M=EME 45a cite. TIER First liosnny.—The Atfartftc -Monthly has been very favorably received by the press the , it being admitted on all. sides to be up to mark, and equal to Putnam In its be!! days. We e understand that a very large edition (25, copies) has -been disposed of, and orders are still coming in at a rapid rate. . The Boston Bee names the authors of several articles; as follows: , •The opening article, on Douglas Jerrold, is from the pen of James Bouncy, an English , writer of reputation: Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote "Musicals"; Miss Rose Tenny of Hartford is the umber of "Bally Parson's Duty," a gem; the 'Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,' o deli cious article, is from the pen of 0. Wjfolmes, which accounts for being so good; Caries C. Ilniewell wrote Univers able article on 'British India';- Park Goodwin wroto 'The Financial Flurry'; Charles E. Norton of Cambride, 'The Manchester Exhibition'; Mrs. Beecher Blow, 'The Mourning Veil'; Calvin IY. Philleo, 'Akin by Marriage': Jas. Russell, Lowell, 'The Origin of...Didactie Poetry': J. R. Trowbridge, 'Pen d lam, a Modern Reformer '; and music, gossip and literary matters by Mr.' Underwood, con nected with the publishiog house of Phillips, Sampson & Co*" HOIIILID Ilsuzsr.-r-The editor of the Siouz Eagle pronounces the following about the abor iginal belles: "Those who have read the Indian tales of Cooper, Simms, Bennett, &c., and have never seen an Indian squaw, doubtless imagine that among the dusky tribes there are hundreds of tall, graceful maidens, with regular features and pretty ferms. We have recently visited different tribes of Indians, and seen many hun dreds of their females, and as yet we have not found onewhich approaches to graoe or beauty. Oa general thing they are slovenly ve nture the subjects for a soap factory. We venture the assertion that the-author of the "Last of the Mohicans" or of ',Hiawatha" never saw an In-. dian girL If there is such a thing as Min-ne ha-ha, we should be pleased to see her: she would be a fortune for a showman. A DEAD Suns Tatra.LThe Cincinnati Com mercial tells a yarn about two ladies travelling from St. Louis to Cincinnati, one of whom was asked by a fellow traveller with whom a cover- Galion had been opened, if she was married. "I. was married," sighed the blooming dame "but alas I know not if my husband be dead or alive. I heard that he was accidentally killed in Pittsburgh, a few weeks ago, and I am now going there to ascertain whether the report be true or false," - , "Well, we got a dead sure thing on my hus band," remarked the other lady, "for I sew him buried five weeks ago.- flrboricultural, Scr Grape 'Vines. 100 000 I;l7.lkll3boli.tde.rNo,.(3,7ll.7;pnririlt.iebSy applying in JOIIN IiTORDOCII, Jo., Plinitolniti d Oaklaind Narsarivia. For Fall Flooring. 3 , I nn DWAItY CHERRY, 2 years,e varietlea, yarietka 15,000 13tandard2 and 3 'years, fjs -W,OOO reach, 40 Tarieti.. 50,000 Evergreens, of fine hardy varieties, from email to a t. With a largo stock of apple, Pear—dtandard and dwarf— Quince, fire Tart ellen Corrante, t mono valietienflrape Elbrobbery. Ores. Nouse-Plants, Bosco, kc. floss trtelthlg an extra article of choice mrietles might find it to their iuterest to examine my stock before ordering slemrhere. eethdantflt JNO. MURDOCH, Jr. Pittsburgh Hedge Farm Nursery. QITUATED ON WULKINS AVENUE,S6 aboot owl qtrarter of a mile from the world Toll ed.; Onto, °lithe Farmers' and Meeheolca• and . Road, an miles fromof Fourth Street, and about three quarter from Plttaborgh. WII. k JAMES MURDOCK, Proprietors. July laltf _ Jaen 'that abbertisemnlto Morino Iron Pipe Works MERRIL A. JAQUES, 142 Centre Street, New York, • lt/r ANIIPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN In. Wrought Iron Pipm, fittings, Miele, and every di emiption of apparatus cemented with Stem, Water and Gm, for heating and Waiting Steamers, Churches, llotols, Private Dwellings, llospitala, Asylums, Villages, Yrwhirie• an A l p lia Valree,Socke. Pumps, °elegy*, Dollen and Boiler Flues made to order. Our Screw Cuttine Mathinee are entirely new, mid our own Patent—werretityol to do double the work of any other Intention. Orders solicited from all malens of the Country, and promptly attend.] to. 7e2thisar _ _ 41bilabrIpbia abbcrUsements. BUFFALO ROBES! 3,000 NOW ON RAND, And for nab , by the Dale or single Rot. b OEOROE F. Q O MRATII, No. 415 ARCO STREET, above Fourth, Pak of N 0.15 N. Foortb street,) PITILADELPRIA. N. 13.—Aba, a large assortment of LADIES' FANCY FURS. anl.l.3md:ar —_ .ALLEY & NEEDLES, .. No. M Snug Marx., and 35 &ma Trak, and, PIIILADELPIIIA, \...,.... Wile.OnldijEmSted/El4 kc.1.:0EAA1..y.R.01.,.1...N, , OILS, d , .> which the attention of dealers It reepectfolly ulia l ''' o metals . -- 13altimorc ilbbertiomento ---- AII.2IIISTEAD. RIGGS AGENTS FOR TIIE SALE OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, No. 37 Eraange Platy Baltimore. FON.Altreye on hand e large `late, which they Illstrltrota the lowest market prior. ap2Olyde Dr. IVIcLANE'S c cLr.BR ATED V_ERMITUGE LIVER PILLS. Two of Om best Preparations of abli key ..7"" They are not recom mended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur ports. The VERMIFUGE, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals Ao -4 1 . ; _ subject to Worms. The LIVER Plu.s, for the cure of LIVER COM PLAINT, all BILIOUS DE RANGEMENTS, SICK HEAD- ACHE, Btc. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane's Cele brated VERMIPUGE and LIVER PILLS, prepared by SOLE PROPRIETORS) Pitts burgh, Pa., and take ,no other, as there are various other preparations now before the public, pur portingto be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison -with Dr. McLuies, are worthless. - The GENUINE McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now bi had at respectable Drug ~ \ ;~ ~\ ~ \ ~ < mattillTG saws, Wow. ST. ; Prasstraas, PA. Solo I,ll=4ctors. SILVER SAND-10Pil.b.r.:Aa:I'mii0A) 4a). I /lON CITY comeis=l3Cl4l, coLLIEcor.. LOCATED IN ' , mammon, PENN. Chartered Apra, 1855. ims.AiumliD•ot TWELVE TIVISTER3 'FJUVLVT/CAZZY 'The. Mnsinens Man's College. Hieing had he January last., In daily attendance. TWO 11UNDUF.D AID TWELVE STUDENTS ExhibiLing It at owe as the Most Extensive and Popular Commercial School in the Country. /441 , 11 . . P. N JENKINS-- ... . . ... . . .... J. C. SMITII, ..M. and I. HITCHCOCK, Tho latter author of "A New !lethal of Teaching Book keeping." Pro... of Act:unlit., Bookkeeping and Arlt nett. JOILN FUMING Anthce of "The Notional ,System of Itcaltkeepitg. 'torturer on Railroading, &dined; its Cuatclal and Doges. lIENEY WILLIAMS and J. W. BRENTLINGEJL Probasco. of Arithmetic, Bookkeeping mid PhonoftmPhl, A. COWLEY, P. R. SPENCEE, Jr, and A. T. DOI:711KM Professors of Plain and Ornamental Perustanehip. D. BACON, Lecturer on Political Economy. JAMES 11. UOPKINS, Eaq., Of the Pittsburgh 8:r, Lecturer of Communist Law. JAMES W. KENNEDY, Of "Kennedy's Brink Note Reriew " Lecturer on Counterfeit Rank Notes. DESIGN OP TEE - INSTITUTION. To furnish the beet moms for acquiring a TIIOROIIOII BUSINESS EDUCATION, in the shorteet Ume arid at the tenet. xpense, comprbdng DOUBLE ENTRY 11001CSEEPLNO, As applied to Dercliandistrig, Banking, Railroading, Ac, taught by the °ldea Anterkan teacher and writer of Book keeping imee tieing, having forty year.' experience In teach ing m,l bosinews practice. STE trap BOOKKEEPING, With on the recent p rerrements taught without PENILSNSIIIP. In every riety and style of Detainee/1 and Or lumen Writing. Sliver Medals for the best Detainees and Ornamental Pet =whip have been awarded Ode College over all coo:meta ton, whereeer Re writing has been exhibited, including [III State Fairs In Ohio Michigan, Virginia, Pennsylvania Stab lair at Plttstonrgb, Ltd also at the United States Fair t Louisville, Sept, 1667. ARITHMETIC. As applied by the Bret Slercandle Banking MOM" compris ing all Counting Rouse colculations. covramtvyrr ANTI ALTERED NOTES. Pull Instruction given In this Important branch of bast new' Education. DAILY LECTURES, ON BOOK KEENED; the tinges, Laos and Celanese of Commerce% Finance and Banking; Political Economy, Drti toning Counterfeit Stoney, and other enbjects having prac cal relation. to active Dewiness. TERMS, do- Bookkeeping, Full Commerdal Cour.- 4.15 00 Station p m e 2 60 y, about 6 00 Board r week, can e obtained for slie — Stndonts are no b t charged extra for Steambont Book keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma. STUDENTS Can enter at any item—inn location) review at plasm time nedimited—osual length of course from ate to to ItEVES,MiCE. Tour hundredand ightrse. Students entering, from tin City alone, within one year, besides the many from tle country. DIRECTIONS. Specimens of,Writing and Circnbars, containing fnll info don, sent by mail foie of charge. Address P. W. JENKINS, snit! Iron City College. Pittsburgh, Pa. FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE COMPASTV Orrter--rent,r !arcarr. pr.*. Prlmn Ammol3 Capital. This Company continues to insure the eater kinds of property ogolost Iran or damogel.y Cro. at row , to low as LI magi/tont withottfely DAnn Sinterten. y II C. ULIIAN c CO., Agents, • No. ;5 Fourth et., Pitteburgh Farm for Sale. TICE subscriber offers for sale, on reasona ble terms,. farm In Nottingham townaltip , w.hour. - too county. Pennolvarda. It contshw about one hundred arm% rewenty.fire cleared, and umler a good state of ruiti. ration; On batmen is covered with c_xcellent timber, much of which is locust of a line quality. The land las well, Is ily cultaated, and well watered. The arm contains flog limestone, and probably real. It lies adioinlng lands of Grwrgu Henry and Daniel Darragh, Frvetw, and le convenient miiKchurch, and coal ean be had lime at band. Farther Information can be had of the vribierriber, who maid.. on part of the Name hurt. oc7:Cdra Engine and Boiler. for gale. PILE subscribers offer for sole one STEAM Eon's and two Bonews—togitr or operate. The Engise is new= stroke 11 la. Cylender. The Boilers her, been used some but are so good as new IS feet long with a 14 la. line In orb and made of Lake Soperior /roe. Es also offer our (hist and Saw Mills and 43 ores or laud tor to good reptdr . W.ll. k J. G. BUTLER . Butler's llills lklaboulug Co, or Nilo, Trumbull Co., I MI II aVII, 1,V.5 LEAS & HAASE, BANKERS AND LAM) AGENTS. DES 110LNI-s, lOWA. lATILL BUY AND SELL EASTERN Exehmge and Land Warrants. select and enter land with rash or warrants, ply taxes, invest money, male col lations and attend to legal busineas generally. A LSO, LEAS if 11A R.517, - WILMS AND LAND (Ants. 1.2.01011.6111Crt1, [MM. One of the partners has located in Leavenworth City. and MU transact basica. connected with the Banking md Heal Estate Dunham. For stew months yet correspondents MD address as dt Dea Moines_ CceVe W. L. Oiltrms,oo Beaver street. New loth: Bolger, Lamb d. Co, Statutelphint James, }tont Sendtm, dm Eskers & Semill, dq Drexell & Co., Bankers, dm Chubb Bros, do Wmhtouton Cdr. Boa. R. J. Atkinson, Thlnl dodder imwdry Dopartmeut, W r h 17.C il arsham r; Cdrtish, Edward Shower, Eng; Wm. B. Sterr ett, end 1.4 d Blair, E 04211., Huntingdon , Pn.: Penny Attorder. Itttuttmgh, Starch 21, 1057.—sor2klyw'S GAD. A. tAC.IO3 uarrens- • AtCy at Law HENRY, JACKSON & CAMPBELL, Genn-o/ Land Agents and Brea Rule Dram, filOC X CITY, lOWA. 10, EFERENCES:—HON. J. S. BLACK, Bomeraer, Paz Lion. J. L Darman, Brownsville, Pa., U. 1. Rlclarroni, Msg., Meadville, Pa: Hon. Wm. Bigler: Washington City; Won. C. L. Knapp, Wuhington My; 6. W, Cleveland, Fort Des Moine., lona Wm. D. Knoa. lowa City; Merritt Clark. Esq., Poultney, Tr; Jim. Wm. C. Bradley, Brattleboro, Vt.; Clark A Brother., Y.; Clark A Brothers, IL Louis, 5104J.J. ileardaley; 'Esq., Rock Inland, ill.; Abeam Alraworth A Lynda, Rock bland, UN Mew , flab S It Bantam, Rock bland, 111. or2.lyer•P JOHN DOLL, No. 144 N. Second St.,above Arch. Philadelphia, Importer of TOTS of artery descrip rim: Fancy Bsakets,Caose, rtpee, Caw Naos, goof and Tobacco Boxes, and btrings, Diarblee, Slates end Pencil; mot other Parmy Articled too numerous to cocottes. Mew call before purchadog elsewhere. auT; Amu Fre Surveying , j B. JOILNSTON, Civil Engineer and ta • Lad Surveyor, comer of Third Meet am! Sus Onnw wog Allegheny City, will attend an laying not and dividing lend, locating roads, AA, at .hurt notice, and MI rereionidde Paper Bare.. CRAIMES BUCKLEY, MANUFACTUR aro:culler or TWA sod Wood streota,ldttaborgh, Po. Hat, Cap and Bonder Bore.; Jorriry and Prescription btu es. All Idods ot ftper Dor.oe mode to order. N. B—At &Worn Priem Vettalrlrt AND AG-LTR.! Quinine Substitute or Nerve Tonle. 'PLUS well known remedy, discovered by my MO partner, Derma . O. L Lazne. ls a sun , core for the above Absorber, ISICKAILADACII E. and ell other Nor roue Alrectiona It cant/line no Quinine, Argenta, or other injurious ingredients_ it streeithens the syetere, gime tone to the Stomach. and is inenlwableto DYRPRPSIIDS end those abated with Weakens In Amy part of the !Ides.. It le espertelly recommended to I n trembled with Flailing of Mr wee.s. Om Ilom I. sulllclont In most mem, where the Directions aro followed. CertiScates can be fernished from all parts of the Union. Sold by the Omelets generally, and by .1. 11. HAZARD, WholeoWe Druggist, and Solo Croprietor,l2l Midden LamA, New York. setlairnerlbs Pal Stock of Pall Dry Goods. IpYRE & LANDELL, Fotattrand Arch sts., ..124 riasisiota.,mscscimuy request (UM Moyers to ea amine a Ono soa el licoloncf4c Gordo, adapted to ll , ' Penntrylvania Trade. Full line of lan Drees 01.1,5 New &gip. of Fall Shawl.; Rich gill. of Nearest Style.; Good Black Enka of all vridthr, 4 caeca nanotird Trench tic 7 " Pail de Cheverly Near Oti.oft • British and AfflefiClat Dark Prints! Batinetts, Coati mares, Clothe. and TeatingE Ulnas. llattoola, Slanketa, kO. Ac. H. IL—Auction' Ibtrzslia from Neer Tort and this city daily received. Rarticalar attention given to country order. L for Delltrabletjoode—Tersu Nets Club an272ravrliim Gifts! Gifts!! Mix t!, A PRIZE TO EVERY PURCIIASEIt, the Quaker City Publishing Thom of Borne Italia., Philadelphia. By buying a book for $l, or more, you are at nce promoted with a prise, worth Irons 115 cts. to $lOO, con. o elating of Fine Cold JewelryWatcbes, kc. All order* by mall will be promptly filled. ' and the prise or prizes will ac complay the hooka. One ILtt. contains all of tbe most popu lar books of the day, and will be cold at the usual retail prices,ranny of them for low. Pennons wishing any wig , der book canoeder at once, and it will be forwarded with • gift A cateloguo,airing fell Information, with Hot of books and gifts, will be rut, poet paid, by addressing DUANE RULIBON, N 0.83 Booth Third Street, Philadelphia. ,q-Agenis wanted, so273mwifa. Mater**lle Fromle Seminary. ONTHE BLAIRSVILLE BRANCH OF • the Central Pennsylvania Railroad. Its, S. It. Shepley , Proprietor and neitsl; Ifra. P. P. Shepley, Principal; els excellent Trache WORSE OP EDIJCATI N, Thorough and systematic, embracing revery branch of . ao. compltahed Forman litdocatkm. Acostnnsehatlons for seventy Boarding &hod scholars— two in a room. .. . . . Doerdert, including Tnitton, pm. Realm of Oro months, $OO. Nor Inttrintwrital Made, Drawing, Painting and Mint on, Univers, =grist° thargre. The next amino will cotanenca May lth. Oatalognen writ oo ig)pAMUEL 811E.PLZ`T. MAMMIES; Pa ' , %W. Intlitarif "I" • Leilawaiunmillr._ BOCESTOCIE . 11D AMNON I , , NVIT E - • T IT'F,'"ATTENTION OF al the public to their Inge and varied nannent non. malt Trees, Snobbery, - Evergreen, late. Ihtnun, Growl roar and lint mils en Pittnurgh, old Washington Ken. Vasa Ten Pon Chinn ealklyeante Allegheny canny, Ps. YeAWE FOR 9, hi offered ter ta river,,thoet one containing one handrod erl.l the properly of Tor partlonlere toqui a27nrtaplehrP APPLE PARI Automatic Purrs, et., Pittsburgh, Ps. B ucK_ETs. 7 2o . o o UTTER-1011er, for oda OBBBSB-500 Boxes Prime W. B. and Ad Omni Qom.- for bv feelo, 3.II.I3ANIMITA EPSOM SALTS-50 bbin. or nale A. 11.1,4 V • O ljV ly Penn Institute, ANCOCK STREET, NEAR PENN, will I re open on Monday . the 31st loft. A limitednumber of pupils may 014610 winds/don. prom PI Oer waled el twentprmilmoks. faxo-Tudtf , AL Hiln PrincipeL Cleveland Medical College. i i ; flinE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this Institution will commence on WEDNESDAY, 4th November, and continuo 18 weeks. JOU!: DELARIATER, M. D.. Professor of Midwifery sod Diseases of Women arid Children. JARED P. ISIRTLAND, IL D., Professor of the Principles and Prude° of Medicine. .1. LANG CASSELS, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Botany. JACOB J. DELAMITER, M. IL, Plahtesor of Metals Med ics, Therapeutics, and Medical Jmisprudence. PROCTOR TIIATER, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. GUSTAVE C. E. WEBER, 51.15., Professor of the Principles and Prectice of Burger - y. - 11. K. CUSMING, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Midwifery and Disc.. of Women and Children /OLIN A. KNOWLTON, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Fee for the entire course $OO, or $ well secured promisso ry note , payable in 12 months, for $7O. Matrkmaralon, SP, Graduation, $2O; Private Anatomy. $5. Goo dico ard, board, with rooms, light and fuel, to $3 per week. For further particularsseeSPring and Summer Circulars, which have been 'lberian circulated. oc2lawd JNO. DELAMATEIL Dean. - - IcaeAN - vvoort: . • A PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT NSW BRIGILTON,FIRATFIR ODUNTY,PA. Rev. JOB. P. TAYLOR, A. M., Recto. The Winter Term will begin. en WEDNF.SDAY, Nov. 4th, Boys admitted Cl any time end tuition charged from date of entrance. For Cirr olars, address the Rector, at his residence, New Brightog Pa. The city patrons of this S.chool, to whom reference may be made,sre Hu Thos. M. Howe, Rev. T. IL Lyman, Geo. S. Felder, EN.. W. LL Wllllsma, EN., Isaac M. Pennock, Esq., Sewickley Academy. CLASSICAL AND CODIMERCIAL AIL WADDINGSCHOOL for Boys, on the P. Ft. W. k C. and Ohio hirer, 12 miles from Fittaliurkla. NET. 1. S. TRAVELLL A. IL, PrincipaL The Thirty-first Session will commence on MONDAY, No rember 2d,1867. for Circular. and other particulars, enquire of Mesa. JOHN IFINTIN t SONS, 67 Water ganef; Menem NEVIN, SIACKHOWN 00., 167 Liberty street, or of the Principal, Sevrickleyellie P. O. Allegheny county, Pa. a,3o;datrlm•Y BleadvilieiCe male Semknurl , TILE NEXT TERM of this Institution will commence on MONDAY, Nov. 23d. Pupil* will be charged $7lO per term, Rod will seleo the atudiee they wbb to pursue from the following ult. • Ancient tlistory, Zoology, Enunciation, Modern " Astronomy, Pronunciation, klap Drawing, Nnt. Philuophy, Spelling, Wziting, Ancientaeography, Physiology, Modern " Grammar, Oornpoeitlon, Pim - Genf Rhetoric, Chembitry, Logic, Botany, Trigonometry. For Greek, Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Swedish and Anglo-Edson, an additional charge of $1 ' , Mb! made. Pilule. per conme of twenty Immo._ Use of Plana per form 2 Drawing, per comae of twenty lams ..... ..... 4 Oil Painting " A German lady, an excellent planhd, reeldos an thermally, and will give lemons on the Piano and to o ermais and French. A few pupils mill be accommodated i the family of the Principal. Ildrird, with fool sod eMbisive ...Molt 43 per week. All payments are to be made In adrance. fellfwitsdly RMiRUA KENDALL, A. M., Principal. BROOKE IFIALL VEIII ALIA BERIMARt Media, Delaware County, Penna. lass Marta L. Eastman, PrincipaL TIIIS SEMINARY, SITUATED IN THE delightful and beautiful village ,d Media thirteen ,ha from Philadelphia by Railroad. offers to young ladies the moot perfect combination of advantages for the attain. anent of • thorough and accomplished ...location. The large and animations building lately en rte' row taining all the modern enneeniencw of baths, rtf. fry with its extensive grounds. a 190444 to all that perute •to the health. comfort. refinement and Improvement m ~t the pupils. The eloping round are high. well ventilated. and furnished with comfort and elegante, and but two pupils wenn, the same apartment. The number of pppit. Ie tailed to forty, for whom mere towhees arc employed.— The moat faithful indent-Don le given In ell the branches taught, whits moral and religious priuriples are constantly inculcated by theory end idact.ne. The course of Instruction conipriam a period of fore Rum, and • diploma is awarded to all who pug through it eatlefmtorily. The flight Roe. A. Potter. It D., 1.. L. D., Dlshop of Pennsylvania, my., ' "Min M L. Eastman. who proposes to open • Young Indic.' Seminary In bedfa, Delaware comity, Peousylvante. in Septintila, sett, has been known to the subscriber for several years past lie Lay a very high pinion of her capacity, eM de cieuey sod votedness as an educator. She has hod a large and succesaful experience.— The bnlldlng which la to be erected will contain every ac commodation. The tillage and surrounding country are distingulahed fur beelthfulnem and barely, and the sub scriber has confidence that parents who eutrust their %Unaided. to Miss Eastman will have no cause to regret it.. The Freneli loop - sem is taught by • Pailvien lady maid. A. KRAIIEIL PrvolJokt SAMUEL COOPER lag in the funny. The lath, German. Soca,b. ott Italian language*, rr• calve du ettention. Tbe Samna Selectee are might with the aid of a large and experlAive atiparatue. The 'Dulcet Department Is under the charge of •WV bequalified fur the 'anemic. Yid all who prefer to , be tanght on the piano or singing by a M. 0..... have a , Melting ludic-arum Philadelphia- Drawing and Painting are cinder the direction of a lady accompliehed in the art.. The Pell Term commences September litssEastmen hu the liberty to refer to the following gem amen: Right ROT. A.raler,BlShOP of Pennsylvania. lion. Vninkliti Pierre. ex-President of U. S. Mon. tl. P. Clew, Governor of Ohio. C. Lamer, EM u Puttee - ale, Pa. George M. Wharton, Eq., Philadelphia. William Regales. Hu- Pittsbargh. Sylvania Lathrop, Ewa., Allegheny City. MISS M. L. EASTMAN, Je27d6m Medi, Delaware county, Pie ALL OF ST. J AIES THE LESS, PHI L DELPIIIA.—A VA SLILY BOARDING SCHOOL FUR BOYS—Rev. B. R. SMYSER, Rector. The Annual Seeelon will begin on TUESDAY, September E m. or Study Nature A ocient and Modarts La. Statham.llea, Natural &deur., Drawing, gc. Vocal =taught gratis. For CircaDr, address the Rartor, Re , D. R. SMSSER, (D. 0.) Path M S.chu, Iklll, Phil. - - - - BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASH. J ALES ROBB, NO. RD SIATIKET ETTLEST. NEAR TUE MARKET, Has Just realsed his la+S• Eall and Winter stock of LADIES', MIMES' and CIIILDIVENS' BOOTS and 0110E5 HIVE' CALF, HIP AND COARSE BOOTS, SIIOES, OXFORD TIES, OATTERS, OPERAS, 15. BOYS' AND NOUTRIP Boors, SHOES, /W. "TOWS" ROBBER BIIOEB, A very superior article and Ivry neth, Direct from the kLanufacturera which he will sell by the ram or PACIIOe at very reduord pries, for cash. This stock compass. ens of the largest assortments tube ((mud Ina ny city, ignitable for city w ind country sake, and having over twentyears experience In buying, he trust s that be can now salt nil tastes. Us rrepsettaUy Invitee all le lomat e al. eamertag them that pry will be Owed. mrlD—eelt) 0009B•0'5 II CLIPIII MILL R. PATXXTED .ON= 5... T. 1105.—Tle salmortban ma. ewe.»Sap UM 4 raltabla 111 ra:1:7.:01 as* LW matiaall sal coaria, 11144 MU, a. nill al pt. Wigs aea Tbours aka • rIT Mgr Tr full adArams Le- 1 eg% la atiaa 1 I r„I tt • 6417 • aasalkelmak. ' ' A :,..." 44 W..* Mal wi. aa. we elm mordiulms• fradi Ilzs. NM Saw st an 4sar, alb MA gra gm o 4 Nina ONO sag Imam la lama 4 , 1 1:004 4•4= Wass MY. NM hare , Owl:ft at imp Iglatg. sgs, Mal nobs, aa. An milabourarradail la aly• atllss aM1100140,1 Z. CrICULX I 00. Cla. iotdalreara URLAy Ye who Con•lder a One "lead of llidr N ATURE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT, but ere It le too late uso SANDER'S SCALP TONTC, ernich remoras the healthy °audition a the ecalp, uwst bale to grow on the bald, and checks any temleney tovrardi In falling out, and becoming mFx ildn. sale at the princitud lausaista, and by Um Pi prietor,SlATll STREET, two doom taloa Smithfield at. myle Stucco Worker JAMES cwEiff, MENEM ELM AND wrz.rr srincrm STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER, ea.c particular attontlou to all Emden" for work In Ma 'wrencoville too ! nDmKQlt too. a by J. 33.-CAVI'IXLI) I .1 Ham Wm. V. Johnston, J. 11. Ehaenberger, Eq. A. K. Lewis, Esq., . . Dem. Dr. Van Dorman. ocMI apliklya Arithm tie, Book Keeping, Algebra Geometry, Ins. CENTRES owl DANAMENTII of all Undo farolaholi • hart ai21:10 • JOBF]PE FRIOBEI R e • (Boccesaor to) HIEBAIIo 11X8SICK & 00, lIIASONIC HALL, FIFTH STREET. fA FFERT TO TILE PUBLIC ALL TILE NJ &diesel. of the sermon, served op at the shortest no. Ucc, from 6 o'clock in the morning to lgo'clock at night. BosiOnful men and others will do well to call In and exam• Ina oar DM of Fare at any time to malt their appetite. Having ItATengeinents Mole to receive choice articles 10 our line, from Baltimore, and Norfolk, we can otter • fresh stn h icly of OYBTE T LOUT, HALIBUT, LAKE HERRING, And from the West, all the varieties of PRAIRIE HAIM AUCU /13 PRAIRIE CHICRENB, REED DIRDS, which we can tarnish to Invalids or others, at Wholesale or Retail. either at the comer of WAND AND PENN STD., or at WALNUT HALL. Fifth BtreeL anal) oelltlyd A. 0. dicOREW, TEAMBOAT AND GENERAL AGENT Water Street one deer Ploore Market. nulghltt DU O TOILEUSE.—III FURNSHING HARDWARE lionsekee l lng article. generally. Hollow Ware, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Brlttanla, Brlght, Japanned and Pressed Ir. Ware . , .70IIN FLUTING, N 0.17, Market street, eorner of Thlrd PALOMAR KM PLATFORM SCALES. PILE undersigned haying been appointed ex '. elusive Agents for the eale of theseoelebnatmEßOALEA olenthlbttufed by the onietual Inventory, E. T Ltra. R eam it 00, reelect/Only invite the etteetion of the tar these community to the mapertority of these Beaks one others. Them Seeks have been enidected to the SEVEREST TEEM on all the principal Railroads In the United States and England, and in eves 7 branch or bruinsa througbout the world, and their uniform errantry and great durability have gained for them the reputation of being TUN BTAND. AND nom mum TIME CAN DE NO APPEAL. Wm are prepared to Eli ceders for Counter, Portable, Dor mant, Roiling blUi, RaUraul and Canal Scam, LT austiraenrazate rime_ HUSSEY & WELLS, No. 112 b Liberty Street, Osmatercial , Dittabrugh,Penen, G"'S-150 bags °rime Green Rio Coifs. 100 belt chest. Young llyson Tea. 23 " " Guowder der, 45 0 " papered np and. loose Black Teen 100 bas. of the carWaa etandar4 brands Tobaceec 75 bias. Gropers' New Tack Was Z " L07~ 5 .. d% 80 " Taileg r aw Turk, dcr, I tt "" trinterBLiethel Whale 033 30 0 Tanners' Oth Withan amortment don other golokla our Una Mir= 0 DILWORTH, erth N0a.1.305e011g98!0033 4 IL H.R. Ait lIIEORY EXPOSED.— TUB TRUE SCIENCE REVEALED. Mankind have bait been algulPl.d to d'ilt'°°° to oe muds the Maeda ot medicine, and of deriving • truthful eolation of Dement over disease, and Its proper me In the treatment of Haack. Medkine, as practiced by the regular faculty, is a delusion —.brindle of improbabilities arid uncertsinttea. There Is nothing in it. theories on which the phyetclan C. rely as certain or fixe4 the results obtaned from its preecriptions are doubthrl, and In most cases umealsfactory. It b a solemn and otartilugaCe, 0 . 4 th"."th' a u"'" "who have departed tide life died 'deices, out to &me.% bat to the thing/Jerome thpliaalmt of this subtle and emcee tan theory, a. practiced by the regular faculty. We bore preyed the Idler &Racy dam regular practice of medicine, and the great undeniable truthfulness of the B. B. Rorer and ".." th an; for, in a thothandeases, where 1 the regular phyriciatohave Oven up their patient. as incur able, and had in many come evenset the time to only • few , apart hours, that their siennahad to live, Wetter. Ready Relief, Regulatore or Enamel, m the arse may have been, ho. ...D.. , ttift. dying patients to mow life and heath. In the treat nt of the sick by the R. H.R. reltentim, there 'stealth left to chance or nthertaintiee, fur these remedies are so prepared m to poems fixed and peative cne .tiro powers, futholed on principle. es immutable in their power over deems, se the lath of gravitation over the earth. It is therefore, imposable for these remediee to foil In removing from the Inn= v./dem thedifficulty for which they may be givety =dot restoring the whole human sys tem to Its normal audition of health. Tide Is rethily seen to the samara. efficacy of BAD RELIEF—for the moment thi• remedy is applied to the parlor pulse( the body tortured with pain, or crippled with , infirtnitke, all Fein and unseals ceases, and the crippler, lame and wounded limb become. Ithigor. ated with renewed arepgth. So also with the Reeolvent— The me The Borth Moen, Humors, and the meet ob stinate of throttle demure quickly become extinct after • ew doses la taken. La asses of Dyepepeia, Constipation of the Dowels, De tangement of the Liver, Congestions, palpitation of the Mart, Reidwars Lagalitore, in the form of Tills, can be relied upon= a pcaltire ad eertain corrector and myth. tar of them difeculthis. le cams of temporaoyConstipatlon or derangement of the stomochor bowels, the Cathartic and Purgatith MID given by the regular faculty, even if they re liort,th, ...h th e rem difficulty,. do ito at the expense. of Cramps, Meknes. at tornach,thel Weakness, and after the affects of these roe ore over, the Wools ... tert. timed the system ebßitated. Iladway's Regulators will instantly relieve the and dieters, remove the difficulty and re-store •re action to the liver, etomsch, bowels and other organs—they neither Irritate, Inflame, Welton or ereakea,oilet, and the emanations natural, with on.lp the system or cramping t o bowels Them re are the only one. that hthe reduced the hygienic principle to the fixity of oma erentiad demon stration—invariable In all cases, and p ng on a settled maim. They, ad they alone, hared to the he ......17 .0.16 eskoltetie end repugnant lice of the so can '. "..1.1.........1. the precielon an in lability which are essential to the remdrements of a ace. Taking We human body ea the problem, and health its normal con dition, they proem:lb, deal rules to eliminate all extrane ous and deleterious 'particles, and am restore the constitu tion to it. integtity, by the expelsith of thoselocal or organ ic irregulartim which Titled& the soundness of the whole. Itlettltaol 3 DOWEL In. Cholera, Yellow Fever, Ship Send, Desent.T. DI. rboen, Typhu. thd ;Typhoid R ea d yr lied all malignan r and mahatma fever., Eadway's eay Relief and Regulator. are 001 .. 1 1 r t." curative*, but certain pleventive. Not on y in the milder taltudeeef the North have these temediee cored the petlerita of them terrible maladiee, hot ander the burning mom of the tropic; where, In the wildest and most violent degrees, they mounted the people as a pee tilthce. With these remedies you need not fear extent.° to any contagioua diameter Infections malady. effinrentenosth ormeses. All disease. that have become mlablislied to the system, called chronic or adatitutional, Radway's Resolvent, aided by the Relief thd Regulators, will remove. Scrofula, Brute chit* Meer., Some, Fever Sam,' Humor., Humors, Salt 1 Klemm, and all eau diseases will thickly yield to this all powerful remedy. The use of the Resolvent will, in s few weeks, entirely change the whole condition of the leery, we care not from how many generations you have derived your title to the disease" established in your bodim, Railway'. Resolvent will remove noted give to you what your forefather. were cits ' ble tn—a pure and healthy body—free from disothos. - °AMON DISZAILI. All diseases prevalent at this season of the your, caused by derangement of the organ. of the Nyvten, Padden change. oras weather, heat end cold, disturbed circulation of the blood—Rbenurotleen, Neuralgia, Tic Doleeeuo, Bowel Coto , plata.. lever, and Alone, Heedschn, Toothache, Ache. and Pains of all kinds, Bruises, norm, Scalds, Voile. Inflautina leer Please., Congestive biseaste, 11Muore to the MOM— ' Impure Bleed, Roils, Pustule temple, Blotches, de. Liver 0 ...1. , ...D. -1 1 ntr.1.P.1.% Kidney Comp lai nt s , thd all Daimon whether dente, arthnoory, =Wth i., nervaes, chronic, or conetitutional, lthelway'. Remedial will mat positively exterminate and rootere the therm and enfeebled system to . health and arength. Se nerm—to Too DIM. Ye who have friends now epee the think of the grave' on whom v3l holes of recovery are loot—who tip m ineumble by your phyeician, we invite yen to make 11,110 more effort toner the valued life of the dying one. A tried of these Remedies cannot do any injury, and may re store to life and health, even though no here are entertain ed by your physic:Lan. Over a thousand arch instance have come to cur knowledge: and we therefor.% feel threelvesdna. tined In requesting the trial. Sorely, oft er the physician =OO be can de ea more, his prejudice to your thing a rem , dr that must do good, is criminal. As one of the Inatome, we have alluded to in the above allele% we refer the public to the case reported to OA by Richard Oriffith, Req., well known in Cethda Won as a mete of ti1,;11 integrity, and well approved of by his couutrymen be his high official capacities. Ilathowsketu, Poulenc Co, C. W, 1 June 211. h, 18D7. J In October, 1856. my wile giving bath tood a child, left be her tea early and caught • Desert. d, which promisor t termithte her lik. The beat physicians to this neighbor hood thd Kingston were in attendance on her—lint all of oc grail—the doctors had girth her up to die. Fbrsewn am semen ,earll at at her bedside, momentarily watching to see ber breath her last. I happened to pee • copy of your never called "The awing World," and there read of your medicine. I remised to teat them ea • last resort. I gave her the Raeleent with the Regelators—and Rellef—ac. waling to direction. and in th ree days awned a sender fiti Owyment. F rom this she doily recovered, end is now, thank 00d, better than ever the was in her life. The child, when thtee mouths old, canghta bad cold, and docinded teeny to a inert skeleton, nothiug hut tame and alin as ryes protrusissifmss Aim AMA; as (f CAsy woad deep out; the phydathe all united to saying there was oo cute of at tempting to rem him, Air case mu hoptless, as As seas too young and mud die. Rut I thought different Your Rem edies gave the to my wife, while the doctors gam her op to death. I .gale had recourse to them. I garb Wm the Re solvent Internally and mad It a. • wash externally to Ith eyes—he Is now • laughing, hearty. prattling child, thloy log the best of heath. Your thee anent and grateful servant RICHARD DRIFFITIL The above. reader, la bet MS out of tboeuernds of Oil2lllo/ mwee ha Ws world, when, had elm verdict. of the physicians been felled epee without further trial. death would have Waal its victim. Do not therefore give up your friend. on mem report of your physiaans who my they can doer When you are told WI. resist to ono Remedies. RAD. AI I CO, IC& Walton street, N. Y. for gale by MINT A MINER, Masonic Hall, Tina. ba ltlt. a. R. it....u.....id by bYbreb.Y., Member.. and Stacekeeper. all%feilidawlyf 11011 A.I.)W A Y'S READY RELIEF-5 gross Xtr on hand acrd for sae by B. L. FAHEY:STOCK k CO., rorner of Wood and Fourth streets. The ttttt Discovery OP PRE 40E. MR. KENNEDY. OF ROXBURY. lIAS dlecorcreil In one of our common pasture weed., • rimed that curve every kind of flumes from the word gmvfvleto•mumon Its ha. tried it In over elevedshnuel.dr MI% and never felledsnept In two ome n (both tlaM to eSznor.) H. hill DOW in by poise-salon over two hundred es calm of Its rah" s/1 within twenty miles of Boston. Two bottler. ere warranted to cum sunning .or. mouth. One to throe bottle. will mire tbe wont kind of pimple. of the face. Tlroto three battles vi:11 emir the eyetem of bath. Tyro bottles are warranted to cure the ward canker to el month and stomach. Three to dye honks ano entrants! to cure the worst - • poloo. O orydoo lo tvo orsrvontod to taro on bosom of tn. Twobottlee are warranted to cure running of the eon and blotches among the ban. Your to enhance are 'tenanted to cure corrupt and rue Must alone. eme bottle will cure wale ereption et the skin. Two to three bonitos.. warranted to cure the meet deem rate cases et rheumatism. T.O to three bottle. RIO warranted to carethe wont MI. ringworm. Three ha four bottles et werrented to core Alit rhonm. Tire to eight bottles wilt cure the word nee of element. A benefit la edwaye experioneod (mm the first bottle, and perfect cure Is wwrrastod when the above quantity is tie. kerb Nothing looks as harrabible to ammo who have In vain tried all thewondeifrd medicine. of the day, as that a rem mg, g en t , ra semmg m g the ' ,setup, and along old stone walla ' tillould cure every humor in the system; yet it Ls now aimed boob If you bass &humor It kes to stall. There are no ifs our ands, humour his shoot theanitine some ours and nut your.. Meddled over a thousand bottles of it in the vicini ty of Boston. I know I. effect. in every cane. It has al: ready done ammo( the greatest antes ever gone In blame chosen*. I Rare It to children over a year old: to old people of oeo e.g.- I have Wu poor, pony, sternly Inking children fkah was toll and flabby, instated tea perfect stale of health by one bottle. Toth.* whooro mt... to • etch headache, one bottle will alwayscum it. It giros greet relief to vibrant& and ding oes.. Some who have I...rani-04Iva for years, have taken nod been regulated by lb Where the Imody is soma! it works quito easy, hot where there is any 11rntogritient of the fun. Pons of nature, it sail .1111.0 very aiogNar feelings, hot you must not be alormed--they always rallsoppar in from four days to It week. There is sieves leol result from curantry, alien that feeling is over psi will feel yra one , . person. I heard 1.461 K. of the oust chase Morns of it that lone ever listened to. No chant ever ...nary; cot the best you an .1. I ha' an herb, which, when simmered in meat oil, din Won* swelling of the neck and under the earl cents. Price of the Medical Dhearery4 l per hot Dinvmoss FOR USE. Adult, one table spoonful per day. Children over eight years, dessert spoonfmth children from Ave to eight years, tem epoonful. A. no direction OM IA nude applicable to al constitutions, hate enough to operate on the bowels twice ID. KENNEDY gives pessonal attenraloncein bad roses 1. scrofula. Bold*lntimate and retail at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood rtrort,'yortirr of Virgin Alloy, and . . YLESIING, Alio. Ebony, at.lo ruhrilydAnft Tr ENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVEBY— ‘ g '' . -o " hand `anaDori s'sirmssrocK k e,-NI oorner of Wood and Fearth street., A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY t t WHIM DAS BEEN ME STUDY AND research of the best medial mo m at ever lived to Ind a remedy that would radical, the DPIPITein, which hes been recently found out by D D. R. T. IORD, Ol PITTSBURGH', PENNA., Rls laborious search and research In the Vegetable King dom for eight or ten years, tots brought to R¢pt • wooderful Medicine whkh will radically ours be DYSPEPSIA, which • is the bet mum of ell .anal Demon which the human MS tem le solidest to. Hain the Rearreir (Stomach) clean and hoeithy. We must all have good health and cannot bee subject of any general disease. Dr. H. T. FORD has been a two of this enrol disease himself, [Dyetispele)lbr eight to ton litolui sod Km tried hundreds of experiments on Lima% but on in nlq u tlt Ms present din:army, 'dab radladly cored him Leil may others six, eight to twelve dam, without peso or debase, or any unpleasant &alba , In Me system, but on the contrery, It Intimates the rystan and gives a healthy motion to every park It will act gently or cosi:dully on the bowels, and fiee beAltby sake to the stomach and liver. Yon can eat and drink your usual Menot ti :kb will not Interfere—the medicine d ra m_ _idia W du •-attltd DR. R. T. POIIDD DIM 4CO lAL. What kind of Manses all DM*" Produce! I Eisner It b the first mosso( all weevil diorama. Liver Affection, =Mon, or Pulmonall.. ?CI lic& =lons Diarrhea, =b. even, lever and Ague. Nervous . [Piked "balm Dowels, boils, Husky or Otainny Man, Doh* Rh o % maths of MI kinds, Apopl, Inseedty, Wealmenn of the Fai...a.spuou Me WW 4 O- autraiurti d ulotot f the Momacn, Throwing up of year rood, and Wind. * All of the sho t' vamp may or b• mthwd fwm • stomech. Prom that onpn ell general Mecum =Vic*Famed, (if this daterotat Is tm, which no gene Nod will deny,' because all who ban bean sick know MO statement to be km from expertmoo, • ScL Or &mated stomach te Bret. Eon m a ny n it is to a pas patkint who ha. been mt. feting for a yam, to point him to s remedy that he am rely cm and redleally rasirmi the curse that has made him sick. It a curlew towed upon the ocean, at the first glimpse cifiialognmlsMt borir=. * Sold lir-the proprietor, Dr s .E. OR Watt end of Arena% (Fourth oad,) and also JO= No, U 6 Woodarte!, corner of liXtb elm Hs TM, MICIOWAN 004 LfbesW_Wrimtr below axial:, 1 Pal:Marsh. Aiabigr, w. Dann, dormerly the firm of bans T. bample & likerthmint ocemee of /edema ordt and the Mama& Allegheny City. And ebb, Dr, Awatum. -sad um PulE me tunho bl° I s Minn -fteilittris 'Animal!: • The Mims mesUchim need no tourinendation, fen bea m/Ms tar MO and county tastllY to Mak bribable, ambles. 'Their squad u not to be to • inellrd&R/Ii ATIIICS CATHARTIC PII.LS. 3110 AR COATED.) LSI WADS TO CLIANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE TILE SICK, Modiers, Physicians, Phslonthropirtr, Read their Effects, and judge t he ei Vrtue/. Poe the cure of Ileednche,Slck Head and Foot Stomach. Pwrsecnou, Slay 1, 1a55. Dr..). G Avac.•—ffira I bane L: on repentantly cured of the worst hLwdsche any body can hare by a dose or two of your Pills. It seems te arise from foul stomach, which they cleanse nt once. If they will cure othere a. they do me, the fact fa worth knowing. Tows with great respect, ED. W. PILEBLE, Clerk of Steamer Clarion. Bffious Disorders and Liver Clamplainix DmathenKer or TO. larremee,. 1 Washington, Feb. 7,1856. I Sim I hare wed your Pills in my general and hospital practice ever slum you made them, and cannot hesitate to say theyara the best cathartic we employ. Their regulat ing action ou the /Jeer Is quick and decided, consequently they are an admirable remedy for dernuglaments of thnt or gan. Indeed, I have seldom found a case of Itiliout D cease wa obstinate that it did not readily yield to them. Wndernally yours, All)NZO BALL, AI. D Physician of the Ithrine Tharenkery, Heirs and Worms. Post Orates, Ilsaluno, Liv. Co., Mkt., N0v.16, 'PK Da. An. Your Pills we thoperfection of medicine. They have done mywile more goadthen lan tell you. She bad been tick and plcdug away for mouths, Went oir to be dot tored et great gypsns, that got no better. She then com menced taking your P 1 li ft which soon cured her, by expell ing large quantities of worms (dead) from her braty. They afterward. cured her and our two children of bloody dye eatery. One of oor neighbors had It bead, and my wife cored him with two down of your Pills, Nadine others around us paid , fm flue to twenty dollars dcgtors' hil; and lost much time without being cured entirely even then. Such n rued debase as yours, which it actrmlly good and honest, will be prized hero. OEO. J. 01111aTIN, Postmaster. Indigestion and flannelly of the Blood. From Fiev..l. V. 'limes, Pastor of Advent Church, Boston: ' Da Arta I hare used your Pills with extraordinary suc cess In my family and among those I nm celled to visit in distress.. To regulate the organs of digestion and purify the blood they are the very best remedy I have eve, known, mad lean confidently recommend them to my friend.. Your., J. V. 11111F.S. Wessaw, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 24, 1156. Door Sin tam umbel/ your Cathartic Pills in my practice, And find them an excellent purgative to cleanse the system and purify the focantains of t 3 lood. 301 b 111 O. NI - DACHA/I, M. D Eryripdas, SaNfula, Era, Teller, Taman, an Ball Rheum. From a forwarding iderobamt of St. Lon's, Feb. 4,1855 Da Arena Your Memo the paragon Of dl that be great In malleine. They have cured my little aiaughter of ulcer ous sores upon her hands and feet thatbsd proved incurable for years. file mother has been long grievoraly afflicted vith blotches amdplmples on her skin and inher hair. After - child wa. cored, and elm mina tried poor Pills, and they -urea! her. ASA SIORGIIIDOE. Eheulna.,y), .Netarttgia and Gout. From the Re 7 e. Dr. lleTwies, oiti:O3l.-titodist E. Mural: Primal Borst, Ssrsanan,tla., Jon. n, Holman Sun I should bo ute,,intefal for the relief your skill has brought me if I did not report my crow to you. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on excruciating neu ralgic pains,,which ended in chronic rheumatism. Notwith standing I had the best of physicians, the disease grew wrrrse and worse, until, by the sulvice of your excellent sgent in Baltimore, Dr. Makenzie, I tried your Pills. Their effects were slow,but rote.e Dy persevering In the cow of them I am now entirely well. XXVI Count= Bathe Rano; In., Dec, 6, 1855. DA. AIM I share been entirely cured by your Pill.. of Rheumatic Gout—a painful diocese that bad al lileted um for yeas. VINCENT SLIDELL. Yor Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Complaints, requiring an active purge, they are on excellent remedy. For Coati.rieu or Constipation. .d 11A is Dinner PilLthey ant agreeable and effectual. Pita, Suppreasion, Pamlysio,lnilammation, and even Deaf ness, and Patti. Blindnes., have here cured by the antra nee action of thew Pills. Meat of the pill. in market contain Heronry, which, al though o valuable remedy In skillful hand% in dangers. In ...bile pill, from thedreadful ennwelnentes that fregnently follow Its Incautious use. Thew Contain no memos or mineral wobstante whatever. 0 AYER'S CIIERRY PECTORAL, TOR ITIS term cute or Cbwhs, li4l...lloarsrness, Injiarnra, Bronekiitt, lrlionping thogA, Croup, Artlimo, Incipient (horomplion, end fur the relief of rrommittive potioza• io advanced Wages of the Maws.e. We need not speak to the pnlilie of its virtues. Through mat evert town, and almost every ham!.l of the American Mates, Ire wonderful Clll,l of pulmonary erentilAint• hare made It already knout,. \a3, few are the Emilie, in any civilized country on thi • continent witi . ... t moue personal wxpetieree of Its e ffeetr, and fewer yet the committal'. any here which have not. among them acme living trophy of its Ticory over the subtle and danger°ua diseases of the throat dud longs. While it le the most powerful antidote yet known to man for the formidahlemnldangerous disease of the pulmonary organs, it is air, the plensatitml and sari eat remedy that run he employed for infanta and young persons. Parents , shouldhavo It In store against e hav the instill. one enemy th at steals upon them nnpreiwned. We abundant grounds th t.dirne the Cherry. Pectoral Farce more tiros by thowegiumptions It prevents than thou" it cone,— Keep 'thy you, and core ynnr nails aline they see rumble, nor neglect them until no human skill into master, the inex orable canker that, fastened on the vitals, ruts your life away. All know the dreadful fatality of long disorders, and As they know toe the virtues of this remedy, rye utast not do more than to enure them It is still made tho bestat can to. We spare no owl, no rare, no tell to produce It the most perfect poiatible, and thew talent threw you relyon it tho best agent which our skill can furnish for their cure. Prepared by D. J. C. AY Eli e Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Maw. ahrPriee 25 cents per bar. Tire bares for $l. Bold by It. A. FATINESTOCK t CO.. Wholiewle Agents ' Pittebargh.ruid by all Druggists and Medicine Dezdene. • . . aoldtkertmF • YE. It' S CHERRY PECTORA 1. AND A eau too lie had. wholoode or retail, at U. li. FAIVINFITOCK * CO., ....". corner of Wood and Fourth sta. Health ana Strength Blast Follow It• Use. Elaarhncren Holland Bittern. rplIE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REM mly for Dyspepsia, Manua of th liidoeyek Liver Com plaints, Weaktiese of any kind. Fryer and Ague, end the ea rienasifectlons consequent ripn a ilitonlemil Stomach or Liver. Bach as Indlgeatlon, Acidity of the Stomarb,Celirky Pains, Iloerthern, Lima of Appetilm Deepondenco, Castle., nese, Blind and Bleeding Piles. Inl Itheumatin and Neural* Affections, It Mu %t numerous Octane. proved highly beneficial, and in otlien affected a decided Nature llnds no new enemy to combat, with lids delight ful tonic in the system. Its efforts are almost magical, yet the cure permanent. It come:minket. no violent shock to the eystem, but by arousing its viml energy to normal se. Non, enables It to throw on the muse, and Was thoroughly eradicates the disease. When its medicinal virtues ere to univenrilly acknewl -1 sd I, and mrticalarly here, where it has become so popu lar • family medicine, that it is sold by many of He d ge ccwell se by all the druggsts. it would s nrel. , to ler further evidence; yet as th ere are doubtless tome w o lure tried meaty advertised remednu. seem dill onffer f Dyspeprial n one or more of its dreadful burns, we sub join the following certifitatm, the authenticity of which cannot be doubted, coming no they do from persons so well km WHAT IT IS DOING FOR THE SICK. ii . ',F .- Wm.Schcieheitan, Esq., the well known Lithographe rota.% "I have frequently used Borthave's Holland Bitters, and Bud It 'invertsLly relieves indigestion and debility." Rev. Samuel Baboock says: "I found special relief from Its use for • severe headache, with erbich I Lad long sur fered." J. W. Woodwell, Esq., says: "I have used Ekrrhave'm Hot and Bitten myselLand recommend it to others, knowing It totisicort what it le represented." Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St. Clair. nape "I hayed. rhea great benefit from its we for weakness of the stomach Indigertion." am Jaa. M. Murphy, says: "After several physicians had faded lerhsva's Holland Bitters removed the pain from my heart end ilde,arizing from indigestion." The e ditor of the Kittanning Free Prom says: "After one of the best physicians in this place had failed, Drerhave'e Holland Bitters cured me of the rood form of Dyspepsia" Frauds Felix, only manufacturer of then riginaliirwact of Goff.," sityr. "I know that your Holland Bitten None of the bast Misdkanes In the world fora disordered stodiach sr Rae." Dr. Ludwig editor of the racket, Baltimore, pronounces It "a medidne deserving the confidence of the public." Dr. Ederhart, t h e loading German physician of Penns- hos prescribed It freently during the past there. years, with marked MCC., to debtlltated Mates of the digestive organs, or of the system generally. The manager of Rallou's Vinegar Factory, wipe "I used it myself, ander. therefore induced to try its effect upon my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to .11 of ardnioamptlve MLR.) and rvally It is doing her more goal Wan anything she Weever taken." NOTIM--Whoucer expects to find in this a beverage will he disappointed; bat to the sick, 'MIS and low spirited, It will pro. • patel4l aromatic cordial, possessed of dupl. larremedial properties. CAUTIONI—Tbe great popnlarity of this delightful Aro ma, hos Induced many imitation/I, which the pnblle ebould Irmo] against purchasing. Re not permeated to boy Any thing else until you have given therhave's Hollm.l Bitters • fair WM. One bottle will convince you how infinitely supe rior It is to all them Windfalls. Mg-Sold at $l.OO per bottle, or AM Witted for $5.00 by the sole Proprietors. BENJAMIN FADE., Ja,k CO.. corner Smithfield cud Third ads, Pittsburgh. OINGRAL *maim. Phßielelphla, T. W. Dyott k Sous, No. IM North Second street, New 'Fork, Mums A Park, 74 Broadway, corner Duance, 'Baltimore, Costume Brothe., Gay street, and Penn. nylvsnia Avenues Cincinnati, John D. Park; Chkingo, Bor. cIN Brothers, gla South Water .tract; St. Loa, Parmni Adams k Cnd New orteana J. Wright At Co. fnl:ly4k.P — IILEADI READIt rr WILL TAKE SOU BUT A FEW htINDTES, AND NAY SA TRYOUJIANY FEARS OF SUFFER CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, The Great Purifier of the Blood. The SO4 Aiteratire ever yet Dirceesrall Phyelelens prescribe It, and eeery one who uses It fan walk• log eAvertieetnent. No .Ilottleirto ever 'rot offered to the Atneriean pubilo her gnined such popularity In r eo abort a - time an CARTER'S SPANISII MIXTURE? IT WILL CURE ANY CASE OF SCROF ULA. It will cure any we of Rheriuttlam. It will emu any came of Falt Rheum. It will cum any ease of Neuralql. It will ono say ease of Fever and Ague. Or any DilauKulariAing [ram an impure Mato of the Blood SCROFULOUS RRADEIR It cured the niece of the Hoe. John Minor Dotty, member of Canvass, from Virginia, of Scrofula, after the atilt of the brat phyulelana, both of New• York and Fhilailelphin, had been tried in ram and it will cora yen, realer, if you are eO L.lu.alam,uu,la - it cored D. Surritt, Esq., ofeincinnati, of Rheumatism of dbur inane standing, after all other remalles bad fatlidt We have hundreds of such certificate. Call on the agent and get a took end Circular, and reed for yourself, the many remarkable and astonishing cures It has made. The celebrated Dr. Dutcher writtss to us that he had two of the meet severe and long etamling cases of a disease that would yield to cove of the usual remedies, but he cured ooe care with al; and the other with nine bottle. of Carter's Bpantsh Mixture. We have known It used In over a thous. and cases, and have yet to hear of a /native to any cam. YR SHARING THOUSANDS BRADI ACME AND FRYER—Do not take Quinine, Mercury, or any each noxious Drags, but try at once this great Alterative and Purifier of the Bloat Carter's Spanish Mixture will cure any and every case of Ane and Fever. We have cover yet Immo it to fall. And for all &owes arising from an Impure data of the Blood, no medicine has ever rot been fouml to have co good an effee.t. If you ars sick, try it at ones; do not delay: time is precious, and health the grunat of all blessings, without which W sleets valueless. WI& B. DEERS IVO., Proprietors, Richmond, VirOnia. For tale by D. A. EANNEBTOCK A CO., and 'JOUR! FLEMING, Pittsburgh, and Druggists and Country Men. chants In all parts of the United State. and Canadas delialkerlyl 11 Price PAINS CURED LIKE MAOlO. 11'10, tweety-five cents per bottle. la the forerunner of disease. Care the pain and you cheek the Raw. PROF. RINDYS MAGNETIC OIL Ie truly the wonder of the mei It aims pain In kin time than it requires to get s physiolad It rinse Toothoehs hi a minute. Caree Cramps, or Pain fn the stomach and Dowels. Corm Stiff Neck and Swelled Pam from a Cold. Cures Itheamalrm sod Neuralgia. Cam Swains, Itraiseit, Scalds and Burns. Cares Corns sod any Paln in the Peet. Cures Awns and Lump in the Brant latently . Caen Zemke in a ther minutes. Cures Pain In the Bides, Limb. or Dark Cares Ague and Chill and Fever. This .1s 120 humbug medklne, and no 'family should to without a bottle to on of. accident or sudden stamina It le sad externally, always giving immediate relief. If the ,WONDIERVIM OIL could vent, It would 'exclaim,— "Wale mat physician take whole months to Blab I make my amain half asummais day." Ten yeas resides° with the Red Skins to the form to. =rith subsegue t xkntlda travels on the continent of aniedating enly with the very elite of the Medical has mthdaPra. MID to peanut to the world itie WO ltaltfL MAGNETIC OIL Per sae by all reepeetable Druggists, and It Prot Rani Nix TS Ihted stmt. IMENZIr %lc a C 0; and Dr. ONO. IL MOM lint*Ale .4111 61 . . . ed 11011•10 *lailzoabss RAILROAD NOTICE rIPIIE PlTTSBURGll k r j r a lwaim WAYNE A CHICAGO A ROAD CO3IPAINY, with its =pie Ealing Stock and equip ment, and Its through connections, he prepared to slawasport Passenger and Freight from PUts&lphia and Pittsburgh to Chicago, St. LoulAltellanapolls,ebeilll=o. and all places Weal and South-west, frith agent degree of regularly and expedition. The fart that this read Kern. at direct and consolidated line between Pitts • Jurgh and Chicago, is • sufficient, FM sates that its Trains will make goal time, and connution• with Trains on other Rauh. PASSeeNCEI MALTS LUNT Pittsburgh. Crestlitte.L Ft. Warm U. S. Mall 3.30 a. v. 112.00 2, I 7.10 P. ft. Km. 2.15 P. x. 1 10.05 P. Pt. 5.43 I. Y. Way Passenger Train, 8.45 A. It. 1 ar,910 p.m.l Mail Train learn Pittsburgh at 3.20 s. ra.,artiring in Ca. raga atOIOA. u. Express at 1.00 T. M. Rucn Cturaart—Stilt train at 8.13 P. at. Express train at 5.15 A. x. Way Passenger train at 545. The 8.45 A.ft. Train from Pittsburgh being a Train lalogal bushel', is overtaken at Crestline prodtmin from Pittsburgh at 2.15 r. v. All Trains make claw connections at Catalina for Coluta. bur, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Lear, also, at Fort Wayne with .Trains on Wabash and Western Railroad for Ixdayette, Central Illinois and St. Louis:also, at Forest with Trains on the 31. It. A L. E gg Win. From Chicago. iFt. Wayno.l Crestline.l Arr. Ptttab'g Express, 3.30 P. M. 111.03 P. M. I M 5.45 A. . 114 P. it. U. S. 8,45 P. u. 5.30 P. ft. I I.oor. a. 8.50 P. at. Way Pas. Tr. 6.30 P. ft.t 6.20 A. m. These Train. make clow connections with Trains for Phila. delphis, Baltimore end New York. Trains from St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cinebarniti and Colon]• hos make close connections at Crestline with el returning Train)t Ft. Wayne, Trains from St. Lords, Central rmis,aette, and intermediate pieces, connect with aborts Trains. Trains. At Forest,connectlons are mato with Trains to and from Cincinnati. Spam:held and Dayton. Accotamotattox Takers—Leave New Brighton for Alla gheny at 5.30 A. it.,1.30 e. m,and 13.05 P. a. Lear Allegheny for New Brighton at 10 A. AI, and 3.00 e. x. Baggage checked through, wad no charge for hamlling,_ For tickets and further information apply to A. T. JOHN STON, Agent, at the Great Western Railroad office, directly on the corner of the 3ltmongaliela Keeee, Pittsburgh, or to GEORGE PARKIN, Passenger station, Penn St. between Wayne and !land; 11. F. PATRICK,. No. 30 Dear St. opposite Tremont Homo, Chicago, or to tho Agents a born t the Stations along theline. To commence on MONDAY,October :oth, and continue until further notice. J. J. HOUSTON, (len. Pater and Fr't D. W. ROSS, Pass'r ,Agent, Chime. J.ll MOORE, Sup'L , myffil-Ifeffl 1257. Winter Arrangement.......... 1857. QT. LOUIS, ALTON AN Da l au CHICAGO RAILROAD.—On nod after OCTOBER 20, Trains will run is follow. GOING SOUTH, Leave Chicago at... Arrive at St. Louis GOING NORTH. Leave Eriat R. Louis at. ...... RAO A. L. and 410 P. Y. Arrive at ChiC2,7l at 9.10 P. a. and 6:46 A. n CONNECTIONS: At CIIICAGO, with ail the Orent Eastern and Northern Lines. At JOLIET, with Rook Island Railroad West, and "Cat Or' East. At PEORIA Jilt:C[loN, with Peoria and Oquawka Rail road for Peoria, Gitlesburgh, Darlington and iuterntedLate glares. . At,RLOOMINOTON, with Illinois Central Railroad, North and South. At SPRINGFIELD, with Great Western (DLL) Railroad, Emit for Decatur, &az West for Jacksonville and Naples. At ALTON, with Terre Dante and Alton II rood East, and steamers on the Direr. At ST. LOUIS, with Ohio and Miss. Railroad Weat by Pacific Railmad and Missouri steamers to 11 rthern Mis souri, Ramos and Nebradoi Also, to all pain en the DU wain and Mississippi rivers. Jla-Through Tickets ran be obtained ;et all the principal Railroadiiffices. unF_Tnrottgb Tickets and Freights as low as by any other I Ronte. A. 11. Iii(1011F., General Superintendent. bDItICU, Oen. Fusion AgenL nos . . ICT ......FALL ARRANGEMENT -.- 1857. Cleveland and Pittabargh Rail Road. TII E NEW SIIORT ROUTETO CINCINNATI AN ST. LOUIS vu STEUBENVILLE 014 BELLEAIR NOW OPEN.—The train+ of (hit road now' run directly to and from Pittebtirgli awl Allegheny Depots and Cleveland, Stettbmie vim ; Wheeling nod Bellcalr without change of Baggagc . Too Daily Trains to Strubenville,Wheellng and Bence, Two Daily Trains to Cleveland, Toledo and thltogo. On and after Monday, October Z 4 1857, the teem of this Compony will run dolly, (Sundays excepted.). (allover Leave Pitt/torah nod Allegheny Depots at Sion A M., and 2.111` 11. Arrive in Stiniberiville at 11.15 0.0.6.030.0. Po Itellealr, Do . Cleveland 3.80 r. 5., ne4 9;10 P. Clie..7l.7,l7:wittig"gcl We c'elinecofio'ne'vr'llt go through for Toledo, Chicago and all prominent Mame in (ho north wed. This train nlso goes through to Steubenville and Boltenir. Cloolunl pamengere changing ram at Welbrrille. Al Clovelaud, this train also. Makin. CIOe connections milk the Cleveland end Erie Railroad for Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo nud 1100000 Tolls. • The 2.::0 r. rt. train makes connections at StenbenvllleJunee Don &OA for 'Columbus and Cincinnati, arriving at Newark 11 , 50 r. vv. Columbus 1150 A. 31, and Cincinnati 5.45 A. 54 it'llellexir tit 7 Al 2 r. Is., connecting with the night train on the CoetralOhin Railroad for Cambridge, Zartetreille, Now mit, Collin:mm, Cincinnati and Ell. Louie. Also runs direct through Melo - eld, making close ormnectioun for all pundit west via Cleveland an nod Toledo R. IL and Michigan Central Railroad Itonta ,in Detroit. Passengers for Wellsville, Stenberivllle, Wheeling and other point or, the river line by these (ruins go through without detention moot' hours lu advance of the eteamboata on the river. Rage:ago checked throngh toStenbenville,Bellealr,C,olnm bus,Cinclunati,St. Louin,Cleveland, Chictgo and other points ou the line. PnOlOngelll for New Philadelphia and Stations on the Tittearrouts Branch most take the 8:00 A. M. Train from Pit tsburgh. Tickets are sold to Clereland, Sandusky, Toledo, Ctikagn Blilamilkie, St. Look, rdniney, Burlington, FOllOll, Rook Island, lowa City, Donlieth, Pryor* La Balle,Freeport, Erie, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Steubenville Wheeling, Bellealr, Columbus, lndlaimpolin, Cincinnati, Lo ' unvillo, SL Louis nnd to all way et a l ota on the road. Ticket to all points are sold at the Ticket Office In Plitt burgh and Allegheny City. PnVengTrn am get any Information concerning this line at the office of tho Company, (Monongahela Home,) Pitt.- burgh. IL P. °LAS.% Ticket Awl, Penn et. Depot. J. A. CAUGLIST. Agt. Monongahela Mouse, Pittsburgh Inevitably _ . Pennsylvanlo it.ttro.a. MILE GREAT CENTRALZgamp Route, connecting tho Mani , cities with Western, North-Western, and South-Western States by a continuos Railway direct. This road also con nects at Pittsburish with daily line of Stemma to all ports on the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all ports on the North-Western Lakes; making the mast direct, cheapest, and reliable souk by which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Wash RATES BETWEEN PIIILADELPIUA A PITTSBURGH. FIRST CLASS--Boota, Shoes, Hats and , Caps, Books, Dry Goode, (in bones, bales and trunks.) Drugs, On boxes and bales) Feathers, Furs. So SECOND CLASS.—Domostic Sheeting,' Shirting and Ticking, (in original bales) Drug , (in wake,) Hardware, loather, (in rolls or hotes) Wool and Sheep Pelts, Dunstan' THIRD CLASS.—Anvile, Steel. Chain. (in' casks,) Hemp, Bacon end Porkosalted Hooee or in casks,) Tobacco, manufactur ed, (except (Yar, or Cot.) Sr., be roulaucLAss.—Coffee, Fish, Bacan,Beef and Pork Lardsks or lases, Eastward,) Lard and Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, Ger man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosa, ke. FLOUR.-75c per bbl. until further mitt GRAIN—lie per 100 Pm. unttl farther nodal. COTTON—S 2 per bale not exceeding 500 IN welght„ until Rather notice. shipping goods from nay point east of Philadel phla, he garticular to mark packages a Pennsylvania ..Nroad." All Goods consigned to the Agent. of thin Bond at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded ,without detention. Portnoy Aorsera—C. E. Evans, 54 Rilby street, Boston; J. F. Clarke, No. 2 Bstor House, and No. 1 'William street, and John McDonald. No. g flattery Place, Now Toast Pierce A Co., Zanesville, O.; Irwin A Co., and Springman & Brown, i Cincinnat Os, R. C. Meldium, Madison, Inds:Dumesnil, Bell & Co., and Carter & Jewett, Lonikrilln, KY.; P. O. 0 , Riley A Co, Evansville, Inds R. P. Sans, Sy.Lon's, Slot Her. as, Worthley & Co., Memphis, Tenn liae4h A C o w 1114 J .611., Vt. Wayne, Ind 4 E. 5- Swede!, Philst4 Ma grnw k Noon., Baltimore . . D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh. 11. 11. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Agent, Philts. 11. .I.LOIIRAERT,Sopt, Altoona. Pa Jesfly Pittsburgh and Connebrrille Railroad. TILE PITTSBURGH !Kamm§ Ommellsville Railroad is no opened for the transportation of pamengurs and freight to and from Pittsburgh and Connelboville, connecting with the perm. Central Railroad at lirinton's Shaikh. Arrangements bare rage boon made with the Benno. Central hailmad, by which through freight to Philadelphia and Ilaitsmoro will be carried from points on the Pitts burgh and Connelsville Railroad, by oar loads, on favorable terms. ' Rosman or Tasoss—On and after Monday, sth s ., rho Passenger Trains will be run daily, eseept Etundays, follows: • Mail Train, will leave the Passenger Stationer the Penna. Railroad, at Pittsburgh, 6•soo'clork, A.M., arriving at Con nelblv nt 11:00 A. M. Express Passenger Train stinkers , Pittsburgh at :1:3o o'ck P. 61, and ftniveat Connellsville at 7:30 I'. M. llmuustan--Fsprese Mita will leave Conuellarille at 6 o'clock, A. M, connecting with She Blairsville Acrsanme dation Train on the Venue. IMllroad Width arrives et Pitts burg at 0 A. 31. Mall Train will leave ConnellsvMe at 1:30 P.M.. and con nects with tho Winton Accommodatkm Train on the Penna. Railroad, which wives at Pittsburgh at 6JD.P. M. Freight to and from Pittsburgh and stations oe the Pitts. burgh nod Counellsville Railroad, will be received and de. Ilvered.nt the outer Depot of the Penal. Railroad (koutpany. Bunting A Hall's Banshee for Mt. Pleasant, Uniontown, Frostburg and Cumberinod leave Connellevillo regularly on the arrival of the. trains. 31011 Train connects also at West Newton with ones/fee, by Ile plank rood, With Monet Pleasant, Somerset, Berlin, Frattipeteh,Cumberland,ke. Tickets can ho had from the Ticket Agent at the Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot. ocf• ntAcEsrons. soyn. Great. W Mall Rotate. • . GA LENA AND CifilagiEN CAOO Union Railroad, Mel Line for Freeport, Odens and Du:dotal, from CENTRAL DEPOT, foot of LAKE STREET, =meeting at Dwalelth with steamers fur Bt. Pool and the Upper hildimippL „ SVREUE DEME. FULTON AND lOWAILINE—For D ix on, Poltort. end Central town. Passengers for lora, Nehroaka and Raman, will this the mod expedltlons route, it - being an Alr Line to the Blissisdppl, and shorter by jlfty macs than any Cher line. connecting at Fulton with the Great lowa Stage Co., for ail points in lowa and the Wed. BELOIT AND MADISON LINF,--For Beloit, Jewel - Wes alsdison and Central Wisconsin. i• FOY RIVER VALLEY LINE—For Crystal Lice, Ida Fleury, Richmond, awl point. North. Two trains daily, Sunday excepted, for all of Use abase points, making clew connections with the Eastern Row* and with packet. on the Illanialppi, north and swath. F. A. HALL, Supt. Fmrfklydasll - JOHN 11. TURNER. Fred. FALL AND WINTER-- ORATES AND VENDERS, Aud other semomblo nrticim le my IMe, for sale to mit PRATT'S AMALGAM PENS.—Very co- scrior, elastic, and points maga for sale by WM. G.JOIINSTON &Co, • Stationers, No. 67 Wood t. COMBS--Rorn, India Rubber, Buffalo and Turflo Shell Dreecing Combos bory Flue Tooth 43004 rocket Comb. and rocket Mar Brodie. 10 large 111111447 old at JOB. P ,110113.1P05, ocl9 corner Market et. end the Mama. TUST REVD AND FOR SALE LOW-1 00 EY Lbl.Orero A lso ppl4 A, 28ke BO bbls. IS twist Cut Dry Tobacce; gL M Ills. Z. I. 43mr LriVili Kocuurrox,ior wooed. - - ASH FLOUR BARREL HOOPS coratani ly on band and Or sole by T. LITTLE .& CO., ' odd 1. Xs. 112 Messed street ROLLBUTTEr-5 primabia: R 11nt oi ir 2 bds. doLT:Zk:toJnd end fa ado y z325..91w 0C23 - . Peniandvaals Itallrosa. WINTER ARRANGt mums vltorr- , on'aii Inn NOT. The lOU Troia lemelbe Aisexagre etalsovaryloorm3 1 11117192 8 V1M TCaratalSh. ateePt.ern, 2.60 _ TELE NIG= EXPEICEO - 211140. haves /Wabash for .Le 920 P. EL The indium asmansuodatke atlthabl daily, eacapt Sunday, at 3:30 eclat, P. X. 'OMNI an statical, and running m lar as Indiana, Nal ruff WlCemport, West Newt.> and a Way 0. t he Pittsburgh and Clausellamha Railroad. Stsi VIM Aaiun modation Train for Turtle Creekilridggleaten d=lipt Sunday, at 10.13 am. She Second AcemsxmodalSai Turtle Crest IhmesdaSy, Sunda yam:opted. !AM R. , Z..— The Third Accommodation Train La Turtle Crank /Saws daily, except Sunday, at dsSO P. 31. RetunilagTrains anis. hatittabugh astakm..—¢4rem LIS P. m 4 Ilail, 1/10 a. am iwt. Lim, 3 a. us; Indiana An. mmodationould Cmsnellnille,9 aum nit Turtle ore& ELSO m.; fecund hassaansihmm, 12.40 p. 610p•ai, with Cannelarilla ay. m.; Third AL coonnorlatkm. The traveling public will dad it greatly to their interest, to going East or Week to trayel by thaPestaryleantallall• rood, as the areconmodationa zwir eared. =Met be etawe. ed on Any other route. As the road la ballasted WM01430114 and Is entirely tree fnmis Anst, ereefo prOmise akin Neel nod comfort la all who may favor ale mid with thetr get. • For further particning see hadbillgat the difkrent'tart , fog points. Possengen from the West trill end this the shortest and mom expeditions route to Philedelphie, more, New Toth or Boston. Farr to New Tork—....--... ............. ..... .413 00 Philadelphia. 10 00 " ILurisburg T 46 Balthnore .. 9 t 60 N. B.—The Excelsior ...... Line him been employed to convey Passengers and Bowe, to and Boni tho Depot, ate charge not to exceed 26 Cellta for each psunengog ;aiord bskx.sa. J. STEWART, Agt., Passenger Li, pitub.,..h, THOS., MOOR S , Agent, Pamenger Lines, Mandate/It. ocTioamit, MO, 1851. PITTSBURGII,COLUM4aMIN BUS & CINCLINATI 01.10 R LINE RAILROAD, slaSistrnMals. Through to COlunsbitsgat: seilhnt ylight. change q/ Ci 111064. ia da On and after SIONDAT,Oet.Zdn ISST, Tern Panmlasa Tussle via this mite leave the Penn Street, Plitsbdrgh; pa daily, (Sunday. exceptedj as foldout T TRALY—QINCIMAII Par use leaves PI hal. 3.30 Ants !Reuben lla Junction 6150, (bengal:est at Junction at TAO A Colmatela al RAO and strives at an. cinnatt al 6.30 s. ■ PROM TRAIN 2,30 111- &sullen andimivee at Cla lions on B.k I. R. tir By this and direct line einnatl =Atha son .11:30 A. And 10:30 P. 14 . &30 A. 31. and 1:30 t: 11. appoint:hogs andf clan road In the n. 02fIVECTIONS Trains connect A'neurk with the Sanduakr, Nand aid & Newark R. It.foi lit. Vernon, Sandusky, Toledo and Ch At 00L1111131313 with Columbia 7101 and Indiana R. B. for Plena, Urbana, Troy, Bellefontaine, Bored he. ndians At XENIA witt the Dayton, Tent. k IL Central IL for tillitield, Da yton, Ilichto or. owis Iwileiwt. ohs, LOilirfine, Oentraf Indiana, Central Illinois, Lafayette, Tenn ILIAC. St. U.* he. At MORBOWWith the CiodunatLlVllthington and Tepee villa IL R. for Washlngton,Cirriaville and Lancaster. • At LOVELAND with roads forllMiboro,llanekuad&Ports month. i AT CDICTNNATI with the Attie rf Jassfsdppil Braid t finage It. R.for oulison, Lonisillle, Now Albany, )rata ville, Vincenn Central Mina's, St. Lonis,Tirersot city, Kans., Ne nuke, awl all points on the Illinois, Ills smut and BLissipp Arm. FARE.AS LOW SOT ANY OTHER ROUTP...-BAGOAGI CILECEED THISOUGII. • • for through ti lists by th is route to the principal Wsrma _ Aim Sommer please apply at the Croat Waters Tickdpfice, di on the corner of the Monongahela Noose, Pittsburo; or of Mr-Pena Strad, Piasbungs Lire- to.. . , . Jar ASK FOR TICKETS "PIA STEMLENVELLE.""S:III All information concerning the 'bore Lino and its con nections, together with through freight rates and contracts will be furnished bra to T. SPAT 13TZWART, , Agentjedertal S t Station, Allegheny, or Ticket Moe, Penn street, Pitts rgb, IRA A. IUICIIINSON, eenetslTkket Agent, Coltunlats, Ohio W. W. DAM V, Rapt., Colennbos, O. VAT DILITIINZT, Etenhenville, 0., nal General Agent. ---- .—.—....1857 Steamer Teleigraile. TILE FINE LOW PRESSURE Steamer Telegrph, Capt. RICHARD BARROW, will Make three tripes week hetween jil iN Port Stanley, Pot't Burwell and Port Brace. 4 30, LeaTo Cleveland for fort Stanley, Port Bn and Port Bryce every Monday]; ITellneadays and at 71.4 o'clock P. lif.l Leave Port Burwell at 2 o'clock, P. IL, and Poet Stan ley at 7 o'clock, P.M., tor Cleveland, Tuesdeys, Thuradaya and Satardays The THU:GRAPH carries the United Statm Idea between these Ports, and connects at Cleveland with the C., C. &0. . Italinatd, Cleveland and Pittaburgh, Lake Shore and Toledo Railroads Alm, with Port Stanley and London Ballmad, aterPort Burwell lino of Blanes. The TELEGRAPH lies been thoroughly overhauled and refitted, and fa In excellent condition for tho trade she rune In.Por • rragt=flLL IduAII O DALE. Cleveland, LANE it HILL, or JOHN McKENNON, Port Dorval • and HOLCOMB & 118NDERSON, or ROUT & DAVISON, a Pert Stanley. &Wand • Liverpool, Philadelplate and New York .s. Screw Steamship Compels s . .. . , TIIE SPLENDIDSTEADISIIM • tkmingtha.boy.u...ni =rift= NeW .. York as follow. CITY OW BALTIMORE, Capt. Leitch, NOT. 12th. CITY OF WASHINGTON, " lo Wylie, Nor. • Neb. KANGAROO, amy, .Bec. 10th. ClTY alternate OPILAIXERRE, . " Leitch Dec. 241 h. From Lire :limy alternate Radomday. Fs-. Rom New Y k, Cabin .$715, Third Chum $2O. o 0 Li 1, " $lOO, VILA pis, Third Chum $4 Return Tkkets reliable for air months by any Menne of the Ilne. Cobb,n SI4R Third CURL $OO. Them litounshlps are supplied with improved Watertlg compartments, and carry exTerienced Surgeons. Tenons about proceeding to Zoom or wishing to sen for their friends from the old omatry, can purchase tkket and obtain ell information by applying to J. G. Das, I Broadway N. IL, Sable A Corte, m linueduayi N. Y., or JOHN THOMPSON, MO Liberty st, Pittsburgh inly-Passege certificates by first class Billing Packets bo tvreen New York end LirerpooL Drafts sold by the above! 5c per 100 12) 60e per 100 As. 40c per 100 IDs. 10e per 100 The. COOITLNO AND PARLOR STOVES; Y iYYY UM= OHO. W. IMIILEY reammi ntreet, weßbeny Fran PAMR 0 Z 1 looms Pittsburgh ■t to Junction Cl,oo,Cohnntsta 1,00 A. •nalt at 6,46 a. al, stopping at an Ina- • . Passeugr.rs ham • abort, tertain m tn •m -Pittsburgh to Coln bull, Ma dero mid South 'rearm MU an , if t ; ••• •••suebt s unturrmseil bY \ Y sgeamotiPo Aonttarg. Dollar 'Savings Baal'. No. iM /bards grea Middle ROOM, Jona rew Zi OPEN DAI I YFROM 9 TO 2 O'L` a also on Wednesday and Batorday evenings, from Nay Ant to November Ant, from 7 to 9 o'clodg mid from No vember lint to Slay Ant, from 6 to 8 deka. Depodta received of all an= net lees than on• Dollar, and • dividend of the profit. declared twice • year,Ln Jane and December. Interest was declared at the rata at air per cent. per annum, in. December, 1957, elm, in Jams and December, 1956. end .mne,1857. Interest, if not drawn out, la placed to the credit the de. visitor uprin and bears the same intend trout the Ant days of June en cembar,=pounding twice • year with.. out troubling te' depositor to call or MU his pas Cook. At h this rata, momy will double to then 17 years, making in the imgrelate temrd Men tub 214123111 UM Books containing the Charter, Spline', Ulm and Re . tattoos forrdsh Pre si ed gratis, on atrplindon at the &ice. dent—GEORGE ALBRZE. John IL Shotabeeiree Chorine linap, N. Overton Slurp*, Geor IL Ho pege well Ilepboro, White, James Steidle, James W. Hallman, Alesseder Bradley, Jam B. Coagrare, Jana Hardman, James D. Halley, Hilltam 8. Laveley, Jabal G. &wham UM Burp,th, Albert Cu%anon, John B. CanfiCia, J. Gardner Coflla, Alamo A. Carrier, lbssid Ollmpbell, Charles A.thiten, . . _ John IL Mellor Waller Y. HarstaU, =eon A.M.Pollock,M. D. He Hobe nry rt Bab L. Itingeralt o , John M. Enn7nr, Georg* B.rTto Belden, Alemandedle, CLUIRLES A. COLTON . , William Dangle., Yrencie George F. Gilmore, Jamool3.lfoon, Willbm B. Haven, .9credary and rodilyd—oclO GEORGE E. ARNOLD & BANKERS, EXOLIANGE, STOOK AND Bill Brokers., Current and Boattrent Roney Bombt and Bold, , Blocks bought and add on mmmWdor. Bullion. Paper; Bonds and Mortpgra Oh, cb,ty Railroad Bonds pardoned and negotiate& .. • Colleetkoo promptly attended.to. uolg'Oaks No. 74 Toroth Strut. -ut A NKIN G ROUSES OF JOHN T._ _LP 11000. , - . BEDFORD... ..... 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