fimimnifft HaOfft Voi-m Wnrtiurjr.
PBPJrT/bEADE, ORNAMENTAL® i
JC UU&3 A9l> [
Pub£>,lSom>, 4&Jke.
IfIJOO fattt Btt» gtgpiem, from j to 7 feet Mgfa, cmbm
jiagntt&f JUfaUeLwhldt «U 1 ta told it reduced prlcca I
to solttbe tixnes.. • . , . i
2&o.ooo<tfcpwgdi tfßTermfrn*, W°*' }ojnchg»,to i f«*
msfi, offi?rrf ty abdeeale or reUIC ... .... . !
3)000 embnidns ten epoie* wpe*
> Aaecrctodctf gterppeenenodghrobberytoTWTjygv
fearioap who moire • Urge amount of the tam? can do acj
“£^SSfen, oi .wa ßn .
'^SSSSr&SZ'E SfS£S»s
DtaS lXrk«t. Al*°p*» u “*"\? r WMlto*
Rrtntmatwal 4 «w.
' . For Pan Plantlng. : '
38O022&?* s !?' *v*m\
e^Wßmgea^oftolu^Tcto^frcßrxbuJlto'g
•ft. J " ,-.J' ... - .. .
With • Jugs stock of Apple* Pear—atandxrd and dwarf—
aanUM 1 , Ones Boot* PUntt, Boast,'Sc.-
Then wuhlsz an sxtza aiticia of *fc"lra wietlas xalrbl
find it to their interest to examine my stock before ordering
risewhars. wMortg -r~-rJROTMUBDQCg« Jr- _
drape Vines.
inn nnn EMBRACING 17 varieties
ICU ,UUu, Willb.«oM ■»TOTIo»P*J e “» l, y
mSAi t "to ’ . jpgs iroiiDOcn, J»,
■at&Wtff Plttlbant tn& H°»»
/GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1858.—Bar stock
\3Tof Mriyß«a«6r Ilotbrf* tmirtdm It. -mo.l jp.
jrarfudnlnabl. mrtetto. IsmlUtaUOT,!.n»d* Or
ta, born Ganlnunt “J UW.
“iS ag " wM ° i y ‘"A^vlc a gg c '’
nm am»o*
lelMBMi avmiy*
BOCKBTOCH * AMMOH, i
TNVIEE 1 TSE ATTENTION OF
2 j. tho public to tbrir largs tod Tilled mertnxnt of<3S
mllos fwa Pittsburgh,
tfa* ddWtthintton Bead.- Jr Quo .Tux Poe Omc*.
MflanriEcp ' _ ' Allegheny county, Pa.
V&ilJftrtptiW awiitttermtnte.
Screw Presses;
POWER AND HAND PRESSES, for
Woolen, Cotton tad Pape 'Matmibrtarsrs, Printer*,
LUtugnpbera, Book-Binders end Tsllow Chandler*; Copy
lag Presses, extra six*, Ibr Forwarding Homes. Post Offices,
Batiroad Oompanlsa, 17 in.by22,and£i.by 31; Letter And
Baal PiwßasrMW and Jack few. . , «
• - CHARLES KVASS Ar.SON,
Goner Bread end Qnarryßtreets,
nolT:6htl—J>» • v; - ■ BHXLAPBLPIIIA.
"f ULEB ftrSEEDLES,
So. jOvAea mew, and 8 i Sooth I Voter Strut,
PHILADELPHIA, <
XJTTHOLESALE DEALERS IN OILS,
TT Candles, Starch, Sc. Afbll usortaesTon' hand to
wttchthe attention of desists IS rmptettoiiraaked. . ..
nrfcdfr y:‘X Jt. 'J*. V.'* s •<
93aItfatow SJrtmtißmnrts.
o. irons v. moos
AEHISTEAO. BIGGS A. CO.,
Agents for the sale of Virginia
HAHUFAOTUBBD TOBACCO, -
So. 87 w— tpr plaetf BaUisum.
on band a Urge stock, which - they. distribute
tbs lowest market prices. apfflfclyd*
Dr: McLANE’S
• CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
Twootthe tkest Preparation* 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, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular "to ask for
Dr. C. McLane’s Cele
brated Vermifuge and
Liver Pills, prepared by
SOLE PROPRIETORS;
1
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
Fills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BEG'S,
Wooii Sr., Prrr-jnncm, I'..
The Golden Prize
• FOtt
UlaittAUih 1858.
The new yorrweekly golden
PBJZB l* ooeoftbe largest end beet literary pepoe of
the da;, An Imperial Quarto containing can Mass, or
foarreounen, of. entettainingcrisisal matter; at** su*
suni tttemanseveryweek-
AGlft worth from GO cent* to 9500 in
cold, willhe prewntedto eachanOtcriDtr
fniiitdlatalf on reeeipt of th* whtcrlp*
tlon money.
TERMS:
boo copy tor <me you
Ooocopy tor twoywn, $3 M,»nd 2 &[£*- .
On*W lbrth»ey««r»...~.|i <*>“£ **}£*-
Oo* copy fcrfrco ye*x*>«~**~sB 00» *°d ® gift*-
n^OTj.^on.Tgr. —-— ■ g g;SaSgS;
KlT*copi«,on*y«*r—*~— —«• *f? no’and lot-Mt*.
?*.Ko-rrf
Thoortlite* to bo distributed »**CBfflpriwd in the fcUow.
tnfiin- —
ptcjay of Gold, gonttlniog- •'■•—?£■
| ft dn dO dO W » **!*;
10 do do do ••—S’
MFetoatUwHtmtingCtMd 00, «cj
20Gold Wetcha...™ *•? —r
BO do do ........ ...... $BO 00, **ch
2100 do do , ISO Ofc MCb'
Gold Weicbee.^........................ $25 00, #*ck
- $OO SO ter Booties Ceaed Wlichee...... $3O 00, etch
500 Silver TTetebee. 00 to $25 etch
» 1000 Gold Guild, Yeet ead fob Gh*ine-$lO 00 to $3O eeeli
. Odd Lockets, BreeeUts, Brooches, £tr Bros*, Bresst
Pins.Caff Pi*• • Sleere Buttons,Biaga, Shirtßtiiils,Watch
Kart, Gold end SUrtr ThlmhUa, sad • rviety of other erti
clctTrorth from 50 cents to $l6 eech. „
on receipt of the subscription money, the
wiU be entered upon oar subecripUoii
the
- -s®sssars|ffei- co ,
JO ia Mogg Bnimag, 835 Bnadwsy, g. Y.
Specimen Copies seat free. AgenU Weoted.
1 f«‘BViBnuwezwP
«obi» woansu woomsim
A TRES’ WORM CONFECTION, to.the
s^aw-sfer
,ii,« /VmgTQfffood*cd6th«t?*«t-_
—ySmgCAW gOPBB, BOBTOW
- TEVVlSMC^'pEonmc^ra
'\t»p-3S!r2S!g?
■ i --23gg85&E£s&&B
SrUSIB
• * • An • .do. fornlytT
J.XCASI7ILO
200 IX
i»s "..---
jaiactnantoffi
J r.' - OAS FROM ROBIN OR*
os ornra,, .. .. _ _
HVVTI7V FtroTD MAmEIAL. !
THE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER-:
TIES of Ou tom,B<rin»nl.ctaijin<mi
jiVTunorioUn-mo (a. „ril« Tnritr.nl fcrthe mint.
totnrpollUnffllnrilnsCM, .Moor Qoi CompridMJ* JU*
In willicnri,ln order to ■BppOllidl’catoloiu *UB * Bn-
Ol'l- is rOTKtI, to, 6no lll'drtttt tad jreluse «ulr
todyi lids'st oncer its Brilliant UluminatingGai.
Cie grettcr original cost of. die apparatus far the maun
ftciar* ofcoal gas together with tho attention tod expeuse
fiat,fly required, and the difficulty, if not fmpoealblUty,
of cnttffty separating the unwholesome, deleterious sad
- offensive gases, ' genetafed in coal, 'render the ROSIN OIL
APPARATUS cheeper sad more desirable in ererj way.
.&OOATE3,of?S76Btoadwßj,Kew York,hasdeTot*d bl»
entire attention to the manufacture and sale of Portable Q*»
Apparatus, and he respectfully calls the attention of the
public to his promt complete and efficient machine.
Perfect aai&feeti on to the porchiuer guaranteed tn every
.case* For further Information address
B OQATRB.B7B Broadway, New York;
• JyCOiawdly or DAVID IL WILLIAMS. Pittsburgh, P*.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CHEAP FOE.CABH.
JAMES ROBB,
NO. 59 MARKET STBBKT,
NEAR TIIE MAEKET, , .. . ,
\ Has just received hia large
fall and Winter stock of _
LADLES’. MISSES’ and CHILDRENS’ BOOTS and SHOES;
MENS’ CALF, KIP AND COARSE
BOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIES,
OAITERSrOPERAS, Ac.
BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ BOOT?, SHOES, Ac.
“FORD’S" RUBBER SHOES,
ATCrr«oi»riOT«rUcl»»ndKr)r;to(,
Direct from the Manufacturers, which he will aetl by the
fan or t tenant at very redooed price* tor cash.
This stock comprise* one of Ur> largest assortments to be
found In any city, soluble for city and country sales, and
having orer twenty yuan experience in baying, he trusts
that be can nowtnUall tastes. He respectfully invitee all
tn want to e dt, amurtng them that they will be pleased.
mrtO—sel6
AYER’S WORM CONFECTION is plena
anttotake. ,
Ajreris WortfiOoufection contains no Calomel.
Ayer’a Worm CootocUon.ls purely vegetable.
Ayer's Worm Confection will hot sicken.
Ayer’s. Worm OoafocUon It nninjoriona.
Ayer’s Worm Confection is the only safe Worm Remedy.
Ayer's Worm Confection ia thoonlyeffldcnt Worm Remedy
Ayer’s Worm Confection only, requires an introduction
into bmjliw to procure for itself universal frTodtism.
Compounded and' for *al<S wholesale and retail, at the
1 Drugstore of JOHN HAFT, Jm,
doll corner of Wood and Sixth sU, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil JVorks
JNO. X>. MATTHEWS,
Stamp, Stencil and Brand Gutter,
JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.—
Knives, Scissors and Raton Ground, Knife Blades
Inserted: Table Knives Repaired, and General Jobbing at
tended to: LOCKSMITH AND BELL-HANGER,
No* 138 SmitMlleld Street, near Sixth,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
49*Tbe above firm Is prepared to make anything in the
shape of an edge tool, or do any kind of smith wont what
armyoo short notice. v_ Jy2sdyd
JpALL AND WINTER—
' ~ OOOSING AND PARLOR STOVES,
GRATES AND FENDERS, I *
' FIRE IRONS, SCUTTLES,
And other eoasouabte article |n my lino, tor sale to suit
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!—The
Troplo Cook, the best improved, as well as tho heaviest
ot the site now made; the Pariur ana Chamber fitorer-The
Hda,” which is conceded by all who haTe seen It to be the
most h andsome and ornamental Stove here or elsewhere.—
Call and see them at the Iron City Stove, Copper and Ho
Warehouse of T< J. CRAIG A CO.,
■elfi No. 134 Wood st.
NOTICE- All persons having claims against
GEORGE E. ARNOLD, or in any wist Indebted to
him,'will please call ot once abd pay to, or arrange the
same with ROBERT DALZELL,
st R. DaltoU A Co, Liberty street,
or A. 8. BELL,
N 0.103 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
JaS&lmd-ebn Assignees of QIO.E. AjusolO-
D UNCAN’S BUSINESS AND OBNA
MENTAL PENMANSHIP. Just published In six num
bore, quarto demy size; belng-tae most complete system
extant, andaltogethcr superior in style and quality to any
hitherto offered to the public. Each book contains 24 pages,
and will be fcndihedat the low price oTl2Jscta. Allberel
discount will be made to wholesale purchasers for cash.
WM. O. JOHNSTON A CO-,
bimiY Book Manufacturers and Stationers,
ja!3 N 067 Wood street.
Bear York and San Franeftaco Steamship
Lide, rla Panama Railroad*
THE first class steamship Northern
LIGHT, 2,500 ton?, B. L. Tlnkelpaugh, Master,SS
will aaH from pier 3. North River, on WEDNESDAY, March
10th, for ASPINWALL. connecting with tho first class
steamship ORIZABA. 2,500 tons, J. H. Blctchen, Master,
leaving Sanfranrisco March Stli.
For passage and freight, apply ONLY to
D. TORRANCE, Agent,.
fcflJmd No. 5 Bowling Green, New York.
SYRINGES —I have, just rec’d a supply of
Mattson’S Celebrated Syringes, pronounced to be supe
rior to any other now in use. Those wishing anything of
kind should call and examine three before purchasing
elsewhere. JOS. FLEMING.
fe9 corner of Diamond and Uaikfit street.
STATIONERS’ HARDWARE,—
Copyfnig Praam and furniture tor do.
Stamping "
Office Calenders,
Bill Filet,
Cancelling Files,
* Hammers,
Bill Bead Boxes,
Enenlop, * 3 and 4 parts,
Twino "
Post Office “
Tin Cutters.
Desk Weights,
Pen Racks, a great variety,
English Slates, with eqr. end oval frame*
German, Iron and porcelain Slates,
Packet Knives, Erasing do.
Jast received and for sale by W. S. HAVEN,
ocSO Market end 2d street.
GROCERIES— 100 bgs prime Rio Coffee
70 hf. chts. Y. H., Slack and Imperial Tear
€0 boxes is and 8a Lamp
200 kegs Nails, assorted sizes;
100 boxes Window Glass, assorted ilrcr
60 doz. Zinc Waab Boards;
100 do Corn Brooms;
600 bdls. Straw Paper;
200 bxs Olive, OleiOß, Rosin and Palm Soa
100 do ifoold and Star Candles,
For sola bj nolO 1L IU»fiISON A CO.
Thorn's extract of copaiya &,
SARSAPARILLA—Another eupplv of ibis ctdebnUitt
English remedjjnrt rec\l l>j fey JOS.
OATS.— 300 bushel
k 7 mStr
SSeby
TOOLS.—Saws, Knives, Cbis
■ «t«.and all wlstles of Priming Inrtramenti for the
gardes or orebarda. Ji2Sdhi*P JAMES WARDBOP.
lONGRESS WATER —A new lotreceive<
l this day and for sale at JOS. FLEMING’S.
O fk GRO.PATENT CARBON OIL LAMP
4\J Jortrcc’dby JUQ MACKEOWN A FINLEY
STOCKS —Bank, Bridge, Insurance and
Copper Stock* *old at public or prints sale, toy
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
«3J>ablic Sals THURSDAY EVENINGS at the Mef
chants* Exchange ja!B
Leather belting—a good supply of
the best Easters Manufacture, on hand for sale low by
JtSO J. k H. PHILLIPS, 26 and 28 St Clair st.
ACE LEATHER of a superior quality for
ole by J. kP. PHILLIPS, & and 23 St Clair st.
INDIA-RUBBER BELTING—A large stock
all sizes, 2,3 and 4 ply thick, at tho India Robber Depot
and 28 St Glair st. Ja3o J. A 11. PHILLIPS.
DRY APPLES—2OO bus. prime Dry Ap
ples for aale by HENRY 11. COLLINS.
HORTS—49O sacks Shorts in store and
tar sale by SPRINGER HARBAUGH k CO.
jtSO No. 255 Liberty Strait.
SHOULDERS —3 casks Bacon Shoulders in
■tore and for sale by B.IIARBACGH & CO.,
ja3o No. 295 Liberty Street.
Sundries— 20 bales cotton;
281 tacks Wheat, white and red;
1 bbl. Hard,
On steamer Fetthasgh to write for sale by ,
j 123 IBAIAH DICKEY A CO.
SUGAR —100 hhds. fair to prime N.rO. Su
gar la store and for sale by JOHN FLOYD A CO.
BUTTER— 10 bbls Roll Butter for sale by
Ja23 JOHN FLOYD A CO.
OH bhda prime Sugar landing per steamer
OU Aaron for tala by [ja2B] JAS. GARDNER.
Illustrated.
1 HO bbls prime Molasses per Anglo Saxon,
I V/v/ 50 do Baltimore Syrop, for sale by
Ja2B JAS. GARDNER.
COUNTING HOUSE FURNITURE.—On
hand or made to order and fornisbed prompUy by
T. B YOUNG A 00,
ja£s 33 and 40 Smlthfleld street.
Burning fluid! burning fluidi:—
Yon bnt yoor Burning Floid, much cheaper and
better than any puce, at JOS. FLEMING’S,
Ji2s corner Market gtreetandthe Diamond.
Concentrated lye—so cases on hnnd
and for tale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
BEANS. —200 bus. for rataiby
Ja4 UKNltr H. COLLINS.
Q A KEGS prime No. 1 Six Twist Tobacco
iVV on consignment for sale tow by
J»IS gIIRrVER A DILWORTH.
Fresh butter
-14 bbls frwb Roll Bnttor for table nee;
S “ “ Eggs;
600 lbs No 1 Leaf Lard, -
RecM this morning ard for sole at No 27 Fifth street.
JalS H. RIDDLE.
DULTRY.—A large lot of Eeeh Poultry,
Turkies,Chickens, Dockland Geeee, rac'd this morn
ing »nd for sale at No 27 Fifth street. IL RIDDLE.
INKS AND FLUlDS—Arnold’s, David’
Wsrres, EMlud’sud Majnmrd i
« a jj Nos. 31, 33 and 35 Market its.
LCOHOL—IOO bbls. 76 and 90 per cont.
tot ills bj Jl2d C^STAIDIHIOdKIiro^
lOTASH—2O casks Ist sorts for salo by
j. 20 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
"OLASSES—IOO bbls N.O. Molasses and
_ gjnjp fcr nb toy Ji2S JOHN tWTD ICO
APPEE SNUFF—Fresh only at
j delft , . SOS. ft LEM Pin’S
tiUMOTHY SEED.—5ObgB. asuperior article
A in store and for aalp by (polS) ATffK!J> LEE A CO. _
ICE 'SPURS—
OF VARIOUS SIZES,
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, tiy
W. D. MATTHEWS.
dt23 Bmllhfleld street, near Klxih.
M' oLANfc’S VERMIFUGE AND LIVE]
PILLS.—IOO crocs on hand and for sale by
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
BolC • cornsa of Wood and Fourth streeta.
NG. VENETIAN RED—2S bbls. on hand
an! for sale by B« L. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
TDGSRHAVfi'SHOI/LANDBITTEKS— 100
r*do£.(brtt!*t>7 B.A. FAHNECTUCKfcCO-
Co niff First »nd VPowl rtreeU
G' OULU'S PATENT SPRING BKU.-Wc
:im Tw»TvafmripHng and ■eUlog till* celebrated Spring
U.»« H“ d ‘ iolUn T,g l TOm^-os°‘
TJIXXBA'FAMIIiY WHITE WHEAT
i^ytOUß— 100 bblsV choice laktoryo^^»>b^
Meadwtlle Female Seminary >.
r NEXT TERM of this Institution will
1 commence on MONDAY, Feb. 15*
Fnpila win be charged $7,50 per t*rm, and win *d»c the
ttadie* the; with to pence from the following list
Beading, Anient History, Zoology,
Enunciation, Modern “ Astronomy,
Pronunciation, Map Drawing, Nat. Pliikaophy,
Spelling, Andent Geography, Physiology,
writing, Modern “
Grammar,
Oompoeition, Physical “
Khetbrie, Chemistry,
Logic, „ Botany,
Trigonometry.
For Greek, Istttn, Italian, Spanish, French, German,
Swedish and Angl>Baxon, an additional cborge ofsl will be
made.
I Piano, per course of twenty leasona -....ft
I Gee of Piano per term- ... 2
] Drawing, per ccrono of twenty lisaaoM 4
I Oil Painting u “ 8
\ A German lady, an excellent pianist, retddea in the family,
andwHlgiTeleasonsonthePianoandinOcrmAß andFronch.
i A few pupils will be accommodated In tho family of the
| Principal. Board, withfhelandligbt,cXclnslTeofwashing,
! $3 per week.
I All payments are to be made in adrjtnce.
; felL-wledly JOSHUA KENDALL, A. M- Principal.
Stocco "Worlcar,'
JAMBS OWENS,
CORNER ELM AND JfTLTE STREETS,
STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER
give* particular attention to all orders for work lnbta
line. I
CENTRES and ORNAMENTS of all kinds furnished o
abort potlce. i i ■ , ap:tl:ljd
RPQOBBAI'B bcupbh mill
• PATENTED AUGUST <SCTT
7. l&M.—Tbewtaerfbertma- vwM3*7T
sfactsre iMj Mill ef nitahlt
<iu for taerehaal ta< euro try 9
Ortrt Aims, aa well aa plaa> HkjJkA
ttUnui. They an alee an. flUßßit
pertly adapt** ter attMMng 1
w Saw mua. F« a fhll <•« rJT Ib3|b\ \
jagda -SJuansi
■ ■WAfamii
b. oocbbabboo.
alaaa, betk «U aaA mv mny, nA Piteal Bsb tfastlsM.
asd talM to BemaVtawLaM Mt* Aaahat BnS
Belttu CMb. Kill ZnM im QmO( ef wnty ««Kitp-
UaTSiu nus, do. All srtfriaa wansateAta gtra aaflrs
■tfiaMw.PT S. OOOBBAB k 00- da.
aa4:diwfimP
House furnishing hardware
STORE.—lToQsokoeplng u tides generally.
Hollow Wore,- f
Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware, .
.Brittarmla,
Bright,
Japanned and Proaed Tin Wares,
Wood and Willow Ware*.
john fleminq,
aa2t N 0.47, Market street, eoroer of Tlilrd.
FAIRBAKK’B PLATPORH SCALES.
THE undersigned havingbeen appointed ex
clusive Agentslor the tale of these etlebrafcxTSCALES,
manufactured by the original Inventors, B.A T. FAIR
BANKS k QO-, reepect&lly invito the attention of the bus
iness community to the superiority of theso Scales over ell
others- \
These Beales have been subjected to the SEVEREST
TESTS on all the principal Railroads in the United States
and England, andln every branch of business throughout
the'worid, dad their uniform accuracy and great dnmhDlty
bave cained for them the reputation of being THE STAND
ARD /BOM WHICH TIIERE CAN BE NO APPEAL.
Ws are prepared to fill orders tbr Counter, Portable, Dor
mant, Rolling MillrHay, Coal, Railroad and Canal Scales, it
puexs. HUSSEY k WELLS,
No. 525 Liberty Street, Commercial Row,
Pittsburgh. Penna.
GEO. W. HUB LEY,
federal street, Allegheny.
BAGS! BAGS!!—Flour, Buckwheat, Corn
a cal, Salt. Ilam, Grain, Pried Fruit and all kind* of
Bags, made from Bleached Vualins, Oanaburg Prill* and
Pock, neatly printed to order, In appropriate style*, on the
thorteet notice.
Miller* add others trill find it to their advantage in the
quality of good* need and pncea charged, to hare their or*
oen filled at njr manufactory. PA VXD O. HfillßST,
JalA'daltwF comer liberty and Hand street*:
CO BAGS BARLEY;
0& ST do Oats;
8 do Timothy Seed;
10 keg* No 1 Lord;
boxe* CbMM;
SOO lb* Buckwheat Flour;'
Bec'd and for sale by . SHRIVER A DILWOR.TH,
Jals 130 and 132 Second atroiit-
WHITE GREASE.-in cans, kegs "?nd
barrel*, for grouing Pray*, Cart*. Gsrriag©*, Omni
buses and all kind* of Maehlbery. for sale by
II. COLLINS.
Jat© No. 25 Wood st.
SDN DRIES—2O sacks Dry Apples;
17 do and 2 bbu Flaxseed:
9 do Feathers;
124 do Wheat;
16 bbla Unkm Mill* Flour,.
. 18 do Gallatin do.
90 do Broadway do, ' ‘ -
4 boxes Egg*,.
On steamer Poland to arrive for aa'e by
jftiM ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
WOOD’S II AIR RESTORATIVE A
large quantity on hand and for sale by
B. L. FAIINKSTOCK A CO,
6 corner o fPoortb and Wood ftt*.
POTATOES —75 bus. White Potatoes;
50 do Neahannock do;
50 do Balt. Bln" do,
In store and for ralo by Ja7 T LITTLE A CO
TO AGRICULTURAL MACHINISTS—
Wo haro on hand a sample of India .Bobber Tubes for
Wboat Drill*. They can be furnished In any quantity at
short notice, by J. A 11. PHILLIPS,
J*3o Noe 20 and S 8t Clair «trest.
SEIDLITZ POWDERS, always iresh, on
band at JOS. FLEMING’S,
Jald corner Market at. and tbe Diamond.
DRESSED HOGS.—I 4 Dressed Hogs for
*ala by Ja4 HENRY 11. COLLIN.H.
RYE FLOUR—IO bbla. and MU sacks fur
sale by j*U HENRY 11. COLLINS.
EGGS.-G hbls. Eggs just received and for
Kale by JalS I’., DAL7.EU, * CV-,
T“TK _ RAN'rs _ ski. , r/,tj^aPEH£pir»iu
not Call to
Bilious IlQadachc,4MplWm«, i Ari'iity of the Stomach. Cus
tlvcnee* RheTsrftSHSni,Affoctiou of tb* Liver. Only for sole
at " JOS. KLKillbQ S,
Jal corner ofMorketßtrret i»d<l the Diamond. _
FLINT HOMINY for sale by
Xf\J Jaia JAS. GARDINER
HDATENt BUCKETS—2OO doz. in store and
'X for Kilo by J»2O ISAIAH DICKEY A 00.
QAA BBLS. Commercial White Wheat
Family Flour;
200 bblJ. Buckingham White Wheat Ftttnily Fl»ur,
Arriving and for «ue by Jal3 J AS. iIAI'DINKR.
No.- MOLASSES—3O bids prime N. O.
• Uulasscrln (tore and for sale by
ja2l • . T. LITTLE A CO-, U : Se.-'tid
0. SUGAR—2O hhds primo’for‘sale
• low for cash by T. LITTLE i CO.. 112 Sec. »U
S~ ugaranl) molasses
-22 hbds prime Bngur;
AO bbla Plantation Molasses,
To arrive per steamer Fori Wayno, for sale by
Jail JOIIX FLOYD A CO., 173 Wood street.
p REASE.—3I tierces of Grease receiving
\TT and for aaleby IL PALZKLL A CO.
JalD 831 Liberty it.
MLi'llJlS 'TUst" received
HENRY H. COLLINS.
BACON —5 cdsks Hams and Shoulders jus
rec’d and for aale by
J»l2 BPRINOEH HAUBAUOII A CO.
HAM BAGS, of all sizes, made andprin?
«d to order. Any quantity supplied upon lb* abort
eat notice by DAVID C. IIERBST,
JaHrialtuF
f 1 KEEN APPLES—ISO bbla* choice Win
\Tltr Appleeln store and f»r ulo by
JaT T. LITTLE A CO- No. 112 Second «t
1 HA BBLS. PRIME MOLASSES in store
IUU for aale by jriS JAB. QABDINKIL
1 OH Bo*. Barley,
1 30 bags Clover Seed,
100 boxes Prime Cheese,
10 kcgi Lard,
2D bags Beans,
Ci bbla. Bolt Butter,
Received and for sale by
JaO SHiriVKR A ML WORTH.
RIO COFFEE —100 bags choice Rio Coffee
In store and for sals by Ja7 T. LITTLE A 00.
QAAfI LBS. all grades Flour in store and
%t\J\J\J for aale by Jalß JAB. GARDINER.
7C BBLS.N.O. MOLASSES for sale by
I t/ja& J. IL CANFIELD
UM ARABIC, Select, Medicm k Sorts.
—2OOO tbii. In store and for saJo'by
j»22 B.L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
on BBLS. PEARL FLINT HOMINY;
&\J 300 bus. prims Ear Com,
In Store and for sale by CIIAB.II. LEECH,
Jail No. 8 Bmitbfleld street.
POT ATO E S-Tdo~bas7Wh i template es;
30 “ Pinkeye 11
In store and for sale by dell T. LITTLE h 00.
HT.ftSE.- —r>QQ cuttuig Cheese
~ M ]„ by Js4 HENRY It. CoLLINS,
1 BBLS. FRESH - EGGS for wile by
1 O jali J B CANFIELD.
on CASKS PEAKLASH for salo by
OU I*3 J. B CANFIELD.
EGGS. —3 bbls. for sale by
jl4 HENRY n. COLLINS.
RYE FLOUR.—2O bbls. for sale by
j*4 HENRY H. QuLLINS.
BUTTER— 5 bbls. fresh roll Butter iust ro
cdTsd and for mleby JaS IL HPTCHIKBOH.
HOPS— 8 bales primo Ist sort Hops in store
i»ty) for cal* by ePRINQER HARBAuOII A CO.
SENNA ALEXANDRIA—SOO lbs in store
and for sal* by B.* L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
6. SI T G A R.^MShh'dsTGood Fair N.IT.
• Sugar Just rcctlvod and for sain by ' •
« a 0 BHRIVERADILWORTIL
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS.—Of every
description constantly nuumfoctarißg or mad* t
order, of tbo best material and workmanship by
ja2i T. B. YOUNG A CO.
INDIUO, Manilla, Carkacas l Behoai,—
1000 tbs. oa band and for sain by
jais p. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
FLOUR —17 bbls. Union Mills;
17 do Oaliatln u
90 do Broadway “
Now landing from steamer Anglo Baxon for sale by
J.-29 ISAIAH DICKEY A OO:
FEATHERS —9 sacks now landing from
■teamer Anglo Baxon for sale by
j 023 ISAIAH DICKEY A 00.
I QOS 4 bxs now landing-from utcamer
j Anglo Saxon to sal* by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
HEAT —77 sacks Red Wheat and 48 sks
White Wheat BOW landing from steamer Anglo
Saxon toSSEr* Ja29 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
DRY APPLES —2G bgs now landing from
McgET t
ELAX HEEI)—I7 ska am)new lam
H" IDES—SUOdoi. Flint ffldesj
St do ' Oreeo Salted Hides;
To arrirefend for by ■SPBLNGEiLnARIIAL’UII A CO.
o!9 No 893 liberty street
ppI.KS —lOO bbls Green Applea (asHd)
for m 3« by ' i*W R. VJECEBU* ACO
ISimcattonal.
Arithmetic,
Book-Keeping.
Algebra,
Geometry,
iUisccllancous,
comer Liberty and n»ud itroota.
EDFOKi) WATER, fresh Irom the
1 springs, we'd this dsy by Ja2o JOS.^LEMIKU,
iSeiital.
A FALSE TEEOKY EXPOSED.—
THE TRUE SCIENCE REVEALED
Mankind bavo long been eugnlphcd in darku- »■»
gard* tbe mysteries of meJiclne, and of deriving a truUitr-l
■olution ofitspower over dUcase, and itaj>ruj»cT use u» the
treatment of tue tick.
Medicine, as practiced by t|To regular [acuity, is a Uclurioo
a bundle of DuprobabUil&csud uucerUiulu.-*. There ia
uotbiug In It> theories on which the physician can rely a*
certain or fixed; tbe results obtained Cram It* prescription*
are most casreiinsatbfoctory.
It Isa solemn and startling tact, thatthreofourtbs ot those
, "who have departed this life" 1 ilied victims. not to du/<u<,
j hut to the inJudick<QSspplica&>u of this eubtlo and uncer
tain theory, aa pracUa-d by the regular faculty.
We hove pruTud the utter Gdlacyofthe regular practice
i*f uiodidno, and the great undeniable "truthlulnew of the
; R. 1L Ik over and oxer again; for, lo a thousand caw*, where
• tbe regular pbjfcJcians have given op tbelrpaticotaa* incur- i
j able, and bad in many casm even set the time to only a few j
1 abort boon, that their victim* had to live, lladway** Rowdy
: Relief, Regulators or Itoaolvent,** thecaae way haTe been,
i has restored thaw dying patientatn new life and health. .
lu tlio treatment of the sick by the R. R. R- remedies, |
, there i* nothing left to chance or uncertain tie*, for these
• remedies are so prepared as Jo pose** fixed and peiitiTi-cur
aUve powers, founded on principles c* Immtttablo In their
I power over diseases, a* the laws of gravitation over the
: earth. It is therefore, Impossible for these re medic* to foil
I lo removing from the unman system thedifllculty for which
, they may be given, and of restoring tbe toiofc human *J»-
! tern to it* normal conditionof be&tlu.
Tlii* is readily seen In the miraculoo* efficacy of RAD
! WAY’S READY* RELIEF—for the moment tld* remedy ii
applied to tho part or parts of the body tortured with pain,
or crippled with infirmities, all pain and unuisineM cease*,
and the crippled, lame and wonnded limb become* invigor
ated with renewed strength. So also with the Resolvent. —
Tho moat repulsive So res, Ulcer*, Humor*, and the most o
| ninate of chronic diseases quickly become extinct aft
; ew doses ia taken.
j In caw* of Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowel*,
j rangetnent of the LLtct, Congestions, Palpitation of th
: Heart, Itadwuy’* Regulators, In tho form of Pill*, can be
1 relied upon u* a positive and certain corrector and regula
-1 tor of those difficulUc*. In cases of temporaay Oomtlpauon
or derangement of the stomach or bowels, tbe<Mtbartie and
Purgative Pill* given by thu regular faculty, even If they re
mora the* 4 "temporary difficulty, do so at the expense of
Cramps, Sickness at Stomach, and Weakness, and after the
effect* of these purgative* are over, tho bowel* are left cos
; live and tho system debilitated. Iladway’* Regulator* will
I instantly relieve tho paiuand distress, removothe difficulty
and restore a regular action to the liver, stomach, bowels
andothcrorgana—theynettber irritate, inflame, aleken or
weaken tbe patient, ami tbe evacuations are natural, with
out prostratfog the system or cramping tbs bowels
Those remedh* are tbeonly outs that hove reduced t e
hygienic priDdjde to tbo fixity of a mathematical demon
stration—invariable in ailcaaes,*nd proceodlng on a settled
routine. They, and they alone, have Imparted to the in*
congruous experience and repugnant practice of the eo caU
, ed "regular faculty,” the precision and tnvariabflitY which
1 are easuutial to tbo requirements of a science. Taking tbe
bernan body as tbe problem, and health a* Its normal con-
I ditioa, they proceed by fixed rales toeUmlnate all extrene
on> and deleterious partldos, and thus restore tbe oonstltu
: tion to its Integrity, by tbe expulsion ofthose localor organ-
I ic irregulorties which vlttatothasonndnessof.tbe whole.
In Cholera, Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Dysentery, Dla
cbo«*, Typhus and Typhoid Fever*, and all malignant and
tnolariouarcTEr*, Iladway’* Ready Relief and Regulator* are
not only positive curatives, but certain preventive*.
Not only In the milder latltudesof tue North have these
remedies cured tbe patients of these terrible tnaladtre, but
under tbs burning tenes of tbo trepica, where,.in tbe wildest
and most violent degrees, they scourged tbs people as a pes
tilence. Wltn those remedies you need not fear exposure to
any contagious disease or lnfortiou* malady.
coHsrmmosAX nmmw.
AJI disease* that hare become ettablished In the system,
ealledchronlecrconstitutional, Rodway*» BesolvenVaided
by the Relief and Regulators, will remora. Scrofula, Bron
chitis, Ulcere, Sons, Fever Sores, Humors, Humor*, Balt
Rheum, and all akin diseases will quickly yield to this all
powerful remedy.
The nae of tbs Resolvent will, In a few weeks, entirely
ebango the whole condition of the body, we core not from
bow many generations you have derived your title to tbs
diseases established In your bodies, Rad way’s Resolvent will
restore it, and give to you what your forefathers were una
ble to—a pure and boaltby body—free fttrm diseases.'
CQXXOSVtSXLSZB.
All diseases prevalent at this season of tbs year, caused
by derangement of tbe organs of tbe system, redden changes
of the weather, beat and cold, disturbed circulation of the
blood—Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Polereux, bowel Com
plaints, Fever and Ague, Headache, Toothache, Ache* and
Fains of all kinds, Braises, Burns , Scalds, Falls. Inflamma
tory Diseases. Congestive Diseases, Humors In tbo system
impure Blood, Boiu, Pustule Pimples, Blotches, Ac. Liver
Oomplslnts—Dyspepsia, Kidnay Complaints, and all diseases
whethcracntc,inflammatory, malarious, nervous; chronic
or constitutional. Rad way’s Remedies will most positively
sxteralnate and noture the infirm and snfoehlediyitcm to
health and stnrogtb.
Ye who hare friends cow upon tho brink of the grave, on
whom all hopes of recovery are lost—who hare Men given
op a* incurable by yoar pnyxidan, we invite too to make
one more effort to save the valued Ufa of the dying one. A
trial of three Remedies cannot do any Injury, and may re
store 10 life and health, eren though no hopes are entertain
ed by your physician. Over a thousand such lnitanec* bare
come to cur knowledge: and we therefore,' fc<l oureelvesjat
tifled to requesting the trill. Barely, after the phyofeian
cars be can do no more, hi* prejudice to your using a reme
dy must do good, 1* criminal.
At 00 of tbeinitancreweharo alluded to In tbe above
article, we refer tbe public to tbe case reported to a* by
Richard Griffith. Esq., well known In Canada West as a man
of high Integrity, and well approved of by his countrymen
or his high official capadtiek
HiUQWEJUrfI, FtmtenacCoL, C. >
Juoe 24th, 1867. J
In October, 1845. my wife giving birth to a child, left ber
twd 1... t-ariy and cantht a aercre cold, which premlaod to
terminate her tifo. The best pbyridani in thl* neighbor
hood end Kingston were lu attendance on ber—but all ef no
vaai) —fA« doctors had aimt her vp to die. /hr term am
SKcuftre wretf 1 sat at her bedside, momentarily watching
to see ber breathe her la«t- I happened to soe a copy of
yntir paper called “The Moving WoHit,” and.there rredof
your medicine*. I rcwilvM to tort thorn as alastroort. 1
gave her lh* with the Regulator* and Relief—-ac
cording to direction*, andin three days oWr-nrd a wonder
fid imynwmoii. From this she daily recovered, and l* now,
thank Gut, better than evnr she was In ber life.
Tbe chibi, when three months old, canght a had cold, and
dtoindied atcay to a aerr skeleton, nothing but bone aod skin
hi* ryes protruded from hit head; at if they yoonld deep out;
the physician* all united in laying there was no on of at
tempting to tare him, hit rate icaj hopelea, at he vat too
young and tauri die. Bnt I thought different. Your Rota
edits gave ill© to ray wife, while the doctors gave her up to
death. I again had Tvcoure* to them. I gave him tbe Re
solvent internally and n*ed It as a wash externally to hia
eyes—he 1* now a laughing, hearty, crattltng child, enfoy
ing the beat of health. Your o *e*t nhadieut and grateful
HTTBUt, RICHARD GRIFFITH.
The above, reader, 1* bnt one nut of tboasand* of similar
case* in tbe world, where bad Uisvetilictsof the physicians
been relied upon with out further trial, death would have
•rtzed its victim. Do not therefore give np your friendson
tho mere report of your physician* who *ay they can do no
m<we When you are told this, resort to our Remedies.
RADWAY A 00., IC2 Fulton ■treet, NJT__
«j|SM. 'gal, nu*
- Tti. El. kTII B.roallM .re .old b, Dmg£l.U, Morcb.nt.
and fitorekrepera. aiil# fol3riswlyJF
R _ AD WAY'S READY RELIEF—S gross
oo band and for solo by
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
oc2o comer of Wood and Fonrtli streets.
Tbs Greatest Bedlewl Dlaeowery
or TUB AGE.
MR. KENNEDY. .OF ROXBORY, HAS
discovered In one of ocir common pasture weeds, a
remedy that enree every kind of Homan from the worst
Scrofula to a common Pimple.
Us has tried Uin over eleven bondred casae, and never
tailed axoept to two caaee (both thunder humor.) Ho has now
in his poesraion over two hundred certificates of its value,
all wlthin twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottle* arc warranted to core amusing eore month.
000 to three bottles will core the worst kind of pimples of
the face.
Two to three botUce will eocnr the system of boll*.
Twobottlee are warranted to core tbo worstcanker In the
mouth and stomach. 1
Three to five bottles ore warranted to cure tbs worst ease
of erysipol**.
One to two buttloeare warranted to core all bsmorvof the
•ye*. ,
Two bottles are warranted to nre running of the ears and
blotches among the hair.
Foor to six bottles are wanautod to enre corrupt and run
ning ulcers.
Ono bottle will rare scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most deep»
rate caws of rheumatism.
Two to three bottles are warranted tu cure the worst cases
of ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure saltibenm.
Firs to eight botth* will rare the worst earn of scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, snd
a perfect cure is warranted vbeu the above quantity t» ta
ken.
Nothing looks so improbable to thorn who have in vain
ried all toe wonderful medicines of the «lay, as that acorn
moo weed growing In the pasture*, and along old stone walls
should rare eTcry humor tu the system; yet tt is now a fixed
feet. If yon have e bnmor it has to start. There are no ifs
nor ends, bums or ba’e about the suiting soma cases and not
your*. ] peddlcdomrathotuandboUh-sof itin the vicinb
yof Boston. I know iieeifocts in every case. It has a
ready done some of the greatest cures ever done In Mssia
chowtts. I gave Uto children overa year old: tooldpeople
of sixty. 1 bare seen poor, puny, wormy looking children
wboee flesh was soft and dauby,, restored to a perfect state
of health by one bcttln.
To those who are subject to a sick headache, one bottlo will
alwaysenro it. Itgires great relief to catarrh and died-
Boss. Boms who Lm* been costive for year*, hmvo taken and
bren regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works
qaitoeasy, bat where there Is any derangement of thofune
tlons of natnre,it very singular feelings,but yon
mnst not be alarmed—they always diwppcmr in from four
days to a vroek. Tbtrols never abad result from IL On the
coutntry,wbea that fooling isover you will feel yonrself like
a now person. 1 beard sutueaf the ro«*t extravagant enco
nioma of it that man ever listened to. No change of diet is
ever necessary; eat the best you can get. 1 have Ukewiw_
an herb, which, wheu simmered In sweet oil, dissolves scrof
ulous swelling of the neck and ondor tho ears. Prise bO
cents. Price of the Medical Discovery $1 per bottle,
i DIKECIIONB FOR USE.
Adnlt, one table spoonful per day. Children over eight
years,deerrt spoonful; children fruin fivetoslght years, lew
spoonful. As no direction caa b* made applicable to all
eanaUtolioM, take enough to operate on the bowels twice a
day.
Ur. KENNEDY give* personal attendaacelnbadcasea of
Bold Wholesale and retail at DR. KKYSER*B, 140 Wood
ttwt,‘eorner of Ylrgtn and J. P.
ENNEDY’S MEDICAL DISCOVERY—
-2 gran on band and for sale by
U. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
vH ntmratr wsl »r>d Faqrtb streets.
A WOSDE&FBL DIBCOVJBBY 11
TIrHICH HAS BEEN THE STUDY AND
W research of the beat medical men thst rrer Ifvsd to
find a remedy that would radically cure the Dyspepda,
which has been recently fraud
OF PITTSBURGH, PEITRA.
His laborious search and rweareh to the VcgaUUs King
dom for debt or ten years, has tollKhtawooderral
Uedldnewhlch trill radically cure tie DYSPEPSIA, which
is the first caused all general dlscsse which the hnmansy*
tom Is snhjcet to. Keeps the Reservoir [Stomach] dean and
healthy. We most all have good health and cannot be a
■object of any general disease. _
Dr. R. T. FORD has b«n a subject of this awful dlaea*
himself, [Dyspepsia] for'elght to ton Tears, aod has tried
hundreds of experiments on himself but ml in vain, until
hit prsMnt discovery, which has radically cured him and
many others to six, right to twelve day*, without pain or
sickness, or any unpleasant feelings to the STsUm, bnton
the contrary, It Invigorate* the system and gives a healthy
action to every part. It will act gently or copiously on the
bowels, snd give a healthy action to the stomach and Ursr.
You caa eat and drink your canal dtoUng, which will not
interfere—Uu> uiMidn* always doing Us dnty~.callod
' DIL U. T. FORD'S DY6PEPSIA CORDIAL.
What kind of diseases will Dyepepila prodoccl I rawer*
Uti the flnt amt of ell goneral diicasos Utw Affection,
Long Aflectlun, or PaUnouarv Dtseaas Bronchitis Blck
Hmdacto, Billions Diarrhoea, BUUcos and Typhoid Fevers
FererendAgne,NervousFever,Neuralgia, Usrula,[Pile*,)
Ooetlve Bowels, or Gummy Skin, Cotda Rhwt
matlcsof all kinds -Apoplexy,.lnanity, Weakneaof the
system, Fain Conception of toe Mind, Ibartiram. Fuldm*
of the Stomach, Throwing up of yonr Food, and also Wind,
All of the above feelings may or will to produced from a
Dyipepllc stomach. Fromthatorgan all general disoam
will to produced, Ilf thia rtaUmcnt Is trne, whlch no era
mind wul dsns] because all who have been sick know this
statement to be true from experience, a sick or deranged
rtomath It first.
Bow Important H la to a poor patient who has Uen *nf
feting for many year*, to point him to a remedy th*»ba«a
'relr on. and radically remora the cacao that haa mjrfahla j
■lck. It*a Uka a mariner toeeed npon the ocean, a» thaftnt
glim PM or a tlßbt bone*, hit heart tomdt «HhJo.‘
BOTTLE.
Bold by the Proprietor, Dr. B. T, «m Wat andt of
Peontylraaia Areooe,(Toorthrtroet Hoad,) and aIroJOHM
HAPt Jr, Ko. US Wood ttrort, eorner of fibtth; afeo, KE
VIN, WKEOWAN k 00, Liberty etrwt.
Pittatmrgh. AUo, Mr!w. A. REJ®, <°ra*x\j thsflrm of
JamceT. Semple k 0o- of federal ctreet
sod the Diamond, Allegheny GtJ r . Aod alro, Dr. Port •
ABtHHUloSiand Liter PtlU; afeo, bis total cable Indian
VeretableNme Liniment ? _
The there medidme need oo commendation, tot thoy
sanda in ccrdtr and cocaty will testify to their toralnabie
ijmlltks Thflfreqna (a aut to be fees
■rtMMid
IHrttcal.
A TEH’S PILLS.
ARE particularly .adapted to deraagemouta
of the digcstircipparatus, and diseases arum* from
impurity of the blood. A largo part of all the complaints
that afflict mankind originate la ou*; of th-«-, and cmw
quently these Fills are found to cure many Tnrirtlr* cf
disco*'.
Subjoined are statements from some eminent pbjsicUns.
of Ihr-ir efTectain thdr practice.
Afl a Fajult Purse
Frota Dr. E. IK of .Vci? Oritaiu.
**V««r Pills are the prince of pargrs. Their excellent
qualities surpass nnv Vnttiartic vr posaeM.' They are mild,
but Tery certain nsdefUa.-laal in their action on tbe bowo!*, 1
which makes them InvvluiUe to us in the daily treatmeut ;
of disease." -
Foa Jatmucz axn all Livlb Cowpluxta.
From Dr. Tnecdort Bell , of AVw Port City.
“Sot ODty ant your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose as. an aperient, but I hod (heir Iwneficfal eftcti
upon the Liter rery marked indeed. They here in tny
practice proved more effectual (or the core of biliout &>*«-
pLunlt than anyone remedy 1 can mention. 1 sincerely
rejoice that wo hare at length a purgative which tv worthy
the confidence of the profession and the people”
Drspcrsu—l.vnmcsTiovt
From Dr. Henry J. Knox, of &lt. Louis.
“The Pills you were kind enough to send lue have been
all used in my practice, and have satisfied mo that they are
truly an extraonlinary medicino. So peculiarly are they
adapted to tbedlseasesof the human system. that they M-em
to work upon them alone, 1 have curtd torn a canes of dys
pepsia and indigation with them, which had resisted the
. other remedies we commonly use. Indtvd 1 have experi
mentally (bund them to b* effectual In almost all the com*
plaints for which you recommend them.”
Utscstcxy—Diauntu—RZLAX.
From Dr. J. G. Green, of Chica yo.
“Tour Pills have bad a long trial Uj my practice, and 1
hold tbura la esteem as oue of tho best aperients 1 Have ever
found. Their alterative effect upon the liver makes them
an excellent remedy, when given in small doses for bdinvs
dysentery anddiarrnaa. Their sugar contiDg make# them
very occoptable and convenient fur tho use of womeu and
children.”
IWCBXAL OaiTTBCCTIOV—WoXVfE—SUFFEXUIOB.
Prom Mrs. ft Suart, teho practices at a Physician and Mid
wife in Boston.
1 find one or twolargo doses of your PtLLA, taken el the
proper lime, are excellent promutives of tho natural secre
tion w hen wholly or partially suppressed, and also very ef
fectual to cleanse the stomach and expel worms. They ars
•o much the *»e*t physic vrn have that I recommend no other
to my patleuts
OoimuATiav—Cosrivuxns.
From Dr. J. F. Montreal, Chnada.
“Too much caauot ho said of your Pills for the cure of
cosiivejiest. If others of our fraternity have found them
as effleidoujaa I have, they should join roe In proclaiming
It for the benefit of (he multitudes who anffer from that
complaint which, although bad enough tn Itself, Is the pro
genitor of others that are worse. I believe coslirentss to
origtnato in the liver, hut your Pills affect that organ nud
cure the disease.”
IxTCKmxa or tbs Blood—Sc&orrut—EsTjrrtufl Salt
Rhetx—Tittle—Tuwoxs—> Rheowatism Gout—
NXVBALOiA.
From Dr. EakieX Hall, Philadelphia.
“You were right, Doctor, in saying that your Fills purify
the blood. They do that. I have used them of late years iu
my practice, and agrw with yoatvtatcmenti of their efficacy.
They stimulate tbaexcretorles,aDd carry off tho Imparities
that stagnate In tho blood, engendering disease. They
stimnlate the organs of digestion, arul Infuso vitality and
vigor into the system.
“Such remedies as you prepare are a national benefit, aud
you deserve great credit for them.”
Fob Hbapico*—3jc% liniment—Foul Rtosacii—Pru»—
DbOPST—PLITHOEA—PAAALTSW—FUB—Ao.
From Dr. Edward Doyd,Jtallii»OTe~
“Dus Da. Arm: I cannot answer you tofiaf complaints
I bare cured with your Puts better than to asy nil that to*
ever trtaled\cilhajmrgatipevudicine. I plocsgreat depend
ence on an effectual cathartic in my dally contest with dis
ease, and believing as I do that your Pills afibrd us the best
we have, I of course value them highly.”
J9* Most of the Pills in market sonfoln Mercury, which,
although a valuable remedy In skillful hands, is dangerous
ina public pill, from the dreadfai censaqneoces that fre
quently follow its incautious nso. These contain no mercu
ry or mineral substances whatever.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
TTas long been manufactured by a practical chemist, and ev’
•ry ounce oflt under his own eyn, with Invariable accuracy
and care. It is sealed and protected by law from coun
terfeits and consequently can be relied on as genuine,
without adulteration. It supplies the surest remedy Uw
world has ever known for the cure of all pulmonary com
plaints; for Couchs, Colds, Hoarsenoss, Asthma, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and
the relief of consumptive patients In advanced stages of the
discsvo. As time makes these facts wider and bettor known
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of the
afflicted, from tho log cabin of the American peasant to the
fwlaces of European kings. Throughout this emlre country,
n every state and city, and Indeed almost evory hamlet it
contains, Csxuv Pxcroiuu ts known as the best of all reme
dies fbr diseases of the throat and lungs. In many foreign
countries it is extensively used by their meet intelligent
physicians. If there is any dependence on what mm uf
every station Certify it has done for them; If wo can trust
oorowu senses when we see the daagorons affection* of tho
hmgs yield to it; if wo can depend an the assurance <>i in
telligent physicians, whoso Imttnesa is to know; in short, if
there Is any reliance upon any thing, then la it irrefutably
Erorrn that this modidno d*>e* cure the class of diseases it
i designed for beyond any and all other remedies known to
mankind. Nothing but its intrinsic virtuus, and tbo nnmi.v
, takable benefit Conferred on thousands of sufferers, cruld
originate and maintain it enjoys. While many
Interior remedies hare been thrust npoa the community
have Called, and been discarded, this liu gained friend* by
every trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they ran never
fin get, and produced cures too numerous and remarkable to
be forgotten.
Prepared by DIL J. C. AYER, Prarticwl and Analytical
Obetnlst, Lowell, Mass, and ecldhy all Dnigjiets ami I*oal
ere in Medicinesevervwhero. Cm delrdswlvF
AYER'S "CHERRY ' I'EUTORAL AND
FILLS can b« had, wholosale or retail, at
B. I* FAHNKBTOCK A CO’S,
ocCB corner of Wood and Fourth eta.
HtaKb ana Strength Kluit Inevitably
Follow Ita iiie,
Holliiml Hitters,
THE: CELEBRATED HOLLAND REM
edyfor Dyspepsia, Disease of tha Kidneys, Liver Com
plaint*, Weakness of any kind, Fwver and Ague, aud the va
rious affections consequent upon a iU»>rdi<rwl Stomach or
liver, finch as Indigestion, Acidity of tho Stomach,Colicky
Pains, Heart burn, Loin of Appetite, Dusjx>ndonev, Costive
uest, Blind and Bleeding Pile*. In all Nervous, uhcnmatic
and Neuralgic Affections, it has lu untnernus Instance*
proved highly beneficial, and In others affected a docidod
cure.
Nature find* no new enemy to combat, with this doltght
fhl tonic in the system. ItsuOectsarealmust magical, yet
tbs cure permanent. It communicates no violent iboofc to
the system, but by sruoaiug ils vital energy to normal ac
tion, enoblsait to throw off the ranse, and thm thoroughly
sradicatsathe dinoaaa.
Wbeolie medicinal tlrtoos ere so universally acknuwi
edged, aud particularly here, where It has become so pops*
ler'ka • (amity medicine, that It Iseold by many of the rrt>
~hsrs, a* well as by all the druggists, It wuuld seem needless
to offer farther evidence; yet as there are doubtless aom*
wbo bare tried many advertised remedir*. and still suffer
from Dyipcusial n one or more of itsdruadfnl forma, we sub
■oln the following crrtlflcalos, the aatbentldty of which
cannot be doubted, coming as they do from pereuns so well
knoWn.
WHAT IT 18 DOING FOB THU SICK.
Wm. frhnchman, Eeq., the well known Lithographer, cays
“I h-STe frequently need Bmrhave*» Holland Bitters, and find
It Inrariably relieves indigestion and debility.”
Ber. Samuel Babcock sayc “I Co and special relief (Tom
Its nse fur a aevore headache, with which I bad long snf
fered."
J, W. Woodwell, “I have need Bcerharo's Uol
and OittersmyaelLand recommend it to otters, kuowiugli
to be lust what it Is represented.”
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower 8L Clair, says: “I hare de
rived great benefit from its nse for weakness of tbo stomach
and indigestion."
Jaa.U. Morphy, says: “After aeveral physicians had felled
Btrvbare’s Holland Hitters removed the pain from my bo art
and side, arising from Indigestion.”
The editor of the Kittannlng Free Press, bje “After one
of the licet physicians In this place bad failed, Brarhave’s
Holland Bitters cored me of the i/orst form of Dyspepsia.”
Francis Fella, only manufacturer erf the original “Kxtract
of Coffee," sayw “I know that your Holland EUUers Isoneot
the best medicines In the world for a disordered stomach
or llTer."
Dr. Ludwig,*ditor of the Faciei, Baltimore, pronounce
deserving the confidence of .the public.”
Pr. Tf^T h * r *i <>l " >—flora*" physlelmn of Penn*. haa
prescribed It frequently daring the past them rears; with
«g«vl:nrf gliccm In debilitated states of the digestive arcana,
or el the system generally.
Tbo manager of Ballon's Vinegar Factory, my*: “1 naea
It mr«elf, and w*j therefore Induced to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility common to allot
a consumptive habit,) and really It la doing W more good
than anythlngthe baa crer taken.**
NOUCiL—uhrever expect* to find In till* a berurag*
will be disappointed; but to 'be sick, weak and low spirited.
It will prore a grateful aromni • cordial, possessed of *lngu-
Ur remedial properth*-
•CAUTIONi—The great popi-i mty or tbls delightful Aro*
ma, Jim induced mtny Imitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to l>ny any
thing else anlil yon hare giTen Bwniare’s Uolland Bitters a
Wr trial. One bottle will conrlnc* you bow Infinitely supe
rior It is to all these Imitation*.
at 11.00 per bottle, or «U bottles ftvr $5.00 by the
i*UlWri«itors. BENJAMIN PACK, J*., A CO,
No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott A Bona, No. 1W North Second
street; New York, Barnes A Park, SOI Broadway, comer
Duane; Baltimore, Casbare Brothers, Gay street, and Penn
sylvania Avenuti Cincinnati, John D. Park; Chicago, Bar
clay Brotbcra,2lSSouth Water street; Bt. Louis, Barnard
Adams A on 4 New Orleans, J. Wright A Co.
(elitapldAwF
(EIUIAVE’S UOLLAND BITTERS—IOO
do*, on band and Tor aalo by
R.L.PAITNESTOCK A CO,
nolfl corner of Wool and Fourth street* .
/YaIiTEH’S "SPANISH MIXTURE.-A
\v c<»-l ■upidy on hand and for sale by
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
DolU corner of Wood and Fourth street*.
DECAY ROT,
Ye who Consider a fine Head of Hair
NATURE’S GREATEST ORNAMENT,
but ero it is too Ute urn
sandeh'B. scalp tonic,
wnkb restore* the healthy cocditirm of the scalp, causes
hair to grow on tbo laid, sod chocks any tcadoncy toward
Itifalllng out, and becoming thin.
at the principal Druggist*, and by the Pro
prietor, SIXTH STREET, two doonbelow Smith Held at.
roylO [ _
INDIA RUBBER HOSE.—3SOO ft. from
to 10 Inches In calibre, 3 and 4 ply thick, suitable for
Hydrant. Stoamboat*, Fire and Locomotive Engine purpose*,
for sale by de9 J. A H. PHILLIPS*.
OCHRE —50 bbls. American and French
for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 004
noil corner Wood and First eta.
TTIDES.—
ll 107 Green Salted Hi dr*.
76 Dry Flint “
Jnst received and for sale by
do 2 gPRIKQBK HARBAPOII.
New crop sugar & molasses—
lOhbds.N. O. Sugar;
20 bbls. N. 0. Molasses,
Rac’d thb day and for sale by T. LITTLE A 00.,
del4 No. 112 Second street.
SUNDRIES-100 bns. choice Neshannock
Potatees; .130 bills. Fall and Winter Applre;
3 w SweetClder, pure Juice;
New Phlla, Sugar Cured Ham^
Small lot of old Bhooldere, good order,
Ip store and for sale at 27 Fifth street. 11. RIPPLE.
CIDER. —5 bbls. Sweet Cider for Hale by
dc9 HENRY H OOLLIKB,
LANS. BOOKS—On hand,~or made to
order lu superior manner
WU. G. JOHNSTON A 00,
d«9 Blank Book Warehouse 37 Wood St
SUNDRIES.— Tenn. Flour, 183 sacka vari
ous brands; do do 78 bbls. Broadway Mills; Sumac 73
bars; Grease 2ft bbls, on steamer Fanny Fern to arrive an
for sale by deP ISAIAH DICKEY ACO.
tYqPS. —IS bales Prime Now York Uopsin
n store and for sale by dc2 8. UARDAUfIn.
Molasses—
-100 bbls. prime Plantation (Oak Cooperage,)
40 u St James Sugar House, u
In store snd for sale at reduced prices and accommodating
term, by WU. UITCHELTREE, Jil, A BRO-,
PoSO ’ 200 Liberty street.
OYSTERS —In daily receipt of J. V. Pratt’s
celebrated No. 1 Norfolk Oysters, In cans or In shell,
by the bbLor box, wholesale and retail. Will warrant
tbem equal, ITnot superior, to any Oyster brought to this
market. d*B 71. BIPBLB.
Spanish brown— 2s bbi,. foreaioby
poll ■ ■ B.A. F*nWBgfOCK * TO.
Buckwheat flour—so eacto, soii».
each, fust rac'd and Jfornleby'
801 l T MTtf A m
HOPS— 4 baiea new for sale low.-
daT UWIf4IMXBSQH,IOMMfIIratr
KaOioa&s.
lB3B,
WINTER ARRANGE- ySMOBSBSBD
iI£S'T--Oa and after Moodi)|OSl9e3e
1 January 18th, ; ; _ ■
= TUB PIET MAIL TRAIN k!»»rfth«Ts.'l*l>CTr«»<loo
. every morning. except Saadajv at 8.66- odtoCfc, PKteburgh
t im«, arriving in Philadelphia at ILfiO y. • j
' TUB EXPRESS TRAIJJ l«V«a ®jcry etr
nine at 9.50, -•• •' •'* ~.~J_ ...
The Johnstown Accoamrwlntkin train layms rUtaborrt
daily,except Sunday, at &30o’clock, P; at all
1 stations. and running as Car u Conemaugh. First Accost*
niodation Train for Turtle Creek Bridge, leave* daily».®K*pt
Sunday, at 1Q.40 am. Xho SecandAceomniodition Train for
Turtle Creek leaves daily, Sunday excepted, at 430 P. .N *
The Thin! AccummodaCoh Tmin. Ibr Turtle Crnefc learn*
daily, except Sunday, ai &2>P. H.
Returning Trains arrire In Pittsburgh as follow®—Expr«*
1.46 p. m.; Mail, 5.00 a. Johnstown Accommodation IV
am 4 First Turtle Crvek Accommodation, 6J5Oa. mg SecoW
Accommodation, 12.40 p. m.; Third Accommodation, 6JOn. tn.
( Trains for liLairxrille and Indiana connect at BlslrWvillß
' Intersection with Mail Train East, Express Train Weet,aßd;
(lie Johnstown Accommodation Train East and West.
Pittsburgh nu.l ConnellsTiila Trains, stopping at all Bta;
' dons on (!»• Ihtt&burgb and ConneHsrulo
. Sunday eicrptnU,** follow®—Mall Train, 7:00 a. tndßspruss
. Train, 4:'.*o p m. Returning Trains Croat Pittsburgh and
| Conm-!]'Ti]li> Itoad, ari ire at Pittsburgh, 11 a. tu, and
6:10 p.m.
j The tranling public witl find It greatly to their Interest,
, in going kant or We»t, to travel by the Penney Irani* Kalb
road, fca thi' nci'nrumoJaUuus now offcrod cannot be corpasfr
1 t-d on any oth*-r routs. As the road Is ballasted with stone.
and Is eutlndy free from dnst, we <*•« promise safety, tptwd
' and comfort to ail who may Uvor this rued with their pat*
ronace.
Pare to New York
*• ** Philadelphia.
“ u Baltimore.... 9 ao
“ *• Lancaster 8 60
** a Harrisburg 7 46
Baggage checked to all Stations on tbe Pennsylvania Ball
Rood, and U> Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York.
pHsaeagen purchasing tickets in can will b* charged Ten
Cente in addition to tbfl Station rate*, except from Stations
where the Company boa no agent.
None*—ln case of lou, the Company will hold them
solves re*pousfblo fur peisonal baggago ouly, atul for an
amunnt not exceeding $lOO.
N. b. The Escalator Omnibus IJne has been employed
to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Depot,
at a charge not to exceed 25 cents for each passenger ami
barrage.
For Tickets apply to 1- STEWART, Agt,
At the P. R.R. Passenger Button,
on Liberty •a<l,<?r*nuu.
JaMyd—dv2l
UAUjHOAI* BfOTICB*
rpnu pirrsßUßG^Fr.^Bg^ca^^g
HUAD COMPANY, with it* am pie . Rolling Stock and equip*
meat, ami its throagb connection*, t» prepared jo transport
Paßaengura and PMgfat from Philadelphia simf PitUimrgh
to CbicagO,BU lnri Innspnlls, fllvliiT«tl ( sariell
West nud South West, with agreat decrae-of regularity fad
exT»<litlcro. *
The foctthat tbli reed form* a direct end •‘onaoUdited
line between Itusbarghand Chicago, 1* a sufficirnt. guar
antee that lu Tralni will make good time, aiit Mnoections
witii Train* on other Roads. *
pissoaxmnAijra luvi
Pittsburgh. | Crutline. I it Wafns
U. 3. Mail iJOi. *. I 2.00 P. M. 9.0 Q F.JT.
Bxpre* 2JS p. «. f 10JJ5 p. M. ] 6.45 i_ X.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh at 6-SO *. x., am ring In Chi
cago at 5.35 A. M. Express at 240 P..X.
Utacn Cwcixxati—Mail train at 9A3 ph. Express
train at 7.00 a, m.
The 9.00 a.M.TrainJrum Pittsburgh being aTraln for local
btslnocqisovertaknTktprertUse by Express train (Tom
Pittsburgh at 2.15 p. x.
All Trains make cloae connections at Crestline For Colum
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 8L Loci*; also, at Fort
Wayne with Trains os Watash anlWestarn BaiinadJdr
Lafayette, Central Illinois and SLJxjubualso, at Forest with
Trains on tbe MH*L B.R.R.'
From Chicago. Ft. Wayne. I Crestline. Arr. Pittsb’g
0.8. Mail—..
U. S. Mail 8.45 r. K 6AO a. M. 12A5r.1t. 9,IQP.X.
Express- COO a. K. 2JJOP. x. (10.05 P.x. 7.25 a.m.
These Trains make efosefonnecflonswlth Trains for Phil a
dolnhia, Baltimore and New York.
Trains from KL Louis. Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Coltua
bus make eloseconnectfons at Crestline with' all returning
Trains. At Ft. Wayne, Trains from St Louis, Central Illf
nois, Lafoyotte, and Intermediate places, connect with abort
Trains. At Forest, connections ore made with Trains to and
from Cincinnati, Springfield and Dayton.
Accommodation Teaixs^—Leans New Brighton for AHe
chroy at 7.00 a. u, 12A0 F.X.- Leavo Allegheny for
Now Brigbtoaat 9.45 *. at.and 4JSQP.X.
Baggage chocked through, and no charge for handling.
For tickets and farther unbnnatton apply to A. T. JOHN*
STUN, Agent, at the Cheat Western HaUraad office, directly
on tberoroeeof the Monongahela Bouse, Pittsburgh, or U>
GEORGE PARKIN, Passenger station, Pena St. between
Wayne and Hand; B. V. PATRICE, No. 80 DesAoro St.
opposite Tremont Bonso, Chicago, or t the Agent* at the
Stations along the line.
To commence on MONDAY, January 25th, and continue
nntil further notice.
nri miiui*.
J. J. lIOUSTON, Oon. Pna*r ud M Ag*t-
D. W. UOSA Paw’r Agent, Chieage.
J. II MOOHE, Snp’t. mygO-ocg
1257.-... Winter Arrangement.——-1857.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AN&RnfflM
CHICAGO uswnfttv*—<
and after OCTOBER 26, Trains will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Losto Chicago at. ll:3l> a. U.nd ltt3QP. X.
Arrive ot St. Louis .. fo3QA. x.end LSOF.M.
.!r GOING NORTH.
East'S!. Louis at.—4.-00 k. v. and 430 p. x.
Arrlvo at Chicago at. p. X. and fe4s a. n.
CONNECTIONS;
At CHICAGO, with all ibo Great Eastern and Norths!
Lines.
At JOLIET, with Rock Island Railroad West, and “Cut
Off,” East.
At PEORIA JUNCTION, with Peoria and Oquawka Rail
road f-ir Proris, Gal.-*burgh, Burlington and IntormeJiate
plavea.
At BLOOMINGTON, with Illinois Central Railroad, North
and South.
At SPRINGFIELD, with Great Western (HI.) Railroad,
East for Decatur, West for Jacksonville and Naples.
At ALTON, with Tern Haute and Alton Railroad East,
ami steamers on the River.
At.ST. LOUIS, with Ohio and Miss. Railroad East, West
by Pacific Railroad and Missouri steamers to Northern Mis
souri, Kansas and Nebraska. Also, to all points on the Illi
nois and Mississippi river*.
<J-Throush Ticket* can be obtained *at all the principal
Railroad Offices.
Ticket* uid FrotghU fti lav M bj *nj otlwr
Root*.
A. 11. MOORE, Genera] Saparintcndant.
K. M. GOODRICH Gen. Eoterc Agent. nc3. girt.-fly
FenniTlvaßU lUUmdt
The a reat central Bc—cgggggg
cities with Western, North-Western, and Boutb-Western
States by s eontlnnoas Railway direct. Thii road also cod
sect* Hi Pittebargh with doily lias of Steamers to oil port*
on tbo Western Rivera, toil el Cleveland and Sahdosky with
Etcamm to oil port* on the North-Western lakes; moking
.the most dirtet, cbtapai, and reliable .route by which
PRETG UT con be forward od to and from tbs Great Hitt.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS—Boots, Shoes, Hots ondl
Caps, Books. Dry Goods, (in- boxes, boles
and tranks,) Drags, (In boxes and bales) |
Feathers, Purs, Ac
SECOND CLASS.—Domestic Sheeting,'
Shirting and Ticking, (in original bales)
Dregs (in casks,) lLardware. Leather,
iln rolls or boxes) Wool and Sheep Pulls,
biatward
TUDID CLASS.—AnTiIa, Steel, Chains (In'
casks,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork, salted
(loose or in casks,) Tobacco, manntactnr
ed, (except Cigars or Cut,) A&, fc.—...
FOURTH CLASS.—Coffee, Fish,Bacon, Beef
and Pork (in casks or boxes. Eastward,)
Lard and lord Oil, Nads, Soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Ac—....— y
FLOUR.—SI,OO per bbl. nntll farther notice.
GRAIN—In car loads 4£e per 100 lbs. until fhrthsr notice
OOTTON—S2 per bale not exceeding 600 lb« weight, untiT
farther notice.
shipping goods from any point east of Philadel
phia. be particular to mark packages “ria. ftwuylowtia
Eatfrooa.” All Goods eoniigned to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Paean? Aaxyra—C. E. Evans, 64 Kilby street, Boston; Ji-
F. Clarke, No. 2 Bstor House, and Ncnl wUUsm street, and
John McDonald, No. 8 Battery Place, New -York; Pkrce A
Co, ZanesrUle, O 4 Irwin A Oa, and Sprlngtnaa AErosn.
Cincinnati, O 4 R. O. Moldyum,' Madison,
Bell A 00, and Carter A Jewett. Lcnlsrille, Kyd P.O. O'-
Riley A Co-, EransTille, Ini; R. F. Bass, St. Louis, JUO4 Har
ris, Womley A Co, Memphis, Leech A' Co- Chicago,
1114 J. P. Glass, Ft. Wayne, Ind-; E. J. Sneeder, Me*
grow A Eoons, BalttmccetlL A. Stewart, Pittsburgh. >
ILIL HOUSTON, Qen’l Freight Agent, Phßa. '
H. J. LOHBAERT, Snpt, AltoonaTPm. jaSJy ;
PUtsbargn axut Connelrvllle BAUrotfl.
THE PITTSBURGH iRSBnHEHa]
Connellirille Railroad U
opened forth* transportation of passengvrsand'freight to
and from Pittsburgh and Cotinellxrille, connecting wlpiybe
Ponca. Central Railroad at Brlatorfi Station. 1 1 > < •j
Arrangements have also been mad* with • th» Petm*.
Central Railroad ,bv which through freight to Philadelphia
and Baltimore will be carried from points on tha Pitt*
bnrgh and Connelsrille lUllroad, by car loads, ca favtglhJe
terms. '
Rmcrao or Tau»—On and after Moaday,' SSthDee.
the Pssxuger Trains will be run daily, except Sundays, aft
follows; . > - '
Mail Train, will leave the Passenger Station of the Pinna.
Railroad, at Pittsburgh, TDOo'clock, A. at Co»
uellsfilla at LfcOO A.iL
Express Passeager Train will lean Pittsburgh at 430 o'ck
P. M., and arrtveat Ctmnallsville at Bdo P. M.
KrrmsiXG—Express Train will leave Ooaneßgvflle at 6
o’clock, A. XL, connecting with (tha BlalrsvlDa Ancommo
dalion Train on the Puna.-Railroad which srrireeal Pitta
bore at 11 A. U.
Mail Train wIU leare OoncdlxvilleatiOO P.M-and con
nect* with ths Brinton Acmrnmortitlou Tkala ca tha Peana.
Railroad, which arrive* at Pittsburgh at &QQ P. M. : ;
Freight to and from Pittsburgh amistattoarmtheßUf
burgh and Connollsville Railroad, will be;notiTSd and de
livered at the outer Depot of the Pros*. Railroad Oumpcay.
Bunting A Hall’s Coaches for ML Peasant, Hnlcatown,
Froetbcrg and Cumberland leave OcancUirlllaregularly on
the arrival of the trains. • - . .
Malt Train connects also at West Newton with coarh»4
by the plank road, with Mount Pleasant, Someraet, Berllx^
Suid patch, Cumberland, As.
Tlcketa can be had from the Ticket Agent at th* Peana.
Railroad Passenger Depot.
erß n HLACR TON* «-">* ■
Sundries—
-200 bbls No 3 Large Mackerel;
100 hf bbls “ ** “
20 bblslNo 2 * '
20 bf bbls" u
20 bbls No 1
25bfbbU“ *
130 bbls Pickled Herring;
100 half bbls White FUh;
60 “ Trout;
25 bbls “
23 w Lake Salmon;
10 drums Oodflsh;
76 bbls New Orleans MoUsss*
30 u White Flint Hominy;
30 0 Prariasb;
200 ** Wbito'Lime;
100 “ Hydraulic Cement;
100 boxes Pearl Starch;
ft) bbls » • “
1000 bora prime W. R. Cheese:
20 bbls Eggs;
1600 bushels Dried Apples;
100 bbls No 1 Leaf Lard;
100 bushel# Clover Seed,
For sale by JaS7 J. B. CANFIELD.
ATKINS’ CELEBRATED a^
SO DAY CLOCKS, Rif*
for Counting Room aod Pnior.'
Anaaortmsnt In Rosewood cases; slegxntpatterw
lust rewired and for saleby J. B. REKD 100, .
jeabdtf Jewelers, No. 68 Fifth stmt
JOB PRINTING.—
CARDS.
CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS,
BILLS LADING,
rOBT *JjJpBU!TS,
k'lJHTiai HEADS
, And dKdplloD of Job PrlntlM.pWtaorwMii*
T> rriota. Blndcra md BWKAIOT, AT Wood B
UST RECEIVED— 3
760,000 German Cigars
146,000 Havana “
200 bxa. Virginia MannfocturedTobAceo.
Tb* largest amortnent of Cl gars and Tobacco aver oßered
otkl#city,tsnowcp*n far examination andsal*,**
cor. Smlthfleld street and Diamond Alley
X KEGS NO. 1 LARD; -
O 8 bbls. fresh'BoU Better. ' and for ole by
oca ' : SHRIVES 4 DILWOgTIL
1 Crv bogs Prime Bio Coffee iost leeewed
1 OU mflbrttl.br : ‘ BHBTTEatDmfOBTO.; ,
1 Ann Poml* B. W. Floor, ioceitedand
Ibid>t> shbivzk a bawomn -
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RE BrOVAL.'
The CieveUnd d» Pittsburgh fitwil^llond
The_ Plttiburgl), Colntnbni end Cln*
0.. .. TT (>DD»II lltUUoid.
after FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
19Th,th*Tt«lAt bustnea* of th?*e n«u)» in the ®
«n» . ,
pess *” -
IUI iPtO, Slfrtl SXD Low lm<
and for tbi* prompt traaspovutloa oiFrrfTw^
. evmxivcsiuiLtrJYcotttm’ovs
SSiorr
Chicago. colum bus, davton ixSS Iroua
; ' lyD Axi mr.
WESTERN.’NORTH WESTERN ANfrSoCTn
V WESTERN STATES.
Trtfsbtlsaent to most of tho above places la t*j,
can tn which it ti loadedat this Depot
Through RxetifU firm to flO important pu'nt*. » i
for further information spply lo JOHN P. GLASS,
fol&tf • _ ' Agent
Allegheny . valleyßTtcaseefflan
RAILIUMR-REMOVALOFTIIEfiBisaCaHK
FREIGHT DEPOT TO TUB • CORNER OP BDTLEA AND
CARSON STREETS, NINTH WARD, AND A GREAT RE
DUCTION Of TARIff RATES.—On and afttr'JULY 20va,
1537. freight will bo received u above at the following ret e» .
ToHabonlngd —...at 25c. per 100 pouj^a.
To Orey** Eddy at 2Se. » • '
To Rod Dank- * at29cs. « “ -
$l3 00
lO 00
To Brady’s Brad..—*•—at 31c.* “ “ “ •
Flour— Okt fiu barrel* and under fifty.
To Mahoning -41 c. per barrel.
ToOraj’a.EJdj..— A.. Ale. - “
To lU-<lEauk~ Afie. - •
To Brady's Brad .
Flour — Fifty beard.t andorer.
Tn Manning . -SOe. ** “
ToGray’sEadj...—..— a-.--—-— “ “
Tu Red Bank ...V. —-30 c. «
To Brady's Bend ~.45e- u “
Jy2£lf R. B. LOOMIS, General Ticket A coot.
Orest Western fielt Bfote.
/"'J.ALENA AND. nwr-i.gijiMiiiiinii.Eio
\JT CAGODnkm ■R»nm.^ |
Lin* for YmpartAelstie sad Dunlcith,' front.CENTRAL
DEPOT, toot, of LAKE STREET, connection At DanfoUb
with staaOsn for Bt Paul'and the Upper hDsslssJppl.' .'
, WELLS STREET DEPOT. - : '
.FULtON AND lOWA LINK—For Dixon,Tultom.nnd
Oentral lon. PaseeUgun for lon, Nebraska end Kttiik
vriß find this the most expeditions route, it being as Air
Use to tbe.UiainlppL *nd shorter by fifty Vttisi than any
other line, connecting at Felton with uie Great low* Stage
Cbd for fcli points in lowa and the Went.
: BEUHT AND MADISON LlNE—for Beloit, Janewrtlle.
Madison and Central Wiaamho. • - ■
FQX RIVER VALLEY LINE—Tor Crystal Lake» Uc
Henry,Rkhjnond, and points Nprtk. ....
. Tn trains dally, Bundsy excepted, for all'«f the aboro
pdatfbtonkingcloM.conaeetlona with the Eastern Reads,
and Jrith aaehets on the MindssJppi, north and squUl .
T. A. BooLftarWlirddell Jr»Bw n. rnstiriß«pmt.
Stfama^ips.
Liverpool,)PDHh<lelpiiia and Hew Torf
Screw Steamship Compsay* . j- A
THE SPLENDID W.
forming the aboTe line will mil from New2fitfn£
York as follows:
cm OP BALTHIOBK, CapL Letteh, J«n.7tfc, JB5B
KANGAROO, ... “ Jeffrey, Feb. 4Ui, *
And e4ch alternate Thnreday.
■ From Liverpool entry altcimte Wednesday.
YarefromNewYork,Cablns76, ThirdCbusJSO.
,<• “ limpooL 41 $lOO, s&3,Ag7i, Third Clsmf 45
Retorn Tickets available for six months by any steam*
©f the Una.' ' 1 ;
' Cabin, $140; Third Class, $7O.
TTu— Steamships are supplied with improved Watcrtlg
compartments, and carry experienced Burgeons. I .
Persons about proceeding to Europe, or wishing to mo
fnf the eld wiuutrr.can pnrchaae ticket
•ad obtain ,*H. toforouttlcn by applying to J. G. Dale, 1
Broadway, N. V, Bable A Cortes, 177 Broadway, N. Y n oc
JOHN THOMPSON, <lO Liberty «L, Pittsburgh
certilicatrt by first class Sailing Packets be
tween New fork and Liverpool. Drills sold by the abov*
de2o-4pß .. . , i ; 7 '
DoUstr Yavlhgr Battk^
HI. 06 Jhod Strut, Middit - Sooi, Jantf Stv BuOdina
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O'CLOCK,
also on Wednesday and Saturday evening* from May
first to November first, from 7 to a o’clock;.and froa.No
veaber first to May first, from 0 to 8 o’clock.
Deposits roetflrol of all sumrnet less than ©ne Dollar,
and * dlvidind of the profits declared twice.© year, in
Jane and December. Interest was declared at the rateol
tlx percent per annom, in December, 1665, also,!nJuha
aad Decembec, -1850. and June and December; 1867:
Intern* if not di?wn out, is placed to the credit : the de
positor as principal, and bean the same interest from ih© first
days of Jage snoDocembcr,compounding twicea'jnearwfib
out troubling, tim depositor to can or even to pieesni his
.pea look. .At this rate, money will double in knlhsn:l2
years, making in the aggregate EdEtAxnexnnujrxacaxT
4YKAB.
Bookscsmtainlngthe Charter, Bj*Laws,RhWand Rrgn*
lations fornishod gratis, on application at the office. j
Hopewell Hepburn,
James Shidle, <
Alexander Rradlryi
Robert Robb, -
William & Laveley,
mUßurgwlß,
WnUaa 3. Anderson
Albert Culbertson,
John B. Canfield,
J. Gardner Cofflp,'
Alonso A. Csrricr,
David Campbell,
Charles A. Colton,
William Douglas,
: Finds Felix, - ■
George RiGQsorn,
JameeßHoon,.
WflUamfi. Haven,
augarygnJ Tnaturt
•ahljA-jagSdawF
THANKING HOUSES OFJOU
|» HOOQ*,
-BEDIOBD 00.,
80HEBSET,- SOMERSET*'
MOUNT PLEA&ANT——:L..WESTMOR^^CO.
PAYETTE CO- ■ Penn*
DNIONTOWN, •* “
BBOWNRVTLLE-. “
HEW BRIGHTON,-. —TAYIfITE 00,
INDIANA »
Deposit! receiTed, DUcounte mode, Draft* bong
and collected, Bank Note* and Specie bought ai
Stocks, Note* and other Seeoritlca bought and cold
laleelgft. Correepoadcpca and collection* eoilcited.
N
HOLMES & SON.BEALERS IN FOR-
, • EIGH ejid Domestic BHU of Exchange, Certificate
of Depocita, Book Kotaaasd Sped*, TCb. ,63 Jdarket etreeC
4®*CollecUon*m*Jo on *ll tbs principal '•<<»—
Umraghoot the United Bute*. '
»c9O per 100 Cm.
• 76c per 100 the.
Cemetery Marble W’orkli;.
No. 333 Liberty Street,.below. 'Wayne,.
PI!T£BTROn;.P A. 1
MATTHEW LAWTON, < : .
PfiA C TICA L MAIt B LH HA 80 N ,
WI she s respectfully to in
TT lonahiafrienda modtho public genu-ally. tbatti
OMlßtaed the •bore oremlies, far the majuilkrtare and sal*
cf erarjrTiriefycf Work, such at
Monnments, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones,
of every variety and form;
Aiap,
•OoperlOOfia.
■ 000 per 100 &•.
Hantlo Pieces,
Centre Table,
Pier, Bureeo
and Wash
Stan). Tope,
Ac,
Which be U offcringu lew at any other establishment West
of the mountains. IHa .stock la entirely new, and has been
selected by hlmeeit expressly for this market. Heianlso
•prepared to bufld Barbu Vaults, enclose Bar Lots with Mar
bl*or Stank and to execute any other work In his Hoe, n
asyof tbeOeorctoriei adjoining Pittsburgh. ■
umi it raxosoi ro
Rer.T.B.tra*a, Robert Galwsj.Beq.,
'• Hcn.WnL Wilkins, ' John Cblalett, Esq,
- ( Jag g. SboeabtSßy, Esq., W.t.&isgwsit,Xaq.,
. Carles Brewer, ISsq., , J.2LHHh£Bq.,
’ Thoms* Scott, Esq, A. B. Carling, fc»a,
' W. p. Buns, Esq 4 O R. White, Esq.
Tbs Trad# tarnished with, nil kinds oT Poralgn nd Borne*
tkkfirble, either finished or in the rongh, stWholwaU
prices.
- liehaaslsomadeemeger
,ct tbs best brands, for s const
meot, Water sod tsaisrilU 7
for Lend end Btoeeo Work,
famish st short notice. |
Agents Wanted! - few Bra In' Americai^rt.
TUST ISSUED,; an.. Oil-Colar Portrait of
U HBNB.T CLAY, prMtedJrtm 8«f Plait fnl2 : OJ Cbi
art. This Picture, prepared ,** groat coet.aiidlabgt, by an
important improrement lo‘Art-Printing, is ‘ offered-to the
peoplefifths CoitadStateMsnwortby memorial of their
eminent Statesmen andPetrfot,by the Publisher,
; 1 . j.h.byeaii,
'-ißniletia Building, Philadelphia.
The following ere a few ait the mkny commendations this
Picture baa received from the preer
t From Peterson's ilagasioe. <
“Thatso fine a Picture, equal asit la In
Color Prints, which hare been aold her* for fiTO«»d *elx
dollars, could be produced for the trifling nun of fifty cants,
la certainly an astonishing erWence ofAmman program In
Art color piloting, and most, we think, reqoir > an Immense
eats to be at all remunerative,”
From the Peansylraniaa, - «_/
’ “Mr.'Byramhu produced a Portrait of the immortal
CLAY, printed In colon, that has an thsmertt of a painting
and ae a work of Art will bear the most critical examina
tion. The liksnees of lie great BtateemanU perfect,"....
. Frtnn the Philadelphia IXitpatrl, -
J;'TLBymnha«'bronghtont a Portrait of Henry
Gay,'printed is colors, which. If we'bad oof been assured
otherwise, wasbooid hare , nppceed to be a punting. It
possesses.ailthebrlUianey of hneandspftnresofa'hedeofa
line wsterJtolor portrait. The likeness of 'Ham of the
West* is excellent.” • • • ■■■
From Utgadne;
“Biuel tfi fine London Prints-sold hen for JS and ST.
From the PeossylTania Enquirer, s?-*—
“Judging inf this 'prodne£ian T Art.nr^Un g >,«« mq,L. *n
important step towards perfection. The picture is not only
erttstic is fln&haad arrangement of color, but is valuable
as a spirited lihrocaa. Bung told atthefanrpxieeof fifty
cents, this portrait, xnxut eoon becomo » favorite, and be
treason! at a most fl l tißgrand. beanUTol memorial bjrth '
American people; -)•
Eltutocppiarariit post paid for 50 cents. To Agents
rcry überai discount. . . jaifcvlm?
FABBEBB AHD UAKPEATEBB ATTBHTMSj
YOCK ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO'
the large and well selected stock offeasoned
LUMBER! : LUMBER!! LUMBER!!
• Onfca&dandforaale, Wfcoleulefcnd Retail, by
JA.3yr.T33. Sc GO
. (Smassort to ffn. ITfirfer A Ban*) •
: ALLEGHESTF CITT, PAr
Dressed Flooring, Shelving and Weather
Boarding, Shingles,—Lath, Joist, "Stud
ding, Clear find Common Plank,
Boards,- '4c,y 4c., 4c.
Let tbe Farmers remember,-who attend ih» AUegheny
Market* that oor yards are the meet convenient in the chy
tßrUppa-Jjir* <mlg Q*e»qmrt fnm the iiarkxt Btml
and dess to off ft* Jforlsf Tixenu,
Corner of anndtiskySt. *nd North Aliev
v - PMCES POT DOWN. “* ey *
Wehaveiwtaced the price KVB PER CENT, perthoa.
and from this date to Spring, TO CASH &CYJS&S ONLY
Orders promptly attendedto and ttliflertlon tirva. *
Shipments made to: any accessible point twßaOro*
Hirer or Coal. •
Orders received for BASH, DQOB3, BH UTri!K3, Ao, Ac. ‘
TMMENSE REDU CHON IN m<jES
■ M * Sc *°»th‘l2o
• —lBc do 31c
■ ‘ ~-»e’''-‘do ; Sic
. i* do 2^>
RlfE Amlumw. . .. .
mcacMhipm*, „ L 12- a a *-£.
v ~™i%ZS£‘~--zdS¥ Z VJ
StaSßtS!^SSSS^^^”^
■ ■”»■'••' ■' .'gA.MA.-ostcoa-jirM.rf
‘'X.msH ■ Boot
. „ - ray -Ite.worc Uackcmnl now"
,toI! tSi'LNa'
[OrilteU^tfaqrogterkrt^^gS^^ E*
' Johan.fibotnberjcw* -
N. Qrattra Morphy, .•
. Isaac 1L reonock* .
Jam?* D.Holley,
James nerdman,'
< v
James W- HaOmin,'" *
<auwk«,Knsiy ! 9
P. A. ' i
John n. Metier, . \
Welter P. Marsh sit
WUsoa Miller, ; :; '
A. ILTollodr, M. Br:_
Henry L» n ,‘ .
John il. Bawyer,
' George 8. Sclden, 1 •
AlexnndarTtatDe, •'* '• * ‘
Theobald UoistaeUer,
George B. White, '
■CHARLES A. COLTOX.
eof* with the'Hi»ourrctnrcx»
ut inpply of Hjdrwilie Co
in*. ud Plater Fails, both
11 ot which he U prepared to
mhifcJly