&doiiwjt«tal,&t. '
\ PltUbauh£ed(« Para Sutwry.
17 ru itTSeabe, ornamental®
JC VgU JOTICTKUBS' Green-llouae-E;
IVwErßmdbekrmTieai, from 6 to 7 fort hl*b» eiabr»c
ucm»TtizUlto>wUch*Un» eoldat reduced price*
tonUthetlaaiL t 1 r - , , ,
200,000 or npward* of grergrecni, from lOlacbee to 4 fret
hirfi. ftfaml >rr mlinliiili <* ntifl,
T^OwCiienTltee^'lirg*itea>..emteedng tencbokunric
ties, i
A» oorttodtoT Et«meen#«id ShmbUry i* T * f y
penoue who reqrdraa fare* aowont of toe *»»• can i* »>
commodated at lovprices. . ' _
Letter* to onraddreaftbrwißfr Wllktat Port Offlc*, n
Pittatmr*&, will »ceJr»lmßrdl*t® attention.
Order* eaa-b?Wk at oor rtaodon Mgß«_ jfflf “
Diamond Hark*. Al*H«:tlieittjfatf
i,, sgiu.^«,
For Fan Planting.
3800 a WAK? CHEfiRY * 2 years,g
IiyCKM) gMDdajdtfead^ jeers,9 Tsrktiee.
'SOjOOO tadh IfrnzWiM
sjooo *mjiaen*cfAneh**'i7 nrietfoe, from mil to B
Apple, Peer steartetd and dwarf—
Qolsc«,fiT»nzii>tteeCamDuLiteT»D rerletiee; Grape Ylnee,
Bhrafibery, Green non* Plum, 2ceea,Ae.
The** w&faiotaa extra articles# choice varieths mtebt
find it to thair interest to examine my stock before ordeitofi
elsewhere!/ sefodawtfg JHO. MURDOCK, Jr.
Grape Vines.
inn nnn EMBRACING 17 varieties
IUU.VvV/, vfQbemld at eery low priees,by
apphrtaur 7 to 9 -JOHH MTODOOH, Ja,
■afc&wtfF pittSwnh and Oakland gureeriw.
GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1858.—Qoretock
of eaHy Seeds for Hotbeds, embndo* tt® xp»:
ptored and saleable Tariettee la education,
dors tram Gardener*. Dealer* or oUasv promptly. filled,
from th*lked tad Implement }™“ «"•*.
Ji33Nrt('P JAUEB WARD BOP. -
tmt >uww.—
litbinoß
DOCBSTOCB * AMHOBt-
TNVITE THE ATTENTION OF
I th* public t« th*lr i&rg* sad nzitd .uflrtxnurt of
BttftTreCT.Shrnbbety, KTUKfemgljnt^An.
Harmy Grand four sad abiU nOea ftooiPlttilmrgh,
tht old Washington Bold. • Qtß*4U*FonOmu.
ftSUjuTXB* , ADagbroy ceonty, Pa.
VflilaHtlpfiia atforttiurarntß.
Screw Presses.
POWER AND HAND PRESSES, for
Woolen, Cotton and Paper Mangle taw a, Printers,
lAtbographars, Book-Binders and Tallow Chandlers; Copy*
taw Presses, extra tita, toe Forwarding Hocae*, Poet Offices.
Railroad Companies, IT ln.br 2% and 23 by 21; letter and
Seal Fttanaiaini and Jack Screws.
CHARLES EVANS A SON,
Corner Bread -and Quarry Streets,
nolTrtad—J*3o PHILADELPHIA.
ALLEN dfc HEEDLEB,
1f0.22 Sooth Wharva, and 85 Water Strut,
PHILADELPHIA,
TTTHOLESALE dealers in oils,
fV Btarch, Ac. A faQ shlortznßDtcn band to
which tbs attendon of dealenttwpecttally asked,
mrfcdly *- -•
iSaltfmow aiibtttiamnttß.
o. ffossn v. raos
ARHISTEAD. BIGGS A_CO«
Agents for the sale of Virginia
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Xfo. ST EecAonoe Place* BalUatort.
they distribute
ths lowest market pries*. ap2odyd*
Dr. McLANJE’S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
Two of the heat preparations of the Age.
. They ate 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
/Avith 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, See.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
Dr. C. McLane’s Cele
brated Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, prepared by
SOLE PROPRIETORS, _J?ittS T
no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with Dr. McLane’s, are
worthless.
The genuine McLane’s
Vermifuge and ‘ Liver
Pills can. now be had at
all respectable Drug
ti cures
plemikg bro-s,
Wuub Hi., Pirifurituu, 1
The Golden Prize
Ulnstrsted. IgsB. lUn.tr«Ud.
The new york. weekly golden
PBIZB U oneof the largest and best literary paper* of
m« day, Ad Imperial Quarto containing Bear Tiaa, or
roiTT oouacri, of entertaining original matter; and sw*
oijm.T uttamtiD awry weak.
A Gift trorth from 50 cents to $5OO in
f'old. irlllbe prciendd to etch »at>*erlber
mmcdlately on receipt of the enbserlp
tlon money. • v;g-
TERMS:
Onecopy for one year 42
One copy for two years, f? S’ ?
V onecopy farthreay*aia..—ss
One copy for fife yean——4B °°> “d 6
a-to toons *
Tfcoeztielea to be dtstrfbßtp) awcomprfaqdta the follow
tog Usto— .
. ; j p “'sr o,I S ,1 '" n r 1 “ 8 :"":r.'^
10 do do do s®' ®**s
10 Patent Lever Banting Cased Wntchea—sloo 00, aaen
-100 do . do- —$W 00, each
500 lAdlM* Gold Watches...- .. $3O 00, each
200 Silrer limiting Cased Watches $3O 00. each
600 SUrer Watches.. —....—.—510 yo to $U each
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and fob Chaina.slo 00 to $3O each
. Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast
Ptas,Coff Pias,Bleet»BnttOtts, Bings, Shirt Stoda, Watch
Kers, Gold aad SUter Thimbles, and a variety of other arti
cles worth. &o» 60 eeotstoSlSeaeh.
Immediately on receipt of. the subscription money, the
be entered-noon cor subscription
4S ftad 4$ ttb&t BnUdin*, 33$:Broadway, N. Y.
SWBIO Copies sept &»• A 8» oU Wanted,
j jwewWWf .'
• WOBH>r ; WOOASII WOBBBUI
VRES* WORM CONFECTION. « the
procure noolW. .ItULJXXS. JSmS&.cmipooiiM
Sulnl, tatwlm «°U b *
uid Car>Bl»>«bol<Ml« «=j JB, .
AMBBICAM HOOBE,
o/ Ua M fl». .
tE\yia RICE > Piop»irroK, res ecUut-Hr
iyannbanoMthath* has maoadlbe «U.pvnaamK.
of napagtoftat, m U rrlitadl Am tbe r«e<ot alteauon.
Trial ofthe Sarapwo tyMaata (Us pror*. «««r
art mt, . • tfatpUa bettfe
fmaflu fHgt» ritM Pa tuvUlia
The' acwpmnfltrtnn* and couvnljacMof thaboo*****:
inniigairl ml th» nesnt ImpromMstsuulaltn&a*.
ferthocoaaosloffaMtV!*»*• nothin* to badeAitd. •* •
ooSSAuSSBaA-'-
jiS J.>9ABmU> 1 Ml
jKtarilanrou*
GAS TROM ROBIN
PATTY FLUiD MATEjKIaVXj. )
The high illuminating proper* s
TTKSafQt* fr£r £fc*in and oleaginous Wb.tone~ !
-^anflu^them * favoritematerial 6>r the maoo ,
flSiSrfSSomofaM. .
JrStho»l,ln order to sappty their wtih a 6« .
li entirely free from >ll Anw end tefaw «rab
and xhddi at coco, it* Brilliant tllomtaating»!».
greater originalcost of (fan aprtratns for the mann
factnreofecalcu together with the aitenUon and expend
cosftutlr required, end the difficulty, t! not impossibility-,
of eotlmy separating the ddetericui end
oflfeoalTe oases, generated In ccoL render the BORIN OIL
APPARATUS cheeper and more desirable In every *aj
B- COATES, of C7® Broadway, New York, ha* devoted trf*
entire attention to the nuanlwtareaad rate of Portable Om
Apparatns.asd hempeetfhUy cade the attention of th*
pnbUc to fcu present castpUU and efficient machine.
Perfect sntufactloa to the pnrtbaeet jtunmiM»Un«»r)
case, for farther information addreae
8. OOATBS, Kfl Broadway, New York,
, jytthgawdly or DAVIPIL WILLIAMS. Pittsburgh, Pm.
BOOTB AND SHOES,
OHKA.I* FOR CASH.
James robb,
NO. 89 MARKET STREET,
NEAR THE MARKET,
Fall and Winter itock of
LADLES', MISSES’ and CHILDRENS’ BOOTS and SHOES;
MENS’ CALF, KIP AND COARSE
BOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIES,
GAITHRB, OPERAS, Ac.
BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
“PORD’S’’-RUBBER SHOES,
: A very aoperlor artkls and very neat,
Direct from the Manufacturers, which he will sell by the
MIX or faceaok at very reduced prices for cash.
This stock comprises one of the largest assortments to he
found In any city, anitable for city and coontry sales, and
having over twenty years experience in baying, he trust*
that be r* n now suit ail tastes. lie respectfully Invites all
In want to c ill, assuring them that they will he pleased.
mr2o—eal6
min »wm«
AYER'S WORM CONFECTION is pleas
ant to take.
- Ayer’s Worm Confection contains no Calomtl.
■- Ayer's Worm Confection is partly vegetable.
Ayer’s Worm Confection will not sicken.
Ayer’s Worm Confection is uuinjnrioua.
Ayer's Worm Confection is tha only safe Worm Remedy.
Ayer’s Worn Confection is the only efficient Worm Remedy
Ayer’s Worm Confection only requires an Introduction
Into families to procure far itself universal favoritism.
Compounded and fore' sale, wholesale and retail, at tho
Drugstore of JOHN HAFT, Ja^
ddl comer of Wood and Sixth its-, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works
JNO. D. MATTHEWS,
Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cotter,
JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.—
Enina, fidaaors and Raxora Ground. Ac 4 Knife Blades
Inserted: Table Knives Repaired, and Genera) Jobbing at
tended to: LOCKSMITH AND BELL-HANGER
Ho* 138 Smlthfleld Street, near Sixth,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
49>Tbs above firm isprepared to make anything in the
shape of an edge tool, or do any kind of smith work what
ever, on short notice- Jy2sUyd
JjVALL AND WINTER—
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
HRS IRONS, SCUTTLES,
GRATES AND FENDERS,
And other seasonable articles In my line, far sale to suit
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!—The
Tropic Cook, the boat improved, as well as the heaviest
ot the sue now mode; the Parlor and Chamber Stow; The
<lda, n which is conceded by all who have seen it to be the
-most ban dooms and ornamental Stove here or elsewhere.—
Call and see thorn at the Iron City Stove, Copper and Tin
Warehouse or T. J. CRAIG A CO,
ml 9 No. 134 Wood at.
NOTICE- All persons having claims against
GEORGE E. ARNOLD, or In any wise Indebted to
Mm, will plcaso call at once and pay to, or arrange the
■use with ROBERT DALZELL,
at R Dalzcll A Liberty street,
or A. B.BELL,
No. 103 Foorth street, Pittsburgh,
Ja23:lmd*cbD Assignees of Oxo. E. Atsoin.
D' UNCAN'S BUSINESS' AND ORNA*
MENTAL PENMANSHIP, Just published In six mun
ben, quarto demy size; being the most complete system
extant, and altogether superior in style and quality to any
bltherto.otfered to tli£ public. Each book contains 24 pages,
and will he furnished at tho low price ofl2%cu. A liberal
discount will be made to wholesale purchasers for cash.
WM. O. JOHNSTON A CO., Publishers,*
Blank Book Manufacturer* and Stationer*,
j*l3 N 057 Wood street.
Sew York and San Francisco Steamship
lilne, via Panama Railroad.
THE firet class steamship Northern
LTCIIT. 2,500 tons, E. L. Tlnkelnaagh, Mister,S3£
will sail from pier 3, North River, on WEDNESDAY, March
10th, far ASPINWALL, connecting with the first class
steamship ORIZABA. tons, J.H. Bletchcn, Mastoi
leaving Sanfranctaco March &tb.
For pus&go and freight, apply ONLY to
D. TORRANCE. Agent,
No. 5 Bowling Green. New York.
SYRINGES— 1 have just rec'd a supply of
Mattson’* Celebrated Syringes, pronounced to be supe
rior to any other now In nee. Those wishing anything of
tbi* fclwrt niinnH i**ji and examine theee before purchasing
elsewhere. JOS. FLEMINO,
fe9 corner of Diamond and Mai hot street.
STATIONERS’ HARDWARE,—
Copylnlg Preoes and IhrnJtare (or do.
Stamping “
Office Calenders,
BO! Filet,
Can celling FQea,
“ Hammers,
BiU Head Box**,
Enenlop, “ 3 and 4 parts,
Twine **
Poet Office.**
Tin Cutter*.
Desk Weights,
Pen Racks, a great variety,
English Slate*, with »jr. and oral frame*.
German, I run and porcelain Slat-*,
Pocket KniTes, Erasing do.
JoatracelTed and for sale by W. 8. HAVEN,
oc3o Market and '2d »tr.>
Groceries —100 bgs prime Rio coffee
70 hf. cbt*. Y. 11., Black and Imperial Tea*;
tSO bozo* 6« and 6a Lump (Tobacco;
200 keg* Nail*, assorted exes;
100 bozM Window Glass, assorted tire*;
60 dot. Bne Wash Boards;
100 do Corn Brooms;
600 bdls. Straw Paper;
200 bu Olive, Oleine, Rosin and Palm Soa
100 do Mould and Star Candice,
For sale by uolO R. ROBISON i CO.
T HORN’S EXTRACT OF COJWrfTA 4
SARSAPARILLA—Another supply of this celebrated
English nmadyjntt rec'd by —JOS. FLEMING.
.ATS.—3OO bi
*wenty-one barrels just received
•yj lIKNET n. 00M.1.V8-.
lID
Vftiribraalm
TOOLS. —Saws, Knives, Chis
•!», and «n varieties of Pruning Itutruseots for tb«
garden or orchard*. ja2S£tw«F JAMES WARD HOP.
CONGRESS WATER—A new lot received
this day sod for sain at JOS. FLEMING'S.
OnGRO.PATENT CARBON OIL LAMPS
/CKJ Jott rec'd by ja*o UACKKQWN A VINLKV
TftnKS—Rank, Bridge, Insurance and
Copper Btoek* sold at pablic or private sale, by
r AUSTIN LOOMIS 4 CO.
Bale THURSDAY EVENINGS at the M«r
chants’ Exchange _ _ J*lB
Leather belting—a good supply of
the best Easters Manufacture, os band for sale low by
Ja3Q J. A H. PHILLIPS, 28 and 28 St Clair »t.
LACE LEATHER of a superior quality for
■ale by J. AH. PHILLIPS, &apd 28 St_CUir st.
I” NDIA RUBBER BELTING—A large stock
alt 2, S and Aply thick, at tb» India Rubber Depot
28 mod 28 8t Clair at. Ja3o J. k 11. PHILLIPS.
DRY APPLES—2OO bus. prime Dry Ap
plesfor «ale by HENRY U. COLLINS.
SHORTS —490 sacks Shorts in store and
tor sale by . SPRINGER HARBAUGII k CO.
ja3o No. 205 Liberty Street.
SHOULDERS— 3 casks Bacon Shoulders in
stora and for sale by S. HARCAUOH k CO-,
jaSO • Na- fflS Liberty Street.
SUNDRIES— 20 bales Cotton;
ZBl aacka Wheat, white and red;
1 bid. I*rd,
On steamer Folihangh to arrive for tain by
j*29 ISAIAH DICKEY k CO. _
SUGAR —100 hhds. fair to prime N. O. Su
gar In store and for aale by 'JOHN FLOYD k CO.
BUTTER— 10 bbls Roll Butter for sale by
ja2B JOHN FLOYD k CO.
QA hhds prime Sugar landing per steamer
OV-J Attrora for sale by (Ja2B] J AS. GARDNER.
1 AA bbls prime Molasses per Anglo Saxon,
J. UU 50 do Baltimore Syrup, for saie by
ja23 JAS. GARDNER.
COUNTINO HOUSE FURNITURE.—On
hand or made to order and furnished promptly by
T. D YOUNG k CO.,
J*2J 38 and 40 gmUhflcld BtreeL
URNING FLUID! B URN INO"FLUID!!—
Yon caa buy tout Burning Field, mnch cheaper and
better than any puce, at JOS. FLEMING’S,
Ja2S corner Market gtroet and the Diamond.
Concentrated lye—so cases on ham
and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
BEANS. —200 bus. for sale by
ja4 XIENRY n. COLLINS.
KEGS prime No. 1 Six Twist Tobacco
ivU on conaJcntnent for Bale low by
jalfi SQRIVER A DILWORTU.
Fresh butter—
-14 bbla traah Roll Better for tablo use;
8 “ “ EOT
600 Ibf No 1 Leaflaud.
Ree*d tbi« morning for ealo at No 27 Filth street,
jiatf * H. RIDDLE.
TJOULTKY.—A largo lot of fresh Poultry
• V Turkic*, Chicken*, Duct* and Gwae, roc’d this mun
and for sale at No 27 Flftbatreet. 1L RIDDLE.
rIfKS AND FLUIDS--Arnold's, David's
Warno, Kirtland’a and Maynard A Noyes’for cals by
W. 8. HAVEN,
Kub. 31, 33 and 33 Market bU.
LCOIIOL—IOObbE 70 and 00 per cont
fcral.br i-OS 11. A. FAIIXESTOCK k CO.
►OTASll—2ocasks Ist sorts for sale by
JriO • B. A. rAHXISTOCg A CO.
MOLASSES— 100 bbls N. 0. Molasses and
Syrup for calaby Ja2B JOHN IMTD ACO
R’ 'APPEE'SNUFF-Freab only at
da]6 JOri. FLBMINQ’K
TIMOTHY SEED.—SO bg9. a superior article
inetoreandforaalehr fimlß) ATWELL. LEE A CO.
ICE SPURS— 1
OF VARIOUS SIZES,
For Hie, Wholesale and Retail, by
W.T>. MATTHEWS.
de2B • Sintthfield street, near PlllU.'
cLANE’S VERMIFUGE ASD LIVER
PILLS. —100 groat on band and for aal* br
* B. L. FAIUfKSTOCK t CO.,
cornea of Wood and Foorth street*.
doIO <
Eng. veneti
an! for ola by
TKEUHAVE’SIIOLLANDBrn'ERS—IOO
XS-doLjiaiaibty B. A. TAICIEOTOCK * CO..
jftn Corner Kiret and Wood etreoU
CUJLD’S PATENT SPiUNU BED.—We
an mnaftctnrfag; l " l selling 1U» cetatajtol Swing
nctdvUU F«mal* Bcmtnnrr.
THE NEXT TERM Inrtitulion will
ct'mmpmvfltiilOSUAY, fi-h Vr> ’ 1
iVpl|» wit Ib» rßfcrjfel |* f f>o (>cr torin, «n 4 will telec the
•tailin' they wlah to puP*o« Ih'tn lh« Mlnwins Hat
pM-linf, Ancient History, fonlogy,
EnnnetMton, .Modern " A«tr<n>«-my,
PivnnnctaUob, M*p Drswtnp. Nat. niil«woph|
PpeUinp, AocietilO' Pliy«lv>lo(y
Wriilcff, ■ Modern
Gtnmmur,
Composition, Ptroiml
RVt<Ml*\ Chemistry,
Lngir, Rotany.
Trigonometry.
Pot Greek, Latin. Italian, Spanish, French, German.
8«edl»h and Anglo-Patun. on additional chary* *>« |1 «*HI If*
Ura-fo.
Plano, pt course of twenty lea*>ut t*
Uw of Piano per term 'I
Drawing,pereonrtecflvrentyleeeoo* 4
OH Painting “ “ “ 8
A Gonnao laijjr, an extvllenl pianist, mldM Id tbefamils,
and wU) gins lewMC* on the Piano and lu liftman and French.
A fow pupils will be accommodated Id the family ol the
Principal. Hoard, with fuel and light,exclntfre of washing,
$3 per week. 1
All paymeuts arc to be mod* In advancer
fell.-wAsdly JOSHUA KENDALL, A. SI, Principal.
Qas just received hie Urge
~ " Stucco Wo’rlaer,
JAOBB OWEHB,
CORHER ELM AND IVIZIE STREETS,
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER
give* particular attention to all order* for work to hU.
Une.
CENTRES and ORNAMENTS of all kinds furnished o
abort notice. *p»l:lyd
ROOCBBAI'I BOLIPBB WILL
. PATENTED AUGUBT
7.lBSA.—ThenfeeoQienmaa- MVKV7
mfaetue this »ni of saltohls
rise far uenbaai aad «utry T^BWHr
OtlA Uiia, aa wall m plan*
utlsa ase. Thar an alee an* BbiKHi
partly adavtai far sffrtitng jnOMl .
to flaw writ*. fit a fall do- ,->W H[BilvV\
ssripttaa, prises,upastty, Aa., JtS ||ffif-lil ••
liiraaa lu aaly attMRM
8. COCHRAN SCO,
We abemnsfas>»*rnMh Ban tUU mourn af aU
BoUfafCMh. BUI bmo ui Quiln diiw Aaaoetp-
Mm,limFlab,fta. AS HttdMWwmgrt ta fee* ottn
a. oocmua too* cu.
s*4:dawfanF
House furnishing hardware
STORE.—Housekeeping.ariidee geDarallr \
Hollow Ware,
Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware,
Brittannia,
Bright,
Japanned and Prosed Tin Wares,
Wood and Willow Warea.
JOHN FLEMING,
se2l No. 47, Market ttreet,eorner of Third.
FAIRBASK'S PLATFORM SCALES*
THE undersigned havingbeen appointed ex
clusive) Agent* tor the ale of theec celebratodgCA LE3,
manufactured by the original inventors, B. A T. FAIR
BANKS A Co n respectfully Invite the attention of the bus
iness community to die tnperiority of those Seals over all
.
These Scales have been subjected to the SEVEREST
TESTS on all tha principal Railroads In the United State*
and England, andln every branch of bnalnoaa throughout
the wortd, and their onlfonn accuracy and great durability
have gained for them the mentation of being THE STAND
ARD FROM WHICH THERE CAN BE NO APPEAL.
We are prepared to fill order* tor Counter, Portable, Dor
mant, Rolling Mill, Hay, Coal, Railroad and Canal Scalea, it
KASUTACTumEta* eatota. HUSSEY A WELLS,
QEO. W. SUBLET,
Federal itreet, Allegheny.
No. 325 Liberty Street, Commercial Row,
ae!7:lyd Plttaburgh. Pence.
BAGS! BAGS!!—Flour, Buckwheat, Corn
meal, Salt. Ham. Crain, Dried Fruit and all kinda of
Bags, made from Bleached Muslins. Otnaburg Drill* and
Duck, neatly printed to ord*r, in appropriate style*, <m the
shortest notice.
Millers odd others will find it to their advantage in the
inality of goods oaed and prlcra charged, to here their or
ers filled at my manufactory. DAVID C. lIERBST,
JaHidsltwP corner Liberty and Tland streets.
CO BAGS BARLEY;
O& S 7 do Oats;
8 do Timothy Seed;
10 kegs No 1 Lard;
113 boxes Cheese;
300 lbs Buckwheat Flour;
Rac'd and far iala by SURIVERA DILWORTU,
jalfi y 130 and 132 SeeonJ street
WHITE GREASE*-In cans, kegs'*nd
barrels, for greasing Drays, Carta. Carriage*, Ornni
bnsscs and all kinds of Machinery, for sale by
HENRY H. COLLINS.
jal9 No. 25 Wood st.
SUNDRIES —JJG sacks Dry Apples;
17 do and*2 bblsVlaxwt-d:
i) do Feathers;
125 do Wheat;
ID bbla Union Mills Flour,
18 do QallaUn du.
00 do Broadway do,
4 boxes Eggs,
On steamer Poland to arrive for sale by
Ja26 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
WOODS lIAIK RESTORATIVE.—A
Urge quantity on hand and for sale by
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CU-,
fi corner ofTourth and Wood *ta.
POTATOES— -75"bus. White Potatoes;
50 do Nrshaunock do;
60 do Balt Bine du,
In store aud for sale by Ja7 T. LITTLE A CO.
0 AGRICULTURAL MACHINISTS—
We have on baud a sample of India Rubber Tul<e* for
Wheat Drills. They can be tarnished In any quantity at
short notice, by J. A 11. PHILLIPS,
Ja3t> Km 211 and 28 8t Clair street.
SEIDLITZ POWDERS, always fresh, oa
h*ud at jos. Fleming's,
Jal6 corner Market si. and the Diamond
■pVHESSEJJ IIOGS.—II I>resBcd Hogs for
I fnltbT Ja4 HENRY n.^OLLiNtJ.
RYE FLOUR—4O hb'ls. and 30 Packs for
•alohy HENRY II COLLINS.
EGGS.-O hbls.Egesjupt received and for
ule by JalB 11. DA WELL A CO.
SELTZER APERIENT will
not fall to effectually rcmox* Dywponeia or Indigestion
Bilion* Headache, Ucartbnrn, Acidity of th<i Stomach. Cos
tlrencas, Rheumatism, Affection of the Uxer. Only f»*r -tale
at
JOS. FLRMINO’S,
6 - au<J th» I>i»mtind _
on"BBLSTFUNT nOMINY for'TMe ttj
Z>\J j»18 JAS. OARDINT.R
PATENT BUCKETS—2OO doz. in Rtore and
for sale by jaZO ISAIAH DICKST A CO.
q'A/V'^ _ BB.LS.' _ Com’merciar White Wheat
Family Flour,
200 bbla. Buckingham White WLrat Family Flour,
and for ole by J»l* JA?I - HAItDINER.
just received and lor
-nCNRT II- COLU3B
O. MOLASSES—3O bhi
• Molaaei la rtorv and for nl' by
Ja'Jl T. LJTTLKA C0,_112 Socond
NO. -SUGAR —20 hhdu prime for sale
• low tor caih by T. LITTI.K i CO, 112 P«c «t.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES
-22 hhd* prime S ny»r.
40 bbta Plantation M<.la*»o»,
To »rri?f t-<T steamer Fort Wayne, for ul« by
jail JOHN FLOYD ACO-, K 3 Woojjtrret.
IIEASE.—3I tierces "of Grease receiving
anj (or Bale by B DILZ KLL ACO
jaio 2il Liberty *t.
BACON— 6 casks Hams and Shoulders jus
rec’d and for aale by
jal2 6PRIXUKR HAHBAUOH A 00
HAM BAGS, of olfsizes, mude and print
cd to order. Any qamotlty lupptiud «poo the eburt
est nolle* by DAVID C. HERB3T,
JklLdaltwF corner LiWrty and Hand *trn*-U.
C 1 REEN"”APPLES^-is(r bbl? choice WiiT
JTter Apple*ld »tore«nd f«r *ale by
Ja7 T. LITTLE A CO., N*>.ll2 Second ri.
frirTBB'LS. PRIME MOLASSES in store
1 for «ole by j*lB JAB. OARDIKEB.
1 QA Bus. Barley,
Jl O St) bagiCloTrr Seed,
100 boxe« Prlmo Chw?*e.
10 kegs Lard,
20 bagi Beam,
b bbli. Roll Butter,
RrcelTe,! and fur sale by
ja9 SIHUVEK A DILWOKTU.
RIO COFFEE —100 bags choice Rio Coffee
In ttore and fur *ale by Ja7 T. LITTLE A CO.
onfitTEßOi' grades Flour in store and
JalB JaB. GARDINER.
7c BBLS. N.O. MOLASSES for sale by
/ OjiS J.B. CANFIELD
GW ARABIC, Select, Medium &. Soars.
—2OOO Iba. In (lore and fur aalu by
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A Co._
OrfBBLSVI’EAkL FLINT HOMINY;'
&\J 200 bun. prime Ear Corn,
In ptoreand lor vale by CHAS. B. LEECH,
jail No 8 Binitbfleld alroet.
If)OTATOES—IOO bus. White Potatoes;
• 30 “ Pinkeye “
In (tor* and (nr tala by de!4 T. LITTLE & CO.
IlEfcsE.—soo boxes prime cutting Cheese
. tale by Ja4 UENKYJLCuI.LINS,
1 C BBLS. FRISH EGOS for sale by
It/jiK J B CANFIELD.
on CASKS PEARLASH for sale by
OtJ Jas J. P. CAXVIKI.D.
EGGS. —3 bblt*. for sale
J*4
RYE FiXjuk.— 20 bbls. for Palo by
jtt* nENUY ILCuLIJNS.
UTTJSft—S bblfl. freah roll Batteriust re
cei?od ftnd for oloby J«8 B. HUTCHINSON.
OPS—# brflefl prime Ist sort iiops in store
udbr ole by fepBINQgR lUBBAOOII
ENNA ALEXANDRIA—SOO lbs in store
aml for ole by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO_
NO. SUGAR.—3S hhds. Good Fair N.O.
• Sazar jost receirod end for «a!f> by
° . fiIIHIVEH A PILffORTIL_
UJtNITUHEAN iTcUAI RS.—Of every
description constantly mannttetariaß or made l
order, of tbn best material and workmanship by
j. 25 T. D. YOUNO 1 CO._
TNOIGOT AlanTiXa. Carracas t Benoaiv--
I loot) lbs. on hand and (or sale l>y
■%25 lb L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
FLOUK —17 bble. Union Mills;
17 do Gallatin “
90 do Broadway “
t,„,» .U*».r A.. 10 ta.™ fgr
FEATHERS —y sacks now landing from
.iMrn-f Anglo Soxnn for sale by
ja i9 IHAIAII DICKEY* CO.
T7GGS —4 bra uow landing from steamer
Anglo SU™» tur sale by 13AJAU DICKEY k Of).
WHEAT— 77 sacks Red Wheat and 4ft ska
White Wheat now UnJIUK fr.mt * tanner Anglo
euMfaVSKby W *CO_
DRY APPLES—2O bgs now landing from
DICKEY t CO.
LAXSEEU-1T sks anil 2 bills new land
e'"a“Tunmcksy t co.
-S IDES—SOO*O
iED —2S bbls. on band
D. h. FAUN EBTOCK A CO.
IDES—SOO do*. Flint Hides;
i 31 do Orrro R»Jted Hides;
Jq lodibr <*!o by SPKINdBH UARBACOH i 00.
#0 236 Liberty strwt.
PPLBS,—IOO bbla. Green Apples Us'td)
ttPJ&mLAOO
IStmrattonal.
ArithnMir.
Air'hrt,
(Jwmvtry.
fHisccllanfous.
Is prime b
bv
HENRY U. COLLINS.
E 1) VOK 1> WATER, freah, trom the
ipriup, we'd thlt J*? ty J>M JQg.?UHraOi V-
iHrtttal.
It. it* It.
AFAI.SK TIIEOIIY EXPOSED.—
THE TIIL’E SCIKNCK KHVEAI.KD
MitukinO linrp lung Iw-rn cugulpbwl lu darko^# 1 *
thrill lli« iDtkUdv* of mmlJchM>, tuwl of i|ri lrii»g * Umltfvtl
•ilDltoa of It* i«Ari‘r uvn anJ It* [iP-jN-r »!'•■ 10 • *“'
Irmlmciit..[ |{i« tick.
Mi-dicinn,'** practiced by Uierr)tul»r faculty,»»■ •Muni-u |
• liudJU of Improbabilities ami nucertalntto*. There t"
..othinz in it* ttiixirlM on which tin* phyrician can »1) «• •
ocrUltn'rOied; the mulu obtained from it* prc*:rtptlonJ .
are doiibtftot, amt in most caacaniuatittn'tOTy. |
!l It a tuUmu and »tartl Inc fact, thatibrr*-fc"irth»»d |
•'who bar** departed tbi» lifu" died ili tlmt. »»«>( <*• Jiku-t, |
hut to tin* liiJudicUiueapidication of this lubtlo and uncer
tain theory, aa practiced uy tin* rejpilar tiw.ultj.
We h«Ti* pruT»nl the niter (ailanjr of the rejuW ptavuco i
•>f medium-, Mint lit* mulenlabJo irnlbiulmm* of the |
H. U. H otrr and over again; for, in a llu»tuaiuleww«* where j
thy regular phr»i<tain lure gireu up their pniteuta m incur- |
•He, and had iu many !•**»>» «-nu »pi the tium to only •
•ban boon, thnt their rlclime b»J Ui life, fUnlway »llcady :
Relief, lUmilriton or Rr-oUent,« ‘h* C»* »»y h*’" been,
has n-etoroJ tin** dying |«tkuiia to oow life and health.
In the trvntment of the »icb by lb* It. U. K. remedu*,
there it nothing left to chance of nuecrhiiutlra, for thcae
remedies are to prepared to poaeaa Axed anil po«Ui»»ctir
attre power*, founded chi principle* ea immutable iu their
poiret over di******. at the <>t gTariUtioo trrer the
earth. It b- th-t efnr», lmp«uihle for those remedies! to fail
tn removing trotn the human iyetem tUedlfllcuUy £nr which
they may be girun, and of restoring the vW* human eye
tem to it* normal condltlonot brami. •
This is readily sren-In th* mtraculoui effleary of BA IV
WAY*H READY RELIEF—for tlie moment thle remedy «
applied to the jetrt or partaof the body tortured with pain,
or crippled with tnflrmltlee, all pain and onnaalue** oeaaea,
and the crippled, Urn* and wounded limb become* inrlgor
feted wltli reunr»*d strength- N* with the Reaolerut-
The most repnlalre Bare*, Ulcer*, Ilnmora, ami the most o
•tinata of chronic disease* quickly become extinct aft
»w doses
.eels taken. J
In ows i.f Constipation «»f tho
rangvmcnt ..I tho I.Jyer. Oongretious, Palpitation of tli
Henri, Railway's Regulators, iu the form of I'll W Jean be
reUod npon nt a jKwitiro and ntUio corrector aadjregula
tor of these dUhcultlea. la cases of tctnporaay
or derangement of the stomach or bowels, the Cathartic and
Purgutlie Pillsgircu by (be regular faculty, even ii]they re
move tho temporary difflcnlty, do so at Uioexpeuae of
Cramps, Rh-kuoaat Stomach,aud Weakness, and after the
effect! of then paxgstivrs are over, the bowels are left coa-
Uvo and the system debilitated. ltadway’s Regulators will
ImUntly relievo the pain and distress, nanOTotho difficulty
aud restore a regular action to the liver, Stomach) bowels
and other organ*— they neither Irritate, inflame, dickeu or
waken the patient, and theericnatkm! arenatural, with
outprostrating the system or cramping the bowels C
Those remedies aro the only onea that have reduced t t
hygienic principle to tho fixity of a mathematical demon
stration— invariable In all cases, and proceeding on a settled
routine. They, and they alone, have Imparted tO| the In
congruous expcricnca and repugnant practice of th? so call
ed “regular faculty,'’ the precision and Invariability which
are essential to tho requirements of a science. Taking ths
human body as the problem, and health as |ti normal con
dition, they proceed by fixed rules to eliminate all extrane
ous and deleterious particles, aud thus restore the cpnstitu
: tlon to its integrity, by ths expulsion of those local or orgsn
| ic trregnlarties which vitiate tnssdundnoeaof the whole.
Id Cholera, Yellow Fever, Ship Few, Dysentery, Difr
rhoss. Typhus end Typhoid Few*, and oil maliguint and
malarious fevers, Rad way's Ready Rollefand Regulators ere
Notonlyln the milder latltadeeof the North bstjo these
remedies cared the patienti of these terrible maladies, but
ooder the burtiing tenet of the treplc*, where, in tbo wildest
and most violentdegree*, the? scourged the peojle as a pes
tilence. \Yitn these remedies you need not tear exposure to
an? contagions disease or infectious malady.
All diseases that hare become atabUshn l In tbo system,
called chronic or constitutional, Rad way's Resolvent, aided
by tbo Relief and Regulators, will re mo re. Bcrufnla, Bron
chitis, Ulcers, bores, Feror Sores, Humors, Uumors, Salt
Rheum, and all akin diseases Will quickly yield to this ail
powerful remedy.
The nn of tbo Resolvent will, in a few weeks, entirely
change tho wholo condition of the body, wo caro not-from
how many generations you hare derived your title to the
disease# established tn your bodies, Rad ware Resolvent will
remove U, and give to yon what your tOrcatbera were una
ble to—a pare and healthy body—free from diseases.
All diseases prevalent at this season of tho year, censed
l>y derangement of the organs of tho system,sudddnebanna
of tho weather, heat and cold. dlstnrbod circulation of the
blood—Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Dolerenx, Bowel Com
plaint*, Fever and Ague, Headache, Toothache, Aches and
Pains of all kinds, Bruises, Barns , Scalds, Falls. Inflamma
tory Diseases, Cougeellvo Dlaehsoi, Damon'to the system—
Impure Blood, Boils, pustule Pimples, Rlotches, Ac. Liver
Complaints— Dyspepsia, KJdnay Complaints, and ail diseaso#
whether acute, inflammatory, malarious, nervous, chronic
or constitutional. Rad way's Remedies win most positively,
exterminate and reotore tho Infirm and enfeebled system'*??
health and strength l .
aa orro—to tas onsa.
■Ye who have friends dow upon the brink oCthe graTa, on
whom all hopes of recovery are loet—who have been given
up as incurable by your pnysician. w* Invito you to make
one more effort tosavetlie rainedUfe of the dying one. A
trial t»r thee© tiezncdlea cannot do any Injury, and may re
store to life and bealUt, even though uo hopes are entertain
ed by your physician. Orur a thousand euch instances hare
come to oar knowledge: and we therefore, feel oumlTtaJus
tided In rvquesting ibo trial. Surely, after tbe physician
mars he can itu uo more, hit prejudice to yoor ttsiog a reme
dy that most do good, is criminal.
As no of the instance* we base alluded to In tbe above'
article, we refer the pnbUc to tho com reported to na by
diehard Griffith, E*q, well known In Canada Weet&a a man
of high Integrity, and well approTed of by bis cooulrymen
or bis high official capacities.
IIaBSOWSJOTn, Fontenac Co, C. W n )
Jane Hth, 1857. f
In October, 1856. my wife giving birth to a child, left her
t>ed too early and caught a severe cold, which promised to
terminate her life. Tbe best physicians In this neighbor
hood and Kingston were In attendance on her—but all «f no
vaall —the doctor* had oiecn her op to die. ibr uvm am
ueuiite totela I nl at her bodsldo, momentarily watching
to see her breathe her last. 1 happened to eoe a copy of
yoor paper called "The Moving World," and thero rad of
your medicines. I resolved to test them as a last resort. I
gave her the Ecseloent srith tbe Regulators—-and Relief—ac
cording to directions, and in thru o nyt ehterved a wonder
fal improvement. From this she daUyre»Tered,aadls new,
thank God, better than ever she was in her life.
Tlte child, when three months old, canght a bad cold, and
dwindled away to a mere ikrieton, nothing but boae and stall
his eye* protruded from hit head; or if they would drop out; ;
the physicians all united In saying there was no ose of at
tempting to save him, hieaxse- was Amplest, wAe was too
young and must die. Dot J thought different. Your Rem
edies gave life to my wife, while the doctors gate her up to
death. I again had recourse to them. I gave him the Rc
colTent Internally and mwd it oaa wash externally to his
eyes—he Is now a laughing, hearty, ormtlllnj child, enjoy
ing tbe best ofbwdth. Your i»»«* and irratefol
»eP,ant. RICHARD GRIFFITH.
The above, reader. Is but one cut of thousand* of similar
ease* in the world, where had the verdict* of the physicians
been retied upon without further trial, death would have
seized Its victim. Do not therefore rive up your fHenilson
i the more report of your physicians who say they can do no
! more. When you are told this, resort to our Remedies.
RADWAY A 00., 163 Fulton street, N. Y.
For sale by ITU NT A MINER, Mnaonle Hall, Pitta,
burgh.
The R. R. R. Remedies are sold by Druggists, Merchants
and Storekeepers. »«19 fel3alaw!yF^
R~ ADWAY'S READY RELIEF—S gross
no baud and for sale by
B. h. FAHNESTOCK A CO„
per of Wood and Fourth streeta.
Tb« UrtMcit OTB*e4rßlicor«r|f
H OP TUB JOE.
Mr. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY. HAS
discovered in one ef oar common pasture weeds, ■
remedy that curce every kind of Human from ibe worst
Bcrofala to a common Pimple.
114 he* tried UJd over eleven handled caso*, end neTrt
faOed except in two cnee* (both thunder humor.) lie bee now
in his po*see*ion over two hundred certificate* of it* nine,
til wtuiin twenty milts of Do*ton.
Two buttle* ere warranted to cure a nursing nore mouth.
One to three bottle* will cure tho wont kind of pimple* of
the fee*. ....
Twoto threw bottlo* will seoorthesvstem of bolls.
Two bottle* are warranted to enre the wor*t canker In the
mouth and stomach.
Three to fire bottle* are warranted to cure the worst caae
of enralpelaa. .. . , ..
One to two bottle* are warranted to cure all humor* of the
**Two bottle* are warranted to cure running of the ear* and
blotche* among the hair.
Four to alz bottle* are warranted to cure corrupt and ruu
-1 ping nicer*.
One bottle will cure ecal y eruption of the akin.
Two to three bottle* are warrmutod to cure tho oo*t despe
rate cases ot rheumatism.
Two to threw bottle* are warranted to cure tbo wont ca*e*
of ringworm.
Three to four bottle* are warranted to cure aalt rheum.
Five to eight bottle* will cure the wont caae of scrofula.
A benefit u alway* experienced from tbo flnt bottle, and
a perfect cure la warranted when the above quantity 1* ta
kes.
Nothing looks so Improbable to those who hare lu rain
lied all the wonderful medicines of the day, a* that a com
mon weed growiag In tho pastures, and along old atone walla
thould cure every humor In tho system; yet it is now a fixed
fact. If ><>n hare a humor it has to start. There are no ib
Dor and*, bum* or ha’* abouttb« suiting tome caae* and not
your*. I pnddlod over a thousand Udtlcs of it In the vlcinl
yof Boston. 1 know It* effort* in erery case- It ba* •
rtedy dooeeomeof (he greatoat cure* over dune In Massa
chusetts. I gare It to children over* yrar old: tooldpeopl*
uf sixty. I have*eeo |«oor,puny, wormy looking children
whose flash was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect state
of health by one l*>ttln.
To those who are subject to a sick lioadacbe, on* bottle Will
always cure It. It gir.-s groat nli.'l lu catarrh and dlzxl
no** Some who bare bo in costive f,»r ytsus, have takenaod
bwon reguUtni by it. Where tho body i* *ound It work*
quite easy, but where there la any derangement ofthefunc
linn* of nature,lt will raneo very singular feeling*, but you
ninst nut be alarmed—they alway* disappear lu from four
dav* lu a wi«ek. There is uevur a bad result frouj It. On the
contrary, whim that finding is over yon will feel your*elf like
a newperwin. I heard suuieof the most exlravagatd enoo
niumi of it that man ever listened to. No change of diet is
ernr n«<es«ry; eat the best you can gut. I have likewise
an Urb, which, when simmered lu awtwt oil, dissolve* *crul
nlousswelling of the nxk and under the oars. Price 60
wata. Price of the Medical Discovery $1 per bottle.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Adult. offoUbli* spoonful phrday. Children over eight
year*, dessert spoonful; children from fit* to eight years, tea
spoonful. A* no direction can be made applicable to all
constitutions, take euoagh toojwrato ou tbo bowels twice a
KENNEDY gives personal *ttondaDceln bad case* of
Sold Wholesale and retail at DR. KKIBKU’B, 1W Wood
*trret,'corn«r of Virgin Alley, and J. P. FLEMING, All*
gheny' aplO mh27;lydAwF
Y/' EN NEDV'S MEDICAL biSUOVEBY—
IV i groa* on baud and for salo by . __
B D. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
ora rorntrof P w»d and Fourth * treat*;
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY II
TVrHIOH HAS BEEN THE STDDY AND
W reamrch or the lawt medical men that ever lived to
find a remedy tbot would radically euro tho Dyspepsia,
which has been recently found out by
DR. R.T. FORD,
OF PITTSBURGH, PBJfXA.
Hl* laborious search and rwmrch In the VegeUblo King
dom for eight or ten yean, ba* brought to!
Medicine which will radically euro the DYSPEPSIA, which
1* the first cause of all *en*ral disease which the human»ji
tem is (Object to. Keeps the Reservoir rfitomscb] clean and
healthy. We must all have good health and cannot be a
"DrTILT^/oßDba*been a fubjoct of this awful dtoom
himself, [Dyspepsia] for eight to tea jean, and ha* tried
hundred* of experiment* ca him**!?. hot all to ’rain, natll
hti present discovery, which ha* radically ttnd hta and
man, other, la six, eight to twele, dajjr without peio or
•idcoeee, or 00, aopleoooot tooling, lu tho Mlteoi, hot oo
the cooUor,, It turlgorote, tho ojltm and giro. . hralth,
uttoo to erer, port. It will oct goutl, or coptoool, op tho
howeK oad giro, hojth, octloo to tho rtomKh oud IWor.
Too coo out ,od drtok iroor mool dieting, ohlch will oot
Interior*—the modldno alway* doing It* duty...called
DR. R. T. FORD'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL.
What kind or disease* will Dyspepsia produce* law™ l
It t* the first eauae or all general diaottM- Uver Affeettnn,
Lung Affection, or Pulmonary Dben**
Headache, CUlloua Diarrhoea, BUUoua ud Typhoid Fovora.
Fever and Ague, Nervous Fever, Neuralghw Hernia, [Pu**ij
Oortlvo Bowel*, Boll*, Husky or Gummy Skin, Gold* Rbeu
matiaof all kind*, Apoplexy, Insanity, Weaknooof to*
system. False Conception of the Mind, Hrartburn. Futora*
of theßtoraacb, Throwing op of your Food, and abo> Wind.
All of theabovofoellng* may or will be pnxlucadfnnn a
Dyspeptic stomach. From that organ aU gowral disaam
will be produced, [if this statement 1* true, which w>*apa
mlDd will deny,! because all who have been «tek know thto
statement to be trne from experience, a sick or deranged
■tomach to flr*L , , ,
How important 11 it to a poor patient who ba* bean *uf
fkring fiar many years, to point him to a remedy that he ran
rely on, and radically remove the eause that has nut him
sick. It'sllkea mariner to*s»*d upon tbeocran, at the first
glimpse of alight house, hi* heart bouadswith joy.
PaTCETHRIS DOLLARS PURBOTTUt
Sold by th* Proprietor, Dr. R. T. MW), W«t endof
Pennsylvania Avenue, (Fourth street Bold,) *ad •!•* JOffii
HAFT, Jr, No. 116 Wood street, comer of Sixth; atoo, NE
YTN, M’KEOIVAN A 00, Liberty street, hdow St. Clair,
Pittsburgh. Also, Mr. W. A. RKBD, the firm of
Jaraci T. SempleA (it. North we*t comer of Pwcxal *trej*t
and the Diamond, Allegheny City- And ahm, Dr. Tojvt
Antt-Bnueo* and Liver Pills; also, hi* Invariable Indian
YesetaWeNerw liniment , I , . _
ft* above medirinri need noccgn»nd*^<»». to t , ,y°?!
•nds la onrdty tad county wfll testily to ttrtrbmlortl*
gniUtlr* ThetoequA togottsb* (bus .
JHrtiral.
AYEU'!« PILLS. 1 lb3h. PcnniylTtttU Kklltohl- 1858.
AHE partiirularly adapted t<> ileranjreuK-nt'
of lbs digestive ap| aratu*. ts<l arising ln«i MEXT—Onat«d*fterslood«jflß3tt2S^^^K:
s"ir 1 “Sk i f.ia , ’mail teak .««. *. mTiMS
jjto.yto-P.u,.* to- u. »» un. u , a p *
Sut.jolu.,l or, .ut.m.uU from m, ttiulMbt ,*„l. ™ E «U’IUB3 HUM km toSfctol «WIT •**
■>f their cll-i t* In their prnrtH-i*. lung ml 9.60, «
At t V4M11.1 Piiteic The Jobnafown Accommodation train leave* PitUoorgb
from Dr. £. n* CtrticnaU, of V. u- < vUw rtc, 'P t Sunilay, at 3:30 o’clock, P. SI, atoppin* at all
• Y.mu Pills are the prince rmrura Tln-ir elr.-llmt and naming an tar as Cootmangb. Fint Accoa
urali lies'pnrpasa au y cathartic «o py,« « Tin y »te tu.l l. mi,,u £ J “ n Trajn h* Turtle Creek Bridge,le»ve# Jaar.esMpt
bnt e, ry certain and effectual m I heir ocum tfe U.-.ret* .at l«UQam The -WoaJ AccoiumolaUon Train for
which make* them Suvaluatd.'t» us in u>» J.wU u, Turtle Cork lea**~,daily, Sunday earepted.at4:3>P. M..—
of disease.” Tbo Third A«©tunicsLun>«j Train for Turtle Creek lcaT*a
po» Jitm-Ifi axn *Lfc Ijtxh CoMPLUVTa. •lady, except Sunday, at 0:30 P. SL I
Pram Dr. Tluodort Mi, of Xcw Port r'jy. • Rc-tiirniagTnujuarriTo In Pittsburgh as follow*:—Lxpr*« ■
“N..t only are your I»uxs odinirablv adapted to thrir 14i P u '~ *Ln\. 600 a n,; Johnstown Accommodation 11 j
purpose <u an aperient, bat I Bad their effect* »• Yirst Turd- LWk Accomm-dation. U.W a. Second \
upon th<* Liter very marked Indeed. They h«T3 In n.r A<v-u,motion. li4op.ui,TbinlAccuwmcd.itwMUOp.ia. j
practice proved mure effectual ter the rare of fiuiettr »>*•«*• • Train* f.-r Chursvllfe and Indiana connect at BLurSTllfe
pta.na than an> one remedy lean mention. I sincerely Intersection with Mid Train Kart, Kspre*.* Train W e*t,at»J
rejuice that we bate at length a purgative which m wurth. the J dmsioau Train Cast and West,
the confidence of th* profeswkm and the people ” . !htid>uri;li »ud t'uunellarilfe Train*, (topping at all *-J a
UTsrcreu—'lispiocrm** IU " ■’'“•bunth and Cnonell-mlfe hood, leavfedaily,
Pnm Dr. Jlmrv J. Knnr. *f &. L»uit sandr.y -i,-. pu-.t.a* follow* —U«U Train, ..<* a. nu k»Rre»
M Tltt> Pau yutt were kind enonch t<« snut me hat- h., » P '<• Trains from Pjtuburgt* and
*H niwj hi bi> j.ractlco, ami li.Tr tott,ncd m. Ui.l th.-, ar, : V‘“ n,: ‘ rl "r'ii.al Ptnil'iirjtii. 11 a. m and
truly au uitraonllnary mnlirinn. So nrculiirlj arp tbrj . *" *1 , ....
aiia|itml lo tl.o diauaaca u! tlm l.umun syitrm, that thry irn'in Tl,» Irav. l,n, huhlu ~11 J1...1 .t ,ruaily U, Uirrr iulurual,
h, work upon Ihrin atom, 1 l.orr mil ..... „f H„ H" 1 " 5 I"" “ r " '« ''»'rl b) ibo Pauu.jlTaiua Raih
ami ,u.l.o.rf™, .ill, »l, rt ho.l m.i.irf »■ roa.La. !h. a.-c08,m0.1ai,M,., no* olftrwl rauuul l. «liiai»
othrr rurowllp. *. I.M 1 h.-iu,.m ..I ..0 aoy Mh., Kmfca A. tonad to latoM will «h •
mentally r„..,„l llmm |„ I* .'ir..tm.l iu u1.0.-t .11 ““ “ • n , u, r 1 1 r “P"’™** ““/..’P”
plalnl. lor *hlrl, you , T0 ,„,u, L u,l Hi™,'» *» «'» ™*J thrur thu r,»d *itl. tlir.r i»l
-1'r.ctTOrr—In.Knuuu—Uct.u y n.
Pro*. I'r. J«. Crrm., o/ Chwa?o. . ' o hl i H j e |,,,.o ■ o,
“Youi I'iLL* h*Tc bud a Innp trial in n>T praetkv., an I l « . 0 r
hoM them In eateem a« one «r the h“*t aperient. 1 haro ecvr „ .* I u>
f.Tnnd. Tbeir alterutire effict np»n tbo liver iHak--* them .. . , nr _ ~,
g|! m t aH.«luwtok to u» or wom.n ...I ‘ y.u'rjSnp .'irt.fi lu rum *lil b. ,l.uri.:dT.u
l.Traa.L uush.irm.—trouu.—Surmr...... C'«- P>*«™r.h*. r.rup. from s.ortoo.
Pro. to. C, AW. u. u «- to .lll hol.l to*
*1 And on. or lw., larg. d0..*.! your Pill, toki-.i .. .1,. -'*« "-pmalfcki J» rP»uul tapW
proper time, am excellent promotin'* of the natural annmnt no* exceeding ftuo.
lion when wholly <.r partullr Ki. P nr.sw,|. and »N. ver» of- s » -T?>” V.tcvMor Ommbu* 1. ne h «
feet sal to cleanse the etonwurh nnd e*p-l v..rn.». They are , l “ ' ' nT, ‘> Passenger* und " <“* “
K. much the ..... phy.ic ... u... th.t 1 .i-ouiuim uI u. ~.1,.r *1 rtioiu. not to earraj H 5 cut. (or .nth HMf
to tny patienU " l*atn::tg».
- fur'Jickrt* apply Li
Coitsn?AT!o!r—Cojnrcvr's,
Pram Dr. J. P. favg'm, M'>nh-tal, njn.t-i i
"Too much cannot bo said of your Pills f«.r tin' run-«.(
ttioeifti. If others of oar fraternity have fuiiud them
ieflk»cloa«os I have, they should Join me hi proclaiming
fur (be benefit of (ho multitoJu who suffer from (bat
complaint which, although bad enough io itself, I* the pro
genitor of others that are wnrae. I believe Mttirrntu lo
originate In tho lirer, bet your Pills ofToct that organ end
ftirw the rilnreyi/> **
Imp cutties- op mi Blood—Scnorcn KuTvircum Silt
Tinttm—TtttEn—Tumobs— Kiuuvatism Goer—
NKUS'LOU.
Prom Dr FtrL-irUlall, Philadtlpfiia.
“You vent right, Ihictor, in saying that poor Pills purify
ISe blood. They do that. I have used them of late years id
my practico, and agree with your statement* of their eSlcary.
They stimulate thoexerctonca, and carry off the imparities
that stagnate Id the blood, engendering di»cu*n. They
stimulate the organs of digestion, and idlumi riuility and
vigor into the system.
"Such remedies as ymi prepare are a national benefit, and
yon deserve great errdit tor them."
FOR Oeai>»che—Sick Uudachi —Fovt Prosncn—Piles —
D&ofby—PirraoiA—Paralysis—Fits—Ac.
From Dr. Edward Dryd, Dalttewre.
“Dear Im. Area: 1 cannot answer yon what complaints
have aired with your Pills better than to Hay all that vx
srer treated wifA a purgaiiv* 9irdCeint. I place great depend
snceon an effectual cathartic In ray dally con to* t with dis
ease, and believing as I do that ynnr I “ills afford as Urn best
90 have, I of course value them highly."
43* Most of the Pills in market eoutain Mi.icury, which,
although a ralnahle remedy in skillful hamU, is dangerous
In a pub Ift pill, from tho dreadful censeipirurea Unit Ire
qacntly follow its Incantloas nw These routain ui* nierrn
ry or minora) substances whatever.
AYER’S CHERRY I’ECTORAI.
Has loug been manufactured by a practical clieiund, and e»
ery ounce ofit under his own i*yo, «Ith Invurmtd- a.-< mro y
anO care. It is wiaW and protected by law from coun
terfeits and con*e.|iieutly ran t* reli<*d on n- K'-nnii*'-,
without adulteration, ll supplies tli** sure** remedy lue
iuijui buuuci ""rr*
>rlil baa ori*r kimwn for tlie curr »l «‘l I'Ulmmiorj rotu
plaint* for Coughs, Cold", ll.«ir»..ii l *s<, Astluua, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Incipieut Consumption, mid
tho relief of consumptive patients in advanced "tagvs of the
disease. As time makes these farts w icier uml letter known
Ithifl medicine has gradually become the I test reliauro of the
/afflicted, from thnlog cabin of tho American |*«sant to the
palaces of European kings. Tlirongliout thiseutirecountry,
In every state and city, and indeed almost every hamlet It
contains, Cnnunr Ptctoiul is known as the best of nil reme
dies for diseases of the throat and longs. In many foreign
countries it is extensively used by their most intelligent*
physidaus. If there Is auy dependence on what men of
every station certify It has don* for them; if we can trust
oorown senses wlnMi waseo the dangerous aßortlont of the
longs yield to it; if we can depend an the assurance »l in
telligent physicians, whoso business Is to know; in »h«*ri. if
there la any reliance upon any thing, then i» u urefumbH
proven that this niedtdoe dors cure the cho-s • ( diseases it
uniiru oj»i uus uirus^u' 1 w. ---*
in dwdgnml f..r iK'yoinl any and all other remedir* know n to
mankind, Nothing but it" lulrinaic virtues, ntidthn unmis
takable benefit conferred on thousand" of sufferers, rould
originate and maintain lt enjoy*. While many
Interior remedies have l"*en thrust upou th- community
have failed, aud b~*n discarded. this hs« gamed friend" by
every trial conferred l**n*lHs on the afflirtvd they can never
forget, and produced cmea too and rcmnrkaldn to
be forgotten.
Prepared by PR. J. C. AVER. Practical and Analytical
ChrnnUt, Lowell, Mass, and«oMby all ItruggLits npd Leal
ors in MedicimaoviT.rahere. Cm .M.«l*ul\F
A""”YEK’S CHERRY PECTORAL AM)
PILLS can be had, wholesale or retail, at
B. L FAUNKSTOCK 1 CO’K.
ocCd corner of Wo»"l aud Fourth sta.
Haaltn ana Strength nail inevitably
Follow Its Use.
Boerhavo’a Holland Bitters.
The celebrated Holland kem
erfytor Dyspepsia,Disease of the Kidneys, UTor o.m
-plainta, Weaknee* of any kind, Foret and Ague, nod the ve
nous affections conaoqnaut Jopon a disordered Stomach or
Liver. Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the st..uiach,Colicky
Pain*, Ueertbnrn, l*<et of Appetite, Despondency, Owtita
neea, Blind and Bleeding Pile*. In all Nervous, llheumatic
and Seuralgic Affections, it ha* iu uuuieron* instance*
proved highly beneficial, and In other* affected m decided
cure.
Nature find* no new enemy to comlmt, with this delight
ful tonic in the ayitcm, Its effect* are almost magical, yet
the cure permanent. It coturoonicatisi no violent shock to
the system, hut by •ronslns it* vital energy to norma) ac
tion. enables it U< throw off the cause. and thus thoroughly
eradicate* the disease.
When It* medicinal rtrtnn* areas nnirenDilly acknowl
edged, and particularly hem, wberv it ha* bocorao *o popu
lar a* a family medicine, that it iseuld by many of the gro
cera, as well a* by all the druggist*, it would «*-em needle**
to offer further evidence; yet a* there am dnnbtle** wro*
who bare trlwl many advertised retnedim, and still *nffer
from Dyap*}*iai n one «>r more of Itsrtreariful forms, ws mb
( oin the following certificate, the anlheuticity of which
cannot ho donbtpd, coming a* they do from person* so well
known.
WIIAT IT IB DOIN'O FOR TIIK SICK
Wm.fichuehman, l.ithocrapher.vay*
*■'l hare freqiifUtly umhl Bn-rlvare'* Holland Bitter*, and find
It Invariably rclievv* ln>Ugu*Uon and debility
Rev. Samuel Babc-iek aayw “J found sjwelal relief from
Its u*e for a severe brad if he, with which I b»-l lung «a*
ferod,”
J. W. Woodwelt, Iteq., **y«; "I have used lUvrhuve • Hoi
and Bluer* myself,and recommend It to others, knowing It
te bo lust wbat-it is represtmted.”
Ala. Jonathan Nrely, of Lower St, Clair, sayr “1 have ar
rived great benefit from its use for vuitmre of ihr «iom»ch
and Indigestion.’*
Jss. M. Mnn>hy, say*: “After suveral physicians had failed
Birrbuve'* Holland Hitters removed the pain frem my heart
and side, arising Bom lodlgwUmi "
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press, aaya: “After one
of the best physidan* in this place had faileil, Iki rharv'*
HolUnd Bitters cured m* of the v oret form of
Franci* Felix, only manufacturer of the original “Extract
of Coffee,” *»yr know that your ilollaud Ritter* is on* of
the best medicines in the world for a disordered stomach
or liver.”
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the Fackel, Baltimore, pronounce
II “a medicine deserving the confidence of thu public.'’
Dr. Bderhart, the leading German physician of Penn*, has
prescribed it frequently during the past there* year* with
marked sucres* in debilitated state* of the digesti\p organs,
or ot the system generally.
The managarof Ballous Vlnogar Factory, says: “1 used
It myself and was therefore induced b* try Its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to all ot
a consumptive habit,) and really it is doing her more good
tban anything she has ever taken.**
NOTlCE.—Whoever fi|«-L<to flud In this a betcrago
will be disappointed; but t» ti.- si k, weak and h<w spirit'd.
It will prove • grateful ar*>m.:.. "onllal,poneased of singu
lar remedial nropOTtlea.
CAUTION!—The great popularity of this delightful Aro
ma, bas Induced many imitations, which tbo public should
guard agaiust purchasing. Bo uut iwreuadoJ to buy auy
thing else until you have given tfcvrhave's Holland Hitters a
titr trial. Ono bottle will convlore you Uuw iiifinltely inpe
rior it to to ail tbreo Imitations.
47*Sold * l $l-00 pvr buttle, or six hotth* fur $6 OO by (be
Ml* Proprietor*. BENJAMIN I*AUK, Ja.,A CO..
No. 27 Wood etreet, I'lltetmrgb.
Philadelphia, T. ff. Dyott A Sous, No. UW North Second
etreet; New York, Barnes A Park, 50-1 Broadway, furwr
Duane; Baltimore, Cuabare Brother*, (Jay ttivet, tod Penn
sylvania A rennet CLndunatl, John D. Park; Chicago, Bar*
clay Brother*, 215800th Water street; St. Louie, Barnard
Adam* A or>4 New Orleans, J. Wright A Co.
fel:tapldAwP
E' Term a v k* s ao l l a n l> b i tt bus— i uu
doc. »n hand and for sale by
H. I„ PAIiNKKTOCK A CO ,
nolO corner uf Wood and Fourth strw t*
C* ARTKK’S SHANIsD MIXTURE.-A
good supply uu band aud for aalo l>y
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO..
nolO corner of Wood and Fourth iirrcis.
DELAY HOT,
Ye who Consider a fine Head of Hair
greatest ornament,
hut ere it i« too late u<u>
SANDER'S SCALP TO'SIC.
wulcli restore* the healthy condition of thn scalp, rauv>*
Lair to £i n« on ib» Iwld, and chocks auy tendency tow ard
ItsCitling out, and liecuming thin.
***K‘-r aale at the principal Druggists, ami by tbe Pro
prtetor,SlXTH STREET, two doorsbelow Smlthflold sh
mylfl
IN L)I A~TUI B BEK HOSE.^TfiUO YtTl'mui
to 10 Inches iu oalibro, 3 and 4 plv tlilck, auiuhle fur
Viru aud Locomotive Engine put
for mile by deO J. A 11. PHILI.I PS\
OCHRE —50 bbla. American ami French
for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A fsi.,
noil corner Wood and First »t«
H~ Ides.— ‘
107 Green Salted flbhe.
76 Dry Flint “
}a*t received and for aale by
do 3 SPRINUKII HAIUIAUUH
New crop”suqar'&moLvsses—
-10 hhd*. N. 0. Sugar;
CD bbla. N. 0. Unlasnes,
Rac’d this day and for aalc by • T. LITTLE A CO.
del4 No. 112 hocuud street.
SUNDRIES-100 bus. choice Neshuunoek
Potatoes; ; 130 bbla. Kali and Winter Apple*;
3 “ Sweet Cider. purojuice;
New Phlla, Sugar Cured Hams;
Small lot of old Shoulders. good order.
In (tore aud for trait* at 71 Fifth street. 11. RIDDLE.
Cll)£k. —5 bbls. Sweet Cider for sale by
d«-9 _ HENRY II COLLINS.
BLANK. BOOKS.—On hand, or made to
order in mpnrinr manner
WM. O JOHNSTON A CO.,
d*-9 Blank TVxik Wwi-hnnw ST Wood ?!
SUNDRIES. —Tqnn. Flour, lNd sacks vari*
on* brands; do do 7H ld>l». Broadway Mills; Snnmc 73
bag*; Orcarc *8 l-lila. on Meaner Kunny Eero to arrive an
for tale by deli ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO.
HOPS. —15 bales IVimo New York lion? in
rtrnr and for sale by do 2 S. HAKIIAI.’iiH
OuASSES^
100 bhta. prim* Planlation (Oat Coopcrapn.)
40 “ fit James Sugar Ilonse,
Id store and fir *aln a* rwdnred price* and accommodatin'
forms, by WM. MITCHELTHKK, .In, A BKO
no2o
■ 209 ■trri't.
OYSTERS— In doily receipt of J. V. Proton
celebrated Nn. 1 Norfolk Oy*tcr», In ran' or in ibull.
by tbo tib). or tax, wholuaU and r«talL' Will warrant
them equal, if not mporiar, to an y Oyalrr brought to tbi*
market rtrS If. HimiLE.
Spanish brown—2s fTr^^by
ooll BJt. FAUNKBTOCK A (X).
UCKWHEAT FLOUR—4O Backs, 50 lbs.
curL, jnst rac'd auditor sale by
will X LITTLE A OK
BOPS— 4 bales new for sale low.
OT LXWTB*SDaiOXDK t UTWoadim,
Kaffgfaw;
, 4. STEWART, Agt,
Al the P. H R. Pattcngcr Sutton,
on Liberty and Grout it*.
Jii-lv-l —
IiAILniIAI) NOTICE,
TIIK PITTSBURGH, YT.REaiBSSSI
WAYNE A CHICAGO "idr Mg
KoAb COMPANY, wttb Ha ample Rolling Stock u<i wjuip-.
rru-nt, audit* tlir.mgli ronncctiona, Is prepared to transport
I'amu-nicer* and Freight (ruto Philadelphia and Pittlbargu
to Chicago, St Unii*. ludnuiapolia, Cincinnati, and all place*
West an.l S.mtii went, » ith a (Treat degree of n-j’Ularity hnd
etpcditioii
The i:.. t tiu»l this ru*d forun a dirt*:! and eonadiilated
liu. U'tuveo Pittsburgh and Chicago, U a aoflcient guar
autoi- dint lu Tralrn will makegood time, anl" ;rmnoctipni
with Train* «d cthur Roads.
PiLSSf-tOkA TRAI2I& HAVA
Pittsburgh. { Crcrtlinu. I
.. .. 6.3) A. X. I 21)0 t. M. I
Kij-r- i* -IS P- I 10-05 p. M. I
Mail Train leavtu i'ltlslurgbiUii-So a. a., arm
cat-u ut !>!'.s a. M. Express at 2.00 p. M.
listen Cixctxxsn—Mall train at V.SS P. u. Express
train at 7.00 A. U. .
The Imam *.Train from Pittsburgh Iming aTrainlbrloeal
buoiurSH. tioicrtakuu at Crestline by Express train from
Pittsburgh at 2,15 a. H.
All Trains make duao connections at Crestline for Colum
bus, Cincinnati, IndiaDHpolla and St. Louis; also, at Furl
Wajno with Trdus on Wuliosh and Western Railroad for
i ljfa) « tte,C*-iitnl Illinois and St. (amts; also, at Forest with
, Traius on the M IL AL. K. R. K.
SETtntxixa.
From Chicago. [Ft. Way no.. Crestline’Arr. Pittab’g
U S. Mml ....
U. s" Mall ... M.SMI 5.30 a. k. 12WP.S. 0.10 r. u.
Kxprvsa.. iAiOa. 2.00P..M. |lO.Ubr.».|
Ttieso Trams make cluae'connocdouswitU Trains tor I’tiila
dt-lj.litv Baltimore nod .New York.
Tram* from St. Lnuw, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Colutu*
bn* in:ikeriu*'c»>uuecUou* at Crestline with all returning
Train*. At Ft. VVajruu, Trains from St. Louis Central Ills
mu*. Lifny. ite, and Intermediate places, cuiiuvct with aboTs
Tram*. At Forest, cunnactions are made with Tains to and
front Otucinusti. Kpriagfli'ld and Dayton. -
AccunnuDsTioa Tiuixs—Lease Now Brighton Alle
gheny at 7.00 a. 11L30 p.M. Leave Allegheny for
New Brighton at 0.45 a. ■, and 4JOP. ■.
Baggage checked through, and so charge tar handUng.
For ticket* and furtlier information apply to A. T-JOIIN*
STUN, Agent, at tbs Great Western Railroad offleo, directly
on the rnrnfr of the Monongahela Tlonae, Pittsburgh, or fr
GEORGE PARKIN, Passenger station, Penn St. between
Wayu» and Hand; U. F. PATRICK, No. 30 Dearborn St.
opl«>sili* Tremoul House, Chicago, nr t the Agents at the
Station* along the line.
To i .mimetic - * on MONDAY, January 25th, and continue
until liHth-r notice.
J. .1. HoCSTuN, Cm. IWr «ud tVt ArX
I) \V. IMW. I'vu'r Agmt, Chicago.
.1 11 MiW)KK.Snp , t.
1437. IV Inter Arrangement 1 837•
ST. LOUIS. ALTON ANDRE
f 111 C A HO It A Tl.llOAP.—Ondiil ijlXi^'gg
and after uCTOBIHL 2d, Trains will rau as follows;
GOING SOUTH.
11:30 a. u. ami 10:30 p. X.
C'Mcajro at..
Arrive Ml St I .on l* _. S3O A. U. and 1:30 f. X.
UUIhU NOKTU.
.“.00 A. m. and 1:20 p. K.
Luave Hast Ft. Ixiui* at.
.{►4o r. u. nud 0:46 a. u.
An ir.- -»t at
OONNKCTION9:
At CHICAGO, willi all tbo Great Eastern and Northern
Unra
At JULIET, with R.-*-k Inland Railroad West, and “Cut
Off,” East.
At PEORIA JUNCTION, with Peoria and Otjuawka Rail
road for I'i‘uria, uaieeUirgh, Burlington and intermediate
pUll-'eS.
At 81/tOMINnTON', with (liinoia Central Railroail, North
and South.
At dPKINOFIKLD, with Great Western (111.) Railroad,
East for Decatur, Ac, Went for Jurksouriile and Naples.
At ALTON, with Terre Haute and Alton Railroad East,
and »te*mer* on the Uiver.
At ST. LOUIS, with Ohio aud Miss. Railroad East, West
by Pacific Rail road and Missouri steamers to Northern Mis
souri, Kansas anJ Nebraska. Also, to *ll points on the Illi
n.M* and Mississippi nv.-rs. _
l i. k.ds t an be obtained >t all the principal
Railroad Ottt. e*.
Tickets and Freights as low as by any othej
Route.
A. U. MOORE, General Superintendent. .
E. M. GOODRICH Gen. Eastern Agout_ ut>3 mr7:dly
Pennayl tadU Railroad.
rptlK GREAT CKNTRALf^j^p^p^y
cities with Nurth-Westrrn, and Boatie-W«tßro
Btat<*< by a continuous Railway direct. This road also con
nects at Pittaburgh with daily line of Steamers to all porta
on the Wcsti-ru RiTcrs,and at Cleveland aud Sandnsky with
Steamers tn all ports on the North-Wiwtern Lakes; making
the must direct, c heaptJt, and rtllabit rxmte by which
FREIGHT can I— turwsrdi-d to and from tho Orcoi tier I .
RATE* BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBURGH.
FI JUST CLASS—iuv-tA, Shoe*. Flats and )
Cap*. Bo<,ka_Dry Goods, (in bores, bate* (
and trunk*,) Drug*, (in bore* and bales)
Feather*. Fur*. Ac.
BF.CON 1> CLASS—lKumatic Sheeting, ]
Shirting and Ticking, (in origiual bale*)
Dntjt* (in casks,) lbnl»»m, LoatJjer,
(in rolls or boxes) Wool and Sheep I'slta,
Last van)
THIRD CLASH—Anvils, Ft«l, Chain* (in'
casks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork, salted
(looeo or Id casks,) Tobacco, mannfactnr-
t»l, (except Clean or Cut.) Ac., Ac
FOURTH CLASS —Coffws, Fish, Boon. Bed
and Purk (in casks or boxes, Eastward,)
Lard and Lard Oil. Nails, Soda Ash, Ger-
man Clay, Tar. Pitch, Rosin, Ac
FLOUR.—SI,OO p-r bbl until farther noth*.
GRA IN—ln car hauls 45c per 100 Ska. until farther notice
COTTON —$2 per bale not exceeding &0u lbs weight, ontil
farther notice.
*ijn shipping goods from any point out of Philadel
phia, lie particnlar to nark package* “rio. Ptnnsyloania
EziiroaiL” Ail Goodi consigned to the Agents of this Hoad
a( Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded wlthoot
detention.- —
Paxton? Aocirra—o. E. Evans, M EUhv street, Boston; J.
F. Clarke. No 2 Bator Uouae, and No. 1 william street, and
John ilclV.nald, No. 8 Battery Place, New York; Pierce k
Co., Zanesville, Od Irwin A Co., and SpTtngtnan A Crown,
Cincinnati, 0; R. C. Mel drum, Madison, InddlßciiusnlL
Bell A 0-v, and Carter A Jewett, Louisville, Kyj P. G. O'-
Riley A O-, Evansville, Ind; R. f. Sosa, St tools. Mod Har
ris, Wormley A Co., Memphis, Tenn.; Leech A Chicago,
111.; J P. Glass, Ft. Wayne, I add K. J. Bnceder, Phll&d Ma
graw A Kouns, Baltimore; D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
D. 11. HOUSTON, Gen’l Freight Agent, Phils.
H. J. 1/IMBAERT, Bnpt, Altoona, pa. ja&rly
Plttsburcn and Connelavllle Railroad.
THE PITTSBURGH &fgr— ei kjh.ihuhii i
ConncllsvUte Railroad is
o|n-ned for tbo transportation of passengers and 'freight to
and from Pittsburgh aud CunnoUsvtlla, connecting with the
Prim*. Central Railroad at Urintou’a Station.
Arrangements Lave also bewu made with the Penna.
Central lUilroad -by which through freight to Philadelphia
and Baltimore will be carried ffam points on the Pitts
burgh and ConneUvllle Railroad, by car loads, on favorable
terms.
Utwxtxo of Traixs—On and after Monday, 28th Dec.
the Passenger Trains will be run dally, except Snadays, at
lullow*
Mail Train, will leave the Passenger Station of the Penm
Railroad, at Pittsburgh. T.OOo'ciock, A. M, arriving at Cot
neTlsrille at 12.00 A. M.
Express Passenger Train willleave Pittsburgh at4:2o o'ck
P. M., and arriveal ConusUsvine at 8.20 P. M.
Rrrraxixo—Express Train will leave Oonnellsville at <S
o'clock, A. M., connecting wlthftho Blalrwille Accummo
da lion Traiu on the Pvuna. Railroad which arrives at Pitts
bnrr at U A. M.
Hull Train will leave Counellsvllle at 2.00 P. M, and con
nects with the Urinton Accommodation Train on the Penna.
Railroad, which arrive* at Pittsburgh at 6:00 P. M.
Freight to and from Pittsburgh and stations on the Pitt*
burgh and CoiinsUsviile Railroad, will he received and de
livered at the (inter Depot of the Penna. Railroad Company.
Bnuting A Hall’s Coaches fi>r ML Pleasant, Unlantown,
Froetbargaml CnmberUnd leave Cunnellsvillo regularly on
the arrival of tbe trains.
Mail Train connects also at West Newton with coaches,
by the plank road, with Mount Pleasant, Somerset, Berlin,
Rsndpateh, Cumberland, Ac.
Tickets can be had from the Ticket Agent at the Penna.
Railroad Passenger Depot.
orf H BLACK TOt’W **—. «
SUNDRIES—
-200 hid* N» 2 Largo Mackerel;
100 hf bid* ** ** •
20 bbla «No 2
20 hf tbls - *• -
20 bids No 1
2.’* hf bids “ “
JM) bbls Pickled Herring",
100 half bbls White Flsb:
M) “ Trout;
•». bid* “
- lake Salmon:
10 drnros Codfish;
76 bMs New Orleans Moluwt;
Ml White Flint nominy;
hO ♦* P. arlaah;
310 “ White Lime;
100 “ Hydraulic Cement;
100 Loses Pearl Starch;
3»> this “
I duo tote* prime W. R. Cheese:
•JJ Lbl* fc K g*:
IhOU bushels Dried Apple*;
100 bbl* No I Leaf Lard;
100 bushels Clover Seed,
Fur sale by jail?
A" THINS' CELEBRATED
30 DAY CLOCKS, ACyTX
(or Counting Room and Parlor.
Anassortment In Roaowrood cases; elegant pattern X(f'
Jujrt rvalred and for tala by J. 1L R££D £ 00-,
je3&dtf Jeweler*. No. fig Fifth street.
JOB PRINTING.—
CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
BILL HEADS,
DILLS LADING,
POSTERS,
PASIPnLETS,
LABELS,
T.PTTBR UKADS
'Ami every description of Job Printing, plain or oruatn*
si. executed Bestir, promptly and at reasonabia ratra by
WU. Q. JOHNSTON ACO-,
(no") I‘rliiter*. Binder* and Stationer*, t* Wood a
JUST RECEIVED^’
700,000 German Cigar*
HfoOOO navao* “
9)0 bxs. Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
TUe largtwt assortment of Cigar* and Tobacco aver ottered
* this city.l* now open fcrexaniinationands*l*,ai
for BmlthflftlJ itreet and Diamond Alley
\ KEGS NO. 1 LARD;
•J 3 bbl*. fresh Roll Batter. Bectt and for safe by
„c 22 t aHRIYKR k DILWORTH.
1 AA bags Prime Rio Coffeejust received
1 anffor «al» by , BIOUTKR A DILWORTIL
1 ><AA Pounds B. W: Flour, receited and
feral* h* ' SHBOTCR * SXLWGBSS
,d>» .;,ug«s<iai«Qßdft<Mft/ : -
REMOVAL.
The Clevclaod * PHlabargli R*ll llO«d
TUe Plttibnrcbi Colonibn# and Cin
cinnati Ball Hoad.
ON ANI> AFTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
l'Jlh the Freight husinen'•» three Jloruls in the
CITY OF PITTSBURGH
will l*e transacted at thn „
\F.W ANI* COMMODIOUS PLPOT.
PEW STREET, ABOVE WAYNK. AUJOININu THE
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.
The attention ..f MorchuntA. M.innfartnrer» and Shipper*
is invited to tho *uporioi laciiitica adorded bjr those I load*
an'l f«r tl>« prompt tranrportaiion r.t Freight* b?
< -OSTiyVO CS HAIL Ha r CO.WVJSCiiOXS
PromPITTSBURIjH«- CI.E»ELAND, TOtEDO. DETROIT.
.wu;o COLUMBrs.DAYWS, INDIANAPOLIS.
CINCINNATI. UJUISVILLE AND ALL THE
WESTERN. NORTH WESTERN AND >yUTII
WESTERN STATES
Vniibt is *oat to next of the abort* Harp, .o th-> «a« p
f »r» iti which it ia i«d«i « tw*
riiruvsA R't'ivU pir'fl lo «•’» im/vrtinf /W.*.
Tot fnrthrf iuformarion'applyto JOHN p. GLASS,
' J fi-lMf A7rot -
1 LLKOUKNi VA L LEYnSggga^gl
A KAiLßOiix-n>:MovALOF.rnE««=S^
i^ioiITDEPOTTt»TnE CORNER OK BUTLER AND ,
CARSONStKBETS. NINTH WARD, AND A QREATHB. i
nutJTION OF lAftIFF RATES.—Od and After JDLL .SftW.
?85- fro.cblVm li rorelveJ a* abor* nV the following Mlw.
To MalionlQß . pjrMOppimih.
ToOrnjr’a Bddy. - “**£*-
ToßMßank At Z*-
To Brady*» Bend .....at:3lc.
ytw—Orrr fire barrrlr andundrr//(y.
! To Mahoning ’ 4lc. per barrel.
I ToQray'aEddy... * “
To Red Bank •••••;«•• “
l To Uradj‘* Rend Wc -
I‘ Flour—Jty'ty barrels and wr.
To MolibniuK -
To Oray'a Kddy -
To Red Bank
To Brady'* tkod —.46k -
j lytEfcu it. B. LOUMIS.Uaptni Ticket Agent.
I W e'uVroflaU i^uu.
AND cni-RKawcraEßßgi
\JT CAGO Union Railroad, M«inCl i y‘Ww , w^F
Ltnefor Preeport^Qolenaand Dnnloith, from CENTRAL
DEPOT, foot of LAKE STREET, conn acting At Dunlelth
with steamurs for Fl Paol tad the Upper Mtadaslppi.
WELLS STREET DEPOT# 5 '
PULTON AND lOWA LINE—For Dixon, Fulton, and
Central lowa. Pawngrrs fur loam, Nebraska and Kansas,
Will find this the moat expedition* route, it being an Ait
TJna to the Mississippi, and shorter by fifty tnijei than any
other lion, connecting at Pulton with the Groat lowa Stage
Co_ for all points in lowa ami ib« Went
BELOIT AND MADISON LLNE —F«r Beloit, J<u>«wrlUe,
Uadlson and Central Wisconsin.
FOX JUVEB VALLE? LINE—For Crystal Lake, Me
Henry, Richmond, and potntaNorth.
Two trains daily, Sunday excepted, for all of the shore
points, making close connections with, the Eastern Kueds,
and with packets on the Mississippi, north and snath,
p. A. HALL. Rnnt InrfrlrdtklT JOHN *». TinrWPR. Free*.
Liverpool! Philadelphia and Sew York
Screw Steamship Company.
The splendtd steamships
forming the above line will mil from NcwSSUfejfcS
York u follow*:
CITY OF BALTQIORK. C*pL leltch, Jao.7th,l?sS
KANGAROO, “ Jeffrey, Feb. 4th, u
And each alternate ThoraJay.
From Liverpool or cry alternate Wednesday.
Faro from New Yorfc,Cabin $76, Third ClaaeCSO.
«• “ Urerpool, « $lOO, SS3, As7s,Thlnl Cla« s<s
Return Ticket* available foreLr month* by anyetcame
of the line.
Cabin, $110; Third Qum, $7O.
Tbeae Steeinihlp* are iuj'pli*d with Ituprvrcd Watertlg
>mpartnieota, and carry eiperienced Fargeon*.
Pencils abont proceeding to Europe, or vishlug to ten
(or their friend* fruiu the «1J country, cen pnrcheee ticket
and obtain ell Information by applying to J. 0. Dale, 1
Broadway, N. Y * PuMe * Cort.*, 177 Broadway, N. Y„ or
JOIINTHOMI'SO.N, 110 Liberty st, Pittsburgh
certificate* bj Drat class Sailing Pseketa be
tween New York ami Liverpool. Drafts sold by tbs above
de29—*pB
Dollar Savings Bank*
Ao. 66 Fmzrih Slrttt, MidiU* Roavx, Jor.ct iVn* Building
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O’CLOCK,
•Iso on Wednesday and Saturday evening*. from Slay
first to November first, from 7 ti> tl o'clock; aud from No
vomber firat to May first, from 6 to 9 o’clock.
Deposits received of all sums n*t levs than one Dollar,
and a dividend of the proflu declared tvrlrs a year, In
Jnna and December. Interest vraa declared at the rate ot
Six per cent, per annum, in December, l&di, also, in June
and December, IbM. and June and Ilocnuber, 1K67.
Interest, if nut drawn out, is placed to tko credit the da
pnaitor as priori pal, and boars the saroo interest from Uie first
days of Jute ami December, compounding twice a year with*
ont troubling tli« depositor to cull or econ to present bis
pans took. At this rjite, motiry will doable in less than 12
years, making in tho aggregate nauv attooxx aiirrnianrT -
A TKI&.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Units and lUgn
lotions famished gratis, on Application st the office.
Prrrident—GEOJtGE AUUIE£.
vi.tb rsisiDi.TTH:
John H. Ehoenberger’
N. Omttcn Morphy,
Icur M. Peanock,
James 1). Kelioy,
James Hordmnn,
John SCosgraTe,
rcMTttt
Hopewell Hepburn,
June* Phldlr,
Alexander Bradley,
Hubert Robb,
William 3. La rule),
Hill BnrgtHo,
William J. Auderron |
John G. Baclofen,
Albert CuHx-rtson.
John U. Canfield,
J. Gardner Collin.
Atonno A. Carrier,
Da rid Campbell,
Charles A. Colton,
William Dotiglaa,
Fraud* Felix,
George F. Gilmore,
JamesS. Hotm,
William S. liaren,
tertiary and Tr*aturer—
anfclyd—Ja22:ditrF __ _
Banking houses of jo
noao.
BEDFORD,
SOMERSET
MOUNT PLKASANTr
CONNELLS VILtB,
UNIONTOWN,
BROWNSVILLE,....
NEW BRIGHTON,..
Deposits received, Dl*coonta made, DrafU hong
and collected, Bank Notes and Specie bonghl ni
Stocks, Notes and other Securities bought and iudd
mission. Correspondence and collections solicited.
N HOLMES & SON, DE A LEES IN FOK
a F.IGN and Domestic Bill* of Exchange, CertLConto
of Deposit*, Bank Note* and Specie, No. 60 Market itmi.
Pittsburgh. nuido onfall U« prices pal citte*
tbroerlwioi'ib* Ontud State*..
cOO per 100 tt>*-
- 7frc per IW Caa.
Cemetery Marble Works,
No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MATTHEW LAWTON,
• 65c p*r JOO I b*.
PRACTICAL MARBLE MASON.
YJ7IS UE S RESPECTFULLY TO IN
T T lbn» hi. fri.nS. .nd tb. public p.-.T.Ur, that i »
baa feared Che above premise*, for the manufacture and aal*
of every variety of Marble Work. *uch a*
Monuments, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones,
of *r«iry variety and form;
ALSO,
Mantle Piece*,
•COc per 100 tbi
Centre Table,
Pier, Bureau
•nd Wash
Stand Tope,
Ac,
Which he ia ottering aalow a» any other establishment West
of the mountains.' Ilia stock U entirely new, and baa been
aolMted by himself; expressly for this market, He is also
prepared to build Burial Vaults, enclose Bar Lots with Mar
ble or Stooe, and to execute any other work in Li* line, n
any of the Cemeteries adjoining Pittsburgh.
axrxaa st r omission vo
Kev. T. B. Lyman, Robert Galway, Esq.,
lion. Wm. Wilkin*, John Chlilett, Eaq.,
Jno. 11. Bltoenberger, Esq, W.L. Ringwalt, Esq,
Charles Brewer, E*q., J. 11. Ilill, Eaq,
Thomas Scott, Esq, A. B. Curling. Esq-
W. P. Baom, Esq., O. R. White, Esq.
The Trade (tarnished with all kinds of Foreign and Domes
tic Marble, cither finished or in the rough, at WhoSeul*
prices.
lie has also m*J„ arrangement* with the manufretnrera
of the beet brands, for a constant supply of Hydranllc Ce
ment, Water and Lcolsville Lime, aud Plaster Paris, both
for Land and Stncco Work, all of w hich he is prepared to
furnish at short notice. tuhlfcdly
Agents Wanted! New Era in Ameriean Art.
JUST ISSUED, an Oil-Color Portrait of
lIENRY CLAY; Printed jrxrtn filrtl Plats in 12 fidlfU.
ort. This Picture, prepared at great coat and labor, by an
important ImprovemeuUn Art-Printing, U offered to the
people of the United States, ai a worthy memorial of their
eminent Statesman and Patriot, by the Publisher
/ J. H. BYRAU,
£ Bulletin Building, Philadelphia.
The following are a fuw ot the ynany commendations this
Picture has received from the press;
From Peterson'* Magazine.
‘Thatso fine a Picture, equal as it Is In finish to London
Color Prints, which hare bw-n sold here for fivo and ‘six
dollars, could bo produced for the trifliog sum of fifty M ‘ D t*
is certainly an asLmiablng evidence of Amrrian progress in
Art color printing, and muit, we think, requir. an Inmienso
sale to l>e at all ramnnerat jve.”
From the Pcnnsj-lvaniao.
KMr. Byram has produced a Portrait of tho Immortal
CLAY, printed in color*, that has all the merit of a painting
and as a work of Art will bear Ihe most critical elatnln£
tiuc. The likeness of the great Statesman is perfect.”
From the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch.
Mr. J. U. Byram has brought oot a Portrait of Henry
Cl»y, printed in color*, which, if we had not been assured
otherwise, we should h*vo supposed to be a minting. It
ponenes all thabrilliancy of hno and softn«*of*hadeof»
fine water-color portrait. The likeness of ‘Harry of the
West’ is excellent”
“Equal to fine Loudon Prints sold here for $5 and $7.
From tho Pennsylvania Enquirer.
“Judging by this producUoo, Art-printing has made an
important step towards perfection. The picture i* not only
artistic In finish and arrangement of color, but U valuable
a* a spirited likeness. Being sold at the low piico of fifty
cants, this portrait must soon become a ravorite, and bo
treasured as a most fitting and beautiful memorial by lb
American peopla.
Single copies sent post paid for 50 cent*. To Agent*
very liberaldimonaL JalL-wlmf
FIRBEBS AND CARPENTERS ATTEJiTIOA
YODR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO
tho largeend well refected stock of Seasoned
LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBERS
On hand and for rale, Wholesale and Retail, by
JA.MES M’BBIEK - Sc CO
(Successor* to Wm. SPBrior 4 Son.)
ALLEGHEN Y CITY, PA.
Dressed Flooring, Shelving and Weather
Boarding, Shingles, Lath, Joist, Stud
ding, Clear and Common Plank, .
Boards, &c., &c., Ac.
Let the Farmers remember, who attend ihs Allegheny
Markets, that onr yards are the most convenient in the dir
t&Upper rard only one *7l tart from the Market Haute
and dote to ell the Market Tatxnu,
Corner of Sandmky St* and North Aliev.
PRICES PUT DOWN, *
J. B. CANFIELD.
Wahaverednced PER-CENT, per Ibou.
md from this date to gpring,.Tft(JASH BUYERS ONLY
Order* promptly attended to and satii&ction given
Shipment* mado to any accessible point by lldfeoa
Orteti received for SAfIII, DOORS, SHUTTER?. *c- Ac.
d*t3nvr ’
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES^
Beet Madder Prints VwS&itte
Extra Heavy Plaid Linseys.- do
s°o s
New style DeLaine*-„„.j.
Rich Cashmere*. ~ \t
Cashmeres. litAf do 81c
Rich aO wnol Delaines ; „Jie do 76c
SIR. «• rrf.cdo.
1105 . A, A-MASO^ACXrg.2SYIfU>«L
4C T WISH my Boots were Uackened row/ 7
A.BO yon hear mans of your friend* complaining. Tell
them to bay a lot of French Blacking £re“ ■lO9, TLHMIXO>
.and their boot* do not need blacking more than enee a week.
€hllfcrUaiHiaeneTuwaf*rk*t^.andthalHiantwl;/nnfl-
|^xgl» r 6ob^.a*it»mgg^tew^-
ttailroaSß
Stramsjipß,
/Honftarg.
I .Units W. Mailman,
Charles Knap,
P A. bl&lcji*
John U. Mn» v r,
W *1 ter I'. Marshall.
Wilson MlUtr,
A. M. IMlocfc, M. D
Henry I, Kingwalt,
John SI. sawyer, v '
Georgs 9. Felden,
A Icxandt-rTlndle,
Theobald Umstaettar,
(hrjrpn K. White,
CUARtES A. COLTOy.
-BEDFORD CO,
..SOMERSET 00.,
. WESTMORFTD CO,
-FATETTECO, Peno«
.FAYETTE CO,
.-INDIANA
From -Graham’* Magazine.