ligeglifltal; «slKfSl®*l* l Bedg* F«m Barierjr* f?»UIT^SHADE, ORNAMENTAL® EHRTJBS; Vise*, Qreen*Hoc« ■*■ 14JB& from 5 to 7 fret high, eobne mgt&Xßy varieties, which will be sold at reduced prion tonlttafisM, SOQJMO or sjnrtnte of Iwrpmi, from 10 Inch a* to 4 feet offend by whdeado or retail. * , , Urge *izo, emtxarfng ten choice mie* _ »W.; . ■AXfiWftoekof Jfmgrsan* and Shrubbery la rerj “*B“* pciiuua who reqnira a larn amount of the aarne can be ae coamodaUd ri low price*. ' „ Latterstnoßrnddrmsthroagh .vnikin* Post Office, near Kttrtrarjh, recelTeioaedUte -~'Ortifiv can bt left at our etandon DlunonJ Mukrt. AUo,u <&•*“»» » f WUJlimii For Fan Planting* 3800 DWAkF ohebry > 2 y«“Mg XJJMO Standard 3 and S year*, 25 varieties. Peach, 40 varieties. 00,000 ErerxTeana, cffloa hardy varieties, from email to 8 'Mt With a Urge stock of Apple* paar—standard and dwarf— Quince, five varieties; Ccminte,tteTen vsriettasGrapeVinea, fihrnbbarr, Green Qocaa Plante, flow, Ac. Those wahijig an extra article of choice varieties might Sndit to their Interest to examine my stock before ordering tlicwfasrs. BBfcdswtfP JHO. MPBPOCK, Jr._ 1 fW> non EMBRACING 17 varieties Xvv-VUv, wUlbeeold itmyicnr price!,by applying 7 to 7 JOHS MURDOCH, Js- • —Shawtff Pittsburgh and Oakland Bnresclw- c 1 ARDEN SEEDS FOR 1858.—Our stock VX «f early Seeds for Hotbed*, embracing the moat ap pmrednod valeabto varieties in cultivation, U ready. Or der* from Gardener*, Beaten or others, promptly filled, (rent the Seed and Implement Warehonae, 4T fifth street, Ja34rrSt*F JAMR3 WABDBOP. bxhxt aocxsToca..- —idam arnroß Lebanon Nursery* DOCKBTOCE 4 AHHOS, TNVITE THE ATTENTION OEA JL the public to their large end varied assortment of •*» fruit Trees, Shrubbery, JSverereeta, Plants, Ac. Barserr Ground four and ahalf mßoafroaPittiborgh, (heold Washington Road. Gxszx Taxi Poet Omcx. laSfrlywTXH* Allegheny coonty, Pa. ItytUrtiripfiia atrtectisrmtnts. POWER AND HAND PRESSES, for Woolen, Cotton add Paper Manufacturer*. Printers, Lithographers, Book-Binders and Tallow Chandlers; Copy log Preses, extra sire, for Forwarding Houses, Poet Offices, Railroad Companies, IT la. by 22, and 23 by 34; Letter and Seal Preasea;Uill and Jack Screws. CHARLES EVANS A SON, Corner Dreed and Quarry Btreeta, DOlfrftad— Ja3o PHILADELPHIA. ALLEN * NEEDLES, Ne. 23 SottiA Wharves, and S 5 South Water Street, PHILADELPHIA, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN OILS. ff Candles, Starch, Ac. Afull assortment on hand (o which the attention ol dealers Is rwpoctluUy asked, mrfcdly '■ Saltimou Slrturtißtnmts. ARHISTEAD. RIGGS A CO., Agents for the sale of Virginia MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Jfo. 27 Exchange Place, Baltimore. Says on hand a large stock, which they distribute the low * Ct market price#. apatlyd* Dr. CRLnnnated VERMIFUGE OVER PILES. Twoofthe beet Preporetlonc 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 before the public, pur porting. to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane’s, are worthless. The genuine McLanc’s V ermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. ft ll ITuEMINC DEC’S, Wood Prrmioßun, IV ‘ tiU- T'e’o:>rl<'font. The G-O'lden Prize Illustrated. 1858. Illustrated, y rnnE new york weekly golden ‘ JL PRIZE la onooftbo largostasd bert Uterar7pcperi of tbedaj, An Imperial Quarto containing dost raats, or ■ joett coixxns, of roUrUlning original mattery and iu aixtiT liirsraarco *Ter7 woet Si A Gift worth from 50 eenta to 9300 in « ImiA, will lx preaented to eaeh »ut»crlb«r ,3 Immediately on receipt of the anbaerip § tlonmouey. Oaecopy for one year *42 Ooe copy for two year* ~*3 to, “«£ 2 gito. One cop/ for three yean 00, ind 3 gift*. Oao copy for ftre yearz I s 00, end 6 gift*. r tm m, n nu Three coplw, one year - Hf« copies, one year.— $8 ®®»— Ten Myiea, one year.— -fl* J®> “** JJ *}{**• Twenty-one copiet, one year W> and 21 gifta* ' Tno.artUlee to be dhtrlboted are comprised In the follow* inglUte— £2 packages of Got 3, containing ..$5OO 00, each »6 do do do .f2DO 00, each 10 do do do —4lOO 00, each 10 Patoit Lever Hosting Oaaed Welches—(loo 00, aacb 90 Gold Wetcbw $75 00, each AO do do $6O 00, each •100 do <fcr (60 00, each Gold Watohea (36 00, each SOOSQTOf Hasting Cm*4 Watcbea...... $2O 00, *aeh 600 Silver Watche* —(10 00 to (26 each 1000 Gold Oturd, Vfit and fob Cbalnt-410 00. to (30 each • QgtJ fcoeluta, Bracelet!, Brooch**, Bar Drop*, Bread pittStCaCT Mm, Sleeve Bottona, Blaga, Shirt Stud*, Wateli j,y. and SllrerTUabtea, and a Tariety of other arti worth from Weentstof 16 each. Immediately on receipt of the ■obacription motley, the ««ha»lben ham* will beeatewd apoa our enbeertpMoa • 'iffand 49 Moffat Building, 836 Broadvsy, N. f. Specimen Oople* eent free. Agent* Wanted. jeflVdSmaweggF ~ OB BSI WOBOSII WOBMBIII . CONFECTION, W the S-^Ss-Sfe" Oorntrof go»ln«l ah «tr»t _ p. wraffTCAfi houbb, BQHXoa- LS» tt^JSSk- ISSSSSfegrwa,?^ S^'Sf^SS '~i^2±eod3ud Grape Vines. Screw Presses. iHtgtgUangottgjL GAS FROM ROSIN OIL M.tUtUI. Femslc Seminary. _ T nmVATERIAL. NEXT TERM of this Institution will FATTY FLUffl ' A commence on MONDAY, Fob. 15* THE IQGII ILLDMINATIJNii Flturi.lv PnpUs wIU be charged $7.50 per term, acd will seise the TIES of Cm from Rosin and oleaginous substance* studies they wish to pursue {rum the following list. h.-mnlTTiTf ■"«■<» them a favorite material for the mantt i Reading, Aacieut TlUtnry, Zoology, &ctoreofinnmlo*tlngQa*. Many Gas Companies nse Roe- ; Enunciation, Modern “ Astronomy, In with coal, la order to supply their customers with a Bu-; Pronunciation, Map Drawing. Nat. Philosophy, oerior Quality ofOaa. . . Spellliig, AndentGeograpby, Physiology, RO2IN OIL l* entirely free from all dross and refine rob- Writing, Modern “ ,nuc««, and yield* at onca, Its BrilU&nt Hhnn!oittng Oas. RGraxomar, The greater original cost of the apparatus for the mann* £CompaaUiua, Physical betnre of coal gas together with the attention and expense i% Rhetoric Chemistry, constantly retired, and the difficulty, it not impossibility. Logic, Botany, of entirely separating the unwholesome, deleterious ana * Trigonometry. oflfeneive cases, generated In coaL render the ROSIN OIL For Greek-, Latin, Italian, BpanJ»h, French, German, APPARATUS cheaper and mere desirable in every way. Swedish and Anglo-Saxon, an additional charge ofil will be 8-COAXES, of 376 Broadway, New York, has devotwi hi* made. entire attention to the mann&ctttre and aaleof Portable Gas j Piano, per ccrarse of twenty lessons $9 Apparatovknd he respectfully calls the attention of tb« ; U*e of Piano per term..—.............. _ J public to bis pneect complete and efficient machine. ! Drawing, per course of twenty 1ee50ni........ 4 Perfect eatfsfaction'to Use purchaser guaranteed in every Oil Painting “ •* “ & caae. For further Information address A German lady, an excellent pianist, resides In thefamOy, S. COATES, 576 Broadway, New York; and will giro lessons on the Piano and In Germs a and French. Jy2%2awdly or ©AVID IL WILLIAMS. Pittsburgh, Pa. A few pupils will be accommodated In tbefamilvof the Principal. Board, with fnal and light,excloslre of washing, $3 per week. AH paymonta are to be made In advance. follnrAsdly JOSHUA KENDALL, A. M, Principal. BOOTS AND BHOBS, CHEAP FOR C A. 9 M . JAMES ROBB, NO. 89 MARKET STREET, NEAR TQE MARKET, Has Just received his large Fall *nd Winter stock of LADIES’, MISSES’and CHILDRENS’ DOOTS and SHOES; MENS’ CALF, KIP AND COARSE BOOTS, SHOES, OXFORD TIES, GAITERS, OPERAS, Ac. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ BOOTS, SHOES, Ac. “FORD’S" RUBBER SHOES, A very superior article and t try neat, Direct from the Manufacturer!, which he will cell by the Faia or fackaos at very reduced price* for cash. Till* rtoek comprises one of the largest assortments to be found io any city, enitabie fur -city and country sales, and haviog over twenty years experience in baying, be trusts tlfatbecfb nowenitaUUstee. He respectfully Invitee all In want to c dl. aasortug them that they will be pleased. mr3o—*el6 AYER’S WORM CONFECTION is pleas ant to take. Ayer’s Worn Confection contains no Calomvl. Ayer’s Worm Confection is pnrcly vegetable. Ayer’s Worm Confection will not sicken. Ayer's Worm Confection is tmlnjarions. Ayer’s Worm Confection is the only safe Worm Remedy. Ayer's Worm Coofactiou is the only efficient Worm Remedy Ayer'* Worm Coufectiou only require* an Introduction Into families to procure for Itself universal favoritism. Compounded and fur sale, wholesale and retail, at the Dmgitore of JOHN HAFT, Jl, ,doH corner of Wood and Sixth sta„ Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works JNO. 13. MATTHEWS, Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter, JOBBING CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.— Knives, Scissor*end Razor* Ground, Ac.; Knife Blade* Inserted: Table Knives Repaired, and General Jobbing at* tended to: LOCKSMITH AND BELL-HANGER, So* 138 SmlthAeld Street, near Sixth, PITTSBURGH, PA. 49“ The above firm I*prepared to make anything in tho shape of an edge tool, or do any kind of imith work what ever, on abort notice. Jy2S*,lyd JP ALL AND WINTER- 000KINO AND PARLOR BTOYE3, GRATES AND FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, SCUTTLES, And other leASonable article* in my lino, foreale to suit GEO. W. RUBLEV, Federal street, Allegheny. STOVE SI STOVES!! STOVES!!!—The Tropic Cook, the beat improved, a* well as tho heaviest at the size now made; the Parlor and Chamber Stove; The ‘lda,” which ia conceded by all who have *een it to be the most band wane and ornamental Stove here or eleowhere.— Call and see them at the Iron City -Store, Copper and Tin Warehoused T. J. CRAIG A CO., ■eld No. 134 Wood it. NOTICE- All persons having claims against GEORGE E. ARNOLD, or In any wise indebted'to h<m, will please call at once tnd pay to, or arrange the same with ROBERT DALZELL, at R. Dalzeli A Co., Liberty street, or A. 8. BELL, No. 103 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Jt23:lmd-chp Assignee* of Gto.E. Axxold. DUNCAN'S BUSINESS AND ORNA MENTAL PENMANSHIP, just published In six ntun bore, quarto demy size; being the most complete system extant, and altogether superior In style and qonlltvfo any hitherto offered to tho public. Each book contain* 24 pages, and wilt be furnished at the low price of 12)4 eta. A liberal discount will be made to wholesale purchasers Jbr cash. ffSL G. JOHNSTON A CO, Publisher*,*, Blank Boob Manufacturers and Stationer*, ja!3 No 67 Wood street. Saw York and San Francisco SteamabJp L,tne, via Panama Railroad. THE first class steamship Northern jxs, LIOHT, tons, E. L. nnkelpongh, Master,SaK Will aail from pier 3, North River, on WEDNESDAY, March 10th, for ASl* INWALL, connecting with the first cUsa steamship ORIZABA, tons, J. IL Bietchen, Master, leaving gaafrancisco March 6th. For passage and freight, apply ONLY to D. TORRANCE, Agent, feMmd No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. SYRINGES —i have just rec'ff a supply of Mattson’s Celebrated Syringes, pronounced to be tope rior to any other nowin use. Three wishing anything of this kind should call and examine those before purchasing elsewhere. JOS. FLEMING, fe9 corner pf Diamond and Market street. STATIONERS’ HARDWARE,— Gopyinig Presace and furniture for do. Stamping “ Office Calenders, Bill Files, Cancelling File*, “ Hammers, BQI Head Boxes, Eneulop, “ 3 and 4 parte, Twine ‘ “ Post Office “ Tin Cutters. Deck Weights, Pen Racks, a great variety, English Slates, with sqr. and oral frame* German. Iron and porcelain Slates, Pocket KnJvea, Erasing do. Just raeelvod and for sale by W. 8. lIAVKN, ocSO Market and 2d street. GROCERIES —100 bgs prime Rio Coffee 70 hf. chta. Y. IL, Black and Imperial Teas; 60 boxes 6s sod 8s Lamp Tobacco; 200 kegs Malls, assorted sizes; 100 boxes Window Glass, sssortsd sizcac' 60 dox. Zinc Wash Boards 100 do Cora Brooms; 800 bdls. Straw Paper; 200 bxs Olive, Oleine, Rosin aad-Palm 80s 100 do Mould sod Star Caodlcx,' For snle by nolQ —fc. ROBISON 4 CO. T7"FNN£D¥'S"3IEDICAL DISOOVEBY— JAg&grxm on band and for sale by . B. L. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO, ik4 em«r of wd and F«nrtb streets. DADWAY'S BEADY BELIEF—S gross ski on hand and for sals by B. L. FAHNISTOCK 4 CO, oc2fl earner of Wood and Fourth streets. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL AND PILLS can be had, wholesale or retail, at U. I*. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO’B, oe£6 corner of Wood and Fourth sts. BfERHAVE’SHOLLANDBITTERS— 100 dox. on band and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO , nol* comer of Wood and Fourth streets - CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.—A good supply on hand and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO, oolS corner of Wood and Fourth ftrwts. McLANE’S vermifuge and liver PILLS-—lOO gross on band and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO, nolfi cornea of Wood and Fourth streets. THORN’S EXTRACT OF COPAIVA k SARSAPARILLA —Another supply of this celebrated English remedy Just rec’d by feO JOS. FLEMING. OATS. —300 bushels just received and for sale by b>4 HENRY 11. COLLINS. CIDER. —Twenty-one barrels just received and tor sale by fed HENRY U. COLLINS. PRUNING TOOLS. —Saws, Knives, Chis els, and alt varieties of Pruning instruments for the garden or orchards. Ji2B:Btw*F JAMES WAKDROP, CONGRESS WATER—A new lot received this day and for sale at JOS. FLEMING’S. OnGRO.PATENT CARBON OIL LAMPS Zt\J jnst rec’d by Ja4o MACKKOWN 4 FINLEY LACE LEATHER of a superior quality for sale by J. 4U. PHILLIPS, 20 and 28 St Clair rt._ INDIA RUBBER BELTING—A large stock all fixes, 2,3 and 4 piy thick, at tho India Robber Depot 2D and 28 8t dalrst. J»3O J. 4 H. PHILLIPS. DRY APPLES—2OO bus. prime Dry Ap ples for sale by HENRY 11. COLLINS. SHORTS— 490 sacks Shorts in 6to re and tor sole by SPRINGER lIAKBACOU 4 CO. jeff) No. 295 Liberty Struct. SHOULDERS —3 casks Bacon Shoulders in store and fur sale by B.HARBACGU 4 CO., j*SO No. 295 Liberty Btirot, Sundries— 20bales cotton; 281 sacks Wheat, white and rod; 1 bbl. Lard, On steamer Ketzbaugb to arrive for aale by Jx2S ISAIAII DICKEY 4 CO. SUGAR—IOO hhds. fair to prime N. O. Su gar la store and for sale by JOHN FLOYD 4 CO. BUTTER —10 bbls Roll Butter for salo by Ja3B _____ JOHN FLOYD 4 CO. Q/A hhds prime Sugar landing per stenmer Ov Aurora tor sale by [Ja2B] J AS. GARDNER. 1 Ar\ bblß prime Molasses per Anglo Saxon, J. \J\J 60 do Baltimore Byrnp, for sale by j*23 | JAB. GARDNER. COUNTING HOUSE FURNITURE.—On hand or made to order and Airniibed promptly by T. B YOUNQ 4 CO, j n y. 33 and 40 Bmithfleld street. URNING FLUID! BURNING FLUID!!— Yon can bav venr Bnming Fluid, much cheaper an<! better than any pice, at JOS. FLEMING’S, j_?<; y comer Market street and the Diamond. Concentrated lye— so coses on hand fcr -i. b» n. l. yAnsESTQCK t CO. B~" EANS.—2OO bus. for sale by J»I IIEXHf 11. COLLINS. on KEGS prime No. 1 Six Twist Tobacco > cn conaicament Car sole low by l_j 4 l 6 b fIU&IVER 4 DILWORTH- Fresh butter -14 bbls fresh Roll Batter fur table use; 8 “ “ Kggr, 600 lbs No 1 LsaTLird, Rac'd this morning and for sale at No 27 Fifth Itrect. Jal6 H. RIDDLE- POULTRY. —A large lot of fi-esh Poultry, Turkic*, Cbtckena, Docks and Geese, rec’d this morn lag mod for sale at No 27 Flfthstreet. IL RIDDLE. NKS ANETfLUIDS--Arnold’s, David's Warren, Klrtland’a and Maynard 4 Noyce* for tale by W. B. HAVEN, Jail Noe. in, 33 and 35 Market sts. ALCOHOL—IOO bbls. 70 and 90 per cent. fbraale by Ja2o B. A. PAHNEBTOQK 4 CO. POTASH —20 casks Ist sorts for sale by Jig! B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO. MOLASSES— 100 bbls N. O. Molasses and .Bynip for sale by Ja2B JCHIN ALOYD 4Cq T> APPEE SNUFF—Fresh only at JUS. FLKMINO'A miMOTHY bgs. ft superior article nd tor sale hr. (pol»> AtffKtL tCT 4 OG. TCE 6PDBS— ~ op Various size*. uc-^vw-d.«>di^j! : g HAIInKWJ> taoasrtiia«,wwtatt. ISftuattonal. Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Algebra, Geometry, iHißcdlancous. Stucco Worker, JAMBS OWENS, CORXER ELM AJfD ftFZIE STREETS, STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER give* porticuler attention to all order* for work in his Hds. I, CENTRES and ORNAMENTS of all kinds furnished o short notice. J ap2Llyd RCOCBBAR’I BCLIPBH MILK. ■ riraiiP acaurr -ammw’ f. lßfl.—Th* sqbsmlbers msa- *f|i9jeof alaetsr* this MR] m suitable H dee far ncrthaai sad eeaatry H^MHar~ Oris* kills, m will as plan p*rtly ed*pu4*fn attaching frwj^SSi\ to Saw kills. Fere fell de- r« JlsßlW seriptiea, erieo, wpadty, As.. f]oMfl \\ •ttrw the ealy uiMta VflBBPlPw a COCHRAS A CO UYmhaia.di.wßHJ^ *Freaafe Dure kill BkMtas *f all rise*. both *l4 aad tw *nny,Mdfmtl>Pl Maahtam, and Sealer* U hrtn Wire, *U DM iiehw Bread Re teas O ta Mill lreas sad Oeaiteg * f my iaerty- HeaTSulFfaz*,Ac. Allarttel— ■■natiOeglveetfre ilk>ae,h 8. OOCHKAB A 00- dx *n4:<Uw6nF House furnishing hardware STOKtL-»Uon*ckoeping articles generally. Uollow Ware, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Brlttannla, Bright, lapanned and Preened Tin Wares, Wood and Willow Ware*. JOHN FLEMING, s®24 No. 17, Market street, eomer of Third. FAIRDANK’B PLATFORM SCALES. THE undersigned havingbeen appointed ex clusive Agents Tor the Bale of thesecclebrafrxYSCALES, manufactured by the original inventory LIT. FAIR BANKS A 00-, respectfully in rite tho attention of the ba*- iocascommunity to the superiority of these Scale* over all others. Three Scale* have been subjected to the SEVEREST TESTS on all the principal Railroad* in the United Btatea and England, and io every branch of buslnea throughout the world, and their uniform accuracy und great durability have gained for them the reputation of being THE STAND ARD FROM WHICH THERE OANBB NO APPEAL. Ws are prepared to fill Orders for Counter, Portable, Dor mant, Rolling Mill, Hay, Coal, Railroad and Canal Scale*, at ■uvcTtcTucrJu’ raids. lIUBSEY A WELLS, No. 326 Liberty Street, Commercial Row, sel7:lvd Pittsburgh, Pcnna. T) AGS! BAGS!!—Flour, Buckwheat, Corn ll meal, Salt nam. Grain, Dried Fruit and all kinds of Bags, made from Bleached Muslins, Ossaborg Drills and Duck, nattily printed to order, In upproprlate style*, on the shortest notice. Millers add other* will find It tojthelr advantage In the iuality of good* used and pncea charged, to have their or ere filled at my mgnhftotory- DAVID C. HERB9T, Jal4:d*ltwF corner Liberty and Iland streets. AO BAGS BARLEY; &%7 do Oat*; 8 do Timothy Seed; 1C keg* No 1 lard; 125 boxes Cheese; 300 lb* BiK-keheat Flour; ■ Bee’il and for sale by BHRIVBRA DILWORTU, Jal6 130 and 132 Second street. WHITE GREASE.—In cans, kegs 2nd barrel*, for greasing Drays, Carts. Carriages, Omnl btu.-'es anil all kind* of Machinery, for sale by HENRY H. COLLINS. Jalft No. 25 Wood et. SUNDRIES —26 sacks Dry Apples; 17 do and 2 bbU Flax* ed: ft do Feathers; 126 do Wheat; 16 bbls Union Mills Flour, IS do Gallatin do. ftfl do Broadway <lo, 4 boxes Egg*, On steamer Poland to arrive for *a'e by Ja2B ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.* WOO D S HAIR RESTORATIVE.—A large quantity on hand and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A 00, 6 corner o (Fourth and Wood eta. POTATOES— -75 bus. White Potatoes; 60 do Neahannock do; 60 do Balt. B1d« do, In store and for *ale by Ja7 T. LITTLE A 00. TO AGRICULTURAL MACHINISTS— We have on hanif a sample of India Robber Tube* for Wheat Drills. They can be furnished In any quantity at •hurt notice, by J. A H. PHILLIPS, Ja3o Nos 2fl and 28 8t Clair street. SEIDLITZ POWDERS, always fresh, on hand «t JOS. FLEMING’S, corn** Market et- and the Diamond. Dressed hogs—l'-TDresred Hog» "for salej.y Ja4 HENRY n COLLINS RYE FLOUR—4O bbls. and 30 sacks for sale by Jail HENRY U^_COLUN9. EGGS.— G bbls. Eggs just received and for sale by JalS R. DALZELL 4 CO TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT will not 6dl Ineffectually remove Dye pepsin or Indigestion Billon* Headache. Heartburn. Acidity of the Stomach, Cos tirenees, Rheumatism, Affection of the Liver. Only (or tale at JOS. FLEMING’S, Jalfi comer of Market street and the Diamond. on BBLS. FLINT for Baio by JalS JAB. GARDINER AT^\TIHjCK^TS^2O6~ and for sale by JO) ISAIAH DICKEY 4 OG. Q/Hj/k BBLS. Commercial White Wheat Famiiv Flour, SIX) bbls. Buckingham White Wheat Family Flour, Arriving and for sate by Jala JAS. GARDINER. NO. MOLASSES—3O bbls prime N. 0. • Mulasec* In store and for sale by Jail T. LITTLE 4 CO, U 2 Second street. NO. SUGAR—2O hhds prime f-»r sale # low for rash hj T LITTLK k CO, 112 Bec.it. UGARa'NDMOLASSES—' 22 hhds prime Sugar. 40 bbls Plantation Motanws, To arrive j-er steamer Fort Wayne, for sale by Jail JOHN FLOYD 4 CO., 173 Wood street. GREASE. —31 tierces of Grease receiving and for sale by It DALZELL 4 CO. Jal9 251 Liberty at. BACON — 5 casks Hams and Shoulders jus rve’d and for sale by Jal2 SPRINGER ItARBArOH 4 CO. HAM BAGS, of all sizes, made and print ed to order. Any quantity supplied upon tht short eet notice by DA > ID C. lIERBBT, Jal4:'ialtwP corner f.Hierty and Hand street*. GIREEN APPLES—ISO bbls-choico Win I"ter Apples in store and f«reale by J*7 T. LITTLE 4 CO_ No. 112 gecondat- 1 nn bbls. PRIME MOLASSES in Store 1 \J\J foraaleby )alB JAB. GARDINER. 1 Qfj Bus. Barley, A 30 bags Clover Seed, 100 boxes Prime Cheese, 10 kegs Laid, 20 bags Beans, 6 bbls. Roll Butter, Received and for sale by Ja2 snni VER 4 DILWORTH. RIO COFFEE—IOO bogs choico Rio Coffee in store and for salo by jaJ T. LITTLE 4 CO. OriAM LBS: all grades Flour in store and %t\J\J\J for aaleby JalB JAS. GARDINER. •y'k BBLS. N. O. MOLASSES for sale by I O JaA j.n.CAwngt.o. riUM ARABIC, Seijcct, Mediou & Sorts. VT —2OOO lbs. in store and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO Of) BBLS. PEARL FLINT HOMINY; 300 bus. prime Ear Cora, In store and for rale by CtIAS. B. LEECH, Jail No. 8 Bmithfleld street. POTATOES —100 bus. White Potatoes; ... 30 “ Pinkeye M In store and for sole by de!4 T. Lll'l'LE 4 CO. CHEESE. —500 boxes prime cutting Cheese .. rale by Ja4 HENRY 11. CuLLINS, 1 PL BBLSTRESH EGUS for salo by 1 O Jail J B CANFIELD. or piTTSßvaan, pehba. Hl» Üboriooi teareh tad research ta the t egetable King* doo tor eight or ten ran, baa brought to light» wonderfhl jJSidMwhkh willHdirallycure the DYSPEPSIA,which U the first cause of e?) ••ntrml diMW which the humu *ye- Un U robkct to. Keeps th« Ecterrolr [Stomach] clean end healthy. We moat ell hart good health and cannot bea himself, IDmientUl tar eight to tea year*, and haa tried bun&woferperlmentsonhlmselL But all In rain, until M» pMeat dlacomr, which baa radically cored blm and many other* In ■<», eight to twelTe day*, without pain or ey-WrwM?,« any onpleatant feeling* in the intern, but on the contrary, U inrigoratea the *y*Um and gin* a healthy action to erery pot. It will art gently or coplotuly on the bowel*, and gfrea healthy action to the «tomach and llrar. You can eat and drink your tonal dieting, which will not interfere—the medicine alw*y* doing It* duty...called DR. R. T. FORD'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL. What kind of dheaaea Will Dy*pep«a produce! Iun«« It U the flirt caaea of all general dlwaaea. Unr AffieeUpo, Lung Aflectlon, or Pulmonary Dieeaeej Bronchltia. Sick pmlfmi Diarrbcea, Billion* and Typhoid Fcrer*. hW Ague, Nanrous Iwr, Benda, [Pllee,] Oo«tlT*Dowela.BdhL Braky or OtnmayßklD,Oolda Rhea lj-fi® w-io-o, th. .nun,, Fill. Oonorptlon of Htol, Tdnra of tho Stomach, Throwing op of poor Food, end alaoWind. AH of thoTtboriftolinl. maf or wfll ta prodnejd ftom • DrapopUeitomach. Fran thalorgaa ganmal dlaaean wUltwprodnood,[lf thiaatatwnont Utros which noun mind wtUdonFjboeaoroall whoharoboonaick know thla , , , . atatonmit to be erne boo uiailtoct, * alck or deranged Sow landing from ■learner Anglo SaXon fur ulo by «ta«2£taS™t. * IBAIAII DICKEY A CO. fim. Q/\ CASKS PEAKLASH for *ale by J. PL CANFIELD IIGGS. —3 bbla. for sale by J j>4 HKNRY 11. 00LLIN8. R' YE FLOCK.—2O bbla. for salo by J*4 ÜBXRY U. OuLLINB. bbls. fresh roll Batter just re crlved aud for sale by JaB R- HUTCHINSON. HOPS— 8 bales prime let sort Hops instore end for sale by SPRINGER HARBAUQH * CO. SENNA ALEXANDRIA—SOO lbs in store and for sale by D. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO. NO. SUOAK.—3S hhds. Good Fair N.O. • Sopir jolt received end for sale by j»6 BUIUVER A DIL WORTH. ifRNITUKE ANU'CilArilS7—or every description constantly auirabctnrirg or made l order, of the beat material aud workmanship by jaiS T. H. YOUNG A 00. INDIGO, Maxilla, Carracas a Bengal— -1000 Iba. on band and for itU by ja2i D. L. FAHNESTOCK it CO. FLOUR— 17 bbls. Union Mills; 17 do Gallatin 96 do Broadway “ FEATHERS— 9 sacks now landing from steamer Anglo Saxon for sale by ISAIAH PICKET A CO. I'GGS— 4 bxs now landing from steamer J Anglo Saxon for sale by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. WHEAT— 77 sacks Red Wheat and 48 sks White Wheat now landing from steamer Anglo Saxon foV «“ by Ja» ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. . DRY APPLES—2C bga now landing fnim FLAX. SEEK—I 7 aka and 2 bbla new land lag from steamer Anglo-Saxoa, forwloby .a Js29 ISAIAH DICK BY * CO. HIDES— 500 dux. Flint Hides;; 31 do Green Salted llldeK • To arriTtand for «>le by EPIUNOER UARBAtQII *CO. :-aXO-- «o 295 Liberty itreat BJtHF.ORH WATER, fresh from Ahe tpringk~Tac)dtliUday by J>SO : JOS. FLKMUffI. A PPLES.—IOO bbls. Green Apples (as’ld) tor Ml faf jiU & DAUXLLA® B. B. B. A FALSE THEORY EXPOSED.— THE TRUE SCIENCE REVEALED. Mankind hare long been engulpbed ts darkure* as re gards the mysteries of medicine, and of deriving a truthful anlntina of its power over ■i>h (ts proper nse in the treatment eftheskk. Medicine, as practiced by the regular faculty,l* a delusion a bundle of lmp-nhnhftltt— ami tmrertalntle*. * There is nothing in it* theories os which the phjvidan can rely as certain or fixed; the results obtained from it* prescriptions are doubtfhl, and in moet unatisfactory. It ia a aolean and startling fact, »>««» threw-fourth* of thusu “who have dejwried thu Ulv” diod victim*, not to disease, but to the injudicious application of this subtle a»d uncer tain theory, a* practiced by the regular faculty. We bore proved tlio utter fallacy of the regular practice : of medicine, and the greet undeniable truthfulai-** uf the R. R. R. over and ovi*r again; for, in a thousand Cases, where theregniar physicians hare given up their patients a* incur able, and bad in many «»« even set the time to only a few short hours, that their victims bad to way’s Ready Relief Regulators or Resolvent, as tbs case may hare been, has restored those dying patients to new life and health. In the treatment of the by the R. JL R. remedies, there le nothing left to chance or uaccrtaintiee, for these remedies are ao prepared as to puses* fixed and potHivocur stive power*, founded on princplee es Immutable in their power over u the law* of gravitation over tbs earth. It is therefore, impossible for these remedies to fail (n removing from the human system thedifficolty for which they may be given, and of restoring the whole human sys tem to Ita normal condition of h—iib. This (a readily even in the miraculous efficacy of RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF—for the moment this remedy la spptied to the part or parts of the body tortured with pain, or crippled with isfirmitlre, all pain nod nncosinees cnases, and tho crippled, laino and wounded Umh becomes Invigor ated with renewed strength. 80 also with the Resolvent. — The most repulsive Sore*, Ulcere, Hnawrs, and the most o etinata of curonic diseam* quickly'.become extinct alt •w doses is taken. In cases of Dyspepsia, Oonstlpation of the Bowels, rangement o( the Liver, Congestions, Palpitation of th Heart, Railway'* Regulators, in the form of Pills, can be relied oponus a positive and scrtaln corrector and regula tor of these difficulties. In cases of tempo rosy Coustlpatloo or derangement of tho stomach or bowcle, the Cathartic and Purgative I’ills given by the regular faculty, titn if they re move the temporary difficulty, do so at thu expense of Cramps, Sickness at fitomaeh, and Weakness, and after the •fibetsof those purgatives are over, tl>« bowel# are left cos tive eud the system debilitated. Rod way's Regulators will Instantly relieve tho pain amt distress, remove the difficult f sad restore • regular action to the liver, stomach, bowels and other organs—they neither irritate, Inflame, sicken or wvoken the patient, and tho evacuations are natural, with out prostrating the system or cramping the bowels These re medic* are the only ones that have reduced t e bygiauic principle to the fixity of a mathematical demon stration—invariable in all cose*, and proceeding on a settled routine. They, and they alone, have imparted to the in congruous experience and repagnsut practice of the so call ed “regular faculty,” the precision and invariability wtilch are essential to the requirement# of a ecience. Taking th* human body os the problem, and health as Its normal con dition, they proceed by fixed ruloe to eliminate all extrane oue and deleterious particles, and thus reatore the constitu tion toils integrity, by the expulsion of thoeo local or organ ic irregulartles which vitiate the eoundneeiof the whole. In Cholera, Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Dysentery, Die rhoee, Typhus and Typhoid Fevers, and all malignant and malarious fere ra. Rad way’s Rcody Relief and Regulators are not only poaitlvacuratives, hut certain preventive*. Mot onfy la thatetMor th* North have these remedies cured the patissta of these terrible maladies, but under the bunting senes of the treplcs, where, In the wildest end moet vioirottiegreea, they scourged the people as a pes tilence. Witn these rum edit# you sred sot tear exposure to any contagious disease or infectious malady. WPfI.IU.IWIU ..... All diaeeeee that have become in th* system, calledehnmicor constitutional, Radway’a Resolvent, aided by the Relief and Regulator*, will remove. Scrofula, Bron chi tie, Ulcers, Borea, Fever Sores, Humors, Hum ora, Salt Rheum, and all skin dlanaaee will quickly yield to tnli all powerftti remedy. The use of the Resolvent will, in a few week*, entirely change the whole condition of the body, we care not from bow many generations you have derived your title to the diseases established in your bodies, Badway's Resolvent will remove It, and give to you what your forefathers were una ble to e pure and healthy body—free from dlaeaeiw. Alt dlnaac* prevalent at this sea*an of the year, caused by derangement of the orgena of the system, sudden ehasgee of the weather, heat and cold, dUturbed circulation of the blood—Rhqumatlam, Neuralgia, Tic Ddloreux, Bowol Com plaint*. Fever and Ague, Headache, Toothache, Ache* and Pains of all kinds, Bruises, Borne, Scalds, Falla. Inflam me tory Diaeoeet. CongutlTe Disrates, Humors In the system— Impure Blood, BoLlt, Puttnle nmplee, Blotches, Ac. Liver Qmnplainte—DTapepka, bihmj OotnpUlntfaandall diseases wbetberacuteklitiUmraatory, malarious, nervoua, chronio or constitutional, lUdway'a Remedlre will most positively exterminate and reatore the Infirm and enfeebled system to health and strength. Ye who have friend* now upon the brink of the grave, on ' whom all hope* of recovery are lost—who have been given op u Incurable by your physician, we Invite you to make on* more effort to save the valued lUe of tho dying one. A trial of these Remedies cannot do any injury, and may re etore to Ufa and health, even though no hopes are entertain ed by your physician. Over a ttxmsand such intanr** have come to our knowledge: and we therefore, foci ourselves Jus tified In requesting the trial. Surely, after the physician aavs be can do no more, hi* prejudice to your using a reme dy that must do good, i* criminal. As no of th* Instance* we have alluded to In the above article, we refer the public to the ca*o reported to us by Richard Griffith, Esq., weU known in Canada Weate* a man of high integrity, and well approved of by hi* countrymen or hi* high official capadtiea. lUaxowixiTH, Fonteeac Qx, 0. W, ) •Juno 24th, 1867. / In October, 1&53. my. wife giving birth to a child, left her tied too early and caught a severe cold, which premised to terminate her life. The bat physicians In this neighbor hood and Kingston were In attendance on her—but all ef no vaal]—(A* doetart had given her up to die. fto tree* cow aeeuhcc vteJa I *at at her toddrta, momentarily watching to toe her breathe her last. I happened to see a copy of year paper called. The Roving Ifond," and there read of your mwtldpq. I resolved to test them me a teat resort. I gave her tbs RetelvaU with the itegulatore—*»d Relief—*o - to directions, and fn iArtr dayi observed a wonder* fid improvement From thisshe dgUyrecovtired,andls now, thank God, better than ever the w*s In her Ufa. The child, when three months old, caogfata bad cold, and dwindled away to a were skeleton, nothing but bone and *Hn hi* eye* protruded from hit Head; as if they wentld drop out; the physicians ail united fn saying there was no nee of ate tempting to save him, his atm was kpptUss, as A* was too young and msaf die. Bat I thought different. Your Rem edies gave Ufa to my wife, while tbetioctors gave her op to death. I again had recourse to them. I gave him the Re solvent Internally and used it ea a wash externally to hi* eyas—be U now a laughing, hearty- prattling child, enjoy ing the beet of health. Your TBeof chadient and grateful arrant, RICHARD GRIFFITH. The above, reader, Is hat one out of thousands of similar com la the world, where had tb» verdicts of the physicians been relied upon without farther trial. itatX would have seised its victim- Do not therefor* gita up your friends on the mere report of your physicians who say they can do no more. When you an told this, resort to our ttemedica. RADWAT A 00, IC2 Fulton street, N. Y. for nil by HURT A MINER, Masonic HaU, Pitt*. *”tSb R. R. R. Remedies are aoU by Druggists. Merchants and Storekeeper*. snl9 feildivljl Tb« Omtwt StdlcalDiicovary Of THE JOB. MR. KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY. HAS discovered in one ef oar common pastors weeds, e r that cure* every kind of Daman from the wont Scrofula to a common Pimple. He baa tried It In over eleven bombed cuea, and never (kited except in two corn (both tkoaderhcnur.j Uebaanow la hii r raeiaiinn over two hundred certificates of Ue valne, all within twenty miles of Beaton. Two bottles ere warranted to cum annmlag ear# mooth- One to three boUiee will cure the worst kind of pimple* of Iba face. Two to three bottloe wfU scour the system of boils. Two bottles are warranted to cars the worst canker In the Three to live bottles am warranted to core the worst caee of erysipelas. Oca to two bottles am wan-anted to com all human of the ayes. Two bottleaam warranted to cam running of the ears and blotches among the hair. Foot to six bottles am warranted to cam corrupt and run ning ulcers. One bottle will cum scaly eruption of the akin. Twu to three hot ties are warranted to cum the moat despe rate cases ot rheumatism. Two to three bottles am wamntod to earn the worst cases of ringworm. Three to four boUiee am warranted to tor* salt rheum. Five to eight bottles will cum the worst cass of scrotal*. A benefit u alwsyaexperienoed from the first bottle, and a perfect cun Is warranted when the above quantity is ta ken. Nothing leokstobnprobabla to tboa* wko have "In vain tied all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a com mon weed growing lath* pastures, aud along old stone wall* should cum everynumor to the system; yetit b now a fixed feet. If you have a humor It has to start. There are no Ift nor a mis. bums or ha'e about the suiting some eases and not yoars. I peddled over a thousand bottles of it in the rlcitii yof Boston. I know Its effects in every case. It has a ready dooe soma of th* greatest cures ever done In Mates, ehneetts. I ears it to children over a year old: to old people of sixty. I have seen poor, pony, wormy looking children wbooe flesh was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect atate of health by one bottle. To those who am subject to a etrk beadeeba, one bottle will alwaysenm It. It gives great relief to catarrh and dlsxl nest. Borne who have been costive for years, bavs taken end been regulated by it. Where the body It sound It works quite assy, but where there is any derangement of tbo func tions of nature, it will cause very singular feelings, but run must not be alarmod—they always disappear in from font dajs toe week. Thsre is never a bad result from It. On tbs contrary, when that feeling 1* over yon will feel yourself like anewpemon. 1 heard tome of the most extravagant ena> nlams of it that man sver listened to. No change of diet is ever necesatrV; eat the beet you can get. I hsvo likewise an herb, which, whan simmered In sweetoil, dissolves ecrol aloosswslllng of the neck and under the ear*. PHee 60 cents. Price of the Medical pbcuva7ftl per bottle. DIRECTIONS rOft UBK. Adult, one table spoonful per day. Children over eight yearn, dessert epoOnftjl; children from five to eight years, tea spoonful. As no direction can be made applicable to all constitution*, taks enough to operate on the bowels twice s day. Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendanceln bad cases of and retail at DR. KZYSER’B, 110 Wood street, corner of Virgin Alley, and J. P. FLEMING. Alle gheny! aolO mb27;lydAwF A WONDERFUL DIBCOVESIIY 11 WHICH HAS BEEN THE STDDY AND research of the beet medical men that over lived to find a remedy that would radically cum the Dyspepsia, which has been recently found oat by D8.8.T. FORD, . Btnr Important It la to a poor patient wh® hmi b*m eof. bring tat many ran, to point him to a remedy that he can rely on. and radically remora the caste that baa made him dek. lt’alflsea mariner tamed npon the ocean, at theflret Bold b, Uu Proprtator, Dr. K. T.ITOBD, Wrnt foiled Pro urinals Annas (Potmh Brant Hoad,) and aba JOBS riAFT, Jr., No 115 Wood atroot, cotaar of Bizth; abo, Jtf. VIS, M’KEOWAN A CO. Übatty Braat, Wow 8L Clair, PUtabnrab. Alto, Mr. W. A. BUU fixinorlr the firm of JomctT. BaxapUA On,Sortbwnat corner of federalabort end the Dbaioad, AllrghrcT CUj. And ebo, Dr. Pcrd'p Antt-BOUone and blear PlUr; aba, bb laralnabb lad bn VentaMeSerre tinlment. The abort medtetnm need !»ccnnoendation,ferthoQ -handle la onrdty end coon ty vUltectiryto their laTataabl* qnaliUea. Theireqaa laao< lobe tam' ■rUdtolrT QToCKB—Bant, Bridge, Insurance and O Copper Stteti«.U 00. - ttJBUla Bd» THURSDAY ■VKSUIQB attbaMer «haactfJtetong»; r ,-•... ... m-:-~ ■■■H H T EATHER "BELTING—A good mpnlyof JLI tha bast KartßßMaa«tetui% anted to «W low by T&) J<ftl.raUU?S>»nAttßtQMrit. AYBB’S PILLS. ABE particularly adapted to derangements of th* dlgeetiva apparatus, end dleoae anting tom Imparity of the blood. A large part of *ll the complaints that afflict mankind originate in one of these, and cenee qnentiy these Pill* are found to rare many varieties of Subjoined are statenunts from some eminent physicians, of their effect* in their practice. As a Pajtut Praia FVex» Dr. E. W. Cartwright, of Ji'ew Orleans. “Year PIUX are the prince of purge*. Their excellent qralittef surpass any cathartic we posacae. They are ttitid, but Very certain and effectual in their action 00 tbe bowel#, which makes them Invaluable to u* in the dally treatment of dl*eaM. n FOtt JICSDICX AND ALL IJVtX COJCIUkINTS. rtwm Dr. fftoxforv BeU, of A’rtr l’ork City. “Not only are your Pols admirably adapted to their purpose a* an aperient, bnt I find tlivir beneficial effects upon the Liver very marked Indeed. Tliey have in my practice proved more effectual for the cure of bilious «**■ plaxnts than any one remedy 1 can mention. I sincerely rejoice that we h*ve at longth e purgative which U worthy thu confidence of the profcwalon and tbe people.” Draperst*—lhdioutios* Prom Dr. Henry J. Knox, pf &. Louis. The Pols yon were kind enough to rend me havo been ail need In my practice, and have sattafied me that they are truly an extraordinary tnedldne. 80 peculiarly are they adapted to the dlseaoeof thehnman eystem. Him ibi'Ywt* to work upon them alone, 1 have cured . pepsia aud indigestion with them, which bod »«»i»te.i tL other remedies we commonly use. Indeed I Lave experi mentally found them to be effectual In almost all thv com plaint* for which you recommend them.” Dtbxstzxt—Duuukxa—Relax. Prom Dr. J. G. Orem, of Chicago. ,! / P ! UJ hsTe llttl * lon B trial in my practice, and I hold them Id eatm-m a* one ol the best iperieoU I havo ever found. Their alterative effect upon tbe liver make* them an excellent remedy, wheo given In «nut!l does* for btltoo* dysentery and diarrhaa. Their sugar coating makes them vely ecreptableand convenient for the use of women and children.” IwTExitAL OBTOocnos—Wours—Srmsssiiix. Prom ifrs. E, Stuart, whnpraetuxs a* a Physician and Rid wife in Boston. *1 find ano or two large dores of your Pillb, taken at the proper time, are excellent pramtitive* of the natural aeere tlon when wholly or imrualiy cuppreared, and al*o very ef- to clennre the rtuuiur.h and vrurm*. They are *0 much tho beat ph>*lc wo havo th\t I rocommtod no other to my patteuta.” Coskipatjos— Ousriruus, From Dr. J. V. Vaugh% Canada. “Too tnach cannot bo said of your Pills tor tbs coro of cntfircnto. if others of oar fraternity hare {bond them aa efficacious as 1 bare, they should join me in proclaiming it tor tho beuetlt of the multitudes who suffer from that complaint which, although bad enough in itself b tbs pro genitor of others that are wurso. 1 holier** eosiivmtu to originate in the liver, but your Pills affuct that organ and care the disease.*' l*rramn or rnt Bloob—Sauircu— — Sait &UEtm—Tettzs—Text) as— Ksxnunaic Oobt— Nzculoia. From Dr. Ettkiel Hall. Philadelphia. “Too xere right. Doctor.ln taylng that yoar Pius jror(/y the blood. They do that. I hare used thorn of late yean In my pnctice.asd agree vhbyourstatemenUoftbuir efficacy. They •tlmolato the ezcmtor i ce, end carry off the Impnritiea that stagnate in the blood, engendering diewn— They •timolate the organ* of dictation, and tnfaae TitaUty and rigor Into the aycteim “Such remedies u you prepare are a national benefit, and yon deserre great credit tor them.” Foa Utanacux—&cc UialucHr— Fom. Btohach— Pats- Dftopsr—l'urrnoi*—Pajultsu Fits—4 c. Fron Dr. Edtoard Doyd,DaUivum. *Dkis Dk. Am: I cannot innr you \ohat complaint* I hare cured with your Pius better than to say all that we *xct treated vrith a purpatit* I place great ilepeml «nee on an effectual eathartic In my dally contest with dis ease, and bellertng as I do that y<mr Puts afford tu the best we have,! of cotine value them highly.” 49* Moat ol tbe Pill* In market oontain Mercury, which, although a rateable remedy in akiltfnl hands, Is dangerous Inepabilc pill, from the dreadful censeqnences that fre quently follow its incautiooi aw. These contain no merce ry or mineral mbits net* whatever. AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL Hu lon# been manufactured by * practical chemist, and rv' ery crane* of It antler lib own bjk, with Invariable accuracy and care. Jt la waled and protected by law from coun terfeits and cona*<|uenlly can bo relied on u genuine, witboot adulteration. It supplies the aureat remedy the worldbu ever known fur the cure of all pulmonary com* plaints; for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Congn, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and the relief af consumptive patients in advanced stages of the disease. As time makes these facta wider and better known this medicine baa gradually become the beat reliance of the afflicted, from the log cabin of the American peasant to the palaces of European (ting*. Throughout this entire country, in every state and city, and Indeed «l»nnu erery hamlet U contains, Cbxxxy Pzctoxal U knows n tho best of all reme dies for diseases of the throat and lungs. In many foreign countries it is extensively used by their moat intelligent phyaitdans. If there is any dependence an what men of every station certify it bu done fur them; if we con trust our own senses when we see the dangerous affections of the tongs yield to it; if we can depend on tho aasnrance ot In telllgeat physicians, wboee businem is to know; in short, if there Uaoy reliance upon any thing, then is it Irrefutable proven that this medicine does cure trie class of diseases ft Is designed for beyond any and all other remedies known to mankind. Nothing bot its Intrinsic virtues, and the unmis takable benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintain the.reputation It enjoys. While many interior remedie* have been thnut upon the community bare failed, and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits on tho afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten. Prepared by DR. J C. ATKR, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Haas., and eold bj all Druggists and Deal* ers in Medicines everywhere. flm ‘ delidawlrF Health «na Strength Hast lnawttably Follow Its Uta* Bcßrhave's Holland Bitten. The celebrated Holland rem edylor Dyspepsia, Disease of the Kidneys, Liver Oom ptsiuta, Weakness of any kind, Fever and A png, and the r»- rious affections consequent upon a disordered Stomach or Liver. Such u Indigestion, Aridity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, ncart bam. Lou of Appetite, Despondency, OoetiTW news, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Hlwimaile and Neuralgic Affection*, It has In numerous instance* pruved highly beneficial, and In others affected a doddod onto. Nature finds no new enemy to combat, with this delight ful tonic is the system. lu effects are almost magical, yet , the cure permanent. It communicates no violent shock to the system, but by arousing its vital energy to norma] ac tion, enables it to throw off the cause, sad thus thoroughly eradicates the disease. When its medicinal virtue* are so aalvenalty acknowl edged, and particularly here, where it hu become so popu lar as a family medicine, that it la sold by many of the gr» cars, m well as by all the druggists, it would mem needle® to offer further evidence; yet u then are doubtless soma who have tried many advertised remedie*. and still suffer from Dyspepsia! n one or more of Its dreadful forms, we sub •ols the following certificates, the authenticity of which cannot be doubted, coming u they do from persona so well known. WHAT IT 13 DOING TOR THE SICK. Wm.Scfaochmao, Eaq,the weliknownUtbagnphar,says 1 1 hare freqaesUy usod Bmrbavo’* Holland Bitten, and find It Invariably relieve* Indigestion and debility." Rev. Samuel Babcock says: “I found special relief from It* tire for a revere headache, with which 1 bad long aaf fared.” J. W. Wood well. E»q, tayc *0 have rurd Borhavp’i Hoi aod Bitten myself, an J recommend It to others, knowing it ta be lust what 11 b represented.” * Aid. Jonathan Nr»ily, of Low or 8L Clair, says: “1 hare de rived great benefit from Its ore for weakness of the stomach and Indlgfwtlon.* Jaa. M. Murphy, tayc “After several physicians had talk d Bmrhare'a Holland Bitters removed the pain from my heart aod tide, arising from Indigestion.” The editor of the Kittanning Tree Press, reyc “After one of the best physicians in this place had failed, Barbara's UoUand BUtars cured me of the coral form of DyauspaU.” Trends Felix, only mannfoctnrer of the original “Extract of Coffee,” sayc “I know that your Holland Bitten is one of the b««t medicines in the world for a disordered stomach or Brer.” Dr. Lndwtg, editor of the Fackel, Baltimore, pronounce it “a medicine deserving the confidence of the pnbUc.” Dr. Ederhart, the leading German physician of Penna. ban prescribed It frequently daring the past them years; with marked success in debilitated states of the digestive organs, or ot the system generally. The manager of BaUotre Vinegar Factory, says: “I used it myself, and was therefore Induced to try Us effect span my wife,(troubled with the great debility common to all ol a consumptive habit,) and really it is doing her more gdod than anythinrahe has ever taken." a , NOTICE. —Whoever expedite find in this a beverage will l>e disappointed; but to the siek, weak and low spirited. It will prove a grateftil aromatic cordial,pcasteaed of dogo- Ur remedial properties. CAUTION!—The great popularity of this delightful Ax» ma, has Induced many Imitations, which the public should guard against purchasing. Be oot persuaded to buy any thing else entu you have given B<srtiare's UoUand Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince you how Infinitely supe rior It U to all thtae ImtUtftma. JGT*Sold at $l.OO per b*i. i. or six bottles for $4.00 by tbe nls Proprietors. BE.V.i.cMIN PAGE,Jto,ACO, No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. OIVDLIL aOEXTS. Philadelphia,? W. Dyott A Sons, No. 132 North Second street; New York, Barnes A Park, 304 Broadway, corner Doans; Baltimore, Cnilnrs Brothers, Gay street, and Penn sylvania Arenont Cincinnati, John D. Park; Chicago, Bar clay Brothers, 213 Booth Water street; fit. Louis, Barnard Adams A 004 Nsw Orleans, J. Wright k 00. fel:tapldA«T DELAY SOT, Ye who Consider a An* Head of Hair NATURE’S GREATEST ORNAMENT, bnt ere it is too Ute nso BANDER’S SCALP TONIC, wnich restores the healthy condition of the scalp, causes hair to grow on ths hold, and checks any tendency toward Its falling out, and becoming thin. «“F or sale at the principal Druggists, and by the Pro prietor .BIXTU STREET, two doors below 6mithfield sL mylfl INDIA RUBBER 110SE—3500 ft. from to 10 Inches la calibre, 3 and 4 ply thick, suitable for Hydrant,Steamboats, Ptre and Locomotive Engine purpose*, for sale by <U9 J. A H, PUILUPfi’. OCHRE —50 bbls. American aod French for sals by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00, noli corner Wood and First sla. Hides.- 107 Green Salted Sides. 70 Dry Flint M Just received and for salt by d*2 SPRINGER SARBAUGH. New crop sugar & molasses— -10 hhds. N. O. Sugar; 20 bbls. N. 0. Molasses, Bee*d this day and for sals by T. LITTLE A CO, _ <**l4 No. 112 Second street. SU NDRIES-luO bus. choico Neshannock Potatoes; 130 bbls. Fall and Winter Apples; fi “ Sweet Cider, pure juice; Now Phila, Sugar Cored Hams; Small lot of old Shoulders, good order, In store and for sale at 27 Fifth street. H. BIDDLE. IDER.—S bbls! Sweet Cider for sal® by M HENRY H 00LLINS. BLANK— BOORS.—On-hond, or made to order In superior manner ' WM. G* JOHNBTOV k 00, BUak Book Wirchcma 57 Wood St OUNDRIES.—Tenn. Flour, 183 sacks vari- JO ous brand*; do do 78 bbls. Broadway Mills; Sumac 73 bags; Grease 28 bbls. on steamer Fanny Fere to arrive an to sale by drf> ISAIAH DICKEY A CU. OPS.—IS bales Prime New York Hppsln ■tore and for sale by de2 B. 1 LAftBAUGH. Molasses— : 100 bbls. prims Plantation (Oak Cooperage,) 40 “ fit James Sugar House, ~ In store and for ale at reduced prices and accommodatinx forms, by WM. MITCIIELTRBR, Ja, A BRO, oo3> 209 Liberty street. i~kYSTERS—In daily Teceipt of J. V. PratPs V_/ celebrated No. 1 Norfolk Oysters, in cane or in ahelL by the bbL or box, wbolenle and retaiL Will warrant them equal, If not superior, ta any Oyster brought to this Pforket. deS 11. RIDDT.w SPANISH BROWN—2S bbla. for solo by "Oil BJL T*nKKBTOCK t A. Buckwheat flour—so sacks, 50 ib». «eb,Jn»t rac’d by ""H T MTTT.I A 00 HOPS— 4 bales bew for sale low. d* T I.KWTS t KTXIgtITON. in? Wnnd «t*Mt NO. VENETIAN RED—2S bbls. on hand m* for nl* by D. L. FAHNESTOCK k CO. CEUHAV£'S HOLLAND BITTERS—IOO dai. for«a)* by B. A- FAIINKSTOCK A CO- J*2o Cora»r fbit sad Wood «twt» (MOULD'S PATENT BPRING BED—We \J| n»mf>rbirloimd Minor thU calcbratefl Spring B«i*tlk»U* ttfeocrf tfn Dollar*. Call «*» Wft bra . g.B»TOCWO* 00i 17 XT BA FAMILY WHITE WHEAT Xi fIOUHOO bbla.cMcilDitoniad bralebj nEu t. umi* 00. lUtoioais. 1858. PenßiTtranU Railroad. 1858. WINTER ARRANGE- HUNT—On sad siUr January Jtftb, THE FAST HAIL TRAIN leaves Urn PamngCT Station every cmratny except Sunday, it B.os o'clock, Pittsburgh time, urtTtng In Philadelphia si IL6O r. M. TUB EXPRESS TRAIN lusrea the Station •very eve ning st SLSO, The Johnstown Accommodation tre!a_leavei Pittsburgh dally, except Sunday, st BSO o’clock, stopping at all itatmn*, and running sa tar as Conecnaagb. First Aocom* modation Train for tfiunloCreek Bridge,leatm daily, except ' Sunday, st 10.40 am. Tbe Second Accommodation Train for [ Turtle Creek team dally, Sunday exccpidd, st4dSo P. U--* ] The Third Accommodation Train (or Turtle Creek leant 1 dally, except Sunday, at <fc2o P. M. RetnrningTralns arrive In Pittsburgh is fallow*—Express 1 L 45 p. 814 Mail, 6.00 a. tm; Johnstown Accommodation 11 . a. 014 First Turtle Creek Accommodation, a. m 4 Second : Accommodation, 12. W p. m.; Third Accommcxlatian, 6.10 p.m. ! Trains tor Blalrtrfllo and Indiana connect at Blainville I Interaction with Mail Train East, Express Train Wuft,snd the Johnstown Accommodation Train East and West. Pittsimrgh and OounellsTiUe Trains, stopping at all Sta tionson the Pittsburgh and ConnelUriHehoad, leaeedally, Sunday exc.ptcil,aa follows;—Mail Train,7:oo a Express Train, 4:2U p. m. Itetomlug Trains from Pittsburgh and CuanelUvflln Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, 11 a- m. and 6:10 p. m. * The traveling public will find it greatly to their intanwt, in going East or West, to travel by the PennsylnutiaEaU* road, as the accommodations now offered cannot be surpass ed on any other route. As tbe road it ballasted with stone, and is entirely free from dust, we can promise safety, speed and comfort to ail who may faTot this road with their pat ronage. Fare to New Tork _ _|J3 00 “ •• Philadelphia. ]g go “ fl Baltimore _ U 60 “ ** Lancaster- 3 60 “ " Harrisburg 7 <5 checked to aji Stations on the Pennsylvania Rail Road, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will )>.< charged Ten Cents in addition to the Station nitre, except from Stations where the Ounpany has no agrnt. Norics—ln case of loas, the Company will hold thoiu- Mlvrs responsible fur personal baggage only, and I-r an amount not exceeding 1100. N. 11—The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and frum tbe Depot, at a charge not to eieeod £5 cents for each passenger and baggage. Fur Tickets apply to J. STEWART, AgL, At the P. R. U. Passenger Station, JaS-lyd—d»2l on Liberty and Qront st*. RAILBOAD SOTICH. THE PITTSBURGH, FT.ia;«Psaßsa WAYNE A CHICAGO ■■BgJ KUAD COMPANY, with Its ample Rolling Stock and equip ment, audits through connections, U prepared to transport Passengers and Freight from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to Chicago,Si Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and ail places West and South went, with a great degree of reiyjlorlly apd expedition. The fact that this read forms a direct and “onsclidstod line between Pittsburgh ond Chicago, is a saFMcnt guar antee that Its Trains will make good tlmo, an- roaoectioua with Trains on other Roads. Pittsburgh. I Crestlino. | Ft. Wayne D. 8. Mail 6.30 a. m. | 2.00 9. s. | 9.00 p. m. Express-... _ 2JS t. m. | 1003 T. u. | 6.16 a. m. Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh at 6.30 a. x, arriving in Chi cago at SA6 L. u. Express at 2.00 r. M. Rxioo CuccßUTt—Mail train at 9X3 p. m. Express trainat 7XO l, m. The 9.00 a. m. Train from Pittsburgh being a Train for local business, is overtaken at Crestline by Express train from PltUbarghat2.lsr.il. Ail Trains make close connections at Crestline for Col am bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Louis; also, at Fort Wayne with Trains on Wabash and Western Railroad for Lafayette, Central Illinois and Bt. Loots; also, at Forest with Trains ontheM.R.AL.2.R.R. From Chicago. |FL Wayne. Crestline.. Are. PitUb'g D. 8. Mai 1..... I U. 8. Mail Mir.x IJOlx 12.63p.m. 9.10P.K. Express- 000 a. M.| 200 r. m. jIO.OS r. M-| 74a a. m. These Trains make dose|connectluus with Trains for Phil a datable, Baltimore and New York. Trejos from St. Louis. Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Colum bus moke daw connections at Crestline with all returning Trains. At Ft. Wayne*Trains from St. Louis, Central Illi nois, Lafayette, and Intermediate places, connoct with above Trains. At Forest, connections are made with Trains to and from Cincinnati, Springfield and Dayton. AccoMßODsnon TXaixb—Leave New Brighton for Alle gheny at 7.00 a. M, IX3O p.m. Lean Allegheny for New Brightonat 9.45 a. stand 4JO». ac. Baggage chocked through. and no charge for handling. For tickets and Author Information apply to A. T. JOHN STON, Agent, at the Great Western Railroad offlea, directly on the corner of the Uotumgahela House, Pittsburgh, or <c GEORGE PARKIN, Pamengtr station, Pena St. between Wayne and Hand; B. P. PATRICK, No. 30 Dearborn fit. opposite Tremont House, Chicago, or t tbe Agents at the Statiotu along the line. To commence on MONDAY, January 25th, and continue nntil further notice. J. J. HOUSTON, Gen. Pass’r and Frit Ag*t- D. W. BOSS, Paas'r Agent, Chicago. J. 11 MOORE. Sup'L my2o-ocZ7 tW7« Winter Arrangsment 1857* ST. LOUIS,ALTON ANDre n CHICAGO BAILHfIATY—OnCWf Wl i»luu h*_»J and after OCTOBER 26, Trains will run as follows.' GOINO SOUTH. Leave Chicago at. 11 £0 a. M. and 10:30 r. M. Arrive st 6t. Louis 8:30 a. m. sod 1:30 p. m. GOING NORTH. Leave East St. Louis at. 8.00 a. m. aod 420 p. m. Arrive at Chicago at. -&4Q p. M. and 6:45 a. m. CONNECTIONS: At CHICAGO, with all the Great Eastern and Northern Lines. At JOLIET, with Rock Island Railroad Wat, and “Cut Off,” East. At PEORIA JUNCTION, with Peoria and Oqoawta Rail road for Peoria, Oalabnrgh, Burlington and Intermediate plavea. At BLOOMINGTON, with flllnole Central Railroad, North and Sooth. At SPRINGFIELD, with Great Western (HI.) Railroad, East for Decatur, Ac 4 ffeit for Jacksonville and Naples. At ALTON, with Terre Hants and Alton Railroad Enst, aod steamers on the River. At BT. LOUIS, with Ohio and Misa Railroad East, West by Pacific Railroad and Missouri steamen to Northern Mis souri, Kansas and Nebraska. Also, to all points 00 the Illi nois end Mississippi rivers. 4sr~Througb Tickets can bo obtained )at all tho principal ®3»Tnrough Tickets aod Freights as low as by any other Route. A. □. MOORE, General Superintendent. EM. QOODRICH Qsn. Astern Agent. no 3 mr7:dly Pennsylvania Railroad. The great central cities with Wesicrn, North-Western, and South-Western Btatea by « continuous Railway direct. This road also con oect« at Pittsburgh with daily Uq« of Steamer* to fttl porta oa the Western Rirers, and at Clsnlanil and Siodtuky with Steamer* to all porta oa the North-Western likes; making the Dost direct, chtapal, and rtliabU route by which FREIGUT ean be forwarded to and from the Omit WrtL RATES BETWEEN Wili.ATtm.PHit A PITTSBURGH. FIRST CLASS—Boots, Sbnea, Ilata aad Cape, Books, Dry Goods, (in boxes, bales and trunks,) Drum, (in boxes and bales) Feather*, Fan. Ac SECOND CLASS.—Dumeawc Bblrttng and Ticking, (in original bain) Drugs (In casks,) llanlware. Leather, tin rolls or boxes) Wool and Sheep Pelts, Eastward ..... ................ THIRD CLASS.—AnviI., Steel, Chains (In Casks,) n*rrp, Bacon end Pork, salted (loose or In oukt,) Tobacco, maou&ctur- ed, (except Cigars or Cut) Ar., Ac.......... FOURTH CLASS.—Coffee, Fish, lUcon, Door end Pork (in auka or boxes, Eastward.) Lard and i*rd Oil, Nails, Sod* Ash, Qir- man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Ruain, Ac FLOUR.--$l,OO per bbl. until farthrr notice. G RAIN—In car loads 46c per 100 tbs. anti] fbrthrr notice COTTON—(2 per bale Dot exceeding 600 lbs weight, until farther notice. shipping goods from any point east of Philadel phia be oartienUr to mark package* “ria. Ptnruflvania Saunad." Ail Good* consigned to the Agents of thia p~»d at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention. Munar Aonm—C. E. Evans, 64 Eflby street, Boston; J. F. Clarke, No. 2 Bator Boom, sod No. 1 William street, and John McDonald, No. 6 Batten Place, Mew Fork; Pfa'ce A Co* ZarnwrOlA, lrwin 4 Ox, and Bpringmau A Brown, OtndnnAil, O 4 B. C. Mel dram, Madison, : }n(i;'*Dcmfiinn, Bell A Ctx, and Carter A Jewett, Louisville, P. O. O’- -Riley A Ox, Evansvills, Ind; B. I. San, fit. Louis, HO4 Har ris wormley A oft, Memphll, Xenix; Leech A Ce„ ChWgv lIU J. P. Glass, Ft. Way»e,lnd4 E. J. Bneeder, Philajva pi» A Boons, Baltimore; D. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh. IL H. HOUSTON, Oral Freight Agent, Phils. IL J. LOMBAKRT, Bupt_ Altoona/ra. jaidj PMUbnrin and GonjaalswlUa Ballroad. THE PITTSBURGH &f>3Tmcxg!&B£Sß Connellsrllle Ballroad la openod for the transportation of passengers and freight to and from Pittsburgh and Ctamellsrflla, connecting with the Ptinna. Central Ballroad at Briaton'a Arrangement* bare also been made with the Penns Centra! JUilroed ,bv whlah through freight to PWUdeJphia and Baltimore will be carrlod from points on the Pitts burgh and OonnelsTiUo Railroad, by car loads, on (arurabl* terms. Remain) or Taanra—On and after Monday, 28th Dec. the Passenger Trains will be run dally, except Buadsys, as Mail train, srfll tears the Passenger Station of the Penna. Railroad, at Pittsburgh, T.OOo’clock, A. M, arriving at Con cellar Ills at IftOO A. M. Bxprsas Pin.sager Train will lears Pittsburgh at 4:20 o’ck P. IL, and arrivsat CooneUariUe at 8:20 P. M. lUtuaauio— Express Train will leave CormeQivflle at 6 o’clock, A. M, connecting with (the BlatryrUle Aceommo daiioo Train on the Ptasa. Railroad which arrive* *t Pitts burg at 11 A. M. Mall Train will lean Oonnellfrlllß at ZOO P. M_ and con-- oeeta with the Brtnton Accommodation Train on the Penna. Railroad, which arrives al Pittsburgh at &00 p. M. Freight to and from Pittsburgh and stations on the Pitts burgh and Connellsrllle Railroad, will be received and de livered at the outer Depot of the Penna. Rattened CoznDanv Bunting A Ball’s Coaches for ML Pleasant, UnlontowL Frostburgand Cumberland leave OonneUsvUle regularly on the arrival of the trains. MaD Train connect* also at West Newton with coaches, by the plank road, with Mount Pleasant, Somerset, Berlin, Bandpateh, Cumberland, As. Tickets can be bad from the Ticket Agent at the Penna. Railroad Passenger Depot o«4 H BLACK TO Kit 1 Sundries— -200 bbla No 3 Largs Mackersl; 100 bf bbl* “ 20 bblslNo 2 ‘ 20 bf bbl* “ “ 20 bill No 1 26 hf bbl* “ “ 160 bbl* Pickled Herring; 100 half bbl* White FUH; 60 M Troot; 25 bbl* 26 “ Lake Salmon; 10 drums Codfish; 7ft bbls New Orleans Molasses; 60 “ White Flint Hominy; 200 " White Lime; 100 “ Hydraulic) Cement; 100 boxes Pearl Starch; 30 bbls “ “ 1000 boxes prime W. R. Cfaeeeu: 20 bbls Ego; , 1600 busbelsDried Apples; 100 bbls No 1 Leaf Lard; 100 bushels Clovsr Seed, For sale by Ja27 J. B. CANFIELD. ATKINS' CELEBRATED 5 30 DAT CLOCKS, • ZVA tor Counting ft'wm and parlor. Ijvi3 Aa*aortmentiQßosewoodcasct;elegantpan«nis fust received and for aale by J. R, bwt> a 00, js3Ctdtf Jewelers, No. 08 Fifth stmA JOB PRINTING.— CARDS, CIRCu i.Apy, BILL HEADS, BILLS LADINO, POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, * LABELS, letter heads ' And every demotion of Job Printing, platoor ornament (ooT) printers, Blndero and Stationers, 67 Wood B JUST RECEIVED— -700,000 OtfrasnClgtn 144000 Havana “ 300 bxa. Virginia Manufocturod Tobacoo. The largest assortment of Cigar* end Tobacco ever offered n thia city, la now open for examination and via, at ' GEOROBWBYJIAJPB OCfotf - Allay 5 KEGS NO. 1 LARD; ■ - 3bb!j.fMlßonßaU«. -hfl «M >g ßit w mb ■■■■:■ - ■ BBBnfXg OUiWQBin. 1 f\f\ bag» PrimsßtaOofToajori received nflPoaliKlT; Honr; 3waCT»dimd 1 ‘iUU fcrwltbr BQBIVEK t DIIWOSTa Ml WatWkaliM Kailtoato < ' HBMO V A L . The CleT.land & Pltt.hnrgh Hell Bo«a The Pltt.huegh'colttnxhn. and Cln- ■ o^ A^^™«wn:BßtTAP.Y PENN STREET, A ABOVE U wa.y^?m S ,® HPOT ' ~ THE Thoattentioo of Merchaatx, ManufMtnrT . is Invited to the sopt-rior facilities afW ™ T *q?^ r, I'*7 1 '*7 roe >rm s.-.rr, m and fur the prompt transportatlonofFrelehtm 1 COyTJXUOLS KAIL Wa? vi Frem PITTSBURG II to CLB. KLAND.TOLKDa CHICAGO. COLU3IBUB. DAYTON INDIAN CINCINNATI. LOUISYJLLE AND all' Tni» WESTERN. NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH WESTERN STATES. Freight is sent to mr»t of the abore places in care in which it is loaded at this Depot. riri'Uiift Reccijts ;p'rcn tn <rU imporljut For further information apply to JOHN I’. GLASS, fclfctf Agent ALLEGIIKXYV a L L E Y rs'rr^’M RAILROAD.—REiIOVALOV TriKgg<H»W FREIGHT DEPOT TO THE CORNER OH LUTLEK AND CARSON STREETS, NINTH WAJU>. AND A CHEAT KE-. DCCTION OF TA RIFF RATES.—On an.l after JULY £Orn, ISS7, freight wilt be rvtvivM .vt aborc nt th*f(jllfrw(n*fatee. To Mahuoiog - •** iJ5c. jwt Impound*, TuUrayj EAlj -it 25c. “ * - To KM Rank. To Brady’* Bead f'lnar—Ovrr fire barrds anti tinder fifty. To Mahoning 41c. j»r barrel. ToGraj'* litl.Jv -Me. " “ To Um|’ Book. To Uriuly’a Rend-..-...... —...Mr. “ ** yumr — f\fly OarriU andorer. To Mahoning ::<<•. “ “ To Gray’. Eddy -"hie. “ * To Red Hank ....... ** - To Brady'* B*uJ .. 4.'<. “ • _J72-htf It. It. LOOMlS,General Ticket Ajfni G «»t Western AlaJI jUoute. Ltnofor Froeport-tPoTefi.r and Dimh-ith, from CENTRAL DEPOT, fool of LAKKi&TREET, i. at trying it Duulfilh with *teamera fur 8u and the Ci-i- r Miasindprl. WELLS STREET DEPOT. ' FCLTON AND lUWA LINE—For Fulton nod Central lowa. Pawengrr* for luwo, Nebnuik* end Kent** will find this the nitwt _e*jK-.litiou« route, it l*-itjjc nn Air Lfn* to the Mlwrifcdppl, and shorter »-t fty tn«n thanhoy ether line, connecting aLFnlton with' th.'Qreut lowa Stag* Co- far all points in lowa and tb» West. BELOIT AND MADISON LINT.—For Beloit, Jancrille, Madison and Contra! ffkcsrin. FOX RIVER VALLEY UNR-For Cryrtal Lake, Mo Henry, Richmond, and iioint* North. ' Two train* daily, Sunday excepted, (hr all of the shot© points, making dose ronneetfona with the Eastern Road*, and with packets on the MUsUsippl. north aod aoath. - P. A. II ALL. Rofl.(a.rAlfd:Ul | J.’lIN 1,. TURN HR. Pra*l. Stcanißljipa, Liverpool, PhlUdeiplita amt Ntw York Screw Steamship Company*, The splendid steamships forming the al-ote line will anil from York aa follows; CITY OF BALTIMORE, Capt. Lehch, JarnTth, IWB KANGAROO, * - Jeffrey, Feb. 4th, ** ’ And each alternate Thursday. From Liverpool everf alternate Wednesday. Fare from New York, Cnlln JTS, Third Qaa* £3O. “ “ Liverpool, “ fIOO, JSS.A *75. Third Cla-fl f|g J Return Tickets available for aix month* hy any in>ia* of the line. Cabin, $140; Thin] Class, *"<X These Steamships are supplied with Improved Watertfg compartments, and carry experienced Surgeons. Perscne ibout pro«‘<-Miiie to Europe, or wishing to sen . for thetrfriend* from the old country, ran purchase ticket and obtain all Information by applying to J. Q.TM* 1 Broadway, N. Y., gable A Cortes. ITT Broadway, N. Y_ or JPILN THOMPSON, 410 Liberty su, Pittsburg* certificate* by first class Sailing Facketa b*. tweet New York and Liverpool. Draft* *o!d t-y the above de29—apB iHontfarp. Dollar Saving* Bank, JYo. 65 fbarth Afrert, Middle N«om, Janet' .Vrv ThriliSta OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O'CLOCK, also on Wednesday and Saturday avenfnr*, from May Oral to November first, from 7 ty 9 o'clock; and from No vember first to May first, from C (o » o'clock. Deposits received of all sums net less than onu Dollar, and a dividend of the profile declared twice a yvar.fn June and December. Interest was drdarud at the rate ol •lx per cent, per anuuiu, m December, 1555, also, inJuuo and December, 185 fl. and June and Deccmlx?r, ISST. Interest, If not drawn out, U placed to ttie credit thsd»> positor as principal, and hears the same interest from the first day* of June and December, compounding twicoaywir with, out troubling the depositor to call or even fo tnwnt M* pass book. A£thls rate, money will double in less than 13 years, making In the aggn-cale uour a.ndo** halfrm CI3T a raa. Books cootelnfrrg-the Charter, By-Law*. Rule* and lUgn lalion* furniibaTgratis, on application at the office. Prmdmt—GEUJtGS Al.imr.K. VICX k-SISITt-TTS: John IT. Shoenherfrfr' N. Gratton Mnrphy, Ibm >l.l‘fnoock, Junta D. KtJlej, June* Honimsn, John S. CoapraT*, Hopewell Ilepbarn, James Bhidle, Alexander Bradley, Robert Robb, William 8. Lavoley. Hill Bargain, William J. Andenou James W. Qaiimao, John G. Backofen, fTharW Knap, Albert Culbertson. P. A. Madeira John B. Canfield, John 11. Mellor, J. Gardner Coffin, Walter I*. Marahall, Alonso A. Carrier. M'if»on .Miller, David CampbelL 1... A.-M. ivdlivfc, M. D Charles A. Colton, Henry R. Kingwalt, • William Donglaa, John M. Sawyer, Fraud* Felix, George S. Sehlen, George F. Gilmore. AlcxanderTindle, Jame* S. Doon, Theobald Umstootter, William 8. Haven, George R. White, Secretary and Trr<uurer— CIIARLTS A. COZ.TOZ. aulilyd—JafiSaUwF Banking iiuusls ofjoiin-t □OOO. BEDFORD,. SOMERSET,— MOUNT PLEASANT^ CONNELLS VILLR, UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE- NEW BRIOHTON r „ FATETTE CO INDIANA— .. -.INDIANA “ Dupoaita received, Dtaccant* made. Draft* loacht, *dd ■rod collected, Batik Notea and Sjm-cm bought and «dd Stock*, Note* and other Si'rnrltlrji t-jnpht and s<,J,| oo ri-m Corretpondenca and fliertien* NIiOLMES & SON, DEALERS IN FOR a EION and Domeatle Bill* of Kxdienjjr, Cri-tiftc-ato of Dapoaita, Bank Notea and Specie, No. TO Unrliat *tn*L Pittsburgh. **“Coll«:tion*m»da on all tlio principal cjript | throughout the United Stale*. V 1 Uc * • r9O per 100 fee. •75e lOO Bis. Cemetery Alurblo Workf*, No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne. riTTSBUROU, pi. J MATTHEW LAWTOIT -JL* A t 2Jr l, L MAR B L K SI- ASo N . * WASHES KF.SPECTFULLY TO IN I'" 1 ' 1 * pwifrally, that*. for tu * n»,mfccu.£.Dd ok of etwy Twlely of Marble Work »ucli as Monuments Tombs Tablets and Gravestones. of p\rry variety «n«! form; ALSO. -A6c per 100 lbs. -COc per 100 lbs. Maotl* pif>ce«, Ootr* Tnldo, I*i«T, Horwj ■r)<l Wuh Which be la offering ng low a* any other establishment Weal ol.aw moooudna. . Dia stock is entirely new, and ha* ben •elected by hlinaelt exposal* for tI.U market IleisslSD prepared to build Burial \ anlta, endow Bar Lots with Mar. bio or Btona, and to execute any other work in hu line, n any of the Cemeteries adjoininp Pittsburgh unu *i raa»issjo» to « ‘ L ZZ* n ' Kobert Galway, Esq., Hon. Wm. Wilkins, John CWnlett Eifci Jtio. 1L Shoenberer, Esq., W. L. Binrwalt, Km Charles Brower, Esq, J. It Hill, Esq„ Kiomaa Scott, Esq, a. B. Curling, Esq, W. P. Baum, Esq, 0. R. White, Esq. ,« T fhrniiluul with all kinds of Poreigu Rod Dome* tic Marble, either finished or In the rough, at Wholesale prices. lie has also marie arrangements with the mannfrrtnreri brands, for a constant supply of Hydraulic C*- meat. Water and LcoisTiUe Lime, and PUst.-r Pari*, hath furnish at abort notice. nili!sa!ly nti Wanted! New Era ia Ameriean Art. TOST ISSUED, an Oil-Color Portrait oi ” U JE*! II £ CLA L Printed jnm Steel Plate in 12 Oil Cd> or*. This Picture, prepared at great cost and labor Lt an Important Jmnrorement in Art-Printing, U offered to th« peopla of the United States, as a worthy memorial of thair eminent Statesman and Patriot, by the Publisher, J. IL BIRAM, Bulletin Building, Philadelphia. wJS.*bS2SS .hi. From. Perereon'e Magazine. 'I?* 1 ~Ui* ‘0 »■>!■>> to Low,™ Color Printa, which have been sold here for Are and *ik dollars,could beprwduwd for the trifling earn of fifty cents. bcnulnlj|ui utoid,Uii, ,TU.nc of Am.rtaa p,“™"X Art rotor printing, .adtoau. .. ihiok, r»,,,,1r sale to he at all reoiuneratiTr.'' From the Pentuylyaaiaa. f rc-Ju^ 1 * Portrait' of the immortal CL AT, printed Ifl color*, that ha* all tho merit of a palatine ef.n* , ThT s Hfc° f Art ? ri I n ** 4r * h# most critical cSamlM tton. The likeness of the great Statesman is perfect.” . F ™“ **• FUlladelphia Sunday Dispatch, re-. . 7_^ B . yrM ? ha * bro,, ? h * out a Portrait of Henry CUyjprlntcd In colore wl.icli, ti », bod not been assured ®“* rw “h*V hDnW baTC "orpoawi to bea painting It porosses all the br.Uito.-y of hue and shadL of a W«"'SSu7»,!- t ‘ r ' Ut ' Th ” From Graham’s Magaiine. “Equal to fluo Loudon PrinU sold here for fa and $7. . , From thePeansylTunia Enquirer. s«.^2f*T g . b y. Udi Production, Art-pruiUng has madeaa SS2STRS I te .P. to,r "' Ji The picture i. not only artistio io and arrangement of color, but is raluaMe a* a epWUd likeneea. Being sold at the low price of any wqtis, this portrait must soon become a fsTorit*, aud be onasured as a most fitting aa-l beautiful memorial by th American people. - - • Sitale conies tent pcet paid for 60 rents. To Agents eery liberal discount. JalfcwimF FIBBERS AJiB UAKPESiTEKS ATTLYfIOS Yook attention is directed to the Urgeand well selected stock of Peasoucd LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!! On hand and tor sale, Wholesale and Retail, by «T ATwrfcS M’BRIER Ss GO (Socccwon to Wm. M’lSrier A Son.) ALLtKGEISTVY CITY, PA. !' Dressed Flooring, Shelving and Wefllher Boarding, Shingles, Lath, Joist, Stud-" 1 ding, Clear and Common Plank, Boards, Ac., &c., &c. Let the Paraen remember, who attend the AllechsjU Market*, that onr yard* are the mn#teonT«nfet»t lo the eft v Ta nl mly mnaart /to, tM Maria Uaai and dote to ell the Market Tarcms, w Corner of BandtukySt. and Sorth All*i- Pliicrs PUT DOWN. F' We bare reduced the price SITE P£U CENT ner thnn. aodfrom UU« date to Spring, TO CASU RUYEitS M Order* promptly atteaded.to and aatUfrctlotj rfren EiTO , ss.r I °“ *° i i ~ ta ' ** OrJsurwslTed (or BA3H, DOORS,SHUTTERS, iCtL, I " . Now ■trla ,T, ' , J*® Hlehcibraert. ! }S *!° tte,bi.»ijnciuhm»r». 5. z S - on Bo ‘ ' '.'• . XOIATOK*C(yB.a FiM.-V r ' e Tyrt.SH my Bwta were blackened now " r.j - JLpayoahcar mmj<.f jour liicuiseuiuclaininr. r!n 'tkjaw bo*»WofFreßcii'iUackfag from vrS?™ 1 sk Ur -* u -BEDFORD CO, -SOMERSET CO ..WESTMORET) cn, ..FAYETTE 00, Prnn-* Stine] Top*.
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