A 7l :iit S b itrik.. ~ - . o sa2ette-4
c.,:. , . , •
old be saved early in the
C^ " fo?i, end sho
media size him and
season7—„e.ect. ears o f SS , p
well filled — leave
e nough husks to the cob to
b ra id ..string that will make a peck of ehelled
corn. Let it be hung in an airy place until
thoroughly cured. • Should indications Of "an
earlyfreese threaten, remove it from that dan
ger for tae time being, and then hang Up again
until cored. When cured, keep roan airyroom
until wanted to plant. Never save corn for 1 ,
seed that has been in a pilein banter field even
12 hours—it mai have sweat. It is wisdom to
have a few years surplus stock of seed on hand,
saved when we hate a sound crog, for even this
year'S corn may not ripen, and old seed is as
. good as new.• I have sown for green fodder
this year, Seed of ten years old and upwards,
and it looks well. You have my experience;
bear to and heed it, and I trust your corn Will
not fail to come for years.
VALET. OP CLOYCR HAY.—H. Capron, of Illi
nois, who has been largely concerned in the
dairy business, (having sold $6,000 worth of
milk In a - single year,) informs us that ho made
accurate experiments to test the comparative
value of timothy and clover hay. These exper
iments extended through a period of two years,
were, accompanied with accurate weighing and
. measuring, and the food was changed from tim
ethy to clover, and vice versa, once a month,
and results :sere that the clover hay uniformly
yielded ten .per cent. more milk than the timo
thy. It will 'be observed that this wax not a
ethnic experiment, but. a aeries of experiments
extendin for a long period. It is also proper
to state t, at the clover was well cured.
SAVE
neglect
it needs
busy wi
general'
for thei
in it, bo
posed u
man's f
laud fee
i.'urn OWN GEARS gain.—]Zany farmers
to nave their own grass seeds, because
ttention at a time when they are most
rtheir grain and hay; but if farmers
' would moke it a point to sane seed
'own use, the would find their account
i in prime Cost, and in not being im
'on by buying foul seed from another
im who has no interest in keeping our
of weeds.—Er.
Lunn
inembe
plied wh
roots bet
in the
MAIirUE.-0043 thing should be re
-liquid manures should only be ap
n vegetable lite is active. Applied to
.11 . 1 they have started in the Spring, or
11, or at any time when they are in a
state, it will help to kill them.—Me.
quiescent
FaMWI..
,em tort a
berttomrnto.
Goourpmrs PAT
ENT VULCANITE,
.a
ILI RD MI.
riniE BEACON DA'
Parenta. mnnuf..ture fr
tnl, MCI off, Cro *ale nt the
Lane, New I",,rk. by Om stria.
SYRIALES
. .
A R07317ER
M CO., OWIVERS OP
rom min , . mame.rl mat,
on. Wnroroons, No. 63 314011,n
ss,7 only.
POCK ET (MK ScrmwA,
Engravers and echinsios'
MEASURING TAPES,
MACHINISTS' OILERS,
MARTINGALE RINGS
WHIP SOCKETS,
for Tele
INSULATO
re, R S, graph Wi adopted
by m tba Anscricnn Telegraph
DRUSLCES,
PANS, RAMS, FUNNELS
AND DIPPERS,
for Photographic =4 Drugs
gin& purposes, de.
of every kind nvtitsi for Do
mestic or Professional pur
poses, prottousixel by Physi
cians the most parted article
ever made.
BREAST PUMPS,
POWDER FLASKS,
warranted toketp the powder
dry,
VUICCITURR. CASTORS,
that will not deface thecarpot
TU3IBLERS & SOAPTRAVR,
Con and Prnc kat
CCTLEIII',
14 API.: IN RINGS.
This ITond;rfol Afatorial wl
light ay llollK—briliaot Rad F.
--nowootolortor or ELECTIII
ACIDS and ALKALIES piwda
to any other for the above to
other parpreaew to which It Is a
Iloalers In all parts of the ca.
aelees with the, growl% and ca.
ankh.. of the kind. will bar n
,Lich t. .n firm as 3IETAL—•
LT—wpoor conductor of HEAT
IClTT—.end—on which OILS,
use no effect, In vastly superior
ointesi. and . rtwist variety of
Applied.
ogiary are supplying them
nsumers who want the Not
no other. JettArr.:tr.
Morillo Iron Pipe Work*.
MEI/AIL & JAQUES,
142 Centre Street, New York,
IVANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
U r mnaht iron Pip.", fitting% Tools, and weary de
scription of apparnarrs ciinnected aith Steam. Water and
Ga.. for :,or lichring Steamer., Churrea„ Hotels:
Private licapitale. Anyllinu, Factories
and
Al., Valres. Cocks. Pumps, 9atiges, Boller. and Baer
Fla, mule n. order.
- .
Oar Screw Coning Mazhlnea at ontindy near. and onr
own Patent —waarrnnteal to do double the work of my other
Invention.
Onion eollelted from all [MUMS of the Country. and
promptly atende4l to. jelYnlyde
•
Vbilabtlptia abbectisemtnts.
_
ALLAN Ar, NEEDLES,
No.= Sraal. Wuarres, and 3.15.a1. Water fit,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN OILS,
titarch,/tc. A full ttmlortment ;Att baud to
which the Attention of deafen la respectfully atecl.
turhuily
lialtimorr abbertismnifs
ARMISTEAD. RIGGS & CO,
AGENTS TILE SALE OF VIRGINIA
)1A NUFACT UR EL TOBACCO,
3T ESCiaa? Pln. Thitimore.
imAlgray• on hand • hargestock, which they distritonto
wt the lowegt market price, apklyti•
arbortrultural, &•.-c
Pittsburgh hedge Farm Nursery.
SI IIiAT ED ON WILKINS A VENUE, ella
about one quarter of n mile from the accond Toll +L.
Mac, no the Farmer.' and Mechanics' Plank ILeitiL enten
slur, of Fourth street, and about three ands quarter mile.
from Pittsburgh.
WM. JAMES MLILDOCK, Proprietor.
July L•J[f
MrlTh===l
. . .
A LIANTIIUS, ELM, LINDEN, 0.31
li Monniiiin Ask, Le., of extrii size for Spring plant... L
. JOAN murtnocu,
- • •
s. fl.--'sl,lllnnro Wilrer, th. Ostland Nursery. r.ltl
attend to planting shade uvel, for rerun. requirirsi his ter;
vices metsikletf
=1=1:=1
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street,V oL
between Ike douse and Fifth street, takes
pleasure la tailing the attention of his (Heeds and the ;wh
ile generally to his third to, supply of the most splendid
stock of 11JJTS. KRIM, (.ITEMS. SONTAGS. Le_ rem ex
hibitod in this City. pnrcheml direct from the Manufactureni
and Importers tifFrendh Mom in the Shot , ,,, cities. TM.
stock is Just what It purports to be—very anterior and
adapted to the present summer mum,
Iris stock of I.ldies',licutey, Mks...east:o Childrend French
Shoes Nevoid to env found Fem. The ea.e and graceful.
INI.I of their lit is cleaning. ihr take, pleasure In invit
ing all who aro In want io give him • tall. Prices will be
(muds, tanal—very
nemeraber Um place, No. SO It.•4et street, Pittsburgh
Improvement In Book Binding.
THE l YISERSIGNEI) hasingolltnined Let
ters Patont for itprovpm.mt in Book hinting, in pm .
par,' to fornieh the attachment to books now inn or to
apply the &llw to now book ,, oniers for which are re se,
spect
folly solicited at WF.LDIN & ROWAND'Et Rnok-ilindery and
Blank Book Manntlitiory. e. W. corner Mini and If .tn.
The biwwv imPetwement consists Ist, of a Metallic, bpring,
duping the back of the bunt. In +nett • manner as to pre.
Rat the leave+ from +egging when the book le etandlng in a
vertical position. The reragee re metalile grooves In
which are Inn rted. which will effectually prevent the book
from wearing nr chafing In. placing the same in its rooting
place, Je21.1 A. lb. ItONVAND, Patentee.
SOUR CIDER, OR PURECIDER VINE-
Wilt can b obtained at ]!,.eels ,2 Patton's in tho Dla.
mond. The trash nanny .1 , 1 for vinegar ought to be it.
bilged, being - p.p..] of eitriol and other polamoue &age.
The vinegar at Morris k latton's was tweet eider two years
islet; and moiling has been added to It. Price 25 cents per
gallon.
ATKINS' THIRTY DAY CLOCKS,
♦ good gupplyJast roodybd and for gale by
Ir 2 S
.1. R. REED k 44 Fifth at.
Xl_ A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FOR BALE, eel Joining the Tillage of 31ansneld, with
fire acres of land. highly improved. There is • neat two
story ()ottani, House, containing eight well finished rooms
Lath house, wash housis, stable, cow Baum and all necesearr
_oat houses, astern and well water coarenieun fruit trees all
coutruencing to bear. Also, • number of ornamental trees
and shrubbery. Apply to BLAKELY A RICHEY,
14 AIR BRUSHES,
Clothes Brush.,
Brush.,
Tooth Itrurbes,
Flesh thrashes,
Of the best qnslitiee aryl ceery description, to be had et
.17 24 JOZ 4 . FLF:Nt I NO'S. cur DLwondt Market rL
AZIN'S CO3l. OX MARROW:
lionid% Jockey Clnb,
Pomade New )[own Hay,
Genuine Bear's Grease,
(loom Oil Ponuole.
J. 121 /OR. /LEMING. Co,. Diamond & Market at.
11011 - ONEY BEAN TOBACCO—Tho best in
the country manurectured pressly for the trade or
JJsi• JOS. FLEMING.
REFRIGERATORS --A good assortment
Just reed and !or male by • OEO. WAIUBLEY,
JF l d Federal street Allegbeny.
MASSER'S FIVE MINUTE FREEZERS.
—A fregt arrival MIN greet Freeur past opeeing
•11 , 1 or sale by OP.O. W.HUBLEY,
=M=l!
LIGHT cutyrzEs,
ty.thd&s•P Pelting vary cheap at
MURPHY & RURCIIPIELDS
170UNDRY METAL-75 tons No. 1, fur
JL: by 0111] HENRY H. COLLINS.
RUSTIC SODA.-100 bhlo Engliskeaustic
liaLa for sic by ALEXASDER XING.
POTASH -6 casks priine fur sale by
/.0 3 . A. PAIINTATOCK &
LIME -100 bbls fresh Louisville for sale by
Jrn • u EN RV ii. COLLINS.
QTARCII-100 bxn. Rochester Pearl Starch
k.. 3 tor ludo to thorn& at Ilarmforturrre prices, by
_Jy2l 111111111 Y 11. (2)1..L1N5.
1 ATER PIPES-3000
.yde. Stone Water
Ita , a , tram 2 to 6 lathes calibre, Coo tale by
/Y 2/ HENRY n.rowns.
A. )—i,ooo pip teeth , . an. per eteam
boat Lacrosse.," for ule by
XXI. 8. LEECH t CO.
INAS ILE SOAP-50 Ims. •ust raced and for
IL) mao by 1y2 4 n, FAIENIISTOCK.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS—Extracts for
funning Ice Cream, etc., etc,to be had at
/SW JOS. PLEMINOT.
A RNOLS WRITING FLUID, in quarts
21. pinta and half pints, Jost received and for sate by
S. HAVEN, Stationer,
/Y 24 Wake et. cor. of SeeoUtd.
-LL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
ENGINEERING INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, WATINIO,
For We by J.R. REND & 0).. /
TM milers,
MI stmt.
mcsoLtrk.tow
prop . estn ot t, ft r eto ez t. s tr t tlifit .tit.
Resersed blithe Soule and Hoe. of Beierasentddreet of rac
.Gbotstomosolth of Penneyiennia in General Assembly stet:—
That the following amendments areproposed to the Coma.
Mien of the Commonneslth; In seoordsneo .11.11 the p m .
visions Webs tenth artists thereof.
• • TIRST •BENDIEST.
There shall be so soldltlostal article to mid Constitution to
he designated is article eteren, an follow.—
ARTICLE XL
OF PIIBLIO DEBTS
Samoa L The State may contract debts, to ,apply Mud
deficits or falluresin revenues, or to meet expenses not oth
erwise provided for but the aggregate sauna of such debt.
dkeet and conch:gut, whether contracted by virtue of one
or more acts of the general amenably, or at different periode
of time, shall never exceed seven trundled and fifty thousand
dollar. and the =may arleing ream the creation of imeh
debts, UAL he applied to the pnrpoee for whkh It was oh- I
mined, or to repay the debts ma contracted, and to no other
purpooe whitener.
5=110,1 in addition to the shore limited power the
State may contract debts to repel invasion. suppress inset
rectku delbod the State in war, or to redeem the present
oulatandlu indebtednemor the State; but the money arising
.from the manacling of such debts, shall be applied to the
youpose for which It wu mind, or to repay euch John, anal
tti no °thin- pupae whatever.
Stenos 3. Erupt the debts above specified, to uctlone
°baud two of thin article, nodebt whatever shall be mental
by. or on behalfor the State.
Stenos 4. To provide for thepayment of thepresent debt.
end any additional debt connected ae aforesaid, the legisla
ture shall. ak Its first *nanny after the adoption of this
amendment, ereete• sinking fund, which dab be eulllcient
to Fay the aoMning Interest on such debt. and amorally to
reduce theprinclpal there:lrby a sum Dot Ina than two hum
aired and fifty Ithgemand dollars a which einidng fuud shall
consist of the net untied income of the public work., from
time to time owned by the State. or tit-proceed. of the sale
of the tuna or stay part thereof. and of the Income or pr.
rude of sae of make owned by the State, together with
other fields, or resources, that may be desiccated by law.—
The mid *inking fund may be increased, from time to time
by usamaing to it any pert of the taxes, or other revenues of
the *tam, net required for theordieary and earrentexpenses
govemmesd, and unless ha mu of um', invasion or nein ,
ration, no part of the amid oinking fund stall he used or ap,
piked t
he than In ertleguishment of the public debt,
until the amount of such debt is reduced Wow the urn of
i nee milliou of dollar.
Stoma 5. The credit of the commenwealth shall not in
any manlier, or event, be pledged, or Mined to, any individ
ual, company, corporation, or anoriatioo; nor shall the
commonwealth hereafter become a joint owner, or stock
holder, in any company, amodation, or corporation.
Settee a The commonwealth shall not meanie the debt,
or any part thereof, of any county, city, boecogh or tome
ship; or of any cortention, or immolation: unless such debt
shall hare Men contracted to enable the titan to repel Men
tion, suppreet domestic insurrection, defend itself lu limo of
wax, or to satist the state In the discharge of nay portion of
its prnent indebtedneek
Sten. 7. The legislature shall not authorize any county,
city, borough, township. or incorporated diettict, by elrtue
of • Vold of its chiral., or otherwise. to become a stockhold
er In any company, amociation, or corporation; or to obtain
money for, or Inn Is credit to, any corporation, emaciation,
institution or party.
Thera *ball be su additional article to stid constitution, to
ba designated . article X LI, o follows:
ARTICLE xu.
OF NEW COUNTIES
- - .
No county ',hall be divided by • line cutting. off over one
tenth of its population, (either to form n nevr minty or nth
enrlm9 without the exprese mount of such county, by a vote
of the elector" thereof; nor shell any now county he ',.tale
(tithed, continuing lens thine four hundred square miles.
From section two of the first article of the Consritution.
etrike out the wards, wqr Ms city of Phibuidpliia, mud of
mrd wordy rusPriXriely;" front seclion five, NUee snirle,
strike out the words, - of Philadttp,',in -tad of Ms serest
countirt:" from section seven. same article. strike oat the
words, -.rah, the eityof Phelesdelein nor any," and insert
In lieu thereof the words. 'sod no; ' and strike out - section
four, car irk," and in lieu thereof inwrt fix fidlowing:
-Samoa 4. In the year our thousamt s eight hundred awl
sixty-four, and in erery seventh year thereafter, represent..
tires to the number of one hundred shall be apportioned and
distributed orp , ?l , !y, thriumbout the state, by districts. ill
proportionrlPart (To t :CO! ;" M e
a b. Ce r ill f
t;
,rlin b " In Co h l ' ln b"" CO U lti n r;)
leagt threc thousand (no nundrea Ximbleu rY may beano w g XI
a separate representation but no more than three commies
shall be Jollied. and no county shun be di-Ivied. In the for
mation of a district. Any clty • Mottling sufficient nntu.
• ber of taxablee to entitle It to at least two reprowntativew
shall hare a separate repr - eent.tion assigned it, shall be
divided into ouns - mient dietricts of contiguous territory , of
equal taxable tapidatlon as near us may be, each of which
districts shalt clodt nn. representative." •
At the end of section wren,same article, insert these
words,.ffir aly of PAO-ode/Pao escdl be eli:feti. into single
senatorial districts, qf conlipsuo tri-ritary sis heart, equal in
taxable population no putahlz, bat no usual shall be divided
i/4 the Arum:fon [lnane" hew
The legislature, wt it. firsts awion, after the adoption of
this amendment. shalt thride Me city of Philadelpma into
senatorial and reprmentailve districts, In Wannumer above
provided, rod] .h.trict. to remain unchanged until thu ap
portionment the year one thousand right hundred and
sixty-four.
There shwllbe wandilitionwl swoon to the first article of
said ewasticutiurt, which shall ire nisusbered sad read se fol.
EMTION 26. The legislature shall have the power to odteT,
revokes or annul. any charter cf Incorporation hereafter con.
Correct by, or under. any special, or general law, shimmer in
thetropirtion It may he injurious to the citizens or the Cern.
mon wealth: in such manner, however, that nu Initiate. shall
be done to the corporatort.
Sesate, Marta 27. MT.
Rreaterd, That this ....teflon page. Oa the brat amend.
meat, yeas 21. nays 7; on the ....and amendment, yeea 23,
nay. 6; on the third amendment, ten. 24, nay. 4; on the
fourth amendment, yona 21, nap. 4.
[Extract from the Journal.]
GEO. Sr. lIANIERSLY, Clerk.
Ls TIM LiOnt or REPRZSLTI,PIRS,
Apia L 9. 18.57.
Re:tared, That Ode-resolution peas. On the li nt amend
=pt., yosa 78, nay. 12, On the second antendment, you 57.
nays 3.1; on the third amendment. yeas 72, nays It 2- on the
fourth amendment, yeas S 3, nay. 7.
[tixtract from the Journal.]
JACOB ZIE.BILER. Clerk.
Piled In the Recretary'a attla, May 2, 1047.
A. ti. CURTIN.
Snirstary of the Clowniontersath.
Sccarraltr's Ornrt,
Men/bury, June I= 1857.
Pennsy/vania,
I do fortify Wat the whose and foregoing . Is a true and
cmotet copy of the original "Resolution proposing amend.
tucots to the Constitution of We Cmumonwealtli." with the
stein each branch of the lentiolatars upon the final less sge
thereof, as appears from the originals on file Ice this office.
, testimony whereof I have hereunto sel my band
i f " "*/ and caused to Ie affixed the seal of the Secretary's
Wile, the day and year above written.
A. G. crirm,
tierniary ofw OmantonvvalA.
Ix Eex.n, .Vann 27. P. 57.
The rreolntlon pmpetlngamen.lttwote to the Vol... Motion
of the Cotenturivnallth holing tied, consillentiou,
On the questlau.
Will the Senate Agree to the fret amendment
The yeas and nay. were taken agreeably to the prow Worm
of the Conatltunon, and were as follow. ere
Tgas—Mraars. lhanirer. Browne,C.lffayF.ly. E.g.., Fetter,
Aranlkea, Frazer, Ingram, Jordan . KLllingar, Knox,
Lauhach. Lewis. Hy r, Sondeld. Belem. Shuman. Steele,
Straub, Wal4h, Wilklua. Wright and Taggart. Speer-24.
N aia—Memara Crabb,Crroalrell, Finney, tlregg, Maria,
Penrn. and lamther-7
So the quation ' , rev determined In the attlrmatiro.
On the queetion,
Will the Senate agme to theaooond amendment
- - -•-- • • • • • •
The ye owl nays were taken :Laterally to the provision*
of the Constitution. and were as follow. vsr:
. .
Etas—eft... Brewer, Browne , . Cr... 11, Ely. Evans,
Fetter, Yin:ley, Flenniken, Ingram. Jordan, Knox,
Leutbash. Lewis, Nlyer, Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Steel,
Stranb, Welsh, Wilkins. Wright and Taggart, Speaker —tM.
N tre—Mment Currey, Crebb. Frazer, tlregg, flartis,
Penn,. and Sin:field-0i
So the que.niun aru determined in the affirmatbre.
On the queetton,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment!
The yes and nays were taken agreeably to the
of the 001111tittltiOn. and were as follow, ell:
, .
I - us—Messrs. Brewer. Browne, Ceara, Creassrell.
Evans, Flenniken. Frazer. !twain, Jordan. Klllinger,
K 1302. Lunt:x.ly Lewis. Myer, Scofield, Sellers. Shaman,
Souther, Steel. Straub, Welsh. Wilkins and Wright-24
Nets--Mreste. Correy.Greug. Morrie and Penno,-4.
So the question tesedeterminal in the allirtnnUee.
IZMMMIMEINI
- - •
The raw suld nays were taken scrresbly to rho proTisiota
of the Constitution. And wore as follow, is:
• ' • • • • • •
Teas--)lesers. Brewer, Browne, Coffey, Creme..ll Ely
Bs - an., Flenniken. Fraser :Ingram. Killing,. Knox, Lao.'
loch, Lewie., )free, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman, Souther
Steele, Straub. Wilkins and Wright—Tt .
Nara—Mosers.Crabb, Finney, Jordon and Peornee.-4
So the quesith•o woe determined in the affirmstice.
Ix Tux Horse or Iturmarutsrives,
•
April '9, 1957
The resointion proposing amendments to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth being under tonsidenition,
On the fillel4loll,
Will the House agree to the first amendment!
Toe yeas and nays leery taken agreeably to the prOshbons
of the Constitution, and were as follow, Gs:
Andenam.Arthor. Backhoose, Ita/L Beck,
Bishop. Bower, Brown, Calhoun. Campbell, Chase, Cleaver,
Crauford. Dickey, En; Ejeter, Paueold, p,serr. Cllbboney,
Gilded. Barnet. limper, Heins, lleistand, Hill. Hiller., Hoff
man, (Berke.) lmbrie, Inms, JacUbs, Jenkins. John; John
son, Kauffman, Kerr Knight, belnenring, Longwker, Lovett;
Mamas, Ilaugle, NlTYdroont, rain, Moorhead, Hunan;
Mosectinan, Nichol; !Gamlen; Numanscher, Paerwm,
Peters. Petrikln, Pommel; Poronl; Ramsey, (Philadelphia/
Hume,. York.) [learner, Reed, Roberts, In pp. Slow, Sloan,
Smith. iCambria,) Smith, (Centro.) Sterermin, Ulan, Vail,
Vanyoorlils. Wicker; Torghtley, Walter,Wesitmook, Wh0,. t0n.. - Wilaston, Witherose, Wright, Ziamerman and Get;
.s)srakee--78.
N•n—Hesurs. Dacksta, Henn, Dcck,Han
cock, Hin; Hoffman, (Lebanon,) Lebo, Struthers, Thorn,
Warner and Wintrodee--12.
So the questlen wee determined In the
On the quettion,
Will tho Rouen agree to the eecond amendment
The yeas and nays weroyaken agrumbly to the provisions
of the Constkollon, and were as folk., via:
Tr...-11mmrs. Anderson, Backhouse,Ball, Deck, Bower,
Calbohn, Campbell, Carty, Ent, i'onoold, Foster, Whies,
Hamel, Harper, lidos, Itiestand.Ltillegss, floffMan. (Meeks)
Housekeeper. imbrlr. tones, Jenkins, Johns, Johnson,
K.tam.. , Haag", I.l..ring, Longaker, Lovett, 31anear,
treugle, Wlivaln. Moorhead, Mussel:oath )cols, Met:of
:lon Nonemacher Pearson. Pete., Petra., Pownall,
tesicell,itatosay,(PLUadelphia,) Ramsey, (York,) Reamer,
Roberts, Rupp: Shaw, Sloan, Toler:, Vail, Voeghtley. Walter,
Westbrook, Wharton, Zimmerman andOetl.74mhoo-67.
Nies—Mesa. Arthur, Augustine, Berk.: Benson,
fllshop, Drumo, C9taee , Clearer, Crawford, Tyner, Gibboney,
Llama.; ltancock, HW , Hine, Roffman,(Lehono.4.l..." ,
Kerr, Lebo, IPCsdnund, Mumma , heed. limith, (Coo:brio.)
Mttith, (Centre,) Stevenson, ktnlthers, Thor., Farmoorh.
W Vickers,
ht Wagooseller, Warner, Wtotrode, Witherow and
right—.
Bo the quortiontmedetertnined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the {loose agree to the third amendment?
The yens nod nay. were taken agreeablyto :he provision.
of the Constitution, nod were as follow, viz
Yess--31esms Anderson, Backbones. 1.1..11, Beck, Benson,
Bower, Boons, Lldillollo, Cempbell.Chnee,Cleaver.Crairford:
Dickey. Ent, Eye., Vannold, Foster, Gibboney, Rama,
Harper, Heim, ileletand, Ihilegan Hoffman. (Berk.,)
licelotek. (t.b.bnis) Housekeeper, lmtnie, Innen Junto,
John. Johnson, flonifinen Kerr, Lebo, Longniter, Lovett.
lanes, Mangle, 31•Celmont, hloorhtent, Mamma, Mewl-
Ni c h o l.. Nicholson, Nunemacher. Peir•ol), Peters,
potriktn, Potrxmil, PnrcelL RAMIley. (York) Reamer, need,
Hopp, Shale, Mown Smith, (Cambria ' ) Hmith. (OentreJ
5 t0 ,,,,,„ 0 , T u lsa, ran, V.vnurids. Vicken, Vor.htl,y,
Wagonseller. We k, Witbero.t,
WOOL
Zimmerman and Got., Smoker-72.
Nara—Hours. Arthur, Augustine. Ilockus.Dlahop, Carty,
Dock, Chides, Elamllion, Hancock, Jenkins, Knight,
-Letsering, irai th Ramsey, (Philadelphia./ Robeta.dwath
ers, Thom \Vatter. Warner. Wharton and Wintride-22.
do the question was determined In the affirmative.
On the ylieftiOD,
Win the Muse scree to the fourth amendment?
The yeas! Nod nitre were Wont agreeably to tha prorislons
of the Committal., and were as follow, 'ls:
Yetis—Mews. Anderson, Arthur, Bullhorns., Backus,
Bell, Beek, Benison, Bishop, Rower. Brown, Calhoun ' Camp
bell, Carty. Chan, Clearer, Cravddrd.Dkkey. Rat, Hyena,
Pansold, Foster, Oibboney, Gildea, Hamel, Harper, Heine,
Ilill,lllllenae, Roffman, (Berke) Roffman, (Leh.
.non,) Honeekeeper, Lanka, ecots, Jenkins, Johns,
g o g r ,,g,a, Rea linen,Barr. Lebo,Leitenring.LongekerLorett,
Manner, Mangle. 3PCalmont, 7.lllrain, Mumma, Masud
man, Nichols, Nicholeon, Nunemacher, Nelson, Peters,
Petrikin.Pownall, Purnell, Ramsey, (Philadelphia,) Ramsey,
(York.) Roemer, Reed, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan, Smith,
(Cambria,) Smith, (Centra) Stevenson, Tohm, tall , Teg,-
voted& Vickers, Toeghtley, Wagonedler, Warner, West
brook, Wharton, Williston, Witherow, Zimmerman and
Gets, Speeder-83.
Nara—bitsere Dock. Hamilton, Hancock, Struthers,
Thorn, Wintrode and Wright—?
So the question was determined in the a Saudi re.
eza.l7/IVI Orna., 1
lIIIIUUIOI9, Aim A 1867. J
E==l:7l
I decertify that the 11/10.11 and taregiong is • tone tul
oarrect ropy of the Tom" and. if " bairn on tb
oulution proposing moondmento to they Constitution f the
Osesmeoweath, mo tho sum snows on tho Jou of Me
two Homes of the General Ameenthdy of this mon
'smith for the seedon of 1867. . • .
, 7 Witness my hand god tho seal of mid MOM, this
[..° •Jtwentreeettati dot of June, ono thotwend eight hum
dred and iftyworett.
holgatilm attoniewspgf ClommossegoMh.
.fa*t r liqntouo.
- - ---
t Cemetery Marble Works,
Nti. 333 Liberty - Street, below Wayne,
PITTFIBURGII, PA.
MATT/MOW LAWTON,
P C - T !CAL HAR , BLE 3I• BO N
I SHE S RESPECTFULLY TO 1.1;;-
1 T form his friends and the pnblle generally, that m has letteed the th ole Bar the urennfscruris and We
of every variety of Marble Week, ash ste
Montunenta, Tombs Tableta and Gravestones,
of every variety and fornr,
Menthe Flee., ALSO,
I Centre Table,
Pier, Bureau
and Wash
Bland Tope,
• Lr,
Which be la offering as low es any fiber establishment West
of the mountains. His stock is entirely new, and has been
seleeted by himself, expreasly for this market. Ile Is al.
prepared to build Burial Vaults, euelo. Bar
in
'Pith Mar.
ble or :Bon, and to execute any other work in his line, in
soy of the Canon-rt. adjoining Pittsburgh.
MOW or PuraglastoN to
Ito,. T. R. Lyman, Robert Gebray,Esq,
ILOn. Wm. Wilkins, John Chililett, Esq.
]no. IL Shoenberger, Esq. W. L. Ittrig.nlis Esq,
Chocks Rrovrer,_ESq., J. it. lIIIL Esq,
Thomas Scott, Esq., A. R. Cnraus e Esq,
W. P. Baum, Esq., 0. it. White, Esq.
The Trade furnished sith all kinds of 'foreign and Domes
tic Marble, either Botched or In the rough, at Illiolesale
prices.
Ile has also made arrangements iirlth the manufrcturers
of the best brands. for • constant supply of Hydraulic Co.
ment, Water mil LOllllOll. Lime, and Plaster Paris, both
for Land and Stucco Work, all of which he Is prepared to
famish at short notice. mhlfrattscl -
NUUSGRAV - ILIS
PATENT GAS COOKING STOVE,
AT
N 073, THIRD STREET 21.7 AR MARAT, •
WHERE THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
',GUY Invited to mil and tnt it. merits, The
price of a tingle stove la Er, a Burneratand t• SA.= $16 .111
purchase enough to do ovary variety of cooking for a family
of Ito 6 persona, this does sot include gait, brackata and
cooking utensils. The common move tin wan may do.
Yor further information addrmi the undersigned
DB. J. SthalitAVE.
.. .
Being the Met In thia city who mai your Patent Oas
le
Cooking Apparatus, I can cb rfully and confidently recom
mend it to other. as far sum, for for all cooking purpoaes to
any of the old fashioned coo ingstoves. I consider It •
st
great improvement, and wh Ito r at advantages , are
known, no house keeper wilibe WU without It. Among
Its advantmees 1 will mention the foil wing: Find, a Are is
always ready, thus wing time and la . Second, cooking
is done without oppresnive hest. Th ha newtow, which
I. a great improvement upon the coal neve. Fourth, the
ease with which the heat may be regulated and the program
of cooking attended to. Time mar develops other advent►
ma, but for the present I will respectfully submit these.
Mild. P. A-JOHNSON, No la), Wylie, street.
!lacing in use twit of Dr. Yluagrarea Paton/13as Cooking
Stover. I can cheerfully nmomturndthem taint public u tbo
most convenient and economical cooking apparatua fur
baklo , g etc. They are auperlor to any Were 1 near need,
MRS. K. ITYKM, No 60, Market Arent.
THE SUBSCRIBER., designing to embark
In A new enterpriee, oars for rale the Ilachinery, Pat
terns, hr.. now In trnrklng order, at his 'Mach'. Works,
Ryan's Building., Fifth street. The balance. location and
dainty of Macluncry In use, rombincd with terms, present
strong inducements to lIITNIMOnt or capital.
If the enure in not diepowd of as It panda by the second
week in Juno, it will then be disposed of in parts to suit
purchasers. t WY. WARWICK,
myKt.dtf Ryan'. Building. Fifth creed.
TILE GREATEST MATCH MACHINE IN
THE WOULD!
A FORTUNE MAIM WITH A SHALL INYESNENT.
-
LB simple, cheap and perfect Match Maker. The Machine
emu null gllte Is driven by band, and trill make the for
tone of the Manufacturer Inn short time. Where good
wood Is to be had readily It material's. reduces the cost
.lll,TS..vernl eonnty or Illaclalne privileges aro offered for
ale nl n rnekle-rato prlro. For paltlrtlinte, Call at GAZIITE
CGONTING ROOM, fifth gitn,t. Jeld.ttsillfT
1837. Stoves! Stoves!: 1887.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Y. of evoking, Parlor and floating Stoves to be found ht
Allegheny Coy, at the Imixst prim, compriving In part the
celebrated
-Etna Air-Tight,
Aurora,
Tropic
Iron City,
Cryinal Palace Cooking,
&witty or the Wrwt.
Togythsr with every vatinly of articles in the 11..,..u al.
1101 low Wars. Iloote-Enrrilzhing flutter And Spouting BIM,
and Parivt l'agno. Cal! at Agri of :Sr Red after
rgiterni strowt..Alleglierty.
mr3o OEQ. W. 'MELEE.
Portable Floor Mills
•• •• •
TILE SUBSCRIBER IS MAN
vfacturing
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS,
Or • 141.1.11 T
SUPERIOR FOR SIMPLICITY' .AND DURABILITY,
to any other now in on.
They C. be driern by puma. water. or horse power. and
Lul prore en acquisition to Iron Master., Stock Yodel" and
mberuic.i.
Meny persons throughout the country who have anrplm
power, or power employed only • pail of the thus on other
businees. by Introducing one or more of these Mills Into
their anablistimatita, may gay benefit tbetriselvea. One
of the. Milts, (29 Indies to diameter.) grinding over 12
bushels Peed pr - hour, can be seen daily In operation at th.
Oil and Feed Mill of Moore Sinn. . Co., Robe.= tousli
Allegheny.
AP-Orders filled •Ilh dteratch.
W. W. WALLACE,
ap2. - dtf 119 Liberty street, Pltteburgh, Pa.
Walnut Hall Restaurant.
BY
JO B I 7 _P FIF Ft I 0 IC R
inneceroor to)
KIMBALL, Ilete.SICK a OM,
MASONIC HALL, FIiTH STREET,
nFFERT TO THE PUBLIC ALL THE
dela:wino of the season, ..reed op at the Mune.t no
tice,. from 0 o'clock to the morning to 12 o'clock at night.
Merinosmen and inhere arlll do erell mil in and OM.-
stk. our BM of FILM .t any time io mit their oppetite.
Raving arrangementa mad. to recedes choice articles ha
our line, from Baltimore, Chilnifolph. and Norfolk, me can
offer a frrh eupply of
OYSTEtto. TIALIBUT,
TROUT. LAKE REARING.
And from the Wee, .0 the rarletAte of PILAIRIA GAME,
50,111 ••
PRAIRIE CIIICK ENS, REED ItIR D 9, ac,
which wr cau fitrnish Fr laralido or other... IfToloaale or
Remll. either thn ol NAND AND PENN STS.. or
. WAI.NL'T II ALI. Fifth .trout. *pa° 0c11.13,1
Stucco Worker,
JAMES OWENS,
CORNEA' ELM ANL II TL/6 .S7RBTT.%
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER,
girt, particalar attention to Of orders for work In 111.
11.1 A.
CENTRES and ORNAMENTS of .11 Mods thrtliahod o
.port &WM:lyd
Painters.
LONG t LANE,
T_TOUSE AND SHIN PAINTERS,
N 0.77 (Old Pied Ogireißuilding)lblrdetreet, between
Wired and Market ' , ,reel.. All omen promptly attended W.
grjpeelgueexornted in a superior style. mh27,lyd
SU ES-150 hr. chests Y. 11., G. P. and
Imperial Ted.
78 du do retorted Black Tea
Ti b bass prime Rio Cone.: •
46 Wilda N. 0. and Cuba dugarr,
LW lads do )1011MeN
75 do Baltimore Iloldan and N. T. Byes
00 do abolcir Baltimore Herring:
10 do godaealersturc
21 do Crueller' and Powdered Flngsnr,
60 do North Crwollrut Tan
20 do Pitch:
lno do Soap Makers' Roalni
boor by Ka dal lb. lump Tobacece
150 do ltoeltr. Variegated sod Cantle Seam
PA do 0.10 and 10112 Window Olase,
100 do whits Plps.k.
75 do Sure do (Shaker.)
60 do Pedantry. (In paper,'
75 du Cloche. Mot
800 do Mailman Co. Pearl Starers;
250 kegs Nolte. ..nerd slaw,
30 do Ills Twlet Toineres
LW bake Batting, Candlewick and Tering
150 dozen Cornrillroomin
50, do Buckets:
25' do No.l and 2 Tulen
100 do Ora, Hemp and Cotton COME
m T r ze i t rt he i : ift rorl o tt Pittsborgh Manatee
mes ATWELL, 1.00 CO. No. S Wood ,toot.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
." tms Richmond Tobacco, Ye and S•s dilTerent tosnde
bn dwarf by half {annul lump
16 kegs Virginia Tvrist Smoking Todareo,
Id Gaddy brn 14 1. Diamond Twist Tab.-a.,
100 MID Cot and Dry Queen City Bavaria° andßpardeb
mixed,
275,000 nava. and German Cigars. in store and for sale
at EDWARD T. MEORAVVII
Wholesale Tobacco Warehonee, 241 Liberty et,
apt. opposite the head of Wood
NTITRATE SODA.-1;000 bge Nitrate Soda
.1.1 to ern•• and For solo by ALEXANDER KIND.
flarbital
---- •
licitlth and Strength Bloat Inevitably
Follow lta Else.
Dcerhaveeeland Bittern.
TILE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REM
edy for Dyepepsia, Disease of the Kidney., liver Coni.
pistols, Weaken:se of any kind, rem and Ague, and tbe
rlallofeclooe coweipient upon a &bordered 11&much or
Liver. Duch as huligestlon, Acidity Mike Stosnacb,Colleley
Niue, Ileartbnrei, Loft of Appetite ' Desysitidancy, Conies.
nese, Blind and Dieedlng In all Nervous, Rheumatic ,
and Neuralgic Affections, It ham in ritisseroue Instances
proved highly beneficial, and In others affected a decided
cum
Nature !lode no new enemy to combed, with thls delight
ful took In the ayillem. Its effects are almost magical, yqt
the cure permanent. It communicates no violent shock to
the system, but by &roust:wits wits! energy to normal mu
tton, enables It to throw off the cause, nod thus thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
Whim Its meellelnal virtues ►re so mlrersally acknowl.
edged, and particularly bens, where it has become ao popu
lar ae a family medicine, that It le wild by many of the aro.
sere, se well u by all the druggists, It would mum needle.
to offer further evidence; yet aa there I. doubtless some
who have trial many advertised rutuedlea, and still runt.
from Dyspepsia lo onii or more of inidroadful forms, we sub
join the Wowing °Frilliest., the authenticity of width
not be doubted, comiug an they do from pawns so well
known.
WHAT IT IS DORM FOR TOE SICK.
Wm.gehuchnian,Faq.,tho We ll known Lithographer,eay4
"I hare frequently used &erhase'e Holland Bitter., and nod
It invariably relleemindigestion and debility."
Rev. Mame! Babcock ewer. "I found special Mid hunt
its we fora omen headache, with which I had long suf.
fered."
J. W. Woodwell, Esq., asym "I have used Ikerhave's Hot.
land Bittern myself, and recommend It to others, knowhig tt
to laJust what it le repreeented"
Ala. Jonathan Neely, of Lower It. ODD, eayx "1 have dw
rived great helmet from It. use for ertakneea of the stomach
and indigestion."
Jee. IL Murphy, ea.: "After several physicians had failed
lberhare's Dona. Bitters removed the pain from my heart
and elde,etiaing from indigeetlon"
7los editor of the Kittanning Pree Praia soya "After one
of the beat physichout to this place hod failed, Eorhave's
Holland Hitters cored me of the wont form of Dyepapeia."
Francla Veils, only manufacturer of the iatitittel"Estrect
of Colya: "I know that your Iloiland Bitten le one of
the best medicines In the world for a dleordered aorta.
or liver."
Dr. Ludwig. editor of the racket, &dilator., pronounce.
It "a modleine &serving the wind of the public."
Dr. Erlerhert. the leading dermas, physic'. of Penna. hu
preersibed it frequently during the past theme yearr, with
marked encores In debilitated stet. of the dip. re organs,
or of the system generally.
The manager of Bob.ou' twig. Factory, .7= "I used
it myself, and was therefore induced to try its affect upon
my wifa(troubled with the great debility common to all of
s consumptive habit,) sod really It le doing her more good
than anything she has overtaken."
NOTlCL—Whemer expects to dad In this • beumwe
will be diaappointed; but to the sick, enesk and low eplrltel,
It will prove gratelkil aromatic cordial, paseaesd of doge.
In remedial pro
CAUTIONI=et laity of We delightful Aro
ma, has induced gamy which the public should
Ward against purchasing. Be not permuted to buy any
thing eh.* untli you have given BatUre'll Dittare•
ti r o ial. One bottle will COSI•i0013 you bow moved
sups.
tier is to AU Mesa Isoltstkias.
►tSIAO par bottle, or six tattles Ibr $6.00 by th►
wle Propistors. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., t 00.,
corner Smithfield and third its., Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott k Bone, Na 112 North Serced
divot Now Tat, Burma a Park, 104 Broadway. corner
Maids Baltimore, Cuban Brotbara, 0.7 !tree; and Ann.. ayitanis Arnow Cincinnati, John D. Park Cidc=
day Itnathars, SID Bar th Wats' Erwin It. Iwo*
Adanw k Co; New °duns, J. Wright I Co.
facbtcar.
. R. R..
THREE OSEAT 1,7.6HT51
MANI:WO. HAVE LONG BEEN EN
gNphedtndarkm4 sie regards the tree mums of
mourns heal the human body from disease, sod
Dflatbrflag life. The under the fallacious treatment of
the regular acuity, are .object to a continued practice of
plobabilities and uncertalntiee. Them is nothing certaluor
Used in the treatment of tho tick either in the old or new
school of medicine..
Dr. Raderay has succeeded In prod:ming three remedies—.
known to tha world as Radway's Ready Relief, Renovating
lh,slvent and Regulators. Them Remedies are not only at.
tablished fact. inatimuch as they tiara never yet [ailed In
their .pedal or combined efficacy In producing fruitful mad
beneficial results—but, they me Dais establishing a science
—ne they have in all cases, "when tried . succeeded in restor
ing to health—and ridding the body from disease oiler all
oChar medicinal treatment had idled—sad the most skillful
physicians had given up the sick as beyond tho power of hu
man mesas to core—and proms:axed the dreadful mandato—
inn:maid°.
Haderay'a Remedies are therefore fired farts in the ar•
ehierree of medical selenoe—they have been "often MeV—
...ray denier—and are ready otobe tried again."
Mgr EMELT UMW
RAMAT'S READY RIMEL
• Special Demedy to to be used in all ewes where the
human body Is eelaed with the torturing pangs or pert.-
Mos orpain--no matter what the cause of the t he y be,
or where It may be located—an application o Ready
Rellef,elther internally ea a drink. or externally as an alle
viator, will In a few minutes restore the aftlkted body to
•••• and comfort.
In all eves of Bowel Diaorders, Dysentery, Cholera,
Moody flnx, Sick Headache, lifkr , O. Headache, and other
Nervous Affections!, Neuralgia, Rheamatism,Spraine, Strains,
Toothache, Burns, &adds, Weenie, bhot Wounds, Pubs.,
Cum, Poisoning, either by the bites or Wogs of Reptiles, he
.erte• or Vegetable or Mineral polsonthg by accident—in all
mere and under all circumstances whore the human system
Is tortured by paln:Radway's Ready Rellefcan be relied upon
al • quick, 'Monad certain remedy.
la noon of Billionancsa,llllllous Fever,Typhus Fever,Ellip
Freer, Yellow rover, Fever and Ague, Searlrt Fever, and all
Malignant ren e ., Poa, Nicest., Pneumonia.
bloody Relief used la connection with itadway's Regu
lators, will wt./Minty cunt the ebb afflicted with those dhe
onion, and protect the system against euddeu attacks when
either of thew malignant Masa,. prevuil.
SECOND GMT LIGHT.
ItADWAY'S RLHJIATORS.
The discovery of these • onderful pill. establishes • new
Puvirviiviie, and a re roe principle Ix Me science of medi
cine. in taking these pil e noping paine or elekneen at
the acme& Is °aperient. t heyopct de naturally, leavieg
the
oondiUo n. howel,llver gad othe • argues in natural and healthy
Eeth pill the be taken germ no. life to the blood; they
=. take from it a! 'Wpm . . opoedtp ppd esimikt.
. i
..
One or two dawn or R bd•ray'a tegulatora, will entirely so-
Mare an diAtroutainpoya Ovens m typeptia, Jaundice, Nllll ,
•barnom, Indigestion, C ntimums, verConsplaint,
nog
Mane y, and • 11l care all orynnic Mamma either in
manor woman. Intl • trot of iol with Immo:aminee or
venkandok diachargen, nay n ly fn.• prompt cum and reg.
War part & if ltadwal 'a Rey 4:datum aro taken.
E•es7 does of Radwaja Roo:damn that i• taken instils
new ...101l within the Judy of the weak, feeble and intim.
All who take them am delighted with the boldly change
they eapeclanca Ina kw boon. The dispirited and melan
choly feel Joyous and happy; the Kick and debilitated, strong
and 'lgor..
SU.
LunvArs ILKNOVATINO RESOLVENT,
001L9
Rumors, Salt Manua, Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Tumor., /ever
8 ...4 Elkin Eruptions,Blotcbra, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Omit,
Dropey, Apoplezy, Au: and all Con
atitutioaal and Chronic Disommeither inherited by herodittr
ry transmission, or Inoculated by expoeure or otherwise.
newels no remedy in the world that will work anah ml
mmiloas mime hold dismiere, as Radway'a Resolvent. It
tilatee the whole human body-, red
pr new and healthy
trilffittleetling from the Luna', Midway'. Renovating Re
solvent, ern! is • law minutes check hemorrhage from lite
lunge or threak in cases where the patient coughs up clubs
of Meal or pox atreaked with blood, Radway's Resolvent
will won restore the difficulty.
ray -Sarah Hammond of 708 East Thirtr.aecorid etreeklidi
a bad numb for two ye.. Oho soughed op itometitnea half
• Ott of blond during the night. She was cured In 7 days
by the Relief old h.:Assn t.
ia-A earn le- o: ensrl In thi.o weeks by Rad.
way'. Ralkf. T.II. Rilkore : ...M.o. or high sikkakif
l'i"okt . ga 0....5y5: -That a gentleman who for t wrny
one years had been afflicted with e sere kg, that reaktedev
ery kind of
11-et treatment, was effectually tvd in threw wake
wny'e Reedy Relief, Rarrisons and Ilegulatare.
RA DR A T'S RELIEF—RLVIILATORS—REBOLTMT.
In all cenetltotlonal dimmed and where the constitution
le broke. dews, ,the holy Ina rapid state of decay, or the
syetom Itionbatedwith the virus of dleesse, either by the
rieldtion of the laws of health, Intemperance excess and In
dulgence of the melons, or by hereditary nemembelon, as
to caws orScrefula, Consumption, Rheumatism, Gout, Pits,
and other heir looms, which • long line of a:Kew) . has so
o f and richly bestowed on poeterlty. m a obit:lento
of the Post, at the met of the suffering Inheritors. Thom
Remedied, In their trinbary caparlty , poems. cerebra puw
-05 that to dmerare can wlthetandi their combined effect will
meditate from the Ildlog body every p{marticleofdiwoewl sot'
ter, ren.eate the whole 'yearn with health: Arai lite unsound
decaying lunge, pr ,her organs; cleanse and purify the tin
clean from all Impurities.
To the dbabled wayfarer, who Is cripple] with Inflrmltim
we loupe Yoo "to try" these Remedied. We will botch for
their efflatcy-
With many hundred. of ethers who hove tritstmoNl and
felt the effort of the -Three Great Light." and Its they rule
and govern dime bodies which they are destined by the Al
mighty Power, No these their t.- d stand as Italenqoh
lneron, and artful Siiiter• nllll ilbentime.
• RADWAY lea Fulton street. N. Y.
For
sate by RUNT MLVER, Masonic Ilan, Film
burgh.
Mee IL IL It. Retriedlet ate aold by Draggfeta. lltarcb..a.
sad Storekeepers. Ja.l7 tel3:demlyr
READI REALM REALMS
IT WILL TAKE YOU BUT A YEW MINUTES,
ANDY/ r SAFE YOL , 111AXI" 17:A RS OF SUFFERINO .
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,
The Great Purifier of the Mod.
The &A AlDrcilire ray- yet DiscnrerAll
Phyelchana prewribe It, end ever,. one who wee It la • walk•
leg adaertleement No !leilleine ewer yet offered
le the American public hoe'. gained such
popularity In an hurt a time al
CARTZR'S SPANISH MIXTURRI
IT WILL CURE ANY CASE OF SCROF
ULA.
it .111 core any ea. of Ithelsrantlem.
It will cure any care of italt littennt.
It will Cure any csur. of Neuralgia.
It will cure any caw of 1.. r. and Ague.
Or any Manua. arising from an Impure gutter of the Moog
BCROVULAUS RSA DER:
It cured the Mon of the lion John )llnor Botta, member
of CongTraa, from Virginia. of &mint. .for lb..kill of the
boa phyliciank both of New York and Phllstelpbla, bad
boon tried In rain: and It rill cure you. reader. If you are leo
.foetal.
It cored D. Burritt, EN. of Cincinnati, of Rheumatism of
four year.' standing, after all °Ow romodlos had fallod.—
Wo have hundreds of such certificate.. Call on the agent
and got • Book andiCironlar. and read forynnisclf, tho many
romvkable and astoniatiing Clll. It
Tho colobratod Dr. Butcher write. to no that he had Iwo
of tho moot ...vire and long standing cases of a disease that
"old ylold to monitor the newsl notolios. but ho rand one
Ssao with CI. and itho other with nine bottle. of Certues
panish Matt., We have known It nowt in over a thous
and masa and hay. yet to hear ors frames In any caw,
AGMS AND FEVER--Do not tido. Quinine, NercnrJ, or
• euela wait.. Drugs, bat try .t onto thi. gent •Iterative
and Purifier of the Blood; Carter's Spattoh %blau, 0111 cum
any and every CYO of Agne and ➢ever. It • Mr. net, yet
known It to tall.
And for all diseases arising from so Impure state of the
Blod, no medicine has ewer yet been found to have so good
so effect. If you are sick, try it et 000 t 'do not delay: time
is products, sod health the greatest of all blessings, without
ertikh all dee is raluelesa.
WM. S. BEMIS A CD., Proprieten,
Elehroond, Flrglons..
For Ws by R. A. TAIIIITESTOCK A OIL, end JOSEPII
FLEMING, Pittsburgh. and Druggists and Country Mar.
stuns. to parts of the Crated States end Cees.syt
deLtd/hrly?
'Ph. Ore test Medical Diecovery
OP TOE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, lIAS
dlonevored In one of our COMIOOII portal, weeds, a
remedy that came emery kind of Humor, from the worst
Ficomfula to a mamma Pimply..
Ile her tried It In over eleven hundred cases, and never
failed except in t oro eases (both thunder humor.) Ile has now
In his nomesalon over two bloodied certificates of Its 'ahoy
all within twenty toll. of Boob.
Two bottles are warranted to more • naming mire mouth.
One lot ireo bottleo will meth,' wont kind of plaint°, of
the We'll
two tdreletr„ bottle" will wear the system of bone.
TWO bottles are warranted to cure the Ironic rankerLe
the
month and stomach.
.
Three to flee bottles are warranted to awe the word ease
of erysipelas.
One to two bgAtles aro warranted to sure all honoree of the
11171.
Two bottleuare warranted to cure running of the earl end
blotches among the heir.
Four to its bottlee are warranted to cure corrupt sod run
ning ulcers.
Ob. tattle etire scaly eruption.? Via skit,.
Turn to three lent:enure warranpul to cur. the moat clone:-
rate ranee of rheumatletei. •
. ..
Two to three holdout, warranted to con the wont nun
of ringworm.
Thew , to honr boning are wartantnl to sun salt charm
• . .
Five to eight bottles telll core the wood ewe of ecrofnin
• A benefit 1. alway•experieneed from the Arvt bottle, and
a (01.110 CS Care le warranted when the strove gauntly is
iteu.
Nothing kola ea Improbable to those who have In vain
tried all the wonderful medlar. of the day, as that a com
mon weed growing to the pastors*, and along old stone wall,
&hoed cure every humor In the system; yet It Is now • Axed
fart. If you have • humor It has to .tart. There ere no If.
not ends, bums or ha's about the wilting wine rases and not
your. I peddled over* thousand bottle. or It in the skin
ty of Patton. !know It. effects In every ease. It hag al.
ready dons soon of the melees cures over done In Ile a.
chusetta I gars It to children over • year old: to old people
of elaty. I have seen poor, putty, wormy looking children
whew neck wee oat and flabby, restored to a perfect ease
of health by one bottle.
To Owe who ...object to * Act headache, ono bottle will
al wept cum IL It ghee great relief to cuts:ith end emi
nent Some who have been costive for years, bore taken nod
been regulated by It, When the laxly 4 sound it works
quits eany, hut where there Is any derangement of the funs.
Ilona of nature, It will muse very Singular failings, but you
must not be ahmucel—they always dimppear In from for
daya toe week. There I. never • had rtehit (moth. On the
menu, when that feeling looser you will feel yourself like
di new penes. 1 hoard enme of the most extravagsnt
Mums of It that man ever listened to, Ho change of dlet lo
ever , eat the bee you can get. I bare likowiee
an herb, erld , when simmered la rweet 011, diesolvee wrol.
olousawelllng of the neck and ender the oars. Price 60
maw Prke of the Madked Discovery $1 per bottle.
DIRIXTIONB FOR Oat
. . . .
Adult, one table epoonfol per day. Children over eight
year., deeserCipnonftik children from five to eight year., tee
epoonful. J. direction can be made applicable to all
connitutions, take enougAtooperater,on the bowels twice •
day.
Mr. - KENNEDY gine perscoak:attendaace in bad Clan of
errands.
Bold Wbolaiale antingail at DR ICEYSEWS, 140 Wood
rtroct, corner of Virgin Al,O* and J. P. FLEMING, Lilo
.010 mh27:lyellwr
ALL PAINS CURED L IKE MAGIC.-
Prlce Meaty-Rye cents per bottle.
Palo Is the forerooner of donee. Coro the redo aed you
chock the &some.
-
. . PROF. RUMS MAGNETIC OIL
Is truly the wonder of ale r t It cures pain In I.S. JIM*
than it requires to get a pb
It mum notbacheln • minute.
Come Crammer Peln in the amuck and Dowels.
Cures Stiff Nock and Swelled Fare from • Cold.
Cone Itheumatimn and Neuredgia.
Cures Sprain., Bruises, Scolds sat Bunn.
Corm Corns and any NIA In the Feet.
Cores Ago. and Lampe In the Divest inetantly.
Cure* Earache in a few minutes.
Cures Palo to the Sides. Limbs or Rack
Cures Ae and Chill and Four.
This no gu
humbug medicine, and no Ilentfly ehoold be
without • bottle in awe of accident or sodden stokes... It
ls need externally, always glehm immediate relief. If the
WONDERFUL OIL could speak, It would exclaim,—
"While moot physicians take whole month, to clay,
I make my curse in half •sammeee day."
Tea years mildewe with the Red Skins In the Sorest,
gather with submquent edentillo travel. on the continent of
Europe, emaciating daily with the very elite of the Medical
Itrefemion. hes enabled ProL AMP to present to the world
M. WONDERFUL MAGNETIC OIL
For sale by all respeetableDruggiste, and at Prof. Reed'.
Nek TS Third dram,
B. A. FAHNEstoCK a CO., sad Dr. GEO. H. REY=
Wholmele Agents. ocagnlkwly/
W. D. & H. 311 , CALL00,
DEALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Lamm, le. No. 87 North Mom, err Wood. •
-
RENCH CALF-WINS
-30 dale' .Iknado Clocto04" 001 4
10 do nomoloo,"1017 1 / 0 r.
10 do thowirott=faxriagliat4oly
'~ r + vi Y.S.l+•-l}..i. J.SItiIY~ 'l f .r. t,.. F. . W
SCF
st,Z'^
itictual.
ATIIR.II
02-XDFLIVZ PECTORAL,
Per the Rapid Core If
Coughs. Colds and Hoarseness
Cannut.. 31..., Det,l./a.
Ds. 3. C. Arm:— do not betdtate to my the Last ...sly
1 hare scar flutul for Coughs, Ilramenesa. Influenza, sod
the. condom. symptoms of a Cold. I. your I.lserry Pec
toral. Its pants/It a.o in toy practice sod toy Emily for
the last ten years has roan It to paw. superior virtues
for Ms treatment of the. complaints.
EDEN KNunur...m. D.
A. IL lIORTLET, Erq., of Ultra, N. r writes: -I hare
tlxil your Pectoral myself aril in my funny eeer slot. you
lurented it, mil bellere It the best medians fur ita purpose
ever put out. With* bad chid I should strutter fay VIS for
s. bottle thou du without tt. or tate any other remedy,'
CROUP, WHOOPING COCO It, INFLUENZA.
V4112V011111.1h Yeti. 7, 1F.. 4 0.
Burn= Am— fill cheerfully certify your Pectoral Is
the best remedy we lioaretia fur tbe cure of Whooping cough,
Croup...l the cheat diemses of children. We of your fr..
terniry in the South appreciuto your akin, and commend
your miller le to our poople.
11115331 CONKLIN, 11. D.
Ji3103 LEE, Kit, Montgomery, la.. writes 31 sut, 's l t,
"1 had • tedious Influenza, which confined me In doors I
week., took many medicines without relict, dually tried
your Pectoral by the mirk., of our cleromatt The first
dose relieved the somnem in guy threat and lung% less than
onwhelf the bottle mute me completely well. Your molt.
eines are the cheapest as well m the best we am buy, mud we
esteem you, Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor nuagg
ASTEIIIA OR PIITHTSIC AND BRONCHITIS
Woo Maircurssra,•Pa, Feb. 4. intl.
Bea:—Tour Cherry Pectoral is performing marselions
cures in this section. It has rebored several from alarming
D
or cosumptibn. and is now cuijng a man who
has labored und n er an Ana of the lungs for tho last 40
yeah. LIENKY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. ILtAISIN. M. D, Albion, Monroe Cn.. lowa, arritca,
SepL u, 184.5:—"Dining my practien of many year. I hare
found that nothing equal to your Cherry Pet-torsi nor giving
ease and relief to coiniumptlvo patienta, or curing such no
aro mumble...
We might edit volumes of evidence, but the moat convinc
log proof of the virtue of this remedy is found in its effect.
upon trial.
- • - -
... • •
Prot.' bly ho mm remniy has ever been known which
chord nnconyand suck dangerous news as this. Some no
h =Lan old can reach, but oven to those the Cherry Pectoral
a_fonts relief and comfort. • --
Aaron Ilocat, New York City, March 5. IR5b.
Cocoon Anca.Lowell,-1 feel Ito duty and a plrsnure to In
form yuu what your Cherry Peciuml has done for my wile.
She had been !Iva months loitering lustier the dangerous
symptoms of Condun3ption, from which no aid we could pro
cure gave her ranch ',lief. She was steadily until
Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have come for lois - lee, rec.
untrnonded a trial of your [neckline. We bleu, his kiudness, as
we do your skill, for she has recovered from that cloy. Shell
nut yet as strong aa she lived to 1 , , but is free from hereon!,
and mills herself well. Yours will, 00010 ode- 00,1 regard.
011LANDOSIIELBY, of Sheik, vine.
theswaspfires, do not despair till till you itave tried Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Iris mode by one of the Nod medical
chemists In the world, and Its mires all around us licsievik
the high merits of Ma virtues.... I'd!. Ledger.
Ayer's Cathartie Pills.
TIIE SCIENCES OF CHEMISTRY AND
Medicine hove been'Aisseti to their utmuet to produce thin
boot. most perfect Purgative which is known to man. Innu
merable moors are ehown that those tolls have fit - L.3'1,14011
surpass in excellence thn ordinary inedkeines, and that they
win unprecodentesily upon the esteem of all men. They are
safe and pleasant to rake, but pia orft.i to rut,. Their pent
trating properties stimulate the vital as: of [lot hotly,
romovu the obstructions of its organs, purify the blood, and
expel disease. They purge out thu foul humors which brand
and grow distemper, stimulate sluggigh or disordored organs
into theirnatural actin. and impart healthy time with
strongth tho whole syatons. Not only do they cure the
every day onstplabots of everybody. but also formidable and
dangerous dissuo,* that horn Laded the bet of human skill.
While they produce powerful effects, they are 01 the same
time, lu diminished donna, the afoot and best physic that eon
to, employed for children. ,lining sugarasaled, they aro
are pleasant to take; and being truly vegetable. ore free from
any risk of harm. Cures have been ovule wi dth surpass be •
lief wore they not eidistantintert by mon of such exalted
position and [hamster no to forbid the anspicion of untruth;
Many eminent •cl.rgynien and pit) riche. hove lent their
ramie to certify to the 'mbar tilt. reliability of my renualles,
while elm. to u - the assumnie of their m de!on
thud my preparations conttskuln immensely to tho relief of
my alllicted. angering fellow-men.
The Agents la.law named is pleaml fumbh untie my
American Alumna, containing directions for their use and
certificates of their cures, of the folloaringthroplainta.
Costiveness, 11tLLoan Cesuiplains, itheumattent, Dropay
Kearthurn, Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea,
Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain arising
therefrom, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerous and
Cutaneous Duwases which Rapti. an averment
Sernfula Or King's Evil. They also, by purifying the blood
and stirottlisting the system. cur. many compbduta which it
would not ho 111111.W1011 they could mach, such as Deofntwa,
Partial Bliathosti, Neuralgia and nervous Irrotability, Be
rangementa of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kiwi.
rod complaint. arising from .low state of tho body or ob
struction of It. inactions.
Do not ho put off by nnpeinelplai dealers with some
other pin they make mots profit on. Ask fdr Arta's rm..,
end tAbo nothing else. No other they coo give you vow
wed with [lda in its Intrinsic value or curative powers.—
The sick want the loot all there is for them,and they shottld
have it.
Prepared by Ds. J. C. AVER, Pmetlesi and Analytical
Chemist, bowel], Mau.
SyT-Prlcs ,ne per box. Fire bassa f, $l.
Sold by IL A. rn lISE.STOCK A Cyr. Who[male Agents
Pleaburah. and by alI Draggles and Sledlrina D.n lena
narablydAse,--Itu
DR. DOOPI.AND*B
GERMAN .U.IT.T.ERS,
PSXfsagn If
DR. C M. JACK IN, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Lo,r. Ms:plaint. Dkrrepna, Jaundace., CArunie rrr
:Verna. Debilily. 1b 0.. f V., Kidne.yr. and all Th.
f(LO/.1 orisingifrom a di...4er eel Liter or MentreA.
Such
so Coned
peDoe, lutrerd
rile ,Pulttute of Blood
to the Head. Acidity ~f the
Stomach. Nitusea. Ilmrtburn. Dir
Brut for Fond. Point. or Weight to the
St'inecti. Poor Eructation, Sin Unger }lot.
tering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Herrin.' and Ihillrolt Urewti.ipg, Fluttering at the
Hoart,ChOelciegorimffienattog ....Hoes when in lying F.
tun, Ditnnee• of rildoo, Dote or. b. before the Sight, Fee
ver.i.l fo the Meet Doecinvey of Perniere
flan- Tell.ness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the sl.le, Dock, Cheat, Lind*,
Le., Sudden Pluahn• of Heat,
Burning in the Melt,
C,eantort
El - Liana , great De
.
premiou of
Spirits.
The proteintor In radllng the attention of the poblir to
thie preperatieo. dor* *a wills a Ending of the utotu,oollll
dories in De virtveand adaptation to the dine:view for which
it le recommotelod.
It Is no urn and untried article. but on. that lane stood
the teat of a ten yearn' trial before th• Annoican people,
and Its repntation and ml. ti unrivall,l by any elllalar pro.
paranoia. extant. The tivilmany In It. faro alien hy the
moo prominent and well known phy.ldane aml m,hnLla 1.
In an parts of the moaners I. bunion., and a careful p.ns.
aal of the Almanac, publiahed annually by the porytn.tor,
and to be had Oran, ninny of his Anent, cannot bat mtbbfy
the mat skeptical. that this remedy Is really do.leninx the
Immo ndebrlty It has obtained.
Principal Wire and 31annfactory, No. 90 Arch street,
Milladelptila. P.
PENNSYLVANIA TESTIMONY.
CATitgretaf Of R. Itlxviwortf, Esq., Mt well known Traveller
for tt. Dungannon iron Merle, Perry ['nun/v. N.
DuActsmog, Jon. 11, ISM,
Do. C. NI. JACUIONI—fIee was for fur Oro -years
sever...ly adlicto..l with Chronic billbme Dysentery, for which
I was amended by several of the twat physicians In the
c:onnuy, but all of no avail. I also used variousrernetibw, Lost
mold dud nothing to benvOt me moll I was iodated to try
your Comma Bitters...lla aft., taking four bottles by which
I grim entiroly cnrod, and am now enjoying tbo best of
boolth7
More Effects of the German Bitters in Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint.
Certificate of J. C. Coats, M. Reporter for the "Even
ing Chronicle," Po., who, Feb. ill, 1545, tape
tiro.- some weeks past my wife tosit been using your. Ger.
man Hitters, will. a happy effect. 'the ha. beenaftii , ted
mum or lesa for several years, with disease of the Urn and
DY"Pcpvitt, and until the me:interned win% the linters, a,.
thing had given has much miLef tier health is now rapidly
mproring. appetite plod. 10.1 we have every rennin to be.
here she will he perfectly stared. Cho ways it is the bed
medicine she has ever used."
Nervous Debility.
J. M. In:RAMMER, Dnylostorn. Pa., /tine 10, iota, maymo
"My mit- bar ben afflicted with o Neraoue Doloin r .turn
September. lasl, minro o Lich time I have taco mod :e
Mid any ployalcian or modictne that would bonont her in the
lewd, until one day I called at tho atom of Dr. Norway. lu
UM. town, for aolllN tincture of Iron, and dr.:gibed to hint
the altictinum of my wit, ho then hamled mo • lot of paper.,
to mad, among which 1 found one describing your Gorman
Bitter., 1 Imniediatoly procurrd a fr. 1041104 from him, and
aon plmard to state that tho nee of the lingers ham done her
more good than all the medicine .ho tom heretofore. taken.
I triah you to send me a half dozen bottle.
Liver COMO:lint.
J. P. Wte.. Mulintoorg, lA,lay says:
"With much plidinne I tedify to the striae of your Oen
man Bitters. Some time since I wax afflicted with a disease
of the Liver. for which I mad various remedies, but with no
beneficial snort, until I was Induced to try your Dicers,
whim, I amoow hippy to auto Imam entirely cured MO. "
They are entirely vegetable, free from nil alcoholic dim.
'any and pleasant In taste and smell.
AV-Price:6 coats per bottle.
Fold by Druggists and Sterckeepers in every town and
village In the United bTatee and Canadaa.
And by FLEMING BROS., and Dr. GEO. It. KEYSER,
Pltidurgh, Pa. JultlyrikwS
A Wlti ISra - fttFUL DISCOVERY Si
WHICH HAS BEEN THE STUDY AND
research of the beet medical men that ever lived to
and a remedy that would nolically cure the Dyspepsia,
which bas been recentlylound oath
D 11. R. T. FORD,
OF PITTSBURGII, PENNA.,
111. labelled., much and reentrch in the Vegetable King
dom for eight or ten years, has bruni;ht to light a wenderfhl
Medicine which will radically core the DYSPEPSIA, width
It the first cameo( all general Absalom which the hummer►
tem in deject to. Keeps the Reservoir (Stomach] clean and
healthy. We must all hare good health and cannot be a
eubject of nay general ,lboase.
Dr. R. T. FORD ham been • eubjeet of thia awful diverme
hlnuvlL (Dyspepsia) fur eight to ten years, and has tried
hundred. of expertmenta on himself, but all he vain, until
hi, present discovery , radically coned him and
many ahem In ids, eight to twelve days, without polo or
dcknem, or my implement feelings In the a)-atem, but on
the contrary, It Invigorates the syetem and Mem a healthy
action to every part. It will act gently or minimally on the
bowels, and give a healthy action to the stomach and liver.
You can ant and drink your usual dieting, which will not
interfere—the medicine shay doing itsdu fT—vvilled
DR. R. T. FORD'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL.
What kind of &snows will Dyspepsia produce? I anew..
It la the first cause of all general dist... Liver Affection,
Lung Affection, or Pulmonary Mews; Bronchitis, Sick
Ileadvehe. Dulles. Diarrhum.Billiona and Tnthobi 'recent,
Fortex and Ague, :Verrone Steer, Neuralgia, hernia, [M..]
OWN. Dowels, DM* ?Inky or Gummy Skin. Colds, khan
matics of all kinds, Apoplexy, Insanity. Weakness of the
• spitem, Fide Conception of the Mind, Ifearthurn, Fulness
of the Stomach, Throwing up of your Food, and afro Wind.
All of the above feelings may or will be produced from a
Dyspeptic stomach. Prom that organ all general dfreasee
wlll ho produced, (If rile etatement Is true, which no Rana
mind will deny,' became all 'who have been sick know this
statement to be troe from experience,. a sick or deranged
domed la first.
•
How Important It b to a ;nor patient who has been suf
fering for many yeses, to poLut him to • remedy that he COM
rely on, and radically remove the cau Hutt has made him
sick. It'. like • mariner tossed upon Ito, mac, st the first
glimpse of • light Mame, his heart bounds with Joy.
PRICE THREE DOLLARS PER DOME..
Sold by the Proprietor,Dr. R. T. FORD, West and of
Peunsylvatila Avenue, ( Fo urth street Rood,) and also JOAN
HAFT, Jr., N 0.116 Wood beet, corner of Sixth; also, NE.
TIN, MICEOWAN A (X/., Liberty street, below St. Mir,
Pittsburgh. At.., Mr. W. A. REED, formerly the brio . of
Jame T. Semple t Ce., Northwest corner of Federal street,
and the Minuend, Allegheny City. And also, Dr. Ford's
Ant/4611km and Liver Mg also, his invaluable Mann
VSetableNerve liniment.
The above medicines need no commendation, for then;
sands in ourcity and county will testify to their Invaluable
qualities. Th ei r equal is not to be found.
mrlS,litsrlyr
DELAY
Ye who Comilder a Ana Head of Thai .
NATURE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT;
but ere it is too Int. use
11•NDEN'S SCALP TONIC
which restore. the healthy condition of the map, m o les
bah to grow 06 the 6.14, and checks any tendency towards
Mu falling out, and becoming thin.
airForamie attpal Brunie% and by the Pr>
prietor, SEEM il two door, below Smithibild
ityyt6
.2TESTEIrCOVE Boquet Wreaths and
- • Dumb. Ibr Tbdrr, beaatllbl a &elm cloudy le Aus
rho by , - W. P. bIIIib3HALL 01:
SO) S 7 INAndslasst.
liailrgabs
RAILROAD NOTICE
T -
fIEPITTSBURGII.F2
WAYNE. k CHICAGO
IW..D COMPWNIL with It. wit_ Wan.; Monkand egmp-
Meat, is prevailed to transport rawrengers and iLt.
tht from
Philadetphiastitt Pittsburgh to Chicago, SL Lou ,Indintu
nll.. Clocionati, and all pima West and South- with a
of reolzruy aud •speslitioti.
The mot that this road Lulus the most direct and only
sonsethlatod tine between Pittsbragh and Chicago, is a suf
ficient guarantee that I:4 Trains OW make better time, and
more sure contlertione with Trains on other Roads, than can
be mods by any other mote.
'ISOM= TRAINS CUR'
rha15.1001.1.3. I Pittabaret. I Cnvtllnn. I Ft. Wayne.
I,t 1.r0r.1r.1 230 1. X. N. 20 A. M. 2.10 r. x.
11.00r.x.! 2.15 P. Y. ; 1020 r.lll. 5.rA A. Y.
Hail Train 'caves Philadelphia at 7.00 1. Pittsbnrgh at
9.40 A m.,arriving to Croitllue at 0.17 e. 0.
Itmen Can:Loci—First Expres, at 11.00 0. Second Ex.
press at 3.0.5 1. 0.
Tom Tuancon—From Pittsburgh: First Exprom in 39
hours anti 10 minutes: itennol Express lu 13 bones and f.n
toinutan. From Philadelphia: First Express in :it hours.
Secona Express In 39 hours mid 5 minutes.
The Mail Train from Philadelphia is overtaken at Pitts
burgh by First Express, and pitmengers by that Train may
go forward by First Express from Pittstamgh.
The 0.10/ 0.0. Train from Pittsburgh being a Train for loc.)
business, is ovemoken at Cretan. by Second Express.
All Tr ins make close connections at (...ostline for Column
Wei Cincinnati. indianapolis and St. Louis also, at Fort
Wayne with Trnina on Wabash and Western Bailment 0,1
I-ant:rem, Central Illinois not St. Loafer, du, at Forest with
Troilus on the M. It. ft Is E. R.
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1
From Chicago. ITt. Waynr.j Crestlino. M. PittaVg.
DI Maprem. 7.40 a. M. 3.10 r.. 110.30 P.M. 6.ta/1...
11 o 10AM P. M. 5.45 a. Y. 112.13 P.M. 7.3.1 P. P.
Mail Train loom. Crettlinoar 1.00 A. 11.. arriving in Pitt.
burgli at I.lat r. v.
Theae Trait--
trains makii close connections with Trains for PHA
delphia, Baltimore and New York.
'reams from St. LOU', Indiinaraalla, Cincinnati anal CaJun
tans make closeconuections at Cruetline with all retnentn
Trains. At Ft. Wayne. Train, from St. Lne., fientral
Doh., ii...f3P•tte, and intermediate ialareaa. conmeartn tth Libor
Trwine. At Foreit, connections are matte with Trains to anll
from Cincinnati, Springfield and Dayton.
.
Accotatoutrapt TatiaS—heme Stew ' Brightun fur Pitts
burgh nt 4.20 n. 12.00 In..nn‘l 0.24.1 P. a. Ina ye Pittsburgh
far Now Bright= nt .4h A. V, anti 325, N.
Dagmtge anTkell through. and 00 charge for handling.
Per tickets and further Information apply to A. T. JulIN.
STON, Aimut, at the linkat IVratern Mein..; 4 °Mee, clirectly
the renter of the 3lonongnhele Ifonse, l'itt.gloirgh, or to
PORGE PARKIN. Patient! Ptrret stein., Allegheny City;
U. F. PATRICK, No. 30 Dearborn street, opposite Tremont.
House, Chicago. or to the Agents at the Stetions along the
line.
To commence on WEDNESDAY, 21th Inst., and coot non
until farther notir,
J.:J. HOUSTON, Och. Paster and Fr't Ale*.
U. W. BOSS, Patter Agent, Chicago.
U. W. IJOAOHTON, Ageut, Philadelphia.
J. II MOORE. Jnli 1, iny204,24
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
fr 11 E NEW SHORT
marwrociNclNNATl .7,
ST. LOUIS VIA nix BEN V 11.1. E 111.11.1.15A1R
tritiltnerthis ron.l now run directly to and frons
Allegheny thloot and Clovvland, Sloubouville, tl hooding
andwahout chnugy• lloggogr.
Three Dally Trzilos to Stoubenville, Wheeling and Ilellvolr.
Two Dolly Tmwwl to Closrel.d.
Four Daily Trnina from Clew,land to CLlcup.
On and after Monday, July litth, train. a thii
Cumpany will run daily.(Sundays excepted., am rollout,:
Lativolcalatuy 2,51.1 A. M., U. 40 A. 31. and 3 I'. M.
. .
Arrive itt Stoulteuvllle :LOY. a. 11.12.42 p.m...1.26 P.ll
Do DeDealt'. 11.3111. x, 2.10 0. x.. 7.40. P.M.
Do Cleveland 4.05 P 11.,1,30 P. 31
.„ • . .
The 2.50 s tr. troln makes . rmnection or Cleveland or
my Nint north of Wellmille. This train run through to
Steubenville, of
and Belleair,connicti lig at Smuts,
Mlle Junction with a fast train for Newark. Colisntham, Da).
ton, InilLmnia.lio,Cineintins, Louisville and St. Lour., leaving .
Alleghen,,:Depot 0 ?..:4 n. 0. Newark 9.W, Colman,. lot,u
and arrive at Cincinnati at 2.50 em.—Tiort et lions from
Pith ton tor
lean no i
This mato via no
to Cincinnati in THIRTY
3111.1:..q SIIORTEII than vin Crestilue.
The 2.0.0 A. L. train makes amtoction at Ilellairo with a
train on Central Ohio It. It, I.wing Bellaire at 1100 0. n.,
for Carubri.tga, Zaoesvillc, Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati
and St. Louis.
•The 3.00 P. N. train maketi connectima for Cleveland,
Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit and Mica/cm at Steutinnville Junc
tion 0.33 for Columba* and Cincinnati. arriving at Newark
12.18 P. it-Columbils 2.25 t. v. and Cincinnati 7.11 t.
at Delimit at 7.50 P. N., connecting with the night train on
the Centraloitio Dailrnol thr Cambridge, Zanevrille, New.
ark, Columbns and Cincinnati.
Tho 9.40., M. and 3 r. a, trains loath run through to Cleve.-
land and make el..w conneethnut at that point for Chicago
and other point. In the North-West, via Cleveland and Toledo
The 3r. 9. train contort, with the 3lichtunn
Central itatlroad Ponta for bolt - nit. [116•11, to Chir-ogo by rail.
Pamsengery loaning Allegheny on the 9.10 A. IL train for
Clikago via ClevelAnd and Tolodo, will artave lit that point
stren hourrin udranct of Cot., who kart- at the tame hour
and go via Mort Wayne.
Paarvengrre for %Volt:Mlle, Steubenville. Wheeling and
other pondr on We a, line Iry than , train. go through
without detention man ir y hours in . rolranea of Elia steamhoata
on the rirer.
Ik.rgage through to Strut...ill, Bellralr.Coluto
bu,einciunati, Loll [A, eleTeland, Chi.goowl other pointn
on the ling.
Psamengera for New Philadelphia and Stallone on the
Twaraoran ILlntneh mold take the 9,t0 A. 31. Tram front
Allegheny City.
Tickets are sold to Cloreland, - Sandusky. Toledo, Chicago.
lilu - oukio, fit. [nal. Quincy, Darlington, Fallon. Hoek
Island, lowa City, Dunlirth. to 3dla, grporort,
Dunkirk, Niagara Falb, Dutra), Stoolwavillo. Wheeling,
Delloalr, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, 4~uisrllle, It.
Louts and to all ony stations on thin road,
Tleket to all pvinta are wOl.l at the Ticket Oflke In Allegh
eny City.
Paatsengera nut get any irthtrmation contenting tide lino
at tho office of the Contetny. (Monongahela lioneo,) Mut
t/arab. It. P. GLASS. Tickot Agl, Allegheny City.
ocrll—Jellft .1. A.CAUGILIET,Agt.„ Pittaborgh
--
11357 1857
Mieliigan Central Railroad Line.
Ikl o i. R, o s u l ; N; c u r ,,,A r Nl) l E ,:cl l c E i N- 4 Q ) ir x
ng
atkNlilwaukie.Sheleeygan, Galena, [Menem°. Reek Island,
Burlington, lowa City, FolialteLnc. Pralrie-dtsChien, Bt.
Lent St. Paul, or any other part of th e Great West."
After the first .d' Na}', the splendid Steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND. MAY QUEEN and OCEAN, trill form the
morning and owning line between Cleveland and Detroit
the present nemon, running as follows:
OCEAN, MAY QUEEN,
Capt. C. C. Eltemorrr. I Capt. E. It. Viol..
lam, Lotws
Cleveland ..... Monday A. ii.,Gloseland Monday P. M.
',tr
ot Monday I'. M.iDetrolt. Torah., A. it.
Cleveland Tuenday P..ll.;Clevotand ..... IVednee'y A. N.
Detroit ...... ..Werinw'y A..ll.ll , troit 11edisca'y P. M.
Cieveland.-.Thureday A. 31. , Cleveland.....Thnraday P. M.
i
Detroil........Thursday I'. 51. Detwit ...... .-Fridav A. N.
Clevelovel ..... Friday P. NI. Cleveland itaturaay A. M.
Detroit aaturday A. 31. DetroiL.. ..... -aaltirdav P. N.
CITY OF CLEVELA-ND-.1.apt..1. )1. Lutur.-2. - cmes.
Cleveland.....Tueeday A. )I.lClewland.....Friday A. NI.
Detroit. Tuesday P. M. Detroit -Friday P. M.
CleveLsmi .... Wedneet'y I'. NI., Cleveland.....Satutday P. 11.
Detroit ..... --Thmadny A. )I.ll)etroit Monday A. IL
One of the boats will leave Cleveland every morning m it
o'clock. (Sundays exceptelL) and every everdng on the arri
val of Trains from ~
BUFFALO, PITT' BURIIII AND CINCINNATI,
Arriving el Detroit in Onto to connect with the morning
and evening trains for Chicago, connecting at Chicago with
all trait. for the Northwod and South; also, vrith the bents
on Like ilichignn fnall gaols north of Chicago.
• Fare 51 less by this gotta than by any other.
Trains of the Se
(lenient Road rno into the Union
Depot at Chicago, from which nil other roads diverge. there
by saving hook hire and change of baggage, incident to
oilier route..
ffEIEM=
ME=
PersODß going to lowa, Kansas. and Nebraska will and
this the. clionpsat an.l must rontfustable root., as out boat.
aro Largs and cousin, alious.
Vamtlles moving Wmt, and dealers In stock, velll brol It
greatly to their advantage to call at the Company's oak,
Owner of 117tyne mat Literf y Strrds• directly opirceite the
Ilanclon Home OM! Pennsylvania Ra r
lrund
For rate. of fare amp further information. npply at the
&Wreath.. S. A. PIERCE,
General Agent, Cleveland.
W. C. SHAFFER, Ticket Agent.
aplS:d6rn F. KNOWIAND, Agt., Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania Relive.
THE GREAT CENTRALr ia
Roots, mnn,tin g the Atiant
cßini with Wewern, North-Western, and
Staten by a Continuous Railway direct. Thin
newt. at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steer
on the Western Wreck and at Cleveland and
Steamers tee all wore on the North-IV...tern
the mew direct, cAmpest, nod reliable
VltEllitlT ran he forwarded to and from the
BATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA S
FIRST CLASS --Rows, Shoes, Hate and
Caps, Books. Dry timed*. (in boxes, bales
Cod
trunke,) Drugs, (in boxes am! W hoa)
Feather., Pure, Sr
SECOND CLASS.—Dameirtle Sheeting,
Shirting and Ticking. (in original halos)
Drugs On casks.) Hardware, Loather,
(in rolls or boxes) Weed and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Steel, Cloinei (in
easks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork. salted
(bows ur in casks,) Tobacco, rommtactur.
mi. (except Cigar, or (NIL) Sr.. .....
FOURTH CLA&S.--Coffee, Fish, lincon,Beef •
and Pork On entski or boxes, Eaetward.)
Lwrd and Lard OIL Tall. , Soda Ash. Ger
man Clay. Tar, Pitch, Hoein. Se
}1.01111.-73c per bbl. until further notice
ORAIN--32c per 110. EN. until further not
COTTON...—V 2 per bale not exceeding Stid
further notice.
ehipplng gosh from any point ens, of PhiLedel
pleb, be particular to mark packages "efts. Tenrttylvania
Hai/rood." All Omninermerigned.to the Agents of Oils Read
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Easton? E. Erato..s4 RIME street, Banton; J.
P. Clarke. N 0.2 Rider Ilona°. and No. 1 William corset. and
John McDonald, Not Battery Place, New York: Pierce A
Co. Zanesville, O.; Train A Co., Sod Sprin noon k Brawn,
Cincinnati, 3leldrutn, Maelleon,. Dontortils
Bell & (b., and Carter & Jewett, Louisville, Ky.; P.O. 0 ,
Mier & Co.. Eratorilla, Ind.; R. F. Sall; St. Louie, Mo.:Alai ,
ria, iVormley S Co , Memphie. Tenn.; Leech S Co., Chime°,
114 5. P. Glass, Ft. Wayne. Ind.; E. J. Bnemier, Re
grow & Koine. Baltimore: D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. 11. HOUSTON, Freight Agent, Phila.
• 11. Supt., Mimeo. Pa. )eely
Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad.
TIIF PIT'rSBURGII
~ to w argiumej
11 Conne lintlroad Is no
opeard for the tramportatlon of pamengen and freight to
and from Pittaborgh and Connolkcillo, connecting with the
Penna. Central Railroad at Brintocia Station.
ansage...nits hare also beeo 1111.11% RAIL the Pella.
Cent.] Railroad, by which through freight to Philadelphia
and Baltimore will be carried from point* 012 the Pitts
burgh and Connelsville Railroad, by car loads, on favorable
terms.
1(11,1,1,0 or Trumn—On and
there nil! be two daily train, A.
Mail Train, leaving the Plumes
RAllrcal, every morning, (M,,mi
Piltehurgh lima , and arriving
A. M.
alter Wednesday, Rh Inot,
follows, els:
engeroStation of tho Penns.
ida y excented,) at ,
' at Comte Mottle g
at 11:35
Exuma l'aevenger Trahs leaving Pittsburgh at &20 o'ck
P. M, and arriving at Coruisllerille at TAO P. M.
Itavnntaterv—Express Train will leave Connollsrine M 5
o'clock. A. M., connecting with the Mail Truitt east on the
Penna. Railroad at Brinton'a litetiorrat 7:45 A. 31„ and with
the Indiana Acootruandation at sante place, arrive in Plus
br2aillaTnalAt;lSeleving Conn
with at CM P. and ..-
neeting at Brinton'a Station with Turtle Creek Acanumoda
lion Train No. 3, Penns.. Railroad, arrive In Pitteburgh at
ede r. 3i.
Freight to and from Plthhurgh and Illations on the Pitt*:
burgh and Connellarllio Railroad, will be received and
livered at the outer Depot of the Penna. 'infirm& •
Booting k Coaches for Mt. Ploaeant, Uniontown,
Frostburg and Camberland leave Connellsrllle regularly on
the arrival of the train,.
Tirkete win be had from the Ticket Agent at the Perron.
Railroad Passenger Depot
The Album I:apnea Ctrmpany have special messengers;
- with their proof safeenm the Erma* Train, to take charge
'of money, vaioablee and qackages of all kind; entrusted'. tO
the wire of that Compa ny, who will receive mad reeeipt •
ihriefor, and give special attention to the sate Andprompt
deMew 6 livery
111, of the sato. L. DLACIUTONE,Bart.
Great I endear,* Nall ildente.
712-441141M Du . from CENTRAL
Li G ne
Gorr : upom i nthae AN÷ , end
DEPOT, fool of LAKE STREET, connecting at Duulelth
with steamer. for St. Paul and the 'Upper Mladsodp44. ,
t . WELLS STREET DEPOT.
FULTON AND lOWA 'LINE—For Dixon, Paton, and
Central lowa. Tassenters for tavra,:tebraska aiut Ramos, •
will And Ms the moat expeditious route,ll befog nardir•
Line to the Stlealsdpid, and duster by filly sears than any
other hoe, connecting at Ifurton with the Great lows Stage
Co., for all points in lowa and the Wait •
BELOIT AND MADISON LLNE—For Beloit, Janswas,
Wadlson and Central Wiwousitt. •
FOX RIVER • VALLEY LINE4Tor Crystal Me
Den Richnolid; Lai points Nati.
Two mina daily, Sunday incepted, for sil of din above
potuts, making. skew connections 'wish th e Darken Roads,
' wlth psoltent tha Mllat,46tosa and soak.
/A,TIThaNINI/send.
JUNE 58N1d, 1851.
PITTSBURGII.COLUMDER V
-
BUS k CINCLNNA.TI ELWRI
LINE itAILLOAD, vla
Thirty Milts of Trorel &Tool—Through to Columbus in Zipis
Hours—without change of elm!!—To Un•
CE=M=MI
On and After 'MONDAY, JUNI . 21141, 18L7, TWO Pectualtt
hums etas this r.. to leak the Federal Street, Allegheny
Depot. Asily,Otunitats excepted.) ea follows:
...
FIEST TRAlN—Cleo:curt Earurss !woe, Allegheny at
4 , . so A. II.: Steubenville Junction 6.0% (larakfast az °who,.
ton at 8 v. re.O !env", Columbus at 10.60 SAO Orlill. at CAO
ciunati at ILid P. a. This train stop, only et pills Jinx ,
don, Cadis, New Market, Chricheville. Coshocton, Dresden
fr ie
ma
and Newark on the Sten ne and Indiana Railroad.
SECOND TRAIN—NI ur Pasteur. leaves Allegheny
1.00 v. n- Steubenvi ll e , netion 6.30, Columbus 2,41 A. N A
nod arrive.. at Cineinn II at 7,33 A. ti, nopo,,g at .ii ,
lions on S. i I. R. R. :
..• • -
By Mii route tlifrty =Mies of trarel are used, It be
ing the misitdireet line from l'ittidnaral, to Columbus, Cin
cinnati and the eititlidrn and mouth wesurn ride), end In
nppolotinoUG sod radoegement, unsurpassed by any first
class and in the Uuiork.
Trains maned et Thrtrk with the Eat ilnaky, Mansfield
k Newark R. IL for Mt. Vernon, Sandusky, Toledo ant
Chimps.
At COLUMBUS widi Columbus, rid. and Ibillatua R. IL.
fir Mina Urbana, Too, Itellefoutolue Forest An.
At XENIA with die Barton, Xr LIU k Moo owl Indium
Central R. It. for Spring fi eld, Dartorb Indiansp.
°tin, Contria Indlana,Centrid Illinois, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, At. Louts, kr.
At MORROW with the Cineinnatl.Wilmingtonand Zane.
silk R. R. for ‘Vinkington.Qtrlovillo and Lancaster.
At LOVELAND with rondo for Millsboro, Ileruden.drortie
mouth.
AT CINCINNATI with the Ohio a. Mississippi Broad
Gum+, It, Il.for 31adisan. Lonistillo. Nov Albany, Peso.
vine. Vincennes, Cam, Central Illinois, SI. Louis. Jefferson
city, Kassa+. Nclaraskat...l all points on the Illinois. Ins
sou ri and Iltssippl itrfrs.
- -
FARE AS LOW MST ANT OTHER ROUTE-RAGGAGH
CHECKED THROUGH. ,
For through tickets bythia route to the principal Wranaw
AND P , OCTRZYS 1112.0 apply at the Creel Western
O f fice. directly un the corner of the lllonetegahela
House, Pittsburgh; in ert lAr llnicral and Station, 412 e.
gamy.
gt-i- ASK FOR TICKETS "VIA STRUBENVILLE."IiII
All inGtortatlon concerning the Ithore Line and la can
nertione. together with through freight rater and contracts,
will Is. fundalted on applietition tu.
MORRISON rosrEn, Agent,
N 0.114. Water at, Plttrldogh
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
L1,41,17Z Dri..T. Steubenville, 0,
General Agent.
1957 1851
Air !Line Route
FROM CIIICAGO TO ST. r , 51 tem i 23
LOUIS vla. Alton,OW
and Chicago Railroad, all the way by Itailroail, carrying
the Grist Arneriran Elpreas and Unite,' Stat. Mall.. The
only direwt and reliable route to the South and Southwest.
Seventy miler charter than anyat her Route.
Trilllol leave the 51111110 AN SOUTHERN and C7IICAOO
A In iCK ISLAND R. It., Corner of tan Buren and Shertnen
St lansin Dny IStiartoi, 11:30 A. 31., daily, (Sunday . ex.
cepti4}—orris. xt lOoa St. Lola., at 1:30 P. 31.
St. I..nia Ntglit Expo:, 11:13 P.M. /1111 y. (Ratorday• ex
rptoil..—rirri‘a xl En , t St. Loaho at I:30 P. M.
Tr:3lNa LEAVE EAST ST. LOUIS.
Day Expret.. n:l6 A. 31., daily, (Sunday ettrilard,) arrive
ta. Chiraao nt o:13 P. 31.
Night gaprria, 5 P. 31., daily, (Snoday execpkvijartive
at Clarago 7:.C, A. 31.
From Chicago to St. Louis, 13 Hours.
lIIPORTA N 7 LOCAL CONNEcnivs,
AT 30LII:T—nith the Rock isllnd Rallnani for Ottawa,
LAS alle, Ihn k Island and Central lowa.
AT IllAtuMLNUTON—with Illinois Central Railroad for
Clinton, Waynesville, and Decatur, and with hinges for
Peoria, at Peoria Junction with Pooria and Oqmika R. R.
for Walnut Grote. Washington. Peoria, Pekin, Brimfield,
Elmund, Knoxville, Galesburg, Monmouth and Burling
ton.
AT SPRINGY/Ma—with Gant Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naplos and l llm4 /Baer.
AT ALTON—with Daily Line or Packotm for IlannthaL
Quincy and Koiktik; the most expeditions and rullabla
route to all portions of North FAstern 311sainari.
AT ST. LOlTlR—with Daily First Class Stestoboats for
New °rte.+ and littermediato Points on the Lower Mimi.
aissippi, and with Regular Lines of Packuto for Kass., St.
Joseph, and rill pointa on the 111Annwl,Telmessee, Cumber.
land and Arkonana
POesengeeedeetinell for Bloomington, Springfield, Deviant.,
Jackvotiville, Sank" sod ell pointa on the Mlulwipp4 Mir
mond, Kansas. Cumberland and Tennowee rivers, by taking
the above root°. will i s tore of making connection& and
arriving lu St. lintlin otl advertisivi time, avoiding the Tex.
lions deLvye of the citiniltioni route vlia Paula and Illinois
River, awing twenty-tour hoer, tithe, bring thirryarren
mile. law, (natant to Bloomington. litty-eigilt test to Spring
old, seventy low to St. Lools,and flacon kasha Peoria than
by dny other route.
'Through Rams can bo prom:m.l at all the nun=
Relinatti Oaktut at the Cmnpauy't oMce, 49 Dearborn atreet,
opionite the Tremont Finow , and at the Michigan Southern
and Rock bland Depot; corner of V Duren end aermnn
stroctk
Responsible Baggage Men will t at the Depot. of the
Tllllol3li route coming Into the City, to check Baggage
through to any taint Baited on the Line.
A. IL MOORP.,
mr7,d I]. SLGOODRICIL Gallons] Passenger Agent
Posanaylrani. Railroad.
QUADIER ARRANGE-am- 4A M
MENT—On and ofter June 22d
The Mall Train leaves the Passenger Station every
Ina except Sunday, at &AO o'clock.
THE PAST LLNEleares Pittsburgh, except Sunday,
220 P. M.
TILE NICIIIT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
hiladelphis et 8:30 P. M.
The Indiana Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily. except Sunday., at 3:30 o'clock, P. M., stopping at all
nations. and running m far as Indiana. The Firm Amoy
ntie.lation Train for TurrieCreek Bridge,leaves daily, except
hay, 0110.15 am. The Second Accommodation Train for
Turtle Creek leavesdaily. Sunday excepted. at 4:53 P. 111--
Tho Third Acoommishtion Train for Turtle Creek Irv.a
daily, except Sunday, at thial P. M.
Bet umlng Trains arrive In PI thiburghas Gcllomc—Express
1.15 p. md Olal4 12.3 a ..
aid Fast Line, - a rod Indiana Au
commodatiortand Connellsville, 9 a. ncd First Turtle Creek
Aomonmodation. 0.50.. nt.; Second Accommalation, 12.40 p.
M.; Third Accommodation, 0.10 p. m., with Connelsville At
commotlatton.
•
The traveling public will find It greatly to their interest,
in going Etot or lVen, to travel by the Pommylrani', Rail
rind, an the areommutatinta now Wit: red =mut be aurpus
erl
on arty other room. An the road I, hal:an - id with none,
and Ls cottony free from dust, we can promise safety, Vend
and comfort to all who may furor this rood with their pat
ronage.
For further partieulare nee ItatoThillent thedifferent start
ing whom. Pm...cogerg from the Wen win end this Um
hhortest nrol mmt exptelltmue route to Fltilluletpldn, Bald.
more, New York or limn.
J. STEWART. Agt., Pastenger Lima, Pliteinugh.
MOS—MOORE, Agent, Asseuger Lines, Philadelphia.
PtSled • je=
Bteams4ip.a
1837
.......
Steamer Telegraph.
TIIE FINE LOW PRESSCRE
Steamer, Telegraph, Capt. RICILMIIII3
11.tRIWW. oill make three tripe. to *A between k
Port Stanley, Port Burwell and Port Brum.
Loam Cleveland tor Pon Stanley. Port Burwell, and
Port Brum every Mondays Wednesdays ma Fridays et
' o'clock P. 31.
Leave Port Burwell at 2 ecks':. P. 31.. and Port Stare
nt o'rlock. P. 31, (or Clerelatd, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
.•
The TELifiRAPI7 nerd. the United States Nall behove,.
thew Porn, and connects .t Cleveland with tiro C., C. A C.
liallrand, Cleveland land Punhurgh , Lake none and Toledo
Ain, with Port Staley null Laudon Runnel'!" and Port
Burnell Ilne 1,1 Stages.
The TELEOKAPII hue been thoroughly overhauled dad
roltted, and it in excellent. eoeulltiuu fur the trade she rape
Ihr•For Might or m s.ange aim' to .
SCOVILL k LAUDERDALE, f7etelnnd,
LANE A RILL, or 'JOILN !oIcKENNON, Port Entarell„
ual HOLCOMB k ILKNDERSON, or ROUND DAVISON,
Port Stanley. aplklind
Liverpool, Philadelphia. and New York
Screw Steamship Company.
TILE SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS yp rat
forming the abort. line will sail from Now
York as
KANGAROO. Capt. Jeffrey, August Oth.
CITY OP BALTIMORE. " Leitch, . 4 23t/i.
CITY OP WASIUNGTON, " Wylie, Sept. :Id.
Anil oath alternate Thornily.
From Liverpool every alternate Wednesday.
Faro tram New York, (301 n 5i5, Third Class $3O.
tieerpool,
for six
Chem $4.
Return nekets available for six months by any steam*
of the
Kuth-Weetrru
.1. road oleo rote
men to all ports
of Smulusky witb
Lake; mad og
route by vehirb
le Great Wee,
.01iIrMtM
71c per 1o; r.
Cabin, gift Third Class, $llO.
Ththe Eteamships are supplied with Improved Wstertig
compartmenta, and carry experienced burgeons.
' Persons steed proceeding to Nome', or wlebing to sett
for choir Dien& Dam the old country, can Imrcbase tide[
rod obtain all infonuatinn byepplying to J. O.Dale, 1
Broadway N. Y., gable & Cortes.l77 Broadway. N. Y., or
30111: 71103IPSON, 410 Liberty at., Pittsburgh
tay-PeLssage certificates by find clue Stng Packets b.
twven New York and Liverpool. Drafts sold by DLe above!
de2l4—apS
We per 100 mgt.
Lk por 100 1100.
400 Mt 100 11).
Ita weight, until
•
Dollar Snologs'llank,
,V 5. 65 fluerth Strut. Middle Boon, jinni Bin Building
:OPEN DAILY FROM 9'TO 2 O'CLOCK,
Alm on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from Mars
Bost to November first, from 7 to 9 o'clock: and from N
'amber find o May first, from G d o t o'clock.
Deposits received of al snow less than one Dollar,
and a n d of the prate declared
at
year, in
June December. Interest wax declared at thee rate of
az per MIA. per annual, to Deceniber, 1855, also, in June,
and December. 1850..0t rtine,lBs7.
Interest. If not drown out, Is pun,di to the credit of the dw
pallor as priori pal, and beari the samo Intereat Gam die first ,
days of June and December, coniphundlng twice a year with
out troubling the &manor to cell or even to present his
Taw book. At this rate, money will double in Sr.. than 11
year., making iu ties aggregate XINING AND 001 =UP= CCM •
• TE.M.
Illtlln p°° l0 k'
fll7Pi 't :he i" l g1 . 11 n41 /.
11:C1'011
Prtsidemt—GEO
acct
Rupeare ll.
George White,
William Y. Johann,
James W. Hallman, -
Alexander Bradley,
Jahn S.Cmgrare,
John G. Backofeu, __
James D. Kelley,
Hill Bargain, William S. Lawler,
Albert Culberteno, ',' John 11. Mellor,
John B. Canfield, %Falter P. Marsha.
J. (lordlier Collin, Wilson', Hiller
P Alonso A. Carder, William Phillips,
Charles A.Colton A. M. Pollock, H. R`,
William Douala.: Henry L Dingwa ll ,
Francis Felix, Robert Robb,
George F. Gilmore, •James diddle ,
James S. Goon, John Ml Baajer.
William B. Haven, George ti. golden.
Jame. Hardman, Alarms:ter OMR.
Neerelorkisiad Triontine—CHAßLES A. COZ-101r
autly-ttrrlit Join:arty/
GEORGE E. ARNOLD it CO.,
.111CPANKERS, EX' CHANGE,. TOON AND
ID!BRIBWiters.
Current and Ducurrent Hooey Bought nd Sold.
Btorka bought and sold nu .romisslom
Miasma Paper, Bonds and 31ortgageti, "ty, Gummy ,
Hamad *nits purchased and negotiated.
CONMOcutipromptly attended to.
Ddles No. T , Fourth &not.
;j3ANKIIOIIO LNG 110 USE- fEI JOHN T
4 .
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SOMERSET, . - . ..---SOMERSET op,
MOUNT PLEASANT, IVESTMORWD CO.,
CONNELLSVILLE, ....... ---ESTIETTE CO, Penn
MNIONTOWN,..- ..... "
BROWNS " .
NEW BRIGHTON,- . --FAYETTE CO,
Depadte received, Discoonts made, Drafts 6)004 sot
and collected, Bank Notes and Specie Tht• and sold,
Sucks, Note. and other Securities bought d
mission. Coneerpondence and collections ki eold one
NHOLMES St SON, DEAL
ZION and Ihuneatic Hills of Excbinge,
Pi rtificate
of ticilatite, Bank Notts and Sutler No . 4 D Market Ce street,
ttsburgh. airCedlectionitnade on &I/ t h.,
throndbont the Malted State*. • principal cilks
I RUIT OANS-1000 dos .f°4. preseArm
•
(mit without sugar, daily sued:aadl4 lrtk sori:
.7/7Z IlUlit a rf trleral jL
_LACK MITTS—Just reel by Eipress,
an alisiortinetit of black Minx Extra Elm Limn Nat
ars, Vett Whit•Ouxbrie and otbsr dadzabli at
112. IDIEEBE..II
ilailroaba
ssXwyC)*J
itionetau
a.: BpLays. Raley and Keg
Illestlon .t the ;Ace.
RGAS ALBREE.
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•
Jcitin U. Shoenberger,
Charles Emit.
X. °ratter! Murphy.,
Theobahl omstaetter,
lease M. Pennock.
William J. Andetson.
sicr.