Attothtiitutta,^. fßtatrtlanroua. . PHtibactb Uedse Farm Hnnfn’V : GAS FROM HO SIR. OIL PBUiprlEttßE," ORNAMENTAL® j „ Arnr pI^TmaTERIAi,. o ~ n - n r Sf ! mnEmon illuminating propel- UMXD£xtißdzit£rtmaßQS a fhBß &to?.Je«tbkb, embrac- I TIES of Gu from Boaln and to «ddu nxlacil ■»*» 200{000 or upwards ofEmsree&s, ftwa 10 indies ta« W in with coal. In order to enpplj their customers with a So --***-: =Sr Ai onritockofEYergrton, lad Bbrobtoij i. itn taps . Tto gi~t..r fcr tto SHSassr essbss as££U7£.’tVr iSon j», Jo the APPARATUS cheaper and raoreielrabfe to erery way. tv?””! tfr.worffTHl*™ A Joho- B.COATKS, of 370 Broadjray, New York,boa devoted his oonreSTthe Poet Office, Pitta* entire attention to tha manufacture and aaleof Portable Gas S“2frf°- “**2SKiS U A JAB/MURDOCK- Apparatus, and be re«peetftlly calif the attention of tb vurgn. ****** * -.— public to hi* present complete and efficient machine. POT Fan. Fiantinß- , Perfect latulaction totnepurchaser guaranteed to tr*ry OOAfl DWAnF CHERRY, 2 ’year caao. For further Information address aJoUUo&mletiM. «E? S. COATES, 576 Broadway, New York; Jyflfcgawdly or DAY IP tt. WILLIAMS. Pittsburgh, P. %S&nSl££!32£*«, *Wta, from .nullto > BOOTS AHD SHOES. J AMES E 0 E NO. &Q MARKET STREET, Three wishing an extra article of choice rarietire slight flod It to thsir Interest to sxsmlnsiinr stock betore ordering djewtare. *e£d*wtfT. JNO. MURDOCK, Jr. Qrapo Vines. inn'finn EMBRACING 17 varieties Ivv.VvV/m vtlltenld ttrarylow prices, by applying 7 to 7 JOHN MURDOCH, Jo-. ■fertAwtf ? Plttxbargb and OtUai Stamrtm. ARDEN SEEDS FOR 1858.—Qur etock \JT of tally Seeds for Hotbeds, ezabadng Uio most ap proved sad vtluable rarietiM lu cultivation, ** ready. Or der* from Gardeners, Dealers or others, promptly filled, from the Seed and Implement Warehouse, «L Fifth street, JAMES SVARPRQP. Btni utnos ftttanoß Nanery> BOCKfiTOCE *. AUUOS. INVITE THE ATTENTION ,OFQ the public to their large and Tided assortment of2E» it Trees, Shrubbery, Ac. Norsery Ground four and ahalf nines from Pittsburgh, tbs old Washington Road. Guts Tua Post Omca. t62ftlywTxxy Allegheny county, Pa. J?silalitlpf)ta atbettiannmla. Screw Presses. POWER AND HAND PRESSES, for Woolen, Cotton ami Paper Monufoctnrera, Printers, Lithographers, Book-Binders and Tallow Chandlers; Copy log Prunes, extra alio, for Forwarding Houses. Post Offices. Railroad Companies, 17 in.by 22, and 22 by 24; Letter and Beal PressesiMUl and Jack Screws. CHARLES EVANS A SON, Corner Bread and Quarry Streets, aoK^md—Js3o PHILADELPHIA. ALLEN * NEEDLEB. No. 23 South Whams, and 83 South Water Strut, PHILADELPHIA, rrmOLESALE DEALERS in oils, YY Candles, Btarch, Ac- A foil assortment on hand to which the attention of dealers Is reapecUnlly asked, rarfcdly , Baltimore Abbertisments. o. Bnanxs AXiramn—*. aiaor ARBIISTEAD* RIGGS * CO., Agents for the sale of Virginia MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, No. 37 Ssehangs Pita, Baltimore. on hand a largeitock, which they distribute the lowest market prices. ap2fclyd* Dr. McLANE’S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE LITER PILLS. Two of Clio best Preparations of the Age. „ 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 subject to-Worms. The Liver Pills, for the cure of, Liver Com plaint, all Bilious De rangements, Sick Head ache, &e. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane’s Cele brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, prepared by SOLE PROPRIETORS, Pitt! 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. McLane’s, are worthless. The genuine McLane’s Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. PLUMING EEO’S, Wood Tt., Ti. r - ‘'i -f f •lor*. The Golden Prize Illu«trmt«d. 1858. Illa»tr»ted. rpHE NEW YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN I tne day, An Imperial Quarto containing cost riots, or rowroottrung. flutortalnlhg original matter, and m- A Gift worth from oO cents to $5OO In •old, will be presented to each antiacrlber fsnnedlßtely on receipt of the enbeerlp tton money* TERMS: , „ Ona copy fcn-onayeax 42 00 ’ an ? One copy tor two yean,.—g W» and 3 gifta. Dm copy lor three yean...—ls 00, and 3 fdju. On# eopyitir fire j*ara.....—l9 00, and 5 gift*: AXt> TO CXCU Tbro*eoirii*,on*r**r. — - & Twcnty-uae copies, one jew 4» 00, and a to- TbokrtUlM to be distributed are comprised In the follow ing Ult>» -iO do do do 410000, each! 10 Palpit Lew Banting Cased Watchre...sloo 00». «tcz> 20 GwaWatohea..,.c. $74 CO, each —5O (to do s*> 00, each r IOQ do do - $5O 00, each “gooLodio*' Gold Watches......— - $25 00, each 200 SllTer Ilnatlng Caaed Watches $3O 00, each U)0 SUrer Walcbea-.. $lO 00 to $25 each ftlOGOGoldGoJirdj Vest and Fob CfcaJus-410 00 to $3O each Gold LockeU, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast PlaTcoff Mas»6lw®Button*, Bings, ShirtSrtd-sWatch Jtsri. Gold and SllrerTWinbifa, and* Tariety ofotber.artl cUawortb from 60centsto$15 each. rmmadlatolyon i«elpt of tbeenbecriptlon money, the mbacriberiinJtm* will be entered anon oor subecrlptton - . 40 JtoSat BnUdtog,S34 Broadway, N. Y ft»dn»a Copied sen* ftw. AgeaU Wanted. j.VwAtwayeSirF ' - tgomlßll WOBMSIU * VUES’ WORM CONFECTION, a the inssr MX : ' ~ Yoodmd «t WIl HOPBB, BOBTOH., ; V'.: NEAR THE MARKET, flu Just received lift large Fall and Winter stock of LADIES’, MISSES' and CHILDRENS’ BOOTS and SHOES; MENS' CALF, KIP AND COARSE BOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIBS, GAITERS, OPERAS, Ac. BOYS' AND YOUTHS’ BOOTS, SHOES, Ac. “FORD’S” RUBBER SHOES, A very mperlor article and very neat, Direct tram the Manufacturers, which ho will soil-by the PAia or FACKiGBat Tory reduced prices for ca»h. This stock comprises ono of tbo largest assortments to be found In any dty, suitable for city and country ralos, and haring over twenty years experience in buying, be trusts that ho can now suit all tastes. lie respectfully invitosnll In want to c dL assuring them that they will bo pleased. mr2o— **l6 AYER'S WORM CONFECTION is pleas ant to take. Ayer’s WormOonfoctlon contains no Calomel. Ayer's Worm Confection is purely vegetable. Ayer's Worm Confection will not sicken. Ayer's Worm Confection is uninjurious. Ayer's Worm Confection b the only safe Worm Remedy. Ayer’s Worm Confection la .the only efficient Worm Remedy Ayer’s Worm Confection only requires an Introduction into families to procure for itself universal favoritism. Compounded and fur tale, wholesale and retail, at the Drugstore of JOHN HAFT, Jo, dell corner of Wood and Sixth sta., Pittsburgh.^ Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works JNO. 33. MATTHEWS, Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter, JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.— Knives, Scissors and Razors Ground, Knife Blades Inserted: Table Knives Repaired, and General Jobbing at tended to: LOCKSMITH AND BELL-HANGER, 80. 138 Smtthlleld Street, near Sixth, PITTSBURGH, PA. 4»*Tbe abovo Orta tspreparod to make anything in the aha poof an odge tool, or do any kind of smith work what ever, on short notice. Jy23;lyd ____________ GOOKIXQ AND PARLOR STOVES, GRATES AND FRNDBRS, FIRE IRONS, SCUTTLES, And other seasonable articles in my line, for sale to suit QEO. W. nCBLKY, F»lenU atreot, Alle; STOVES! STOVESII STOVES!!!—The Tropic Cook, the best improved, as well as the heaviest ol the site now made; the Parlor and Chamber Stove; The ‘lda,’ 1 which is conceded by all who have seen It to be the most handsome and omamuutal Stove here or elsewhere.- Call mud see them at the Iron City Steve, Copper and Tin Warehouse of T. J. CRAIG A CO., selO No. 134 Wood it. NOTICE-All persons having claims aguiust GEORGE E. AJINOLD, or lu any wise Indebted to him, will please call at once and pay to, or arrange the same with ROBERT DALZELL, at R. Dnlzell A Co n Liberty street, or A. S.UELL, No. 103 Fourth etrect-j Pittsburgh, Ja23:lm<l-chD Assignees of Gio. E. Arnold. D“UNOAN ; S" BUSINESS' AND'ORNr* MENTAL PENMANSHIP, Just published in six nuu hers,quarto demy size; being the most complete system extant, and altogether superior in stylo and quality to any hithortoofferedtothepublic. Each Book contains 24 pages, and will bo fumisbodat tho low price 0t1'2% cts. A liberal discount will be mado to wholesale purchasers for cakli. WM. Q. JOHNSTON A CO., Publisher*,* Blank Book Manufacturer* and Stationers, Jal3 No 67 Wood street. Hew Fork and San Francisco Steamship Line, via Panama Railroad. THE first class steamship Northern LIGHT. 2,300 tons, E. Master,SSß will sail from pier 3, North itfrir, on WEDNESDAY, March 10th, for ASPINWALL, connecting with the first class steamship ORIZABA. 2AOO tons, J, fl. Bletrhen. Ms«tor. leaving Sanfranclsco March 3th. For p&csage and freight, apply ONLY to D. TUitEANCIi. Agent, No. 6 Bowling Own. N«*w York feMmd _ _ SYRINGES —I have just rcc’d a supply of Mattson's Celebrated Syringe*, prououucvd to tw snp*> rior to any other dost In ‘tue. Those wishing anything of this kind should call and examine these before purchasing elsewhere. JOS. FLEMING, fe9 corner of Diamond and Market street. STATIONERS' HARDWARE,— Oopyinig Presses tad farnitara for do. Pumping “ Office Calenders, Bill Filet, Cancelling Filet, “ Hammers, Bill Head Boxm, Knenlop, “ S and 4 porta, Twine “ . Poet Office u - Tin Cotters. Denk WelgUU, Pen Rack*. a great variety, English Klatea, wltii eqr. «ud -iTsl fnunrs German. Iron and parmlain SUti-a, Pocket Knives, Prosing d<> Just receive,] and &>r sale l>jr oc3o Market and 'i>\ ttrwL GROCERIES— 100 bgs prime Rio Coffee 70 hf. diU. Y. and Impari&lTras; GO boxes &* and S* Lamp (Tobacco; 200 kegs Nalls, assorted size*; 100 boxes Window Gitas, aasorUd lire* GO dot Zinc Wash Boards; 100 do Cora Brooms; 600 bdls. Straw Paper; ‘ 200 bxsOlire, Oleine, Roaia and Palm So* 100 do Moold and Star for sale by nolO K. ROBJSO.VAfijJ. 1 WORN’S EXTRAdrOF COP ' . SARSAPARILLA—Another nappl Knglhli rened/Jujt rec'dbj IV' OATS.— 300 bushi ale by frl fust received and for IIENfIT U. COLLINS. barrels just received •sale by w irExnr it. colons. TOOLS.—Saws, Knives, Chis ■ i»!«- and all varieties of Priming Instruments lor the garden or orchards. Ja2Bd»tw*F JAIIEBWARDROP. CONORESS WATER—A new lot received this day and lor sale at JOS. FIZMIXQ'B. 0 A GRO. PATENT CARBON OIL LAMP! tC\J JostreeUby J*W MACKEOWN A FINLEY STOCKS —Bank, Bridge, Insurance and Copper Stocks sold at p'nblie or private sale, by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO. Sale THURSDAY EVENINGS at the Mer chants’ Exchange J*lB Leather belting—a good mippiy of the Lest Easters Slannfactnre, on hand (or ale low by Ja3o J. AIL PHILLIPS, 26 and 28 St Clair st LACE LEATHER of a superior quality for ole by 3. AH. PHILLIPS, 20 and 28 St CiAlr st. INDIA RUBBER BELTING—A large stock all sites, 2, S and 4 pty thick, at tbo India Itabber Depot 20 and 29 St Clair st. JaSO J. A H. PHILLIPS. DRY APPLES-200 bus. prime Dry Ap plet Ibrsalehy IIEXRY IL OOLIJNa. SHORTS —1% Backs Shorts in store and lor sale by SPRINGER HARBADGiI A CO. jpyi No. 295 Liberty Street. casks Bacon Shoulders in store and tor eale by B.IIARBADQn & CO., j»3Q N*. 295 Liberty Street. SUNDRIES —20 bales Cotton; 291 sects Wheat, white and red; 1 bbl. lard, On steamer Fefzhanoh to arrive lor sale by ji23 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO._ SUGAR— -100 hhda. fair to prime N. O. Su gar in store and for sale by JOHN FLOYD A 00. UTTER—IO bblsltoil Butter for sale by j»23 ' JOHN FLOYD A CO. Q A hhda prime Sugar landing per steamer Ov Aurora for sale by [Ja2S] J AS. GARDNER. 1 bbls prime Molasses per Aug] A \J\J so do Uftllirooro Syrup, for nis by j»2S. JAB. GA&DXER. COUNTING HOUSE FURNITURE.—On hand -or made to order oud furnished prompt!/ by , T. U YOUNG A CO n Ji2s as and 4U Smfthfteld ftnwt. Burning fluidi burning fluid*!— You cau buy your Corning FI aid, much cheaper and , totter than any. place, at JOS. FLEMING'S, Ja2s corner Market street and the DlamonJ. Concentrated lye— so caeca on han< and for sale’by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A 00._ BEANS. —200 bus. for gale by J«4 IIKXKY 11. COLLINS. Qf\ KEGS prime No. 1 Six Jiv/ ©D consignment fur tale low by j*ls gIIRIVER X DII.WORTU. FRESH'BUTTER— -11 bbl* fmli Roll Butter for table use; 6001b* No 1 LeJlTaril, Roc'tl thl* morning and for sale at No 27 Fifth street. j t U U. RIDDLE. “ftOULTRY. —A lurgo lot or frtsh Poultry, r >T> ur ti r « Chicken*,.Doc»» aud Gecac, rec’d thi* inom f pit for aale at No 27 Fifth street. 11. RIDDLE. I” NKS AND FLUIDS--Arnold's, DaTid's Wwrro. Kirtl«uJ'.»nJ il*fniirj * Kojrf for>dj t>r Wi S. UAVEiif j A jj Kcd. 31, S 3 and 35 Market »U. ALCOHOL-100 bbls. 70 and 90 per cent. fornlebj Jafti D. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. lOTASli—*2O casks Ist sorts for sale by j»2O ;H. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO. MOLASSES— 100 bids N.O. Molasses and Syrup ttr aale by JaltS JOHN FUTD AOO R” APPEE SNU FF-Frwb only at (bib JQtU FLEMING’S. FPIMOTUY SEED.—SO bgs. a superior article X ta«tor»»pdfar»Ue by (nfilg) ATWKLU LKK A 00. jCE SPURS— OP VARIOUS SIZES, for sale, Wbtileinlo siul Retail, bf W. It. MATTHEWS. d*2J !. SmltbficM street, btsr Sixth. McLANE'S vermTfuge and LIVES grosi cm hand sod tor mla bj S, L. PAUNEKTOOK A CO., <*ls conn at Wood *o«l Fourth stmts. ' " ’ ’ ’ 'od T?NG, V BfiETIA N KED—2S bt>ln. on hum JCiMI for Bfo hr ' B-umusiMTOCKicp. TJffinHAVE'HHOLLANiiIIIirEUS— IWJ KiEifaMfoW B.A.wuamrrcn*co,. . 236StF»i'A#W^fsu«^fe— We 1T o*l* Spring tym-w iStratational. SleadTille Female Seminary* THE NEXT TERM of this Institution will commence onIIOSDAY, Feb. 15.* Pcpils trill be charged $7,50 per term, and Till «*l*c the studies they wish to parrot from the following list. ' Reading. Ancient History, Zoology, Enunciation, Modem u Astronomy, Pronunciation, Map Drawing, Nat. Philosophy, Spelling, AaclcntGeognxpbj, Physiology Writing, Modern “ Grammar, Composition, Physical ithitoric. Chemistry, U>gic, Botany, Trigonometry. Pur Greet, Latin, Italian, Spanish, Frcucli, Gvrui&n, Swedish and Anglo-Saxon, on additional charge of $1 will l* mado.. Plano, per conn* of twenty lesson* . . Use of riano per term Drawing, per eonne of twenty Irwotu. Oil Painting “ u . “ . A Oermao lady, an excellent pianist, reside* in the family, and will give lesson* on tbe Piano audio German aadPreach. A few pupils will be accommodated In the family uf the Principal. Board, with fuel and light,excliulre of washiug, (3 per week. All payments are to be made in advance. fol LwAsdly JOSHUA KENDALL, A. MPrincipal. itlisrrllanrouß. Stucco Woricer, JAM E H OWEBi S , CORXER t&M A2TD WFLIE STREETS, STDCCO AND MASTIC WORKER gives particularattentlon to all orders for work in bis lino. • CENTRES and ORNAMENTS or all klml* furnished o short notice. ap?l:lyd RCOOB BAR'S BOCIPBB BILL • PATENTED AUGUST f. 1856.—The nkeerikert nu> «w|mqh ataeture this Bin ef soluble hiJssSXete rise for mexehaai and eaaatry Oris* him*, as well as plan- Cation use. They are alee sa- anHCBbl pertly adapted by stfscMng IMHcSSI l to Saw Miffs. Per a foil da- -J# IsJUKty script!**, ttleea, capacity, As.. |2H|l\\ address the oily svttinnin . West rmifntsii rreaeA Bttt Mill ffcMt ef an rises, both eld and mt ramy, and ruaat ftttS Ksehtnes, and dealers ta fernsVires, eld Drtsh didit Broad Belong CMh, Mill trams sad Osartag at rrery taaip OeaTMUI FUks, to. AH arOclM wanaaSed Isjdv* satin muo-Urn.*? B. QOCQBAB A 00- Om. eedrdawßmP House furnisiiino hardware BToRR.—Housekeeping articles generally. Uultow War*. Table Cutlory, Plated Ware, Brittauola, Bright, Japanned and Pressed Tin Wares, Wood and Willow Wares. JOHN FLEMING, ■oil No. 47, Market street, eorncr of Third. FAIILIIAISK'S PLATPOHM SCALES. TIIE undersigned Imvinebeen appointed ev elusive Agents far the sale of these celcbratalSCALES, manufactured by the original in Tenters, 11 T. FAIR BANKS A CO., respectfully Invite the attention of the bus iness community to the superiority of three Scalot over all others. These Beales have been subjected to the SEVEREST TESTS on all the principal Railroad* In the United States and England, and in every branch of business throughout the world, and their uniform accuracy and great durability have gained lor them the reputation ofbelng THE STAND ARD FROM WmCIITHERE CAN BE NO APPEAL. Ws are prepared to All-orders for Counter, Portable, Dor mant, Ruliiug Mill, Hay, Goal, Railroad and Canal Scales, if MunTACTcnras' rtiers. HUSSEY A WELLS, No. 326 Liberty Street, Commercial Row, sel~:lyd Pittsburgh, Ponca. BAGS! BAGS!!—Flour, Buckwheat, Corn meal. Salt Ham, Grain, Dried Fruit and all kinds of Bags, made from BicMciivd Muslins, Oanaburg Drills and Duck, neatly printed to order, in appropriate styles, on the shortest notice. Millers oil others will And it to their advantage in the quality of goods used and price* charged, to have their or der* Ailed at my manufactory. DAVID C. lIERB3T, Jal4MeltwF corner Liberty and Hand streets. p:0 BAGS BAULEY; 67 do Oat*; .6 do Timothy Seed; Id kegs No 1 Lard; 126 boxes Cbeew; 300 lbs Enok wheat Flour; Wd and for tale by SURIVKRA DILWORTU, J*l6 130 and 132 Second street. WHITE GREASE.—In cans, kegs and barrels, for greasing Drays, Oorts. Carriage*. Omni busses mad alt kinds ot Machinery, for salaby HENRY 11. COLLINS jal9 No. y W.«d »t SUNDRIES— 26 sacks Dry Apples; 17 do and 2 bbis Vloxa> ol On steamer Poland to arrive forsa’e t>y W O 0 D'S IIAIR RESTORATIVE —A large Quantity on hand and for sale by U. L. FAHNESTOCK k CO. 6 comer ofFonrth and Wood «ta. POTATOES —75 bus. White Potatoes; SO do Nrehonnock do; 60 do Balt. Blno do, In a tore and for sale by ja7 T. LITTLE A CO CPaGKTCULTL'UAL ~ MAC[TINISTS— We have on Irnnd a sample of India Rubber Tabes for Wheat Drill*. They can be furnished In any quantity at short notice, by J. A Q. PHILLIPS, Ju3o Nos CG and 2* Bt Clair street. SELDLITZ POWDERS, always fresh, on hand at JOB.tfLEMING’B, DRESSED HOGS.—I 4 Dressed Hogs for sale by J»4 HENRY 11. OOLLINS._ RYE FLOUR—4O bids. and 3»> sacks for sole by Jail HENRY H. COLLINS EGGS.-G bbis. Eggs just received and fyr salaby JalS K. DALZKLL A 00. TARRANT'S SELTZEIi APERIENfwm not falL to effectually remove Dyspepsia or Indigestion Bilioas Headache, Heartburn, Acidity ef the Stomach, C*»- tivencsi, Rheumatism, A Ot-ctiou of the Liver. Only for sale at JOi-FLEMING’B, comer of Market street and ueTßMßfittL—- £)f\ BBTs7fLTNT TlOSnNY'for sale by J AS. GARDINER P ATENT BUCKETS—2OO doz. in store and for aale by Jo2t> ISAIAII DICKEY A 00. OAfS BBLS. Commercial White Wheat &\J\J Family Flonn 200 bid*. Buckingham White Wheat Family Fluur, i mi.liijf mil tor mala lit Jal3 ;JAS. GARDISKR. W. B. lIAVICN, & ..its cetfbnted (OS. F6KUIKQ. NO. MOLASSES—3O t*b!s prime N. U. • Molauet Id store and for sale by Jail T. LITTLE A CO. 112 .S*c>ml »tmt_ NO. SUGAR—2O hlnls prime for sale , log for, cash by T.JJTTLK A CO, lltt ?«• *'•_ SUGAR AND MOLASSES—' 22 bhili prime Sateen 40 tibls Plantation Mvloum, To arrive per itoaracr Port Wayne, for sale by l|»ll JOHN FLOYD A CO, 173 Wooditmt. _ Iri REASE.—3I tierces of Grease receiving anil for nlo by IL DALZELL A CO. 19 261 Liberty »L BACON —5 casks Liams ami Shoulders jus ne’dand for sale by JaJ2 BPMXOER HARBACQH A 00. HAM BAGS, of nil sizes, rondo and print ed to order. Any quantity anpplicd upon (be short eat notice by DAVID C. UERDST, JaltrialtwF corner Utterly and Hand *tro«*U. G~TRKEN"APPLKS— 150 Mils- choice Win ITter Apples in (toreand far tale by Ja7 T. LITTLE * CO, No. 112 Second at. 1 BBLS. PRIME MOLASSES in store 1 UL/foraaleby jal-9 JAB OARDiNER. 1 Ofi Bus. Barley, 1. &\J 30 tog* Clover Seed, 100 boxes I’rime Cbm.se, 10 kogs Lard, 20 bags Deans, 6 bbis. BoD. Bctt.-r, Received and for aale by j*9 BIIRIVER A DILWORTIL RIO COFFEE—IOO bags choice Rio Coffee In store and for sale by Ja7 T. LITTLE A CO. O/SAjf \ LBS. all grades Flour in store and At UUI/ for sale by JalB JAfl. GARDINER. ’Y/r BBLS. N. 6. MOLASSES for aale by I O J. B. CANFIELD GnUM ARABIC, Select, Medium & Sorts. —2OOO lbs. in itoto and for sale by ta 22 P. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO- 90 BBLS. PEARL FLINT IIOMINY; vW 300 bus. prime Ear Cora, In ator** and for »a3o by CIIAS. B. LEECH. j ß ll No 8 Hmlthfleld stroet. POTATOES— 100 bus. White Potatoes; SO “ Pinkoye •*_ In lien and for aale by del* T. HTTI.E ft CO CIIEfiSE.— 500 boxes prime cutting Cheese , aale by Jal HENRY 11. (XILLINB, 1 K BBLS. FRESH sale bv 1 O JalJ J B CANUF.LD. •jjfh CASKS PEARLASII for sale by OU|ii ‘ ,1. n. CANFIELD EGGS. —3 bbis. for sale by ja4 IfKNBY U. COLLINS. RYE FLOUR.—2O bblß.’foreale by J*4 IIENRY 11. COLUNS. UTTER—S bbis. fresh roll Butter just re ceived and for aale by J*S R. HUTCHINSON. HOPS— 8 bales prime Ist sort Hops in store and fortale by SPRINGER HAKBAUQH A CO. SENNA ALEXANDRIA—SOO lbs in store and for aala by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO. a SUGARl—3s'hbds. Goo.l Fair N. O. • Sugar Jnat received and for aale by 1,0 81IRIVKRA DILWORTH. FURNITURE ANFCHAIRS.—Of every deacriptioo constantly mannfartarkg or made t order, of the beat material and vorkmanabJp by j.o- T. B. VODNQ A CO. INDIGO, Manilla, Oaeracas » Bengal— -1000 lbs. on hand au J for aale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO. FLOUR— 17 bills. Union Mills; 17 do Gallatin u DC do Broadway « torn .loamer CO: FEATHERS— ‘J sacks now landing froi atsamcr Ando Saxon for sale by j<wO ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. IQGS 4 bxa now landing from steamer |An C lo?AAon to nl.br IBAlill HICKEY t 00. TITHE AT— 77 Backs Red Wheat and 48 sks W °,s toJ igj.inVci?r/Ay DKY^PPLES— 2G bgs now landing from b * co. TPLAX SEED—I 7 ska and 2 bbis new lam Dm,nicKET ACO. Hißfei-fiHlilo*. Flint Hides; . ni do (jrrvn Baited Hides; . To arrive and for ”f* by Fi-iIIROEH IfARRAWn A CO. aid No SOiMbeilyiiroit. T)>.WoltTlWfPClradrfr(m, the AMgLPQ*) »u a #*B«u<*oo A FALSE THEORY EXPOSED.— THE TRUE SCIENCE REVEALED. Mankind hare long been engulphed in ,darfcpt*» u* re gard* the mysteries of medicine, and of deriving a truthful eolation of it* power orer disease, and It* proi*r iu the treatment of the rick. Medidnc, aa practiced by the regular faculty,i»* delusion a bundle of improbabilities and uncertainties. There i* uothing la it* theories on which the physician can rely as eortaiaor fixetb the remit* obtained mom It* preset! ptkms are duubtfhl, and in moct ease* unsatisfactory. It i* a aolemn and startling (act, that three-fourths of those “who have departed this life’’ died victims, not to ditto*, ! but to the iojudlcioosapplieotiun of IhUritblle and oncer- ■ tain theory, a* practiced by tho regular! (acuity. We hove proved the utter fallacy of the regular practice of medicine, and the great andenlable truthfnines* or tha 1L K, R. over and over again; lor, la a thousand case*, where the regular physicians hare given op their patient* a* incur able, and hall in many case* even set the time to only a lew : short hour*, that their victim* had to Ure, RoJway'a Ready i R*Uo( Regulators or Resolvent, u the case may hare been, ! ho* vectored those dying patient* to DflV Ufa and health, i In lh* treatment of the tick by the R- R- R- remedies, tliere 1* notliing left to chance or nnceftaintlea, for those remvdies are so prepared a* to posces Aged and poaitlrerur ativo powers, funnded on ptinaplo* ca immntanla in their power over dixaaea, a* the law* of gravitation over the earth. It is therefore, impossible fhr these remedies to Cdl in removing from the human system for which they may be given, and of nwtorias the eAofs hnman *y*- t«m U> It* nonnal condition of health. , This is readily seen in tha mlracalon* efßcacy of RAIN WAY’S READY BELIEF—for the moment thl* remedy is applied tothe pan or part* of the body .tortered with pain, or crippled with lnflrmiU«e,all paln arid oneasine**ceases, and thu crippled, and wounded limb become* iDTigor ated with renewed strength- Bo alto with tb* RaaolrenL — The most repulsive Berea, Ulcer*, flnmore, and the most o iGnate of chronic disease* quickly become extinct aft ew doses i* taken. Arithmetic, “ Book-Keeping, Algrbra, Geometry, 9 do Feathers; 126 do Wheat; Id bbis Union Mills Flour. 19 do Gallatin do fid do Broadway do, 4 boxes Egg*, ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. coruer Market at..and the Diamond. Metical. In case* of. Dyspepsia, Oonstipatioa of the Bowels, nuigvment ol the Liver, Congoations, Palpitation of tli Heart, RodwayV llegidatore, in the fcrm «f HUi, can bo relied apon na * potilUvo and eortoln ourrector and regula tor of theau dilhculUes. In case*of tempareay Conttlpatlon or derangement uf the stomach or bowels, the Cathartic And Purgative PUl*given by the regular faculty, even If they re move the temporary diflicnlty, do *b at the expense of Cramps, Bicknesiat Stomach,and Weakness, and after the effect* of these purgatives ora over, thu bowel* are loft cos tive and the system debilitated- Rad way** Regulator* will Instantly relieve the pain and distress, remove th» difficult f and nurture a regular action to the liver, etocutch, bowel* and other organa—they neither Irritate, inflame, aicten ot wmken theintiont, and the evacuations ore natural, with out prostrating the ijnhinj or cramping the bowels Those remedies are theoniy one* that have reduced t e hygienic principle to tho fixity uf a mathematical demon stration—invariable in all cases, and proceeding on a settled routine. They, and they alone, haTe imparted to tbe In congruous experience and repugnant practice of the so call ed “regular faculty, n the predaion ana Invariability which are essential to tho requirement* of a science.- Taking the hnman body aa tbe problem, and health a* Its normal con dition, they proceed by role* to eliminate all extrane ous and delete rion* purUdes, and thus restore the const! tu tiou to its Integrity, by the expulsion of those local or organ ic irreguiartles wldcb vitiate tLe soundness of the irbolo. In Cholera, Yellow Fever, KbipFenrax^-Dysentery, Dla rhoea, Typhus and Typhoid Fevers, and all miligusnt and malarionsTovera,n*dwVy 4 « Ready Belief and are not only poaltlve curatives, but certain preventives. Not only In the milder latitudes of tho North have these remedies cured tho patient* of these terrible maladies, but under the burning unes of the tropics,where, In the wildest and tnoat violent degress, they scourged tbe people as a pes tilence. Wire these remedies you need not fear exposure to any contagious disease or Infectious malady. All diaeoaes that have become qfahtoAsd in the system, calledcbronicor constitutional, Red way’s Resolvent, aided bv the Relief and Regulator*, will remove. Bcrofula, Bron chitis, Ulcers, Bore*, Fever Bores, Humors, Humors, Balt Rheum, and all akin dlmnans will quickly yield to this all powerful remedy. Tbe nee of tbo Beeolvent will. In a few weeks, entirely change the whole condition of the body, wo care not from how many generations you have derived your title to tbs diseases ostahlißhsdln your bodies, Eadwny’s Resolvent will remove U, and give to you what your breathers were una ble to —a pure and healthy fcpdy—free bom dlaeases. All diseases prevalent at this season of the year, caused by dorangement of the organs of the system, sudden changes oltlie wn&Uier, heat and cold, disturbed circulation of tbe bloud—Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Dolerenx, Bowel Com pUinta, Frv«<r and Ague, Headache. Toothache, Aches and Wiov of all kinds, Urttlsas, Borns, pesfrls, Falla. Ind aid mo tor j Disease*.CongestlveDlsrtsc*,Humors Inlnoeystom— Impure Blood, Bods, Pustule Pimples, Blotches, Ac. Liver OomplaluU— Dyspepsia, Kid nay Complaints, and all dlsaaww whetheracnte,lu!Ummstory, malarious, nervous, chronic or constitutional, Rodw*y*> Remedies wltl most positively exterminate andreetrare thelnflrm and enfeebled system to beolthand strength/T asoma—to tbi ptibo. Ye who have friends now upon the brink of the grave, on whom all hope* of recovery ore lost—who have teen given op as Incurable by your pnysidan. ws invlt* you to make one more effort to save tbs valued lit* of the dying one. A trial uf thess Remedies cannot do any Injury, and may t»- store to life and health, even though no hopes are entertain ed by your physician. Over a thousand each instances have come to <ur knowledge: and wo tborcjbr*, the) ooraelve*Jo* tilled in requesting the trial. Surely, after the physician sari be can do no more, bis prejudice to your oslng a reme dy that aitut do good, te vrlminol. As no of the instoncaa we have alluded to in the above article, we refer the public to tbe cose reported to ns by Richard Griffith, Esq-, wail known in Otaada Weatoa a man of high Integrity, and well approved of by his countrymen or bis high efflHal capacities. iUsaowmiTH, O. W, 1 Jons 24th, 18tt. / In October, 1&&6. my wile giving birth to a child, left net ned too earl; and caught a eerere cold, which premised to terminate her life. The boit physicians In thu neighbor hood and Kingston were in attendance on her—but off ef no vaali — tha doetort Aod oivn her tip to dts. For serew am tfmlivt wye** I sat at her bedside, momentarily watching t» see her breathe her la«L 1 happened to see a oopy of your paper colled “TAr Xocxng fYurid,” and there read of jonr medicines. I resolved to test them as a last resort. I gave her tbe JZctoltxnl with the Regulator*—and Relief—ac cording to directions, and in three ooyt obtervrd a vender fal iD«pnnvwe7rt. From this she d*yyrecoT*red,*adl*now, thank God, better than ever she was in her life. The child, when three months old, eanghta bad cold, and itoindled away to a usrc tltltiem, nothing but boru and thin hit eyti protrud'd /root Ui head; at ifthrp would drvp out; the phyaicians alt united In laying there was no us* of *P tempting to rare him, Au oue was hopeUu, as ha teas foe fovnp and mzuf die. But I thought diflkrenL Your Rem edial gave lift to my wife, while the doctors gave her up to dsath. I again had recourse to them. 1 give him the Re solvent Internalty and used It as a wash externally to Ids eyoe—hels now a laughing, hearty. nrottHng chQd, enjoy ing the beet of health. Your «»)—lUnt and grateful servant, RICHARD GRIFFITH. Tbe ohove, reader, Is but ono out of thousand* of similar cases in (he world, where had tbs verdicts of the physician* been relied upon without further trial. drefA would have adzed it» victim. D» nol therefore give np yoar friendson the mere report of year physicians who say they can do no more Whm> you are told tbi*. resort to anr Beanediea. RADWAt ACO,I« Fulton street, N. Y. For sole by HUNT A MINER, Maaoulc Hail, Pitt*, bargh. Tbe E. R. R. Remodles are sold by Druggists. Merchants and Storekeepers. aul9 fatSulewlyF ADWAY'S READY RELIEF—S gross on baud and for sale by it. L FAHNESTOCK A CO., * R>mrr of Woyd and Fourth streets. Tha Uraataat BedlealDlvcoTary OF TBB AGE MR. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY. HAB discovered in one of oar common pasture weeds, a remedy that nine avary kind of lluz&an front the wont Bcrv/nU to a enzamoa Pimple. U* has trinl it in over eleven hundred cases, and nunr faded except in two cases<bolb thunder humor.) He lies now In hie pnssnsrinn over two hundred certificates of its value, all wltnln twenty tulles of Boston. Two bottles are warranted to rare a nursing acre month. One to three bottles wfll rare the worst kind of pimpheof Two to throe bottlae will aconr the system of tails. Two bottlos are warranted to rare the wont caoker In the month and stomach. Three to five bottles are warranted to rare the wont case of erysipelaa. One to two bottles are warranted to rare all hnmora of the eyes. Two bottles are warranted to rare running of tha ears and blotches among ths hair. 1 Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and roo- will curs scaly eruption of tha akin. Two to tbrse bottles are warranted toraretbemostdesps rate cases ot rhonmstlam. Two to three bottlos ars warranted to cure tbs worst eases of ringworm. Three to four bottles are warranted to aura salt rheum. Fire to eight bottles will curs tha worst csss of scrofula. A ix'DCfltu always experienced from the first bottle and a perfect rare |» warranted when tbs above quantity u ts> Nothing lacks so improbable who have In vain ried all the wonderful medicines of tha day, as that a rotn* moo weed growing in the pastures, and along old sums walla ■liuulJ rare every humor in the system; yet U Is sow a fixed (act. If yno have t humor It has to start. There are no Uk nor ends, hums or ha’s about tha suiting aumecaees and not yours. I peddled over a thousand bottles of It in the Ticlnl yof Boatcn. I know itsefibcU In ewry case. H has a ready done some of the sirs test cures ever dons in Msssw chusctts. 1 gsvs It to children overs yeas- old: tooldpsopls of sixty. I have ssen poor, puny, wormy looking children whose flesh was soft ami flabby, restored to a perfect state of health by one bottle. To tbose who are subject to a sick headache, on# bottle wul always cure lb It gives great relief to catarrh and dlxxi ness. Boms who have town costive for years, havs taken and been regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works onlteeasy, but wbere there isany derangement of the fane* lions of nature, it will cause very singular fallngs. but you must not to alarmed—they ahrays disappear in from four days to a wock. There is nover abed result from iL 0a the contrary, when that feeling la over you will feel yourself like e new person. I heard some of the most extraragant enco uluma dl It that man evar listened to. No change of diet U ever necessary; eat the tost yon can get. I have likewise an bsrb, which, when simmered In sweet all, disutvoe scrot alousswelliog fifths ueck and under the ears. Prise 60 cents. Price of the Medical Discovery 11 por bottle. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Adult, one table spoonful per day. Children over eight years, desrort spoonful;-' ebOdren from five to sight years, tea s|>oonfnL As no direction can to mads applicable to all ajnstUaticms,t£ke enough to oper*D> on the towels twice a &r. KENNEDY gives personal attendaaceln bad cases of scrofula. Sold Wholesale and retail at DR. KEYBER’B, MO Wood ■troet/corner of Virgin Alley, and J P. FLEMING. Alto ghenyr agio mh37JjdAwg TT'ENNEDY’S MEDICAL DISCOVEBY- I\ 2 gross on hand and for*salo bf % B. L. FAHNESTOCK A 00, oc2 * - corner of f todawd FfUrtb straata. A WOHDEftFUh DIfICOVEBYII TirUICH HAS BEEN THE STUDY AND YY rwsMitb of tbs tost medical Qten that ever lived to find a remady that would radically irara the Dyspepsia, which has been recently fraud L- op piTTaDUB an, pen it a. His laborious search and research in the Vegetable King* dom for eight or ten yesn, ha* brought to] UfAtuiwpndafbl Urdkine which will radically curs the DYSPEPSIA, which ts the first cans#of all general disease whteh thshnmhn«j» tom Is snUeel to. Keeps the Reserrolr [Etomach] clean and beoithy. We must all bars good health and cannot tea •uhJcct of any general diseaaa. , Dr. R, T. FORD has been a subject of this awful disrate himself, [Dyspepsia] for eight to ton nan, and has tried hundreds of experiments on blmeelL but all to vatmutn his present discovery, which bas radlcally cured him and many Other* in six, eight to twelve days, wittout jaln or •ickneto, or any onplaasant feelings m the STstom, but on the contrary, it Invlgoratos the system and gives a healthy action to erary part. It will set gently or copiously <m tbs towels,and gfveah«*llby stomach andllrar. You can eat and drink your usual dieilng, which wOloot Intorfera—the tnedidxis always doing Its duty ...called DR. R. T. FORD’S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL. What kind of dlseasos will Dyspepsia prodneaf lumf It is tbs tint cause of all genml dlspasefc, Llw ACbcHpn, Lung Affoetion, or Pulmonary Broachms, Sick Headache, BflUous Dlarrhcaa, BUUons and TjphoW Feran. Fever and Agne, Narvons Fever, NeanlgUk Itaria, [Piles,] Ccstlre Bowds, BoiU, litaky or Gummy Bkdn, (folds Rhra maiicsoTaU kinds, Apopletr, InsanUr. Wraknessof Ito •ystsm, Falsa Oonraptlon of th* Mind, Ifewthuro. Fnlnera of tbs Btomacb, Throwing up of ymg Food, end slro Wind. All Of the shove feelings may or will to produced from a Dyspeptic stomseb. Prom lhat organ all general dlseasea will to produced, [if this statement li truo. which wjsans mind will deny,] tooauss ell who have toradek know tUs statement to to uus from axperleocs, a sick or deranged stomach Is first. . . How important U Is to a poor paUsnt who has' toen #ufr bring for many years, to point mm to a remedy that haras roly on, and radically remove tbs cause that has made bfm tick. It’s Uks a warmer tossed upon the ocean, at the first glimpse of a tight tons*, hi* toari boutTds wjth Jgy. pnioKTmth«itiLUUBl’Rii Bold by the Prwp*l»l«f, 8. T. PORD, West and «T PennsTlvaula A»*ho»j tfcmHh st«*t Road.) and also JOHN lUFT. Jc, Nov ltd Wfehl **l“* ©I Blxtb; iha, HE VTSr&TKEOWAN * UU *trral, Wqw BLOalr, Pittsburgh. Alto, Mr. W, A. UEBD, fenaKlwtbeflrmof James T. Sample 1 Nmlhwoet corner of Federal struct asdtbeDiamood. AlUgbeny CUy, Awl alto. Dr. Frada AntPfillUowa and Urai PJlwialso, hU Invaluable Jodlas VMStableEezv*Unlaedt. ■. Tibs stove aedhAnea need noraasuttaatwm.air tho*- . aiMfitßflordtyaadeoaaty wßltoctlfy to thetftßTilublt Ttotr toua la sot to to fens -/ iSriical. A Y Kit's PILLS. ARE particularly adapted to derangements of the digestive apparatus, and dttcaM-e arising frvtn Impurity of tho blood. A large part aj| iL e ruinphuuU that afflict mankind originate in one of tht*r, ui>l cunv queatly these Pius ere found to cure many varieti-.* of dueue. Subjoined are statements from urne eminent phyvicuu*. of tbekr effects in their practice. As a P.uui.r Parsic. >Vo» Dr. E. IF! Cartwrigld, of .Yew Mean:. •Tour PfUJ are the prince of purges. Their et.rlfoni qralitiei surpass an v cathartic »* posasw. Th.-y are mild, Lut Tory certain and effectual iu their action uu the bowri*. wbkt) uakaatbeminvalusble to us in itn> ditilj treatuu-ul of disease.” Fqa Jacxnici os au Livta Covputim. Frsn Dr. Theodore Del!, of .Vw } orb i'll? “Not only are Jour Pills admirably »Upt«<d to their purpose os an aperient, bat I find their beaedrUl effect* upon tho Lirer very marked indeed. They have in tuy practice proved more effectual for tho cure uf t-ilioui com plaint* than anyonereoedy I can mention. 1 •incerelj rejoice that we have at length a purgative which is worthy the confidence of the profession and the people.” Dtspepsia—liouotSTjosi From Dr. Henry J. Ktua, (>/" i 5. Louiz. “The Pitta you were kind enough to e*ud me hare l«oen all need in my practice, and hare aatiafled me that they are trmly an extraordinary medidne. So peculiarly are they adapted to the diseases of the human system, that they seem 10 *ork upon them atom, I have cured some caiw-a of d>jt peMia and uw%effon with them, which had resisted the other remedies we commonly use. In-foed I hare experi mentally fctmd them to be effectual In ahiuMt ell the com plaints for which you recommend them.” DracmaT—DiAaaHttA—Hn-Ut. , JVma Dr j J. G. Grten, of Chicago. Your P 1143 have bad a long trial in my pt settee, aui I hold them la esteem as one of the bc»t aiierknts l hare ever fonnd. Their alterative effect u]n>n the liver wake* them an excellent remedy, wheo givon iu small douw fur bilious dyttnlery and diarrhoea. Their sugar coaling uiatra Ihcm rer^ acceptable and cuavutiieut for the ttse of wun»-u un.l IxrcasAi OcuTJtccnos—tt'oK»n>—Scpprcwo* • Frm Mr*. E, Stuart, who practice: a: a Fhytieian aiid U-l tei/e in Dcaicm. 1 find one or two Urge doses of jour I'iua token at the proper time, are excellent flromotivus of tho natural of i»- tlon when wholly or partially eappmmnl f .Aud aU> v-ry ef fectual to cleanse the stomach and exju-l worms. They are •o much the fccstphyaJe «« have that 1 recoinro-n-l nt»--thi-r .to my patients ” Oosctipatiox—Cosnrxxxaa, From Dr. J. I'. Vaughn, Mmtreal, Canada “Too mnch cannot he said of your Pills for (he rare of eestfrenen. If others of oar fraternity haro found them asefficodonsaa I bare, they shonld join me in proclaiming It for the benefit of the multitndes who suffer from that complaint which, although bad enough iu iUclf, ia the pro genitor of others that ore worse. 1 beliefs cattierneu to Vtiglnate In the Urer, hot your Pius affect that organ and lurcimzs 0? tnt Blood—Scboiula— Erysipelas— Salt Horen—Tima—Tumors— llaruMAnn Gout— Neuralgia. Prom Dr. Ettkui HdlL Philadelphia. “Ton were right, Doctor, Id saying that yonr Otc blood. They do that. 1 hare used them of late years iD my practice, and agree with your statements of their efficacy. They stimulate theexcretories,abd carry off the iuipuritu* that stagnate In the blood, engendering dioraaii. They stimulate the organs of dlgvstion, and infuse vi.ahty and rigor Into tho system, “Such remedies as you prepare are a national benefit, and yon deserve great credit for them.” Voa Headache-Sick lliadache—Foul Stomach—Pile**— Dropsy—Plethora—Paralysis—Kit's—4e. fVeoi Dr. Edward Boyd , Boffimcrre. “Dkab Da. Am: l cannot answer yon what complaints I hare cured with year PUU better than to ray off that wt over treated vilh a puryaSve medicine. I place great <le]>end ence on an effectual catharticla my daily contest with dls ease, and believing as I do that yonr Pats afford os tho best we hare, I of coarse value them highly." Most of the Pills (n market eontain Mercury, which, altbongb a ralnable remedy in skillful hands, is dangerous In a public pill, from tho dreadful consequences that fre quently follow its incantioas use. These • untafn no mercu ry or mineral substances whatever. AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL Das long boen manufactured by a practical ..hemUt. and <■» ery ounce of It under hlanwu eye, with invariable accuracy and care. It is scaled and protected by Uw fr->m conn terfsits sod consequently can bo relu-d on aa genuine, without adulteratiou. It supplies the sure*! remedy tho worldhas ever known for tliu cure of all pulmonary com plaint*; for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Croup. Whooping lncipient Consumption, end the relief of patients in advanced stage* of the disease.. As time makes toes* facts wider and better known this medicine has gradually become the boat rollancoof tho afflicted, frjm-tholog cabin of tho American peasant to the palace* of European nogs. Throughout thiseotlrecooutry, In every state and city, and Indeed almost every hamlet it contains, Cuiaar Pectoral is known as the best of all reme dies for diseaseaof the throat sad longs. In many foreign cooutrtee It la tstenslvejy used by their most intelligent physicians. If there Is any dependence on what men of •very station certify It has done for the m; if we can trust enr own senses when we see the dangerous affections of the longs yield to It; If we ran depend nn the assurance of in - telUgent physicians, whose business is 10 know, inch..it, ii there Is sny reliance tip,*i. anything, then 1* U invluuUy ■oven that this medicine does rurethe cl:im of diwsw-s it u designed for beyond any and all olhor rcnitdh‘l kuuwn to mankind. Nothing but its intrinsic virtu-*, and the unmis takable benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintain tho.repnutlontt enjoys. Wlula mauy interior remedies have been thrust upon the community have foiled, and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, Rod produced cure* too numerous and n-m-irkable to bo forgotten. Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER, Prartical sod Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Blast., and er.ld by all Druggists and Deal- en In Modi does erenrohcre. YEITS CHERRY PECTORAL AND PILLS can bo bud, wholenls or retail, at I). L FADNKSTOCH k CO’S. o<2o Comer of Wood su<l Fourth st*. B«tl(b ana Strength Bin's t tuev.icebljr. Follow Its Ukl " Bcerhave’e Holland\l3itt«>i*». Tub celebrated Holland rem edyfor DyvpepcU, DUoaeo of the Kidney*, Uver Com* plaints, Weaknesa of toy kind, Fever and and tbe tb rtcai affection* consequent upon * disordered Stomach ok 1 Liver. Such as Indication. Aridity of the Storuaj.-lt, Colicky lie of Appetite, Despoudeucy, OatWo nett, Kind end Bleeding Pile*. In ell Nervous, Rheumatic end Neuralgic Affection*, it ha* in nnmeruas instance* proved highly beneficial, tod In other* ejected • decided core. Nature find* no t»<-w enemy to combat, with this delight fbltoaiclu the system. It* effects are ela>o-il magical, yet the cuts permanent It camßmolcaUe no violent shock to the system, but by arousing It* vital energy to normal ac tios, enable* It to throw ofl tbe r*ua«, *nd tbn* tburunghly Whan its medicinal virtues are so universally acknowl edged, and particularly here, whom it lias k> i»ipu lar m i family medicine, that it li iuld by man y of tho gro cer*, as welt as by all the druggists, it would nwllm to offer farther evidenrtx yet m there are d>>ul>th*** some wbo have tried many advertised remedies, and still suffer from Dyspepsia! D one or more of itsdrvadful, forms, w* atih *oin the following certificates, tho authenticity wf which cannot be doubted, coming a* they do from (>cru:u* so w<-U known. WHAT IT 18 DOING FOR TUB SICK. Wta.Schoehman, E»n.,lhe well known Uthocrspher.ssji “I hare frequently used Ihxrhsve't Uotland Uitiura, »ud i>n J It (urariably relieres indignation and debility.'’ Bar. Samuel Babcock says: “I found «p*cUl retb-f fr»u> 1U use fora severe It radar he, with which 1 had Imij stif fared." J. W. Woodwell, Esq., iayc “I bare used Borbavc's Uol aed Utters myself,aitd recommend it to others, knowing it U beJost what it la represented.” Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St- CUlx, «»ti “1 h**» dr rttod grmt benefit from its was for weakness of the stomach and Indigestion.” Jil, y Uurpby.aeyK “Afterseveral physicians bed (ailed BawhatV* HollandiUttars removed the pain (rout uiy heart and side, a rising from Indigestion." The editor of the Kit tanning Free Tress, aayr “After one of the bat physicians in this place had failed, |ta.rhavp*s Uolland Bitters cured mo of tho V/orst form of Dyspepsia.” Treads Fells, only manufacturer of the original “Extract of Cuffce*"aavi: “1 snow that jemr Uolland Bitters is on# cl the beet medicines In the world for a disordered stomach or liver.” Dr. Lndwlg,editor of the Facke!, Baltimore, prunnuore it "a medicine deserving the confidence of tbepobUr.” Dr. Ederhart* the leading Oerman physician of Penna. has prescribed it frequently daring the past there* years; with tnarkedsiiccMslndebilltetedstatesoflb* digestive organs, or ot the system generally. Th* manageror Ballon's Vinegar Factory, aayc “1 used It myself, and was therefore induced to try Its effort upon my wile,(trembled with the great debility eumroun to all oi •consumptive habit,) aad really It Is doing tor more good than anything sba baa erer takrn." NOTlCE.—Whoever expects to Bnd tn Ibis a beverage trill twdisappointed; bol to Hi* sick, weak and low spirited. It will pTOT# a grateful arvmM'' cordial, pnascasod o( singu lar remedial properties. CAUTION!—Tha great n>puui ay of this' delightful Aro ma, has Induced manyimitatlous, whkb the public should guard against purchasing. Do not persuaded to buy any thing else until von hare given Ikurhato’s Holland bitters a f»lr trial. One bottle will conTince you bow luiinitulj sui**- rior it is to all three Imitations. Repaid at $l.OO per battle,'or six bottlre for $6 00 by the isle Proprietors. BENJ AMIN PAGE, Ja., A CO, No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh, orami. aassrs. Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott A Anna, No. 132 North Second street; Now York, Barnes A Park, SO4 Droadway, corner Duane; Baltimore, Ctuboro Brothers, Gay street, and Penn* Simula Avenue* Cincinnati, John D. Park; Chicago, Hor sy Brothers, 213 fcrnth Water street; fit. Louis, Barnard Adams A Cog New Orleans, 3. Wright A Co. feptapldAwP BCERUAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS—IOO dcr. on hand and for sale by • B. I- FAHNESTOCK A 00, doHJ . corner of Wood and Fourth streets CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE—A good supply un hand and for sale by B. li. FAHNESTOCK A CO., nolA comer of Wood and Fourth streets. DELAY HOT, Ye who Consider Is fine Head of Hair NATURE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT, bat ero It is too late n*e BANDER’S 80ALP TONIC, w&lch region's the facaltby condition of the scalp, causes hair to grow on tha bald, and checks any tendency toward Its failing out, and becoming thin. <y*For sale at the principal Druggists, and by the Pro* prietor ,BDCTn STREET, two doonbelow Smlthfleld st. mylo , J'NDIA RUBBER HOSE.—3SOO It. from „ to JO Inches In calibre, 9 and 4 ply thick, suitable for ydrut,Steamboats, Fire and LocomotiTe Engine purposes, for sale by doO J. A 1L PHlLI.h'S’. OCHRE —50 bbls. American and French for tale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A Ci> , noil comer Wood and First its. Hides!— 107 Orem Salted Hides. TO Dry Flint ** Jnft reed red and for sale by dc3 SPRINGER tIARBAUOn. New crop sugar a molasses— -10 hhds. N. O. Sugar; 20 bbla. N. 0. Mutaasea, Rec*d this day and fur sale by T. LITTLE A CO., da!4 No. 113 Second street. SUNDRIES-100 bus. choice Neshannoek Potatoes; 130 bLU. Fall and Winter Apples; 3 ** BwoetCidir, pure juice; New Phils, Sugar Cared Ila&us Small lot of old £bon]J<rs, good order, In store aud for sale at 27 Fifth street. 11. RIDDLE. /'HDJiR.—S bbla. Sweet Cider for sale by deB , HENRY II COLLINS. LANK BOOKS.—On hand, or made to order In superior mnuuer WM. 0. JOHNSTON k CO. Blank Bouk Warehouse t>7 Wood St SUNDRIES. —Todd. Flour, Racks vari ous brands; do do'lB-LbU. Broadway Mills; Sumac 73 bags; Grease 23 bbla. on Steamer Fanny Fern to arrive an for sale by dcQ ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. HOPS. —15 bales prime New York Hops in store and for sale by de2 S. HABBAUQH. Mousses- ~ 100 bbla. nrlme.PUnialioofOak Cooperage,) .40 “ 81. Jamie Sngar House, u In atom and for sale at reduced prlceaand accommodating terms, by WM. MITCHELTRER, BRO n ac2o 209 Liberty street. OYSTERS^ In daily receipt of j. V. Pratt's celebrated No, 1 Norfolk Oyttsra, In cans or tn shell, by tin bbl. or box, wholesale aud retail. Will warrant them equal, if not superior, to any Oyster brought to this markai. dc3 H. RIDDLE. 5 Spanish brown-2s buu. fornaiohy noil aj. mmiaTocg * do. tjtCKWUEAT FLOUR—SI) sacks. 50 lbs. XJ mb.Just rac’d aodtbr tala by Wdl T LITTLE A GO HOi’lt-ibMM now for nl« low. m uwns uautw,m «mw«a IS3«. Pennsylvania lUllrbad. ISSB. WINTER ARRANQB-BK—CMBBgHP SIENT—On audafter January 15th, ; , THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leave* the Passenger t Utton every morning, except Sunday, at 8.05 o'clock, PittsVEtgh tima. arriving in Philadelphia at 11-50 f. X. TUB EXPRESS TILUN bares the Station every eve ning at 9.50, ‘ Tbe Johoiitovti Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh daily, except Sunday, at 3:30 o’dscfc, P. 31, rtopplng’at all stations, and mnnlng u far ai Cottemangb. Pint Accom modation Train for Turtle Creek Bridge, leaves daily, axcrpl Sunday, at 10.40 am. TLb Second Accommodation Train for Tnrtle Creek loavesdajly, Sunday excepted, at4:2l) f. AI- The Third Accommodation Train for Turtle Creek leavn dailj, except Sunday, at (k2O P. 11. BeinrulngTrains arrive inPituhurgb a* follow*—Kxpreae l.tt p. ni4 Mail, S.tw a. rm; Johnstown Accomnwdatxm 11 a. B 4 First Turtle Creek Accommodation, <L6O a. mg Second Accommodation, 12.40 p, tog Third Accommodation/6.10 p.m. Train* for Ul*ir*T-ilI“ and Indiana connect nt lUairsrille Intersection with Mail Train East, Express Tndn Wartsni the Johnstown Accommodation Train East and Weatri l and Conocllvville Trains, stopping at ul'Sta tiou* on iho Pittsburgh anJ Cuntndlsvilla Road, Imvotta&y, Sunday <-xc-pted,a* fallow*:—Mail Train,7:UQ a. mg Ki{rtats Train. 4:Jn p. tn. Returning Train* from Pittsburgh tod i CouuelUvilio *nlTt»t Pittsburgh, 11 a. a. and foln p m. Tbo tr»yr!i:j k ’ pnbllc will find It greatly to their internal, lo jtoldk "r West, to trarei by the Pemujlraalaßail road. «a the arrommodatioua now offered cannot!* ftirpo* ed >»n any other route. As tlieroid Is balhuttrfl with stone, ; and ia entirely free ftyrn dost, w# can promise safety, speed and comfort to all uho may favor this read with their pal : rnnace. • • ! Fare to Sew York .jia' •• ** Philadelphia 10 oo “ “ UalUtm>rp o to ** “ LaucasUr 8-W -“ 44 Ifarrishori; .. 7 <5 Bajr*r»ge checked to nil Plations on tn» Pennsylvania llall • Road. and to Phi.juklphl*, Ballliuoro and N«w York. 1 pnrchafinit tickets In cars will to cbaricodTen Cents In addition to the Citation rate*. eacrpt lr»m where the Company has uo ag<-ul. Notice—ln case of loan, tho Couipnuy will hole! thi>m ■••lies import slide Tor prnmtial haKjptjce only, and far an sni.'iiut n il rxo<atiu(r t loth N. It —The tiiculaior Omuihim I.iun has been employed to .'..uvey oud to and from tho Uc|*ot, a! a i ui>{ to exceed 'ii rents for each jutsaengrr aud For I itk*-t» apply to J. STEWART. Agt., At the P. It. R. Passenger Station, on Mt-’rty and Graut Btv. jxvs-lyj —l.^l RAILROAD NOTICE, 'JUIE PITTSBURGH, UOAIMVM I'AN Y, with its ntnplo Kolling Stock and equip ment, nad its through connection*, is prepared to transport Passengers and freight from Philadelphia and PiLUlmrgb to Chicago, KL Lsmis,ludiiinapolis, Ciocluuati, and all places Went and South west, »illi a great degreo and eifsilition. The fb<*t that this run] form* a direct and '-oosalldatod line between Pituhurgb and Chicago, la a enPfcient guar antee that its Train* will make good time, tun /onnectlotJ With Train*-in uthcr Roads. PilLaLurgh. j CrvsUiue. I Kt. Wayne 6.30 a. M. j 2.00 P. U. | 0.00 p. x. JtlaiJ Tnun icures I’itubnrgh at &X 0 a. arriving lu Chi ri\gu Ht 6.35 l. ti. Express ut 2.00 P. U. Ucaco CiNCun»ATi—Mail train at 9i3 p. u. Rrprcu train at 7.00 A, H. The OUQi.m. Train from Pittsburgh being aTrain for local bmluvM. is»v<-rukea at Creslllno by Express train from Pittsburgh at ‘.MS P. U. All Trains make close connections at Crotline for Colnm bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and fit. Louis; also, at Fort Wayne with Trains on Wabash and Western Railroad f<r Ijifuyrtto, Central Illinois anil St. Louis; also, at Forest with Trains on tU M K. IL.K.K.IL . From Chicago, f Ft. Wayne.iCrestline.iArr. PitUb’g L 8. Mail I V . tf, Mail 8.15 P. M 6.550 a. M. 12.65 p. *. 9.10 P.M. Express GOO a. K I 2.00 p. b. 110.36 p.a.j 7.23 a. m. Tln~>« Trains makt>c)uM|cuiiiif«tluuswtlti Tialua for Pliila dulplu v, Baltimore and New York. Trains from St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Colnm bun make clow counectiuna at Crestiiua with all returning Train*. At Ft. Wayne, Trains (rum St. Louis, Central Illi nois, Lafayetu-, and intermediate places, connect with above Traius'.j At Forest, connections are made with Trains to And from Cmcinuati, Springfield and Dayton. • Accoiuionartoif Toalto—Leave New Brighton fop Allo gheuy at 7.00 A. ti n 12J50 p. w. Leave 'Allegheny for New Brightonat 9.4& a. V, and 4JOp. as. Bsggago chocked through, and no charge for handling. For tickets and fltrtherTnfbrmation apply to A. T. JOHN STON, Agent, •( the Groat Western Railroad office, directly on the rnrnrr <>XJbe .Monoogaliela House, Pittsburgh, or It GEOQGK PARKIN, Passenger station, Pens St. Ixstweoj. Wayne and Hand; B. F. PATRICE, No. 3i) Dearborn gL opposite Tiemont House, Chicago, or t the Agents at the Stations along the lino, To ■tunmom.-e on HONDA V, January 25th, and continue nutil further nutne. J J. HOUSTON, * J t!u Pau’r and Fr't Ag*t. D. W. BOSS, Pajia’r Agent, Chicago. J. II AUMRE. ?ap’t. mr2Q-oc‘J7 I'lOfi Winter AVrancement. 180?* ST. LOUIS, ALTON ANDESTwßrnesssaa CHICAGO RAILROAD.—OnIiIIIf ffglsW "‘iTT l * and after OCT* >BEK 2ti, Trains will run as follows: GOING SOUTH. Lotrp Cliicsgo at. .... 11:150 a. k. and 10:20 P. u. Arrive «i St l-.-iia tiO a. u. anJ 1:30 P. u. GOING NORTH. Leave r.asi . v i LouU ill 8.-00 a. u and 4:20 P. M. Am re at Lincagu nt _Jklo p. M. and 6:45 a. m. CONNECTIONS: Al CHICAGO, «uh all tbo Great Eastern and Northern Lilies. 4el:d*wlrF‘ At JULlET,'«ilh IL>rk ("land Railroad West, and “Cat Off,” East. i At PEORIA JUNCTION, with Peoria and Oqoawka Rail road for i’t-,<riA, Uale:d'(irgh, Bihlingtou and Intcrmediato plai-es. At BLOOMINGTON, with Illinois Central Railroad,North and South. Al SPRINGFIELD, with Great Western (IlL) Railroad, Es-'l for Decatur, Ac 4 West for Jacksonville and Naples. At ALTON, willt Terre Uaute auJ Alton Railroad East, anil itiumrnjbu the Hirer. Al ST. LOCjIS, with Ohio and Miss. Railroad East, West by Puciffr Rijlruad anJ Missouri strainers to Northern Mis souri, KansM'arid Nebraska. Aim. to all points on the I lib unit and Mississippi rivers. 4£’*Tbmnk'h Ticket* can Leebtalusd 'at alt the principal Rail mad Ofl'sli-*. 1 QJ£.Tnri>Ujjh Ti< kt'bs and Freights as tow as by any other Route. ’ | 1 A. U. MOORE, Depend Sapariatoniient. )lUCJI Q«n. Hutvrn Aff Bol - noS mr7:dly Pennsylvania Rmllroi THE O&EAT UENTKALigjj. ILuule, t£tm«-r-ting the Ailmitytl-P cltu>a with Western, North-WesterI#, 1 #, and Slates by a c<intiiino«n Railway direct. Thh uects at Pittsburgh with daily Hoe of Steen on the Western lilver»,an'l at CloveUod soil gtinoieni lo a\l purls on the North-Western tlio nuiet dCrtcl, cheapest, and reliable r FREIGHT Cnn bo forwarded to and from tbo JUTES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A FIRST CLASS—Boo U, SW«*. lUti and] Capa, Booka, Dry GooU, (in boxea, bale* ( mod trunks,) Drum, (io boxes and bak-a) ( Feathers, Fora. Ac ) SECOND CLASS.—Domra tic SWtlog, | Sbirtinpand Ticking, (in originat l*l«e)' Drugs (in oiM.) llanlwaru, Leather, (in mils or boxes) Wool and Sheep IMta, East want i THIRDCLAJSA.—AnviIs, Steel, Cb&ios(ia‘ | cades,) Ilitnp, Baron and Pork, salted | (looee or is casks,) Tobacco, manafactnr ed. (except Cigars or Cut.) Acu, Ac FOUHTU CLASS.—Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef atvl pork (in ranks or tmxea, Eastward.) ( Uni and Uni Oil. Nails, Soda Ash, U«r- f min Clay. Tar, Pitch, Roaia, Ac..... J FLOUR.—{l.ou per bhl. until farther notice. GRAIN—In car l.adsd&c per 100 Ba. until farther notice COTTON—S 2 jer bale uot exceeding 600 the weight, until farther notice. t&Jn shipping goods from any point east of Philadel phia. be part Millar to mark packages ‘*rtu. Jkjwuyleanfa Railroad."' Qoc«UconalgUd to the Agents of this Bond at Philadelphia or l*Utaborgh, will be forwarded witbont detention. Fkuout Aocm—C. E. Evans, 54 Kilby street, Boston; J. F. CUrkr, No 3 B*tor llocee, and No. I William street, and John McDonald. Ku. 8 Battery Place, New York; Pierce A Co., Zanesville, O 4 Irwin A Col, and Epringman A Brows, Cincinnati, O 4 K. C. Meldrnm, Madison, lnd-£Dcin<“*nil, Bell A Co, and CArter A Jewett, Louisville, P. O. O’- Riley A Co, Eran*rills, Ind 4 R. p. Bsas, SL Louis, Mod Har ris, Wormiey A Co., Memphis, Team; A Co- Chicago, ni4 J. P. Glass, Ft. Wayne, foil; E. J. Snreder, Pnilag Ma grew A Koona, Baltimore* D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh. H. H. HOUSTON,Gen’I Freight Agent, Pbila. FI. J. LOMBAEUT.Sapt-, Altoona, Pa. JaS:ly Pittsburgh and Connelrrllle Railroad. THE PITTSBURGH AIBL msi wamuien OunnelUTOle Railroad Is nnufljif <t|«nrd f.ir the transportation of passengers and - (Wight to aud ttora Pittsburgh aud CounellsTtUe, connecting with the tVnua. Contra! Railroad at Briaton’a Station. Arraugementa bare also been m-uU with the Penna. Central Railroad J>r which through freight to Philadelphia anti Baltimore will bfe carried from points on the Pitts-' burgh and CoddulstUlo Railroad, by car loads, on favorable terms. RcsjmfQ or Tams—On and after Monday, 28tb Dee. the Passenger Trains will be ran dally, except Snadaya, at follows: Moil-Train, will learn the Passenger Station of tha Penna. Railroad, at Pittsburgh, 7-UOo'clack, A. arriving at Con orllsville at 1200 A.M. Express Passenger Train will leave PlUaborgb at 4:20 o’ck P. M., and arriveat ConnsliiriUe at P. M. Rcrvaxnto—Express Train will leare Oounensvllls at 0 o'clock. A. connecting with [the BlairsvlUe Accommo daUon Train on the Psnna. Railroad which arrives at Pitts* burg at tl A. M, Mail Train will leave Connellsvllle at £OO P. M_ and con nects with the Drinton Accommodation Train on the Penna. Railroad, which arrives at Pittsburgh at &QQ P. M. Freight to and from Pittsburgh and stations on the Pitts burgh and ConDsUsville Railroad, will be received and de livered st tbe outer Depot of the Penna. Railroad Company. Bunting A Hall's Coaches for ML Pleasant, Union town, Froetbnrg and Cumberland leave Conneilsvitle regularly on the arrival of the trains. Mall Train connects also at West Newton with coochea, by the plank road, with Mount Pleasant, Somerset, Berlin, SandMteh, Cumberland, Ac. Tickets can be had from the Ticket Agent at the Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot. urA II BLACK TONE Sundries— -200 bbls No 3 Large Mackorsl: 100 bl bbls - 20 bbls iNo 2 20 M bbls “ 20 bbls No l 25 hf tils “ 150 bbls Pickled Herring; 100 half bbls White Fish; 60 * 4 Trout; 25 this “ 25 •• Lake Salmon; 10 drams Ccxlflih; 76 bbls Notr Orleans Molasses; 60 “ White Flint Hominy; 60 •* P^arlaah; 2Hi “ White Lime; 100 44 Hydraulic Cement; UHi boxes Pearl Starch; 30 bbls ** 1000 boxes prime W. £. Cheese: 20 bbls Eggs; 1500 bushels Dried Apples; 100 bbls No 1 Leaf lird; 100 bnsbels Clorer Seed, For ante by Ja27 J. B. CANFIELD. ATKINS’ CELEBRATED /n, rt _ 30 DAY CLOCKS, iftlh for Counting Boom and parlor. AuauortmeDt in Rosewood cases; elegant patterns Jujt received and for sale by J. B. REXD A CO, Je3oultf Jeweler*, No. 63 Fifth street JOB PRINTING.— CARDS, CIRCULARS, . BILL HEADS, * BILLS LADINO, POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, LABELS, LETTER HEADS * And erery description of Job Printing, plainer ornament al, oxrrnted neatly, promptly and at reasonable rates by WM. O. JOHNSTON AOX. (no 7) Priptera,Rindera>nd gUttoocryM Wr—l y JUST. 700,000 German Cigar* H6J*» Havana 200 bx*. Yolsa'ro. The largrat assi'rtmont of CSgira ami * vi>r Terrel n this city,i* uow open forttanOnttttitaait-l ealA at ocl-tf for .fcoUhdeSi slHvtiVnd DBCrrMThl Aflfv psns {KCITXRfit 1 od REMOVAL. The Cleveland &. Pittsburgh Rail Road The Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cln- OV * vrv • ?£ atl R **lUo»d. ? ER FIUD AY, FEBRUARY ™ U> lb* Freight btuinwi of thre* Read* in tbs PITTSBURGH « ™ rOaSrtKD, SATETT ASB 10V RATtS Ffwa PITTSBURGH to CLE v EtAND,TOLwi uersinT CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. DAYTON INDIANAPokS ' ' CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND ALLTIIP - IVESTEHN. NORTH WESTERN AM* SOUTH WESTERN STATES. ! Freight I* wut tomostoflho above *d*ru* m the **a,» rar»lr> which it U loaded at this Depot. Thrauyh Rtceiftl giren to all ivipcrtint finn'i. For further information apply to JOHN P GLASS, MS.tr _ _ Agents Allegheny v alleytzzasgaa RAILROAD.— FREIGHT DEPOT TO TUB CORNER OF BUTLER AND CARSON STREETS, NINTH WARD, AND A GREAT RE DUCTION OF TARIFF RATES.—On and alter JULY **TOj 1857, freight trill lv received a* above at the followingrater. To Mahoning- - at 25c.per 100pound*. To Gray’* Eddy M 25c. “ * To Red Batik -"t 29e. “ “ “ To Brady’s Bend - at Ctc. ** ** •• i'hntr —Otvr.Ai* LarrtJ* nr.d fifty. To Ualiuolng 41c.per l>*rtet. To Gray'* Eddy **lo. *• •* To Red Uaak _..4iV. “ *• To Brady’* Bend £>4c. •• “ Flour—Fifty htrr/li andtnvr. To Mahoning 3*‘>c. ** " To Gray’s Eddy 3rtc. •* To Red Bank - - -.£*’«« *• To Brady’* Beu.l -...45c. *• Jyglrtf u. », I.QOMIS, flgpeial Ticket Agent. Great IVeilcrn IHall Route. ALENA AND CHI- *■»t tuMufeo VJ CACO Union Railroad, Mat JWCBMiPWs** Line for Freeport-Ralena aud Danleitt, from CENTRAL DEPOT, foot of LAKE STREET, cortnecliDC at Dunleilh with *tearner* for St. Paul and the Upper MtssladppL * WELLS STREET DEPOT. FULTON AND lOWA LINE—For Dixon, FulLm, and Central lowa. Passengers for lowa, Nebraska end Rattan*, will Roil till* the most expedition* roate.it being an Air Line to the Mississippi, and shorter hy» fi fly witfe* than any otberliuo,connecUucat Fnlton with the Great low* Stag* Cix, for ail points in lowa and the Wot. BELOIT AND MADISON LINK—T.r B-lolt. Janesville. Madison and Central Wisconsin. FOX RIVER V'ALLEY LINE—For Crystal Lake. Me Henry, Richmond, and points North. Two trains daily, Sunday excepted, for all of tbo «bcT* point*, making eli** connections with the Eastern Road*, and with pockets on (he Mississippi, north and tooth. P. A. HALL. JOII* ’L 71JRKFTL Prwt. 2.16 p. w. f 1046 P. U. j 6.46 A. ti. Liverpool, Philadelphia anti Biexv York Screw SteamshlpComnany. THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS forming the above line will nil from NowSjfinaS York as follows: CITY OP BALTIMORE, Capt- Loitch, Jan.7th, 1858 KANGAROO, •• Jeffrey, Feb. 4th, ■* each alternate Thursday. *• From Liverpool overy alternato Wednesday. Fare from New York, Cabin (75, Third Cl ax* (30. “ “ Liverpool, u (100, SSS; A $75, Third Class $4 6 Return Ticket* available foraix mostba-b? any strarae of the line. Cabin, SMO; Third Claw, $7O. Tbesn Steamship* are *npplied with improved Wotertifc eompartmonts, and carry experienced Surgeons. Person* ibont procM-ding to Europe, or wishing to sen for their friend* fronrtho old country, can purchase ticket and obtain all information by applying to J. 0. Dal*. ! Broadway, N. Y n SaUe A Correa, 177 Broadway, N. or JOHN THOMPSON, 410 Liberty at., Pittsburgh certificates by first clan Sailiog Packets be tween New York and Liverpool. Drafts sold by the above de2o—BpB Ah. 05 FbtrrfA Strtrt, UiildJt. Room, JontF &nn Ihtiidino OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O’CLOCK, also on Wednesday and Saturday eveaiups from May Brat to November first, frost 7 to U o'clock; aud from No vember first to May find, from 0 to 8 o'clock. Deposit* received of all sums u*.t fees than one Dollar, aud a dividend of the profit* declared twice a year,la Juus and December. Interest was declared at the rate ot ■lx per cent, per annum, in December, 1655, also, in June Interest, if aat drawn oat, la placed to the credit the de positor u priDdpal.aud bear* the tame Interest from the first dajaof Jane and December, compounding twice a year frith out troubling the depositor to cal] nr even to prmtit his pass book. At this rate, money will .double in lew tbnn 12 years, making lu the aggregate ejoiit ksttom attr pa cun A TCJJL Books containing tho Charter, Uy-Lawa, Boles and IU gu idon* famished gratis, nu appliestlan at the nfQce. Fttridfnt—GEOßGE AIIIREE. nee patsn>tsra: John 11. ghoenbarser’ N. Gratten hlnrpby, Isaac 31. reuuuck, Junes D. Kelley, James lierdman, John 3. Cosgrove, SANKING IiUUSES OF JO 11 nooo. FORD, SOUERfIKT, MOUNT PLKASANT r ™.. OONNELLSTILLE, UNIONTOWN, South-Waite rn » road also ccm ier« to all porta . Sandusky with i Lakes; making route by which 10 Great West. HTTSBUmm. BROWNSVILLE- NBtV BttiailTON- ..JATITIS co, INDIANA. .INDIANA “ Deposits recciTed, Discounts mad*, Drafts bong sad collected, Dank Notes and Specie bought &i Stocks, Notes sad other Secorities bought and sold mission. Correspondence and collections solicited. Nhglmes a son, dealers in for • ETON and Domestic bills of Evriiaugr, (Vrtifirato of Deposits, Bank Notes and hpeci*, No, street. . oa'atT the principal cities thToaghout the United Ktales. c9O i>er 100 ft«. •76c per 100 lbs. • Cemetery Marble Works, No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne, PITTSBURGH, PA. MATTHEW LAWTON, PR ACTIO A L MARBLE MASON, TIT I SUES RESPECTFULLY TO IN Yf fora hi* frlcmL< hu<l tho i>nLUc generally, thatti bM ltu*l tao ftboyv pnrtni.KM, for ihe mannfacluio and eal* of erery rarietynf MarM® Work, tnch u Monuments, Tombs Tablets anil Gravestones of Wry rarlnty and form; ' ’ Also, •63c per 100 lbs. COc per 100 lbs. Mantle liters, Which he is offering M low u any other estahllghnu-nt West of the mountain*. Ilia etock U entirely new, and hu been •elected by himself expressly -tbr tI»U market. He l» also prepared to bafld Burial Yaoll*, endoee Bar Lota with Mar* Lie or Stona, and to execute any other work In bla line, s any of the Cemeteries adjoining Pittsburgh. - URU BT FRjfISSIOS TO Rot. T. B.Lyman, Rnlwrt Galway, Esq- Hoa. Wm. Wilkin*, . John CWalett, Eao, Jno. IL fiboenbergrr, Eiq., W. L. RingwalL Eaa Charles Brower, Esq.. J. 11. Hilt, Esq., Thomaa Scott, K*j, A. B. Curling, Esq, W. P. Ban®, Eaq, 0. IL White, E«». • The Trade fhrniahrd with all kinds of Forclgnand Pome* Ue Marble, either fiaLdud or In the rough, at Wholesale price*. _Ue bacaUotnmU'nrranffvmonti'with the wannfrctnrtre of the be»t brawls, for a coustaut rupply of Hydraulic Co meat, Water and Lime, ami Plaster Paria, both for Land and Stucco Work, all of which heic prepared to fnrntah at abort notire. mhlfi:dly ' Agent* Wanted! New Era’io American Art. TUST ISSUED, an Oil-Color Portrait of" U HENRY CLAY, PrintedJrom Sal Platt in 12 Oil Ol art. Thic Picture, prepared at great cost and labor, by an important tanrorement la Art-Printing, 1* offered to the people of the United Etatec, ai a worthy memorial of their eminent Statesman and Patriot, by thePubliaher, Kailroaia Steams flips fiHonetatp. Dollar Sa ▼!•*£• _ id December, 1850. and June Bnd December, 1657. Hopewell Hepburn, James ghidle, Alexander Bradley, Uobert Robb, William 3. Laertoy, Hill Burgwln, William J. Anderson John O. Backofrn, Albert Culbertson, John B. Canfield, J. Gardner Coffin, Alonso A. Carrier, Lurid Campbell, Charles A. Colton, William Douglas, frauds Felix, Goorge P. GUmora, James S. Boon, William 8. Bares, Sezrtlary and aoLlyd—JaggdawP James W. Hallman, Charles Khai*. . P. A. MaJcTra John IL Mcllor, Walter P. Marshall, Wilson Miller, A. M. PnlloCk, M. I* Henry L. lUngwnU, John M. Sawyer, George 8. Sehloij, AleiscdcrTi tulle, Theobald OmsXmiter, George R. White, ■CUA RI.L'S A. COLTON. BEDFORD CO., ..SOMERSET CO., ..WKSTMORtTD CO., ..FAYETTE CO., Paoß* Centre Table, Tier, Dnresn and Wash J. EL BYRAM;, " Bulletin Bnlldiug, Philadelphia. The following are a tew el the many commendation* *hl« Picture baa receired from the preaa: JramTctenon'a Magazine. “That bo fine .; Picture, tqmil a.lt Uld flnbh u Loodon Color PrlnU, which h.r. b™n »,IJ hoc, fjr Oto ,nl -,lx doUuw.canld be prodoced for the trifling earn orbit, cent.. I« ctrtalnl, an eitonlihlns orldence or Amerlan proimee in Art color prtnuns.end mmt, we think, rc.pilr, an Immenae sale to bo at ail remunerative.” From tho Pennsylvanian. “Sir. Byram baa produced a l*ortrail of the-immortal CLAY, printed in color*, that tuuall themeritor Jnaimiuir and a* a work of Art will bear the moat critical attmio* tlon. The likeness of tho great Statesman (a perfect.” ‘ _ Pro“ Uw> Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch. „ Mr *i H. Byrum haa brought out a Portrait of Henry OUy,winted In colore, which, if we had not been assured otherwise, w* »hoald btVe supposed to be • painting. It poescsaca all the brilliancy of hue and aoftne** of shade of a w“?hiSu,n^ lr *“ ; Tb * ¥‘«— f ■n-TTrfth. From Oraharo’s Magazine, ‘ E 9°al fe* fit» London PrinU adf hero for and *7. ... , , From ttfe Pennsylvania Enquirer, dodging by thia pfodoetk®, Art-printing has made an I «?J?? , f t J U . P^ OW V IUp * rffCllon * picture is not only arttattoln finish and arrangement of color, bnt is Talnahlo wW at tho low price of fifty centa, Uuaportrait most soon become a favorite, and be treaiured u a meet fitting atid beautiful memorial byth American people. Single CMiire tent poet paid for 10 centa. To Arabia ▼ery liberal dieconat. JaUiwlmf FIBBERS AND CARPENTERS ATTENTION Your attention is directed to the Urge and well selected stock of Seasoned LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!! On band and for sale. Wholesale and Detail, by JAMES M’BRIER Ss GO (Successor* to Wm. ii’Brier A SonJ ALLEQQEKV CITY, PA. Dressed Flooring, She Wing and Weather Boarding, Shingles, Lath, Joist, Stud ding, Clear and Common PJank, Boards, 4c., 4c., 4c. Let the Farmers remember, who attend tha Allegheny Markets, that our yarde are the mbatcoovnaieot i a the city writer «ml «ely rmewwire /rvm Uic ito-jlrt Bmu and dot* t» aU lU MirLrt Ttreenw, J Corner of Sand oaky St. and Sorlh Aliev. PRICES TUT DOWN. 7 We hare reduced tho price FIVE PER CENT, t*r thc*a and from thle date to Spring. TO CASH BUTEES OVLY Order* promptly attended to and rivek. - lj KwOtt* w SMtt, (XVItS,S»CTn3U, fa. fa. T®®^^W;CT!6NMN“F!UCTg; — ,4c - - it t rtS Wsate---—-is g ... . -}*v *te .aTlwool .vfa-isjc do AT 4 Viack eo« Fkouy Fl.’V* *t • redncUoa * * T Wts& Biy Vtotiki -rl-'rt MsoVeueA thereto buv >lct <tf * f '- V5 - FLV-MlM»a Stand Tope,
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