PH. IL 3 1 1.3aErr.Z,
Banker and Broker,
HS Wood St.., near corner of MM.
All. de.cuptio.. of 6orernmeot Bonds
tamgat and sold on Ithand terms.
London and Vontalantal klachange sOldjat
Now York ratan. .
ra tol . dal t lzf u ml=Caltrznt t r a
y li c r :ant
FINANCE AND MW)E.
SATURDAY. '
Tbe =certainty in regard to the war m
fin
rope, and Its uuluetico op our money market,
caused some Might fluctuatierns In gold to-day
stud the' premium Is quoted 4.03 per S cent
blither—lalg. The feeling in Now York dur
ing the latter-part of the week was decidedly
bearlsts,Mrgo amounts being offered far sale,.
and fora tbniithe "hankie," seemed to have it'
all theledirn pay. Everything points to a
lower Riliiket, and if there should be a sudden
advance, it will in an probability only be tete
lt,tosy.
Our Heavy Importations are being pretty
well balariecil through the shlpmentsof 45 tair
lions Of gold; and what Is yet to come, is cov
ered by large 'quantities of cotton held on
Amerleatint in England. Our fall ire
porlatlons trill bo covered to some extent by
Petroleumoridch Wing a very perishable ar
ticle, does not now fled a market In Europe
among ioteettlators,bnt there will bee demand
for IL bfEeptember, and from thenceforward
during the winter months.
Our chi bOnde - are belddr though at the
present currency value, they cannot he fient to
Europe, as a basis for Exchange drawn on
time. Seven Thirties were arguer to-day than
ever baibre, and 1040's are also higher. These
latter bonds are considered relatively higher
than luircit the rest, from the fact that they
have forty years to run and bear only five per
cent Intokeist.
in our local stock market there has been a
fair degree ofintivity during the week, but
there instill an abundance of room for Int
provemedt. Bank shares seem to be the most
popular securities as an investment aside
from government bonds, and there are plenty
of buyers, but the extreme views 'of hbiders
has a .endency to retard operation. The re
cent numerous and Ldisastrotes bonfhurrations
have made a very bad impression on ltuivir
ance stocks, though our companies are gener
ally reported in good oonnition, and the unt
prity them will no doubt be able to pay
their stockholders the usual dividends. Oil
whores arc beginning to attract more atten
tion, and it hi possible that the stock of divi
dend paying companies may yetcome to some
thing. Columbia has been in fair demand
throughout the week, with buyers at 181. i; to 19
and sellers at 55. Some of those who have been
buying In tudicipatiou of a ten per cent divi
dend are likely to be disappointed. Prom all
that we learn it seems probable that not more
than eve per cent will'he distrthated among
the stockholders.
—The recent export of specie has been
largely caused by the sudden auspens lon of
credit almultaneonsly at London and the
financial centres of the continent; which has
had the double effect of causing the remit
tance of foreign balances held here, and of
necessitating parties on title aide to cover ma
turing obligations which English sun conti.
tombs! firms and accepted; beside which, sev
eral mlllions have been remitted on account
of May tampons of deo-twenties, and bonds
and railroad abates l returned here for reali
zation. It is important to keep in mind that
neither hare haleness been called home nor
securities retained from any lack of cond.
dence in American credit, the motive ter re
alization having been necessity, coupled with
the consideration that the sale of our oecuri
tiro ins - cited leas losethati realizing upon al
meet any. others. This being the care, It is
reasonable to suppose that no soon as Lee ne•
cecolty which compelled this process ceases
to operate, we shell have a return to the con
dition of attain existing before thepanic,
balances being again allowed to accumulate in
our hands and our securities being again
wanted by foreign Investors. The subsidence
of the panic will be followed in England and
Europe by a general dulluelis of basil:gesso:with
its usual attendant, extreme ease in the
money markets, and the idle capital seeking
investment may be nut orally expected to give
preference to the smin - itles and :he commerce
of this country, after meeti n g such an enor
mities demand for gold as we have jinn re
"fronded to, comparatively without injury.
—Those feeling a special interval In the mat
ter, after having made dlltlgent inquiry, re.-
port'their belief that the new Tariff will take
effect immediately on the parasite of the bill,
and that the Tree list will be considerably me
diiled, and that the new duties will apply in
all Aced" on shipboard and in bond. Among
other very objectionable changes, woolen
goods are to be charged with the prohibitive
duty of 45 cent, a pound and 35 percent ad
valorem, cigar. $3 a pound and 50 per cent ad
valorem, in addition to the internal revenue
.tar, which le $lO per thousand.
New York Ittaiek and Money Market.
liaw Yong, Juno ?.3.—Tlao money market
remains easy.. Prime discounts are carnet
at arte4, percent. The gold market was =lave
and higher this afternoon, end prices were rue
opt° Ib34§, but afterwards fell oft t0151.i. The
rise Is bused upon the new tariff bill, which
compute all gcluda , to be taken out of bond
within sixty days , o r pa y Inc reased duties.
It Is generally feared that the .111 will puss in
some such shape as this, and hence some im
porters have already commenced to buy gold
at the Produce Exchange.
To-day the market fur breadstuffs was heavy
and lower.
In umAtto tile circles there is very little bus
iness doing, w; a general thing, tint goods are
held firmly for the most part. There was some
little excitement this afternoon among petro
leum brokers on Consolidated Gregory, and
the stock was run up to a; closing at Mil;
United States sold at 7.GS, but there was hardly
any business doing In other shares. Govern
meat Securities were quiet and firm. '
The following were the closing primes: Con
e... Milt 11 0 304•1101 i; L-ht Coupons of V61,11%2%
101102.3.0 le-le Coupons, ardirkkti o li; dune 7-Ms,
lair(.
Total Imports for the week, $1,74G,943.
Gold closed at LSI% to-day, at 4 o'clock. The
Stock market was dull. fits second board was
bald. •
The CbmvicreGM's money articles of airs
say
on Wall street are extremely dull. The only
feature of interest is unothor Improved turn
" In gold, the price at noon having reacted to
about 1143. - The prospect of the adoption of
the Tariff hill with a provision, making
advanced duties payable on the goods In
bond,
produces an expectation that the Importers
will require next week, a large animist of gold
Cordate.. Gold Is held off the market under
this anticipation, and hence the advance in the
premium. The shipmentsOf *Mete to-day ag
. mite sl,2o4,st7,Conalsttng largely of bullion,
ht by the last steamer from San Finned- -
co,-for Europe. As usual on Saturday, there is
no movement whatever In foreign exchange,
and the rates are entirely nominal.
The stock market continues extremely dull
with, a decline at the board;_ Erie 611 7 44,Mit
and after the nesslon sales were made at b
The miscallaneous list Is almost v entimly 46-
void of mover:l:mut. Governments are quiet
bug. flrin.,,The money market exhibits ex
-. trestle ease dullness, owing to the quiet in
Amide and epecnlation. The _balance of ex
change With the west la In favor of that sec
tion, and It Is likely to become more In con
nection with the parchaart of the wool crop.
The disbursements of the Interest on Me am-
. . . .
and serisSof haven Thirties, has. partially
tended to increase the ease of the market du-.
'ring the week. On call loans the rates h. rive
per cent. on ordinary coliaterula, and four per
cent: on Governments. Discounts range at
per cent.
Mew Work Dry Geode Market.
New load, June W.—The market, is very
quiet. Brown Shoal:lnge unchanged. Sheet-
Logs and Shirtings Bleached unchanged—
Jacquard Diaper Extra W
=blenched V2X,• Ex
tra bleached, 46; Colored Damask , 41.7 X. or
sted Braulo—Common Colors, 90,1(o. 63; Htgli
do 4 Colston . Flannels -0 11 ton, 36; fauna
-
ton, 40; Nashua Brown, 27X; NILUZIIIICebg,
Pentbei ton,' A, 60; do., C, Salmon galls,
Bleached ai Cornets — Thomnion.e . French
WOVerl, 'B ,$1.2012, gold; CC, 11,50012,60.
Hoop Skirta—liradleVS Duplex Elliptic, per
dozen hoop% 63 @l6; Thompson's Crown
French Elsa= Springs, 760100; Alyerhil X
Wide "'AWOL. 6818115.--Pateut Linen Thread—No.
21, 160; 4b, ale; nO, NO. Slagle ltunles, genuine
with trade mark, No. 16, 25, 27,00, 37,71; Boma
made Burnes, No. 14,50A6,60,56,56. Bard gob
bet Cravats, 14 linah4oo; X inch, 1,23; X inch,
460; X inch, 476; WO; W. inch, 623.
Market.
Barrittoss, Juno 9.-Boer Cattle—Tha °lrma
Inge dtinug the pelt Were= head, against MS
bead previous week- Or the receipts 6:0 head
were brought from Ohio, 1Z from Illinois, 225
from West Virgule, over the Baltimore and
Ohloiladroad, and 25 from Maryland on foot.
:Of She receipts daring the week, 60 head were
- I - Shipped to Philadelphia, 10 bought by Wash
',/.otUni butchers; 19 bead by the Government
' agent, 65 left hver.linsold, de balance
taken Baltinaore• buteherin , Prioes today
ranged as follows viz CotornOn ,at !MP,
. Thirst 91.7505,25, and &line heroin's at au por
Thatuarket closed dull: •
hlreeThe Supply this weekswas Moderate
with a fair, demand. halos worn made at AsA
eenta per lb gross. for clipped. No w
-• oopla market.
Hogs—Tim supply in market luta been cowl
no the don:mild; Wes at msneapla,7s per 100 lee
•
:net.
• -
New • York lowa
,ost.
New Toss, June XL—The et for scotch
pig has become quiet agate 4 with the
lower quotations for gold, pridiis rather favor
buyers; we notion XV tons Gliinganock,
ship awl Wore; at $15,.50607,• and me do Eglin
artsherrie and Coltness are q
• I'M' tr - wf with little ornothing doing. N ' o 1
Ainerieln 18 very scarce f or immediate do se
sty, audio.° held for extreme prides, say woo
47t we only notice ION tons force, delivery at
•
patasheoport, on terms • not Mute public.
Nogfish rails are very gout.; holders looking
••5110, for an enhanced Duty, do not press their
'swim= the market, We notice • sales of ae
• OM tons American refined bar Shia week, from
• manufacturers hands. closing at alga cash.
From store, prides are steady, and the mar
. ket dull at the advancenoticed in our last.
Chiceso Butter Mar,ket.
Coloaoo. Juno:l:L—Tao butter marker woe
fairly active and steady. There woe o good
"Anquiry lorprimorirklo grades for. shlontlat,
and dealers wore geoeroUrjtohllngat.-etigar.
.1. lg.:advanced, Wes. We QOM the extreme
.now of prices at lector maroon Snit°, to al
for martotly prime ' Arkarte.c., A few
-' choke were.aeld at Ze; but there were no
"; buyers at thrtaligurats,.. l llany deklecs are Ator-.
LW' amt. hOiding"4ll . atittelpattoo of an ad.
errivatutcumemucTs---
• „:„.. •
°Mon OP Two PlTTlreffmnielkrire., - ; t•
• • 1 9.17inuliTi4tme iM, 1091.- -
„The movements . in the' produce mariete
dul l ing the ptuit.weelc have - not-teen. charm ,
1011.1081 by any special activity: indeed, the re
verse of - this hag been too case. The demand ,
for some of the loading commodities has fall
'en.'
off somewnat, and while the speculative
reeling which was just beginning to show It
self Some days since Is subsiding, there is
nevertheless a fair volume of business in the
uggregate, but it Is mostly of a local, and, we
might say, legitimate character. in values
the fluctuations have been slight, the most
prominent change twi
"ng in Provisions, which
have advanced ma terially . GßOCEßlES—The maret Is unsettled, ow
, Mg to the violent fluctuations in gold, but the
change in values during the past two or three
days have been very alight. Brown Sugars
cue sealing at 12 to-15 MIMS for common Cuba
to choice Porto Rico, Soft Refined 161{ 017; and
bard ditto, 18. Coffee as quoted all the way
rroln to 32, for fair to strictly prime Rio.
'duo Rico Molasses hold at 75 to 85, as to qual
ity, and Rangoon Rice at 10 1 4(911.
ORILIN—W heat ls tirtu with sales of No. 1
Club at 12,23, and No. 9 ditto at t!,M. Oats sold
.1n ring the week at 53 to 55 for No. 1 Chicago,
in elevator, and prune Ohio and Parma. at It
to 56—sale of 1 car prime White, in elevator of
re. Corn Is steady with sales reported In ele
vator at 70 to 82 for Ear and shelled—mostly at
- Rye to in better demand end may be quo-
ted at 91 t 0.81,63. Sales of Spring Barley at $l,
end Buckwheat is selling to a fair extent at
PRO VISIONS—Bacon is arts, and still ad
vancing. We now quote at 16@ita4 for Should
urs; Ilitcadger Ribbed Sides, and SWANS for
CanassOd SUgsr Cured Rams. Lard hi quiet but
Sim St 2 . 244023 for steamed and kettie, and ttil
for prime Country. Mess l'ork is held at $33,50
04 —demand light. FLOUß—The market for Flour is steady
and moderately active, though devoid ot en
oltement, and prices have undergone no
quotable change. We continue to quote
az $10,50 to VIA for fair to good Spring
Wheat Family; $11,50@1.2 for half Spring and
had Winter, a1t1,50013 for all Winter, and - 1414G.
letfor fancy brands. Sale of 100 b ills "Bart
lett's XX" at 511,25. Rye Flour is still quoted
tirm at 10,75.
POTATOES—Strictly prime Peach Blows in
mxid condition, are selling from store at 5 1 . 23
to 51,34 per brush. New:Potatoes are selling at
0 per bld. •
CILEESE—Is a BUM dull but unchanged;
-aloe Of
Western Reserve at Male; Hamburg
at ROOS, modifier- for Goshen.
BUTTER—Continues doll
and neglected,
though the arrivals are light, and the supply
I, limited. Common packed Is selling at 20 to
.1, and prime fruth do at
EGOS—Demand continuos Par, and the mar
ket ls steady, with regular sales at oSifkol—
mostly at 'M.
- -
HAY—Is firm, and the demand is fully up to
the supply. Sales from scales at $ to pa per
ton_ MILL
fair to prime Timothy.
DLL FEED—SaIe of 10 tons Middlings at
and sdo do at. $1,60. Shorts may be ono.
aA ‘ , t ,tuff .. A. w. , ' ,l ° , ll = o Ln.arn In good deu
!nand, and sell readily at IN per bushel, while
ommou do not seem to be wanted at any
price.
FlSH—lake Herring are selling at $1 to
per bait barrel, and White Fish at $9,50 per
Ind( barrel.
OlL—Sales of No. I Lard. at $1,8301,115.
HOMINY—Ls selling at 4c.
PITTSBURGH PSTRo ILEUM MARKET
Orplgit 07 THE PITTSHITEGH li/aSTTE,
SATTIIIDAT. June A told
CRUDE—The Crude market has been dull
and depressed throughout the past week, and
I ne Indications at present cannot be regarded
hy any means as favorable ibr any immediate
Improvement. The.trunsactions In the agave
:late, as compared with last week, have been
tenutrkably light, while prices are a shade
:alser and still tending downward, and hold
generally seem disposed to realise, even
If by so doing they are obliged to make slight
voucessions. Quotations may be fairly giveh
IS to 13X, bbls returned and in bulk, and IS
to 004, bbis included, according to gravity
-cam eight hundred barrels changed hands
to.lay arISU. During the latter part of the
week, one dealer sold over four thousand [uke
lele of "Ptthole 011" at IS, and It was rumored
today that an offer had been made to mat
“Smith,s terry Oil" at 144 Be this as It may,
there is no disguising the fact that the mar
ket la in a very precarious condetion at pres
ent, and this 1u conceded on all hands 00th
buyers and senora
REFINED—The transactions In bonded oil
have been unusually large this week, both fur
,resent and future delivery hut as compared
with last week places have declined from one
:o two cents per gallon. The advlees by the
Oorodgn steamer which arrived to-day are
.t eau reported unfavorable, and this, as a
matter of course, will haven tendency to re
estrict further operations, and, no doubt, ex
porters will ask for a stillgurthergeol action In
prices. The hest offers for Philadelphia de-
I overies today were as follows: June, IS; July
augnat..4l% September 43; October, 44; and
November, 45. Sales of twenty-tire hundred
barrels for November, buyer's option, at 43.
Oa Thursday there was a pale of .Zatu blots for
qua, at ZS; on Friday *MU beds for August, at
WO for July, at Witten for September, at 4.3 ti
4314; and quite a number of sates were made
.1 tiring the week for Chnober at 45.
6.RIIIVA LS—The arrivals during the past
week have been fair for the season, although
considerably behind those of lust week. lee
hollowing sore reported to-day
11. Bushnell sees Fisher a Bra 3300
Jas. IV Ilkins 650 J. Gallagher CZ
J. Meatball 100 H. Matelvy Isle
It, M. Edgertea.... 9001 Standard Oil C0....1250
Total
Petal Rec eipts for the week 144113
21,692
Total Receipts last week 51,314
loud iteev.ipts by river since Jan. 1..... 466,4"3
New York Produce Markel.
New YORE, June El.—Cotton dull, at Menlo
:or Middling uplands. Flour dull, and coin•
non grades henry and declining, at $7 7,40@e1,60
in Extra State, be1,70e10,00 for Extra E. H. O.
and 410,0.5413,00 for Trade Brands, the market
closing heavy and anti. Whisky dull and nom
inal, at $7,53 for Western. Wheat dull, heavy
nitd nominally lower, with no transactions of
oily map:Made. Eye quiet. Corn closed to
lower, at notes for unsound Mixed Western,
and 93 1 4694 e for sound do. Oats dull and
tulavy, at 67060 c for New Western. Petroleum
dell, at Vitplatiti for Crude, and 400410 for He
lloed in Bond. Pork decidedly lower, but very
"lave, at 631,87602,113 for New Mete , closing at
.yll,lO cash, 11.10,00 for Old do, and 526,50 for
fume; also 2.10 Obbs New Mean, for July, seller
mid buyers' option, at Mr.o. Beef steady.
'Beef Hams dull and nominaL Cut Meats quiet,
ailifXtylSe for Shoulders, and 176 4 33 e for Hams.
Bacon quiet. Lard dull and heavy, sa
Butter heavy, at bielle for Ohio, and
. 15431ie for State. 010.0 dull, at te•Nc.
Bomb Market
BCIVA.I.o, Juno 23,—Flour quiet; extra State,
41q,( 10,50; western arming, kio,oo. 11,00; white,
.12,50; $12,10 fair to goo. Wheat dull; held
No. l Milwaukee, by boat load, k 1.15; white
vl,7oatra Corn quiet.; No. The;
No. N. 70e. Oats heavy and droop ing; held No.
I Chicago, 46e. Rye quiet; Chicago, 75e; Ma
witukee, retail lots, SI,OS.
Philadelphia iron ll.rkoL
Pamarettrata, June metal Is In
.twiny demand at the advance; with sales of
lit* Lone No. 1 foundry at .44645,• No. 2ut tisa
14,and forge at $O.lO per too. Eloraw cub ca
ressively dull but prima are unchanged. Man -
at:featured tron—the traneacticam are to small
luta only but prices are better.
Oswego Markel
°stria°, June 3 ,— Flour partially lower on
some grades; sales at eat for No t lipring; shim
013 for Red Winter; $1.6,60 for Double ilxtra.
wheat quiet and no speculation, but a light,
milling demand. Corxrdull; So. I 1111nola held
st. Tee without sales. Other grains quiet and
nominal.
Chlewd) iliorkell.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet
and advanced 112/3c; /mho at 0 1 ; 10 01,11 for No.
I Corn moderately active and advanced lei
0; aides at 510.11%. Oats advanced 50; sales
ot Jr 1401.,!.. Prom/dorm dull.
Toledo Market.
Tonnoo, June 22.—mbar quiet. Wheat quiet
and unchaugod; sale. of Otd Amber Michigan
at tV.1,70; dinner, V.(10. Corn lower; males at
oio for No. I Mixed; ere rot No. 2. Oata lo
cievetaud Grain itarket
Ctrs - imam o,June 22 .—Whcat—dull and quiet.
Corn—dull and nominally unchanged at d 8670
cm for No. 1 mixed. Oats—good demand and
1020 better. naleilooo bush No. t mom at We
New Orleans allirkel.
Saw ORLZANS June .—Cotton extremely
a all., sales 800 gales low middling 34(536e.
To dare receipts, 07 bales. Bank Sterling, O.
Now York Exchange, V, discount.
1111waaJkee Market-
Sfmwavitsa, Jane 23.—F1oar quiet. Wheat
Wale-Jr— Corn quiet at Sic. ()ate quiet and
declined
1111/KIETb inr RAILROAD,
PITT/MO/MR, roil WATIIIS d CHJOAOO IL. IL
June 23.-3 hbds tobaoeo, II Ethyl; 8 do do, W
D Rinehart; 3 do do, McCullough a co; 5 doz
tubs, Segtanyor a Vosk amp; 1 but beaus, Huk
putriek a Jiro; 15 tan cheese, Volgt a co; 9. do
.10, Haworth, McDonald a Co . 7 din do, 11 Dal
sell a co; 3 cars metal, Jas bulk n; 700
bbls tour, Shoznaker a Lang; 2 carmeat,
r Sellers a co; 11 bbls pearlash, J Doty;fi%
lotus metal, 1L U Loomis; 1 car oats, Rti Court
noy; 15plwa Wooden ware, U Dalzell a co; 15
do do, J D orwro; 77 carboy's, Pittsburgh, Acid
Worksplabelas tow,. Marshall, Fulton a Boll
nnua.,- 2 ears oil bbls , JAB WHltine; 4 eases goods,
Joe Horne; la bdls baskets, ,L 31 Volgt a Cu; 150
bbls dour, Lambert., Shiptemta co; lle do do, 11,
llyers a co; 10 dozen brooms, Haworth;
bUs eggs, T C Jeakina; 1 do do, Bhriver a La,
St 50 Mlle Iloitz, Knox McKee, 1 ear barley.
Spencer & McKay;.2 ears ma44(hdp a:shammy;
1 Uhl eggs, BIM: a Woods; US aka cata„ 114 aka
barley,'Dan Wallacp; aD . biHes wool, &Hradloy
C1ML14•341/ LED PITT twin Luisloan,
June 13-15 ban cheese, WM Gormley; lb do do
8 Ewart. & cin 25 do do, Pottnl7,- MUD , - 15 811 0 b.
art; 10 ban stanabip Allallf.4l hides, 'W. Irlso
era, .5; Soo; ai bbls ornde 011,. uin.300 . 05
apj
do do, Waring & 'King; 37 bate .- wool, S liar
laugh & 00;1 bpi agm W J Stool A .11ro;14
atectie. Ji J Kerr; 17 WA' WillOWs, di co;
la tom obsess, {cg. mapiontolassos, horns
xor & Lan g, %cars corn, .13 ,Wallniitajl do do, II
ttaaJr; 1 car wheay.B4Wlloll co; 12/ Ws barna.
J Lippincott & co; 5i 5 Obis potalto6lo, Graff
natter; 205 Inns flour, Graham & 35liocca51 a
Obga lobaoco, C Oyer; I car lumber, -A War
nor.
.1114.4oluarr j
li a / 3 14 E.b1a.41 4 L ine 13 ' 4
gs .. air . s ta,rek
Clancy; dOzen 7..""ft,„,.1,
bales twine, 11 w.• Jo hn
co; 2. bbls oil,
A l'rondfoot . ; 1 bbl Vinegr, a plch
Dy W
er; 2do do, 11 1' Gaits; /4 bl4a, lAp &
Weise; bra cocoa., Hahn & • bgt
egge,Sholz & Danner 5 bra sot e ‘y
den; / Car =Weed, laylor, 2 - ces . al bed.
nod , & Lotloop. cars ants, Ken
_
-'l'nrrentneltir, Oca.clartrs AuraCisroncsault.
IL
Jone Z..-1 4:10.5. bacon, Meaner Harper -
do, w Bataan; so hall //Ws Wall, lagi w , r l
13 bbl. • ow, Omar& Meier; lop obis .
door, Ctup Stio,Mitalt da!do, J Urea:ls.4o
C7=l:=E3
Sr. !LOUM June M.—Flour; nilddllog low
grades dined gie, higher quanta's firm;
single extra, iiiiiftig,so; double do., $10,W11 1 3.
Wheat, lower =nth's declined; spring, .kiirte
4 81C4 prime, Corn easier, at Mayne.
..
Peek quiet and unchanged. Bacon inactive,
'at 21i,.‘c for clear sides, and 16t4c for shoulders.
Whisky unchanged, at .4:L.8.f..
BITER NEWEL
The river fell steadily during Friday and
Saturday, but yesterday It seemed about sta
tionary with scant four fedt In the channel by
the marks last evening. We had quite a heavy
fall of rain on Saturday night, and Yesterday
the weather Wan oppressively hot and close,
with every appearance of more rain.
The Bayard, from Parkersburg, is the
only arrival from below. The Camelia, from
Cincinnati, was duo Lost night, and will doubt
less be found to port this morning. The
Brownsville packets arrived and departed, as
did also the Forest City., from Parkersbuzg,
and the Julia, for Zanesville. The Arabian,
for Cincinnati, and the Wauanlia, for St.
Unite, cleared with fair trips, haring about all
the freight they could take on the water. The
Rapidan left for Tennessee }Myer during Sat
urday forenoon, flying light. ,
Tbo Lotus N 0.2, Capt. Shedden,ls announced
for New Orleans, and the R. C. Gray, Capt. An
demon, is rapidly filling up for se. Louis and
St. Paul. The Leonora !co. 2is next, on the
list for Cincinnati.
We extract the folloWing river Items from
the Cincinnati Oommerda/ ' of Friday :
Captain E. A .Sheblehtuitaken command of
.1. G. Blackford, Audis now leading her for St.
Paul dire.. The Leonidas, which left for St.
Paul last had 3.50 tons from Pittsburgh. The
pine Bluff discharged fifty tons here, and
leaves for Arkansas River to-morrow. She Is
a new strainer entrunanded by Capt. Taylor.
The veteran Captain Sharp Hemphill ls in
charge of the office '2.aptains Donaldson and
Scott were in the city yesterday, en route
from St. Louis for Pittsburgh. Tho Loretta,
having reeeived her now cylinders, will pinti
lively leave for St, Louis this evening.
borne important revelations is promisee the
hoonl irtsiutor at htomphls of he withholds his
decision m regard to the explosion of the City
of Memphis. The evidence is to come from
• New Orleans. "We think," says a contempo
rary, "Mr. Inspeetor has had evidence enough
in regard to that boat. The report of the mgt.
neer, on duty at the time, that the boners
were leaky and unsafe, ought to be enough.
We can cite a tact that possibly has been over
looked: The engines of the City of Memphis,
nOtaqtnnn ago, were taken out anti the en
gines of the Mollie Able were pot In their
place. The Lotter were snook than her own,
requiring le. steam to r work them,
while her butter power re ined the same
as before. Possitny she made MOTO steam
S S
TOcn" Solon.—We learn from the St. Louts
Iteputgicon, of Tuesday,that Stu shares of stook
In the A. St M. S. S. Ow. were offered for sale at
public auction on 'Change yesterday, and "bid
In" 5.,10 pet share..
Cost A icas ven.—Up to the present date only
two of the coal fleet succeeded to reaching this
port; the Sam Roberts and the Stella. The
fernier had 7 light barges with aborit 511.000
bushels of coal, and the latter had 7 barges and
two small goats, with 5%000 bushels, making a
total of only 105,030 husbels.—Loulsedir (hur
ler, Ilet.
THE NEW
Spring and Summer Medicine.
FLUID EXTRACT
1 1 1.1 1 1
As
COMBIN EU WITH
lodide of Lime,
PREPARICL) FOH.
G. W. PETTES, BOSTON,
James 8.. Nichols & Go.,
DIANVFACTIIRING CUE3IIIIITB,
LEA Pi rTACTUISIUS 0? an
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARB
WITH
Protoiide ol Iron,
Which has bccome so factirribly known •s •
Tonic and Rxatoratire,
By l'Avldeinns anti Int.° In off purl/ qf the
=EI
The new preparation. "SARSAPARILLA IN
COMBIN ATMS: WITH IDDIDE OF LIIIE.•'
presents one of the most prompt alterative agc ts •
in a form capable of canning full action upon the
system, and this In MIMIte sod pleasant doses It
is roneedvd that the alter/Dire. r. sotYUtt , or tonic
effects of lodine, ars exerted wood decidedly when
associated with of her &Item - Wes in rombination;
and the Sarsaparilla teem, to fullll perfectly all the
favorable requisitions.
The first effect uutally observed when •'SA RSA
PARILLA WITH lODIDE OP Ludr•• Is taken, la
an increase of appetite, showing that It has tonic
properties of. marked character. It. alterall ee ef
frets are manifest Is Its ready combination with the
blood and tissues. Hale, scrofulous women and
children improve rapidly ender Its use, and the vi
tal functions assume a healthy condition.
It I. admirable adapted to &large numb, rot chron
ic or acute affections peculiar to children. It I.
Suited to them, both by the mildness and efficiency
of Medicinal effect and thr pie.... attractive form
of lb. remedy. It may be given for a long perbol
where constitutional influntas are desired, and no
repugnance, or disinclination to roar the syrup,
enconntered. in White-Swellings Hip-Joint Dis
cus and Distortion. of the Spine, it should be giv
en persistently, in moderate doses, until relief is
obtained.
in the Spring of the Year, and
Miring the Warm Weather.
The accumellation . of morbid matters In Or system
secms to become manifest and very troublesome.
Lassitude. Headache, Bella, Costiveness, Loss of
Appetite. Pains in the JOilltn, indigestion, etc— arc
very common.. Nothing ever devised Is better
adapted to exterminate or Osseo off these affections
than Otis new combination of nAIIBA.PARILLA
WITH lODIDE OF LIME.
No presaration Me it, or waren appro./mat. to
U, at an
Alterative, or Blood Purifier,
vu eves befort Gee,. placed britittn tAe mach of tuna:-
..ds. Indeed, It la an entirely traW and .laggiriC
combination. in 11 respect resembling anything
hitherto employed.o
The opinion of medical men concerning lt, Lite
description of its chemical character. therapeutic
•aloe, manner of use, etc., are given In a circular.
+width can be had at the more or any and all Mat
ches, Oruggists.
For Kale In Pittsburgh by U. E. BELLEII.3 3 CO.,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS.
mv4:eadw,
FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA.
Combined with iodide of Lime,
Sold at Low Itate• at
FLERINWS DRUG STORE
No. Et 4 Market St., Pittsburgh.
myl9.Bl:al Wy
PRIVATE DISEASES. '
DR. YOUNG, Gate of Philadelphia.)
No. 75 Third street, treats .0 descriptions of Yr, •
yaw Diseases with unparalleled success.
Particular Attention paid to tipermetorrblea an I
diseases of the Urinary Orgaus. Ills treatment fot
the same being the most successful ever employed.
lie give • hopes of • speo.y cure to the afflicted.
Ladies will find his tonunenagogue superior ii, ant
other preparation for removing obstructions to the
healthy menstrual flood. No. I, One Dollar per
b o w, No. 0, which is Wu . degrees stresa•er, •o I
designed for obstinate cases, Flee Dollars per
bottle.
Ottleek t urs, 13 A. M. to SY. Y. OP. it. to gY. N.
re
Add with stamp, Dn.. YOUNG, 170. 75 Thin
street. 1 . 1 tabloids. a leUMS•dtvrT
P.
C. DUFFY,
. .
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
And dealer In STOVES ROUSE YURNISIIING
GOODS, WATER COOLERS AHD
TOILET ARTICLES,
2.07 c ) ..1.4.431rx-exast Elltirevat,
pitrimu HULL PA.
Thlt Home It the Cheapest lace In We city to bay
Stoves and Tin Ware, Jot, Work promptly attend
to t d _ . nay2llM62
- - - . .
GENERAL DRAUGHTING
H• P. GENGERIHR.E, Civil En
• (11111K&B, CIIZMIAT AND BOLICITOU OF
PATKNTS, No. 12 IT. CLAIR STRKET, Post
ONo Box 088, Residence, 14 Hay street, P(7 TB_
BONDS ANDMORTGAGES want
ed for the following soon:
$5OO, $l,OOO, $3,000, $5,000, $lO,OOO,
For one, two and three fears,
GEO. M. PETTY,
lel4 No. 13 SL Clair street
AIMMAIRS &
4lizseit,twra wan XLANUFACTUILEM.
Persons deelrlog a supra:suit QUALITY Or
LIMA will be accommodated by leaving orders at
the EAGLE HoTISL, ea Liberty street. Orders
etvlett vral be called for every day and promptly
Jelft:dM
• ^-
VITT Or AJ.1.5.01.1L NT,
TIIILLSUBIII.I3 Comes, Jane dttn, MB. I
NOTICE IS IMELEBY GIVEN TO
the holden °fine 111 PEN CENT. MUNICI
PAL MINIM Of ALLEGHENY, tea the Coupons
on said Bonds coming due July at, ME will Mpald
on mid day peas the Mate MI) at the BANK OF
. PITToBU.SIeII. in the City Of Pittsburg■ Pe.
D. MACPArauwN,
106' Treasurer ofl legbeny City.
, MONEV LOAN 011117JEVIVO. DI
- AAJ. SMITH FIELD IfTIIZET, 'corner of Sixth,
rttebtreh. • -
Ancona' Lyman on 811reralatak Gans Flews,
Inafrefula. .lenalry,f3o/d and Waftnee.
Illottring, and valuable arttatee afore', description.
• The ti foods etwno; bo &Mund .wlthont a Ileatt.
IPat accountable In case of Mira oritobbtl7.
tioodir _o f every: arsarlptfon for eats at forma.
to, • (Iel:M) =Me fflXLlfc BOY:
k E traT *La rai l gg i Et i lsi l A r
ac, Alpo, 34you!
_losakr and lit. &Inn °ant...
satunank /maw pat.- 7frion.4l in in. 1.444
4111 ' 4 " r r-wrzars..
- .
=EI
31.1,,i:IsTiorzi
DITTSIBURGH, BlWWllB4la2g
i. ILLE AND tir.NEVA U. B. MAI
.i .. .Agh-CriEraErr
Wili run three dally side-wheel stamen between
rittiburgn, KonongaltelaCity, Brownsville, Bit"
Landing, Greensboro, tieneva and the Dunkant
Regions. This line U composed. of the following
steamers
FAYETTE. .... CAPE. M. A. COX.
1 .......... ~..CAYT. BTIGHEIL
FICANKLIN ' CAPT. Z, W, CA IikIAC
GALLATIN CAPT. A. B. C AItLILE.
These paekets will leave Pittsburgh flatly at S o.
m. and sp. m, except Sunday, when the departure
win he at 8 o'clock, a. m.
The through packet for the Oil Regions will leave
Pittsburgh daily at ft p. m.; Brownsville daily at
trt.
ElitrUnsinvi—Leaves Brownsville for Pittsburgh
dLleyaet
s l a G . me nsnbdo r 4 p •
. and
(senora at 12 o'clock;
Rice'. Landing at I p. to.
The Ilne Is comp/Doted of tlrst-elas• aldo-wheel
ateamers, built expressly for the trade. They are
commanded by comets of long experience, who
will pay puticular attention to the wants and com
fort of passengers. file toots will leave promptly
at the hour advertised
FREIGHTS RECEIVED AT A.LI, ROUES.
F fur th er
A t .e.
At the Wbarfeßmet., loot of Grant al., YtttaOtirin.
L. COLVIN, Agen
toyillthloo Brownsville. Ps.
pEOPLES'
LINE OF STEAMERS,
(INCORPORATED.)
Pittsburgl4 dlonougatiela City, Brown.
rills and Geneva.
This Compan will run a daily boat betwen the
ahoy points, comprised of the new and Pp e ..did
side-wheel steamers CkiIEFTALN, It, R. AltritMe
munmander. and ELECTOR, Itoitunc
commander. (The Elector is now being CoMPlettl.
and will man her plate In the line in a few Qt.,...)
The Chieftain will leave Pittsburgh for all points
TUIMDAYS. TtiIIBSDA To and SATURDAYS
at .5 P. a. Hemming, leaves Genera lor Plttabnli
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
at 9 A. R. and Brownsville at 1 P. a.
The Elector leave. MOEDA ), WEDNESDAY
ant) PRII3AY, at 6 1.. a. Returning, learnt Geneva
for Pittsburgh TUESDAY, TIQUItSDAY and SAT
URDAY at a. and Brownsville &L.P. a.
The Company hare a fires-alas. Wharf Boat
at Monongahela City and Pittsburgh. Freight in
volved •t all hours. No charge for commission on
Eastern freight,
This line 1•111 not run INI,I/5 on the liabllatb.
For further particulars enquire on boara,or to
JOHN S. C oNtil Maki all, Age.l3i, at the Wharf
Boat, foot of tfrant rtreet. antlO:tnan
4012 MEMPHIS & NEW zi ati nz t= -
ORLEANS—The salondld steantrr
LOTUS No. 2 l apt. J. btiEDDLY,
Will tenor as above on SATURDAY. nl , l r.
For frelubt-or p.sage apply on board, or to
1...51.,171 FLACK A. t'lll..l.lNtSW‘ lUD, Agr.ntt.
VOIll ST. LOUIS AND ST. Eis zar z t`"
• PAU L.--The One steam,
WAUANITA. Snores.
WIII leavt for the above and all lutt ( 4t n e t diate ports
on THIS DAY. at 4 p. tn.
For rrelght or pass:Lae apply on board or to
Jay:oft:l ,FLACK A COLLINS:WOOD. Agents.
VOIR ST. LOUIS AND ST.
Ei ggr u t
I'AUL DlitECT.—The line pas
.4Capt. W. 11. Ashanso7t.
Will ' leave for the ahavelYrol all Intermediate ports
THIS DAL, June 20, at 4 p. a..
For freight or paasage appiy on board or to
FLACK & tit LLING WOOD, Agta.
R E Y 9 UI I IWILLIN P G A IAt j I E KTF . Agar/4
AND ZANZSFILLE.—The Inn steamer It.MX•
HISALIA.II, Capt. C. STULL, will leave for We
above and all Intartnediate ports every TUZSDAIiI
at. m. Returning, leaves Zanesville every , FRI
DAI at 7 ant. J. D. COLLINOIA 7 OOII. Agent.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
JUST RECEIVED.
a L.,eIRGE LOT Or
LIMES' COMM GIITERS
61 Market Street,
WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT
81.04:::).
MyJ. A. ROBINSON & GO.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
92 Federal Street.
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
ALT 111410 CM. MCIVI.CII. CJiir."Ell
GREAT SHOE EMPORIUM,
92 Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
A LAMBE AND FRESH ARRIVAL
SUMNER BOOTS, SHOES. GAITERS;
aged Da'morals,
Jost reeelved,awl will be gold at the VERY LOW
EST l'ltlek-'1 wither Wholesale or Stela
GIVE 118 A OWL. ificrunr. ruttcuxsimi
ELSEWLIERE.
J. 11. .t W. C. BORLAND,
No. fre Market street, 2d door from Sth et.
m 219
coot".
U . FIELDING & BRO.,
Manufacturer • and Denim In
ChMlarea:o=l. Mt(LiaLlt%
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
No. 140 Ohio fn., Allegheny. '
hio tt : t z epulrlug promptly executed on the shoriv•
NEW BOOT AND SHOE 14013 E
.To. 24 Sl. Clair Street.
ER l Vrend ' ilitTa Itar 1 1 1 . A. A ME . :
ALS,etc., which will et eold at the LOWEST
ItiC (atr&C/IseeLli JOUR SHOD i BASS.
(4ENT'S FINE CALF BOOTS AND,
•-• ctuitiumis U /LITERS at
twyie .1. W. CAR '4 MIA N & CO.'S, 10 Market et.
LADIES , FINE BALMORAL AND
(;UNDRESS GAITERS et
J. W. CARRARA & & 00.11, 811 Market st.
LADIES' FINE KID ROOTS at
J. W. CAHN ARAN & MArtet at.
ADZES' FINE KID SLIPPERS at
J J. W. CARNAHAN & CO.'S 33 Market U.
:tvielzir% i.ta :4,', (•ti
WM. 2, MANZ../. H. 11`013LLAND ..8111IL H. DEMI
Corner Federal and Lace& Streets,
.496-TX.LXII3-313.1311571r,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Dealers in ,Oils, Varnishes, Drnirs„Dye-
Soars, Carbon Oil, etc., Standard and Patent Med
icines. Their albeit Is Large and ell aeletted, and
will be sold as low aa any bona. in the west.
myifingl4
J . SCHOONMAKEH & SON,
Pittsburgh Mite Lead Works,
1934 Tx. An,
MAUL LEAD (ABOUND LN OIL TOIL PAINT/21
OIL HARRELL%
lE±illaiiN
EFFERVESCING
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
In Ilos. la tee lona of POWDER. for salt
by el Wholesale Druggists. Prepared by
AILTIIIIII itoomus. eh...ha N. T.
anti:Prod
CASES CHARTER OAR LEAD
just received and for sale by
1.1E.011.GE A. KELLY.
my2t Wholesale Draggi,U,. V Wc;Od - street.
40 KEGS FRENCH ZINC, In
Juat received and for male by
DEOIIOB A. HILL. Y.
mg.ll Wholesale Druggist, V Woodst eet.
F, MILS. SPTS. TURPENTINE Ina
....received n ud for talc by
tiEWItIE A. KELI
my 2.4 Wholesale Druggist, V Wood at I reL
911 CASES CASTOR OIL, 'Crystal,'
..""".I'" re vell'd and
rot (I11713E A. KELLY,
mylA Wholesale Druggist, V Wood street.
STEAMS
BALTIMORE & HAVANA STEAM..
81.11.1. CIIMPANY.
ALILY. BROWN 1 dONEI, General Agents.
FUR •EY/ ORLEANS DIRECT CAI/REMO
THE UNITED STATES
The rim-lame steaman erlllaall
•• •
LIRA , •-1 4 1Cd . tons, Wm. Rollin., Command, on
SATURLA
"LIBERTY.-I,ZO tons W. 3. etedord, Command
er, on oAT'OIIDAY, June 23d.
Prom ellOWN`k! YELL 'EI POINT,
At 4 o'clock P. Pl., ',reclean, ontbe day. etutoutmed.
Por tralent or pea/lege, perttn- utomrpseeed so.
COMmodstlon?, apply to
HEAT.NI M. WAIIITIELD d CO, Agents,
N. B.—No Bilks of Lading but Mope of tba Connie
be argued. Penults for the frelebt must be
procured from Ude Moe. No freight received tot
bills of ledive 515.04 0. dal or . 51110 5. 0"7
S TEAM TO AND FROM LIFER.
1.043 L ANDJAUZNISTUWN (lartaait) twice a
week. The term LINA mantas
EVERY BATURDAY_
E\IEBY WILDNESDA , X,
tIARBYING U. L MAMA,
TI eta said to and Qom ArelaaL England, Boot.
I=l Omuta, sad
• Ap theltVa U
Gam IDees,_
Jlllllll - 6.• MLA Usti
• .I.smenadssitirai
Taim.Ansa,
oticefFintqtress.,
INSURANCE
NORTH AMERICA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Widows and Orphans' Fund,
.►b. 63. William St., .7rew Fork.
PRESIDENT—N. P MORGAN.
AECILETARY—.3. W. arEpartu.L.
IL PE TINDALL. AledloAl Examiner
E. T. COOK,
SPEOLA L AGENT FOR WESTERN PA..
67 Fourth St., Pittsburgh.
AiiENTS WANTED. mr`Z:hYt
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
CHARTER OAK. LIFE INSUR INCE. COMPA
NY OF HARTFORD, CONN.
TIDS ONLY WYE ItitglitANCE COMPANY IN
A.MEEICA Dom now
the first
pays subsequent
CASH DI VIDEVD on the first and eaett
payment of premium. Its CASH CAPITA.L, anent cumulation of .2.0"000, is severmy Invested in pub
lic stocks and mortgages of REAL ESTATE. It is
now to its 10th year rof business, and has paid to the
'MOWN AND On/11ANS of Its members the sum o,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS. To thin date not a On
o, case of litigation has occurred, an evidence
Runt Itinerant) and ftdr dealing Is • specialty with
this Company.
The policies of this Company are not forfeited by
reason of non-payment of premlnm after the 500000
rear. No payments requlred after ten years, but
policies continue good thzudg? HA.
EI:=J
J. C.
PALMER, H. B. PALMER, Vice President.
a. H. WHITE, Secretary.
Branch °thee for Western Pennsylvankl i alw
Circulars and blank Applications will be
OS Fifth street, PlitsburtiL
Agent. wanted trh.rgetiontotluiesitg:t.Azrzt.to
FERE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH A AIERICA.
PHILADELPHIA
ECCEECI
$1,750,000
Hartford Fire Insurance. Company,
014385,000.
=
Sir Protection eau be secured In the above named
and reliable Companies.
W. L. JONES. Agent.
94 Water street, top stain )
WESTERN INSURANCE CO., OF
PITTSBURG if,
ALEXANDER NLMICIL President.
WM. P. HERBERT /secretary}.
CAPT. itEtIRUE
C N }GELD, General Agent.
Office, V/ Water street, Sp.. is oto Ware limas,
up stain. Pit.bortra
Will Insun anamst MI blade of ?Ire and hl.rioe
Maks. A home lustlttation managed by litreetors
who are well know u to the community, and who are
determined try promptnem sod liberallty, to moire
lain the character which they have aquemed, of.
Insure tering the best protection to those woo desire to tut
InnsitronS.
/Lies. Nlndes, . Andrew Ackley,
R. Stiller, Jr, David M. Ebnil.
James M.Miley, 4 Rees J, Thomas.
Nathaniel Hennes, Chu. J. Clarke,
Alexander S John R. McCune,
peer.
Campbell B. Herron, I James P. Hanna.
C. W. Itleketson.
men) WM. C. HERBERT. Secretary.
f - ITLZEN R
S , INSUANCE COMPA
NY OF PITTHWURts/L—thillieb, conker Martin
and Water streets, second door.
WM. ALIT, President.
Wla, A. SHEPARD, Sect, Lary.
Insures htestmboats and Cal goes.
ileums against toes and damage In the navigation
of the bonthern and Western,. Rivers, Lakes, and
I layons, and the navissn of t ie Seas.
Insures against loss s oddemist. by pre.
one:
k M. Kier.
John Slo, ton,
James M. Cooper,
8. Barball... S.
.1. Caldwell, Jr.,
Jahn S.WIWI rill,
Wm. A. Mod.
delOry
Wm. Regale),
natnuel Rea,
Jas. Pml, Jr.,
W. U. Johnston,
B. T. Jones,
Joshua 'Modes,
Barclay Preston,
Geom. Slnghazo,
PEOPLE'S EVSUR.ANCE CO.
OFFICIL. N. Z. MUNICH WOOD AND IrIFTII.3 TB.
Wm. ITmlpa, • Capt. John L. ithubdt.
John Watt., liamiunl P. &wirer,
John E. Parke, ' Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. Jm.l John F. X.lrapatriek,
W. Van Kirk, ! Frank P. Bissell.
James U. Verner km.
1 4 11 0 1 .. L Haroi4 v Lsi m k d ii .. .. ‘
JiitLti WATT, Viet President
V. V. GARIJNit, e.cratary.
Jar .ly Capt. NaLMEN Goli1)0N, tlen't Ant.
•
~LLF.HHEIYY LiSURANCE CO.
yr PlTTnilUalitt...—ltinee, ro. 57 Fifth strriel
Lank Block.
Lomirmilagainat all kinds Or rim and Marina Maks'
JOHN IRWIN, JR., President..
JOHN D. MOVORD, Vic PaeOdani
C. 0. DON NELL, Seerata`ra.
Capt. WM. DEAN. Gencral Agent.
li
liarioy " Ms,
T. J.; noittinson
John Irwin. Jr.,
. -
John I). 2deronl.
George 8. 11.0.1.
Cliarlee Hays,
Capt. Wm. Dean
Cleo, 1). 111.1.41,w,
1213=t
OIL WORIES.
J. C. 8LT71.721. „C. a.. nurW...W. D. IIIIITILFIBM).
SOHO OIL WORKS.
BITITUN,KEZEW & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF TIM
CELEBRATED SPERM LUBRICATOR,
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS.
Sperm, Lard and Whale 113ils,
RIAD LIGHT, TIMERS OIL AND HMI GREASE
ALSO.
standai d White Burning Oil,
No. 33 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
SEND Flip. A CIRCULAR. Je7:cs6
WOOLDRIDGE OIL RIMMING
C) iClithtl:L.'M,
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA
JOHN WATT, President.
HINNY IL LONG, 8.'7 and Truer.
WORKS IN TESIPEILANCEYILLE
Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
(Near Suspension Bridge.)
IiAIiIITACTURIELS OF PURE WRIT/
ErIETTLNINTISit• COIL.
Brand—"Luoifer."
Tbla Oil cannO 1* excelled tor burning propentee,
color or ore teat, and la ton In well seasoned bar
rels nano".t
rE. r HOAX USE, .r 'EXPORT. 1 03-
111thd 80L te
tnICTOIW—.Jobb Watt, Robert Lel. Het , Hl•rk
C. R. Herron, C. L. Caldwell, H. H. Collins, J. W.
Porter, Itottt. Wallace, D. W. C. Carroll
sanatold
STEAM ENGINE PACKING.
LUBRICATIVE PACKINC,
•
You YEA
STUFFING BOXES OF STEAM ENGINES.
An article recommended IF all the railroad com
'Able*. who have tho-onably tried IL. and Is In neu
ral uee on over two hundred and fifty of the ra4-
[ t o . = lh o te ..,. c . funtry, and no trial by over nee
ADOPTED BY 30,000 STATIONERY EN
GINES. It is a Bret-elm article.
75 CENTS PER POI3IID.
LUBRICATIVE PACKING COM'IC,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
M.
Nos. 114 and 115 WATER BT., PITTSBURGH.
mr/5:144
WARING & KING,
COMMON IMAMS AND BUM
Petroleum and Its Products,
4 DIIQUES.VE War,
.E.x.r.rieuErcrrtcw.s.
PHILADELPHIA ADDHEEB
WARINC, KINC & CO.,
myl7_ats UM Walnut St., Plate
SUPERIOR OIL lENGINEIL
We &no constniming, and wit keep on Mad,
peritn eille of
clam. zdachmarictas
aft lutm A conon OB Tumus salt
neegg e rr p tlf i ttle d i t ri o4
1.8.
SILKtAri =MILL a co.
CIORDI:ERCLIL OIL WORKS
PURE WHITE BURNINC OIL
Constantlyoa band wad tar dale
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
B. C. ill J. K. SAWYER,
No. 41 WOOD STIMILT
Jsalms nom a. Co.,
11WIIMILOTtlarlit 01
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA.
clutoil4 l o2 ll Let at"
iirrrisirsoaVra.
MEDICAL
DR. KEYSER'S
Pectoral Syri-41,-
CURES_ COISUMPTION
Cure ss lEtronc.i i ti ,
CURES COLDS,
a nWI
CURES
All Diseases of the Lungs
A ease of floe years' etsntling reel ley Da. KKY
FIEH•B PECTOKA 1. I.
nrraltuiton. January 11. IWO.
LaTaixn:—My .rile han ~,n afflicted with it
by rough .3.1 41111colty of brrati.lna for Orr or nil
yearn, which, f t. rat y0 , ...re had gra mady
inereased In vloien..e. Th. complaint ham loven her
editary, and •Ie had tarn treated Lt teverul
phtal
elana without any rrll..f. In I.IIIMI St.. of h., case
procured aornr y nut 1 . F.1 I. till SY
I bought, thr Orel tlint, a lift) ment Louie, which.,
Ileved tour eery much; 1 hen called and got a dons.
notile...blol,urrol her ntire., and she nax now no
tr•• e the former diet.... except ',manes.. I
wohnl mISO etwte lb. I uertl the medicine tnyaelf i .3 a
c .1.1 and cough. The
Inc
cured the fly taxing
dose. I clone. v entire 4,llafartion with ti.e
medicine, ant, you arc at Lett) to 1011111 mi. ',his 11
you desire WM. W IN,
'Alderman. Fifth Karl
rivrshuholi. A pril RA, ISW.
It/CAL) THE Kaye/cut—l have a
daughter who has taken ae veral snedlr.lhee fora bad
6 . 41.01 without hen , •llt. among them. Ayer's n
Pectoral. I purrhened front you a fugue of)t et
Pectoral Syrup. nod ben., eh.. had used half a Lunt
lle the watt refleved. The. .reouti bottle chr.,,l her
..nllrely of her cough. II tfi N lIA /UN..
1.4 0 .112./11 street, A' -ghtny.
Derember
A littF.AT CURE 111' DI:. KF.l: l tlrl. l VECTOR/11.
SYIII-1 . . —I live l 0 1,. Inee townahlp, Allegheny
nonnty. I bad a cough ntul owttn,r...blrh -
meured ....at the 411, /a , t. at, row to eight month.. I erelplo)ed he,t phy,lcltua
1 0 the country. and my rouy h unabs-ell
until early In Petol/er. At that time I w. d
to try vour Pectoral , ottra nl.l
4flkr y 11.4 tag on one InOttle t w. entirely free from
the ~oughlng and ,jattt.g. I had de , palred .er
gettlug well, and I think hi Ot. Wet
Ude valuable remedy .11140 1 , .r others what It Itaa
duo,. In my JOHN LITTLE',
Wllaces: B. M. Henn. Prel,les town,hlp.
Parrtox lota:et:Mr, April 14. 1141.
A 'WONDERFUL UU KR. —a.aue Limaago an told
neighbor of mine wan ve,y 111 with • had cone.
ahl, la every erne suplq.ed to hr roeunonption. oi,e
relative, told nor that he had Loses every remedy
they heard of 'without ownetli. his tn,ther came to
see aim die. and all ow,re the belief Oust
ha could not live. had shout the third ot • hole
of To. Pectoral a, rep. ' , which 1 gave hint. and It o.n
-411,4 cured to the aatoulatunrnt o f all. W•ist
Makes the ease more remark/tole. is tom r .reme tee
of the wan. he being about tuto y year. old. lamas
DO doubt Os rectos.' saved his Ille.
Joltila
OIL E El • nitH'n rEcroitni, F 1 itur BLA.l.rk
nlLl...L.—Please send tut anothersupin of your vs.
Liable Pectoral Syrup. Almost everybody a , oun.: u.
teas the 'add, and are euquirina for • •Dr. tie:reer's
Vacua - al Syru n.• • We have sand Atte, n notues She
aat went. mad are now etaire-le ma. Mr. A. AL.,
and Ali. P. Maher. 'nail of ftlalr.vllle, Pa.. t..ltt us
they would not be without It In their runlikua. Il
fact, att wbe use It once want It again.
Tour., JinreetfUlk.
J. b. I.V All V..11..t.1S A 15t./Nl3.
.1 ulnae). IS. 1.5811.
PlTT , at'ltall t Nov . ..tuber
It allot,. Inde.
A_C.t.t, ft - Ctall." ud your
nn It worLlty Lbe st , t utl..n ninny
..n ina) In any wanner aftllett! n
in
t
. ougi fttl•lf tad of nay kind and fat in,
.wc• ..u. - :4 t.! :Lut
••-ne.‘ll,ll alt. 1.I; up< ntt
Larc•lo :by 111, strocted o
..rvera.at t,frobta and to.ar.entta. At 11100
;to...at would ob.rome o as to ono,. m))
r.peaklug abovo a whtscr, and by taklng,s. ...Jae,
the above Syrup It would roller.:
tn we entirely
lit recotaeud Lug thla troollclno, I must uu10t.,..
lugl, say that It is IL,t renooly lk‘t.r od,
I ours. moot resprettblly,
EDWARD ,/ .1. gas,
Ca.hler Cltlsous . Deposit Hank.
SrrUBtXVILLL Ohio, March 14. Ih&.
I two, 1,1,1 Or. Kr yeo ottgh ..cyrup for • l•rtd
..1311
ay i ~4ral 'carp g. and -art rt itty
oval ttlettleine for p tile WWI, i
. 1.
•
I'ItATT AND DI:. IA EVBF-It'S I'ECTDA A.
NYI:l• I'. KZ, Mr: Eacuce I.be
••1 ackto , .ll,l,ansllls.,Llenre of your Pei:Loral
n)rup I'. 1 talr grtAt pleas , •rc any.
;In ..611. la .1 you Ib7 It 1. knocked LLe
n Art
. .
, u 1 ‘.l" y l.t. g and the worst one I was over aluict
od with. I hare ant used inure than one-half t
I.ttie. and I can and do wish that all who are
rd sv•••ild give It an lair a trial w I have done, and
they will be proud to ,ae, "It in unnosek u,n,etne.
woithl nut sun, snot., suen an attack for any
onaideratiot, ..0 at any cost. I ant cou tide. I ,an
reathe mare tree!‘ that ever did. I snail slwayt
ve knowledge -.. or), at gratitude ita Inventing so
est client It rem. dy. You ar r at liberty to use my
name Intlll4 regar.t as on think nr . oper.
h. V. PRATT,
Alecaeue., ( 1,61/110n Col 7 nril,
N. B.—l am otranger su) an
all who cutt rtaaludoudoublecon.. rue 1...1...we11'.0
ANOTHER NEW CEIICIFICATE.—Dn.
Kn'el 11, , TulLst, t• 1 ItL P. —I bsd hovn trunolod
• cou,L *l,l told sor /several weel•—•o nod
T. l th t at I could uot !deep. I h.l the advlto and :lit.
crlptlonn from three , 01 tlor boat uhrcletana in Lb,
whom I non, but do not do ao. t.i.alll
'orotund • bottle of your l'ector•l Syrup, W.l.a
i. aro .1 sale enure'', .
(101gued/ J. W. 6101ONTJN,
.o. 246 I.lberty 500661.. Pittsburgh,
January vu u. 1660.
••nTI/PTIIATCOUGHINII.' . —' - Husr can 1 dolt?"
•iu tu Keyser', on Wood street, and get a bottle 01
Isis Cough Pectoral, sod If that don't cure you, 10or
.ase ninel be desperate loured •• This Is • specnnen
.l the colloquy one hears every due in cold-eatening
w elude of the ar. And we va.n, from actual en ,ww
,
. 1111 , 01. cheerfu ye lly concur In the adviser's adtuoul
,lon as above, for we have tried the ••Pectoral,' to
East stubborn cane, with enure success.Nusr
wt., weeks agu we went to Pittsburgh, with ono 01
moot distressing, a ntrary mullah,Unbnivinahla
. gbs we ever e pe rienced *lnca r advent upon
• s himundane sphere. We coughed s ou teadily .4 la
.0olousi) for our whole weet. In copes of. tlriug It
out, but It oas on gu. In fact, Itseemed rather lb
late Improved prwetice, and to have u , iulred
trength, potency and distressibillty by the opera.
.lou. In this stage ofcoughed our wily
0 Keyser•s, Fe, Wood at eet, in . ..urea • Olt%
eat trottle of the "PeeturaJ,•' took It according a
directions, and In luny -eight hours we were waste,
.4 he Acid, the enemy hating Unconditionally sue.
rendered, aftei a brief, but nequal eourJet with us
formidable ad .iversary as berate'. fatnon. On‘tg ,
t'ecinral. —Brosolarri/Js Vity per, ire, H. MS.
DR. KEYSER'S PROVE L SYRUP
re prepared urd sold 131,
DR. GEORGE H. KEYS.
No. 140 WOOD STREET
Pittaik:su_rgla, 3F`coaxaca.'4
P IE
Great Nervous Remedy.
Ur. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
will relieve, without fall. and often herniation
cure all Nervous Irritssbatty.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cato hiPctori •
or. Keyser's Nerqous_ Antidote
Will Core Twitching of the N c.r4
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Nervous Heade:be
Ur. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
• Will Cure Nervous Cramp of the Rowel.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous An%lote
Will Cure Neuralgia
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia of the no.
IW. Keyser's Nervous Autidote
Will Cure Neturalgie of the Startled
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgia of the Heart
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Curt Neural Klee( the Liverand Melt Side
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Cure Neuralgic Ueadache
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
win c., navii....u.. of We Herat.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
Will Care Fnininess • &anemia( Btnm•at
Dr. Keyser's here : Antidote
will Cure Ssoppag cur. •or UM flea=.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antinote
Win Care Tram!. Data Excessive Drink
Dr. Keyser's heavens Antidote
win "Pe BYlK , Chondrtul.
Dr. Keyser's Nervous Antidote
will Care Lowneu or Benue
Prepared aid sous by
OR. GEORGE H. KEYSER,
14000 Street, Pittsburg*, *
Odisotswi
RAILROADS.
1866 SUMMER
A aßripirse
• RILANti KYLENT
,
I'ENNSTLVANLA CZNT2I.A.I. R. K. -THlcii Sr!.
DAILY TRAINS.
Itn and ruler SUNI/AT, May 20th LSE". te.l It. ..id
lotto the Unt-ti I a,aemetr DopoL et Inez . of Wash. leirton Arid I.lb. rty -oirett. at folio.,
PAY F.11:1 1 10 , ,,-1.• airs Int... Murat .11: 0 0 1- 11..
slopping at pritir!pal !Pet lona. Areivor al .0 noon>
At Tyrimt. 9 . 0 A. Rteltel.trar 1 , 12
S.; Look Hart-n, 12:10 Him - melon 1.2-
• Baltimore.: Rial r. v.: Jew Yoit. Ms, A Orr,
51 , 51: 10:41 P. at ; Phllailelphta.s 5:110 at:.. New
York, vie Plillatirlphia, at 10:r e. Y.
, INCINN ATlritr- , r.-Leares L"Me'io.ah at
5:41 A. a.. moot - Ong at orally all otatlool; %float ra t
s L F. linerieborr, a:I, V. t
Plo`adrlliala at A. a. By this to romeiongt is
trito trrrriA L Won tiomo. %Yea , P r itl . 1,10 0 1,
i-tit I , ..xpre.r. train for Near 1 ./ re-letting
:1, - , et Situ A.
.. • .
P.l I LAI I KLPHIA EXI • II.r.V.TILA-1: •,..1."Itelotr•11
t. r. •topplug Duly .r
. I,atr..het 6. i 5 : •, 9: T.l I. AL.:
/Ito rtsoura, m• A. IL rc..• T. ‘. T
York. ta 1 , 1 , 4. , . • :111Iderrill,
A. M., an.: 1:••• ork • :pal, at
2,0, P. M. Sleol ars 4.1 thrOego.
tli I . .tuburat, to ' llaltltoor. and VII „Well:411r,
ay , Tot • • :a AllentoTrra.
E AST LINK—I:Paso- Plltaoargh at 10.1 T, T. 11
slot ping only at prior:pa! Atatlona. at Al
ata I:10 A. a., 11.r1tb.,:r,t,• aRi 4. V.; 1 1 11 I
tnore,l 12:24 P.
It.; !kw York.' Ti, At. , wow t, 1 It
P. rPlladolphla. , 1:10 P. N.: and N• ‘rt.
r6lll4.leapltla, at 11.:412 P. K.
•M-nor
;Dotty ait alba, tratTat, St,spletvartr:•:-•
Accit3l MODATION TRAINS. I/ 11. Y. SL NDAN
EXCEPTED.
JOHN sT, w N ACCVSL9I()DATI/ /6:- Daily( except
Sundays) nt 2:5h P. N., Mopping at tean/ar stations
between Pitts burnt, and Conemanita, and connecting
at Blairsville intereeotiou with trains the ludiana
Branch and West rearm - Irani& Kann.. I.
AI.TOONA ACCOHNLIDATIO 9 i—DaIiv (d•cepl.
Su adays) at 7 050 A. Y., stopping at all reaul tr &dolmas
between Pittsburgh and Altoona. and thee/rig coo
donnectiou with trains on the Indiana tlrsoch. West
Penosylvania RAllvnad, Irttettalturg A Cresson ROl
ru', and Hollidaysburg Branch.
01 Ors Accommodation, No. 1, daily (exempt
do: , ), algal A. M.
Wal!'• A coonurkdatlon No. 2. daily (except Se It
doli'C)i'lV'Arco¢trtattetiation No. 3, daily (turn', 'du..
Jaye) 11:50 A. Y.
11r141.1001 . 3 Accommodation No. I, daily (ea..wpt
Suudnya) at 3:40 P. Y.
WsO Accommodatton No. 4. daily (exempt s du
'l4scocLnn.ollation No. 5, daily (except Sun
days) at 6:01 p.. 51.
Wall's Accommodation No. C. daily (except hull
at 10:50 P. 11..
The Church Train leaves Wall hostile or, ay Son
da) at 0:15 A. u.. and arrives in l'ittabot ah at It Old
A. n Returning, leaven Pittsburgh at 12:0: I'. Y.
and Arrives at Wall's Station at 2:0,/ P. N.
erring Tralm arrtve Into ourgn as 10410Wril
Pao 1.1. 2:le A u.
Vico t% all". Station Ac com m o dat io n..... 6.7 A A M.
Acromoonlation No. 1 7:50 A V.
Second Wall's station Accommodation.— 8:150 A Y.
J todirddrrn Accommodation 66. A U.
Itattimore E sperm. 1,0 N.
Plotadelphia Expose 1)0 r. N.
too ork Exprr•e 1:50 as.
nor! Y. e Aceounnotiatlon..... 210 i Y.
Walt's A. otuoloole Ono, No. 1... ...... ..100 I. Y.
ttnottlock'• Accommodation No. 5:60 P. vt.
It all . , Accommodat, In No. 6 7,0 n
Altnotta Acconontelatlon atol Enomant. 10:50 r. Y.
Os, Y.[ pre-. 11,50 r. 91.
Tlo. Cid isolo: pitla Ex Ore+, And the Baltimore Ea
wlllu army: with the New York Express at
INtt P. st., Sundys.
V be new
of Depot Hotel, occpying top three
opp. r eiorles of • be [Perot But lellg is now open tor
the 1/4 , 1,A lAI4 AtcoulM(1.114101) of th e traveling rom
°tunny. A rapacious Restaurant Is open at ALL
nor An day and night, Sundays excepted:
—lnc..ocu ae of lose, the Company will hold
them.elyes resp.tnalble for personal baggage ttuty,
sod foe an smarm. tot exceetling COO.
For tinsel. apply to
W. 11. BECKWITH, Agent.
Al •. cPe ormyl ennla Central Railroad Proutenger t- to.
1.1 .... i/l. Liberty and Wmatlngton Street, Iny":1
a-
0711.14OURGU, FlNiONgiggEg
WAYNE & CMCAOtt
RAILWAY, AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBUitti H
RAILROAD.
114408. Sommer ..CrrAwirement. .1666.
~on and otter Nay 0005 , trait.. .rill run ••
:lows, Met
lettum• Per Poe
Pettartucutt, Mecum, M.tro. Wheeling.
Rai rens 17:71 IC
F tore., .... I:10 A. M. 2:10 A. at. 165 r.r.
Knorr.,
2 . 1 U r. M. • r. a. 4:35 P., .
511 / 1:45 A. 0. .10 A. /4. '.lO A. it.
F., Newcastle sad Pile • 5•50 a U.
Itethrrtlng, ',lye at Pittsburgh:
P., Ft. W. & C. H. A. K., 0:10 r. Y., 0'
Fula'. r.
Kr ritatia-41;65 r. u.
( A R. A. at., 3:10 P.Y. 9:1,0 r.
0.1.11.11
A COI)ATIUN TRA/Nll.
Leave Allegheny fur
Now BnionTo74-9:00.1.. tl.. I.IIIIC A. K., 401 r. K.
and 0:00 p u.
ISLA HA.TAII-2:1:51...
Saw CANTLX-9:40 P. U.
5%
Inns V.
5% Inns 7 11.1..5.-3,70 F.M.
Retorulag, arrtve at Allegheny
V. Ft. W. & C. It. W. —7:46 A. 14., 9:
A. Y. 2,30 r. r. hi.. 12:K/ A. n.
C. & P. It. 14-0:00 a. at.
GEORAIE PA11.11117. Ticket /went.
Union Passet.ger Station Pittsbort 17. Is
A. Q. CAS/MLR Ticket A tent.,
Alleghen (At,.
toy 21 V . It. MYER, linueral lieset A Lent.
PITTBDURGH 7I ,COIiiMEALAND
1.91 BU N
S AD CINCLN•
0. A 11 RA11.160
THE GREAT SHORT LINE ROL•TF
I=
=1
13=1
=3
INDIANAINOW,
And al I th,. c tr i vpl N lC i y.i.z. u.ruw,,,
•
EMESSZI
SIONDAY, MAY II6:11:166 , .
Tra.ne .111 leave mud arrive at the 111 , 10 N UM: UT
Ilepar:•. if rtorA.
Pant Line. ....... 14:10 A. U. 9 - a ,
Dlall
P.M.?, " Y:5O P. KipreA9
Way A , ...0mmadat10n..... 5:55 A. N. 6:10 P. Y.
Ntanstir:tl Xec , ,,,utv.,la'r, 10.10 P. Y. 1:49 Y. Y.
B...abet/rifle Atmommod'n 41W 8.10 A. Y.
8. P.
800' Tlckot Agen Pl
t., 191.ea1,..911', 0,,
It. NIUTEIIC:
TlcAet Agent. ''Llon 1 9epot.,
PITTSBERGH AND
CONNELL.BI,'II.L6 11. E.
Spring Arrangement.
THI.II-tDA Y. BIA.ItCH INTR, 1.5.71,
Th..rslor lenve the Depot, corner of Boss
Wr.tcr streets, as follows:
I=
PitiabeervA. ni.t4d•Ya
and from Union town... 7:00 A. Y. Cot I .
Express,
West Newton Accommodation 4:15 P. M. 8:11. a.
ilret Meliwesport Ancona •n 11:00 A. Y. eiso A. 11
led.o P. K. VIA r.
II _o:.soek•e 4:10 P. Y. r.4s I.
ountlny Church Tralia to and
n - an West !Newton l:00 P. X. WM
Yoe Tick el.* APPIY
H. C. ettALLKNIMIS.WEH., Agent.
W trrou'i , ttpl.
I=l
ALLEGHENY
VALLEY !LAMY , )All
CIILANdE OF
tlu and after THURSDAY, April 26th, trains will
leave and arrive at Depot,corner like and Canal
streets, Pittsburgh. as follows: -
Lames. 0 4 re - fho.
Mall, to and from Mahonlog... 7:0 A. U. 610 F. al.
Express, do do r. a. PRO A. On.
:Kula Works 8:10 A. a.
filstiminitis
•
First Holton do .... 91/0 A. N. ii t A. SI
L'urns.: us oo ....II SO A. N. 2:00 P. 31
Secmod Hutton do .... 6:000. N. t:400. r
, ontlay I:bore: l'rstu, to stud
irolo Soda Works 1:001'. to 10:00 A. Si
apSi H. BLACKSTt/SE, Supt.
FOUNDRIES.
BM
FORT PITT FTINDRY.
CHARLES KNAP NEPHEWS!
SLASOPACTIMPUB OP
HEAVY ORDNANCE,
AND ALL NINON OF lINAVY CABTLNBI2I..
Special attentlon paid to ROLLINQ ,Mll.t. WORK
BLAST MACHINERY and RETORT&
REPAIRS Attended to promptly.
As heretofore, the best meter/ale will always De
lased at this Preitidry.
Attention Is called to our NEW FLY WREST
PATTERN and increased far,llltles for fitting UD th
noSitid
WM. r • asc JOHN ALLfI JAB. L. AVM.
VALLEV STOVE WORKS.
ALLEN, M'KEE & CO.,
OMee and Warehouse 301 Liberty Street
opposite Smithfield.
Manufactures a great rvlety of COOK, PARLOR
and H KATI N U bTOV En. among which are the cel
ebrated Allegheny and Monitor Coal Cooking
/oves: also, the Autocrat and tlentinel,_ for coal or
wood, end the unrivalled tiler of tile Emigre. for
wood: also, Arches, OM., fenders, Sugar Kettle%
Dog Irons and Hollow War generally. rind
...w. VAillatalt ...... B. naDtal
/ETNA STOVE WORKS.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacture every variety of
COOK, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
Amon! which &rattle celeiirstell EUREKA, %'HOPICI
awl 1 ALLMAN (Coal eitoeca POMAN/ , VET
ERAN and 1110NRIDE8 (Wood Cook stover.) Also
mautiCaciore
. .
CRATES, GE ATE FRONTS, of4r..
Wire end Warehouse, corner of Second std Woo
etrevatt, Pittsburgh. TChtrance on Second street.
s4tlrY
1:14 Dio_ol was):
pITTSBURGH STEEL WORUS
ANDERSON, COOK di CO.,
(1611CCESSORIS TV JONES. ttUTD I CU.,)
alanufacturen of Lb beat refined Cut Stoll, Square,
Plat and Octaon, of all Macs. Saw Plates, 11.. Tod
and 6bect Cad liteel, Oast steel for
REAPING AND MOWING MACLUMi:3,
STEZII PLOW WINGS, RPOINSS. AXLE!'
cnmwes,
Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel.
°Mee—Corner or First and Boas Wee ta, two Dial.
above the Monongahela ROOM
=al
B LACK DWIOICTIF
ISTEEELICA vercnsizras,
PITTSBURGH, Pk.
PAWL. Bacrisme
aumnpulturcrs of
SiesT QUALITY SJIMILD CAST STEEL.
Scr Plat and octagon, of all atse. WIBITSILIAO
to
N ool to .ny Imported or manufactured In tbla mina.
tr 7.
wr 0.,,, sad warebouse Ho. 349 andlittletrat, on
sod LWISewLILI saseta. ritymaim
ONO. D1UTZ11..._...11. D. 81U1LZE...,.4 .
LA BELLE STEEL TWO . W4,
ELEIDEMINX ab 4:1&
end }3 ~TZft SUCEIM U MW
rus./—i/r4tra.NO: N WALTZI JAZILECT
PENNA. SALT MANUFACTUR'G CO,
PITTSBURGH. PA
PENNA. SALT MANUFACTUR'G CO.
PITTSBURGH, PA
=?Emi roirzlis nig 1.61
ji 4 Zc(j..,
20.,
On this .Continent.
ISSO PRONOUNCED BY TOE
et seldititio Analytical Chemists.
It Restores Gray Hair; •
It Prevents Hair Calling Out;
Changes the it 00..• to their Oiigtnel
Organic Actiont
it - Eradicates Handrail * and Humors;
It Keeps the Scalp Healthy;
It Contains no InJurloos Ingredient,
And Is universally accorded so he a Splendid Drees
lag and litipertar Toile A Arti c le. 118 idERITn are
INSIDE BOTTLE.
Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID Limn any
other dollar prepuatton.
No LAUD L REWARDS ii , red to establish Its
silleacy, but t E ALA N TEE to refund the
money to any person teem oil use two bottles and
thou say that our Restorative bas failed co do all we
claim.
J. B. BARRETT fi. CO., Proprietor*,
31.n.,,,,ter. New limit.
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Wood Street, Pittsburtts,Pir
tt. 11. BURR ,t lientrel Agents, 24 Tre
=tent street, Bo,ton. m y21,241'
CHOLERA
DISkRIED
The
. Chief Cause of Pestilence
Destroyed!
ME. COURTAREDS DISIN
CTIN la FLUIDS, secured by Letters I•atent
in the United States and C o m pan
y red solely
by the New York Pletutectinspan, at their
Laboratory, Nos. MP, MO and NYI Henry Street, N.
Y.
toots,
s 2 Cedur Street.
Thil Company °immix.' on a permanent baste,
with Dr. Coortaret. the celebrated French Chemist,
in charge of its Laboratory, Is prepared to furnish
its Di el 'RCM° r inn ror sick rooms, nurseries,
urinals, water closet., privies, cesspools, sewers,
gutters. shim.. railroads, hospitals , prisons, and
pectic institutions or all Cleric, staughter- honeys,
offal and fat-bolllng t iers-al o e establishne al kinds of
to every
Cintotens.fp increasing
to every fanner and w hero,. r polconotmano
oCCD
sIv g•ses exist. There agents ore dermorlsera,
an
antlputrescents, and disinfectants In
the scientific meaning 'T
or the worv.s, hey remove
noxious Karam. and odors by cnemical
prinrlplce—
leaving In their pieces Arottbrut air; they are DX
txrtorans. and not merely oboortxnlo,of poisonous
gases—not ininr.us to nitenrils le watch they are
leuse., Tbe attention or medical and acfetitlac men
d !reefed to these di', lectouts. :Attached are
testimonials In favor of tin . great ell•rovery, which.
with hundreds of others can be seen at the Compa
ny's ranee.
Di:Lava. ElOrsit, A ~ D.itiT,Alarch b, 166 ff
To lb. President of las Nos York Igarigfeeting Co.:
Dear dirt It Is ail it Ls represented to be. We have
made many trials of diunagMants, but now consider
that we hove round An •Peticie which surpasses all
others as • nilluedy as shut all bad odors.
T. /WESSEL & CO.
New Yuen, April 9, IiGS.
To Me Presorrol of rho Neu, Fork Dleinkfedlng Co.;
Dear Sic 11 e pronounce it, without exception, to
he rho Last we Itaveet er kenwn. Its effect Open
every matter Is complete uul inetantat,
L. A. STN.TSON, Astor House.
N. H.—Three Dl.lofectauts a used by the scav
engers, under the direction of th e r Sanitary Pollee
of the Metropolitan Health Departnaeot, N. Y.
POWELL P THOMPSON. VI ClcOslt Ow., N. Y.,
(lend ral and Sole Agents for the United !gate+ and
the Caliadas, to whom all orders should ho ad
dressed.
T. LOU! 8,
Net sale by IdeCLARAII h SicKENNAISI, Drag
Oa a, Mt aborgh, myllansea
Huntrimmos
HOMOEPATHIC SPECIFICS.
lisve yroes.l, from the most ample expernmee an en
tire success, simple. criticism and reliable. 'I bey at a
the only nmeliclues perfectly adapted to popular 1 to
—so elmple that mlmuLes cannot be made In mime
them; so barmiest as to be free from danger. and so
cfnment as to be always reliable.
No. 1 cures FEVERS. oun off' .
gestlous, 1221Iamosa
-2 •• Zafallit Paver. Co
or Te.ththir or 1
Shots
4 • DIARRHEA of clll6ireo .5r arinitz. a
DYBENTF.NY, Grt;•ing xlvt 11111oVe
Coll
I •• ( . %01 8.120 11101912U18. Nam.... a
7" COULIHS, Colds, Bronchial,. 22
o " NEURA-Ltil.A. Toothache, Pace. -
ache
•• HEADACHE. Sick Headache ." ..
o •• DYSPEPsIA, Wino. titomacit.•.., .28
11 •• SLIPPRESSRD, scanty and palatal
2 •• LETlL rb'd 'oll . lll-REA, or White 5......... 1
10 ln. 4
Hon, 25
115 RIIEUIATISII, all rheumatic oalea 22
26 " FEVER AND AGUE, and
•
Fever
17 '• PILES, internal or external 02
18 " OPT/LAI...AY, sore, Inflamed eyes.. 60
•• CATARRH, scut. throb% isidu.
•. CCO (Hi, arommodic
"" ASTritk. pore srd
22 •• EAR DLSCltAßli ' Ett,lmpalral stear
in
•• DROt entlara , l • slanda
24 • HER 112.11 ER TY, physical
1 2 " DIMPSI ' Ind b.aaty Seerations,....
•• SEA SICILNEB2,, or Hotness nom
ridbur
•• KIDNEY DISEAS,EGrareI .
" NEzi e cs . 2; DEBHAITY; seminal
29 •• SORE 1.41 , 1411.1 u =er ".1".
02 •• URINARY INCONTLNIINCE. 80
81 • • renia , w, PERIODS. even mlth
112 • • 811 8 0 4,'"' SrAILLNUS at Meuse 0(14
121 •• EFILPSY, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dan.
cc* ,
•• DIPTritIA. u:oerated sore Hu oat 142
Aantir Glum.
Ouse::f IS vial*, tu moraeCtmaseandbook cum. ,.
0.,
(II of ,ht arge vbils, lb morocco awl b00k...." 602
Case of 211 large vials, plain case Lod book a 00
Case of 10 box. (No. Ito 16) and b00k..,. 102
B. L. FAHNEMOCK & CO., Wood * Bt,
Wholesale Agent
TOR rlttabureb. Pa,
A. ALEISCL.• •
Corner or Fourth and Market atzeels.
Poi sale lay Z. 8111(E14AI8mithffeld street.; Jtst.
FLESELN43, 84 Harketatrect, corner of the Diansouo
KIMW:Nr( I )?..ii AELAAVeI Itan-caor=a
Mukot street, pittborgh.
111. STRICKLAND'S Melnik:Km s
A- , COUGH BALSA* Is
. n . nowl to bo the On pre- ' pperaclon t
cor,:7..noirso extegnsres.
Asilaut Whonlit o rkrth
Cop vhr . N
non, Bconennis an d
Mint prepared tram
and Herbs, b oclinGt, eningg and e : yeeprsatlßgg and
RE.
~‘
Grattan. or the
..Throat and Urns Tor nle lq
Druggists evesTrurre•
rt. was= a co.,
M/Yd •Waol4lB.l.ll•AsiaT
A pa. sTufeira.ssfrs PILE nips.
ya
~ w has GUNN!) thou
ands of the worst cues ot ,tt s ,
BLIND AND sucau.usta p
FILMS. It elves Ileum/tete •re •",
r els li n e t 4 " I r gifead=
" its=/ aH Or.gg°ll.lP 1:L
al cents. pee bottle. • .
nouvuis Auras I I
ME
108iiiEJP8iA. , -Dr. Strlckland'r
mted rigk r %
tr , . t io t 3. 0 62
(......:a
474, . _
rAdd en e a eatiolnattre to cl\NI ,
etrelttben the stomach sad- ~:- -J
nereonesystoo. Dissect , ... .- ":./b 4..
TO.CdI AD , P.Dia. C . 3
..), LadigO•Liens e , •041. , .
- 7 .. i
ees2Aei Lots et petite. • •
1 , 7
ut ,,,, br o .,_h.. - .
natatenalaii - deblitt 4 ,N.
~ k )A ;
moot stehohoth2l„,ml474 - . 0 111 I , *
mouestualysolt•= ones* ._ . .
vervoue and dymermte Per . . - ...,- . ..
eons.
lit
feral/ by all dzelN w......
4a
......
etas everreee at pelt 001410.
__ . t. E. ttliLlaltel a CO,
EMI
poR'I`Y YEARS PRACTICE -
IN 01111CCIAL DISZANgS.
Mies ere a knowledge seldom. aegolred by rhyst.,
1.11111. Mybang residence lnthla city, and the amount
or repents treated manually by .are gemak k g,
o of my_ owes.
grEIthLILTONIUNEL. or Selma Weaknesa, "ad
nil dbeaseg emits' therefrom, are Cored In %Meek
tborter time thaw - heretofore by my NEW yEarr,
MILK ICILNEDIJCIL - kledtelbee seat - to sohygagg.g.
tbe Union: All letters must south's a stmegke bay.-
k: A te,%ll .
JtW LILNETIUY, I
°26:Witty s UM. Pittsburgh, Ps.
•
pRIVATE DISEASES.
owns= KIM PENN rrazzz 'near Banat
•
roT 4be.ture of all diseases of a mints astars, hr.
from two to fon An, weanlynswitt2 sate
inatmeati otnlon & tun all Wier
diatoms of Oh. 11111.11.11 organs Awl their venni/iv
Clara srananted or moan rernadad.
A=sions-7 to Pi a. it.. to; sad • WO W..
WW2 W.. Mit Yank Aron ,
SACRA;'• itikUßSlt-41,000 : secowit -
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