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Fresh Air In Railroad Cars.
The Court of Massachusetts have been
mined upon to decide a case arising out of a
passenger per-istitig in letting a draught of
fresh air into a railroad car, against the wishes
of the passengers. The conductor remonstra
ted, and put the window down ; the passenger_
broke the glass, and got ejected from the car.
He brought suit for damages, and got s4y the
price of the ticket, the Court ruling fiat the
railroad company had a remedy by law against
the passenger for destruction of property, and
could not, put him out except for persistent
violation of the rules of the company. The
New York Journal of Ormmeres reports a case
nearly similar, in which a lady refused to close
a window, though requested by an elderly
gentleman, who sat on the next seat to her.
The Journal remarks :
"Now, which was right—legally, we mean
..or according to railroad regulations ? Moat
gentlemen can easily determine what they
would have done—they would have left their
seat and.found one elsewhere, or remain stand
ing rather than quarrel with a lady. But what
were the rights of the parties? The comforfs
of railway passengers depend more on the
courtesy and politeness of the parties than upon
mere abstract legal rights. A proper regard
for their colvenience and of others will prompt
either g entleman or lady to conform to their
Wishes ID all ordinary circumstances, but if
ally are so rude as to refuse this, it is far better
to allovf them the enjoyment of their perverse
ness than quarrel over it. And when there is
a lady in the case, the only prudent course is
to surrender at once."
A. better expedient than any mentioned by
the Journal is for Railroad Companies to
oblige their employees to pay proper attention
to the heating and ventilation of cars, after
having provided the best facilities therefor.
At present these important matters are left al.
most to chance, and cars are frequently at an
oven heat a portion of the time, and during
the rest the atmosphere is of an Arctic frigidity
The horse that is generally most expensive
„ to the owner and rambles with him into most
difficulties, is the hobby horse.
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PIITSBUUGH POST
VARIETIES
Fame is like an eel—rather hard to catch and
a good deal harder to hold.
We read that heaven made man up-right, but
it seems to have made some up wrong.
It may ben serioas question whether warriors
or doctors are apt to be most troubled with the
visitations of ghosts.
If you turn away from worthy men because
they are humbly clad, they can boast that )uu
cut their coats and pantaloons.
The earth'd inhabitants needn't be always
grave, but it would be a terrible thing if the
earth herself were to lose her gravity
Never meet trouble half way, but let him
have the whole walk for his palm. Very likely
tae-may give up kis visit in eight of the house
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Amustmtnts.
VITTSBUROII ART EXHIBITION
THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
;PITTSBURGH ART AsSOCIATION
WILL OPEN
Alonday, December 19th,
MORTO'S . ri HALL, FIFTH STREET,
Opp_onte Postofillee. Gallery open from L) A M. to
P. M . and front 6to lu o'clock. to the ,i•venlug Adnus
siOnillo eta. 1136850 U Tick.tx. 6o ,a...del;
Or. BAYARD TAYLOR deliver our Le,
lure at LA FA YE TTE HALL, on TITESDAI
E tt' EN I NO, 9th, mot. SUBJLCT -- 310 SO 1W ."
HORACE OREELEN
IWO Leeture at LAFAYETTE HALL, on 'IItESDA)
tEVAII/ING, 10th toot
8y •r—" An Overland Journey to California through
itltah.
Tigiceu,2..s center, to he had at the Musty and Book
. &ergs, Hotels. Library Rooms. and at the door.
Doors open at 6 o clock: W
Lecvure H
to begAID. in at 7 o'cik.
KINC
JOSEPH ALBREE,
W. D. M'tiOW A N.
JOSEPH D. PO TS,
C. MittiEE,
Leeture Conorttue..
NEW CLASSE , NEW CLASSES,
fit ,o
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NOW RMING.
PROF. OWP ERS 9
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
Al NEVre,LE HALL,
Cbr - nor of Fbarth and Liberty Strechi, Patiburgh
is ROF. COW PER, would respectfully in
form the citztons of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, that
now forming New Classes at the above Had. and
Rill continue to teach the iurcompllshrnent in all its
various branches, together with instructions in the
etiquette of the ball room lull social circle, Graceful 1*-
tof Person. lc. All the latest and most lash.
=Ball Boom and Parlor Dances, as taught by hint
in the Eastern clues, such ax, Los Caledonuizia, Coullons,
Polish Mazourka Quadrilles Len Laneler Quadrille,
Polka Quadrilles" Scnottish quadrilles, London Lancer
Quadrilles, Suasion Mazoorka Quadriles, Plato or tier. ,
Man Waltz., Esmeraldo Waltz, Vassar - lane Waltz, tint ot
lisch or German Polka, Cinque or Five Step Waltz, Om- 1
banns, Milliekin, Espanola and Bohemian Polkas, Re
down, Polka idn.zourica, dolloped°, Spanish Dame, Ever.
green Polka, Cicillienne Circle, Ac.. Ac., will be taught at
moderate terms. Days of Tuition will be us follows:
LADIES' CLASS—Thursdays and Saturdays, from 4
to 6, P.M.
MASTERS AND 31 ISSF.S'—Thursdays awl Saturdays
"Irma S to 5,P, Id.
CifaiTLEMEN'S CLASS—Thursdays and Saturdays,
.from 1 to 10, P. M,
,PRIVATE CLASSES FOR LADIES who desire it.
Prof. Cowper will also give instructions to Private
.Classes, or instructions given at the residence of pupils,
if repaired.
C. can be seen at ties ahoy'S Hall, on days
.of tuition, from 2to 8, and 7to 10, P. Y or at the
.HOUSE, daily. de l i)
.TOWN W. McCARTIIIf,
GENEHAL
BILL POSTER,
Will attend to the Distributing nut! Posting of
EILIA, CIRCULARS, CARDS & PROGRAMME
Amaaements, Railroads, Steamboats
Ships, Hotels, Sales, Eta.,
PliallefUlltill, PA.
%IL.- Orders sent to the office of e Pittsburgh Morn.
ing
or Da ta Gazetk, will receive prompt attention
admit rates
VALUABLE STOCV, AT AUCTION.—
On TTIMAY EVENING, Jan 10th, at 7 o'clock,
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64 Fifth street, will
be sold
-20 shares Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh.
40 shares Merchants and Manufacturers' Bank
10 shares Gummi Bank of Pittsburgh .
SO shares Allegheny Bridge Company.
20 shares Monongahela Bridge Company.
jiff J. G. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
CUPPING ANI) LEECHING, by
MR. A MRS. BESE.
Alliereeth extracted. Hot. Cold and Shower Bathe.
saki y F. 14,13 E, No. 177 Grantstreet.
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EILLERMAN & COLLORD,
WNOLLSALI AND DDTLIL DiAISAd IN
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS,
Are daily recetnng from manufacturers, au entire new
and complete stock. 75 Wood street,
aegdydaw 1 doom from Fourth.
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE . BUILDERS
IRON FOIJN DEUS,
Senerai Machinists and Boller Makers,
Near the Perae R. R. Pagsexager Depot,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
NANUFA CT URE ALL
` KIN OF
Stearn Engines, ranging fromree to one bun
and fifty horse power, and suited tor Grist Mills,
Seib Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc., etc.
Give particular attennon to the construction of En
enes and Machinery for grist mills, and for uprights,
=Way and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready for shipment
&abort notice,blngines and Boilers of every description.
Alpo, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron , and
Wronsilit Iron Sha ft ing, Rangers and Pu separatelytties in every
variety, and conttrum the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery and Maohine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured ot
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to=isfaction.
era from all parts of the country tolicited, and
promptly nollniew
O , ARIBALDI HATS,
LEDGER RATS,
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And all kinds of
HATS AND CAPS,
To be found at
DODD'S, 11 W ood street, •
e door South of Filth,
non Prennente
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ser Ms CELEBRATED PRIWARATION has no
near equal in all diseases requiring an EXTERNAL AP
PLICATION, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
Burns, Old Sores, and all other aches, no matter what
their name or nature. This Liniment is the result of
years of active practice and careful research, by the eel
etrtated Physician, DR. WM. CLARKBOMBrookIyn, N.
T., whose reputation as a man of science is co-extensive
with the oountry. For many yeers It has enjoyed au en
viable reputation, not only in private practice. but at
large, as the
Greateit Remedy In Use.
Let all who are afflicted TRY IT, as it is warraitted to
effect speedy and sure cures.
For sale by R. E. SELLERR, Wholesale Agent, corner
Wood and Second streets, and dealers everywhere
Prepared solely by
N. 11. WALKER, Proprietor,
Pernetrzon,
To whom all orders must be addressed•
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The Beet Purvatire cmd Purifier before the People.— Accept
ed and Reciammenekd by Entiment Phyruelana.
DR. CLARKE, the inventor of these celebrated
Pills. is justly distinguished for his eminent abilities and
scientific research. For3o years in his extensive practice
he experimented in bringing the great desideratum of a
remedial agent to sot as a direct purifier upon the hu
man system. In this he has been eminently successful,
as the numerous certificates from eeletusted physicians
show. They are extremely mild in their operation, at
the same Urns powerful and effective in removing dis
ease. They never givve pain, as do moat purgatives, but
allay it in all oases. In acute cruses they are more speedy
in their relief than any Pill now offered.
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The proprietor is pleased to announce that he hits per
Bated his arrangements for supplying the trade to the
fullest demand. N. U. WALKER, Proprietor.
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
To whom all orders most be addressed. Sir For sale
by R. E. SELLERS, corner Wood and Second streets,
holasale Agent, and dealers everywhere. noZ4
POWERLESS FOR EVIL-POTENT FOR (100 D.
When pain or inflammation is prevent, and Bmtidretiee
Pills are used, they at once maze upon the humors which
are the occasion of the pain and inflammation, Ind re
move them from tine body. This quality of alone seizing
hold, and causing the expulsion of depraved humors, is
possessed by no other medicine. For Brandrelh's Pills
operate solely upon those impurities which surround
and affect the tissues and organs affected by disease.—
By natured affinity, they seize that humors, because there life
is below that of the surrounding parts, and expel them from
the body. Young people cannot, but middle-aged and
old people can, in a measure, appreciate that medicine
which, being used in sickness, acts only upon the cause
of disease, and which has no power exaept upon those
humors whose presence produces a very pain, and whose
removal removes every disease. Whatever organ is
affected, there these wonderful Pills penetrate, and re
move impurities from ; thus preventing settling of the
humors, because they are removed from the body. In
rheumatisms, fevers, pleurisies, pains in the side, dys
peplos, headaches, costiveness, asthma, colds, ooghs,
sore throats, piles, ulcers end boils, they give immediate
relief ; and taken early, prevetit organic disease. Mal
adies pronounced beyond human skill, have yielded to
their influence, end millions ,K human lives have been
serest by their timely use. Oh, how important in sick
ness to use that medicine which only extinguishes the
disease, and leaves no evil effect behind. 1.1
Bold at No. Zit Canal street, Brandreth's Principal
Office; by Thomas Redpath, No. 27 Diamond street,
Pittsburgh, Pa., and by all respectable dealers in medi
cines. den:impair
Botts.—We read that one of the sore st ,af
fliotione that the patient Job was called upon to bear was
that of Bona, and they have been found to he, from that
time to the present, the moat troublesome and painful
visitors. We have known instances where individuals
were sure to have these eruptions break out upon them
on a month at 'eget They show an impure state of
the blood, and that humor of some kind is lurking there
and the overplus of corropuon is actually ford to the
surfiese of the body. making its appearance in i be form
of boils. Nov, is It not best to at once purify the sys
tem? Do you ask what will do this? We answer Ken
nedy's Medical Discovery; it is curing humors in every
form, and MOM is note State in the Union where It has
no accomplished the most astonishing cures.
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TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
Puor. DEGRATIL Philadelphia —Sir : —~lt
intervals, during thirty years past, my wife lins been
subject to Rheumatism of the most violent aast—eay four
tames a year--sometimes w, severe as to make tt neces
sary to administer, huge doses of the Tincture of (Misc.
UM and Morphia, and to rock tier like an infant
eta s
large rocking chair, to induce any repos.. Having fre
quent oonespondence with my son, (No. lip Chestnut
street, oryinlr city.) I innumed Min Oral:tattook she had
ahoutthe middle of last month, (January,) which was of
such seventy as to completely paralyse the ay stem
He, in his anxiety for his mother's welfare, sent me a
bottle of your Celebrated ELECTRIC CAL; but as I
ain one of the pra-nuuriers of medicine in our place,
and not a proselyte to any kind of medicine, I did hem
tate to give its trial However, on refleetion, I conclu
ded to try it, who - 11 I did, it pecnonce directly up to the
letter, and after the third or fourth application she Le•
came rather pieenve, and before erre-third of the bottle
was used, not a single vestige of the disease remained
In the system, and she null continued well, although she
rode out a distance of fourteen miles without a renewal
calmly of the symptom& I therefore feel it my duty,
for the sake of suffering humanity, and also fully honey
ing that merit, under all circumatantass,. should be re
warded, to forward this testimon
"_ ial.
I am truly,
JO9. P. ELK rot INGTON,
New Gretna Postottice, Burlington Go, N. J.
P —Any communication for me will Le.,received by
addressing to the care of my son, (Merchant,) No. 103
Chestnut street.
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tLARKE'S LIVER PILLS.
DR. IiEU. H. KEYSER, Akeut.
No. 140 Wool Arerq
Fn u.se 26 cents, 60 cents and 51 per bottle.
thutiam.—Ete aura sad get DAGRaTiPS ELECTRIC
OIL It is the rely gamble. For sale by all druggNsta
and dealers. delklrn.iaw
TO THE PUBLIC,
cm4SPECIALLY the Vinorant and Falsely •
Modest. Physician,. of all denominations, treat Se.
std Delicate Disorders, Self Abuse and Lbseanes ur
Situations common and Incident to Youths of both sex
es, and Adults, single or married. Because Dr. BRAN.
STRUP publiahes the fact of his doing so, the ig.porant
and falsely modest are dreadful'y shocked, and think it
a great sin, very immoral, and for contamination and
corruption among their wives, cramming sons and
daughters. Their family physician should be cautious
to keep them in Ignorance thatthey do the same as Dr.
SHARI:a/3.UP, (except publishing) lest a lucrative prac
tice might be lost to thein among stupid, falsely modest
and presumptuous families, born and raised to Igno
rance, sprung up as mushroons, and who compare soci
ety, Intelligence, 1031388, dlars and ceutaonynte
nously, meanly or lily gotten. Ib is to publicity, howev
er, that numerous parents and guardians are thankful
that their sons, daughters and wards, previously feeble,
sickly and of delicate condition and appearance, have
been restored to health and vigor by Dr. BILANSTRUP,
besides many before and alter marriage through him
have been saved much suffering, anxiety, mertifiCatiou,
Sc Having the advantage of over thirty years expem
rum and observation, consequently, he has superior
skill in the treatment of special diseases, and who is
daily consulted by the prefestnon, as well as recom
mended by respectable citizens, publishers, propriotorn
of hotels, Sc. Office St, Smithfield street, near Diamond
street. Private communication , ' from all parts lit the
Union strictly attended to. Direct to
r,r‘vvilev:43oamsni , biz,
Hundreds of heads of hair are ruined by the
use of deleterious Dyes, fur which no scientific authori
ty is responsible.
CRIBTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE,
On the contrary, presents the highest scientific creden.
Gals. It has been analysed by Dr. enures, who stands
the bead of our Experimental Ctiennsie, and he stelae
in Ms certificate that nothing infunous enters into its
compositiom This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL,
Added to the well known fact that, it lathe most reliable
and the most natural Dye ever manufactured, has given
it immense prestige, and the sales are running up from
month to mouth, with a rapidity ibid. severely taxes the
energies and resources of the proprietor.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
Calsvareso,No. 6 Atter Houtz, New York
GEO. R. KEYSER, Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
delOrridaw
OFFICE OF THE
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE COMPANY,}
7 Filth ntreeL
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Twelve birec
tors of Una Company will be held at their ce
No. 97 Fifth street, on MONDAY, the 9th day of January
1860, between the hours of 10 A. M. BOOK, PM.
de3l:td D. M.KSecretor
MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION CO.
10. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Monongahela
Navigation Company, will be held at the Office of the
Company, N 0.76 Grant street,Pittsburgh, on THURS
DAY, the 12th day of January, 1800, st 2 o'clock, P 61.
The election of officers for the ensuing year will be held
between the hours of 2
WanM.d P. M.
BAKEWELL, Secretary.
ifirThe Monongahela Republican, Uniontown Genius
of Liberty and Waynesburg Mess enger, copy uit
the
day of meeting, and send copy of paper marked to the
Secret deMlad
CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
December 19th, 1469. f
DIVIDEND.—The President and Directors of
thin Company have this day declared a Dividend
of iREE DOLLARS PER SHARE upon the Capital
Stock, applicable to the seduction of Stook Notes held
by the Company.
.de2C"lot SAMUEL L. MARSHELL, Sesel•
rerCITIZENS'. PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPA
NY .—The first annual meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the Citizens' Passenger Railway Company, will be
held on MONDAY EVENING, leth pros, atl o'clock, at
the offios of Simpson a Rippey, No. 94 Fourth street, at
which time and place en election will be held for a
BOARD OF DIRECTORS to served uri
PP
ng the ensuing
year. 0. H. FtIEY,
deStadd Secretary.
ILIORAILD W. BOILLAtaI
FOURTH STREET.
UPHOLSTERY,
No. 55 Fourth Street, near Wood.
T HE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACTURE
end keep waster* on hand even article in their
Bus, Tic Candoes,Crnaments,Cuitsdn Goods,Comforts,
Featherßeds, Stattnisses of all kindir, ship, t)re collates.
ted patent Spring - Beds. All kinds of abide,, Blinds
and Fixtures.
Wirfroinpt attention even to all elders tar fining awl
Wing down Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
ootThlyd ROBBKI3 & ROEMOK.
1101R00118.-50 doz. Corn Brooms. for sale
by Ens, BMW B. °GLUM.
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Stoves 5 Grates &Ranges
SILVER MEDAL!
x3lpLoz,a - sI
Awarded by the Late Allegheny
County and Western Penn-
sylvania Agricultural
ISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street,
MANUFACTURERS OF COOKING,
ill' PARLOR, AND
HEATING STOVES,
Flue and Common Enamelled
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
AND THE CELEBRATED CAPITOL AND EAGLE
OOKING RANGES.
If you want the HEST COOKING RANUE that 1.11
made, call at
BISSELL tc.Cr CO.'S
If you want a STovi.) that cannot le sur
passed, call on
If you are tankting a house, and want the Bwr
GRATE FRONTS and FENDERS, tatil on
BINNELL & CO,
No. Ma Liberty ter
O. 102 MARKET ST.
NO. 13 FIFTH ST.
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
Receiving Goods Continualli
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES, wo are
enabled to oiler to the public the Beet Style,. of
DRESS GOODS,
Ana LOW IN PRICE. We threet the atteuhou of our
Lady ou.vomer* to our THIRD SUPPLY of
Raglans, Dusters and Shawls
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
Especial attenuen given to , . Ing and amtrlng
damn of every kind.
Rana re—Jeremiah Dunlevy, Sr,
J Roberta, Eaq..
t....1apt.. ft J. Grace,
Hobrirta a Mellon. Attorney,. lapl9
BULGER & DAVITT,
3F93'PL.Na i r r t7E 3 JEll,
A full Sailortmen tof PITISBUROFI MANUFACTUR
ED FURNITURE, constantly on hand, winch wu will
'sell at the Rama Fairies for Cosh. anSlikly
LADIES' SHOES, GENTS' BOOTS
THOS. COYLE & BRO.,
iRNER FIFTH AND WY LI E 4TS.
are
prepared to nupply LANES AND tiENTI.E
MEN with
And WORKMANSHIP. Orders will be tilted promptly
and saustactonly. de2l.lm
IMIMEII
GENERAL COOPERAGE,
Between Hand and Wayne streets,
airWe are prepared to Airman Ckial Chi, Whisky, Ale
Holnman and Pork BA HAILS, at the bartest notice
and on the moat reationahle Lernui. sedl:l,
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BOX SOO,
Pittabargh PoEa tittle,
A. KREBS & BRO.
Jithogitaphtirs
nos 3.
THE oLDE.sT AND LAROEST
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
BREWER'S BUILDING,
MORRISON & NUILWAINE,
Ambrotype, Daguerreotype,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS,
No. 64 Fourth Street,
PITTSBURGH.
sir Ptetares taken in all the venom' etylee of the art,
et Teapot/able price". nolly
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
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" Vl2lll4lle9US*
SLYER CUP'
Society.
BISSELL & CO
Reliable as to quality,
_ dr, D. HU 4UB,
No. 102 Market and la rim, .ts
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
DAVENPORT. lOWA
trionufacturors of every dooortptioo of
No. 45 Smlthaeld Street,
P.TTABIJRAOH, PA
SHIONABLE BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITER
oF THE HEST MATERIAL
NIUE & PHILIPS,
I 7 THUS lI►R VACTORT 011
Fayette Street,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'S
YRA~%TICJAL
Corner Wood and Fourth Bta.,
PITTSBURGH.
ihographie Establishment in the
Will. SCHIJCHMAN,
NOS. 17 AND 19 FIFTH STREET
PITTSBURGH, P A
ISAAC JONES. ... JNO. J. BOYD....WAL M'CULLOUGB
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
MMrUPAOrURZU OF
CAST STEEL
-A.LEIO--
SPRING, PLOW, AND A. B. STEEL
SPRINGS LIED AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
oetZ PITTSBUBGH.
Mug Jo= a. zooms
D. B. ROGERS ,dic CO.,
MA2MIrACTITRIERS Or
KNEW IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
Corner Roils and Firet fitteOtet
PPPMBURGH. PA.
200 TONS RAGS WANTED.—, We will
pay the highest marke t . mice dlisCash for
Rags, pi large or small quantities.
01:IADWla 801.1,
dagl Nos. 111 S sod 161 Wood at, PilitidslreL
I===ll
MIME
11=1M=0
legnitlll4 l l4 l . 4l, _
(IREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
SIIVGEKIS
SEWING MACHINES.
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
inform the public that from thin Wry forward those
.EBRATED Id.ACEINEB will be aold at the follow
ing REDUCED RATER:
New Family Maetime and Iron Stand, eornplew...s l,o 00
New Transverse Shuttle Machine and Stand, com
plete V 6 00
No. I Standard Ma 4311106 and Stand, complete too 00
No. 2 Standard Machine and Stand, cotrkplele $l6O 00
R. STRAW, Agent,
Nos. 32 and 34 Market street.
PRICES COMING DOWN.
1-K 0 NAT ' S
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE,
For' Tailors, For Vest Makers
44-
FOR SKIRT MAKERS,
FOR SHOE BINDERS,
FOR GAITER FITTER'',
FOR HARNESS MAKERS,
FOR CARRIAGE TRIMMERS,
And for all purposes of Sewing, either in families or
'manufactories, atAnds.without is, rival. It is strong and
.manufactories,
not get out of repair easily, and is em
plastically the only Machine ever invented, ADAPTED
FO ALL HIND:3.OF
We are offering superior inukararranted Machines for
UNE HALF THE MONEY charged by other Agents fur
Machines doing the same range of work. Call and see
them and thoroughly test before t archasing, at
No. 00 Market St., Up Stairs
/Fir A NTB WANTED.IE4
dealwdeyr LASSCELL & NORTHROP
HRISTMAS GIFTS!
TliiitiE DENIRING TO PURCHASE
Presents tur the Chrtetnnas Holidays. would du well
to call at
NO. 51 FIFTH STREET,
AND EXAAIINE TH_E
WILCOX & GIBBS FIRST CLASS PREMIUM
EWING MACHINES
Which are being sold with all the valuable improve
ments• at a very low pnoe. The Franklin Institute in
their Report on SEWING MACHINES, say
•• The WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE nil,
nearer than any other, all the requirements of a Family
Mardune." delll
CLOSING OUT SALE
FANCY GOODS!
T. 13 TT SI IX 'SI ,
No. 24 Fifth Street,
TO BE DISPOSED OF IN 30 DAYS
The GoodN Must be Sold.
PRICES NQ OBJECT
'I'I , I.IMZJL.II`JCiI€3,
Ribbons,
Hoods,
Hosiery
EIIVIEROIT3EIRIFIS,
WILL BE SOLD BELOW COST
All we would say, is, you would tind it
your interest to EIN ANL) EXAMINE ()UR
STOCK, which LAR6E ANL) WELL AssoKTEU—
and wrOch MUM bo turned Into uah pro% ton. to Jatoi
nry IM. 1860.
GIrEAT BARGAINS
MAY BM IitXPEOTED
EEIZE3
.pyrnirE"TrWl , .
: : ii.
INVESTMENT
THE MOST COMPLETE
SHINGLE MACHINE
EXTANT
DURABLE, PERFECT MID CHEAP
STATE, TERRITORY,
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
THE IRON CITY SHINGLE MACHINE,
PATENTED BY MR. S. c COFFIN,
Inventor, of Pittsburgh, June 7th, 1869, is now
introduced to the public, and commends itself for the
ollowing advantages—us simplicity, ‘mrability,
utility
cheapness, sod excellence of work Its superiority to
other Maohines, consists,
Fpm—That it is provided with an apparatus by which
the edging of the shingle isperformed by the saw which
cuts it, and is a SAVING of from
FORTY TO FIFTY PER CENT, IN COST
Samna—By the means of two treadles, the btu,* when
placed on the Menne is adjusted in any position the
operator may desire, by which there is a
SAYING Of TWENTY PER BERT. Mt TIMBER
THIRD,-IT WILL EILW AND EDGE
SIXTY SHINGLES
The Machine will aleo out Veneering,VLoolxing GI en
Backs, Barrel Heads, Cigar Boxes, &a
The Iron City Machine
Om be furnished complete for sltO, by the manutac ,
turer In tine city, Mr. S. S. FOWLER, and can be seen
in operation at theylanlng Mill of Mr. W. DILWORTEO
corner Eleventh and Grant streets.
The Inventor and Patentee win dispose of County,
State and Territory Rights for the sale and use of the
Machine on very moderate terms. Persons desirous
of investing, cannot find a better opportunity than the
present
cairn and examine the Machine. deal
v-cam
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5 .4. 0
'As*
Gloves and
J. IS 11 S B,
No. 24 Fifth street, Pittsbur.
F 0 R
WI I•4' 1:7 El 1
RIGHTS FOR SALE
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J HARVY IMVI6 JOHN PRlttaPitelti - 3086P1i A. Devil
DAVIS , & PHILLIPS
BRASS FOUNDERS AND ! MANUFACTURERS
PLVm2BEB.B,
GAS 4.N . 1:11 STEAM FITTERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PUNNING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES,-PUMPS AND/MASS WORK ,
uF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Agents for Allen'm t'elebrated Steam and Water Ganges,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS.
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Wareraoms, 07 Wood street, Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny City.
en:s:6miesd.
TINDETON, COPELAND k CO.,
Proprietors;
MANUFACTURE "FAIR
BANK'S PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES" of every variety. for Weigh
ing Live Stock, Hay, tlraiu, ore, Coal,
Iron, and for all purposes ol Merclian
dixing, whether dormant or ou wheels,
with hoisting lever or without Iron or
Wooden Columns, and of all classes and
capscitiesdromfladruad purposes down
to the SUULII counter 5 , 011163nd balances.
Also. they are the P.tiatoll4.es and only manufacturers of the unrivalled “Janata arotika* , and
LATCHES. for right or lett hand doors, of every size and variously trimmed and finished. Coffee Mills, Paint
Mills, Corn Mills end Shelters, Sausage -Cutters and Sniffers. Bolts, Self-Shutting Gate and Shutter Hinges, Bed
Castots, Axle Putties. Wardrobe Hooks. Fire Iron Stands, Sc., 4.c., together with every variety of Maleable Cests
tug,, and DOMESTIC HARDWARE generally. n 02-
jnouranat.
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1. NOORGATR STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
e 8,298,500 00
:APIT A L AND BERPLUB. 2,194,111 02
o EV EN LIE, fur the year
eud .Iquuary 31, 186 S 933,734 12
THis CWMPA NY INSURES AtiAlNS'i
Loss o r tearnave by Firs., almost every description
of Property. The Rates of PI Villlllll are nuxierale, and,
in all closes, insist upon the character ot the owner or ,
occupant, and the merits at the nsk.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference
to London. A *crud pratewinent fund procured in Phila
delphia /se pave/tent of fussed en this country
IILISSIMITS IN PITTSDMILIO:
Messrs. James M'Cnlly 9 Co., 174 Wood street:
John Floyd it Co., 173 V. ood Street,
• Brown a Kirkpatricks, 193 Liberty street
iirektei 9 Co., 109 Wood street;
811.11roy k CO.. 14 Wood .veer:
James WCandless 9 Co, 103 Wood street
k Co., 90 Water street,
B A Fahnestock 9 Co, First and Wood sts.,
Joe Viorsdwell k Co.. Second and Wood sot..
Atwell Lee di Co., 8 Wood street
• Burchfield k Co-, Fourth and Market streets
M'Canilless, Means & Co., Wood and Waif, sits
RISKSINCIS Its PIIILKSIMPSIIA.
(tec.rde li 9tuneC Eisci , 13 Bank street;
Messrs 31) en., elreghorn 4 Co. 232 Market street;
Wm. WE,. k Gt, 22 tooth Front street;
k Collins, Front and New streets
SIMM, Williams k Co., 913 Market street;
- James Ciritiarn A Co., 20 and 2. Letitia street
Joseph B Esq.. President M•lchanics Bunk
James Dunlap. F.-1.. Pressient Union Bank:
Rem W. A Porter, ties. lodge Supreme Court.
J A NIES N. ARROTT, Agent,
telice. 103 Wood street.
GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company.
CIFFICE lti COMPANY'S BUILDING,
403 Vi Autrr SS . PHILADELPHIA. CHARTER PER
?ETV A L.
A nt horded Cap' tat, -
kTE:m ENT.; MAI la, 1559
CAPITAL—PahI ID awl ”ecurely my...4rd ..
A.SBETS, M Y 15. 155 e.
CASD- - 011 hand and in Batik .f.12.57e RA
In han.l% of Agents ....... eir.ll 17
1 19.:517 u 5
Real Estate owned by the C r /pany . 4e,00e
uu
130124 Id
8 and erbnintee-- bee g 'ex and .even
pet cent. lutervit
Debbi due the Company. yri‘h - lieenred
Stock—Par value .
Hide receivable for ',Awe at.
All other eecurmr,
LIABIL
Caste—A‘ljustod, not. yet , 11.1
Li tuwil ti stt, I .
A walutig
411 ottl.a .1 , 411 x, .
J N;Rli 1
111“8 1
PHILADELPH
LIFE INSURAN
NO, 149 CHESNUT
Opposite
WILL MAKE AL
RANcE. either Pe
derertptaort of Property or
rater of promo/M.
H BERT P.
W BALL ,
DIRE,
Charles Itayes,
F. B. English.
I' R. Savery,
C Sherman,
S J. Niagara...,
F BiaessUßN.Seereuir?l
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orner I % i l ' F :1 1 A
tNPI '
C street s
Western Insnr ; ce Company,
(IF PIT'II73IIRGH.
GEORtJE DARSIE, Presidmi l ty
.7 . M. (.10RDON, Secretary
Orilet No 92 Water street, 'Huang .t 's Warehouse
upstairs.) Fittsburgh.
Pdl insure against all kmis of FIRE and MARINE
RIBEIL
A Borne Instatution man ed by Directors who are
well known lathe eommunit'and who are determined,
by promptness and libe ra lity ' to maintain the character
which they have assumed, uttering the been protec
tlou to those who desire to b Insured .
ASSETS. APIt ; 3Uth,
Stock Accounts
Mortgage.. ............. •• —•-• .... • • •
Office furntoure...
Opg,n Accounts, etc.._.... •
(Nab ......
premium Notes.. •
Notes and bill~ diw•uuuted
DISICCtIIf.
Gentge Davie, R. Miller, Jr..
Lieorge W. Jackeon, I James M'Auley,
Nathaniel Hnltnee, 1 A loxauckr Nimick
Wm. 11. Smith, ' Che.a. W. Macketsuil
Andrew Ackley, I; Wm. McKnight,
Alexeuder Speer, , David M. Loon,
Kurt. J. Therm; rovl,l
: .
....-,..
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CU
OF PITT4OURCH
OFFICE—No. 37 VMS Street, Bank Block.
NSURES AciAiNsir ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE HISRS.
SA AC JONES, Presiden; JOHN 0. McCORD, Vice
President ; D. M. BOOK, oratory ; - . Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Dinamons—lsaac Jones, y. Hussey, Harvey Childia,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wi :4011, B. L.Fahnestock, John
D. McC.rd, Isaac M. Penn Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Thos. M. Howe, Robt . Davis. my2l3
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BY STATE ISTIIORITY.
2F.TNA ENSUE CE COMPANY
OF HAR! FORD.
INCORPORATED 1g49; CHARTER PER
PETIIAL.
Cash Capital, - - $1,000,000.
Surplus, July 1 1659, $1,03(yi.23 SO. Losses adjusted
and paid over, F
1,12,000,000.
THE Pro PEß perty insured against
DANGER BY RE, OR ILS OF INLAND
NAVIGATION, at as liberal races and rules as solvency
and fair profit will permit.
A. A. CARRIER A BRO., Agents,
W. H. EDIE, Surveyor.
N 0.60 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE IRON CITY TRUST CO.,
No. 250 Liberty Street.
BANK OF DISCOUNT, EXCHANGE
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Stock 9 150,000
Capital Represented, over 1,000,000
!Sir- STOUCSOLDERS ARI HELD INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Gold, Silver, Par Funds, and Currency received on
deposit ALL MONEYS allowed to remain for a SVS-
Clfied Tt.ity WILL DRAW INTEREST. Sight Ex
change on the Eastern and Western cities constantly
for stile to sums to suit- Collections made in all the
principal ernes in the United States and the Canada's,
and PROCEEDS PROMPTLY REMITTED to any de
sired point, on day of maturity.
DIRECTORS:
John Moorhead, Alexander Forsyth, John Heath, Geo,
S. Head, J. Hill, WilhEun Seibert, W. hf'Clintook, Henry
M'Cullough, Robert Anderson.
G. E. WARNER, President.
R. C. SCHMERTZ Cashier.
PENITENTLIRY
BOOTS AND. SHOES.
'SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BOOTS and
'‘L
SHOES are offered for sale at the Office of the
Western Penitentiary, low for cash or approved paper.
consisting of
MS dozen Coarse Boots, sewed and pegged ;
152 " '_'- Monroes "
46 " Calf** Hip Mouroes, sewed :
74 " Zip Boota, sewed;
7 " Boys' Coarse Boots, sewed end pegged;
10 " English Ties,
40 " Boys' Coarse Monroe., sewed and pegged.
E. " I.Volnent? Boots,
3 " Boys' and Youths', sowed.
,U,SO—CIIROKS.
78 , 8 w Cheeks, a very superior *hole—warranted fast
colors;
200 dos Three-bushel Tow Bags, admirably suited
for the farmer ;
50 • 4 Tow and Cotton do.
persona wishing to purchase any of the above : alleles
can be supplied by calling* the Office of prison.
deify . JOHN BIRMINGHAM) Warden.
i.
mBI I II B LIC BLESSING NCH
now un t l enealltadmitted to itrti* :MPRFATB
PILLS AND k' BIriEBE, ie efOry day
demonstra ted by their Wing efßesoy in the
they are announced bieure. All the ocetiEdebidk --04:40PrIGN- O F 0A. 1;1 0 . rifiAto.ol
of th, stcunge.k=WMlol4l,sBol., - RATEAMNSIa oldled to e iktfor sale
or
and o f sn. ImetWly -4rthaili6st
a•Aons*. l6 .lo 4l6 TeTs IPA elk 541",0114M../Akii,
consurbolti,BßAZlMONooo, ,X4 l, ,
ISBITT I TPES. These , beauVul and. : I r r at " iye beci pm7ernm al4l" rs 49 I***-11 7 . -= =to Bl" fir bimi ll A ao: lzmi*egh e n tA Innl''l2*9bo,llol4llto
r.
B ar u'
dura auras on Wan; Mall their perfection them*, rirtheteen snow idlinwebtatillinr.- - odoetvinquilifilt - -
Alovelilie* singly ingiuMot maybe obtained at,/ tbwimblie;,. - Rnrkple tproesti",Nr Az , v4: 6 ER Hays,snyor
max% same ofibisbab =9) Atirsorks Corner Blast Common and witere'et,
Jones Bailaing. Fourth tritest. and droseftinommalkr- am eitir
MCIMMI
PZTTSBt7I~ GF E
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVEIt
IT Is compounded e lrely frown Gums, and
NA. oecome an ealahhihed fact, a NA ['dant Medicine. I.uuton
ant approred by all that bare need It. and is now re
aur , to nub confidence In lollthe diseases tur 0 Inch
is recommended.
It bar cored anaterind. 2 I,
Wn., had riven up all hopeal
oa t rithsatts mmyll E l i
no dose mutat he adapted
Ilk• 11% k 141.41 taking t., andus
act on We Bowels.
I.et the dictate. of mar J
use of the LAVED. -
trill cure Liver COM
tacks, Dyspepsia,
Sam me r Com -
ry, Llropay, Sour
Coati ven,sa, Choi-
ra Slorbiw,Cholera
leave, Jo until ce,
e•, and may ba used sub,
ry Fatuity Aledl-
HEADACHE, las
INve at y minutes, lf
.lesion fair are tak
atwolt.
1 who use It arc
In it. ta.or
MIX WATER. IN TI)
THE INVIGORATOR,
I BOTH TOGETHER.
I'rlce One Dollar
ALSII
SAN F FITA.D , s
CATHARTIC PILLS
VO3lPol.lxLitai YR.M.
Pure Vegetable Extracts, anti put up lo
GLAS'i CASES, Air Ttghtoand will keep
In any climate.
The Pa rally Ca- _.„. thartle PILL ie .gen
tle but active Cathartic Ul which the proprietor bas
used in his practice more g i than • wenty F 0.1 1 .4
The constantly increasing 1.1 demand trnm those who
have Long used the PLI.LM ea and the seashell.. , Lich
all express In regard to their r'iuse. has induced or in mare
them within the reach of all.
The Frotiertion well know g that different Cathartics act
~u different portions of the bowels
the
PADIILY CA- TIXA.RTIC Plf. I.
has with due reference to this well establisiehl fact.
been compounded from • ra h . variety of the purer Vege
table Extracta , which Oct `nr alike on every poi t or the
alimentary canal. and are ig good and safe io ribCflii
es where a Cathartic is needed. such b.D.A._
Mat
hews:scats of the Stomach, ..I ce iii
newt Paine In the Back and Loins,
Coitivictiese, P . al is and Soreness fryer
the whole body, from sudden cold. which
e
frequently, if negLected, end in a long 1,011,1 . tit Fe
ter. Loss of Appee tile, a Creeping •ett
. a (10111 Of C idd over the bndv, Beat i e,..
neiro, Headache, or wrlghtisk the been,
all In Ham IllatOrY 4 141 ,.....w wor ,„,, i „
chttarm or Adults, Rh in mall ISM, a erc-at
Pearl tier of the 0100 d gisg any diseartea •.. v. hii li
flesh I heir too numerous ` Ile to mention in this ball r .I.e
went. Dose, I tot.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
The Liver Invigorator and Patriiir Ca
void ertroleasie l
by the Trade in all the large tong na enera il .. end
K. T. W. SA NPOICD, fit. D.,
Manufacturer and ?Intim i.tor.
433 Broadway, Ness' fork.
- $500,000
',Mt 400 ou
/ 12-140 0/J
li - .4s 61
78,4 bu UU
ut yet mattired. :1)16...100017
r'a 41 3 -
y'l E.S.
. . 7,u31
5.000 v. ,
6.7
►3£,000 70
. T, Aacrrtury .
• VPDIKE, Agaut.
Water 14L.,
G. H. KEYHER, Agent, No. 140, corner Wood Arse
and VI alley. jrklydaw
A FIRE AND
i I E COMPANY,
; REET,
'be Custom House,
KINDS DF
I tual or Lamilvd, ou every
,VlCsAustai , i, ,o reasonable
THE ONLY SAFE PREPARATION
Restore CRAY HAIR to its Original Color
by Natures own Process, i Prof.
O. J. WOOD'S Celebrated..
HAIR RESTORATIVE 11
tilJ, Vrel",iout,
R 9:
FL Cop",
• 1 1(7 X. 7S Brawn
.lot,n Cloytou,
tior,
IN PROOF OF THE ABOVE ABSER
MN, read the following testimony from distin
guished persona from all parts of the country:
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor, Ifieh.,mys his
wife, whose hair had become very thin, and entirely
white, was restored to its original color, and had thick
ened and become beautifully and glossy upon, and en
tirely over, the head. Others of my family and friends
are using your Restorative with the happiest effects.
HON. .16 OGE BREESE, Ex Senator, of Illinois, says,
my hair was prematurely gray, but by the use Wood's
Restorative, it has resumed its original color, and I have
so doubt permanently so.
HON. H. L. STEW ART says, my hair was very gray,
but after using two bottles, it restored it to its original
color.
REV. J. K. BRAGG, Brookfield, M6BB, says, it has re
moved from my bead inflammation, dtuidmft, and a
constant tendency ,to itching, and restored my hair,
which was gray, to its origin al
J. W. DAVI INON,lfonmouth,lllinoia, says my hair
was two-thirds gray, or rather white, butt by the appli
cation of the Restorative as directed, it has resumed its
original color.
DR. G WALLIS. Chicago, says, after using a great
many other preparations, all to no effect, I used one
bottle of your Hair Restorative, which has cured a hu
mor in my head of two years' standing.
BENJAMIN LONGRIDGE, 264 Seventh Avenue, New
York• says, having lost my hair by the effects of the Ery
sipelas, when it began to grow, instead of black as here
tofore, it was well mixed with gray. 'Having tried many
preparations to restore the color, without effect, I was
induced to try yours, and io spite (Mall my doubts it has
had the desired effect.
H. L. WILLIAMS, M. D., Peckensville, Ala., says, 1
have used your Restorative, and find it all it is recom
mended
to be. f have tried it for '!letter and find it a
certain Cure.
W. AL WOODWARD, M. D., FrankfortJ ffy., says he
recommends it in his practice as the best preparation
for the hair now in use.
months omy
EDWARD WALCOTT, says, these ag
hair was very gray. It is now a dark brown, the original
color, smooth and glossy, all by the fine of •Wood's
storative.
WILSON KING says ? one month's-proper application
will restore any person s hair to its original color and
texture.
D. HOES says, a few applications fastened my hair
firmly; it began to grow out arid turn black., its original
color.
BETSEY SMITH North4astFermsylvania, says that
her hair had, for a number of years been perfectly white,
but now it is restored to-SW -youthful color, soft and
glossy. . .
DR. J. W. BOND, St. Paul, soya that his hair Is strong,
thick and bleak, although &shrift time since he was both
bald and gray. The people here saw its effects and We
confidence in it.
MORRIS GOSLING, AL D., St. Lords, says that after
trying many other preparations, all too offeet, he used
two bottles, which covered his !Wad with anew and 81 . 0.
orous growth of hai r and and invites all to come and see It..
SARAH J. BROWN, says that her hair was sot only
gray, but so Him she feared its eodre lose—brit after
using two bottles it has restored both the color and
growth.
Prepared by 0. J. Wow & Co.,ll4Market at., St. LOWS,
and 312 Broadway, N. Y., and sold by all druggists and
patent Medicine dealers ; also, by all lenity and billet deal
ers in the United States and Canada.
Bold by Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 110 Wood diva,
and B. L. FAHNESTOCE & CO., No. fln corner Woo
and Fourth streets, and by all good Druggists generally.
80,000
2,100
250
11,088
15,387
30.076
158,389
PM 14v u 6
Ili1=111!1111E1111
Otedol.
SANFORD'S
within the last two tear,
lot roller, as the nituteroto,
pUll Arblilllll 6110 W
to the temperament of the
cal in such quantities as to
udgment guide you in lb
VIGIU1t171) / , Bud i
plaints, tillinats AI
it.lll YOH IC DI n [llO le a
p►nluls, llysentar-
Stomach, Habitual
le, Cholera, Choir-
Infantum, Plato -
Female Weakness
calamity as an rirdina
eine. !rallied's 41CH
gormands can lenity , to
,two or thrrt Tea
en at commc..comeut o
,g 1 vi ng thtr testtimo
E MOUTH WITH
AND SWALLDW
r per Bottle
THAT DOES NOT DYE, BUT WILL
To Housekeepers.
OMETHING NEW.—B.' T. BABBITT'S
Baia MEDICINAL SALBEATUB,
Is manufactured from common salt" agtf•is 6
Tared entirely different.from other MI
All the deletermue matter erniettede••in such
manner ea to produce Bread, Ilisind i d all
kinds of Cake, 'Athena containing a 10 0
saiemtua whenthetreadoreakeb •th
,by producing wholesome remits Every • •
ole of Salem= is turned to gas, and passes
through the bread or bisoult while eon
sequentty nothing remains but common Sal
Water and Flour. Youlrill reedit', perceive •
• Um taste of this Salaratus that it is- entirely
threat from other Saletahm.
It is packed in one pound pe. each smi •
per branded. "B. T. ,bhU r it Beds:Mud
' Wanton" also,
_Mature, twisted loaf of • - •
with a glass of effervescing water on the top.
When yen mimhase one, paper you should •
serve the wrapper, and be particular to get the
meat exactly like the first—bland as above.
Full directions for tasking Bread with this
Saleratus and Sour Milk or gram Tatar, will
12 accompany each package; also, dtreethms `r—
u making all kinds of 'Pesky ; also, tor mak
Soda Water end Seidiltr. Powders.
DUKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
0 11.0
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE OONOENTBATED
POTASH.
Warranted double the ski& of °Misery Pat
6 12alili,ainft.ii=ntai skatia
ft Soap. Coalmen grin find this ftwonesp
t Pot:Riskin mask et.
Manufactured stator sale
7 0
491yd. N w oa. 68 andoi7ol,4ll4lBBldnTilAgtjjan!s6B,7E,7N.
~,,...- 4
• 'oryotritisifititrolitger
DOCTOIL,BORT,
EUROPEAN, - MIYMEIAN
SURGEON,
Upon DiseiEuniti e die
HEART, LIVER, LUIOi9S,,CANCER,
MOD, OLD no n% DIM gORES,
BCPLO , P-1T1+43.,
AND ALL DISEASES Oi UIE BLOOD.
DOCTOR BORT,
fiIIIE:ONLTELEGFITLIPMINBOPEAN
11 ocaii6ek aAßirigi the Uni
ted States, is•now 'sttipping
•n ' Zfi
Rooms at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
Corner Fourth and driint.Streets.
Entrance on Grant street—Firat Floor.
Where he can be conernlted on all diaeeees appertaining
EYE OR EAR,
Deafness, Ringing Noises in :the_Read,
eharges from the Uleeratio* of
~,the
'Drum, can be speedily. cured by
Dr. B.'s new mode of
treatment.
As his reputation is so generally . known throughout
Europe anclthe UMW Stales for,. MAinupiralelled suc
cess fa carrug. Mope - :iltiYu-' - ekPeutal atten
tion to. It is useless to say to those afllictod but one
word, viz: Come and be - healed, as thousands have done
before.
. .
Dr. B, is in possession nt over 4,000 letters of recom
mendation from patients whom he haii stiecessfally
treated.
Remember, time limited, only three weekA. Rooms
at theßt. Niebdras Hotel.
1F.41-Bee cards outside the office door.
GREATES
inli
DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
DR: KENNEDY, of.ROxbikry, hug discov
ered in one of our common pasture W 6048, a rem
edy that cures EVERY SJND , °IM 08,
From theTWorat Sca'ofila down to a com
mon
Two bottles aro warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pine
plea on the face. . .
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the canker in
. l
- to five bottles are warranted to - oure the worst
kind of Erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted te=eitiept and
running ulcers.
Fifteen to twenty bottles will more scaly Antiptioos of
the skin.
Two to three bottlea.are warranted to cure the worst
kind of ringworm.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case ofrhimmatia
to four - bodies are a .rranted to 'Cele the sal
rheum.
Five to eight bottles will mire the worst case of actor
uta
One to three bottles are waranted to cure the worst
case of dyspepsia know trom the experience ot thous,-
ends that it htus been ceased by canker in the stomach.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One to two bottles are warranted to regulate a costive
state of the bowels.
One to two bottles will regukthstdl dehtxtgament of
thek:idneys.
Fobr to six bottles cured the worst cases of dropsy.
One to thrhe have eared the worst cases of Plea ; a
relic; is always experienced; what a mercy to get relief
in finch an excruciating disease:
A benefit is always exp3rieneed from the-fitst bottles,
and a perfect cure is warranted whenthe abo l / 4 3 quantity
is taken.
No change of diet ever actoemtary; eat the best you can
get and enough of it. The
MEDIC AL D
tsC4veit
Is admuablyadapted to the Wmiternruntrt, where
FEVER *Ns , 49UP,
DYSENTERY
BILIdUIS
BILIOUS. szvER,: , • •
LIVER DERANEMENT,
Are so prmalentin their respective seasdns.
The great cause of-the:prevalent* of these disitsesis
that mint have secreted at theirsystem some PUTRPD
AND FA AL lathe : 'XlUNlok,;whicif iOurce of all dis
eases, an Many a young man and woman In the Bloom
Life are wasting , away, whose faded cheeks and sunk
en eyes mail their friends of st meedy„dissolutiou,
thro. the effects'of Sortie - ACRID 'NUMAR.preying
upon e vitals, and many Mousthods.die iffinhaff/
the effects of these humors, ailtn, if tatty but *ply their
blood with a few bottles of Medical Unicovery, wohld
live to a ripe oldage. -
Another great cause of diseases is
Costiveness,
For this the Discovery Is an infallible remedy;its action
on the
LIVER, ICIDN,EYS AND BOWELS. ,
Is all that you could desire. For , , •
Scroftleits Ulcers •
You will follow the directions in p ai 4bi e i around the
table. For
. .
ULCERATED SORE VRI7ItI, -
Yon will Bud tull filnaUouwhl thkipitfidthiet,:i
DM:O72M put Dak--Ailulth, one tqaeospepgal st, day;
children marten paalai. deseetteptpx; *lam from
five to eight years , tealipoutat utiAlitsittions can
be applicable to all ooruifitotions, take Wallop ar,to opus•
ate on the bowels time a cisty..
1101111/611=1) BY t
DONALD ICSNNErft,
1 jo: 121 i Warrenetre* Birth . trii, Mass.
Sir Price $l,OO. For sale by every Druggist in the
United States and Britnalt. Province&
DR. GEO. H. KEYSER,
140 Wood to-, Az.
nokl w
SIMON JOHNSTON,
(suoczasoit TO L. WiLant.,)4l':
RETAIL DRIJGARI4ST
,
Oor. Smithfield and Fourth. St.,
Keeeps constantly on handy a ahnica.asannntant of ev
erything in . the Drug IhitO of buidnese..s
. Pa
rdo:du atttAdion;given to Compottunding Wei
eariptiona. - • col2B
‘ORE,
Also, a general assortment of t'At*LODICLNES.
6. S. gums Tv, N. D.
N. B. —PAYED:WM PWIRT . I7OSI3 - rarefrilly
oompormded. " dee
Yt'o
JUST PUBLISHED.= ^W 0,4)32 ON
v.rmatorraeai, &Wag' 1V :a genera eliabit t
!moo u, Impotaba rind "WS a nn e isha
of ,trbt,,Se and other excesses . Prom
aseripts qf Jelaxol4ll4 AL D.
ski Pointing out a mods of cum at onoe certain and
Olivine', by whWheverpinatilwari , nothatterwhathiacow
intl.:di, may CUM hinweN without Abe iniciadedimot eyed
wroom mate, and at the leaRX possibbiicoat,thereby_avoid
inc the numwoua quacks anirquack tioatrUma ottrtedas.
The author wasa PreuchilwaicianOforeatiglalnmeuts,
WAO anent many Tema towwastigatina tha' Miture and
treatmentof thiadiseaae, widoliluimiallyearriefitiohamtA
to an untimely grave. Bent tinder wal - to any
on receipt of two •,Pilitite.A Ky
AJW6IO, a,
tJUST RECEtVED!
SAM% GRAY k MO,
HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER
oeloatilOu of , •
ENGLISH MELT9NS,
Of Various Colon, for Business iuits,
NAMING ITP TO TO: DER
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