy. on the second nthenchnent....yeas 57,
nay* Mc on the third amendment, yeas 7a, Z., o p th e
fourth amendment, yeas IC. nays 7.
Llrstrart from the Jonnall.)
JACOII ZIP.GLER, Clork.
Filed in the Secretary'. office, May 2.1657.
A. G. CURTIN.
Secretory qf the fbatenostneolth.
Swarrow:a Orncs,
iforristmrp, Jame 1657. j
Pentlayirdllid.
do certify that the above and foregoing to • trno sutd
correct coloy the °denial "Regulation pritpoeing amend
nl,n the Conetitution of th e Contruonvealth." with the
tote Inrtar!. branch of the I,o•Leture upon the final pumice
7:Yesticnottrvt:rl renent:niton this n ub.
d
L"'"`t.d owned to be affixed the sold of the Remittal's
Mane, the day and year shore written.
t , OR PARLORS
I Vis frosh for sale by
USN AY H. COLLINS.
4 8 WRITINU FLUID, in (torts,
°4 h4r Pl ' 9 ' jr zezYn ,vvezizY.
14.,-44.
A. 11. CCIPITS,
lary of U., C”namontooalJA.
' Is Amt.., Warr/. tE, 19M,
The resolntion propswing a:mm.llller. to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth being under comiderthen,
On the question.
Will Ne d nts agree to the first amendment!
The ye. an us. were token •aMerahly to the provisions
of the Courtituthimand were. follow, v.:
Yssa—Lam. Brewer. nnwroe,Cottey. Ely, Crane, Vetter.
Flenniken, Frazer, Ingrarn, denten, - Eillitegar. Knot.
Lanberb. Lewis. Myer, Scofield. Seller+, Shuman. Steele,
Straub, Welsh, Wilkins, Wright and Toggsrt. Speakorr-7A.
StArs--Meons.Orsbb.Creetwell. Pinney, Gregg, Kyrie,
Penmen sod Souther-7
So the qttestion woe determinedin the Affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate ageee to the eccond amendment
The yes. And mot. 1.4 .0 token agrees to the provide..
of the GA...Mutton. nod were as follow, 11:
Vase—Metors. Brewer. Browne. Creeseell, lay, Evan.,
fetter Finney, Ylenotken. inns , Jordan. Kith.,
Ltubath, hewn,. Myer, Senora Shuman, Scalher, Steel.
StrAnb, Welth, Willer.. Wright and Taggart,,
Spenthe—'2.
Nals—Meerm. Coney, ;a
bb. FrAmir, Gregg, Garr., Eli.
Unger, Penrose and Scofirlit—O
So the queetin was determined in the thltrmative.
On the question,
Will the Sededenne to the third amendment!
The yr. sod
na y
woe
wore taken agreeably to the proverious
of the Constittitton, arm were. follow, via:
Yren—Lean. Brewer, Breathe, Crabb, Cre5....11. Ely,
Evans, Flenniken, Frazer, Ingram. Jurdth, Kintner,
Knox. lanbach. Lewis, Myer, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman,
Souther, Steel, Straub, WeMh, And Wright-eat
EAre—lbeeers. Coffey, Gregg, Barris And Petwo.---4.
Solite welkin was determined tbe affirmative.
On thequmtlon
Will the Bentde agree to the fourth amendment I
The yr. and us". were taken agreethily to the provision.
of the Constitutlon,thd were follow, Cl.:
ms—Mmerraßrewer, Browne, Coffey, Cromwell Ely
Evans, nannikett, Frazer; Ingrths, Knox, Len ,
Ste el Lend.. Slyer, Bonfield, feller., Shuman, Souther.
Steele. Stealth, Weleh, Within, and
an
Neva—Mesare.Crabb, Vinney, Jordan and Peuresa—i
So the question Ira. determined in the edirmAtive.
rue Gongs or Itaramthrenvm,
April W. 1867.
The resolution propocing muendosents to the Constitution
of t h e Commonwealth being under comildetatem,
Om the question,
Will the noose agree to the first amendment?
line yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the prevision.
of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz:
Tren—Meous. Atalenion., Arthnr , litLkhotwe, BAIL Beck.
Blahop, Dower, Brown, Calhoun, Campbell. throw, Cleaver,
Crawford, Ifickey, Ent, Eyster. Finwold, Foster. Ginovry,
Giblets. Hamel. (Lerner, Heim ileistaml.lllll, illegra, Hoff-
man, (Barka) !rubric, Inn., Jacobs, Jenkins. John., John. I
son, Kauffman, Kerr, Knight4eleenring. Lonther, Lovett,
Kaugle, WCalmont,SPllrain, Moorhead, Mumma,
Musinclmth. Nichols, N icholsen, Nunestacher. Ramon,
Pete.. Pe t
r
i,
Pownell, Purnell. Ramsey, (Philedelphls,)
RM.), (I ork,) Bremer, liked, Robert. len pp. Shaw, Sloan,
Smith, G.,.inbtia,) Smith, (Centnel Stevenoni, Totem Tall,
v a nthwhis, Vickers, Voeghtley, Walter, Westbrook, Whew.
ton, Winston, Wither.e, Wright, Zimmer.. end Get.,
Spentre-7 Et.
N•rs—ilessrs. Booboo, Benson, Dock,. Ilstaillen, Ilan
k, lime, Ko ff man, (Lsbanon,) Lebo, Struthent, Thorn,
Warner and Wintrode,l2.
So the question was der:ruined to the affirmative.
On the ithestion.
Will the Homo agree to the second amendment
The yea. and nays were taken agreeably to the provisions
Bt
of the Constitution, and were as
Yea—Slasts. Anderson, Beekhonse,liell, desk, Bower,
Calhon, Campbell, Corty, Ent, fansold, Foster, Gild.,
nmel, Harper, Helm, Iliestand, Holtman. (Berko)
Hoe..
.e
Donis, Jenkins, Johns, Johnson,
Kauffman. Knight, Lebtenting. lontother, Lovett, Ilanear,
Sloeg Musselman, Nichols, Nichol.
son, NuneMachei, Peanion, Peters, Pd (Tool. Pownsll,
Parnell, Ilanney, (Phiindelphia,) 'Ramsey, (Fork.) Reamer,
Roberts, Rapp: To o; VAIL inegilz „ Wal tor,
Westbrook, Whorl." ZlMlnertaan andGetz, •
tisora—Steowe. Arthur, Augustine, Bac us: Benson,
Bishop, Brown, Chase, Cleaver, Crawford, Eyster.Giblioney,
lbsnliton. Ilanceck,llill, Ilitie.llolGomr, (Lebenno,)Jecoba,
Kerr, Lebo, M . C.llmont, Mumma, 'tool, Stan, (mbria,)
Stalth, (Centre,) Stevenson, atrulberly Thorn, Vanvoorbia.
Vmkers, Wagonseller, 'Warner, Wlntrode, Wilbert. and
Wright-34.
So the question wa.determined in the affirmative.
On the Twenty
Will then... agree to the third amendment?
The yea* and daye were taken Agreeably to the provisions
of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz :
Ygts—Meren. Anderson, Beckhonse flail, Beck, Benson
Dickey Brmth,CalhoUn,Csoupticli,Chaie,,Cieglar,CrAwford:
Dickey, Ent, Eyeter ?Awed& furter, Clibbormy, 11..4
Lierper, Heins, Ilididand,
RIO
Wilegig, Hoffman, Maki)
Half cue (Lebareen,) Housekeeper, Imbee,
Johnsen, Kauffman, Kerr, Lebo, Loogther, Lemon,
Woe., Martel. SlTalutont,' Moorhead, Mumma, Memel.
shu n , Nunemeicla T er, =Potent,
7 , Rum, Sloan. Smith, (CombriOnith, (aentra)
T o m., Vail, Tanen:n token, VneghGel.
w mo uedier, Westbronk. Witherow, Wright,
Zimmerman snit Getz, Romther"-72. '
Nag—Meters. Arthur, Augustine,'Ltackoi, Welton, Carty,
D o ck, Gild., Ilamilton, flancodr, Efine, Jrlna, Knight,
L e teering, DV firma, Itenterh(rtilthelPhia, Robe., Strath.
cm,Thorn, Walter, Warner, Wharton And lutrode.-22.
So the question was determined to the afflrmatire.
Cto the qn O.
Will the Must agree to the truth amendment,
.y• were taken agreeably to the pi nkt.=
The
of the Constitution, MA were es follow, viz:
Yua-11csere. Anderson, Arthur, Backhottne, Backe.,
Ball, Beck, Benton, Mhos, Bower, Brown; Calhow4
toll. Carty, Chase, Clearer, Crawford, Dickey, Ent, Byater,
Ihuteold. Cater, Gibbooey, Oildea, Hamel, Harper, Bete,
yrdeu.d, 11111,1101egu, Hoffman, (Berka,) non.. (1.. 4
anon,) Boortkeepar,lmbrie, IMMO, Jacobs, Jecakinth ' lchns
J o h ns on,lianfrotati,erstabo,LodeenntladAsodalutr,lg matt,
Mancar, Maus* WCahnott, Boma
roan, Nkhols, Nicholson, NunernacHar, Pennon, Peters,
PetrfkLn,PownaU. Ramsey, (Philadelphlik,) Sammy,
ark,) Ramer; 8001, Robertadinpich UT!, Own, heat
(Centrs) literetuton. • Toted vol, kin.
mat* Vielows, Votl•l,' Wegorweller, Wlrtter, Weal,
wharton, =non, Witherow, Zimmerman and
Clete, Sysalsr-13. •
NM-510•1111. Doak, Hamilton, Haraxk, 'Brabant,
Thorn, Wintrate sod Wright-7
Be thcrquestion was determined In thealettnatire.
• PacatraitYlOrrtos,
Ilmuusauso, Janet:4ll67. 5
ittwayfetnefs,..:
Ido certify that the above and forediond las tine and
tor...aeon of the o Yetis" and ...NW" Won on the tee'
oulallon ymoeing amendment. to the Conatitittion Otte I
Onmlsonwadtb, a. the ewe appears on the Journals of the
two Maws of the General Antesubly Of, thl..Coesson
trealth for the Real= of VW.
Witness my hand and the' SKI , add 010* lids
[4e.,tweotr.teonddy ofJaassne thiluessettight Un
lyed sad Iflyersins. • .
• ' 01111.131 f,
DeMOM V 14
No. 333. ,Liberty:Streetii bebrw -Wayne!,
agr lore :u o•a PafT .
IOIL
PIAVTICAL lIABBLE
ISHES RESPECTFULLY TO I&.
. formal Wank and the, public pamnsar, that no
has Inund the shore oretanana for the =nags:tura aapi
wL
of mry variety of afaxtda Wart, such
Mormments, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones,
of awry mid" . and form;
Mantle PUCTT4
Centro Table,
Pier, Human
and Wish
Rand To
Le, An,
Which h e Is offeri so low so any other establishment Wert
of the rummtalus. Ills stock is entirely new, and has been
Wetted by himself; expressly for this market. He L also
prepared to build Burial Vaults, minima Bar Lots with. Mar
ble or Stone, and to eseente any other work in his tine, in
any of the Coutengies adjoining Pittsburgh.
WEED IST realms-nos TO
Her. T. &Lyman Robert Galway,lsq.,
Man. W. Wilkins, ' John Chislett, Esq.,
Jot,. IL Shoenberger, Esq., W. L. Ringwalt,
Charles Brewer. L' q., J. 11. Hill, Sm., 1
Thomas Scott, Nm., .1 Q. B. Carling, Rao,
~
W. P. Baum, Eaq 1 G. R. White, Rail
The Trade furnished with allkinde of !foreign and Dooms
tic Ruble. either Aldabra! or In the rough, at Wholesale
prices.
He has also made annagements with -the manufreturere
of the best bmuds, for a constant supply of Hydraulic Ce
ment, Water aral Louisville Lime, and Plaster Pa both
for Land and-Star. Work, .11 of which ha is prepared l to
furnish at sbort notice. • rettlatdkw
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pot . 1 .. :::
p,......4:600.d0e.Vd:81C:0,..i.0331.y.d.:
...Or.,BlEljulf.T.f.....nyd
AT
NO i 3. TB 111 D 6TR RAT NLIR MARKET,
WHERE THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
FULLY' invited to call and tee its merit., The
price of • single .tom le gib, • Burnerstand I. $4.23; gl6 will
[ cooking utensils. The common stove tie wart r.a tZms do.
For farther information addres the undo
DR. J. MUSORAY.K.
CoollitZ=lus,"lLL6cUrVlll;V:Nd=7 reos"."-
mewl It to others no far superior for all cooking porpoees to
any of the old foebloned cooking sane.. I corteder it a
great improvement, and when its severe ulvantege• are
knowno house keeper will be satisfied without it. Among
itsvanv 1 will mention the following: First, • fire IN
e ad legy. ready, thus saving time end labor.
Second, cooking
is done 'Mitten oppnaordra hest. Third, Re neatness, which
I. • peed improvement upon the oaf stove. Poneth, the
ease wlth which the hoot may be regulated end the prop...
of cooking attended to. Time may develop. other advanta
bat for the present I will respeendly sniamit them.
MRS. S. A. JOIINSO4, No 160, We.
ylie Kne
ge.,
Haling in use two of Dr. Musgrtme's Patent One Cooking
Stovekl me chrerfully.remmatend hem to the public
or
•• the
mmootconvenient and economical cooking apparent. f
baking etc. They are superior to •ny stoveLyrae need,
Jean Mild. E. S. %TYKES, No 60, Make street.
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A Bare Chinos , for Investment.
rIMIE SUBSCRIBER, designing to embark
In anew
in offer. for ssle the B
erke,terns, Ac., now in working order, at his Machine W
Rymes
o fding Fifth street. The business loccition and
quellty f Mechinery in use, combined with terms, 'merit
strung inducements to insestawnt of capital.
If the abort. ir willooed of ae it stands by the mond
week Milano, it w then be dispooed of in pert* to suit
purchasers. , Wlt. WARWICK,
mybkdif Ityses Building. Fifth street.
THE GREATEST MATCII :SIACIIINE IN
THU WORLD)
A.FORTUNE MADE %TIM A BSIALL INTERMENT.
TIIOSLAff PATENT TIATCUNIACHINE
la .simple, cord perfect !latch Maker. The nada.
code only $116; le driven L'y hand, and will make the for
tune of the manufacturer ie a Guns time. When good
mood le to be had readily it underUdly reduce. tho cat
IllirSeYerra rouuty or Madame privilege...re offered for
eat, at moderate price. For particulars, call at GA ZETTE
COUNTING lOOl4 Fifth stmt. JeldkerifliT
1857. Stoves!
THE MOST COMP]
data:ll3g, Parlor and
Allegheny City, at tho lowest
Wel:mated
hazeMt-Tight,
Aurora,
Tropic,
Beauty of
Together with every satiety
Hollow Wve, tiousefFuraislal
Squirrel and Parrot Cages. (
At. Federal street, Allegherq
mr3o
_
Portable Floor Billie.
'PRE SUBSCRIBER IS MAN
ufacturitig
PORTABLE VWURIRO MILLS,
Or A QUALM
SUPERIOR FOR SIMPL 'UHT AND DURABILITY;
to any other now In use.
They mu be driven by steam, water, or home power, mid
will prone sequidtion to iron nesters, Stock Feeder. and
Lunibermert
Merry persons throughout the tourat7 wh have surplus
rppooer, or power employed only • part of the o
time On other
busiums, by intrwincing one or more of these 101110 Into
their ostablialiments may greatly benefit themselves . One
of thew Wits, (21. Indim in diameter,) grinding over 12
bushels Feed me hour, can be seen daily in operation at the
Oil and Feed Mitt of Mews. BCTIOAY • Co.,ltebecca street,
AlleitheuY,
AMP-Orders filled with dispatch.
W. W. WALLACE.
street, Pittsburgh, Pk_
Walnut 11•11 Iteetatarasate
DT
CicialMPELFFLlO ir o £irte,
(Sticacessor to)
KIMBALL, MESSICK k CO.,
MASONIC HALL, FIFTH STREET
CiFFERT TO TELE -PUBLIC ALL TILE
dellearJes of the moon, served up at the stiorteet to. I
tics. from 6 o'clock to the morning to 12 o'clock at
Businese men and others trill do yogi to call luand exam.
Ina our Bill of Fare at soy time to toll their aliPetito.
Ilaring arraugementa nadeby receive choice artirlee
In
our Rue, from Baltimore, Philadelphia arid Norfolk, we can
offer a fresh .upply of
OYSTERS. lIALIBUT,
TROUT. LAKE REREINO,
Aud from Ow West, all the oarlotics cA PRAM , . 0 ANIL,
... ... ..
KO, LS
PRAIRIE C.ITICILENA, REED UIRDS, &e,
which we can furnish to i nrallas or others, at WA...4.N or
Retell, .ither st the corn, of HAND AND PENN NTS-. or
at WALNCT BALL. Fifth street. ap3o oat Ard
Stucco Worker,
JAMES OWENS,
CORNER ELM AND Rl - LIE STREETS.
STucco - AND MASTIC WQRKER,
Of. particular attention to al <mien for work to him
Itns.
CENTtIEit sod Oft_NAIIUCTB kinds furnished o
short notice.spXl:lo
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PlantCr , .
LONG &LAMB
,
,
OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
\o. i 7 (Old Po.t 051e•Budding)Thirdetreet ,
Wood and Market streets All drdire promptly attended to.
Sardigs. or...riled In • cupotior style. mh27:lyd
Shi.cheats Y. H., 0. P. and
1.3 1.1 . ..,rw Teas,
75 do do smutted Black Tea
bag* prime 1110 Odfer
45 Wide. N. G. and Cuba ' Soong
110 Mlle do If olaser*
75 do Baltimore Golden and N. T. Syne
EA do choice Baltimore Bert - JOE.
10 do SealaSsleratng
01 do Crunhed and Powdered Sugar;
80 do North Carolina Ter:
20 do Pitch:
100 do Soap Maker.' 'Rosin;
120 bane to, Be and lb. lump Subsea%
150 do Ihwin. Variegated and NAG. Soap;
ISO do Bald and 101.12 Window Glary,
100 do White Pipe.;
75 do Stone do (ShallarG
50 do Saleratingto pepero
•
75 do Cloth. Pine,
500 do kbwileon Co. Pearl Starch;
•
VA key Nails eseortal .lose;
20 do Sin Twist Toßionn
150 hale. Batting. Candlewick and Terintr,
150 dozen Corn Broome, ,•
EA do Dl:tacit
2S do No. 1 and 2 Toter,
100 do Gram, Hemp nod Cotton Con*
Together with a full urortment of Pittsburgh 31•005er
lured article* on hand and for de by
mys ATWELL, LEE t COL, No. 5 Wood Amer.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
-200 bee RithMoo , l Tobacco, s'm and!'. different brand.
go dwarf bale half pound Imp "
16 kegs V legion. Twist Smoking Tod>cco.
16 mrkly bas N L Diarnond Twist Tobacco,
100 bble Cot and Dry Woe. City BaTlllTi. and Spaniel,
wised,
211,030 Ravens and (4.1
ED WARD 1 , 13 eig.r. T.YI O ~..nd
WS oreal.
at RVA
Wbolseale Tobacoo Warebooss,24l fAberty
oppealts tile bead of Wood
NTITRATE SODA.-1,000 Nbitrate Soda
II to arrive sod for ale by ALKIADER NINO.
Hiilth Strength Mist Inswitatny
Fellow Its Use.
Bcerhave's 8008 andßitters.
mn CELEBRATED 11OLLAND
edy for Dyepedida, Disease of the Kkthem Liter Cons
phtines, Weaknese of any kind, Year and Ague, and the M
enus elections cunsegoe. upon a disordered Stomach ur
Liaor. Boob se ledigeetion..Uldity of the Ittennach,Oollckf
Palm, lleurtborn, Ur of Appetite, Dspoildencl A Gorda.
nese, Blind and Bleeding Pile. In all Nereniit,
and Neuralgin Affseelolne, It kw morons Instances
proved highly benanchal, and In others affectep decided
tare.
Trainre finds no new .no to oemtat, with thin delight
ful tonic In the system. Its effect. ars Almon magical. yet
the cure permanent. It communicate. no violent chock to
the system, burby arousing Its vital energy to normal Se
dan enables it to throw on the muse, sad rhos thoroughly
enulicates the Mims.
WWhen Its medicinal Artois are so universally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, ober* it has become m
popu
lar as a family medicine. that It ',sold by many of theism
cen,ea well se by all the dr.:inlets, mmld seem needless
to MDT further evidence; yet ae then are di:111611m mom.
who have toted may advertised remedies, and dill !toffee
from Dyspepsia in one or more of ita dreadful form, we wit.
Join the following certificates', the enthentitity of which
cannot he doubted, miring no they do from person. so well
known.
WHAT IT IB HOMO FOR THE SICK.
Win. &henhouse, Het., the well known Llthographer,M
' 9 frequently used nowhere'. Hoaxed Hitters, andel/
It Invariably relleyee lodisation and drhUlty..
Boy. Samuel Debrock says "I found spode rotted from
Its nee for • encore' headache, with which I hod long erif•
feral."
J. W. Woodwell, ea 9 have rued Ikerhamb Hol
land Bitten toyesitand moommend It to others, knowing it
to beJust whet it la.represented."
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower Bt. Clair, 'aye "I ham de
rived great benefit from Ito rue for weaknsea of the stomach
and indigeetion"
Jas. H. Murphy, nye: "After wend physichos had Dined
licerheree Holland Hitters removed the pain front my heart
nod Ode, aching from iodisation."
The editor of the Kittanning Free Prom, asyc "After one
of the hat phynelene to title plea had failed, Bcorhaveb
Holland Hitters cured roe of the worst form 9f Dyirpe*La."
Fronde Feltz, only manufacturer of the orthinal , F.strant
of Coffee." sayer "I know ow
your Holland Hitters hone of
the bent medicinal to the world for a dieordered stomach
or limn"
Dr. leadwis, editor of the Facie!. Baltimore, prow:time
It "a medicine deserving the confidence of the public."
Dr. &Urban., the Imding Germany ytdden of Penna. ha.
prescribed It frequently during the past theme yearn with
marked sumer in debilitated states of the Micelles organs,
or of the system generally.
The Manager of Halloo', Vinegose Factory, sayst."l sued
It myeeK and was thereinto Induced to try it. effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to all of
,acowumhabit,) and mealy It la doing her mare good
pan moything She tow ever taken."
Norgitig,....byhesver expecte to flea to thh a beverage
edit ho di n wpointed; hot to the eddy weak and law 'Merited,.
It will prove • rated aromatic aordlal,polesseed Of dreg?'hr renglal opi rm.. tits.
mrtawity of this delightful Are.
bastkiaciodmanyimmorbiet, public
ard sobs& purcbseing • B• not perwraded to buy any.
thine's. until yen have given liontars'a Holland Mersa,
fair trial. One bottle wtllonseinceyou hew Infinitely supra
dor It I. to all them Imitations.
iiirSold at FLOP par bottle, ar six battles thrig..ooliy the'
vele Proprietors. BENJAMIN PAGE, Jtr, g , -
corner Holigtfield and Tided OW, Pittsburgh.
• ,
Pbl Dirott* Sony No. 133 Nortb taorsit
It.* ICew Yartailinted POIL Pt AT 4 4. 5 7. ti*Der
Dutair, 14011mars:Oulbari Ittras k Oiyonue , ana Penn.
Z i k;Brol els knliiißowti Qlact
vWssiesidiLek-et.
Adams II 034 Not Odom?, .Wribt • .
T ,TadVITT
MArg:6l) 'HAVE . EATSG BEEN "EN
JAIL IrldPhtl in dark se regards the true means of
eecaruigheidi e da;--ticidiSig the imam body from (Lac.; and
Pruuortrag M., The sus, ander the fellecions Usament of
the regular teculty, are subject _toe continued practice of
probabilities and uncertainties. There lo nothing certain or
dud ici ths treatment of the WA either to the old or new
- D.r• • medicine.
Dr. Badway has cemented In producing three rernedle•—
known tot. world se Radwar's Ready Ballet Benorating
Resolrent wad Heapitstora. hoe 'Waled". are not only a.
thei r bets blame. as they ham .tierer yet tidied in
their special or combleed efflary I n producing. trustful and
bmalts—but they are acts establishing 1 science
—ea they ham la all Ca......tien I:6.race:ceded in restor
ing to health—end riddle" the body from dia.e after all
other ansibind treatment had tailed—lnd the most skilful
physicians had given up the aid ss beyond the power of hr.
.•••• te cure—end prow:named the dreadful =inden—
t..la.
Italway'e Remedied are t.refore Sled Data in the ar
alarm of medind ecience—they hare been .often tried"—
:never denied'--and are ready eto be tried again."
Mawr tielar [MEE
RADE' AY'S READY'BELIBP.
A• • Breda Emmett, I. to be and in ell mere where the
human body wilted with the tortaring pang, or, taro..
Tome of matter what the cause of the pain may be,
or where It may be located—an application of the 11.4
Belief, either laterality u a drink, or extereally. m elle.
Mater, will in a few oda. m rodere the afflicted body to
mss and eomforx
In ell came of Dread Disorder, Dpotihry, Cbedera
Bloody Flux, hick Headsche, Neter. , Heads e and other
Narrow Affection.,Neuralals,ltheurne tient.E p rdne,l3oaina,
Toothache, Bum; Emlds,Areem'ci Shot Knan d e,18M.%
Cato, Poimelme, either by the bites or stbige of Reptile., In.
Wor Vegetable or Mineral poleonlng by accident—le all
d nadir, aB cimmintancee where the hum= 13Mem
ad by pedai,.ltadwayielloody Eellercanbe reliodnpon
sateandrertainramody.
In cues of itilliattenees,llilliom Fever,TytihoeFever,Ship
Fever, Tvikeir Dever, Farm and Ague, Scarlet Fever, and all
pesees, small Pox, Measles, Prionationik. Ewa.
tray n Ready Relief wed in connection with Itedway'a Redo.
'alma will positively cum the sick afflicted with these die.
°Wen, and protect the systerwagidnat midden attacks when
either of the. malignant dame. prevail.
sem. ea.! UGH?.
UDE' ArS uLATona
The dlecovery of thaw • onderiul establish. new
Ms is &net inia, and are isr principle br the mien.
eft
doe. In taking these pit 60 griping painsor sake..
the etomach Lpe rieno d; they oper de naturally, tearing
the bowele, liver and oat, oar. , le • natural and hmitbi
eoniUoa. '
Koch pill that is taken gives new life to the bkrd; they
perch It. take from It al impure• wpoaita and equalise its
don.
One or two dose. of It slany's fagolators, will entirely re
move all ithitressieg err atoms Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Nor.
Tolima* Indigestion, C ettivenew, Liver Complaint, lediouw
•••4 Melancholy, and • care all organic &waste either to
man. woman. Lail • mud Med with irregularities or
weeketdag dbabargen, ray er ty upon prompt cure and reg
ular periods if Redwal 1 hey dlaton tire taken.
Every dame of ltadwayie Regulator* that to taken Motile
new etratigth wattle the body of the week, feeble and infirm.
All who teke them ate delightal with the happy change
thel y epr i igi t ai in • f
ou arphporers. d
do ille sick and ,reaerlosong.
. Du, d rigorous.
'MD OLEO WHET.
RADWArS RENOVATING RESOLVENT,
trace
Unman, Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Mors, Sores, Tumors, fever
st om oyst.E m sk.,Rwshes,BmttchlthtDPP r l aD.D.dl
Dropsy, Syphilis, Consumption, Apoplexy, 204 and ell Coo
stltutloul and Chronic Dimon either inbetited by borodltso
ty transmission, or inoculated by exposure or othorwise.
There le no remedy to the world that will work such mi
raculous curse Wald discuss, am Badway's Resolvent It
t i =es the whole human body; rep
rodoces new sod healthy
iliirlileeding from the Lungs, Radway's Renovating Re,
olsent, will in a Div minutes check hemorrhage from tbe
In cages where the patient coughs up Mote
Orl i t=o th r pun atreated 04th blood, PotEttray'e Ito
will Noon mown the dilficulty.
riettoralt Ilammond of 1911 East Thirtysecond street, had
•bed mug, h for two years. She coughed np sometimes half
a plot of blood daring the night. She was cured In 7 days
by the Relief and Headsets*.
Kir/ ewe leg of 21 years,. rd lu three week. by Rad.
ware Relief. 31r. T. 11. ILligere,• merctorit of high standing
on e Dh, Ga., Myr I .lbal a gentlemnp who for twenty
on years bad been alDictod with•• roe leg, that resiitedev
etT kind of treatment, was effectually cored in three weeks
by Radway's Ready Relief, thumbnut and Regulators.
TIM VALI G&W LIGHTS
RADWArSRELIFY—R O O', —RESOLVENT.
1. 10 eillocextituti,,rottittlitereis, end t i r d lte u n d s the ( Lorunituti t o b n
system inoculated with the y vi ' r:ls en o7 diertatl,eeltrevYteye the
'notation of the law. of health, Intemperance, excess and In
dulgence of tho pardons, or by heretlitary transmission, as
in area of Scrof ConsemPtlon, Rhenmatlam, Gout, Fits,
and other heir locum, which a long Una of ancestry WY eo
bountlflilly and richly bestowed on priority, as a memento
of the paat, at the coot of the suffering Inheritors. These
RettneMer in their trinltary capacity, pates. a cured. pow
that no disease can withstood: their combined effect will
eradicate from thelivlng body every particle of diseased mat
ter, renovate the Whole lyatenk with health: heat themumund
decaying longs, ;or other arguer cleanse and purify the um
Mewl from all Lunn:WHIM
To the dimbled wayfarer, who Is cripples! with inannitims
we invite youuto try^ them. Remedios. We will .ouch for
their ellfoacy.
With many hundreds of othen who gala witnessed and
fat the effect of the .Tifiee Great Lights," and as they role
and govern those bailee which they ere destined by the Al
mighty rower, so those three remedlee Mani as Ruler., Con.
querore, and Grand Masters of all dreams.
RADWAY It C0.,162 Fulton street, N. Y.
For sale- by lIVNT A MINER, Masonic ball, Pitta
Stoves 1887.
ETE ASSORTMENT
eating gtoccik tabs timid in
prices, comprising in port the
Iron CitL, •
I CcenSPalsee Cooking,
of . as .V :l t Ce to the line, Buell es
i tcl ,2 t ntc si g q Vgeri,V4
080. W. IIUBLET.
bu ltit. R. R. Ream.llot are add by DVilgji.t.• Merchants
faLlalawlyV
and faareknapea. j 4 7
READS REALM ItEADIti
IT WILL TAKE YOU BUT A PEW MINUTES,
AND NAY SAM YOU MANY YEARS OF SUPPERLIWZ
CARTER' B BPANIBH MIXTURE,
The Great Purifier of the Blood.
The Bea aiteratire era yet Disonerrall
Physicians msetribs 0, and e•ery one who uses It is • smit
ing ad p vertisement. No ;Medicine aver yst offered
to the Aunt:lna public las waned toot
pore:amity In so khan a . ilme as
CARTER'S SPANISII MIXTURE/
IT WILL CURE ANY CASE OF SCROF
ULA.
It will cure any case of Rhemnstlan.
It will cure any clue of Balt Rheum.
It cure any cam of Neurlgia.
It will cure any cam of Freer .d .rave.
Or any Meer. artaing from an Pupa. meta of the Blood
SCROFULOUS
It cured the Memo( the lion. John Minor Botta. moulted
of Congrewb from Virginia, at Scrofula. after the still of Q.
; best physician., both of New York and Philadelphia. had
Mon tried In 'aim arid It will cove pal. reader, If sou
affected.
It cured D. Burn; TAAL, viand:mei, of Itheumetins of
four pant ending. utter all other remedies bawl Alin.—
We have hundreds of mob Milliken. Call ino the Agent
and got a Wok audelecular, eel road Garyoureelf, tho many
remarkable And astonishing curve It has mark.
The eidehrevil Dr. Becher writes to us the he had two
of the most wive, eel long standing noes of o Morns thas
would Meld to none of ine tonal nimedles. but he tend one
eon with sk. And ithe other with nine bottles of Carter's
Pt' usish Mixture. We have known It used Is over a thous.
and cases, and ...s.vo yet to hoe of • jailors in Any mow.
YE SILIIIINOTIIOUSANDS REAM
AGM AND FEVER—Do sat take Quinine, Mercury, or
any nub nosh.. Drugs, hut try at once this great Alterative
and Purifier of*. Bloat Carter'. Spouted , Mixture .01 cure
soT and every ease of Ague and Serer. e•ser yet
kinesivi It to fall.
And for sadism.. arising from an impure stole of the
blood. no medicine Ass ever' pet been found to hut , so good
no effect- If you are pick. try it st
of one. do not
essing*, dolla
wir.
tttime
is precious, and health the goisteet ail bliout
which di else le vslusites.
WU. S. DEEM CO.. Prom intr..
Richmond. 'Virginia.
norwile y TAIINE A CO. and JOSEPH
EDINO, b
Pittsburgh, end TSTOC Druggists and Coe try Men
chants In all parts of dm United States and Canada*
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EFLEUILUIC ItYLADV.III
The Greatest Bledieed Dleeeereey
OP 711 E A GE.
MR. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, , HAS
discanred lu one of our 'common {tutors grew.,
rerualy that nave every kW! af Hamar, from the worst
Scrofula to • COMIIIOO Pimple.
lie hastried it tu over elorenibunilred sad inter
&lied except in tun:saes (both flatuder humor.) Ile Liu now
to hie powieowion over two Imudred certificates of It. rem,
all within twenty nal. of Roston.
Two hottle• an warranted to core a nursing sore mouth.
One to three lartlee will care the worst kiwi of pimple* of
the fan.
Two to throe bottlre Will scour the eyetem of hone.
Two bottles arc warranted to CUM the undo:miter In the
mouth mid stomach.
Throe to ere bottles are were
to cars the wont cue
of ornipelu.
One to two haates ere warranted to cure all humors of th •
es.
. Y Two bottles are warranted to mire running of the ear. and
blotches among the hair.
Four turd: bottles aro warranted to cure corrupt sad rue.
dog tiloore• •
One bottle will curs way eruption of the skin.
Two to thus bottles are warruded to cure the molt d.r,
rate came ol rbtrumetling.
Two to three bottles ore werruted to ruro the want cars
of ringworm.
Thu to Pour bottles are werrentod to Moro salt rheum.
Five to eight tattle will core the worst cue of urofule.
♦truth All. always experienced from the Bret bottle, and
a perfect cum le Intruded when the shore guetitlty le to.
ken.
Nothing looks D 3 Improtable to thaw lrtt. have in vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, an that a com
mon weed growlmt In the pasturee,and along old none wade
about.] core every humor itt the ey atom: yet it is now a tined
Oct. If yon have .humor It has to start. There are no If.
nor ands, bums or pay alma the suiting 00010 came and not
yours. I peddled over • thounand hotline( It in the vicini
ty of Tipton. I know heathen emry ease. 'lt hes ab
needy done someof the. grommet awes ever done In Massa
chosen.. I gam it to children over Ararat& to old people
of eisty. I ham nom ponr.punS. wane/ looking child..
whose dash was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect state
of health by ono bottle. '
To throw who ere rayed to adekheadache, sick headache one bottle will
always cure it. It gime great relief to cuarrh and &cab
news. Some who have bemoan. for ymre, have taken and
been regulated by it.. Wtwre the body l• mend it works
quits may,
but
where - therein mly derangement of the rune
dons of neturo,.it will mom very singular feelings, but 3.orr
must math larmed—tbey always &appear to from four
day, to a w ee
.e Therein never abed result from it. On the
contsary, when that feeling Is ovar you feel youreelf like
a new peron. 1 headwalls of the malt extravarrant mow.
dome of it that man ever littemal to. Ne change of diet le
ever , eel the best yotreur get: - Ittave
an herb,whic when diamond m et e
r ntal, dissolves mad
dons swelling of tbe neck and e the ears. Pilot 50
cents. Prim of DO NS Discovery $l. per bottle.
FOR 0811.
Adult• one t=zontot per day. Children over eight
year., children fraud. to ehrht years, tea
epoonf he no direction Mb be Mule applicable to an
oemtitutiona, take enoogh.tc opomte:on the bomb talon
day.
ktr. KENNEDT eves peramer_attnadance In bad aims of
ecrefula.
Sold Wbolmale and retail at DIL ENVIER'S, 140 Wcod
etreet,•comer of l'lrghl Alley, and J. P. FLEMING, Alle
gheny. • MOO ,
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ALL PAINS CURED LIKE MAGIC.-
Peas tan tidlTa =la per boat.
atk the fareratdam of climax Cara asp& sad rya
_lnuit. nun MAONEIIC OIL -
Is truly the wonder off= ("0 It curse pain in II s Urns
than It requires to kat a phys=.(ni .
It mu Toothache lo • minute.
Cures Cramps, or Pain to the stomach and Borsht.
Cans Stift NIICk Sad fismUid Taw from a Cold.
Cures Rheumatism and liouralgla.
Cum pjosaine, &shwa, deal= and Porn&
o . l fiw 00r114 and any Pala In the Fret.
Cures Agnes and Dun= in the Bra= (=tautly.
Cures lambs in a kw =nub= •
1 • Cum Pala in the am" Limb... Dark
ou...Ag. ina (Lill ilad Jena,
Ills is uo humbug Medkine, and no bunny Should 14
without • bottl 10 ease d=
=Mout or "ra slam= It 1
ksmasd .n.....jiz ihniya of
giving immediate sellaf. If %ha
WONDERFUL OIL ambit gantlit It 1 . 1 . 1 d 4 . 4., "
. 111ille most itovidasie take whole moot= hi .14,
I mob my sums WOW a stimmwes dap . . •
Tan yams residence =MY= Rod Skin s in the host, to.
,
Ulm wittisobesqn=t acientillettamla =Abe matins= of
aseits=duli.Lnih a tl =y . = r th lld ... nd o t .
the W mut, tdAOl l. son . _
/or aale alt 'lmputable Dmitlliffs and at Prof. Peed%
11.. t. Luirmarocs A co, sad Dr. OW. tr. mass
Whaler= &gm= .-- " " ' .09.11rW1,17
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W. D. a., 0.11.011.1.111114 •
TUMMR. VARRETS„O I I , " CLOTIIg,
jumNrargovikeawirt IlbaraCtstemt, ntai Wood.
runtion ouruN—
so .U' '
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Jo do natocdoor TO* Oar.
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Sr sad brisklrs
10114" 1
a MeV it.
AIrEB.M
CrJECattZVI"
•
Fie- the kaput are qf
CCalghfi, Cold. end Uoineness.
. i3iimni3 , ,313M,Zith.Dec,ii5. 5 .
Da. J. O. AisM-1 do not hesitate to say the best remedy
i
I have e or found for _Coughs, hoarseness, Influenza, and
the comitaat symptoms of a Cold, Is your Cherry - Pec
toral. Ito onnamit coo in my practice and my family for
the last ten years has shown to, to possasi superior virtues
for the treatment of these complaint.
}.23EN END:MT, M. D.
A. B. MOTtTLEY,EsO ~ or Utica. N. Y., writes: ..1 have
mad your Pectoral myself and In my family ova state you
invented it, and helloes it the bast medians tor its po rpose
ever put out. Witlinbad • add I shoo] sooner pay VA for
*bottle than do without it, or take any her remedy."
CROUP, ITHOOPINU COMM I 7LITENZA.IB3B.
tlerucanntn, 11sn, Feb. 7,
Manna Aran-1 will citenifullycen fl your Panned is
the best remedy we posses? for the cure of Whooping Cough,
Croup, and the chest dLoseal of chlktren. • IV., of_ your fra
ternity In tlin tinttlt appreciate your skill, an
your unnUchut to nor poople.
lIIRA3I CONKLIN, 11. D.
AMOS LEE. Req., Montgomery, to., writes II Jan., '56,
"I had e t.slious Infitieurs, which confined me in doors 8
'reeks, took many tundlciner without relief, finally tried
your Pectoral by the advice ~f our clerici‘ranl• The fret
dose relieved the serene. In my thant and lunge, lnds than
one4alf the hottlo
use ate completely well. tour math.
does are the chaajtit ll ;intim,. best we mu buy, and ere
esteem you, Dater and your relundiedu no tho poor man's
Woad."
ASTIDIA Ott PIITIIISIC AND BRONCHITIS.
Ursa Mvwcanarvs.. Pa-. rob. 1556.
Sts:—Tour Choy Pectoral is performing marvellous
cum in hid, smile . It has relieved several from alarming
symptoms of conshmptiun. end is nuw miring a man who
Las labored under !an affection of the lungs for the Lut 40
years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMOEi74II. D., Albion, Monroe Cu, lowa, I
wrhave ites.
Sept. 6, 1855:—..lharing my practice of many years
foomd that nothing eqllfti to your Cherry Pectoral . stn . giving
nose WWI relief to mnsgunptive patients; or curing aucli
--- 1.4
are cum c."
We might add volumes of eildence, but the most continFe
log proof of the !Brno of thls remedy Is found In Ito iffecra
upon trial.
CONSUMPTION.
Probably o one remedy has ever been known which
cured so Ma y said tuck datigerous Cams
a! this: tome no
human aid reach, but even to those the Cherry Pectoral
affords reli f and comfort.
f .
Agrila born., New York City. March 5;1856.
Dorton Arria,Lowelk-1 feel Ito duty and a pleamre to In
form you what your Cherry Pectoral has done kw my wife.
symptoms e had been five months laboring under the 4a/torero
mptoms of Consumption, fro which ni, aid we meld pro
cure garaher muchrelief. She was steadily fillingoantil
Dr. Smug, of this city, where we hare route for which ruc
ommeuded a DUI of your timiciine. We bleu his kindness, as
we do your AM. for the has recovered from Met day. Shpt.
not yet aa strong en she used to be, but is free from her rough,
and calls herself well. Tour , with gratitude and regard.
.....7 St of Shelbyville.
Coondaprires. do not diepair till till you bare tried A ver`a
Cherry l'octural. It ix mule Ili one of the best meilical
chemist, In the world, nod Ito cares all around us looperik
the high merits of its VitSUOL ... Pt. il. Ledger.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
THE SCIENCES OF CIIE3IISTRY AND
medicine havebeetftesed to their tame. to prudera this
beat, molt perfect purgaiiee which is known tonmn. Dim
memblo pio-ifs are shosro that these pills lilac virtues Which
wits
In excellence the ordinary medirinea, atel that they
wits unpreceileutedly upon the esteemof all men. They are
safe and pl c- maid to tarn, loot powerful to cure. Their peno.
tmting properties atimulato the vital activities of the laxly,
remove the obstroctiona of Its orgnna, purify the idoul, end
expel disease. They porgy out the foul humors which Icl
and grow distemper, atimulate sluggish or disorde re d o es
Imo their natural. ction. and impart healthy tone Ph
strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the
every day complaints of everybody, but also formidable and
dangerous diseame i hat have bellied the beat of human ekil b
While they produce powerful effects, they are at the mine
time, In diminished doses,llosafert and beat physic that can
Ire employed for children. tieing immir-coated, they are
are pleaaant to take; cu d beingtruly vegetable, are free fflbm
my risk of harm. Come have been evade which surpass he •
Ira were they not substantiated by moo of such ...dual
M o og find character KS to forbid the susplaion of untruth;
Mmy eminent clergymen sod phyeicloos have lent their
comes to certify to the public the reliability of my remtalleti,
while others hare twnt trot the sasurance of their conviction
that my p ro
ons coutrihato Insinetisaly to the relief of
my fflicted, suffering allow-men.
The Ageuts below named ia pleased to furnleh gratis toy
American Alumnae, containing directions for their um and
certif.:sten of their mime, of the following complaints.
Coonleenme, Bilious Complain.; Rheumatism, Dropay
kleastboro, Headache arising from • Kul stomach, Nausea,
Indigentlon, Morbid Inaction of the Bowel. and Pain
art
and
sing
therefrom, Flatulency. Loom of Appetite, all Ulcorma
Cutaneous Menses which require an oracuant Medicine
Scrofula or King's Molt. They also, by muifying the blood,
and stimulating the eye
hey
mire many complaints which it
would Dot be snpposed they could reach, such as Dealnees,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and nervon. irratsbillty, De
rangements of the Liver end Kidneyis Omit, and other kind
red complaints arising Dom a low state of the body or o
stmetlon of it. functions.
Donot be put off by unprincipled dealer. with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask fcc Arms Pats,
and take oatiting else. No other they C•l3 glee you cote.
pares with this la its Inteinnic value or curative powers.—
The tick want the ben aid there is for them,and they should
have it.
Prepored by 110 J. C. ATER, Practical and Analytical
Mende, Lowell, Mb..
lico r. 5 eepta per boo. Plea boo. for gl.
gold F
by D. A. YAILNESTUCK & CO., Whol e sale Agent.
Plf.taZ y gh i Z .
by .ill Druggists and Modicrue Dealers.
..
DR. 1100PLAND ,8
CrIARILATIED
GERMAY BITTERS.
PRITAILED DT
NII/., C. 11. JACKSON , PIITLADELPOTA, PA.
L L EFFECTUALLY CURE
Li err Ownpknot. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Clereatie or
...."e ' ',child 9, ['arose of the Kidneys, and all Dia
*as, a rieingfrena a disordered /deer or Slootacle .
•
Such
as Consti
pation Inward
Pliss.Vninmoof 81..4
to the Bead. Aridity of the
Smmach. Nansess, linartburtr, Di.
gust for Foul, Paine.; or Weight in the
Stomach. Sour ElllCL2tbrui. Siokitig or nut
torlog at the Pit of the:Stomach. Seri in mi ner of the
Road, Hurried .d Difficnlt Brottlang, Fluttering at Iho
Roark Chosking or suitor-aim:sem...me when inn iyi ng pod
tnue.Dimnia of Vision.Du or webs before the Sight. Se..
err and Fan in the Bead, Deficiency of Pet-spine
lion. liellowneem of the Skin and Y.ses,
• 'Pain in the Side. Back, Chest. Limb., ~
Ac., Sudden Flt. Lt. of 11,e4.
Burning in the Flesh, --
Cunstant Imaginings.
Selland great De-
Prwuion of
•
Tha proprisbir In callingthe nitention of the pablic
I
Ode preparedoa, dues wwith• fee iinx of the at ,o. r.qol •
deuce In Its eirtne nail adaptation to the diaamr. for which
It le recointnenliod.
It Is no t o and untried article, hot on , that has stood
the ten of a ten yooon trial before the American people.
and Its reputation atol sale 0 mar1 . ..11.1 by any similar pr.
pandit. , extant. The testimony In its fa.ir girou by the
met p.manent nen tn.,. physicians and Individuals
lu all parts of the country Is Immense, and a careful perll-
wof the Almanac, published annually by the proprietor,
d to be had grails of any of lie Agent, cennotlitst gallery
the mme. ekopticnl, that ti le remedy is really denersing tba
letrltTT It neil. -
prinelpal ditto, and
urwthry.
No. 90 Arch street,
thlladelplas, Pa. •
• PENNSYLVANIA TESTIMONY.
artyleek of' E. Woodward, Rog_ ihe weft known Team',
for the Donation.. Iron Woke. /trey County, Pt.
Dolma - sm. Jan. 11, 1555.
Da. O. 51. Jayvees—Pear Yift,— . l woe for for flm years
eemeely &Mated with Chronic Billion. Dysentery. for which
I eras attereknl by several of the but physician , In the
o s suary, bet ell ofuo ...mi. I also mei various remedies, hilt
mold find nothing to benefit e until I way Induced to try
your German Dittoes, arid atter m taking four bottle. by which
I we. entirely cured, and ma now enjoying the bra of
health." - •
More Effects of the German Bitters in Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint.
Certificate of J. C. Crane, Ea b, Reporter for the 'Eve.
leg Chnnikle." Pittsburgh; Pa, who. Feb. 21, leds, mate
"For mmo aria past mywife ha. Lam using your Gee
man Bitter., enth • happy effect. She ha. been afflicted
more or less, for severed yearn with disease of the Liver nod
Dymond., and until rhifPommenced using the Macro, no
thing luolgireo her mach relief. liar health is now rapidly
reproving, appetke good, and we have every reason to be
lieve .he will be perfectly restarod. She my. it le the hest
adenosine the ha. ever tool."
Nervous
J. 11. litiumram, Doylestown. Pa, Juno 10, ll= aye, =
"sty wife tow twee afflicted with a rvons Debility Mace
September, UZI, knee which time I have been outside to
fled any physician or 'match. that would benefit Ina in the
leant, until on. day I eased at the store of Dr. Harvey, in
tdds town. feveutue tincture of Iron. and dewribed to hint
the affliction. of my wife: he then lauded am • lot of papers
to read, among which I Mond one deecribing year Grimm
titters, I tramediatedy emend a few bottle. from I , lm. and
am pleased to state that the use of the Bitters kw done het
om geed than all the medicine she has heretofore taken.
twish you to wed me a half dotes bottles.
Liver Complaint,
J. P. Wit.. 3Sartinstiurg, Fn. May 22, ISM, says-.
"Milk much pinonro I testify to the virtue of year Ger
man Diners. Sonic time &Ince I woe Millen.' with a &tette
of the Liver, for which I need various remedies, but with no
benefical effect, until 1 was induced to try year /littera
which f KM cow happy to MAIO have entirely enrol me."
They are entirely vegetable, free from all alcoholic stimu
lants, and pleasant In tame and nuell.
erjlePrice"7s mote per bottle. •
Bald by Druggists and Storekeepers is every town and
village Jo the United State. and Camels.
And by FLEMING BROS., and Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER,
Plttabmgh, Pa. .01111:1ydkwil
A WONDERFUL
MAS-BEEN TILE STUDY AND
y research OT the best medial men that ever lived to
Sal a remedy that. would radically mare the Dyspepsia,
which theca been recently found oath
D it. R. v. voko,
OF PITTSBURG'', PENNA.' .
Ills laborious march and rematch in the Vegetable King.
dam for eight or ten year., hoe brought to light a wilnderful
Medicine which will ratileallY our. the DYSPEPSIA, which
Is the dramas. of all general disown which the Mohan aye
tem Is .aidect to. Keeps the licservoir [Stomach] cl n and
healthy. We meat nil have meal health and can of be a
eubject of any genera Mame.
Dr. It. T. woo has been • mbject of ae mein idisease
lihneelf, [Dyspepsia] for eight to ten years, and has tried
hundred. of experiments on himself, but all in .dl:, natal
Ids present dimovery, which has radically cured him and
many others in fix, eight to twelve doe, without pain or
gleams., or any implement feeling. to the ...Mam e but on
the contrary, it invigorate the system end gins a healthy
-action to every pert. It will rat gently or coplomly on the
bowels, and give • healthy ...Lion to the stomach and liver
.You. Mal eat and drink your tuna dieting, which Will not
Interfere—the medicine always doing; its duty—called
DR. R. T. POMP! DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL.
What kind of elbows will Dytpepeht produce? I; armee
It I. the And moan of all genend dims/sea Liver Affection,
..Long Affection, or Palmately Masse, Droneldlis, Bak
.Howlache, 111111;us Diarrtnea, Billions and Typhoid Fevers,
Paver and Ague, Nerven Paver, Neuralgia. Hernia, [Pileei
Motive Bowels, Dusky or Gummy Skin, 0.44, Rhea
maim of all kind., Apoplexy, Inanity, Waimea. of the
eatiam, Poise Coneeption of the Mind, Heartburn, nine.
"of the Stomach; Throwing up of your rood, and elso Wind.
All of the above feeling. may or will be probated flora a
Dyspeptic stomach. Prom that ongan all general diadem
will be predated, [II this statement Is true, which no gate
mind will del:o.A because all who have bon'kit know this
Mamma to be iron from =Pedant., • ek or deranged
stomach it let.
How Important it is to a poor patient•
who ha. beon suf
faring for many years, to point him to • rentedy that bean
rely on. cod radically remove the mina that bras made him
Mck. ICs like a meaner towed upon the meta, at , the first
.tempo of alight homy, hit heart twunds i wa r e a t •
PRICE TIDIER DOLLARS PER
Sold by the Proprietor, Dr. IL T. Fon, Weal end of
Penneylvanla A•00011k; (Foll3th
or
Ikeda ant alm JOHNHAW, Jr..N0.110 Wood street, cornet of Sixth; eito, RE
YIN,MISEOWAIi k CO. Liberty arca, bedowildt. Clair.
Yltahurifk. ADO. Mr. W. -A. REED, Ibrmetly the gem of
James T. Semple k Co., Northwest COM of Federal/drat
and tbiDiantond, Alieglairty.X.lty.. Lad also, Dr. Yard'.
Anti-Whom „mid Liver Pit* also, his invaluable Indlen
yemetahlaNime Liniment... • . •
The abets Medicines need no ecenstendalem, .for thee
lands in ourdty and aunty will testify to- Wale Inralenbli
gnsllthis. •Their
equal Is tot to be found. • • -•
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•-• , •
- olia, Cincinnati, undid' plum Eat and Soutlswestosith a I
great dirges of regularity and expedithm. cinnati to Tail. Hamra , _ _ .
•
0,,, and after 1101E4V, 3c a 22 ISE, TwO-Piasitam
The Oct that this rood firms the most direct and way • -,_ ,_,., th . ~,,,,r 4 6 ,,,,,
o woolidated line between Pittaborgh and Chleaco, In a itif. T 2-th. " '" this rou te ''" A YTS..
1nc... , t. glut T.(Sunda. n eseepted.la.s follow.
I Sc u m[
e'''''''''' that
ito
Trld"
r-alt
'al' bettor tbrlr` and aIt,,WT TRAIN -INamas ion Earsras leases All
more sure cimnectious with Trains on other IlimMithan can • ~, ~„,„ . . „ , , j b ,,,,,, 5.0 ,5 , 0,.„,,,,ki n , , e =
1 -,...: A. Is. creme • nr o n
be made by any other route.
I twist:mix Mains litre ton at 5 Is is 0 hares Columbus at 10.50 and =ire* at ein.
I.,m,prv,Pitilasiclphia. I Pittsburgh. 1 Crestlitle. IFt 11 - a,..-•.e. 1 innatt aC2-40 P. L. 13.10 train slope only at 0043. ' Jams
' ' tion. (Adis; Sew Market, Uhrichsville, Coshocton Draadess
, 1.00 r. 2 . 50 4 . . I 0 . 3 ' . . 4 .. 3 . 4 0 F.. ; and Newark on the Steubensillo and Indiana Italimad.
22 - 11 4505 .1 215 r. a. I loess[°. . I t ' aa ' aa ' I SECOND TRAIN-Ntorr, Paramount lame Able
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.00 x u.; Pittsburgh at , 3 . 0 p 0. a. Steads:mina Junction 620. ColuMbni Fisu a. 11 ,
9.40 a. V- arriving in Creatline at 0.17 r. at.
Eaten Colmoo-First Repress at 11.00 r. n.; Second Et- en d llrri ar a b al C r i n ~' m :" " i " 7,00 "- N ' atatlPlag at all ata.
press at 2.05 r. u.
Tina Tflaot,On-Froin Pitt.hnritu First Exprew in II)
on
hours and 10 minutes Second Expross La :31 hoar, nnd 50 I • . ..,
4,..,,, this route tFirty millet of tn.' art eased. 0 u;
'n tho riowtdirect line from Pittsburgh to Coltuabim, 131 -
I i n
and the aouthern and south • western 0K,.., and In
minutes. 'Frani PitiLsdelphia: First Express in 31 hours , • , an d ... g ,,, m ,,,,,. mmb . b „ . .." by
..by. 801 l
Second Express in 39 hours and 5 tonna.. , appointments
The 31.01 Train front Phihwhiphia is osertaken at Fitt.- t ciao. rout to the Cairo.
burgh by First Express, andCONNECTIONS -
go forward by Ent Express froPTP'f'sterti.ubryal?.'•' Train rosy
I 'Fmk" conmet at .3 .o4 irrk with the •.. 4 . 1 . 44 3'. Namsfield
The 9.00 s. X.. Train from Pittsburgh Laing a Train for load
busineit, is osertaken at Cronline by Second Expross. .
: & Newark It. IL for 3lt. Vernon, Sandusky, Film. and
: Chicago.
All Trains make close connections at CIWIIIIII, for CAlmo I , forAt,,,Ctiub.rlcfsb'a,...dtb,„„oe'ly. LlorbuiPlnta}atlont,k4lo"4„ IL E.
r.. yb e r.c . ni r t , ro ,. b . IIIIIIinraL ob ~,,,Pal.h.tlaalladlbw,,,,,Llaawlr,, aba g„ ‘ ;'-h..,,,,,d at Vl ir t r i
Chasm
IE rL NI R A
f ir o i r th 6p th o e ,,,.. Da fi ztoa r. , X y. %nli:
xkh... & Itelpre d, entl a ndian i. ;
i Ldayette, Central Illinois and St. Lane: Am,
at F.. T4 l wlth I ohs, Louisville. Central Indiana, Central Illinois, Laksyette,
Trains on the 31. IL lc L. E. IL IL
„ . .. c ...,... , •
.._
.."...... ' Torte Haute. St. lantis, he. .
At 31011.110 W with the Cincinnati.Wiltnington arid Eines
lLifta etiloo•Ts• 11 - W.F.”4.C .; ',...._, 1ti1. ' 'V on ' ` I „ L ' a „ L'aII title R. IL for w.i.i.Kro..ct.t.. - cue ma unoutor. '
lot Express, 7.4 0 t.. 3. 40 u. 1, I."- • " ' I . °I. "'"""" - At LOVELAND withroads for 11111MoroilhundenadErritS
2d " 1010 r. u. 5.45 a.m. 12.13 P.M. T. 34
mouth.
Mail Train leas. Crestline at 4.00 1.14.. art vioT. halt". AT CINCINNATI with the Ohio se Jrusissippi Egad
burgh at 1.00 r. sc.Onage IL IL for 3111.11 sen. Lord:stills; New 'Albany, Evans-
These Trsiu• make close connections with Trains for Phil.-
hate,Vincennes, Cairo, CentrAllllll.4s; Ft. lamis. Jefferson
delphit. Riltimore and New York. cityK.sas, Nebraska...id all points on the Illinois, Ilia
, Train. from St. Loni..lmlinnapolls, Cincinnati and Oilmo• tonal ~,,,,i Miesippi ricers:.
bus mako clo.o.unections at Crostline with all returning ~
• Trains. At Ft. W...., Train. from St. Land, Central 1111. FARE AS LOW AS BY. ANT OTIIEIt ROUTE-ItAGOACUR
nois, Lafayitte, and internowilato places. connect withal.. CLUCKED TUROIIOII. •
Trains. At Forest. connections are made with Trains toond F ., thbms b b0Kb,bythi,,,,,,,,,,,,hq,,.h.,,y, ~....
front Cincinnati. Sprinallold awl Dayton. sirs Soorttraw. Crius, plea. apply at 0. Greet Matteis
la"tltlaaa"" Ira;raa- bear° Nl ' . Ittri ` ltlbt" alr Pl" ' Ticket Oecr, directly . the turner uf the Monongahela
burgh at. 9.30 0.u..12.t. isi and O.W 0. is. Lease Pittsburgh i Sousa, -,,, us b on b, or d t h e r e d, r ,A 5t,..„, suai o „ . ~,,,,.
for New Brighton. KU /1. 11, and 5.25 r..w. I &lay. •
Flagg= checked through , and no charge for Imndlitor.
rk.• ASK FOR T,r "VIA STEUBENVILLE-n-1M
For tickets and farther Information apply to A. T. BAIN- ,
~,, :. ,
..,.„,„,..„ ~. „„ ‘ ..,„th o
. b 0,.,, Lin. and-its b„,
ETON, Agent, at the Orval Western Railroad Mike. directly
.., `,.: . ;,; . '",',, e " . ii;",.`" t i;',,,,,,,Z 4 ' , b o sh , r . tb , and maths[.,
.0 tho comer of the slononanhela lion., Pittsburgh. td. to "
Xll be hunishedgpapplication to. ~ . ,
GE , iiioE PARKIN, Federal street station, Allegheny City; MORRISON s l at,
kgesi,
R. F. PATRICK, No. 30 Dearborn street., opposite Tremont N 0.114, Water st.,•Pittaborgh. ;
House, Chicago, or to the Agents at the Stations along the
OEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent. --.
line.LtratM,r. 110050001. Stenbensilli, 0,
To commence on WEDNESDAY, 94th inst. and ooit nun
Joilkdly • . GmoralAtasag
nth further nodes. o --
J-2. DORSTON,Gen. Paster and Fit AR t.
D. W. BOSS, l'asir Agent. Chßottiu.
D. W. 110A0IITOli, Agent, Philadelphi. -
J. II 5100 UP. . Kadt• mr - ' )-1°24
--____
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Bunn.
PHE NEW SHORT . ,
j_ nob - FEW CINCINNATI AN
tAtIIIS sat STEunrsvILLEA NOW
OP EN.—The trains n od this moot no n , run directly to andfrorn
Allegheny Belot novel:m Steubenville, Wheeling
and
Della
without
t o
Step of Daglitatiet.
Three Daily Tivins to Stent.fiville, Wheeling and Bellealr.
Two Daily Trains to Cleveland.
Fehr Dolly Train* front Cleveland to Chicago.
Chi and after Monday. July 12Alt. 1057. the train of this
Company will run daily,(Suntlaya excepteil4 ng follows:
Leave Allegheny 2:70 A. )t.. 0.10 A. ?Land 3 P. It.
Arrive In Steubenville 5.03 A. n..12..12 P. It., 0.24 P. X.
Do ilellealr, 0.30 A. an, 2.10 e.
Doo.o P. V., 5,n5
Cleveland
The 2.sotrain makes no connection for Cleveland or
any twig... north of MN train is run through to
Steubenville, Bridgeportand Dellualr,connecting at Smelter.
Title Jundien with e.f.t train for Newark, Columba., Day.
ton, Indianspolis,Cinchintdiamheille and . St. Inuit leaving
Allegheny:Depot at 2.50 A. an Newark 9.D)Calumbns 10 tab
and arrive at Cincinnati at 2:50 pan—riceire Bon a. front
Pittsburgh to Chncinnati.
This route rit. Steubenville io Ciorinmiti is THIIITY
MILES SHORTER than via Criwiline.
The 2,50 A. M. train makee connection al Bellaire with a
train on Control Ohio R. IL. leering Bellaire
for Cambridge, 'Jan. - dile, Newark, Coined., Chiclnnalf .
and 5.1.
*The 3.00 P. L. train makes connections for Cleveland,
Buffalo, Toledo Detroit and Chicagm at Steubenville Junc
tion t 1.38 for Col ' untlins and Cincinnati, arriving at Newark
12.45 P. a.. Columbus 2.25 A. 14, and Cincinnati 7.44 A. not
at &Dealt at 7.50 P. Id., connecting with the night train on
the C,ntnalUitio Railroad for Cambridge, Zara...llle, New
ark, Columbus and Cincinnati.
The 9.400. d and 3e. a. trains both run through to Cleve
land and make close connections at that point for Chicago
andbther points to the NorthaTest, eh Cleveland and Tobalo
italirmut The 3 e. train connect , . with the Michigan
Central Railroad Biota for Detroit, thence to Chicago by rail.
Pnitnellgerd tearing Allegheny on the 0.48 A. Id. train for
Chien. Cleveland and Toledo. will arrive at that point
neern hears n ad...taunt thow• who leave at the !tame hour
and go via Fort Wayne.
Pwseengent for Wellsville, Steubenville, Wheeling and
her points on the river lino by the. trains go through
without detention annoy hours In advance of the stoinnitents
on the river:
bun', =nda7,rt".lLithiurios",(qe vtitti=ligoe'aitildb.ote'vC4'pol%
on the lino.
Paasengu. for New Philadelphia and Station on the
Tavares.. Branch must take the 940 A. M. Train Iron '
Allegheny City.
Tickets are sold to Cleveland, Sandasky, Toledo. Chicago.
5111aankie, St. lanais, Quincy, Barlhagton, Fulton, Rook
lowa City, Dutdieth,Peoria, La Salle, Freeport, trio'
Dunkirk, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Steubenville, Wheeling,
Belleair. Colutubw, Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Lounsille. St.
Lunt. and to all way stations on the road.
Ticket to all point' are sold at the Ticket 011100 In Allegh
eny City.
Pauengers can get any Information concerning thin line
at the office of the Company, (Monongahela Homo.) Pitts
h. B. P. Tic.ket Ag't. Allegheny City.
burg
ocrli—Je3s J. A. CAI/0111d5". Agt, Pittsburgh
. _
185118b7
Idiehigan Central Railroad Line.
ATOIININUANDEVEN - XiazX
IND Lino p. r lh , trolt.,Chicagt
and Mllicaukle, Sholnouk Galena, Dubuque, Dock Islkpd ,
Burlington, lowa Cllp. Pralric-iteChien, St.
Louie. St. Pant, or any 'littler part of the Uroat West.'
Atter the Prof of 311 y, too, splendid Steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND MAT QUEEN OCEAN, trill form the
rung and evening lino between Clerd.mil and LAI roil
the present senton, running as follow=
- -
OCEAN, 91Al QUEEN,
Capt. C. C. 'Swint,. Capt. E. R. Vutes.
Leann c--.Lcoeer
Clovelanil.....9limilay A. 31.,Clereland....Monday P. 91.
DetroiL....--lioniLly P. liLiDetrolt • Titeeday A. M.
Cleveland.....TuenLay P. 31.1 Cleveland .1.
N.
Detroit ..... A. 91.DIroit ..... ..-Wednee'y P.M.
Cleveland....Thovaday Clerelmol....Tlsurnlay P. M.
Detroit...... —Thursday P. N. Detroit Friday A. M
Cleveland.-. Friday P. 91.1 Cleveland ..... skiturilay A. 91.
11d1..1t karsirday 131 Detroit . ...rlatorday P. N.
CITY OF iLI.:9-111..1113-42anit. J. M. LuAiit —Len ri.r.
Clevetimil ...Tuesday A. 01.,Cloveland. .... Friday A. M.
Detroit TweiiLiv P. 31.1Detriii , Inlay. P. Pb.
C. 91.1Clevelatot. Naturelay I'. N.
Detroit frlionetsy A. M. i Detroit ..... --Monday A. M.
then of the tints will Isavo Cleveland every morning at
o'clock, (Sumlays anrepted,) and ;very evening on the arri
val of Trains front
PITTNISTIMIT AND CINCINNATI,
ArriVing at Detroit In thus; to connect with 010 mor w it h
and erecting train. for Chicago, connecting at Chicago with
all trains for the Northwest and South; also, with the bouts
on lake 311rIngmn for all ports north of Chicago.
Tarn II lose be this mote titan by any other.
Trains of the Michigan Central Rend run Into the Union
Depot at Chleagn, front which all other roads diverge, thcr•
by oaring hack hire and change of baggage, incident to
other routes.
No charge for handling baggai,-o where checks aro
AeDvur
ed to age.cats of the Ilne.
Pro have largo Stable Cars expressly for horirli nod
salt e.
Persons going to Tuna, Kansas, and Nebraska will find
this the
an
and meat comfortable route, as intr boats
are large and cominodioua.
Families. moving Wren. and dealer. In stock, swill find It
greatly to their advantage to call nt the Company's Office,
(brace kt" Ithyne and Liberty STricia, directly opposite the
ILmsion Bowe sad Pennsylvania Railroad Depit.
For rates of fare and further information. apply at th.
above office. A. PlhItCY... -
Ileneral Agent, Ckwb.d.
W. C. SIIAPTER, Ticket Agent.
epla:dam KNOWLAND, Act-, riti.burgh•
Pesumaylvensala it:Awrond,
TUE GREAT CENTRAL
Route, connecting the MU:nth
onion with Western, North-Western, mid South-Western
States by a croninuous Conroy direct. Thie road e. cote
noels at Ptosburgh with daily line of Stsolcers to ell ports
on the Weescrn iti rem and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all porta on the NorthAVeetern Liam: :mato&
the mast direr; cheapest, and ',liable. route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Crud 111.0.
HATES BETWEEN PIIILADELPHIA & rirratuitou.
FIRST CIAASS—Boots, Sbmet, flats and
Cape, Books. Dry Goods, (in Loin& bales
and trunk/1,1nm , " (io km..." 44 .)
Feathers, Fore. Sc..
SECOND CLASS.—Domestio -Sheeting.
Shirting and Viking. On original lake)
Drugs On cvlse.) II.IOIMR
(Irt rolls or lames) Wool nod Sheep Ma
TIMID CLASS.—Ansile, Steel, Chains On'
casks,/ Bacon and Pork. malted
Goose or In make.) Tobacco. mato:factor
ed. (o rcpt Cigars or Cut) Sr., Se
FOUKTUCLASS.—Coffee, Flelt,llacon.Beef
and Pork (to saki or boxes, Eastwerdd
lard and Lard Ott, Nail., Soda Joh, Cer
n:au Clay, Tar, Pitch. Ratio, &c............
FLOOI.-76a per blob. ontll Pother
0 ItAIN-350 per 100 The. until further notice.
COTTON-82 per tale not taceading 300 The weight, until
farther notice.
IM.In shipping goods from any point cut of Philadel
phia, he particolar to marl- packages uric, Peunryleunia
Railroad" All (Modem:signed to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittebargla, will be forwarded without
demotion.
Panaur Aarnis—C. E. Erans,l4 11/Iby arrest, Beam; J.
P. Clarke; No. 2 Itstor Mole, and No. I William street, and
John McDonald. No. 8 Miter] Place, New Turk; Pierce &
Co., Zanesville, 04 Irwin k Co., and Spring man k Brown,
Cincinoati, 04 It. 0. 3leldrom, Madisoo, Ind.: Domes:At
BaII & Co - and Carter k Jewett. Latieville, Ey.; P. G. 0 ,
niter k Co.. Evansville, Indi.R. Y. Ssas,Ft. Lords, Co; Car
rie, it'armley & Co, Meosphls. Tenn.: Leech k Co, Chicago.
III.: .1. P. Glam. Ft. Wayne. led ; E. J.-Fneeder, Ito
glow 0 Room, Baltimore: I). A. Stewart, Pittsbargh.
II:IL HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight AVM, Phlla.
11. J. LOMBAERT, Stmt.. Altoona, Pa pti.ly
PI it ab ur hand g C ono el. wW a
e Railrod.
TPITTSBURGII £
Conuellsville Railroad is no
opened for the transportation of posengen and freight to
and film Pittsburgh and Connellsville, connecting with the
Pen.. Central Railroad AtiltilltoolStation ,
Amusement , have also been made with the Penna.
Central Railrood, bywhich through freight to Philadelphia
and Baltimore will be rarrkd from points on the Pitts
burgh and C0321.1.1)10 Railroad, by car loads, an favorable
terms.
Remoo Tamil--0n and after Wednesday, Mb Inst.,
there will be two daily mine, ra follow's, el=
Melt Train. leaving the Posenger Station of the Penna.,
Railroed, every ,arcing, (Sunday incepted.) et 7 o'clock,'
['Mahwah time, and arriving at Connelloille et 11:35
A. M.
Express Peseengor Train leaving Pitteh'iargh at 410 o'ek
p. M., and arriving at Comollollio id 7:40 P.M.
Itertmona—Express Train will leave Connellmille at 5
o'clock, A. M, conneetlogladth the Mall Train east en the
Penna. Railroad at Deb ion's Station at 7:45 A. M., and with,
the !odium Accommodation at NUM place, arrive in Pitt►
booth at 9 A. N.
Mall Train leaving Connellsville at 4:20 P. M., end coo
necthig at Brirdoie. Station with Turtle Creek Accommolo
Mon Train No. 3, PIMA. Railroad, arrive in'. Pittsburgh at .
Freight to and from Pittsburgh and Malkin. on the Pitts
burgh
at Oonnellrrllle Railroad, will be received and de
livered at the outer Dmaot of the Pew. Mimed.
Bunting & Coaches
Co Mt. Pleasant, trulaatcorai
Proellworg and Cnniberland leave nnellnille regularly on
the arrival of the trains,
Tickets can be bed from the Ticket Spot at the Penna.
Railroad Peseenger Depot.
The Adams Express Company have special messengers
with that proof ofoton the Express Train, to take charge
of money, minedes and outagesof all kinds, entrusted to
ihe °aro of that Company, Who will receive' end receipt
therefor, and glee epeeist attention to (Fe tale . 411,1 prompt
delivery of the ome. -• • , lILACICSTOS4E,Sem't
'Vey 5th,1557—ru7 7 • •
Great Weat•alla Mall Boats.
GALENA AND Mr i gica
CAOO Union RaflrOld,'
Line for. Treemut. Galena and Dunleith, .frout CENTRAL
DapoT, foot of LAK Y. STREET, mmneethig. Dualeith
with- steamers for at: Paul and the Uo r ldiadmippl.
AND lOWA L W ELLS ST
INE—Tor Dizeo,:lden, • mid
Central lowa. Pasetentutra limb:ma Nebraska and Kahiss,,
will So
.th d this the met expedition rout. it 'being an Air
Liratothe
°Marline, =Mettler F dW ate
ulton with the Goat lowa Staip
llc PAM , dwa and ths Went.
•Pm Dablt , • IG I BRIT• CAN 1000: dot.' f • •
:,dy .r.,:ir: f t e:t ent aidAota tz,,
jto,maTs..4..t sNuta; mm ,owotx nsL T iz t,: d:. °e .t:. : P Aic,,si i., t re : F : 7 rV f ..,
kiadiwei and Cent •DLLUITLCen t
ral Whooneln. ';" •
amfortniest ontlitlle ).4 PraVl "
points, making eke* conomtiono with th• Ritsfara Rood% ~LE an • *id i ot,.
and wt=ets en tt iiti witih and moth. liktit,•!sodotYmr • "Tia .- " , ir
P.A
t • .3
—._-- -.
1887 ..1854
Mr Line Route
FROMCHIC.SGO TO ST. matawni
LOUIS via. at. Lout,. Alton
and Chin Railroad. all the way by Railroad, carrying
the 0 reitt,imeriran Rapresa and baited States Mails: The
only direct and reliable route to the South and Soothermt.
Serenty miles shorter than anyotber Route. ..•
Traius leave the MICHIGAN SORTIIPILNandeIIIIAOO
A ROCK ISLA-VDU: R., Corner of Tan Duren and Sherman
streets.
' St. bull Day Epresa, 11:30 A. IL, daily, Sao az
; cent....-arrive nt tint St. Louis at LIU P. M. , ..
1 cv nt. Lout. Night Ei0......105 P. A, daily. (Saturdays a:•
\ ,:k...,4l—anive at Vast Si. 14.n14 atl :30 P. M.
• TRAINS I.l4AVti EAST ST. lAILIS.
Iluy Expre4., 4:15 A. NI.. daily, (Sunday camp a arrive
rat Chicago at , )....45 I'. N.
Night Exo. aP. IL, daily, (wann.,.day creep 1 arrive
at Cblcagn rat 7:45 A. A.
From Chicago to Si. Louis, 13 Ho
..--_ .
-
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
AT JOLLET—with the Rock Island Railroad for known,
LaS elle; Utak !eland and Central lowa. -• .. -. ,
AT BLOOMINGTON—with Illinois Control Ralln*il for
Clinton, Way:nen:dile, nod Decatur, and with Stages for
Peoria, at Peoria Inaction with Peoria and .oguaka R. R.
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekin, Iltimlleld,
Slmund, linoarille, Galeaburg, Monmouth and Egitilms ,
'. . ._•
- . .
ton.. . _
. .
AT SPIIINGFOLD—with Groat Western tialiread hr f
Jacksonville, Islsplen and Illinois River.
AT ALTi)N—with Daily Line of Packets for ThinitlbaL
Quincy and Keokuk: the most expeditious and reliable
route to nil portions of North • Elton:in filinsoUrL
AT ST. lA/UlS—irith Daily First Clam Steamboat. Ihr
New Orlean.and Intennedlate Points on the Lower Xing.
siesippi, and with Regular Lines of Packets libr-Esundas. St.
Joespit and all pointa on the Missouri, Tennessee, Cumber
isnd sod Arkansas Rine.
Pursengersdratinedfor Illoomington,Sprlmedeld, Decatur,
Jacksonville, Napha and all points on tho 3lissippl., .Ille•
souri. Kansas, Cumberland and Tennessee riven, by thklng
the nbova rents, trill be sure of making connections, and
a crivlogLole on advertised thee, avoiding the Tess
nous delays of li e eircuitions roote via. Peoria and 1111 mids
River, saving twenty-four hours time, being thirtyweven
miles less illstrint to filangtori, fiftpeigist lest to Spring
field. seventy less to Bt. Lnubsend fifteen least. Peaks than
l a.
by any oth r roote.
Through tickets can Do procured it fill the Eastern
Railroad 0 cog et the Compaisies office, 48
.Mic hDarborn attest,
opposite tl ' Tremint Rouse, and at th higan Southern
end Rock 1 lend DeluiD corner of Tan DUCTS and Sholl.lo
.
street. i
Respo in Baggage Men will b 4 at the Depot. of. the
visions melon . into the City, to check gnpg•
through t any point desired on tlae Line. . .- . . • . r.:
A. H. MOORE, Sirpl.
E. M.GOODRICII, General POSSCIIget Agent.
Pesaleeylvskailmitallroia. !• • •
SIIIIII4IER ARRANGE-Mtagew
MEN T.—On and after June W.d
The Mail Train leaves the Passenger Sham retry
bog. exalt Sunday, at 6.50 o'clock. : • ',' -- •
THE FAST LINE leave. Pittsburgh, gainept:43l3inly, at
2.50 P. 31 • ' .
TIIE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIR lard Pittsburgh Sok'
Philedelpala At 9:30 P. 31.
Tho Indiana Accommedatkin train l e v ee. Pitthere , .
daily, except Sunday, at 3:30 o'clock, P. 11., stoppinfat all
stations, and running mu tar as lodiena. Th. First Attons.
I:natation Traits for Turtle Creek Bridge,legres dally. okink
Stuaday, at 10.45 am. The Somod Accommodation Tralu ter
Tirtle Creek leavesdaily, Sunday exceptcd,al4.llll',.. 31.
The Third Accommodation Train fur Turtle: Clot. !aria
daily, except Supday, at .120 P. 31. • • ,•'•
ItentraingTrMos arrive loPiltsltrghasfolloww.Exprair a
1.15 p. m,, Math 12.30 a. an d Fag Line, S. a...tn.; :Indiana AP,.
commodation,mid Connellevillo,o a. and liirst Tar* Cilelc
Amman...lesion, 4.50 a. sna• Second , Aciatintiodatiort, ll4o p; • •
to.; Third Accommodation, B.lop. nx, with Connalavali So ,
comm Marino.
The traveling politic erill find itgriatly to their tnteingtg
it, paving East or Waft, to travel by, the Reensylvieta Rait-'
nod, as the aceommplations now ef t be auepeee:
nil on any other route. As the road Is ballasted with , atone,:
and is entirely free from dust, we om promise safetr.ePren
and comfort to all who may furor this road with their into
man.
For ge further particulars see bandbillsat tbedifirerentatarti
points. Pa...ages" from the West will, tad thiithe
Rho...a and most expoilitions route to Plandelphia, Rang
moro, Near York or Boston. • I
• .1. STEWART. Aga, Passenger Lines.Pittstmigh. i
• TUGS. MOORE, Agent, PaSeuilger Wm% Philulelrbia.
• jaalyd • le.=
, _ ,
Ztrantsbips.
11337 1861 -
Steamer Telegraph. .
rrilE FINE LOW pßEssuitg.
1 Steamer Ti
Capt. „ItICFLAHD
ILARPOW, will make three tripe a week betweellrt
Part Stanley, Port Borwell nod Port Br
um '
Leave Cleveland for Port Stanley,- Port Norwell,.
Pot , Dan. everd dboulayeg **educed*. and Irldaya et
tiolock P. M.
Leave Port Ilprwell at 2 o'clock. P.M., and Port Eta,
ley 2 . lj_Z o'clock, P. M., for Cleveland, TueoLsye, Thunaleye
and Saturday'.
The TELICIJRAPII conies thornited Elate. 31aR between
these Ports, nod connects at Cleveland , with the C., C.l C.-
dtailread. Cleveland and Pittsburgh Lake Shore and Toledo
Redraw!.
A 1.... with Port 'Stanley nod London 'Ralltead, andiort
Durrell line of Stage.
The TELFAMIAPII kou been thoroughly overhauled:nod
retitled, and is in excellent condition for the Oldie TOM
Parlor Freight or mange apply:to. - _ •
SCOVILL k LAUMEMDALE4levelarteb •
LAMER ItTLL, or JOEIN MeKENNON,Port Burwell.
and 110L031113.1 lIESDERSON,r ROtlii A DATUM,
Port Stanley. f.
•
Liverpool, Philadelphia. and • Now "York',
Serene Steamship Company,
TILE SPLENDID STE.A.MSHIPSam
forming thdaboro lire will. sante= - New
York as follow= ,
KANGAROO. 'Capt. Jeffrey, Aetna Cdi:
CITY OF BALTIMORE. ..! Leitch, '
CITY a WASHINGTON, Wylie, Sept.. 34:
And each alternate Thunday. _
From Liverpool every atom:tato Wedneeday, .
Forl. from New York, Wiiu F. Third Clam $3O„,
Lierpool, " $100,03,/t s7s,Thlrd CLAMP
Warn Ticket. available for elw :mouths by any donne
of the him
,Se per 100 The.
Cabin, $140; Third Mal; „
Thew Stolunships aro supplied with improved rusrUS
unpartments, and carry experienced Surgeons. - -;..
Persons about proceeding to 'Europe, or wbhlng to sea
for their friends [rem the old country, can pinvhase tkket
e l=l Saab k
.0--TITOMPSON, 410 Monty antuwahlk
IlirPastage celificateshr erg cLass Sailing Pickets Ars;
torte New York and Liverpool. Drabs told o'lll64mq
de"4-4.0 •
61.1 a, per 100 Ms
80e per 100 me.
4O per 100 Stor.
Dollar ii&vimp: imams
rlifittarAilVTirizrOtCtoiltr: - ,
P al. 1 ::10 Wedniedzty and Oatertia l . atm" ' flnito
Ent to November And, from 7 to 9 o'clock; nod from 2fie.
'ember first to May first;_frons 6 to 8 o'clock. •
Deposits received of ill man net less than
and dividend of tbs. profits . declared' twice 's "Tear, in
J une and . 4 )ecembe r . . Interest one declared at;tbe rate of
six per cont. per annum, In December, 1865, ale; In
and December, 1656. and r0ne,1867.
'merest, if not drawn oat, la planed to tie' credit ortbe de
positor as principal, and been tho mane interest from Um first
days of Juno maiDecember, compounding twice niter *Dh
ow. troubling- tbo depositor to call or even to present:bin
pass book.. t o rate, money will doable in leas Omni=
Tears, making in tbo ag gregate 'kn. OISC in cur
• mi.
Iles,ks containing the - charter, By-Isnot. Rake and Rem , '
lations furnisbed gratis, on application at the office. •
Praittrat—GEOßGE ALBREE.
Hopewell Hepburn,.
Goetze n. White,
William F. Johnbton,
James W. Hallman,
Alexander Bradley,
John 13.Cosgrave,
John G. &Ade%
Hill Bargain, ; •
Albert Culbertson,
John D. Canfield,.
J. Oardner Crdtba,
Aidl).o A. Carrier, ."
Maritsa &Calton,
William Douglas,
Francis Yell., •
GeorgoT. Gilmore,
— 7arnesB.lloon, •
Falba. 13. Dam,
' Junes flerdman,
Secretary and Tmt tr.
antlyd—rail9
---77 TAICORGIE Z. ARNOLD
BANKERS;' EXCHANGE; .STOCK AND
DIU Brokers. ''
current and Unetn-rent Money Mought nod Bold.
! Stocks bought and sold on commission. I, •
Business Paper, Honda and Mortinknes, Olt), County '
:Railroad Bonds purclissed and X 11604.0/. •'• •
• Collections mazardly attended to. .
nag • ' - Mee No. MI Toneth punt,
BLINKING ROUSES OF JOAN T ,
MOO.
1
BUDFORD,. .. : ... ..::: ... .-......:..8EDT0RD CO ' .
..:, -...
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MOUNT PLEASANT,—...WESTMOR,D ~ • -
CO '• '
OONNELLSTILLE,.....-.......FAY5T1NC0.,..• • -: 'pailini .
BItOW.NSVR.LIF, -.... • ....
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NNW:HR101LT0N,....,... ..... APATITTI_ -,1 , .Ni - ' '.., • ",
D,poajho awaked,. =wombs' =ads, Diana' bought', ii. 4
and collected, Dank Notaa..and. EpeddiNtrught - and anltt.
Stocks, Note• and otber.Bectultka bought and volgen tom
minim. Correspondence a nd - ord:l . teMautaoltalted.: •..7. • . ,
y HOWES BON, i)EALERS 11Ctitrft
,
and Dtazanitle Bala of Itubmige,-Ceidllcati
or Belnoßs Bonk !lOU% of 4 BPoolat NeLest moat firoo::
rtub.rge.. afirC0140.4..) oniau tba winery* eitic •
eandarg:
John 11. thcartAvgar.
11 21 . ...13ra 1 14 4 " ti E M ,i, = . h
u.4. y
Ism X. Peapack:. •
Wiltlaick 3. Anders,.
Janice Keßey,
-AlirMiere S. Linden
John U.
Walter P. /bushel; •
Wllscee Inner.
RblifirL.
lc. Polkiek;.Sl.lo,
Henry L. Riorralt,
Jo ßobert Robb,
Jobo U. Sawyer; "
George &Belden;
Alexander Tied , "
MARLEY .4. "eozroir
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