El
,TUEBDAY, APRIL 3, 1866
ROBINSON; McOMAN & CO.,
.; Ranker" and Brokers,
No. 75 Fourth Street. Mira,
Dealers In all Wes of Government see Ltes, Gold
.172d9I ' lestri en uLttm ak
fin
Denoslts received In Par runes end umeTne;.
Weal Wowed on Moe detains. Collections made
in-
In sit parte of the United 'antes on most favorable
I =lll eseentod lennich tor eywmlne , In
gil e r 4u r =vat !
.8 1aW z - 011
liostb~nDhla:
Ia, CL I LWIS ; York,
Pen.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
hfottxteir, April 2. / 8 6 8 .
Then 1s etlll a very uncertain feeling in
Mercantile quarters as to the future course of
Fria, and trade . shows no Improvement In
any department. Thera I. but little hope that
Priesa.wlU again take an upward more, and
She deollne Is generally =toted as an tnet ,
*table thing—ii malt of the changed and im
-PrOved condition of the country. Had goods,
heir in loon beau sold at the expected prices
Atiddlatributed by the usual process among
oosuouners, other stocks would have been ac
cumulated, and eventually the same decline
wanald hare commenced, leading an all the
conseonenots now witnessed, and expected.
As Inevitable, It most ;be submitted to by
dealers with as much gracefulness as they can
command, and with prddenee It may be ren
dered so gradual that no embarrassments or
lames shall ensue. Audit', (says the
Idea Prres,) that prudence extended up to the
Importers, limiting their operations with for.
elgn nuunthicturers, the inconvenience and
danger now existing may be brought to an
end, and a wholesome activity of trade at
vetoes fair to ail parties may be restored. But
It is too much to calculate on the universal
prevalence of Inch precedent limitations In
trade with foreign countries, while the inter.
o e ur
extensive c o d u r r
wairteh f u h rt i h r e mr e b h y n 'M dl i s ng
The Interposition, therefore, of wise legisla.
tire cheek is generally urged_ass neeeeitary.
This is thapoint where legislation can effectu
ally guard against the overstocking of our
markets with .foreign goods, and secure our
traders and on people from those sudden and
extreme ehaugiiii , of price which must occur
oicasionally, while the supply oomes partly
from paid and partly front half-paid tuber, in
a close competition with each other.
—The New York Tribune. of March 31, says:
"The ofmtinned ease In money is turning
fresh attention to Government, as affording
the highest rate of Interest, united to superior
security and readiness of reconversion to
money again. European aid - mile la now
is much in favor of the United States that it
would not ben difficult task for the Treasury
to resume specie payments. The Government
him practically nothihg to redeem In gold but
thepfedn greenboeke, and. three are so highly
valned-hy the people, that were they made
payable In gold, they would not be presented
for redemption - to any great extent, but keep
the field at the expense of the National Bank
currency which would soon be sent home for
redemption In plain legal tenders representinp
geld. The Government Is fast getting into u
position where it can resum specie paynts
and the National Bank shoulds not lose m s e ight
of tho fact, but shorten sail and get back to
safer waters than they are now navigating.
The rebellion is over, but the beaks as a rule
are as extended as when the war seemed end
less, andresnmption a thing only dimly seen
In the remote future. Some of the National
Banks Imre already gone by the board in
Peunaylvehm, and more are sure to follow,
ender the fall in gold, and the sure collapse
of the numerous "enterprises" in which trio
dealers of."wild banks" are connected. To
those who are not blinded by their engage
ments in 'maculation., and whose success de
pends upon liquidation of obligations, made
upon desed paper In this kind of 'currency,
the air le full of signs o ft a
coming financial
storm. An excess of money on call at low In
terest, with a superabundance of commercial
paper at enormous discount, a rapid decline
In farm products, gold, end commodities gen.
aridly, are not shoo of commercial prosper
ity,
Reeking aniffshould
be be
da dul bty needed by all in debt
or toors."
litudaee and Trade in New York
GTOCICS ♦AD MONET,
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New You. April 2.—Money nattier at 5('6 per
cent on call loans. sterling - dull and nomi
nal, at sll6~olooi. Gold irregular and un
settled, openlpg at 12.8%, advancing 1 2 3,
clining to .‘I27M, and closing 127 X. Govern
manta without decided change. Freighta In
Liverpool dull. Foreign exchange dull. There
• tslittlainquiry for bankers bile, and the ratts
- are nominal, at 1061361DRi for sixty day. ,
sterling, and 63046)031 for long franca. Tie
Increased detonn4 for money experienced on
Saturday, afternoon, is apparent this morning.
The Block market. at the Second Board was
decidedly firmer, and a marked rise on Eric,
Michigan Southern and Pittsburgh. After the
caltEria rose to 76}4, and the market wan very
much excited- Tne content going on at. prry
set between the bulls and bears is a Sartre
one, and the amount of capital and talent co
both aides is very large. At the closing s, ,
den of dt:i board, Mr. Parks moved that the
board adjourn to-morrow till after one trek.,
call, in 'respect toehe memory of the late .11.0.
Ward, of the Stook Exchange. The moths
• WustaikOnded and carried tintuiimously. Ti,,,.
balance in the Sub-Treasury Is $81,109,759.
At the afternoon Re 1131031 the Petroleum mar
ket Was generally dull, out the sales ;bowed
en improvement. Entice of Bantietioff at 12..15,
Gentttd,2,4s; United States 9,00; Pacidc, tS,
Plthole, 60:5; Oil Creek, 1,00:
Cr GOODS.
The Market to-day is a little stronger; owsls
atoll:1n at the quotations. Foreign goods are
weak for many styles, and Millman to sell hy
Jobbers and retallera. The auction sales as
novarioed for the week are quite as large u
the past few weeks, v blob continua to depress
the trade in imported fabrics. Brown. Shrat
ings—Amoskeag, A, 75; Appleton, A, SR Atlan
tic, A, Di Augusta, 2.l;lndlan Baud, 26; Yi m
keag, A., XIX. Bleached Shirtings—Banow
Bi;6 sins Bartlett., 31; Balties, 5:,1i
Blackstone 30, James 30; Lonsdale Prints
--Allen 17.4; Ameridan /dX; Arnold 161.0 Lon • I
donmoorning 161,61 Lancaster 17;4 Itterrlnue
WB; Merrimac D 21; Sprague tit Fancy ho I
Wan ial:ate 106. Detainee—An:auras ZN; How
gtort 9211;. linualton Manufacturing COMpariy
Td, Blue Cliecks—Gedar Grove 30; Hwy. malur
36; Whittendep DI; Workingman SO. Denima
—Roston brown 30; Ilaymakereii; Pearl river
• Vr; Wide World 36; York 603 Cottenades—lar•
mars. and Meohatdcs , 63; hew Fork Milts
Plow, Loom and Anvil 60, Richmond 55. Hoop
Sklrts—lindlers Duplex Elliptic 20 to to
, hoops ani to 1,O6;-Empress Trail 1,93.
WBEIELL VANN STATEMENT.
Loans, .237456,140. Increase
_AsSOALaspe
at=gleacgasarrT‘p",l7.°,l4l.l.l4-
incresee, 31,666,30. TAgal tender sit,-
156,090; increase, r.„662,064.
strata° wrocu.
Atlantic, 4,00; Grey, 41,00; Grinnell, I,M;
guar..", kWh arnlth and Parmelee, IO,Mr.
Tbe prices for mlinng stocks bld in Bonen
today, telegraphed to J....E._ Gay & Co„ were
as Yellows : Minnesota 10,4; .Quiney BO; Bay
State IS; Boston Water Power Mi Copper Fail,
40%; Haneock 20 , 43. I. L 14%.
New Y. Market
• •
Now Tons, April `J.-Cotton doll and a amide
lower; 40040340 for Middling. Flour dull end
heavy without - gleaned change; for
Extra State, and MA019,60 and e5,6501.1,0u for
Trade Brand•-market closing quiet. Whisky
quiet at ......„113346 0 4M-tpr Western. Wheat quiet;
holders flrmunullers insist upon materially
easier prices; No.lMllwaukee Eye quiet
and heavy; State MM. Barley sold sepo higher;
which has checked trammetions,. Earley malt
doll. Coat quiet, Arm and' in fair demand;
'MGM for' Unsound, 760750 for Sound Mired
Western; In stens and delivered, 760 for White
Western, and eO3O for Sound - Yellow. Ofil.• a
envie Antler; 0013 Mo for New Western, and Ski
Nie for Old 446
Coffee dull; Elollle. Sugar eteady; Muscovado 101.330 c and 3 8 5 Doses
Mamma at lie. 31.0m-31.0m- d oll. Petroleum
- nedy; tagisalm for Crude, and 40011030 for ire-
need 11l bond. Pork unsettled and lower; $23,-
MMAZ,lfytr New Mona-closing at WOOD reit
to oar,. MfilM„to for Old do, and 311,Zr.
POO forP Me; Mao, t,tlo banals of New Mena
for Ag i riOly and Juno, sellers' option, at
104800, t b id ur sto w c ; k4f nu lld V I hew, April
100,MS retrials; same datepast yearnkir , I;a tt r i :
rels. Meer market dull at prerritrui prices;
stook et Beef Ap ri l Ist, , 21,351 packages;
same date Mat month, 0,107 packageSi same
due jest. year, MASS packages. Beerliams
intalerate demand; at *Meat Bacon quiet et
10‘01.Se for Cumberland Cut, 1184 e fur
/..oug !fibbed, sailLto i r short Ribbed; c u t,
Kew utet, 115(41 c for Shoulders, and le.'
12110441 tor heavy at /16 , „0110.,
Satter quiet at, ." for 01110 awl tegtoc for ,
filate. , :tilieese it at leffritte.
Foreign Markets.
(Per st er City of Parte./
Loaner Mosier Marmar-A gloomy sealing
...prenralleilat the Stock Exchange on the Onli,
• the principal <mese being the warllke rumors
from iletlualtr. and .distritat created by the
scandalous expocore of the 'Joint 'Mock dis
count Mars. Al the close; however, , nn
, ceMt of more favorable accounts from Ger.
many.thero was a
_slight Improvement, and
Console oloced at WARM. Tho demand for
discount wits comparatively moderate. The
rate remains attar per Cent, • "
Lomax, March ..Morning-Morning -The cottond
market on Monday was firm at trill prices, but
on Tuesday. under very heavy receipts . It be
cam, flat, and generally prices were 41Ar
pound lower. Middling ;miasmas, •
Thee/ties of the two days amountd t o - flap
LOWAtaitursWakelleld, Nash A Co„ and
gyebardson; Spence d Co. report Flour dais
tending downward. Wheat veryquiet. t quo.
talking Unchanged. Winter red lesel u lki per
eat. Corti
V per firmer and in fair demand ; oared
ID ad
rillOVltutras-.l3Mita.
Igland & Co. and Brum, ft Co.
beef 'toilet and, a shade easier. Pork
drat Macon drooping. /ant very
. very4tl/1 arid i s lower. Butter slow. Choate
firm for Axe.
:New York Need .11arkil.
Him Than, March Ili—Clover le In bett er
dirrushd, and the market II duster ; the sales
about - erecmhraoe Ledo at 0}0:19V cents for
ohto. and- 31412 for-State. The each of Thu.
otnyla reduced, and Is now bOneentrated, and
privet' he
salmi:atoll •to $3,00,34,01 flax- i s
4all and Wien. are nominal.':. . note &tale
or 7000 bap Calcutta Lb:Med per ”Lcetwoodp
suppeeed aaild,ll . o sold It Is o'W to arrive et
lea
Markel.
April 2,—Srnea4-lazdaa end iris
bbdorate - 1 - aat .1* - car loads. Ellis cars
I.Spring-..n= , ardre at - onni.—Tbe
demand la fairandmarketOrm. Held at DOM
Ste' Noel bhalled ft= agora. Vida—Unthangad,.
and lig anode:oda Inquiry.
or No - Magda ear pa taw,
atadaT ass .l salstasbn.
Tie. c4s at ot,u,
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PITTSBURGH
On= OF T FriVMS= Gust -fa, ( )
knAr Aprfl 2, HS&
There were no new lllo characteristics In the
pet:dude marketa today worthy' of special no-
I tire. The demand for Flour, Grain, Groceries,
Provisions, and produce generally continues
very light, while prices have undergone no
essential change.
GRAIN—Sales reported at 81;70 for Club
Wheat; 11,70 for Amber, an . de o p39,oB for
White. Barley is nominal, at 7 for Spring
and Sall. Oats steady,. with es from store
at 45045, Coro —sinall sales from store at
65 No movement In Rye.
/allß—la steady, with a fan local demand,
but unchanged. Sales from store, at 18?9‘,...
tor Spring; f1tit , 93911 for half Spring and ialf
Winter, and 8105.08104 . f0r all Winter, Rye'
Flour is nominal. at BW4Hiii.i.
PROVISIONS—Bacon 19 quoted at 1. 3 5843131 f
for Shoulders; l5;84)}16 for Sides; and 916.12 for
1 Sugar Cared H ams. Lard is selling at 18% for
i prime kettle. Mess Pork is quoted at S2S.
s ales of 93 bush Clover Seed at 8514,
and'3o b h Timothy Seed at, $34. Flaxseed
RE
Is in de nd at lap.
BUTT unchanged y; with a moderate de
mand b t; Biles 95 half bbis at WC;
and II tuio choice at 56.
EGGS-go good supply and a little dull; sales
at Hein per dos.
C.E.S.I7.—Li quoted at 9304 for Hamburg
and 25 for Goshen. i ,
POTATOES—Firm with an upward ten
dency; sales at 81q581,25 per bush, and 83,75
per Dbl. Supply ht and arrivals limited.
ASHES—SaIe of I tons common Soda Ash at
7; and Stuns Pearls .it le.
HAY—Is steady and in consequence of light
arrivals, prime Timothy is a shade higher,
selling at $25 to $94 per ton. Common is sell
ing at 1117 WS
SORGHUM—SaIes at SW7O.
CORN KRAL—sales of fresh ground at 71.
per bushel.
PITTSBURGH reaTßui.Rubl MARKET
OPIIOI OP TRU Peri131,74G14 OsEaTTI
&foxlike. April 2, Ms.
CRUDE—The Crude market was quiet but
dem to-day, and, as compared with last week,
prices are a fraction higher. This may be at
tributed, we presume, to the foreign news
being regarded as more favorable, together
with the fact that some thirty thousand bar
rels are reported to have been destroyed by
the Ore on the Egbert Farm last Saturday.
We can report sales of 500 bbls in bulk, (40 tots
gravity) at 1455)791 bbls (49 gravity) at 15; and
110 bbls (42 gqiivity) at 18. In addition
to the above, there was a sale of 1502 bbls—
on Saturday but not before reported—at Is,
packages included.
itEriNED—There was considerable Inquiry
for bonded oil GO-day, both for ptig
ent and fu
ture delivery and notivithsta lag an ad
ranee was o ff eied, as compared ith the rates
current last week, there was not a single sale
effected. In the early part of the day 40 cents
was o ff ered for immediate delivey in Phila
delphia; 41 for May; 42 tor June; an 43 for Ju.
in the afternoon, however, it la stated that of- fer, were made to buy at 44 for June, and 41
for July, an advance of Scent per gallon.
Tide, also, as in the case of Crude, may be at
tributed to the favorable advicea from En. I
rope. Free 011 is dull and entirely nominal.
ARRIVALS—The arrivals of crude by the
Allegheny River, during the forty-eight hours
ending this evening, were as follows
H. MeRe1ry..........5M John Ban Logann to !
Clark a Co 1501 W. P.
Jas. Wilkins eel Fisher & Bro 11l
J. Gallagher 285 Crystein & Co 43
CLleaao market.
(ALGA.% April IL—Flour dull, Wheat steady
and quiet at 111,244 0 ,1,43 for No. I, and SSetrle
fOr No. 2. Corn dull - at 42,14043 c for No. 1, and
373je for rejected. Oats dull at 24WIty, for
No. L. algbalnes dull at Vptr..,_SO Provis
ions dull; Mess Pork $25,75ei1b,00. Lard-.sales
:tt ISc. Receipts-600 bbl. Flour, SAM bush
Wheat, 13,030 bush Corn, 10,001 bush Oats.
Btdpulents—A,soo bbls Flour, 0,1. bosh W heat,
MO bush Corn, 01,000 bosh Oats.
Philadelphia Make
PUILADISI.PHIA. April 2.—Fetrolourn quiet
Clover Seed more active at oo,aocs,:ra per bush.
Timothy, ASO. Flour dull and unchanged.
Common to choice Red Wheat., $2,100 . 2,40.
Corn firm, at an advance of one cent per bush
el. Whisky unchanged. Beef cattle have ad
vanced 340 per pound.
New Orlean. Mark et.
•
Naar Gausses, April ;I.—Cotton depressed.
Sales of QM bales to-day. ilecelpts, 1.770; low
middling, 36 to 31e. Sugar more active; fully
fair 1454 to 141 Y„,.
Gold lgi%. Sterling, 3314. Now York cheeks
% discount. Freights unaltered. •
L=l:l=El
/ULTIMO/it, April 2.—Flour Inactive; llowartl
Street Saperfirk_,e 8,8,M4g875. Wheat steady.
Corn active; White, 711078 e; Yellow, menu.
Oath active at 48c. Provlelons very dull. Oro
aeries steady. Whisky—Welters. $2,2501,77.
LIIPOSTIS as seausoan.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WATAIL & C/110•00. tt. it.
April 9-3 care pig iron, Ntrulck & co.; 1 do
brain, I) Wallace ; 73 bble pearl ash, M dse &
Bro.; 1 car Iron, T Maloney; 92 bags barley,
1 M ht l l4._POtittoe9, Hitchcock, McCreary % Co;
100 bbl* Hour, Seghtuyer VOSkamp; 1 hamar
chandlse, Reymer & Ben; I do goods, James
Murdoch; 1 do maxi, 11 Eaffellers & co; SO do
chaos% E Heszletorat Se bbla dour St aka millfeed, T U Jenkins; I car lumber, I Lanai:ism;
I car staves ~.1 J Ralya; I do lumber, Phelps,
Park & co; L 3 eke pearls, E D Dlthrldge; 2 bgs
rags, Malullough, Smith & co; RIO eke barley,
Wallace; 90 dO do, Fetzer & Armstrong; )32
bbls apples, L H Volgtit I co; 6 sks rags, C P
Marne & co; I car pig Iron ) JnO Moorhead ;
lon bble flour, Segbmyer & oskarup; ill dor
tubs, Means & Cogan; I caddy tobacco, Striver
& Lazear 4 ale Ws, J Rhodes; WO balls paper,
McKee & hro; 1 boa steel, Hussey, W 011.2 & ,
CLFTRI.AND & Pr-
-1- ".7 . 1?"1-TBI R :Tbbf"'
lt Fa ri irOl ig — a b oxr b i ha o rle . y, Sturgeon ' et e lfg:
21 Mils knobs, Sturgeon it urin 5 (10 do, Adam.
t McKee; 6 bxs cheese, L A Vidal it ed S has,
4 bble. 10 chairs, I table, 4 bdle bedsteads, I
stand, 4 broom.. 1 bench, J M Johnson; 30 Jogs
molasees, Potter, Aiken er Shepard; S bids tal
low, 1 Dickey /t co; 12 bales tow. Dealer, Close
it co• bbl apple., do cider, 6 crocks butter,
L siolgt & co; 1 rod leather, Wm Flamm .t
co.
PITTSBURGH. COLUMBUS • ND CIVOINNATI 11. R.
April 2.-1.93 bbls potatoes, Graff S Better; 1 to
shoulders, 366 bids flour, J Gardther• 100 do do,
S B Floyd & co; 54 bdls iron, Graff Bennett S
co; 5 big S Fahnestock A .5; 7do do,
Whlte,Bros & 0o; 2do do, J Woodwell S co, 1
car corn, 0 & J Stewart 9 bbls ear!, Cook, Bin
S co; lot h h goods, 13 Reynolds; 10 starch,
Holmes, Bell & co; / do meat. Shrives. & Lacear
7 oll.bbls, WP. Beck; 5 bxs eggs, J Alllngbam.
ALI-SQUINT STATION, April 2.-2 bbl. eggs.
1 box butter, Wm Sodden; 11 sirs onions, John
Herbert; 216 bra mill feed Voeghtly S Kopp;
1 car 20W feed, Gilmore, Simpson a co; 90.11 pee
stoneware, J ',Huebert; 1 car Oat., It Knox S
Son ; 1 car staves, C C Smith; S 6 dos brooms,
Haderia; C. bbls Sour, Rohen & Brol 5 bags
ornmeal, Jos Craig; 6 , 4 dos br00m..., Wllllam
Bowling.
RIVER NEWS
ILEZIT ALB.
Pule drove... Amman Cincinnati
Phil Sberldan.kinhlemon
ErainaGothln.Stitll ..Zanesville.
Bayard ...... re • Parkersburg,.
Echo Gordon All City.
BOATS LILATTNO TO-DAT.
Emma Grligm.Sttill Zanesville. -
M innesota....../1111 81. Paul..
{ME, WILATU CU, IaTC.
The river is about at a stand at this point
with scant eight feet In the channel by the
pier marks last zing. The weather yes
terday was cloud d unsettled, with Indi
cations of more rain.
The Pine Grove, from Cincinnati arrived on
Sunday evening with a good trip, and the
Emma Graham, thorn Zanesville, got in :lur
ing Sunday night.
The famous Phil Sheridan, from Cincinnati
.has also arrived, and will load out bare for the
Upper lilasbunppL
There was not a single departure aside from
the regular packets. Busineis juts a little
more active - than usual at the wharf yester
day. apparently, the offerings of freight being
more liberal. There Is :stiff an abundance 01
room for improvement, however, and we are
in hopes that business will continue to im
prove
from this out, as our steamboatmen i
have bad out little to encourage them lately. f ,
It not entrant:sty happens that /boat is ;
remeLelkalliTr wart' cur
and
1=
about the name length of time to pick op a
P asiengers gad; 'shippers should -bear in
mind thatthe new and splendid aide-wheeler,
Idinnetiota,.Captatill, will positively leave for
J3t. Lochs and the Upper Mississippi today.
The Kmma Graham; Capt.
Stull, is the regu
lar packet for Zama:rill° today,deaving at
... .
% m e ' Leonidas left St. Louis forrittsburgh on
Friday last. The Democrat gives her cargo as
follows : -
She has 1,500 barrels dour • 1,000 empty oil
barrels, SW dry hides, 50CI pigthead,lso bundles
fruit trees, 100 bales hemp, Re., de.; and halted
at Carondelet to take on 800 tons pig iron,
which put ; bet down ,to 04 feet. Shols also
full of peopie„and - thei'trip of the Leonidas is
very probably the best of the season.
The eteamer Renton de loading at St. Louis
for Ouachita River.. ;Pm Ontario and Kate
Putnam arealso loading there for Pittsburgh.
The Leonora, Capt. Lavin, is leading - for
N ashvillet_Flnaneler, Capt. Darragh, for New
Orleans; Kate Robinson, Capt. Robintian, for
lfissouri River ; Citizen, Capt. Hare, for Bt.
Louis.
The Loeb:villHe of Friday last says
The towboat rcules came In from Pitts
burgh yesterday with' a tow of coat for the
South, and was Preparing to descend the falls
In the evening..
Tbe report. that the Hercules had lost half of
her tow at . Cairti the other day, XII telegraphed
to the Cincinnati papers, was erroneous. It
.was seam other boat, and her loss RIM onl y
one boat.
- We learn that the towboat Sam !Kerwin, be.
longing to Olmstead it O'Connor, of this city,
ran foul of a 'monitor at Cairo and swamped
one of lierharges of coal, probably two, and
thaLinity have given rise to the report that the
Hercules had met with disaster.
The Sam Merwin Was formerly the Storm,
the machinery of the latter being used In the i
construction of the termer.
rail iuut Wliaqr Go'eds.
It Lawlth great pleaahre . we can the attee.
tam at our roadies' to the iratTorn Mock °frail
end Winter Goods just reoehred ,by Mr. John
R , eler. Merchant Tailor,No.l2Brederat street,
alleabeny. Hls stock embraces some of the
nowt beautsfal Cloths,. Casnmares, Overcoat.
tags and yestiora ever brotorgt to the western
Market. .Etts assortment of Tarnishing GOWN,
somyrisliag Shirts, Drawer*, Collars - Neck Ther,
flandkerchters. de., cannot , be suryasinal east
. I tr,lrest• A MVO IttoOk9f,*l42l load;, anti.
Vesta and oraroosis Irmaisdt he, alma
istatMandisre..e renal
thing in the o : - thbs 4. innazdaddl net tau , ..to
Ore
lisatwaty. .lease - - •
A, full . insiy-40.1cr prices; On the
Fcaliotilts , :ditlifsviAtarket streets,
gtAtUtitql U 14 ,4 asb.
. , ,
4
...
EIS
tritest and De
_,_xtore of Trains.
Ecstasy/Waalli Central Mionreolid.
liaß Arrivs., '
jallsons'P=o•to 7:51):: Peat Llne 1:50•M
a m
etnnati Irdcp•s 9:50a m lat Wall diatom's 6 2,lo Msm
Man 11:40a m Penn ten Not,. 7:50 s to
POWs Express— SmO pm:ld Wall Aeeom... 11:50• in
Johnstown Ae•ii. 2:50
Past Lane... porn Idohnero teems. 940 s m
.- .. 10.011 pmirltt.l.Erle 51M1..12:17.p m
let Wall toze - olso.. SID • to OBaltlanore Exp . . WO pm
24 • • •• 11:.X) a m i3d Wall Alcamo.- 2= pin
Xol 2; 450 pmlPhilos Express.. 2:05 p m
4th NN all 'a to •n• 6:01 p m , Wall's Ae•to No 4 7:SO p m
Penn At'at No 1. 10:50p MI Altoona Emma. -
The Mares train 'rag Tat' StatiXl44
Sunday at 9:15 a m:i returning, leaves Pittsburgh et
le:sop. m.
Pittsburgll Columbus and Cincinnati
Depart*. nted I
ISA% W0e_........ 1:50 • m Fast Lane A .
Mail 6:20a to gall
txprens• . ... .... 2:20 p m Express . ... . .
44.mb...0vu1e Le. Steubenville Express...... .
- 1:15 p m commodation .. iLlo • m
Pittsburgh, rt. Warne and Chicago.
IMporta.
~.
tXproom . .... .- • mExpreu Am
7:01 • to
!Ayres. :Ss p fare. ...... -.. ?If . : fare. -...• ••• • M t p : T ,
Wheeling Myr. 6,15 p m
New Brighton Accommodation teary' Allegheny
depot at 9 a.m., 11:50 ...•to.. 1:97p. m., and 520 p.m.,
SOekester, 2113 p. m.; New Castle, MO p na.l Econ.
Imi_ T. 10:14 0. m.: Wellsville, 9•50 o. m.
Pittsburgh, C10na1...1 and Wheeling.
Departs. Arrives.
Lipman 2:ZI a m Express IMS ak
M M. WO pto Sept., ..... . 11:12 p p
m
era • or Emps 2:23 • in
Steubenville accommodationl e av es Aliegheny at
It p. m.
Pittsburgh and Connellsville.
Deport.. A ',foe • .
MALI Tow • m Mau .. - ..... ..... 6;50 p to
Express 3:00 p Express ....10:lt •no
W. Newton 60'11 6.0 p m. W. Newton Ao'n 8:31) a m
Om MoKeeeport_il:oo e [WM McKeesport.. CEO a m
24 " ...100 • ni.24 •• ... 2:05 ID m
Braddock's Ae•el 4:10 p to Srock*. itc, 5:45 pm
Church Trate__ i:te p no:Church Train...AO:oJ • to
Depheny Valley Iliatiroan.
ort.. Ante..
eau 6:45 •ni txprem 1:410 •to
1 6:10 to
&sprees 5:10 p m Mall .
aceotomodetlon. IMO p m tocanniadation :00 aon
Pittsburgh and Er
se Railroad, to Oil
-- City and Frankl in.
Arrtoes. Depart,
4.a. 03 Kipreas.. 7:49 P Pt,i No. r E •r•••• ...• m
vi. Plttebveith, Port '4Tor sod 'Pleattu, sad
Bearer utter,
artownsvllle Beat...43ratat and Water Ste.
eirriate. Depart,
la 4141 p m 19:09a m 6,09 p m
IlAtt=ny Stage, St. (tit. St :
1134 p. m. 1 Cor:. " ;
Batter Stage... No. 3 NI. Clair Street.
Arrive.. Departs.
63{ p. m. I
WasSinglem Stairee—liaretAlOtel
4reetw.
1)6 D. M. I IfITIn •
EXCELSIOR OMNIBUS & LIVERY STABLE,
Yu PENN 'STREET
JAILER DAIR & SON, Proprietors,
VAINIgOBBEB AND CARRIAti forniehed for all
Farties
seeing. A t
shlso,
or Carri ag notic es
and reasonabl for Funerals e , W
le.. lOTA •
eddings and
, at e ra
BLL °PIM DAY AND NICi HT. ne;:led
SUNDRIES
s4UNDRIES.
DM boxes prime litn,hen Cheese:
ZO Ltda. prime Yew York Dried Ayt , los:
20 do Dried Peaches, quarter,
50 sacks du du halve.,
50 btu. New York White Bean,
100
M cuts Pe Obis. hor
art Ash ? ghuna
Srup:
50 do Soda Ash,
155 bbla. 31anganese,
nib do White Lime;
1000 pig. Galena Lead;
nloltas/ bbls. Lnke Herring;
SO do White Vlsh.
50 kilts Nos. I and 2 Mackerel;
au half Male. No. 2 du
Sul bble. Potatoes,
n store and for sale by J. H. NS - 1E1:6.
lab= 145 and 16.5 Firm •trect
( , ONSIGNDIENTS.
bbls. palm. Cranberries;
30 boxes Messina Orange..
50 " Palarmu do
AI • • Lornous;
barrels Turnips:
lU Efgo'
i
iSee
100 bushels Onionsdeersey Horkeye Potatoes:
:
I car load Potato...,
In stor e nd for sale by
W. J. rO EEL a HSU .
No. las Third Street.
mlt=:tf
CONSIGNMENTS OF FRUIT AND
PRODUCE.
Km bones Ales/Ana Oranges, prime,
100 " •• Lemons, do
•• lioshen Cheese.
•• Habsburg do
100 doses Canned Peaches:
••ag do Tonsadoes:
10 bs y Peaches,
10 l/h/a. e Dr
nuiberrlea,
40 •• Peach Bloc Potatoes ,•
Mal bush. •• " in sacks.
Rescelred and for sale by
POTTER, A/1 EN ♦ SHEPARD.
ani Liberty street.
SUNDRIES-
4) bbl.. prime Sorghum ,
au • • • • Neale.:
33 • • Plantes, In salt;
IS • • Cl3l3lte Navy Bean.:
•• Na , n• Dried Peaches;
""`"'
al ' eat and .7 T obacco:
Ioo.onu Cigars. all trades,
In store
mbl.,_
and aabelowtv,bny_ada by
• no, L lbeny .I.
LOUR, GRADY ALND PRODUCE
1W bbls. Star or the West,
Ire • • Golden Fleets;
100 •• CitySprit:l/Cala
I . lbalt! r l i t:a Valf - "`"'.
10 /OM Seconds,
300 bash. Ear Coro,
Fat sale by
itsa
X &
n KNU mle.n SO e N
n
SUNDRIES-4 bales Curled Haiti
2 bap
• 2 Gams Lea 2 Lag Cowtat s
bales Cotton:
I bbl. Iseesenle,
I do and Ikeg Pealed Peaches:
mbio % r liAlrlit7f3 b .ZY a (a I
SIAL&D SAECE--Crosse & Black -
' , well's Prince of Wales Salad Sauce and r' ca.]
Create. an eicalluut dressing tor lettuce, Av.
pint and half bottles: also inf., Oil for table it., • I
the finest quality, for sale at the Fatally Greet.,
more of Jliir. A. }LF...:ISIIAW,
mlaV Corner Liberty and Hand atreeta.
SUNDRIES-11 bales Curled Hai r
4 do Mow
4 do otton:
barrel Beeswax.
Os do Dry Poaches,
Now landing from oeatner Nora fo sale by
nth= IHALAH DIoNEY
WORCESTER/RIME SAUCE. --
LEA PEDION'ti genuine, Wales
pints and be!
plots; also, Darvey, Prince of Wales and -
land Saner; Croesu &Black well's Walnut .4 Mull,
rods. Cars., (or flab, game go. foreale
JOhN A. ILENIitIAW,
mbi Corner of Llbeety and Band nivel.
fI AREI VS — C IIO OOL.iTE--!00
Dater'. Mass. No. I, Norfolk No. iiremloo,
Double and Treple Chocolate., now to stole
for sale by I/ETD:LEE & BROS.,
inh29 Nos.l96aud 13a Wood 1..1.
S° Etdr ' k! — D 2 On tW ey i f:f m• ? )I g:l•i's
Soaps, melved IM Y .rle r " "
REYILER BROS.,
mbl7 Nos. 126 and Wood lore.. I
. .
SZARDINES-00 cases 1-4, and 10
eases Si cans Sardines, new arrival, now offrio.l
ILICYMEIt d. BROS..
Win Nos. 135 and L.MI Wood atrer
t i a: . 4 1 44: half bids. Roll Butler
gi a ggs i r . c. n
to store foltale%j
/111MAH DICKEY • 0..
'lBll
too6alr bbl.. New White Flab:
LOO do do Lake Herring
ZS do Salt Salmon;
SS do do Trout,
For sole by (foe)
.1. B. CANFIELD,
OIL -40 bbbi. No. 1 Lard Oil;
•• do do
700 fors book Creek Lab. OIL
In *tore and for sale by
JAMES DAI.ZEI.I. tr. CO.,
rohlo 0 and 70 Water street.
BUTTER—
_
20 half barrels prime Roll;
ror salt
boles do do
(cod%) J. B. CA.NFIE.J2I3.
S WErk ktirtt/likkAirtri:TA6oLiblL
Extra Choice liweltser C'bease in store and for
sale CIIAI3. C. BALSLLY,
Ma Liberty
14.0811E2 CHEESE - 1 00 bits. first
elan (loth. Cheese la no bbd for sale by
CHAS. C. 111,LSL*W
eel Liberty street.
WRITE LIME-100 bblis. Dun
catuville LLme lu stleurAtlNfrlalaizit,
No. 124 Second street.
SigfD SWEET PIakTATOES--25
,b!s. pore Jersey Sweet Potstoes for Seed,
now In store andtor Isle by
talM L, H. VOIOT l CO.
bbl_ .11 C opper ,
Copper 3 bi', Brass I Dos - 5 5".
2 (IS asset Mania 1 :02(00..0111 en d', 13"""'.
. for calf by 11:1ArAH M MOTrn LW'
BUTTER -16 half bbls, choice
Roil BotteVest rivielrzegrad I/tw i t:3 N u
Corner of Marta and rim weds.
VGGS-10bbla. resh Eggs Just re
celvee. and for role by
FETZER & ABIMITEONU,
Corner Market and Tint streets.
VRELISEI PAPER HAININ 8—
tirigUP P t P Z "' w"b and r. rnnwee.
m 174 W. P. MARSHALL, 07 Wood wool.
OLD COPPER . IVD BEESWAX,
s boxem Caper;
cask and sax Beeswax,
NLewLeadlex Rom steassegillmitkokalmaxtri
BEANS -2b bbk. choice White
Beans maib and forcita t a
Aniza,
blo. 124 Second street.
DATES -40 trails new Dates' t
received and for sale % mar= a
Biwa,
bloc =land WI Wood stmt.
APPLES! APPLES!! RECEIVED
(irte TwA t t o - w 4 Co . rio i r . choice York Slate
k7.l.birown.
( - 4.010 WD PAJPERS--At lOW
• -•A mi spoos, for Parlors uto Chambers, for all hi"
W. P. alAlll/311ALL.
EA.IHAI
WOO bus; for gale by
VO.Agrottlfea.t.
H. ac" or'''r a, k r ae tberry at.
pLAirronni scAt.r,--i Platform
Scale, almost ba,y, inAtoqd_fir..l,4,2ll/Arertsalre.l,74
by LIIML isALSLE
_ _
t A Iff=tMn els. I , r
eel'
Zip .
s this "T . !". sall!
. 7
VOIOT a co.
parE OLIVE OLL--20,esuies, quan
and pm' Mullis dm k
cily•elLaverystalcs
artkia, Jor sale by
_ ItZza trains.
ICON-2O Ilibtit i Lltrati Side.
4 ,2o 4l r nida "' "A T TzEtt a-AZlsTritorto.
VIRLICATING olit.—simeriorar-
Aauel. 'saw itsical. is. muss,
; • . ,.1 1 , : , ; . Z=•;;, , ...;;,! - ,W . 1 I
GVIDE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
828 , 000 TO BE GIVEN FOR 11866. 1866.
SPRLNG ARRANGEMENT.
Ole,C>ClbC>. •
GOODS THAT ACTUALLY OM MONONGAHELA RIVER ;
53,/so to Manufacture,
aI3ELT-LX-171:1VC3- 3E,N0.1=1. $43.213
No Regard to Cyst or Value.
BOUGHT FOR "so .V UCH,"
V.OO m
3.60 p m
1.10 m
Sep for - So Ifluch.”
Customers get all the benefit, and I
get the profit, by being ready
at the great Sheriff's
Sales with Money.
Shoes worth 108,60, wholesale, I
bought for BESO, and will
sell them for $1,76.
COME AT ONCE,
For in a few days we will be able to
to dispose of these goods at
prices we ask for them.
ALL NEW, NICE FRESH GOODS,
11 F'liC rr. .
Concert Hail Shoe Store.
BANK STATEN ENTS
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
EXCHANGE NATIONAL HANK OF PITTS-
H Ultt4 H, April Ist IMO.
Notes and Hills Disemintml...
I'. S. Bonds deposited to secure l'ir
ulat.lon
e p
U. Bonds deposited to secure De-
U. Sosits.
Bond. on hand
Other United States Securities
Specie and other Lawful Money
Cireniating Notes of National Bants
do do !State Ranks
iterulitanees aml other 'ash items
Due Br Hanka
Heal Rott ale
Times and Expenses
I'apital Stock
National Circulation...
Individual Deposits....
Un , ted Sital es Deposit.
Dividends Unpaid
Due to Hanks
tarn in p.
I certify that the above I. a true abatract - of the
Statement made to the Comptroiles of Currency.
stOi3tdlL M. MURRAY, Cashier.
Q UARTERLY STATEMENT OF
THE aIEKCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR
ERIP NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG 11.
alososT Monsiso, April 2d, tea.
LI AIJILITtES.
•
.
capllal Stork. ....
• 603. MO 00
31. •M. li•k Circulation. (State 8 . k.) 41.573 oo
r• mlonal Bank C I reulat luo .. ....... .. 330,013/ 00
Due Depoattors..... .............. .... . .1113,70 SO
Due other iiallkl. 30,115 12
Ittridends Unpaid 4,40, 50
Profit. and Earnings 134,70 1D
ASSE
sole. and Bill. Di5C01311 , 4•4 TD I..
Denting Montle
11. S. Government eittrurttl,...' •
eltecle and Letal Tender Nntas
Notes anther gaitk•
. D . u x e e tt . v other Bank,. .
mrev n t ' e
urttles... ....
45
I certify that the abort. Is a correct SC
abstl6.llll'ract from
guarterly Report to Comptroller of Currency.
ap3-2011 JOIN SCOTT. Jn.,. Cashler.
IUARTERLY STATEMENT OF
'IX;
THE FIRST NATIONAL PANE OP PITTS
[JUROR, Aprl424, 1110.
Loans and D Discou ntsßES OURCE:I.
United States Ronda
Temporary Loan with Assist. Treaa
ore, New 'fork
Due from Banks and Hankers .
Specie and Legal Tender Notes...
National Currency
Notes of idoluent titate Hanks. .
Cash Items and Remittances
Real lirstate
axpensr .
•
Capital to.* • • • • ••• • 19 991 . 0 0 0 00
Due Individual Deposttors .... hf1a7,391 79
D. Banks and Bankers— . . . DI.DI 4
true Treasurer Of the Dotted Otates 41.34
circulation .• 380,0 00
r • outingeot rund arLO Proms ..,„ 106,015 01
11..070,Ns eg
I I,ereby certify taut the f
ier of tp t ,?, RePrjo'lL i es . t r
ap3:14:1 JOKY U . th'ULLT.
iIUARTEULT STATEMENT OF
`ofd THE UNION NATIONAL BANE OF PITTIi.
BURGH. on the morning of MONDAY, the al day
or April, UM
Loons and Discounts. ......g Sal BB $9
United Efate. Bonds . . ac..oto
Other United States Becnrities.,
(rennin:tn. . ... 1,559 91
Tnnes and O.BF .59
Due from Bank* and Bantus . 114 4
,E44el
Renallances and other Cash 11EMS 7.112 19
Notes of National 8ank5......5,500 on
tither Bank Notes' Cheeks, le lan B.
Coln. .•..
219 90
Legal Tender 1112,710 10
r.4,11/0
Our - plot rood
.. MOP. et,
elnotatton . .... 1 1
.10.000 00
Do l c d en D d o pUatptot . . 155 al
Doe to Ranks and Bookers .. • 6105 6
.E•rolng,, 11,411 SO
111.=1,CCI SO
I certify that the above Statement Is correct to the
beat orally knowledge and belief.
ap34td B S. SMITH, Cashier.
NIENTUI QUARTERLY REPORT
OP THE Q UARTERLY
NATIONAL BANK OF
Pm - num - Ran, April NI, Ireitt.
/LESOSIUCES.
Nett nod bilk DI/tenanted 6 f:ti..123 nt
Tszes. Interest and tipenses &Gr. I.
Due by Hank. nod Bankers AIM
potted Stitt es droll . ..... . aort, Ole fat
Caleb 114 gal Truders, . . . 139,317 l
SSCA, LOCI I!!
LIABILITIXN.
Capital Stork • 300,001 Co
D. Depoct/urs r 44.2.11 01
el....ninth. • 234 .0) IP
U II paid 111vIdrods .... . . ... . . .. .. .... lm OD
Contingent Icnnd .d Profila..... ..... 311,6 C: LS
SRO 1106
The above iv a ea rrr . abvtrart from the Report Cu
the Comptroller of I:orreuev.
ap2:21.1 C. IL HIGGS. enabler.
QEMITS:ULF STATEMENT OF
THE IRON
.CITY NATIONAL BANK.
PmfatilMOrt, April :4, MCC
Loans and Ulecounts . G 13,008 88
Ranking Houee and Lot 31000 CO
Expenses and U. IS. Taxes LI,M6 OS
Doe from Ranks sad Re kkkkk T.. 1.918 CO
U. H. necurities .ElB.BOB CO
Lerma Tenders and pow . Wil,lllis Ile
Notes of other Ranks ea,LO9 Ou
Remittances and other Cash Item... 10,27 a Mi
LIABILITIES. 41.h31,054
atork $ 40),C03 CO
Uircufallou t National pant
VAMP fat
do hate no, ne CO
Dlvidorld• Unpaid 2.C.15 00
ladivl mai Depositors.— ........... 109,040 44
Doe to bank@ and Bankers 0,138 Ut
Prodts and iCarulnge 21t1 t 523 01
I=
.. . .
CFVAIFFEILLY REPORT OF TELE
CITIZENS' BAKE . OP PITTBBUBOII.
hionnar 111014nino, April 2. lbek
Notes and Bills Disoonnted ' stalama 48
U. R. Bonds deposited to seeere Cir
culation DC0.,070 CO
U. 13. Bonds on band 14, 000 IA
Other United buttes Beet:rill. ..... .... AIXO CO
peen, and other Lawful Money 217,331 It
' C ' gronlating Notes of National Banks
and nue Banks 16.067 00
Resnittanees and other nub items... . 1.1.,ti1f fi e loosbares stock Third National Ban k
Doe by N.
Banks 10.400 OD Real Estate 184b41 a 736,841 47
Taxes and Expenses 1t',043 vi
Capital Block
National Circulation
Mats Circulation. .. ,
Individual Denospis
Dividends unpaid.—
Due to flanks
!Earnings
........ 11E;aill
0.,0ce,10/7 91
certify that the stove le a tree abetract Cr the
thatemetit toad* to the Collo troller of Correocy.
J. E. 81/ADY. 7A. r Cutler.
QQUARTERLY RE.POWF OF THE
ALLIGHENT NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BORON; Apell Rd,
ASS ET.
Notes and Bills DiscountedS 11162,1M1 14
United States Bonds Deposited to Sc.
core CirmilaMon 3a2,060
trfl e trg e tt e t r u l triNtMitriiiiiW. 32:873 ffi
Circulat es Notes of State Banks 1,210 00
Remittances and other cub Items f,723 16
n 07 Banks
1 5 2,60 CO
T t ate Wa d s xpenses........... --..„. 2
,23 11
DE!
LIABILITIES. 131,965,1E0 30
Capital Stock 13301,000 00
s ational Circulation
State Circulation 333,363 CO
ludlrlelual Lieposite 472,101 03
Dirideuds unpaid , 418.01 37
E 331.30
Due to Banta . . ... . ... ......
Earnings and S u rp l us Fun d.— —.*
...
• ~,,t ,t M
61.961,610 eo
I versify that the abpe true abstraccof the
" rli "1"" to
ta°,'rell):ll7tregaZl.
FV7till37l
REMOVAL.
R. C. HOWARD
IWriltrAirTALlllEZiat 'Meg!
Moore &Metaled.
HORSES LIODONT AND BOLD ON 0050118-
MOS.
mlalltlet HOWARD & RON Proprisiors.
SAW MILL.
poINT SAW MILL.—The . wider
"""Ogror Tntw.jc !pi
and are prenuad to SU outs par Bridge, Bost or
liouu Lumber, ritmArea r eirr it
conlor Cora Wen am!,
~ ~ , H~u~ .::'mat - i - +:~%r_'.`r.""• ~tx .~*.:-~:a s:s>;.
JO, CO) 00
20.000 00
10.000 00
=Wu 00
=Oat! IXI
0.10.5 011
2.417 ix.
21. E 10
=0%13 10
56401100
14.470 20
L2lll
ST 303 CCO os
soo 500 00
637.43 33
610,513 72
34,309 - 4
LBlll3
.438 sl
.1=3,3C 4 •
MZEIE
t
57.7nc
:4717 90
I • I Ct, ISO IV
616, 9 X7 00
9.614 SI
111..116 29
,695 99
&
SI. Mi. 'AI 01
550,000 00
3110, 000 00
411.501 sc
7-13,712
41,.5.14 00
14M4 00
5T.,31 0 1
r,uo 00
1101:7 C
13.070.55 a so
LIABILITIEs.
CE3=l
BONDED WAREHOUSE ur
PHENIX WAREHOUSING COMPANY,
Foot of Baltic mut Harrloom Strome
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Storage tar Refined Petroleum
In Tanks and Barrels. See Circulars.
Asir Waco, No. PS BEA VEY 6711XICT. New York
7
STANDARD
Pbeltrcblesiaxn liotLiticury .
CLARK & SUMNER.
Workm °Mee. Collins Township
These works here the largest capacity ie the mann
try.
In The brand stands the highest to this country
for export.
and ,for &mope uality and - gre test, and the al
Is pat in seasoned barrel( prepared especial],
Mantifacturen of BOILERS. STILLS, TA-21A!
Improred Boring Tools for Oil Wells.
SUPERIOR OIL ENGINES.
WO .re 00 . 3 . 1 . ru e -tint. Ind evil keep on hand.
Valor Style of
ZEDWAGFMATIMEII
BITM A COlllOl OR MIMI 1011,68,
to w .:lP"'A' •00 them,
"15.811NRIV fiViruiLL & c..
JOHN IdAtiOFYlr=j!
COMMERCIAL OIL WORD
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL
AT TUE LOWEST MAREET RATLs
861Dl
JAMES WILHINN,
00003233,
432,600 00
600,443 76
2,815 00
=,606 71
CRUDE AND REFINED OILS,
sUl'm Mork Duq
qPlttnbnrgh
Special attention even to las . sal. sad slap
mentOr Petroleum sod Its products. Cousignment
_,a.spestftilly soLleitad. Pintails* iktu l 6 attilY
HOLICILS
JAMES ERWE CO.,
& CO .1•1011 /111.111
MANIIIPACTIMERS OP
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA.
Omoo,lB IliMaxisert
ra 121.7.781117A0.11 . PA.
J . HENN,
Forwarding and Vosasabislois Merebsess
And dealer In Oils. Illuminating, Lubricating,
Chide Petroleum Oils, he., constantly on band and
for sale at the lowest market paten. Consignments
and orders &Welted. aottem
SMA IO TO AND FROM LIVERS
west. hit in tita C
t7Et i rstifiniP aLA ' n) "" l "
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY
.CARRYING U. s. MAILS.
T 1 Os sold to sett from ;retaisd, Engin* Deo..
WWI isersesepy and Yrance.
Ap compliant Offices,
JOHN '4ll.- DUE, - Agent,
16 Illitesittwayolt. Y.
QIUNGLEII--13,000 No. i Shin
liedm'd et.
_ . .
SEED BMILE 116 ": 4- WIMI6 viean
Tris° a- ! l 7llll2grairiiriouse.,,,, d ,
(011611111111.-4Wbblk; titbit col
,'" aid arFft PA 10 1 1 , 101 VQ/OT.
'+~~JriV;'.~ye~+:t ~S'i.=lFYa=2'.~c''iv''i~i:4~ iJ~h~:i`fiE~':~:'
z rrEll,:s:fali
Pittsburgh, Brownsville and Geneva,
UNION LINE,
X . . 49 .02 - 3.31pr
will ron three daily aide-wheel steamer° between
Monongaliela City, Brownsville. Rice s
Landing, Cireenstioro, Genera and the Eiunksed tril
statem e
Region n s. This l s cionepoied; of the following
t
AEA
TEL " 1017LIPH APT. C SPEERS.
U CAPT. it. ' BUGGER.
FRANKLIN— CAPT. 2. W. C A AMA('
GALLATIN .... ....... : .... CAPT. A.S. CARLII.F..
These packets will leave Pittsburgh daily in.
, and 6p. tn, except Sunday when the departure
will be at 8 o'clock, a. 0,
,?;17,1, h r r g ° h . La d b a gOk . I.L , for
m. llg o ll w ett= fr wil s l lean
5 a. m.
lilly et
cro ßNlNG — Lcavee Brownsville for Plttatturg
daily at 7a. tn. and 5 p. is
SloeaLeve Landi
. s Gre ro ensbo and (lettere at 12 o•clor t
ng at 2 p. u.
Learee 510tiongabelat Car at it ' 6hi ' k •
The line Is composed of drat-clans eide•w her!
•teamers, bent expresely for the trade. They will
be commanded by officers of tong experience, hr.
PIT Perticillar attention to the wants and 0011i
f.noefr.:exerA.,...td'he boats will leave promptly
Freights Received at all Hours.
For IBrtber particulars, enquire of
WILLIAM cF.IIOI. Agent,
At the Wharf -Boat, loot of Grant at. Pittsburgh.
L. CO L VIN. Agen n .
Brownsville, a.
re 19.17.2
T. PA UL PACKET—For
^-, WINONA AM) ST. PAUL DI
Rh CT.—The new and splendid old,
sidle . • -
V.717,17,,i'L1ir.g (t i d'A .N .Eff,"(:.l;t l , o : l lll
leave as above, oh TT/100A a, 3(11 of April. and go
through direct . The Minnesota is entirely new ant
Is supplied with double fined bollegs, made of best
Pittsburgh iron, and Is. titled and furnished lo a
very superior manner. Her officers are careful and
experienced, and heraccommodatious for passel,-
gore are unsurpmined by any boat afloat.
For freight or Tr . fe ) tg l e . apply o board .r to
(JILIN n
II (NM.
JOHN FLACK.
mh3o or t o It. C. GRAY .
'FOR NASAVILLE.--Theta
fine pal , seriger steamer
LEoNORA, No. 2.. ...... ... .•........Capt. 11,1 n.
W 111 leave for the nbc;re and all In termed - 11s te ports
on WICONE.SDAY. Aprll 4th. at 1 P. 0.
For freight or pans moldy on hoard or to
nib.% FLACK & COLTANG D
Woo, Agent-.1.,`0R EVANSVILLE, CAI
RV AND ST. Lol.llS.—Thr new
'" C II IVI : IPP te''n'r g i g o t
Wilt leave for the abort 'La InteAnt i .:112e L p i ( i-t t i s t . r Utt
MONDAY, atop, m.
For
r"ltt a a r o gi!VV.44Tr b° ll3 l*- `"
ntblt .1 AMES COLLINS. IS ' • 'Agents.
pEGULAII MISSOURILAat,„
• 4. RIVER PACKET—For St. Louln.
Council Bluffs, Omaha ('lty and Inter
n:lt/dieto porta, the tine passes gee steamer K ATE
.LOBINSON, Capt, ILGOISNON will i2l/.. a. alms,
on THL'ItSDAY, April 6th.
For freight or passage appl)ou board or to
m/130 FLACK & COL - LING WOOD. Agents.
_REGULAR MISSOURI
RIVER PACKET.—The new and
splendid side-wheel steamer NILE,
Capt. WY. 1 1121.STT.will leave for it. Louis. ,
Council Bluff. Omaha City, and the intermediate i
Nits. on THURSDAY. the 6th AVI.
nariPl°l"ErArreMPli.ll4.l"OWNOlZr 'Aleuts.
pan MEMPHIS & NEWr a tim i t
ORLEANS—The aglendld steamer
FINANCIER Capt. DAHRAGIL,
Will leave to above on THIS DAY, at 4 p. m.
For freight or passage ply board or to
inhl9 FLACK & CO ap LLl on
N/OMR - IG, Agents.
POR ELEOICUR, GALE-FITS:
NA„Di • BI - QUE, ST. 1 1 AUL AND
ALL WAY LANGINGS.—The One
Passenger steamer COLUMBIA. Capt. R. J. Pon,
an. Is now loading and wilt leave with dispatch.
lit r e rre'gh l•t r A P tr..l e cli t tiTAbatlZ.`,4e.“.
REGULAR PACKETiIdWat
FOR WHEELING, MARIETTA
AND EANESTILLE.—The tinesteamer ENLAIA
GRAHAM, Capt. C. R. STULL, will leave for the
above and all intermediate porta every TUESDAY,
' t!VZereieFlZ at TULtatl Agent.
OIL WORSE I VI tri. Bagainy
Samuel Rea, •
Jan Park Jr
WOOLDRIDGE On. HEiiNiNG . %V . li. Joitst;,m,
7;.E;17711.,
C7C0Z1GLi..92,0-32'. ' Barelay reeton.
(icurge Bingham, ,
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA. ; pEOPLEN DISIERANCE CO.
Join; WATT progigggg. I OFFICE, 71. E. CORNIER WOOD AND E/PTkIBTIL
Elmira M. LbNG, nee y and Emma', .
WORKSIN TEMPEUANCEVILLE
Offite, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
JohnVll',T.'• . Capt.. Jobs L. Rhoads.
Samuel P. Shrirer,
John t.. Parke, Charles A.rbatalt
Capt. J.. hillier, John P. Kirkpatrick.
(Near Suspension Bridge.) IVto Van Kirk, . Prank S. Bissell.
, Jain). U. Verner,
. 1 C. Hanson Lore,
IIinNILIFACTURERS OF PURR WHITE
W 1 . PHILLIPS, President
Presidou 3
Eguistigk - LN 4 c 4 cjoia,. s% r 4. w tut N El i Vrel V ary . ' '''
j.kl, 1 y Capt. SAIS ES ~ ../aDIiN, Don't A..
Brand—" Lucifer." A LLEGLIENT INSURANCE CO.
OF PI Tltilli: Rt: LI. --SABre, No. 37 Fifth street
an Block.
Thin DU canna be excelled lbw barnlng properties, ! " Ins k ureCagaln 41 all blade or Eire and Marine Fllsksi
lcolor or Ore l test, e and o li d p p l ,ta t l T Un well seasia t tr bar. .
e ArblrillirEl). cc Ex:PO • 1011. JOHN IRWIN, Jn., President.
JOHN D. MCCORD, Vice Psealdent.
Dlsliecona—John Wane, Robert Lan Deo. Black. : i 0. DONNELL, Secretary.
C. B. Herron C. L. Caldwell, H. H. Collin., J. W. ,
DCRICTOII.3I
Porter, NobL ' Wallace D. W. C. C:wtt.D.
JSLbrad rec Jones, . John D. McCord,
' . Cr. Hussey Ueorno h. Head,
. Chicle. Han,
5. C. 3,..213.0 IflatfliT li EJAIG sr. (l aid's,
WARLNG & HMG, . r. alHosklason,
Job pp Irwin, Jr., Cant. WM. Dean.
, (Leo. D..
Dad
, 11. L. Pr:hue:work. , Robert H. Davin
COMMISSION DIERCHA NTS,
AND Bltl/VISRS IN
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS
OFFICE. NO. 1 DUQTJEIiNC WAY,
suzartnEeca-xx,
O►Rcs ix rriThfuliall—Vl WOOD STIDUCT..
Conotantly on turd and for rate
dk J. H. 'SAWYER,
No.
.47 R . 1 . X./D IiTRZILT
DIOXIN AI DILLIAII 11l
No. 11 ST. CLAIR ST., Pittsburgh,
INSURANCE
pisuar, TOUR LINT IN THE 1866.
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE. CO.,
of Hartford. Conn
THE ONLY LIVE ISSURANCY. COMPANY IN
AAIERICA that now makes and pays an Annual
: CASH DIVIDEED uu the drat and each subsequent
payment or premium. Its CASH CAPITAL an ac-
I
cemulation of $1,6 stole, Is securely Invested n pub
:He stocks and mortgages of REAL ESTATE. It Is
now In its lath year 01' buslnets. and las pal , ' to the
WIDOWS AND 0/IPILANS of its members the sum of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS. To this date not a sto
gie case of litigation lum occurred, an evidence
that liberality al.! fair dealing 1.4 a specialty with
this Com im.y.
The policlee of this Company Sr.. not rorrr.,,a by
reason of nun-payment of preolltun after the second
I year. No payments required after ten nears, but
rontlone p.nol through life
orr
I. le Al. h LT. P icc reeldnnt
N. S. PALMER, Vice President.
s WIIaTE. Secretary.
Branch once the Nieetnen Pennsylvania, where
; Clernlars and blank Applications will be lbenletted,
ad Wood strees, Plttgbargh.
Agents wonted throughout the State. Apply to
onbitly F. E. (iota/ELL. State Agent.
C HA RTER 1829. PERPETUAL
F'RANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Plll LA I,ELPHIA
And.Cr on J.o. I, Ifia-I, . . 912,437,949 96
ttal
Acelined Premien.. "."
Invested Premium. '''''''' •
Unsettled CM . •
Income fur 19i4. 8,116.
Losses Pnld alneelir2n
Perptual and Temporary Policies on Il Lor . l terms.
1t.,011,
Chas. N. Banc/Ler, Isaac hee,
Tobias Wegner, Edward (' Dale,
nstnuel Grant. George Fales,
N. N. Smith, Ahred Fltler
lirorKr
PGA IMES Nlenards'N. NCKEIL Preidnt.
El) W A LW
C. I/ALE, VI President.
JAN. W. Idt. A I .I.lsT ER, Sec•y ro te p tem.
.1. C'OFFIN, Agent.
tult Corner Wood and Third streets.
lalti; AND MARINI;
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH A MERICA,
PH LA DELPH IA
I=E3
Hartford Fire Insurance, f'ompany,
1:=132
!J• Protection ran be set-need In the above named
'and tellable I 1111/1111Nit.O.
fr 27.17 04 Water street. lUD stain . I
'- - -
WESTEILIi INSITRAN('E CO., OF
f•lTTroit: nu ii,
1 "
AI,EX A NDEIt NISI/CH, Pres/deo
WM. I'. lIHIIIIEHT, Secretary.
t APT. 1: Et , ltl; S.: NEF:I.II, lienoral At ant.
°Mr, 72 Mater ',reel. , pang S.Co.'s Karr House,
up stairs, l'lttsburgh.
•
Will insure against all kds or fle and Marine
Risks. A home institution in managed by Directors
who are well known To the community, and who are
determined by prompt nem and liberality, to main
tain the character whirl, they have assumed,
ns as of
fering the best prutert lon to those who desire to be
ured.
I:I=SZE
Alex. Ntualck, Andres Ackley,
IC. Miller, Jr. Darld M. Lend,
James McAuley, Rees 4, Thomas,
Alexander Speur„
John A
Clark,
Campbell B. Herron, , John R. McCune,
I'. M. Rlckemon James P. Hanna.
r3O tYkl. P. HERBERT, Secretary.
IIT&E114' INSURANCE COBIPA
avd. V...:1;•..1;171":3:1t..17,0R.Gd11i-Ztlice, corner Margot
MM. BASIALEV, Presldent.
Mid. A. SREPARD, Secretary.
!mum, Steamboat. and Cargoes.
I neu e 7 3o B . l6 , api n allose an e d s damat the nailimlou
Lakes, sad
Hs>o h ns. and tile n:ehill rc r, 2the 'r slZ
!enures loss and dsmage by Me.
plaza - I'ORA:
h. M. Hier.
John Shlpton,
Junta M. Cooper
w. Hvbaugh,
J. Caldwe ll Jr.
JOhn
Wm. A. Rodger,.
delo-1
ql"A.)1•):* $ OAK
14,ILT.RNETT'S STANDARD PRE.
FARATIONN. — COCA/NE— A Compound of Co
' coanut OIL Re. for the Hair.
FLORIDEL— . A 4ellghafili Perfume for the Hand
gercb let.
1 K A LLISTON —A l oamet le for removing Freckles,
Tan, Sunburn, Sc.
R
OD:NTAL TOOTHiWA.SU—An EilSle the Pre
"IiI1111,1141TL!r",IICP.L11 the
T VA h 7,I/—. d O ir:rTell led
in Illelincsis and Delicacy of Perfume.
JONah WHITCOMEM REMEDY—For Asthma,
Paver lili t htla FLA WOKING FIt_TRACTS—For Cooking purposes.
Any of the mimeo named articles can slwa•i bu
; gt7r7. r :ilr„ a er t o7 " C&l ' l s o nt aTd Fedora) itrie'crisnritt:
Market House, Allegheny. :DIG;
I GEORGE A. KELLT, -
W1101.FS8A1.11: D}II.II.IIIIST
Ab. 37 iflood Street,
UPPIYSITS TUyT. CHAltl.t U Oil( I
CaMEEMEI
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
I P3aptipmrzha2lit-L".
PAINTS, ull4, VARNISHES, UTEISTU EFS, de.
„The
Federaleakless will corner tnued
andal at
No. 63 street. and or Ohio Ft der-
Jalleeta, Allegheny. Iraal..l
•
SIMON JOHNSTON,
3=rmucr4arco xtsp,
Corner of Fourth and thallbtleld Sts,
DRUG CILEALICALB, DMZ PERFOMICRY,
SOAPS,
, BRUSHES, BELASDIIOI, IVINEff,
ite,,troported dtral from London,
Pads and Comm.
1.0
J SaitIibICKABER &
Pillsbargh White Lead Works,
PURE WHITE LEAD,
11LUELEAJJ UllaNy k i n i 21 . 1 A,
FOIL PA I NTIN
No. et! 'Woad !Street.
seer•
NAVY SURGEONS.
BIJR.1“1.101/ Mkriterans AND BMacsti:
NAVY DirWIetMENT. Waahington
MEDICAL. BOARDS FOR . T HE
•ii-a• EXAMINATION oF CNDIDTE/3 FOR AD-
MinUION INTO THE NAVY A AP ASS A ISTANTSUR
-0 EONS.--Bosnia of Medical tinkers will , ...raz e a t
the Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Masai Naval Hospital,
Brooklyn, N. Y , and Naval Asylum, Philadelphia,
Pa. on MONDA . a Y, March 12th , IRO, for the
unties Ramat
' ms of Candi idea for admission Into theldedlcal
Corps of the Navy.
Genilmnen desirous ofappearing before either
cHoard, moot snake applimsllon to the HOnorable
n crerary of the Navy, or to the underaigned, Stat
ing residece, date and place or Idrth, and before
ablen Board they desire to present themselves. An
plicatimut to be accompanied by responsible teen
menials of moral character.
CaUdidate• must not be been than tsrent
more than twenty-all years of age. y-one OCT
No expense to allowed by the Government to can
didates attending lite sessions of the Board, as •
successful exaluipatiOn is • legal prerequisite for
for appointment in the Nary
fa3l.4wii .
P. J. HORWITZ, Older of iiitireaa.
FURNITURE
FURNITURE,
AND
DANE AND WOOD GUAM,
Mapatactlaracl.and for Ws,
Wholesale or Retail.
JAMES W. WOODWELL,
NOS. 111 L VI THIRD STAILIT,
Wyo.lte K. FAlmumlaink a C 0.% sad
nth! +IQ. 111 FOURTH STRZY.T.
swim
.a2truoigrr
JOSEPH ME7rEli & SON Muni
facturer• and Wholaaal• and Satalteaiers
PI7II.NITITRS FND iitlAitiS, -No. 434 NN HT.
iiPI 7 2IITI 9 / 1 11 rczclf `A"*Wll=l
and lliddids47, at melt ow
u manadieture, and war.
nintiid Mond in qnsilly dud atria t ay aurdintantiqt
d inanity. andmil 683.aa reas o
n s oable muss. -
i~,t~a
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1866 - DR• KEYSER'S
Pectoral Syrup
CUMES CONSUMPTION
Ciures .Etronehltiet
CURES COLDS,
C/ 1 . 1 .re , 13.111J5t1:131X1 4 1%
CURES
All Diseases of the Lungs
" tat
rprrauesoll. , situary IWO.
Da. KtYogic—sly wife has been al:Meted with •
' had eoogh and difficulty of breathing for five or a l l
years, which, for several years back, had gradually
increased in violence. The complaint hp been her
, editary, told she had been treated by several ph's!
Wane without MU to this state of her Peel
frocu red some of your FPI TOKAL COUCH !SYRUP.
bought, the first time, • fifty cent whi re
Herod her eery much; 1 then called and got ••deli.
oqttle. hich eared her entirely. sod she has now as
trace o r the former disease, except.(tleSS.
would also state that I need the medicine W myself to a
coldaod rough. The medicine cured me by taking
one dose. I express my entire satlaraction with th
medicine, .4 you are al, berry toAllah ibis
you desire WL LHON,
Alderman. le h Ward
eithallo/1, ll %MT.
HILAII TICS TitU4ll.— rrr Dn. Ite.YA Ape Slc-1 ve
daughter who has taken several medicines fora bat
cough without benefit , among them Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. I purchased Groan you a bottle of your
Pectoral Syrup, and before she had used half a hot
tle she was coffered. The second bottle cured her
entirely of her cough. JuliN DARIN,
Robinson street, Allegheny.
•
rirribunun, December Jl 1657.
A tIEKATCURE HYDE. KETSER . B PECTORAL
5111111 P.-1 Ilse in Peebles township, Aileghen
county. I hra a cough and spltung, which nos e
menced about the 4th of Februaly last. anti contln
ued eight mouths. I employed the best physiman•
In the country, and my cough continues: unabated
until early In October. Al that time Io dvise.
to try your Pectoral Cough n. Syrup. which I ,an
otter 1 had taken one bottle l was entirely tree fro:
the coughing and eplitlng. had despaired of ev•
getting welt, anti I think It should op
anown tn.
this valuable remedy will do for others what It ha
dune In try cane. JOHN C. LITTLE
Witness: B. ht. Emus. reenies township.
farrow Townsittr, April 14, 184 e.
A WONDELEPUL time ago an ol
neighbor of mine was re p with a bad cougl •
which every one supposed to be consumption. Hi'
relatives told me that he had mace every reined)
they heard of without benefit; his brother came tc
see him die, and all Were confirmed In the belief that
he could not lire. I bed about the third of • bottle
or your Pectoral syp. Which gave him, and It en
tirely cured Mtn. to ru
the astottlahment of all. What
makes the ease more remarkable. Is the extreme so.
of the man, he being about eightyyears old. I h
no doubt the Pectoral saved hi. life. ark
.10111: aletnNhile.
DK. KEYSERIti PECTORAL SYRUP IN IILAIII3.
VlLLE.—Please send me another supply of your val
cable Pectoral tivrup. Almost et er7botly around ea
thcir th e cold, and are onquirine for .. Dr. Neysar's
Pectoral byrup." We have sold sixteen bottles the
•at week, and arenow entirely out. Arr. A. Altai
and Mr. P. Maher. both of Blairsville, Pa., told as
they would not be without It la their nmiue..
la
art, all irho use It once want It again.
.00r0,
'e6PV.ll'.ll*/ITTEIRSON SONtt,
dannar9 VW.
Prrrenunsui, Revert:the+ at,
. ki l i t a n b En i... r . a
g t—gt e l m th
. n ff o o t r a d u . a . res pl. tea ro pitt,
scrihable to recommend your FED /ORAL ISTRUP.
As • medicine, it Is well worthy the attention or any
person awho may In any manner be inlicted with
cottem, colds and hoarseness of any kind, and for the
peculiar qua/Ideationa for removing all that dtm
greeable sensation attending a Severe cold,
I have been, more °ries. In my Ithalaffeted t ime sith
the severest of colds and boarsenese. Atmy
sTeitti w g o ilt i ve!V•U rn r, C a l ri IqTagtra ° Ter . o:s1
a th e Wove sy.9 It would relieve me entirety.
In recommending this medicine, trout unhesita
tingly estythat It Is the best remedy I ever found,
p.nins to cora the abrore, nor should any Omit,
he without tide remedy for Idlee.re. sa prevalent.
Yours, most respectfull,
EDWARD J. JONEh,
Cashier Oltlitene. Deposit Baal.
•
• fiTitrEIERIFILLY, Ohio, March 11, ices.
I have rued ,Dr. Reiser , . Cones syrup for • had
cough of several years standing, and can eneorinn i ,
say It Is the lent medicine lb, theisame that I have
ever taken. J. W. PRICE.
COL. PRATT AND DE. RE!OM'S PREVPQRAL
1311111P.--Da. Kirrszo—llenr Mr: Excuse the delay
of my atknoteledging the e xcellence of your Pee-lora
v irg i al P oegrita e th m2 " 44 - 1
out of my ,mogah. you
the worst one I was ever arum
ed with. I have not used more than one.balf of the
bottle, and I can and do wish that all who are Minim.
ed would glee It es fair a trial as I have done, an
they will be proed
to say, ••It Is noquacl wurdielne.
would not suffer another such no attack for an
onsideratlon, or at any cost. lam confident t can
reathe more freelv than I ever dld. I shall always
acknowledge a debt of gratitude for inventing to
exzeneat a remedy. You are at liberty CO nor my
name thts regard as you think proper.
PI
V. PRAW.
gessenger Common Council, Pittsburgh. Pa.
N. n.—/ em no stronger to toy fellow-citizens, Inn
all who entertain doubts can consett me perroaaily.
E.F. P.
ANOTHER NEW CERTIPIOATIL—Dis.
BEE'S PSCIVRAL SYRUP.-1 had bean trontdad
with a cough and cold tor several tweets-14 lad ws
t that I could sot tieep. I bad the advice iinapre
criptlons from th ree of the bent obestrlausnialba
wh o ,,, I Could oat,, ao,I
tokia
procured • bottle oi roar Pectoral Struts which
cured me entirely.
41'41" 110.140 Liberty seirY,.llll4ttiTrfe,k
January Sib, Ina.
.11TUP —" Row can doll?.
Go to Keyiwre, on Wont street, and get a bogie of
his Cough Peetoral, mot If that don't core you, your
roust be
one
Indeed" Thin is a imenmen
of the collar) one hearedegriondairlo rold-caretung
period. c A.„Vjg . con c lat In the'sui=en
ties as chore, for we hare tried the ”Pectoral,„." In
a moat stubborn case, with entire amens. neer
two weeke ago we went to Pittsburgh, with one of
the man distreeslisli. eOntrary, me
our
coughs we ever experienced since our advent npOn
thin mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and It.
botiOesly for one whole week, in hopes 0 41111n/11
out, but at wae no go. In font, It seeintdrather
have Improved by practice, and to have acquired
etnengM, potency and distressibillty by the
open. In Staleof the dens. erecting - bed corny
te ° n l t i rti r le .. liftre W P:st=l,t re tr e m t k rt- r - 9 =r d drl g ar t i e
directions, and in fortrelght houn we were tender
of the gel,,the enemy having uncondltionallyenr
rendered, fte a brief, but minimal contllct With fa
formidable ad adversary as Keyser'. fainoturoo.lll
Pectoral. —Nrusounrrie ('tipper, Dar , we.
DR, KEYSER'S PECTORAL SYRUP
I. Prow. and .old b
DR. GEORGE H. KEYSEE,
No. 140 WOOD STHEE'I
Plititirlbouralta, I"eaa•w.
ma
Great Nervous Remedy.
Jr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote s •
WM reliant, without tali, and often panzanemitty
Cur* ill Nervy. Irritability,
Dr, geyser's Nervous Antidote
wm Cure,Ryittels.
Dr. Keyser's Nerqous intidott - t
Will Core Twltchlng Otiielternts.
Dr. geyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Care Ferrous Headache
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Care BeTTOUI cramD Of the BO
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia,
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
WIU Cure Neuralgia or the Pate,
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
ricr.isia of the Sloonct.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Wlll Cure Neuralgia of the Heart
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote' Will •
Crue Naurulglaof the Liversnil Night
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Carr. Neuralgic iileadacho
'
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote t
Will Care Paipitatton of the lifaieg.:-
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote' •
win One 'Filthiness and Weakum of fitomseh. •
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
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