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items. E4t. GazeffezPermit me to present yen '
with a bottle of Syrup made froin'the 'Chinese-
Boger Cane,' together with my mode of milting
lag the can and manufacturlngthe syrup. On
:the 26th day of May last I 'planted the cane
i• 7' — •:' : "_ ......g...11. the same attention that I gave to
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_tfly . 3"; W . -- ';t6roe.M4 tiOr sake of experiment
suckered half treWMT.thef hal:44l=lmA
the sucketi IC grow, and they did grow for cer- •
, 'Lehi- some two, three and four to a stalk, the i
portion that •1 stripped thesuckers off grew much
thicker and stronger in the stalk than that on
,which: the:;nucleons were permitted to remain,
.. -- istuVconseqttentlylt ' required less labor to pre-
•••• pare as . much cane as would make a barrel of
. • -juice from rthe lot that was suckered than that
which was Sot, there being a greater amount of 1
' jitice in a large stalk than a small one, a small I
stalk requires as much if not more time to strip
and prepare for the mill than a large one.
— On the 20th of October, inst., I cut half my '
/ Ehee., it having the night previous got a smart
'
/ ' frost, ' tilt the blades Were killed, on the follow
ing
day I had the remaining halt cut, it having
got !welded:l freezing. We then hauled it in
/and set it on end in the barn, that which got one
nights free sing 011 one side of-the barn, and that
which got 1, , w0 nights freezing on the other side
In a solid mass, there it remained for some time
till I got my mill ready for operation which was
some time after the cane was out. My mill
which I built myself consists of three rollers
turned out of a whiteoak but 10 inches in dim
- ,eter and 18 inches long, set in a housing of four
inch oak plank, the driving roller has two rows
of Cogs, one at bottom and ono at top, the other
two rollers have mortices corresponding with
- •the Cogs, the rollers stand perpendicularly, the
driving roller runs through and three feet above
the cap on which is placed a sweep to attach a
horse to. The mill is set in two sills five feet
long and I loot square which makes it heavy
enough to remain stationary when in operation.
The mill finished, I now commence crushing the:.
cane and my little wooden mill which took me
about ono week to build far exceeded my anti
cipations From every well grown stalk it
pressed over a pint of juice. I have triedvarious
ways of manufacturing the juice into syrup, I
have taken the juice from the press just es it
came from the cane, put in pots when it began
to boil, put iu a little lime, mixed to the comae
teney,of thick cream whioh caused a thick scum
tarise to the top, this removed continued to boil
down one half,remove the pot from the fire, let
it settle, strain it, put it over the fire when it
comes to the boil,-stir in the whi4e of one egg
mixed with half a gill sweet milk to four gallons,
boil doWn till thick-enough. list I think, the
better way is tt .r i. try my other mode, which is
'this I set abe el on a block convenient to the
mill, (an open ended barrel). put a spite above
the bottom hoes which will leave threo inches
4. ' between the bdttom and spite, into this barrel
put the juice, lethen the barrel is filled let it
stand over nig h t, by morning all the sediment
will be settled t the bottom of the barrel, from
this spite draw he juice, strain into a pot, put,
it over the fire, dd one table spoonful of baking I
I
soda to five gallons of juice, stir it well for a few
seconds,•boil down two-thirds, to three gallons,
. thus reduced, add one egg beat up in a gill of
sweet mill:, stirring it at the time so as to have
it well mixed, remove it from the fire, let it
stand thirty minutes, strain a second time, put
, it over the fire and boil till thick enough, thus
was the sample mode I send you.
Some of my cane remained eight days in the'
barn before it was crushed, and although it was
'. .•• in a solid body it did not appear to lose any of
its ' ' jury quality, neither did it heat, but the
' -• • ' -^.‘ syrnpls not all that we get for our labor, the
',..• :'. airtished stalk makes an excellent feed for hogs,
• - ' when cut up and mixed with a little bran it makes
. 1 . ;a feed that horses and cattle are very fond of,
••:,.', . both cows and horses cat it greedily as It comes
- i:- . • from the mill, rind our women says that our
'..i,.. , •.• cows have .improvell both in the quantity and
quality of their milk, since they have had free
?:••• : access to the cnished stalks. and then the blades
' • Arid tops make not only an excellent fodder. but
',.-- a great lot of it. dons began, .In.
ft rbortrulturat,
Pittsburgh lledg• F.rm Nursery.
QITUATED ON WILKINS AVENUE, al
kj about one quarter of a lane from the second Toll
°ate, en the Farmer'. and Mechanics' Plank IWO. an eater,
alma of Fourth street, and about three and a qnarter tulle*
from Pittsburg)
ITSL k JA3IES 511211tDOCK, Propridors.
July lAN
abbertionnerits.
BUFFALO ROBES!
a.OOO NOW ON HAND,
And for 8010 by the Dale or single Robe, by
OEORDE F. WOSIDATII,
•
No. H 5 ARCH ETUDE% above Fourth,
I VA of Yo. 1g N. Fourth etroel,l
PHILADEI.IIIIA.
N. B.—Alert, a large anfortment. of LADIES FANCY
FUMS. eel: arm!,
• ALLEN & NEEDLES,
A.. ^_l' Sooth IV/tarots, mut 35 SAitli Water &n t,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN OILS,
Candles, Storch. kc. A full tutoortmout on ha. to
V
which the ottoutlon of &alert Is reopectf ally asked.
jurtutlly
33altimore fibbcrtioments
C. 1100= 4 -ACWIM4I ,I U. C. IBM
ARMISTEAD. RIGGS £ CO,s
AGENTS FOR TH E SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
it Dia:Sande Ptoze, Traltirsarc
riayAlarays on hand n last...stock, which they distribute
rho inavat market prink. ap2P:lyd'
EOM
ISINE2I
PR Lii,S4.
Toro :6_7 t he Lest Preparetion• of the Age
Thcv are not recom
.
- :1c;;L!::;_l as Universal
Cure-ails, but simply for
•
hat .t.,lt2u- name pur-
ports.
The VERMIFUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
lso been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER COM
PLAINT, • 211' BILIOUS DE
RANGEMENTS, SICK HEAD
' ACHE, &C.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
Dr. C. McLane's Cele
4. brated VERMIFUGE and
LIVER Pius, prepared by
8,......,...i.,
' Y 3
SOLE FROPRIETORS ) Pitts
burgh, Pa., and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, - pur
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with Dr. McLANz's, are
• worthless.'" ,
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Ms' can now be had at
'all respectable Driig'
Stores.
-FLEMING BRO'S,
WOOD ST., PITTSBUDoII, PA.
Bode Proprietors.
100
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OVIPICIC OP
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PrrnAulAs, Oct. lee; MI.
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told toonnd facia m 00,. - JACOB FORSYTH. Jr., Agent.
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1 a April
1 C. B Aspinwall,
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006 Bennett A 00, Plttobaryo,
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1 boo J D Abrogo, Apollo, Ponnolysala,
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it" 11 .ST:Be
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" J Benny, Jr,
• J Breden,
• W COell.
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" M Bruton, Esti Liberty, P.,
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D Bowan,
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trtmk Kr Blackburn
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casting J B Black,
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" D
Dime.
J 1t Backhouse,
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Birmingham, P..
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ti N Dorsch,
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- Mrs C Davenport,
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Pittsburgh.
Mut ILethlebam.
Pittsburgh.
.1 )1 Fulton
lAA.. M TIARA
not's", Bcoake,
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W Gardner,
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package
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P 0 !tuber, U "
" 711 Halnett, Ilatolirgh• Py
8 8 Hull, Pittsburgh.
lluey t Bro., ICKeesport, Pa.
11 11 !loaner, Toledo.
"kl Uenderson, Pittsburgh
'•Hancock,
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J Hardeastle,
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• C Hann.
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L Ilushfield k Sort,
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• Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh.
II Higgins,
Hill, Washington, N.
Pittsburgh.
plow Hell A Speer,
chest C Hallman,
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D P Ingersol, Hatmenvilla.
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C Kirknor,
• J H Kirchner,
• Kirk & Alien,
. • J D Kerr,
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T King,
J
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Allagheuy, Pa.
Florenc. P.
Plttaburgh.
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J Mourn,
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0 S E Norton,
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P Stickler,
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1 SC Tamable,
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3 pkg alla B
A Tellingbart, Stetibenville.
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• 1 " RemJ:Tarleton,
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Eburattonal..
Penn Institute,
AANCOCK STREET, NEA PENN, will
R.
re-open on 311ty tin 31st twit. A limited number
of pupils may obtain m inion. Terms $32 per send. of
twenty-two weeks. 1311:310 L J 31. 3311T11. Principal.
Cleveland Medical College.
PRE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
In this Institution will contract.* on WEDNESDAY,
thit November, and continuo lb sorts.
JOHN DELAMATEH, M. D, Profengor of Midwifery nod
. Disowns of Women mud LlGldren.
JAILED P. KIRTLAND, M. If., Prole...tor of Gm Principle ,
and ProgEke of Medlam.:
J. LANG CASSELS, M. D, Profemor of Chenßetry nod
Donny.
JACOB J. DELAMATEIt, D., Prufesnis of Batons Med
ic., Therspeutia, and Medical Jurisprudence. •
PROCTOR TUAYILit, IL D., Prioresses of Anatomy mid
Pb..
OUST/NE C. ft WEBER, M. D., Professor of tlio Principle%
and Practice of Surgery.
H. K. GeSMING, M. D., Adjunct Profioaor of 311dwIleryaud
DlNe.ee of Women and Children.
lOITS A. KNOWLTON, M Demonstrator"( Anatomy.
Fee for the entire name tolor • well aocurod 0 , 0: 0000 :
ry note, payable in 0! ruonthe. for $7O.
Matriculation. $5; tirade:llia:l,pr, Private. Anatomy, $.5.
Good tooted, with loom, light Mid met, ss to s2nor week.
For further pertirulara Ace ,:pring and lAumnor
which hare been liberally circulated.
oahliwd JtU. DELAII ATER. than.
APRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
BOYS, AT NEW BILIOIITON.IIEA KU IX/LINTY. l' A.
Ban. JOS. P. TAYLIIIt, A. M., Itr,-ron.
The 'Muter Term will login on \l'hi/NY:I.I)AV, Nov. Jth,
Boys admitted at any Onto awl tuition rlawind from del..
of ontranon
For Circulars, whin+. the thwtor, his rerl,lence, Now
Do it ei tnn t ' y P*l patrona of this School, to whom reference , may t
mule, are
lion Thor. Si. flows, I lion. Wm. F. Johnaton,
Iter.l'. 11. Lyman, J. 11. Shomliwnnw, Eno.
Oen. S. :Widen, Ell., I A. K. IJ.wo,
Williatua, Keg., I Hen Dr.. Vol lh , own,
Imam . Si Pononck, ~22
ni,lo.lyA
Sewickley Academy.
A CLASSICAL AND CO3I3IEIII'I A I
ROARDIAti $421104.)1. tor lk , A, • , ri rt., V W A e
K. M.Aud Ohio Itlr,a, l 9 mil.. from VllA•burgl ,
am' J. R. TRA F. 1.1.1, .h. ht 1•111..11.1.1
MMMll==i
F. t`lntulnn owl other imrtienler4...n...itt.,
JUIIN 1104 IN z.. , NS, f.: 'arm; in IN.
MACK &I\l N A 00.1.7 1.11...rty +tr.. en of the I''4: '
Searickl...)4lllo I'. All”ghrhy county. I , .e:4,14 ‘4 - I to•F
HE NEXT TERM of this Institution will
com on MONDAY, Augur t itlin
i,pila willmen ce
charged V.:° 1... r tor tu. era wOl ...Ire the
atodlet they wt.& to punme from ttn- hilhowing 11a1
Reading. Ithdory, Zoology,
Enunciation. Modern Astronomy.
Pronunciation, Map Drawing, 'int ilitlow , phy,
AnriataDeography, l'hywoh..y
Writing, Modern
Grammar,
OrinprwitiOn, Phyrisni
Rhetoric, Chemistry,
Logic, Botany,
Trigonometry.
Far 11reeIr. Latin, InJiwtt Npani.h. Prennh. flermna,
Swelllob and Anglo-Sas., an addltuntrkl elkar,.. ref $1 will be
made.
Piano. per course [went)
Ore of 1411/0 p•r term
Dnmlng. o,nrrr of twenty Iwww
Oil • -
A German lady, an excellent pianist, rtwidia in the (amil)),
and virtll in Iritf.onii on Go Plan. and In Ilerman and Freneli.
A few pupils will he areittninodateil in the family thr
Prineipol. Board, with fuel and light. ext.lntha of washing.
$3 per wcok.
All payments aro to he made In athancr.
felliwitally JOSTLE A KENDALL. A. NI, Prin ,- ipal.
BROOK.E HALL I+'EDl ALE esIC DI INI ATIN
Media, Delaware County, Penna.
Mina Maria L. Eastman, Principal.
THIS SEMINARY, SITUATED IN TIIE
delightful and beautiful -village of 31µ144 thirteret
form l'hilmlrlphis by llnilroad, idlers to young Indies
the most perfeet combination of //Oniony,* fie the • rittnin•
merit of n thorough and acirompllabod education.
The Isrge cud cummneli, hn bnildiug landy erected...
tahilng all therm - stern consettlence. of bath. P.A. A.,
Wills Its extensive grounds, a model in all that µel - IMo. to
the beolth, mtmfurt. refinement and Improvement of the
pupil.. The abetting rmous are high, well serdiintoir,' and
furnished With comfort and riVgILIK, and bill too pupil.
occupy the same apartment The number of pOplle le
'fm
Ited to forty. for ' , hum !herrn toselwr• • emplo).l.
The ntrat faithful Instruction is given In all the br.nclws
taught, whlla moral and religious principlee are constantly
Inculcated toy theory and practice.
Tlie avoree of inotniction comp. - how e period of roar
yeas and a diploma b 611101.101 i to oil who pass thrones it
eatistschwily.
The Right Re.. A. Potter. D. P., 1.. 1.. It. BL.hop of
Pen/uremia, says: -)Ilan )l. 1.. Bauman. who proiweee to
open a Toeing Ladles' Seminary in ]lodic, Delaware matey,
Permsyleanis, In September neat. has been LOOWO to, hitt ,
otworiber for sevens! years past "Ile has a very high
inion of her capacity, efficiency and devotednern as
educator. She has tied a large and worewifoi experience.—
The building which if to be crectod will contain ..ry Of •
commodation. The village and surrounding manor,. &It.
dl•[lugal•hed fur hadthfulnews and beauty; •n 4
scriber Las cant dence that parents who etitrost their
dm:letters to Iliss}:astman will liar. no mime to recret it..
I:tm French language le taught by a Parisian lady resiib
ug in the family. •
Tbe Latin, German. 19 pmdsb, and Italian langunzra, re-
.
wive due attention, -
The Natural &frame are taught rrlththe Add of • large
atul expensive apparattm of
The Umleal Dept Is under the charge of a lady
eminently quailed for the situation, and all who prefer to
be taught on the piano or singing by • gentleman, bore •
rialtingtisscher from Philadelphia.
Drawing and Painting are under the direction of a lady
accomplished in the arts.
The Pall,Term commences September Dtb.
MiseEestroan has the liberty to refer to the following gen.
Right Her. A.Potter,lnsbop of Pennsylvania.
Prsaiklin Pierre, ex-President of C.:.
Run- S. P. Chas, Governor of Ohio.
C. Loner, EN, Pottsville, Pa.
George M. Wharton, EN., Philadelphia.
William Ragaley, Esq., Pittsburgh...
Bylrnum Lcithrop, Esq., Allegbeny City.
MISS M. L. F.ASTIIA.N,
Media, Itolatcare county, Pa.
U ALL OF ST. JAMES THE LESS, PHI L
AJLADRIPRIA.-A FAMILY BOARDING SCROOL FOR
BOYS.—ltev. B. R. SSISSEIL, Itnctr.
The Anhwei Saslow will begin no TUF-Sibt Y, September
The Connie of Study tythprise4 . Anclrnt nn4 Mo.lern
=StathamUcs, Natural Science, Drawing, kc. Vocal
taught grad.
For Circulars, kr., address the Rector,
Re, D. R. FiIITPCIIa
(P. 0.) Valls of *hug lk 111, Phila.
ilIOCHB•11.11 lICLIPHIS HILL
T.
a m PATENZILD AIMS?
•Atau. tau ann salt•bl• Ir.== . ll
4. sied a•aatry
as ita- '
.11er ma. 11%cr• •Im• es. It,
. =Per • tall de- !.7. " 'l
7td a riie n. salrrtaettal ' I "
a. cocusaz k co, s.
44 Wat Thal 14. CM.
•
Odo OYO mooldhotoro Trsokoh Brno KM Mom of oh
Wboth old sad Moat nt iboltlooo_
sod dram to loran los, old Doth do Amide thud
801tiNvill4mk, Mill Loom sod Goody of miry 44dietip.
We, Mill Mk., i<4 Xll oolkdosyslooodod to ewe oollos
& 001=LIRAN it co. llto.
oelaladdsnY
IL - AY - NOT,
Ye who Consider a hoe Mend of Hair
NATURE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT
hoe en, It I, t' ion.o
. . . .
SANDVR'S SCA I.l' TONIC,
.nick restores tho healthy condition of Ow ~ n il. cnn..
hair to cow on Om bald, and rhacks a,s frwb•nry toward.
Its railing ml, and beroraltdt thin.
Sirilor solo st the. principal Drnguirto, and by 11,. Pwi
pristor.SlXTll P/TllgET, two doors ithfirld at.
znyl6
. _
Stucco Worker,
JAMES OWENS,
CORNER EIJI ,LAN 7) 1111.1 E STREETS,
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER,
eves partlettlar attenblott to nit ortlrr. for work Its 111.
Una.
CENTRES and ORNAMENTS of nil kiwis fornished o
short notice. nip2l:lrti
AN stunt Ilan t
.108333273.ppcia1r.mEr.,
(Soccettaor to)
KIBIRALL, BIEPSICIi A (X),
MASONIC lIA Lb. FIFTII STRYET.
OFFERT TO THE PUBLIC ALL THE
dellearies of the season, prowl no at tho xliort.t no
tion,-from 0 o'clock to the morning to 12 o'clock at night.
Business men and others will do . trell to rail Io and exam.
Inn our Bill of Pare at any time to snit thoir appetite.
!loving arrangements made to motto choice articles la
our line, from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Norfolk, tin no
offer • froth supply of
OYSTERS, lIALIEUT,
TROUT, LAKE lIEKRIINCI,
And from the Wee., all the ourietka of PRAIRIE GAME,
which we can furnish to Javan& or °Ulm, e WlnJesele or
Retail, either at the earner of NAND ANN PENN NTS" or
at WALNUT UALL. Fifth strett. 01,30 octLlyd
TUST DLEC'D AND F6117:1LI: Low—too
TY Wm. Oreku Appl.E
Also, 30 Okla Cut and Dry Tobacco;
25 ken 6 twist ‘1.6
.64 ao Dbl.. E. I. Sum.
LEWIS k KIXIKRTON.IO7 Wnod
A. 0. MaGREW,
STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL AGENT
Water Street one door above , Marna. nul&dtl
OU SE FURNISHING HARDWARE
ISTORK—Hocupeknoplog articles gonorollv.
allow Warty
Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware,
&Gianni.
Bright,
Jspanited and Premed Tin Wong,
Wood nnieWlllow Wens.
JOIIN FLEMING,
No. a, Market Greet,corner of Third.
FATRBASIVS PLATFORM SCALES.
THE undersigned having been appointed ex
duel. Agents Tor the de oftherecedebndenickas,
snantifeetured by the original inventors, F. & T pea,
HANKA t 00, respectfallr invite the attention of lam
ineesoommtudty to the imperkuity of them &elm arm. ell
others.
These Bade. Wee twee' subjected to the SEVEitEEt
TEETS an all the principal Minn& In the United &Abl
and England, and In every branch of boslnem throughout
the world, and their uniform aecuracy end great durability
have gained Ibr them rho repatellott of being THE STAND.
AHD IfTiON WHICII THEM CAN BE NO APPEAL.
Ma as pmparit3 to all orders for Counter. Poleittor.
man', Rolling UM, flay, 0:61,11ailrotel and Clued Etalerg
itasuacreacog num. HEMETt...WELLS;;,,.-
No. =I. Marty Street„.Commersta.Nene; y
.e17:10 : -RittuburEkPormit.
I BATT'S AnALGAX.PENS.=Nery tiu
wrioy, dank., and paints Jibutoilik fan ible by
4:.40115 . 8T0R iCe r .
oda Wows, No. VI Wall CR
AFAL St TiLEORY 'EXPOSED.-
THE TIME SCIENCE r.EVEALED.
kUnklnd have long been engulphst In darkness as re
gards the mysteries of medicine, and of deriving a truthful
mlntion of Reposer over disease, sod its proper use In the
treatment of the tick.
31edIcine, so practiced by the regulu faculty,bi a delusion
bundle of improtattalitim and uncertainties... There Is
malting in its theories on which the physician can rely no
certain or tiled; the remits obtained from its prescriptions
are doubtful, and in most mtwell..lefactory.
,
in a solemn and startling fact, that throesfourths of those
"who have delurted this life" died victims. not to disease,
but to the injudicionsapplication of this subtle end wirer.
Lain theory, ea practLeorl by the regular faculty.
We bore proved the utter fallacy of the regular practice
fmealwitte. and the groat mdcalable truthfulmme of the
R. IL R. over and over %rake for, Ina thosendcants., where
the rrgnlar phynicians bare given up their patient/sae lobe
able, and had in many cases oven sot the Lillie to only a few
Mort hours, that their victims had to live, Radware Ready
Relief, Regulators or Resolvent, es the cane may bare boon,
hen restored thane dying gratlente to new life and health.
lit the treatmeht of the tick by the IL IL IL remedies,
there is walling hit to chance or uncertalntlea, for three
."" are a" larepared as to poen.. fined and positive cur
powers. power, fouhded prin4plos iinmutable in their
power over disown, na the laws of gravitation over the
earth. It in thereforo, Impoasible for these remedies to Mil
la removing from the human system thedlillculty for which
they may to, given, and of restoring the whole human eye
trio to its normal conditional health.
This In readily wren m the m' .lane efficacy of RAD-
I WAY'S ItRADI• ilk:LUX—for the moment this remedy in
applied to the pert or Damen( lib 1 testy remitted with loan.
or crypt.' with infirtuttlen, all pent and lintadonce ceases.,
end the crippled, lame end wounded plush beconeen invigor
ated with renewed etretisth. No also with the Itenwlvent.—
The most repulsive Sore:claret.. Hum., and the most ob
stinate of chronic dincenes quickly become extinct after a
ew doses 11 taken.
In cvm °f
bYaPelniln, Constipation of the Bowels, De
nitement of the Liner Congestions, Palpitation of Ilia
binary Radeny's Itegulniors, In the form of Pills, can be
relied upon n and vertain corrector and regula
tor of thrwo /il cones of 11 11a0/4;ly Constipation
or demigemynt of the stomach or bowel.. the Cathartic end
Puritan,. Piling - I,m by the regular faculty, even If they 'T-
M°. the lemponiry difficulty, do so to the expel., of
Cramps, Birkutats at Stomach, and Weniniena and after the
aflecta of these purglitiven are over, the bowyle aro loft res
tive cuol the cy.tetu debilitated. lholway'a depictors will
Blatantly rellava Illy pain and •Ilatywn, nunovo the difficulty
and rentore a regular Actloo to the liver. Rummel, bowels
and tither orgnon—they neither Irritate, Infinnte, nickel, or
weaken Use lenient, and the oTtkettatioias aro natural, with
outlinietrallog the syntoin °removing the bowel.,
Thesetermaliev are the only ones that havereduced the
hygienic principleto the natty id A mathematical
demtiu
earatloh—lnvariable in all ones, and proone.liog on n settled
routine. 'they, and they alone. hove novatti,l to tb.. In
angrnoom eatnrience and repugnant vnictice of !lin au
''regular 14,31ty, - the predawn and lornelabllity which
aro ewaeritial h, the requlsvmente of a AltiOltt . o. Taking Om
human bony as the problem, and health as it. nunnal con
dition, they promo,' I.y fixed rule, to eliminate all van - anti.
etn, Awl del...Holm part 1111.1 the rettOro inn 1 . 0110111,
tloti to ite integrity. by the ettpubtimi.,f now« local or oripitv
in irrogitlat Iti, which ..innate hi..oundliern of ho
•
1 , ..1[1011, 1 , 1.V.L.V11.4
In Choler, Yellow Fever, Ship Fewer, Ilptentery, DI.
thorn, nod Typhoid Fever., and tnellgnAnt nrt4
net:. ene.tever,llntlvrny'il neatly IlelirfArni Itegnlntert aro.
nut ntly ptoil,ecurimert, hut ctirtnin preventivt..
N,tt °III) in the nuttier Isitittulettol the Mirth have Ott,.
cur.,l taw patients 1,1 tnaladi, but
n•lrt lonst - tung ',nem of tin , trqUra, when. In the wildert
awl tan , nt a iolrnt 41..gr0t.. they Fr. ,;.d the 1 0 .1' 1 .• , l Irw
Mem, Mill Um*. netur.llox you tn..,1 not tear ..spo.nr. to
any coulagtott• &wax.. or Inf,ctsoft• !unholy.
comrrtTrnoNat.
All thaeas.el that have lar,aua estaiolsrlood In the system,
rall”.1,11r000- or colWllutiouah ai11...1
Lt Ow Rol Iteglllators. will ryttttt Scrof Won.
Sore, revrt lho ..... .t, Ilu Salt
![lmam. anal all .4.1 n digealav wall 911,1.1 y veld to this all
powerful remedy.
Tin• w.f. of tit; Revolt - tut.. di. Inn few wt+.l4 ontirvly
elf,ut, the whole of I tv. holy, wo ear» not from
how mem,. generation. 'on It. ft, dot our t.. the
awv your haler+•, Itu , way , !fowl% via 1. {II
r,.u i .
e tt, sod gm to you what your lorofittlf.n, •'ern no.,
hl 1,--rt I,un• uvl healthy —l'm , from tik1r3.1,..
=ll=l
by il.rengroyeut of the orintu4 of t t• .ton, rcudden
lwat and cold, tlixtutiv,l carttleilou thr
lthennottlor, Neural., I.lorrua, Bowel Onn.
liltinb% Fut VI and Ague, Ileunincl, T.thrtrbo, Ached and
Vngnn of all kind, Drninen, FAlln, I onninun.
tory Disent. Conn,stivelnthnnrwtrm—
lmpnra Hln , d. non., l'untnld Inotelvng, Ad. Lltnr
A r ltlsn
K L,‘Y.
C. 4Ulnt•--LT.lMp.iti ICI tUU lNwiiplaiiitA., sod all dtwurw
w ',ether itervoun, chrouir.
cou,tittowtual, Itadway
ea iorniitut« rcoloro thc infirm moil enl,l•lrd 3 . N.,11 to
hoelth and
Yt. who have friends tom upon the brink of the grave. on
whom al) hopes of recovery ore I..+l—who have teen given
op a. incurable by your ;Alyea:tan. we invite yen to make
011 t• more effort to rave the lifi. of the drug nue. A
trtal of these Itenu4liea cannot do any injur,. and may re
store to life and health. even though T 1011111•4•11 are entertain.
t• 4 by your physteiau. Over a thousand such instance* hare
con. to • ar knowledge:andthereture. foal °un wire...Pls.
tined in requesting the trial. Surely. alter the physician
tic. he ran Au no URIC, h. prejudice r wing reme
dy that must do good. te crtmunot '
A+ one of the Its4tatiloveAllue to in the shove
Article, vrr refer the public to the CIllif• reportaxt to by
Lich...il - With. N- known in Canada Weld n man
of logh O E
Integrity, end well approved wl .by he+ countrymen
for hie high official caparttim.
In Octo my wife gitiug birth to • child. 141 her
ne.4 In warty and ought n .wv•nw odd. which protnia,l
ternmuit.• her 111, Th.. I+,l phyoilening In thia neighbor
hood not K ,union were in att....law , on her—hut nll of no
avail—Me tbk-te.rx had ps,n her up to ihr. rtrr see., row
sectitire to , rks 1 sat at her I.odahle. tnoutoutiv:ly watching
to tow her !Tent!, In.r ha/opened to aew a ropy ,a
your papor To Jf.ring !post!," awl there re.c.l
your medicines. I rendvnil to teat them ea a but rv. , rt. I
go,. her the Itcseire,a with the 11.-gubitort--ntul
to dfroetiona, and in urn. lop, Man - red a moan ,
onaprarratrnt. From thug!, rvnyrered, and Lit now,
Um* Goa. Ingter !hull errr alie wan In her life.
The child, when three months old, taught a tent odd. and
duandled alray to a overt skeleton, nothing but boa. and slin
his eyet - pro:rudielfreav has head; us if 0441 , umulal drop wt;
the ph yalcLans all united ht rtaytng th.,re wan no uao of at
tempting to rave him, his !Mr uxis hopelars, as he seas too
young and must do.. gut I thought dial - rut. Your Rent
voiles gave lite to me Ovate, while the docents ',non her up to
death. I again had meagre to them. I gave him the Rt.
solvent Internally mud used it 4r , a wash externally to tale
eyes--he Ia now a laughing, hearty. prattling child. enloy.
Mg the belt orhealth. Your tor. , and grateful
servant. RICHARD ORIVFITII.
71a. utairr, but nue oat of Uitiusends of sandal .
OW,n thoiaid, wiirro had the rurilicte of the physicians
been n•lied u s pon without further death would have
seized its victim. Do not themfors giro up your ft - singleton
the mem report of your physicians who ray they can do no
mare. Whim ,on aro pail ibis. moon to our Remedies.
RADIVA) C0.,1C2 Fnlton street. N. T.
For mils by 31asonic 11.11 , Pitts
burgh.
The R. It. It. Remedies are sold by Drmigists. Merchant.
and Storekeepers.
_ _ multi fel3:dawlyii
ADIVAICS READY RELIEF-5 gross
ou hand and for nab, by . .
The tireatestteal Dincovery
OF TILE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, HAS
discovered to one of nor common:, pasture weeds, a
remedy that coma every kind of Moatan from the wand
&Tonga to a conetnutt Pimple.
Ile lota tried It in aver eleven bandied GM* awl !lever
filled except lu two cases (both thunder hentar.) fle has now
to
it
pass...don over two hundred certlllcotht of Its value,
all thi tweuty uf
to
Two bottle+, are warranted cure II nursing more mouth.
flee to throe bttlea will cure the worst kind of phoplta of
the face.
Two bottteA arc warranted to cute the word eaddter In tb
.outh and atonmeh.
- .
Throe to five bottleo two mono:god to con the worst •-• •
oryolitolas.
Ono to toe bottles ore warroutoitto can all humors of tit.
Twobottlea sirs warranted to cure running of the ears and
lota. anon rho hair.
Four tool: bottle. are warranted to cure corrupt and ran-
Ins Weer,
On., bottle will cure wad) ecuption of the nkth.•
Two to !Ism, Imattlen ftre warntht.e.l to con. the most &ve
t., casts ot I le. Ltin.
Two to thr. , lotttloo aro , icurrittitei i l to cure thiewomt
ringounin.
Throe to lour loit the!. aro wiu tank.] to cure milt rheum.
Fire to olglit tiottleti will cure the o case •of accotul
A lo , netlt it alwnyo experienciiil (loin the Unit Liottlr i alll
perfect cure 1. worruotoil when tho obove quantity lo
ion.
Nothing looks so Improbablo to ihoau wllo hove to todu
trial all tho wololorfol no.ditineaof tin. day, a then A .n
-n need growing In tho tvastormaiot .dior, old slow, walla
mlioold run nary hello or in sta. spitonr, yet It iv non a flood
fact. I poi have xllOlllOO it long 10,1001 Tbliv pry 110 UP
nor node. It ono or ha', al..at till , anittog eon.. Cll%ixel Mid not
prvldlotl over a Iturnatual bottb.a of it In the Orbit.
ty of Ilveihni. I know ha idtocte in every 01in.,. It lOU al
nudy done some. f the giantast rune over *loon it. 3hotoo
clinaoltv." I goon it h. cldl.ln o, a year 014 to 01.1 people
of sixty. I have poor. pun), r ...oily looking child...,
aloo. , foil, tesa..lt lint , rovto..l ton pert , . t snit.
•.1 10011111 by ono lad 1 I,
TO those who ore antduct .0 4th lavtdarlio.nne bottle will
alwayacnre it. h givea groat relief to ratorrli *lieu.
neva, futon wlto have boon tonal.. for year. bort. taken alai
been regulated hy it. Whore the body le sound it onrka
gotta pony, hot when then. lawny tlantintetion, t of the Nine
duns of tattnrc..lt will canoe vory slug ilur fooling,. but yoo
...Oat not be Mlbl - IMA—they olaoya dlutmotir to hoot loin
do in to a wook. Thorn Is lloTer a bad ...oat (rota It. 0.1
contrary, when that fooling la ,rear you a ill fent yourself
w norunt. I hoard aunty 01 the toast eatntvagaot
Wo no g. of it tbrolli.lll 4 , 17 lialtPllo4i In. No n k oogo 0 1 di n t la
over necumatry; ,• y: boat you hare likowine
an herb, which, when tint...red 111 atvoot all, dieradvoseerok
olnueswolling of the mark and under the oa. Price bn
cents. Price of tile klediral litecuvory $1 re but rs t',
bIRIXTIONS FOR. Ugh.
. . .
Adult. one table epoenial per day. Children over eight
Team, deatert tiptionfol; children from 11 , 1.h . .. eight yawl., tea
eyewink /1 Ati no direction eon be ovule applicable to all
cuniitittitiona, take enough to operate on the trowel. lake a
day.
Mr. KENNEDY en* pertain' attendancein bad casole of
scmfril.
Sold Wbol o fuldnotoll at DR. 1111103EWS, 140 Wood
empt, mrtirr of Vldgin Alley, and J. P. FLEMING, Alla
I,_lBruy. nolo mh2l;lyddla
T~ •
ENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVEBY
-2 gram un hand and for side be •
• ,D. L. FAIINESTOCK:& CO.,
oc2o - earner of Wood and Fanith streets,
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY t 1
WHICH !LAS BEEN THE STUDY AND
tmearch of the beet mwlical men that ever lived to
And a remedy that would radically cure the Dyspepsia,
which has been recently toned out by
D R. R. T. F 0 It D,
OF PITTEDURGII, PENNA.,
Illilaboliom search and rewarch In the Vegetabla King
dom for eight or ten years. has Nought to light a wonderhil
Medicine which will radically ogre the DYSPEPSIA, which
Is the first came of at I, towel disease which the human sm.
tom le subject to. Keeps the lionervoir f Stomach] clean and
healthy. We meat all' hove good health and =Met be •
sul t Met of miy gen It. T. FORD eral Macaw.
Dr. hew been a robJect of tide awful Mew
linneelf, (Dyspepsia) fur eight to ten years, and has tried
hondrods of eaperiments on himself, but all In void, until
his ?meat dlwootey, which hae radically coral hlin and
many others to eta, right to twelve dam, without . Wu or
elekneei, or any unpleasant feelings In the system, but on
th..etorY, It invigondm the system and gives a healthy
action to are part. It will art gently or copiously on the
bowels, and give • healthy action to the stomach and liver.
Von nth eat and drink your nand dietiug, which will nut
loterfere—the medicine always doing Its duty „called
DR. IL T. FORD'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL.
What kind of Diemen will Dympepala produce/ / ittlerer
It is the Did CAMm of ell general dilemma. Liver Affection,
Lung Affection,' or 'Pulmonary Disease, Dronehithi, Bleb
treadathe, Moos Emblem, Billion. and Typhoid Deem,.
' Fever and dyne, Nervous Fever, Neuralgia, Hernia, (Pllea]
Costhe Dower, Dolls, Husky or Gumear i S E kin, Colds, Men;
..M
I .. or an kinds, Afapleay, halal , Weakness of the
art...Pala Conception of the hunt, earthurn, Valium
o the Stomach, Throwing op of your Food, and alio Witid.
' All of the above feeling. may or will. be produced rioai a
IZeptic Domani,. From that organ all general Maims
I be produadAlf thLs Marmot is true, which no sane
mind will dety,l because tal who have been sick know ,this
statement to be Pao from experience, • sick or derabged
stomach b end.
Row Important It hi to • poor patient who has been imf
, ening the many year., to point him too remedy that be dm
rely on, and red rem the amen that hos de him
sick. IP. like a mariner towed mem the n, at ma the Ent
glimpse of a Light borer, him heart bounds with joy,
Purim THREE DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.
Bold by the Proprietor, Dr. It. T. FORD, West end of
Femayinalla Avenue, (Fourth street Rond,) and also 401 IN
HATT, Tr. , No. lie wood stroet, earner of Sloth; also, NE
VIN, WEEOWAN & CO., Liberty street, below EL Clair,
Fittthlugh.. Al..ek Mr. W. A. REED, LrmerlY the grin 'of
June T. Seraph, & Co., Northamt earner of Federal etreet
and the Diamond, Allegiany City. Awl oleo, Dr. Ford'.
Anti-llllllous and Lithe DIM, also, his Limitable Indian
NaltotableNerve Uniraent.
Tim alms inedloinew need no commendation, for thou
made In omen) and connty will testify hr, their laminable
quallUa. Their equal Is not to be found
•
REED BIRDS, de.,
Mil
MEM
-~ z ~,;aw
.factiraL
it/JI.KOWSXIIII,„ Vont...COO+ C. W.,
June 2.itla, 1,57.
B. L. 1 , MINESTOCK & CO.,
COl7l, of Wood u.nd Fourth urnetn.
flatboat.
AITSX'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
arre.ts 7OA TED.)
CLEANSE THE iILOOD AND CD= TUE SICK,
hisedulD Pothers, Akthas, Physicians, Philanthropists,
Rs. their Effecte,and judge of their Virtues.
For the cure of Iletulache,Siok Headache.' Foul Stomach.
• Prirsamrsta, PA, 5127 1, 1555.
Dr. J. C. Arne—Sir: I have been repeatedly cured of the
worst headache any body can have by a dole or two of your
Fills. It seems to arise from a foul atomach, which they
cleaner at outs. If they will cure others as they do me,
the fact is worth knowing. Emus with great respect, I
ED. W, FEEBLE, Clerk of Sfssmer Clarion.
Bilious Dian - demand Liver bleoplaints.
DREAMY.," Or Vtlg LEVI3IOI.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 7, 1555.
Sir: I have tmed.your NW in my genet - id and Lorpital
practice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
say they ass the best cathartic we employ. Their rev:fist
ing fiction on the hirer is quick and decided, consequently
they areas ruhnirablo remedy for derawenicola nf that or
gan. letard, I hoes seldom found o cave of Bilious Diseose
so obsthrtLe that it did not readily yield to them.
Fraternally yours, ALONZO HALL, M.D..
- Fhp!iclan of the 51atine Ilospltal.
Dysentery, Relax and Worms.
Port Orrin", llama., Lie. Co., NOT.1(1, '55.
Da. ATI. Your Mlle are the vivified.] of medicine. They
barn done my wile mom geld Omni mu tell you. She had
been sick and pining away for months, Wlly otr to be don- I
Cored at great eXpense, but got no bettor. She then co.
moused taking your WIII., which won need her, by expel!. !
leg large gran /Vies of wore. (dead) from her body. They
afterwards canal her and our two children of bloody dye.
mitery. Due of our neighbors bad it bad, and my wife cnn,l
him with two dowse of your Fills, while others around as
pall from five to twenty dollars doctor.' MID, and loot much
time, without being cured entirely even then. Such a meal
h.° na yours, which is actually goad and honest, will ho
prized here. O Et). J. GRIFFLN. Fostmastor.
Intligesticot and haparity of the Blood.
From 'tee. J. V. Ilimea, Pastor of Advent Claire-Iv, BMW.
Da. Area: I horn used your Fills with extraordinary sue-
ms In my family and among those 1 am railed to visit In
distress. 'Co regulate the organs of digestion and purify the
blood tliey are the very heat remedy I have ever known, and
I can confidently recommend them to my friends.
Yours, J. V. iII3TES.
Wyoming Co. N. 1., tkt. DIM.
Dear Sir, I am acing your Cathartic rills In my practice,
and bind them an eau-I.d purgative to cleanse the system
and purify the fountains of•the Mood.
JOIN O, MEACIIASI, 51. D.
Dryelpelas, Scrofula, King's Teller, Tumors, on
Sall Rheum.
From a forwarding 3leroit.mt of St. Weis, Feb. 4, 11556.
Do. ATI. Your Nils are the wagno if all that Is great
In medicine. T h ey have cured my little ..ighter of ulcer
ous sores upon her lianas and feet taut hail proved Incurable
for years. Ilk mother has been bolo grieconaly altlicted
with .1. ml. and pimples on her skin and In has hair. Alter
our child was enrol, and ..he alwi tried your Mlle, and they
have cured her. AEA Moltil ItIDG E.
Rheumatism. .I*,rral,dnn not (Amt.
From the Ite•. Sr. !tasks !I the MetliodDit r., Cliorehi
PULASLI 111.1,K. S., ,N./I,tin.,•ixo. lsis - 2
nommen Sim I should nourotefol for tin relief your
shill or, bronchi me if I did not report my coot to to. A
void mottled In my limbo nod broughtexit:qui:ding neu
ralgic pulse . whleh eod.•dh, ehronierlommathon Noterit
eta:Ming I Ipul the t0..1 of pliydrimie, the diseow• grew wore
and woo, until, In the advice of your excellent agent In
Ilaltiniore, Dr. ylacke,vle, I tried your Their egret , :
were stow, but Pure. By persevering In the our of them! am
now entirely well
ligasre Clung., Miss Roots, Ise.. Dear. n, inns.
ATM I have been entirely mired 16 your rill. oe
Rheumatic tiont—a painful dtmoNo. llsxt 1.1 afflicted me for
„TM, VINCI:NT SLIDELL
For Dropsy. Plethora, or kliolriol Cottipiaiots, re/poring
an attire purge, they um an excellent r. forilv
For Costiveness or Constipation. nisi Dinner l'ill,they
ace
areeabloarelmtertonl.
Fits g , Supprermon. Paralysis. I iiflaintnat lon. nod evert Deaf.
nes,. mai Partial illindoms, have been rtirml I!) the alters
toe action of these Pills.
blot of the mils itt marl., mold,, Ntiortiry, which, .1.
though a valuable remedy m 1121101,-,do
public pill, tr, on the drw.1111.111,11...i11e111,1 that frequently
follow ne un, 'll,eer contain no niereurv, ur
no floral anbosaro Isliatever,
A Y ER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
/011. KAI . ..P.:UBE Or
041.1, ifesterensat. Initunan, lirorncleitis, Whooping
sleigh. Croup, ! lonn. fssopeent torunsphon,
and for the relief of ononmptlve patients in advanced
stagoef.l the downer.
We need not spoilt to the public of its virtnen. Through
out every town. and almost every bonnet of the American
Stoten, its wonderful coo, o:1
pulmonary c11.1.1M0 lore
made It already knew.. sy. few err the families In any
collared country on this continent without some personal
expell, 01 Its r•freet,,Aand fewer yet the. nunittriltien any
ent
where which hoer nos *moon them sane living trophy ut
It. victory over the subtle owl ilaugerous distorts of the
thmsit do.l Imo, While It is the Mont powertu I nothlote
yet kuown to man for the formidable and dangerous dioensen
of the pulmonary ..gone, it Lalso the pitman:non and 106
est remedy that coo to employed for infanto and young
persona Parente should have It in store against the
abuenemy that steals oleo, them unprepared. We have
ndant grounds to believe the Cherry Port. rut sores more
lire. by the omsomptions it presents than th.we it eurea.—
*Seep It by you, slid cure your colds while they are rumble,
nor neglect them until no Inanon skill ran muster the Ines.
molds canker that. fastened nn the rltabs, rot. your life
away. All know the dreadful fatality of lung sheenier", Idel
they know too the rlrtm.n of thin remedy, we need not .lo
more than to loware thou at is still mode the bon ft can be.
We spare no cost, nu tare, nu toil to produce It the newt
perfect possill, and thus .if-,rd thaw you rely oo it the best
agent which our skill can furnish for their cnre.
Prepared by Da..l. C. ATER, Practical nod Analytical
Chemiat,Lowell, tiara.
ARP - PO. 25 amts per box. Flee Ware for $l.
gold by It. A. FAILS ESTOCK A CO., Wholesale Agents
Pittakingh, sod by all Draggints and Medicine Dealers.
attlAkw4mP
PECTORAL .AND
_EL PILLS can be had, wholumle or retail, at
11. I. FAIINKATOCK A C 0. : ,,
0c2 , 1 swirlier of Woraland Yonrth erne
ilealth ana Strength Mast Inevitably
Follow Its Uwe.
Boarbrive:s .Flr Aland Bitters.
'Fin': CELEBRATED HOLLAND REM-
My for Dyspepsia. Disease of the Kidneys, Liver Com
plaints, Weakness of any kind. Fever and Ague, and the vro
nous alhictions consequent upon a disordond Stomach or
Liver. :inch 3.1 Indigestion. Acidity of.the Stontach,Colicky
Caton, Ileartlinru, longs of Appetite, ikisposuleniiy, Waive,
nes% Blind and Bleeding Piles- In all Nervous, 'Rheumatic
and Neuralgic Affections, It has hi numerous Instating
proved highly beneficial, and in other. affected a decided
cure.
Nature duds no new enemy to combat, with dila delight
ful tonic in the system. its effects are alm.st magical. 3 , i
the cure permanent. It communicatis no rime t shock to
the system, but by amusing its viral energy to ttirmal ac
tion enables It to throw o ff the mute, and thus horougbly
ordinates the disease,
When Its medieloal virtuta are so universally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where It has become a, popu
lar to a family medicine, diet It is told by ninny 'of the Kris
cent, as well as by all the druggists, d strut needless
to offer further ovidettod yet as ereth are doubtless toter
wholutver tried many advertised remedies, and still Buffer
from Dyspepsia. a ono nr more of Its dre.iful farms, WO sub
join the following cortificak-s, the authenticity of, which
cannot be doubted, coming as they do from persons' well
known.
IVIIAT IT
. 19 DOING FOR THE SlCri
. . .
Wat-Elchhehman., rag., the knowu Lithwrhphersayai
'7 halo frtuinhotly used Iltrrhuse'm Itullwd I.fittdrn, and hud
It harm - Lady hollered Indlgrotiou and dubillty."
Rev. harnuel Itulmoelt my.: -1 found trpucint relict from
its tutu fora unvere huadatio, with which t had long suf.
(erect.'
.1. W. Woodarell, Esq., gape "I hero toted Ilerhare's 11,4
and Bitters repel!, andrecommend It to °therm, knowing It
to bejnat what it le revrreented."
Ald. Jonathan Neely, of Lower Pt. Clair, nape "1 hare de•
rived great benefit from its nee fora...kneel of the atomeel
and indigestion."
JsalL Ilurphy.mye: "After several physichms had failed
Keel:ave . . Ikelland removed the main from my heart
and eide arising from indlgeetion."
The editor of the Kittanning Free Peels, says: "After one
of the best physicians in this phtee had failed. Ikezhave's
Holland Bitters cored me of the swrst form of pyspepalls"
Francis Felix, only manufartarer of the origlual"Estruct
of m ed ic ines know
thot your Ilona:al Bitters Is one of
the bo ot to the smrld foe J. disordered etomach
or liver."
Ledwig,odltor of the Fackel, Baltimore, pronouneos
It -a medleine divairving the erartiderree of 111..01141g'.
Dr. ralerbart, the leading (lonian physician of Penna. b.
preneribed It frequently during the swat therm. yeans, with
martril enemas In debilitate...haat...W . oot digestive organs,
or of the system generally.
Theinanager of Balloole Vinegar Dulory, sayer "I need
it suyaelf, and vim therefore Induced to try its egret upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to all 01
tuouniniva habit.) and really It Is doing her more good
tlia ro n anything Om ill4l ever taken..
NOTlCE—Wlniever expects to find In tide • herrings.
bo disappointed; lint to the el& weak and low aplrittaL
It will prove a grateful aromatic rordbO,poiniemial of eingn
tar remedial propegthai.
CAUTIONI—The groat popolarity of thin dellghtfol An.
-Ina, Las induce] many iinitatloto, which the vhould
avant against purchasing. -Ito not persuaded to boy any ,
thing idee until yon have given Dierhave's Holland thttem •
fair trial.. Ono bottle will et.uolnrn yon bow Infinitely nips
'
'nor it 1. to pantie*, Imitations.
4E Sol et $l.OO per bottle, or el% bottles for p.ou by the
Proprletore. ItENJ AMIN l'Atl Ili Ja., A
cerver Smithfield tool Third stit.. Plttsbnrgb.
0.1[1.11.. .torsen.
•
Phikolelphia, T. W. Broil & Son., No. In 2 North Second
snot; New York, Barnes A lark. 114 Broadway, corner
Doane; Baltimore, (Amhara Brother. Gay attvet, nod Penn.
und
syln A ronnet Cincinnati, John IL park; Chicago, Bar
clay Brotitern.Bl3 South Water street: St. Louis, Banaud
Ada,. I Co.: New (Mean!, J. Wright &
foirlyddwp
READt READII READIII
IT WILL. TAKE YOU BUT A PEW MINUTES,
AND MAYSAVRYOUMANT PEA RSOFSTTFRRISOI
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,
The Great Purifier of the Blood.
Ms Best Alteratire ever yd Dinseenvell
Phldviatte Western* It, and every or.. who aux It le • walk
alvertiummiL No :Medicine ever yet offered
to the American public I= gained each
popuLtrity so abort a lime ass
CA RTER'S SPA NISI! mlarcli. El
IT WILL CURE ANY CASE OF SCROF
ULA.
It will cure any cue of Rheumatism.
It will cure any use el Salt Rheum.
It will our.. any cone of NeuralgiA
It will cure any cue of Fever and Ague.
Or any Dlseaseaarlalug from an Impure elate of the Blood
SCROFULOUS 'WAUSAU
It cured the niece of the Lion. John Minor Dolts, member
of Coup.... from Virginia, of Scnifuln, slier the skill of the
best physirlunii, both of New Sort sad Philwielphia, had
been tried lu ruin; mod It will cure you, realer, if you ere so
affected.
lIRETIMATIO RRADERI
• . •• •
It cured D. Hewitt, Req., ofOincirenati, of Ithenmailenn of
four years' standing, after all' other remedies heal falleeL—
We hose hundreds of each certificate. Call on the agent
and get • honk and Ciroular,ond resell foryoonolf, the many
remarkable and astonishing cures It has mad.
The celebrated Dr. Hatcher Writes to no that ho had two
of the most were and long standing cases of a disease that
would yield to none of the mend remedies, but be cured one
ease with six, and the other with nine bottles of Carter's
gpanlah libitum. We hare known it need In Over • thosen
and meet, and have yet to hear of a faders In any cam.
YE gIIAKINCITIEIOUBANDS RE.4.DI
AGUE AND FEVER—Do not take Quinine, !demur], of
any such noxious Drap, but try at once this greet Alterative
and Portlier of the Blood; Cariees Spanish Mixture tall can
any and every case of Ague and Fever. We have never yet
known It to fall.
And fur all Allem°e wising from an fropuro Oita of the
Blood, no medicine has ever yet been found fa hare ao good
an effect. TI you are alck, try 'lt at once; do not delay: time
preclonn, and health the greatest of all blearing., Without
wh'ell all elm la Induelros.
WM. B. BEMIS & CO,Propticton.
Bich&land, Tired.
For We by It. A. FAILNESTOCK & CO, and JOSW. 11
FLEMING, Pittsburgh, and Ihugesta and Country Mar.
chants In all parts of the Mat e& States and Canadsa
dellblkorlyP
ALL PAINS GORED LIKE MAGIC.—
plies twentyllte mate per bottle.
Palo te the foromoter of dhows. Core the paht enCeou
cheek the &teem.
PROP. REED'S MAGNETIC OIL
Ts holy the irtudet of the 40. It came Fein la lee. time
than It teg ofrep to phyWlani
It curs Toothache Ina minute.
Oita Oranpfnu,,Dr Pale In the otomach and Bowel.
Mine Btlff, Nick and SerelledFace from •CohL
Cute. lUtennuttlam and Neuralgia.
Mica Erwin; Bralom, Pad& and Dam.
Cures Coyne and any NM In the Feet.
CAW Lump. In the Brant inatantly.
. uvuh few minute..
Cure. Pain In the Sides, Limb. or Back
Oteme Ague and Chill end Fever. •
Ulla le no humbug medicine, and no Wally should be
without a bottle In cam of szadent or imdden sidemen: • It
l. mod externally, always giving Immediate relief. If the
WONDERFUL OIL could evade, It would exclaim,—
.Widle moot physkiana take whole month. to slay,
I make my cure. In half a munmeen day."
Ten year. residence with the Red &Mein the form tee
nether with mbsequent travel. on the continent *
Emote moxiatlng daily with the very eilte rtd..lh"M"d
prollmw eArze , ab m ielp i nk r it o lT r lto preeen to th e wo rld
For by all respectable Druggiets, and at Prof, Reed's
No: rd greet.
R. lIATENEETIXIIti 00., and :Dr. CPI 13.
...„ ed/i/Aldef
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R/111.RO/LD , XOT ICEt
THE PlTTSBURGli i , ag i szwm
WAYNE A CHICAGO
ROAD COMPANY, with its ample Rolling Stock and etpaip.
moot, audits through emmectiour, 6to transport
pamanageni and Freight fn. Philedelphts and Pittsbargh
to Chicago. St. Loots, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and all &cm
West sod Southooreed wtth a grind degree Or rtirtaillity and
expedition.
The fAll. that this rcad form. a direct nod consolidated
line between Pittsburgh and Chicago, be a =indent guar
witoe Cut its Trains will make good time, and connections
with Trains on fah Roads.
Pnlaburgh.l (Maniac. Pt. Rap..
U. 8. Man 3.30 A. Y. 112.00 0. 13.10 P.O. r.
I..preap 2.15 P. x. 1 10.03 P. r. 545 A. N.
WayPAsseoger Trala. 8.45 A. a. I ar,0.10 oar l
Man Train leaves Pittsburgh at 3.30 A. u...arriritm W Chb
engo At 9.10 A. M. luyreen m 1.00 P. v.
Kann Cmem4rn-31011 traits at 0.13 P. sr. naporm
train at 0.45 A. 0. Way 1 . ...r0ger train at 5.43.
The 9.45 A.O. Traits from llttelerrgh being &Train fur local
Intelnota, bevurWmu at Crastlhae by Exprona train from
Pithtburgh at 2,15 0. r. '
AU Trains maim clone connections at Crestline for Colum
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Louis: also, at Fort
Wayne with Trains on Wabash and Western Haliroadlitt
Lafayette, Centre/ Illinois and St. Lonim also, nt Forest with
Tralro, on the Al. R.* L. R. till .
Prom Chkago. [Ft. Wayno.l err...1113e. Art. Plttsteg
F:33pro. 3.30 P. r. 11133 r. r. 2.14 P. K.
U.S. 51a1L.... 8.45 r. r.. 1 A3O P. r. I 1.00 P. N. 8.50 P. Y.
Way Pap. Tr. 0.30 p. 8.1 1126 a. r.
The. Trains make clop , connection. With Traltla 108 Phila.
delplelv. Baltimore and Nevr Pont.
• • • .
Trains from Ltlol2l,lndlortopolie, ffincinnotltind Colulus
bug woke einneconn.fione . erestlina with mil returning
Train, At FL Wayne, Troia, from St. Louis, Central Mi
nnie, Lnfiiyettn, end intermediate place% 0 - Inflect with above
Thane. At Forted, waisratlonoore tootle with Trains to and
from Cincinnati. Springfield and lotytuu.'.
Acconoonartox New Brighton for Alle
gheny et 6;11 A. A 1,1.36,11.. and 6115 r. a. I.,cove Allegheny
fur Now Brighton at 10 A. 11, and 5.00 r. xt•
Baggage checked through, and no charge for battalion.
Fur rickets and further tufurmation imply to A. T. RAIN
MN, Agent. at the Greet Western Railroad directly
on the corner of the Monongahela Mee, Pittsburgh, or to
(MORI:in PARKIN, Passenger station. Penn st. between
Wayne out' Bond; D. F. PATRICK. No. 30 Dearborn St.
Kuwait° Tremont Houma, Chicago, or to the Agents at the
Stations along the line.
To o 310NDAT,Ck - tober 30th, and continue
ohtil farther wilco.
J. J. 1100STON, Goa. Porter Fret
D. W. BOSS, Pzuss'r Ag.nt;Chlcrign.
J. II 31001111, 500
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Halt Road.
rplIE NEW SHORT
ROUTETO CINCINNATI AN
STEUBIIN VILLE Olt ONL,LKAIR NOW
°Pt:N.—The trait. °ICUs road now run di reedy to and Item
l'lllabornli and Alleglieny.fte pots and Cleveland, Stant/n[l-
TM, mud ItAlretir withoctt elinnge Or pagan ,
Two Lndly T,0,0 tO S4ubettville,Wh.lingand
Two tholy 'train, to ClovOantt.
.
Four Daily 'frnins (ruin Cl , ,,dand to Ch lcngn.
On and niter 31..n.1ay, Octoluu. 2P, ths trains of thh.
Company will ruu daily, (Sundays 1ac..p1..d,)n• follows:
611 e Pi...burgh and All,heny 1.1. In at aron A. 11.,
and 3.30 P. 31.
rriv , la ttlonbraTtllo at 1125 e. r.. COP. Y.
Do Itellpair, 1.07 P. V.. told 7.22. P. r
170 ei0v..10...1 3;o; P. U.. not 9.30 P. 44.
Pao...tiger,. taking the NAP .t train go through to
Cleveland. molt door vonnactions w irk Eritrea.. Trains
kr Tolodo.Chiragn and all prominent tow. In tin north
west. This tram, al.o goo. through to Steubenville and
Iklholin Cleveland passengers charging cars at Wellsville.
At Cleveland, this D . :tine!.o maker dos , conneetlona with
the Cleveland and Erie Ilaitu of for Erie, Dunkirk. Buffalo
and Niagara Falk.
This not. In Stenbenville to Cincinnati It TRITLTY
MILES SIP,RTED than v. t`Dotlino.
Th.. r. It. train makes connections nt rltenbentrllle June
tion Bic: for Columbus and Cincinnati. arriving at Newark
ICC° r. )1..10.11.1mbux 1250 a. sit, and Cincinnati 1,.46 4. 1111.4
at Ik•Ileulr at r. It o connecting with the night train on
the Centraloltio Bailment for Cambridcw, Zattrttriiirt
New
ark, Colittob., Cincinnati and St- LOW,. Also nap (lima
tlirallgit to Cle‘eland. making close ronnecßutis for all points
wont chi Clmeland and Toledo It. IL and Michigan Control
Ilallrand Boats vin Detroit.
Passengers leaving Pittrborgb on the S tea. ts. train for
Chimp, Via Cleveland and TOINIIII, will anise at !that point
wren Innini in gammen( lb.. who lent, nt the name hour
and go 'ln Vast Wayne.
liawangers for Wei!grille, Steubenville, Wheeling and
oCher points on the titer line by Mese trains'go through
without detention ninny hours In advance of the steamboats
on the river.
Baggage chreked through to Stenlorogilio, UnUeaf t,Colnen-
Mu, thud:man, St. Lou 6,l:lerehrul, Chleago.d other point.
on tlsn lion.
Peseengem for Nor PUMP!phis and Station on the
Totatranev Branch mot take the. S:00 A. &I. Train from
Pittsburgh.
Tickets or sold to Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo,Chicago,
MII mukie, gt. Louis, Quincy, Burlington, Fulton, Rock
loon City, Bunßeth, Peoria, L FathLitreeport, Erie,
boo/ irk. N'utgare Full., Buffalo, gteut, o nrille., Wheeling,
Belleeit Cdombur, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, ,Looisrille,
Lunt, ittp.l to all nay etutionv on the rung.
Tit ket to y!I te.iute are Auld at the Ticket Office In Allegh
eny City.
4un•mgo•r,: got any information concerning this line
at the often of the Company, (Montrnffahels Elotute,) Pitts
burgh. IL 1•. 1i4kk.4 4 Ticket let, Penn et. Depot.
J. A. CAM HET, Afft.,
3lnnonintheta House, Pittsburgh
.=Z==l
TGREAT CENTRALZogig;k3
J. Reno-, contertin- the Arland
cities with "%Slier'', 9u nth-{ l.o
States by a continuo. liailway do-sot. This road also mo
users at Pittabomt with daily line of Sreiniers to all ports
the Western Wismar.' at r. Sandusky with
Steamers to all port. nn the North-Wee," n Laken making
the mint du-nd, chcapot, and reliolite rot* by which
FREDi tIT can be forsunteil to and from the Gnat
RATES BETWEEN PIMA DELBIILi d PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS—Boot. Shoe. Hate and
Cap, Books, Dry Good. (in baXeds, hale.
anA tank..) Drug, (in hoxes and hotel)
Feather. Fora kg
SECOND CLASS.—Domestic Sheeting,
Shirting and Ticking, (in original halm)
Drug.. (in wets,) Hardware, Loather,
(in roils or Loxes) Wool and Sheep Pelt.
Eutward
TMRD CLASS.—Anvils, Steel. Chain, (in
rank.) Hemp, Flamm and Pork. salt.l
(loose or in cankg.,) Tobacco. manufactur
ed.(ecept Cih-are or Cot.) dc., 5c.....
FOURTH CLASS—Coffee, Flatt,Bacon,Reee
mad Bork(in eink'e or Lone. Eastward.)
Lord and Lard Oil, Na l% Soils Ash, tier
mon Cloy. Tnr, Pitch, Rosin, de
FLOUR.-75c per 1.141. nntil fnrther oohed.
ORA 1N—.1.5c per 100 Rim. until further notice.
COTTON—S 2 per hale not exceeding 500 me weight, tuthil
further notice.
gis,l(i thinning good. from any point e
phia,be particular to mark packaged.
JihnOrnad.“ All OnodecoNtigned to the &get
at Philadelphia or Pittaburgl), will be for
detention.
Favour Emus, fd Eilby street, B 0•5311: J.
Y. Clarke, No. 2 Bidor 110111 V, and No.l William etthet. and
John McDonald. No. 9 Battery Place, New York; Pierce
Co., Unearth., 04 Irwin & Co., and Springman & Brown,
Cincinnati, 0.; R. 0. Meldrutn, Madison, Ind4„Durnedmil
Bell & Co. and Carter & Joiett, fanlocßla , Hy: P. O.o'
Riley & Co., Evanoille, R. F. Soa. St. Louis, Mo.; Rae
rim, %Ternary & Co, Memphin, Tenn.; Loh & Co, Chithiro
III.; J. P. Glass, Ft. Wayne. Ind.; R. J. Snoedet, IthILL4 11.
grow d Room. Baltimore; D. A. Stewart, Pitteburgh.
11. H. HOUSTON. Freight Agent, Phil.
11. J. LOSII3AERT, Supt., Altoona. be. jas:ly
1E157
Air Line Route ..._._..__ . _...._.. 1869
- • •
RONI CHICAGO TO ST .:
ff t .
Funns via. St. Lui, Alto
and Chicago Railroad, all the envy by Railroad, carrying
the Great American Expresa and United States Wails. The
only direct and reliable route to the Sontlcand Sontherest
Seventy miles shorter than anyottver Route.
Trains lave the 311CILIGAN bOUTIIE!tN and CHICAGO
k ROCK ISLAND R. IL, Corner °I V. Duren and Sherman
streets.
St. I.otll/1 Doy Er taro, 11:30 A. 31, dolly, (Sunday
cepted)—enire at Eat. St. Louie at 1:30 P. M.
FL Lonis Night Expregg, 11:15 (Saturdays e
cepteil,)—arrive at list Nt. Louis 5t11.130 P. M.
TRAINS LEAVE EAST ST. LOUIS.
Day Lb:press, 81S A. M., daily, (Rundayexcepted,) argil
at Chicago al 9A6
- - - .
Night M 1311.411.6 P. AI, daily, (SundAy except d,) are
At Chltago At 7:45 A. M.
From Chicago to St. Louis, 13 Uours
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONN:ECTIONI3.
- . -
AT JOLT Kr—with the Rockland Railroad for (Moo;
Lad one. Rock Island and Central lowa.
AT BILAIOIIIMITOI—with Illinois Central Railroad Inc
Clinton, Waynomille. and Docutur, and with ding. for
Peoria, at Peoria Junction with Peoria and fkitutka K. R.
do. Walnut °roe, Waxhington. Peoria, Pekin, Brimfield,
Elmund, Knoxville, fialmhurg, Monmouth and Burling
ton.
AT SPRINOVIELD--with' Great Western lialtroad far
Jarkm:mettle. Naples and Illinois Rime.
AT ALTON—with 'Daily Line or Packets for Iran:Mat
Quincy and Keokuk; the most expeditious and mllllllll
route to all portions of North &astern Mimouti.
AT ST. LOllLS—with Daily First Clms Steamboats for
New Orleansand Intermediate Points on the Lower bilges
slsslppl, and with Regular Linm of rackets for Kansas, St.
Joseph, and all points on the Missouri. Tennerom, Camber
land and Arkansas Rivers.
Panvongeradestined for Bkonsington.Springfield Decatur,
Jacksonville, Naples and all points on the Mississippi, Mia.
scowl, Kansas. Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, by taking
the above route, 00111 to onto of making connections, and
arriving in et. Louis on..advortised time, avoiding the vexa
tions Mays of the cirenitious mitt. ars. Peoria' and Illinois
River, saving tlrrlity-G.mr boars tinq, bolos tbktylieren
miles leas ,thrtnuat to Bloomington, liftyeight lest to Sprint
field, seventy less to ht. Lonis,and fifteen Otto Pecnin than
by any other mote:
Tlign ffi ticke . t t a t r e n
co be . pro , c . a ,
o r n e 3 cl ,..; at 4s all ie .e rz
oppoeite the Tregiont lime, and at the Michigan Emi Deooiam liern
and Rock Wand
De
comer of Iran Buren and Sherman
street,. •
•
•
Responelble Ramage Men ; trill be at the Denote or the
TIIIIOII.II roads aiming Into the City, to cheek riiiumr
through to any point desired on the Line.
A. IL MOORE,
=Tufty F. M.GOODRICE, General Passenger AgeriL
Pittsburgh and tonne!rattle Railroad.
TELE .PITTSBIJRGII Vaigiwk3
Connellarille Ballond la no
opened for the tramportation of passengers sad freight to'
and from Pittsburgh and Counelhoille, connecting with the
Penna. Central flathead at thintun's &Ohm. 9
Arrangements hare .Lo been made with the Penna.
Control Railroad, by which through height to Phfladelphis
and Baltimore mill be carried from points on tba Pitts
burgh and Coonelmille Railroad, by car loads, on faeurable
terms.
ROM. Or Tianta—Ott end alter Blonthty, 6th lint
the Pareotter Traine will be ma daily, except Saadaytt,
(allows:
Mall Train, will leave the Passenger Statiouof the Penn
'road, at Pittsburgh. 6.150 o'clock, A. M., arriving at Co
at DSO A.N.
•
npram Passenger Train will leave Pittabuzgh at 3:30 o'ck
M. and arlivest Ooowllarllle M 'MO P. M.
Rgrolumen—ditcpresa Train will leare aannellrenle at 5
o'lock, A. 31, connecting with (the Blabarille Acconono
dation Train on the Penn► Railroad which archon at Pitt"
burg at 9.t. u.
•
Mail Train will leave Connellmille at LSO P. M., and con
nects with the Minton accommodation Train on the Penna.
Railroad, which arrives at Pitiably& at &id P. M.
'Prated to and from Pittsburgh and stations on the Pitts
burgh and Connallsrille . be received end de.
livered at the outer Depot of the Penna. Rallroed DenalsotY.
Bunting pulps Cradles for Mt. Pleasant, Volontoren,
Frostburg and Cumberland leave Ocautelborille msolarlif on
tho arrival of the trains.
Mall Train connects also at West Newton with . coaches,
bp the plank road, with Mount Plemant, Somerset, Berlin,
Sandpateh,Cumberland, de.
Tickets can be hod from the Ticket Agent at the Penna.
'Railroad Pamenger Depot.
Oen H. BLACKSTONE, Sap%
Great W Roll Route.
A LENA AND (3
2 19 -gramme
NJ! CAGO Edon itallmid,
Ma for Ereoport; Galena - arid Dulled!, from CENTRAL
DEPOT, loot of LAKE ancrrr, cow:talks At Donlon
with otmiarro for St. Pool and the
• WELLS STRIIBTDW.
.FIILTON AND .Dtion,Solton. aad
Central lowa-. Passengers for loon, Nekraskai,Andltansei
will zn,i this the moat ar.p.ditlorm, rout licint:it Air
Line to the Mlssladordiand shorter by jiflywilcat eitif
other Doe, conneatiag at Volton with the Great /one sloo'
Co., for all points In lowa and thaWeert. • ,
BELOIT AND MADISON LINE—For Beloite 3 iiiiwr" ..
Neilson and Central trlsconetn.
YOX DIVER VALLEY LINT—For *Tata Lots, Mo .
Dewy. Itichinood, and point. North.
Two Milne daily, tlnnday excepted, for all 'of the above
pante, making close connections whit the Littera e,
sad with zaekate on the Aliwiesipyi, north and ninth.
"'"".
COMBS.—Horn, India Rubber, Buffalo, and
V Tana Shill Droning Cale bock lion Tooth Combg
Pocket Combo and Pocket Mar Muslin is Lugo rarloty
aotd gt . • • JOS. PLACING'S,
0019 corneryarketat. lad
DAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES-300
0 1. tos. *shad dud far WSW .• •
evl2 • Sl6.lrAirkliTOCll
_ _
a . ~~d.it d..au.. ....d
MEM
. • • satousti
Torrratritawc9
LL -L n l y E ß lLA U N s a. t fr uto cM of
mnra ,urbr• : s .
~,,cusasOtta .ithoi,
Orme. of airs -4b, a " d°3 ' 44 *"
SX .
On and atter MONDAY.. Wit T LY... " ....;.' P s? "' '', s la
Tamara via this route Hari I .....$ , 50e1i... 0 47
Deposolaily,(Bundays jaa follows -
FIRST TRAIN---Crsonatass Isar. , An.dt h.. / "
COO A. IL: Steubenville Jrul 7.00, (breakthst at Pulls
Imam. at 8 0.04) 0010131bna 2.00 and whir at cl ) n•
aaa.ti at am P. ai. This train °Wilt Cadia Judd
Non, Cadla, New 31arket, U puelyorton, Drualan
and Newark on the Steubenville and Railroad.
SECOND TRIM-omm Pasantanalaaves
Al
3,0 p r. tt.. Steubenville Junction 00, catwahr.tra Y . 0
and arrives at Cincinnati at 7,30 a., 0, .stopping at all st;
Cons on 8.3 I. R. R.
sapid7 this route thirty mitres e 7 travel ars saved. It be
ing the toostdirect lhas Crum rittsbarals to Columbus, Ctn.
eirunal and the southern and south annotete, sin.., and to
appointments and management, nosnepased, by Aoy OM
Clan rood U. the Union.
.. . . .
OUNNAVTIONS
Train. connect at 2t - etoark with the Sandusky, 111,,,,,f,„jd
A NewarklL L for Mt. Vernon, Sandusky, Toledo and
Cldcago:' -
__ _
At COLUMBUS w:th (Mamba., Pie. and Trauma IL R:
fur P. Urbana, Troy, Dellefordalue, Forest An.
At XENIA with the Dayton, Xenia k Belpre and Indiana
Contra' IL ii. for SP.inatiehl, Dayton, Rlehinond, Indirosap•
111
die, Louis. Oentral Indiana, Central Mina* Lafayetta,
Terre Matte, S. Louis, to.
At MORRO with the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Fans
tale IL R. for itabington,Cittletille and lancsater.
At LOVELAN with roads for Millsboro, lhandenand Parts
month. ' .
AT CINCLYNATI with the Ohio
Owe IL it for liaison, Loaballle, New Athegy, Helms
sOle, Vincenna Cairo, Central Illinois, St. Lonle, Jefferson
oily. Kmra. . tie raska,and all points on the Illinois, Idlt
omit and Alletrip steers.
FAIN A 8 LOW SHY Ah'T OTHER ROUTE--IIAGOAGE
lIECKED 'THROUGH.
For through tk ote by this route to theprinelpel Wevezta
Age Sorroens ra, phase apply at the Omit {return
Tickd Ofticr, di tly on the opener of the Moulinsubela
Timm, Plttalm ; arid the ArkrolShut Station, Ate
titienYi
air ASK FOR CKETS "VIA STEUmISYILLE.' lag
All Information concerning the above line and Its eon
teetions, together with through Height rate* and contract.~
rill be Ituntlehed application at their office, 114 Wall;
duet,lßA A.. IfITICALIISSON
General Ticket Agent, Columbus, Ohio
W. W. BAGLEY, Supt., Columbus, 0.
Larasrrre Dasmums. StembetivOle, 0,
General Agent.
G=ll=!
QUADIER ARRAISTGFew
k 3 TAT—On and alter June 22d
The Mall Train lave/ the Pawpaw Station may cabin
leg. except Sunday, at G. 50 o'clock.
TILE FAST LUIS lance Pittance!, atcept Sunday,
2.50 P. M.
THE NIOW EXPRESS TEAM Immo Plebbnrgh
Philadelphia a Imo P. if. •
The Ludlam Accommodation teal. learnt Pitt burgh
daily. except Sunday, at 11,30 o'clock, P. tl.. stopping at all
Matt.% aad running am fir m Indiana, and Pert Perry
WlC...port, West Newton and all Way Statham no tha
Pittsburgh and Connalleville Railroad. The Finn Ana=
m,.la r Lou Train for Turtle Creek. Bridge,lenTea daily. exerat
Sunday, at 10.43 •m. The Scnind.kcantano,Latian 'From. fix
Turtle Creek Imre. daily, Sunday ...errant. at 4:20 I'. M..—
The Third Accommodation Train far Turtle Crack bares
daily, runt Sunday, at deW P. M.
ReturningTralw arrivo in Pittsburgh am fullowx—}: spree@
135 p. m. dials, 12.12.1 a. m 4 Fort Line, 2 a. in 4 Indinna
consmodation,ond Connellswille,o a. en..; First Turtle Creek
Accommodation, 6.60 a. m.: Fecund Accommodation, 1240 p.
m.: Third Accommodation, 6.10 p. m., with Connelsville Ace
commodation.
The traveling public will find it greatly to their Interest,
in going East or Wed, to travel by the Pennsylesuic gall
omd, as the accommodations now offered corm.,[ he corm:w
ed on any other route. As the rood Is ballasted with stone.
and is entirely free from thud, we can promise teeny, speed
and comfort to all who may favor this toed with their yet-
For farther particulars are handbMs at the ditihre t start
log points. Passengers from the West grill tied this the
shortest and mast eapedltioos route to Philadelphia, gala.
more, New York or Dorton.
. J. STEWART, Agt., Pawner Linea, Pittaburgli.
THOS. MOORE, Agent, Paesenger Lines, Philadelphia.
je.IS
,Strainsbipo.
„_
ISSI
Steamer Telegraph.
THE FIDE LOW PRESSURE j . j a ilM i t,
Steamer Telegraph, Cash RICHARD
BARROW, will make three tripe& week between Cer:=
Port Stanley, Port Burwell and Port Bruce.
Leave Cleveland for Port Stanley, Port Burwell, and
Port Bruce teary Mondays Wednesdays and Friday. at
T 4 o'clock P. M.
Lsnve Port Burwell et 2 o'clOck, P. M, and Port. Stan.
ley at 7 o'clock, P. M, for CleVelaud, Tueeday; 'lliursdaya
and Saturday..
The TELLYIRAPICCBI7i!S the' Bolted States Mall between
these Parts, and connects .1 Cleveland with the C.. C. t C.
flathcad, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Lake Shore and Toledo
Itailmade.
Alto, with Port Stanley and London Railroad, and Port
Burwell line of Stage.
The TELEGRAPII 1= beer, Mon:rashly overtulitird and
refitted, and lala arsellant conditlon for the trade ale no.
• .
firior Freight or panne anly to
, SCOTILL LALDERDALL. Clerelana,
LANH & RILL, or JOttic IIeIIENNON, Pon Parma%
and 110LCOMB & HENDERSON, or IIOPTII f DAVISON,
Port Stanley. apligaod
Liverpool, Philadelphia and New York
Screw liteaniehif Company.
THE SPLENDID ST ANISHIPS
Ginning the show line Id)l mil from Newatk
York mo follow*
KANGAROO, Capt. Jeffrey, October Zllth.
CITY OP BALTIMORE, " Leitch, Nov. 12th.
CITY OF WABIIENOTON, " Wylie, 'Nov. %O.
And each alternate Thureday.
From Liverpool every alternate Wednesday.
Yarn frost New Tork,Cabln Third Claw $3O.
" " Liverpool. " $lOO. VE4, frf,,Thlrd Chime $1
Return Tickets available for sis months by sap stems
of the line.
75 per 100 Ihe
60c per 100 S.
, .
1.14 i% Third Cia.,sto.
These Steamships are mpplied with improved Iliatertig
compartments, and carry ameriencm] Emma=
Persons about proceeding to Europe, or wiehhig to saw
for their friends tram'the corines7, ma 'purchase tle..kel
and obtain all informatien by applylneto J. 0. Dahl, 1
Brradway, N. Y., Saida k Clortes,LiTTY. N. I .4 ar
JOHN TIIOIIPSON, 410 Liberty_ ri.„ Pittsburgh
kirPaasage certiEcatee by first doss sang Packets be.
twee New Tort and Llterpcoal. break Old b the above!
de29—apB
600 per 100 tbs.
40c per 100 se,
itbutttatp.
t of Phfladcl •
Pennsyiranza
• to of ewe Road
- -
Dollar 'Sat - this Bank,
/ViL ;55 ?Werth Shvd. .Noem„ Jena Woe Beaditep
OPEN DAILY FROM '9 ITO 2 O'CLOM,
else an Wednesday and Baturay evening, Dien May
Drat to November first, from ito 01 o'clock and from No
vember drat to May that, from 6 to *o'clock.
Defames received of all rums net lees that ones Dollar.
and • dividend or the prod te declared take a tear, In
Jute and December. Interest was declared et the nits of
011 per cent per annum, December, 1864, aim, taJteno
and December, 1656. and inne,18457.1
Interest, If not Ilniwn out, expiated to thes 'credieed the de
poritor as principal, and Mans the mintereenttrolothe first
days ordinal and December, compounding' twice te year with
out troubileg the drpiwitor to call or even to present his
pose book. Arthis Onto, money sill doobleln'ilig their/ 2
yore, making in the aggregate Otto. .opas HALO 111.
• TIM , .
Booke centalnlng the Charter, By. Lows, Ihsleetwed Be
latfon• furnhelted mat* on application at the aka •
.Thwident--CRORGE ALDRER.
VICE PRIMIDENTEE.
Hopewell Hepburn, John IL alsoenhemer•
Oesorge H. White, Charlene Hemp,
James .Be, N. Grattan Murphy,
James W. Hallman, Thcoledd Dmeteetter, . •
Alexander Bradley, Lem Q. tennock,
John B. Conegrave,_ Wlnfom J.Andierans."
=l=
John 0. Backoren,
1181 Snrgnin,
Albert•Cialberoon,
John 81..Pnun,h1,
J. Gardner Coma,
Monk, Carrwr,
David Camploll;
Charles A-Oulton.
Dongho,
Frineho Pehn,
°e.g.. Y. (Moon.,
Janos 8. Ile.nh
Willina Ilnren.
Seerdary and Tryallir.
anlAy4—oelo •
GEORGE E. ARNOLD • & CO.
, ,
BANKERS; EXCLIANGE;••STOCK." - AND
BM Brokers.
Current sad llocarront Moony Bought and Sold. - • •
Stocks bouglit oat oold ou commialloo.
liminess Par,. Rood. sod M City, County
Railroad Bonds poreloaed sad largo
Collectkore promptly attended to.
. ,
018 . 74 Yourtb.Blxiat.
..13ANKTNGAIOUSES': OF JOH
REDFORD-. —BEDFORD 03.,
80NER5ET........ —.
BOHERNET CO,
MUNI` PEF4I..t NT,_—.....WESTHORE'D 00,
CONNZLISTILLE, DO, Blau.
UNIONTOWN; . ."
'BROWNSVILLF,
NEW BRIGHTON,: PAYETTE 004
............ .---.INDIANA •
Deposita received, Mamas, nude, Drafts' bought, sold
and collided, Bonk' Notes mad Drafts'
BpneEk boadilt and odd,
/Mae, Noted nod other Seertrltlem booldittod- sold Wean
mission. Correipoodeboe sad oolneettocks oollelto&
AT HOLMES &.SON,DEIMERS
. EmN.nd Demotic Bills of Excliege4ertlegite
of Deposit,.Bonk Not,. and Spade, No. GO Market street.
Pittsburgh- airCelleetiocemads au 4 . the iniodpet deka
throaghoat the tinned Mak&
LNANKING . HOUSE OF JOHN WOODS,.
o. GT FOURTH STREIT, 1:11=WBE11 WOOD AND
ET 67 . 3.—55000000LD Arm auxsa ipsted,for
which the bigheet ,term® will be raid. seighdd
-
Cearletery MarblEC Vr9r.101,,_
No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne,
P•.
MATTHEW' LAWTON..
PR A OTECA:L BB L
117 ISHES RESPECTFULLY - TO;: IN.
,V V t Ks faro& eoliths public generally, th e e f
hasimeed ate above premises, for the masollattora and Ale
of eyery varkty of Marble Work, such aa
Monuments, Tombs Tablets and Cravnetocies,
of eVety minty aod form;
Mantle Mem- •
Centre 'Table, •
• Pier Bureau
• and Wash
Which he le offering"as Toni ea any other mitablishamal WMl
of the communes. Ills stock to entirely nem: end bitiblen
minted by himself, enpremelr Ow this market. Beta also
wepared ta had Taalts, endow a., 14. vs% am
ble or Stone, and to execute say other work Dahl! 0 1 °!i °
&Lilo( theCeteetertes atUotalmitPlttsburah.''
- .
Rev.?. &Lyman, Robert Galway Lew
flan: Wm . Wllklne, J ChisklODA,
Jew IL Sbeenletwer, pet., 'W. L:RJWrIM4 y• "
Charley Brewer, ihmt., • . JAL
Thome Scott, Fan, A. B. Ow
W. lump, a. I—Waits, •
The Trade furnished with ktetle et lorelgth and Dotes.
tic Marble,_eitber ttteshed or In the- rough, st wi k ,h un a.
, .
Pr re as; made eneettmma. with - the 'floksiofrot o ii,„
of the beet bmzle, for • meybet mvpirof hide me 0 6 .
want, Water end Latleville Lime, sea m e w. Ip.
for Landand Stoma Work, ell of which he V .
Anal& et &ea mkt,, to
--- , - --- rBOOTB AND 6110/38.,
JAMESciItE.A.I. .1 0 0 lt, CAB H.
ROBB,
NO. ED 11.11t1IET f9IIB.EXT,
rrEAR THE MARKET,
. , Hakjoat recalie4 his huge
Tall and Winter clock of
LADDEty, mugs , and =WRENS aad 81101:18
HENS CAIJ, 111 P AND c , ABBE , . •
DOOM, 8111018, 0 TM,
...S OMAN, Am
.. ; :to
BOW AND TOUTED' BOOTB. MO Ar.. -.
POND Y' HER BIM,
A very =who article and eery *
Direct. horn the, Mannfectarera, winch be vai, e gi. by rb,,
PLR Of WWI., Tl lry xedliced prim caalt.-• , ,
Ibis stock comyr otie Or Die to riaicitiaeiti lobe
toned io . any dry, imitable far , elty am* lalea; rad
- Wing, maziworagy yakeli expo:team la Anzylay. hontaits
Ulu lia am now Ws all tads, He magadaany . iith,...11
fa wait to 0 Akira:dot Sim Ibeit.earmilliagbamiat,-,
11167.:
11:1041•
• - • ,
James Tisrninonh.,
J. D. Kelley,
William a. Yelny
•
P. L. Madeira
John D. Mellor,
WallerP. Marsha,
Wilson Miller,
M. Potluck, M. D. • •
near,
Robert Robb,
John M. Pnwrser,
Cloccgo S.
Alexander Molloy
ILIIRLES .A. COLTON.
~_ i.. ~. i.,9-1.1