RAILROADS Isoe. "1 4 1-11E1 PITTSBURGH PT. 'WAYNE 01111 1 10) R 110,11 TO ALL POINTS 1:111 SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST WINTER Altlt.tNet:EME.V; TIME To CINCINNATI AS awl to I mho unpolh , . :nut Chienr^ !limier than by any other route. • WESTWARD TRAINS: -.1 . Leaves httAmitgli i,io a. in. 1. p. Allegheny 1,50 a. :n. 1 . 50 11. " Mansfield __10.05 a. tn. 10. 10 P. m• Arr . ives Crestiine .10,10 a. m. itt.::o p. Forest 12.15 p.lO. 12.5.‘ p ; Lima ••. ri .. Fart 'Wayne__ 1.50 p. 0,. 5.00 a. In " Chicago 11.00 p. 11.00 a. 111 " St. Louis 12,15 p. al. FOR COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI A ST. Li tl . is Leaves Crestline 10.55 a. ro. Win 1 .. in Arrives Colutnbus 1 . 30 p. at. 1.30 a. Cincinnati 6.15 p. ut. 7.10 a. In " St. Louis 10.400. In. 11.55 p. to FOR INDIANAPOLIS AN!) 5'r.1.01.1.1i. Leaves Crestline 14%53 a. in. 13.00 p. Arrive at Indianapolis.. 9.00 p. tn. 9.00 a. in. Terre Haute... 2.2.5 a. in. t.t..511 p. St. Louis 110.05 a. in. 11.53 p. m. All Trains through to Chieam. Ititl”mt eltange of Cars. N. B.—The time to Cineinumi i= Ih• ,ute by Steubenville. Trains On 11 , 101 Illee.t at Columbus, and passengers all go int. , together. EASTWARD TRAIN:i. Leave Chicago 6.20 a. in. 6.340 p. n Arrive at Fort Wayne...U.o3 n. in. 12.31) a. Crestline 5.53 p. in. ..1..t.:10 a. in Pittsburgh Both Trains make doge comtrrl iiins with Tra on the Pennsylvania Ita Iro:I.1 for Ow li. intern cities via Allentown and l'hiladid !di Onfrone change, of and Now York via Pitts train leaving t:likatzo :it 6.30 Pittsburgh at 3.50 p . in., and Niiiv 40.15 U. in. ACCOMMODATTON TI: A I NS—Fr.•,.i. F...iern street Station. Allegheny City. NEW BRItiIiTON AC( . 031 . .‘1 , iI)NT It N. • Leaves Allegheny at.. 9-34) a. In. mt.! 3.3 41 Arrives New Brigliton.ll.lo " " 0.10 •• Leaves New Bright:al. 6.30 • ":2. 14 ). Arrive: , et Allegheny . 5.15 " •• ECONOMY ACCO:V.MOD ITI , is Leaves Allegheny at 12.50 p. m. ,Ind 1.. Leaves Economy at 6.03 it. in. a ad -Duo - MARK ET TltA N Leaves Alliance at Arrives at Allegheny at Leaves Allegheny at Arrives at Alliance tcS`Trains are run by r.dunti.u , 12 minutes slower than l'it tshu rah Air Tickets good on the market trains are sold at re.iu, , ,ll,ri Through trains era - meet no At Alliance, with trains Cler•iac.l arl Pittsburgh Railroad. At Orrvillo, Ohio, to and Akron. Cuyahoga rani, etc. At Mansfield. Ohio, for 2,lount Sandusky, Toledo,Detroit, eet. At Crestline, forDeewarc.Soeir.' , 4‘l. , ' Cincinnati...Xi:llia, Dayton,, Indianal.dtu, Louis, At Forst, for Springfield, Sandu3ky, Iht y tort, Ciu _ oinnati, etc. etc. At Lime, for Sidney, Dayton, Cincionr.,„ etc. At Fort Wayne, for Pern, Lafavott,. LOlll3, and intermedime r..mttai In diana and At Plymouth for Laporte. At Wanatah for all po;nts or, the Albany and Chien altnitreati. And at Chicago . , Arith trninslar al: Mismurt. lowa. V. iscomio For further infirm,an •,1 •kezi apply to. GEOP,GE PAR '.• ~.- Paiaettger :ton •.' -'• Through Ticke , ... , !lir -ale n. n . ! •f • the Company on line o: of the United Sena;. Genorrl Pa' , ". - enger G. V.'. CAR. G..ruenil papa C _ 3-1; 1882. PENNSRVANIA OnAL EIGHT D.A.11.1 - T WINTER ARRANGLYP.i THE MAIL TRAIN LEAVE BURGH., from :.1 0 ) at intersectio;, of Liberty nut - morning (except Sunday; , all stations between Pi4teitii:;:ti This train arrires acid phi.: n making close con(' fjr N.. singtou Depot, a: 11. I.!, Amboy. Line. THE EXPRESS 'F I . . , named ?Milo!' daily at 1, to 3 , . at principal station.:. and iiiti ein tion at Ilarrisborir for Ha ire :Ina It' and for Neiv York via Allentown. rives in Philadelphia at b,05 a. In., lin neetion for:New York froni 9,30 a. in.. over C.imilen itiol Aniline inn.. .1 SLEEPING CAR. run thriiipili 1 . 1 , 111 Pl . ' •'IIII,I to Jet's** City via to this train. THE FAST LINE lea en tion daily, (except Saint, iLsiit't a. in.. op pingonly at prineil,ktnii•c-. :• risburg for Baltimore niui \ 'l , O ,;, arrives in p tr _ close connection Pir Depotti. t at 2 " p„ A . i,l",y ACCOMMODATION TRA Nti JOIINSTOAVN ACti..llm(WATit IN \ leaves daily (exvept Sonday.!at ping at all : , tati!q!,! Nntl FIRST kCCONI1101) %Tit !': TR.\ ;;;!. ; !;' . . statio n leave:daily !,;••t•!!! :-.:11;.!:!y. • a. 1(! SECOND AccOMIoW.TIoN T 1; AI N Wall's station leave: daily. 11,00 a. in. ACCoADItiIiATIoN TRAIN f Wall's station It:ivo , (vx aa.t Suday) at 4,00 p. 111. FOUItTIi Tit.‘lN AVall's station, leave,: daily, .except Sunday ) at 0,15 p. RETURNING TUN INS ARRIVE IN PITTSBFRi If AS FOLLOWS: Express Ll 5 p. p. Fnst Line LAO Johnstown Aecomm 10.30 a. lit Wa Ira Station ANnanow.lat 4;.30 a. in 2d Wall's Station Annoninnidai ...... 5,340 a. m. ad Station vemutno.lation 4th Wall's Station Afton' nnvlation 6.03 - Trains for Blairsville and Indiana ennnevt at Blairsville It terdevtion with Jilt town commutation Hart and 'i l. :in l—Ext , re= aml - Mail West. F A It I. TO NEW F0RK...... ... PILILADELPRIA BA LTIMOR LANCAtiTER IJARRISBFRO 4 Eaggn4reeheeked to all tinn: On the Penn Sylvania Railroad. and to Philadelphia, Bolti more and New York. . _ .64 , Pas„sengers pureltasive ticket. , in in kill be charged an excess according to disthnee trav eled in addition to the station ratos, except from stations where the company has no uplot. NOTlCE—ln—ease of loss,. the Company trill bold themselves re:Toil:4l,le tor per,orml ii;tggnge only, and for an amount r..t oXeCt.linw Slott. N. IL—An Omnibus Line hat Iteent to convey passengers and loij a s K ., r o ;;;„ fr in 1.10 depot, at a charge not to exceed each passenger and baggage. For tickets apply to J. STEWART, Agent. At the I'enna.lt. It. Passenger Station on Lii.orty and Grankstreets.. ENOCH .E.E.IWIN, n 022. General Superintencleto. i's. NltWelt VIA DIVE AND .L.ll D. RAILROAD. INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI R. II Connectiwat Indianapolis with Terre Haute, and TerreKanto. and Alton Railroad, to 61. Louis and Lafayette and Ladituispolia, 'New Albany anti aklem.a4Mic_himinCentrd Rancads for CHICA GO. ROOK ~IJAND, BURLINGTON. and all intermediate tioinia. Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS., TERRE RdtTE. LA.FATETTE and PERU'. Freights and passengers carried from Cinch:, sad or Lawrenceburg in less time than by any i other rent. by twenty-four houra, and at as low rates. The only road by which shipments can be made fromQincinnati to the Weal., without break in; bulk. connimmente Made to J. E. GIBBON'S. Agent at Cincumati, or W. B. CI.TTING, Agent at Lawrenceburgla, will receive prentp:. attention, ; and no charge for commif,-on: so et: , ton ! DRAYAGE OR C010419510N at I..J.WRZNCRIVCR.I. For further hiformation apply to TIIO3IAS ! (Nh.lts Water street:l agent of tine company, who ie prepared to xTe TRRocca RE rerars for Paezengers and freight to Indianapolis. t Terre Haute, Lafayette. elli,:ago. •Peru, GiCAL- t eartle. Crawfordarilie,Cl ' uirleeto- . Paris and Mat toon. rce. H. F. Lt.OB.D. President_ JOHN. r. CHEEK, General Freight Agent. mh3 1862. 'IMPORTANT. 1862 ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR SAINT JOSEPH, And other points in Northern Mis ouri, the States of Kansas. or the Territories. should insist on having tickets that read by the . NORTH NISSOURI RAILROAD The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It is the shortest and 9uieltost lime by thirteen bonne° theyeinotest point reached by rail, and is always ea eianagite tiny other. W Bay' YhtfrTfelMaro and all points In Northam Missouri by the North Missouri Rail_ ISAAC IL STURGEON, luil i'retet_gad Genl Supt. North Missouri R. R. =m e Efitnixogo, GenT.Travaling I\.ll.,ROAlvz. . . . .. CLEVELA\D Plasm 1:1;11 1:A11,11 11 1 NC.: l•:1) if D I N AND) ILFTEIR .1141N1):11 . , 11)V. it tralr, I), porul . l:l4, lwan t•i, in PI 1, 11 .- ,11..: 1 , 111 . 5 r r AI lII'S •S1:01: I.! \I \ 11!..N I Lemv.2- . I.:t. rfiVi.... ,. 11,!..1• .1: =IEEE No ,•11:iDgi ein11:11i. \ . 7.i.i:1. " t ii'•• " " 1iet•!”.•.:... I.,:ve, 4N ,•1 1 -\ . .t.,. 1:i A rtivt— comlt:,till :it ‘Vha.t.liw., with 1:a!;it.:•.1 , .1"..1, , 1 :mil at lit !I ulth C!cvel.t 11,itro1.1 r“r %•I;. I. to,At i'l. 4 111 . 1t.; 1 1 -AN!) LIN ii!.• " I ;ay. I'o A ii:l Arritc, Cierl.l4lo: BEIZEI oal I •• " 1,1%,„ I:,.No‘v l'o113.101H.i:t ,t itit•We 111 Akotil. ! .11 • Fio. :P.:11;1:11 . .1s. with t. 1).•:r.•i: A.Lail T11:71. ‘V1..P.1% M.. A l`lii mill. .r 1 , .. i.:ti i',ttLt i .. St.igk a. n tll.llO . 2,50 :1. 11 7.35 .1. i 1 1 , 1:• 1,11 ITY1101.F 4. 1! I ;11 P I t(Vg,srli „ 9 .,t, • NO. 85 FOT .- . 1 . 1 . . N! Ho). rirgur. SERSCF.I7IiIIIS N C AL TURE .•., 13.1, ,r v.': C , .:•:::• - •• Curraln G , f all ki1,11: 6:2 All c•f •••• , ,allo.: • 7 . . EOTELfs AND PEST WKILESALE rinTED DEPOT, Ti_: 01 7 .. D ;T_!`D COBNUCOPIA: FiESTAURANI, NO. 40, FTI - 1 STREET, •::::4;T:N. xt 1-;•% 'J:i Ti it%7 r.; , 43 cQli~~iti _''.iss'_V! Vil toon. 1I .11:D :,..'411.11 SEIM =IBM :Aux:, IA .101 IN S.t Propriv: tll MK ;sine :ell eh , I :the:: ii• ert, :he - F,....7t 1 t 1 1 .1, %%111 1,, :).• tho IL. %VI) In :,tl,lfl SEETIN'S • OLD STAND, IN THE DIAMOND, i.t..,p1.;•-t Ad .t V I NI: tr:!: AXD l'11"111:1) 51 :it tTr,ll vx)..•;:. , •...k ?II HI !hi tio• t•! , Potl . t! hi- ft the . t;:, 11,, , ri;•! ,vs.rvits will up in e,•: . y ntyk atitsh, the 1.1(!811:. - : :Pt.! . he reil. s,. . . . . e.rtitil••li.!;l,, 1., . 1 , pl;idi.• l!o•ireN,•••11.•,•.-. 4arv,..1 up •it all 11 , Ha' , , ah..l 10. V 3144 NII;!IT ap;:iy 01 7 1? It<>l NO. 32 DIAMOND A L LEY, , iii F.: SUL:SS:I{I' ANNOUNCES to th , • I- in .1:;:!y .pf : 4 11.EL I, .1N U I.'. kN :mil I' :11,• nr %yell e,:urythit,.7 1 , 1 < ' 1, I 10 I t OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE, No. 111 Wood Ftreet, Pittsburgh. Wlll/1.Er:11.1.: .0:1; LW.% LEH , i• LAKE AND EASTERN FISH, FRESH PIII7.ADELPIIIA , AND BALTIMORE OYSTER:i ASh WILI, 0.1.11 E, All hi :heir A' Neasote. GEO. RP;INEM.IN A CI), aum ANstoni t i's 4:124). AURENI : 4 N 0.311 I.ibery.• Arcer,.inst hc- DePor pl the Penn,ylvhnia vvhich in: , .!.ez it the ino.t convenient bou.o in the cit.?: inviset.;vt. , arriving by that ruad. proprietor ho ring. nt con.i,leritiO.o ex - iitte.l up. in ex.2tilit-at sty 1.% moith-1 ;rsn of public i I 11,i -- ---- WINES AND LIQUOIZ2 WILLIAM BENNETT, lUPOILTE:I AND DEALEE Brandin:, Ocr.diall, Wines, Old Mononga hela and Ramified. Whiskey, NO. 120 WOOD STREET, 'Pittsburgh WILLIAM" CLAYTON, IT - HOLE7.ALE AND 'RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT,' No. 37 rahrisiond Alley, r... 3" .11. , ::y 07: hand P:achber ;T. Clorry and ?..7and!cE,Oll Mcaoll,3aaeln. Rectified IViikkeY. Inhl6 E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO., IYYOWTERB•OF WINES, BRANDIES ADD DEALERS 1Y FINE OLD WHISKIES, NO. 5 3i'ORTII FRONT STREET PHILADELPHIA. uplo.lyd "ALLOW. OIL AND GREASE.-- bbla Tallow. 2.5 bbia Grease: In store and for sale by ,- . : SELLERS CO. nal' Penn street, Pittsburgh, 12.9 1 1, t•I •• G. 1.. " tu I. ist •,11. • :.r- Ipt•t”. .:t PHI 1, 1:1,!% Cif • 1. 5 / 1 .11 " .p. 11) .t '1..% t;..t.. • 1.4. / ' il.l 11!'''t. MEMO 2..1.; I:IA..I'T 'l' S 1... 1 F • j't ‘l, 1101•11 . . roliN sir\ r.e.n.i . 7 . c. , c1 !treat, Pitte.burith, PR 1.11 LTRANCE FIRE INSURANCE 131 TIII: RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANUEi COMPANY, 11 . 1,A 1.1 0 1E.1 - .1•11 I A. or :qerelon di• Ctirtiiture. " r ....untry. OF El 4 I.N %Tit LET Capital. $229,3140 DO, 0 4:{4/:1.511% 1111; tut e tt..t t;t1161,„ ert,tage 01 . iluprevet . l City Pitt- Itt•rt.vt weigh tletthle the ttinttuitt ...... , :neutral r,-rt. tirttt „ . Petite-y:1.0;1in Ce't , t; cent. 11661.1:.:6!:', '6"..i.t.(k.N.'.6..66-1 14611,16 .1611i3 cited Vent. lonn Allettl yet . ettunty t; toe/a. :,ten Fittilrentl Lettus C. , 11 ttcrttl leant..., well tteettred 11 tint 1;1..41 , 1 Top .Al..untnin 1 , n111.. . . yl‘ntlitt linilrentiett.Steek I:Atli:tilt, Situual Itt , urattee 'etettott2. Sittt•l; of l',nnnay Fire lll , Crattee Co l,lc' 6 , 1' 11.'i, 111,111.:1111.161 . 6 6. 701 111 11.1 2.012 F . 41 nitet A:. I tentr.ittee 1611 (W) 141:- . 1t;.2. 1 7 IK Aeettunt-. •ttettretl intent-1, t.te.... tl,2lti 72 1 . .1-It on Inttel tut,: in hand: of tikent . 11,25:t ir, CLEM TINiiLEY. Ptc,idetat. (•!,..;11 Sniiiul 111. It•plwrt r... 1,1.1.4, . . Si., vit.-It, 14.10. 11. Tint:lcy, .1.4111 R. 11 . ..i.re! .11:u : -11:11111111, 7. 1..•thr..1/. 1 ltarle , Leland, 1 i,..1,1.1,1; T. nunti.r. ‘V Smith Nowell. ,1,1 . 1r ...111,V..1. Jodi?' 1:1,4•11. S...•retory. .1. (1.111.11 N 1:111:1.1 N. Agent. Id., 1'1111 , 1:m4 11'00.1 st. 4 1111:1, tiV.llltl: s.ra;t:Ty IN. lIJISI . IC 141111:•A\ MI I:\ THE S E. (111-ZNIAt THIRD AND V.II.NI"r INSl'll.lNri.:,-; "it V. , - •Of tht.‘v , .ll,l. I N kND I NSI It INcl-:s 1.',.,.15. by liin•c 'am:, awl I.awl Cni e . ine, 1., all part, •••• t:..• It I NS[I:A . Nt'ES .11er e generally, en rI we, Dwelling 011:111Th - Alartl:l, I:411'1113.1 .1 I lo 1',111.1itz..1.,1m N. IN•nr,..• .1. !:t. C. Tranquilir. Nvul. Eyre. .11. C. !hind. 1l tn, I. I.it , iN% B. A!. I.lt•pc.r. II ugh Craig i••• I:. 5t.0.1,.•1. S;•,. ail •.k,•. .1111vait...1 h.... C. 1i..1,1,1.1:01.wr Bin Jame, r. A. I:. It I L. M 11 . P. .1. :11A1)1111.1, N•.. 63. nt....r -tr.,t. Pitt:laugh. INGEMIIITY AGAINST LOSS l' 1..: FR A NE LI N FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN HU LAD! :Lill lA, f LT 135 ft:A 137 CU ESI si iriturr, r 1.1f1; 11MENT Art '. 1 ::1I1y"'. :~. ~~~ 'V.I 1'4,11 =ME 1.'!• -, 1 - I at iracz ne trio' nP La' tr.", I , • it r)f ti,..r..k.y “t• =IIIIIE2 ;t.. .1; t...14.19. , 012,1,33 36 ;1:=. 1' :a:' 1.,a:~. • • ,:.•. N. N. I; IN , ; 1:1 - . 1:. l'f•-'..i..r,1 1,1 WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, I • IN. !...2 - tcr 5i.:1(14 iiE Risks 1 IL I •I . %, I .1 . 1 1 j•I 11. • i t 1.3. I lirimtm , trin tit im v muumuu:: v, 111... ;LI 111...rolity. iitun it:kr:!1•11•: - they liti IS'"1: T.ii;l:lt 39111.1m:1 .11r.rt.• t;ir 1'1.91 Prl•11:1,11 1::!: • i 111 I: •'l'i I I . . , Vitt,..0.i..; 11 , .1iv.:. .11t.x.m.1.•:. Nitl6.4: Ge.,r,• I P.lr s -it• %Vt.,. 11. Smith, Chas. IV. It t.4.,•!...,n, A nolr., .V..1:1,y 11.•xand..r51....1., 14ivid \I. 1...114, itce , .1. T1P.11)3.4. P.enj. Rake‘rell, .I,llm 11.31 Tune CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH IN.-1 ItEs STEA.III:O.I'I'S AND cA SAMUEL REA, Sei•ret.iry. 1 , ..k; A LEI'. Preeident. <Mire. Cur. of Markel and !'e'ider 111(11 - 0 , :1•, , 1:1-t :1.1 , 1 Ihinl:We 111 111.. N:IVIg.I - • t 11, ..- , •.1.711,11 and 1Yt.,1,1•11 Ili i•I ,t tot littytott , .:thtl the 11%i Lttt the Sett,. 1 goat 1.4.4 agalll%l and I►amage by 11 ri 1 ) 1 It E( "El li lC w. IL Johnston IL ti. M. (1.1,1,1-t7ll, Jas. 1.11 rk. r., 1:. Bin:41121111, S. Harbangli, .11•1111 S.1 ) 011 , 1'01 r. 11. Zug. ydh PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, Opposite the thetont neuee. eftpital .24:319400 Asset? 0304,11iiii. 14, VPIt'AIMItil l eiLt.." 1 ,e'arosrifnli;eINO.. every ttooription of Property or 'Merchandise, at roe, , nul,to rateF of premium. ROBLIZr P. KING President, :S.I. W. BALDWIN, tire Provident. DIRECTORS Chalks Dayou,lL L : E. ope, E. B. English, George W. Brown, P. It. Slivery. Joseph S. Paul. C. Sherman, John Clayton. :;. J. '.l.a t targe E. Wiler, - r. hz—tcsisrns, sc?rethrY. J. O. corm, Agent. y-Il:* Corner Third and Wood streets. 10NONGARELA INSURANCE COMPANr or PITTSBURGH. OFFICERS. • ,TAMES A. HUTCHISON. President. HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary. Cara. JAB. WOODBUIIN, Don't Agent. OFFICE NO. 0S WATER STREET... Will Inzuro alt kinds of FIRE and MARLNE RISKS. ASSETS, MAY 10th, 1881 Stock Duo Bills, payable on demand and soeuredby two aprrnSed names $: 713, 17 4 C10 Bills Receivable 2 3 4 ,17 34 Bills Discounted 36,ai 76 Mortgage 12.0110 00 115 Shares Mechanics' Bank stock cost $ 6.165 00 100 Shares Citizens' Bank mak coat 5.175 60 40 Shares Exchange Bank 0 Shares Bank stook costnk of Pitts- 2,000 00 1 burgh. Balance of Book Accounts 011ie° Furniture Cath DIRECTORS. - •-' Win, B. Helmet', Jas.. A. Hutchinson, Wilson IBBler. • Nona Atorelkt A , 'Miff:Mee, xB John 3l'Decitt, azt ßger i A , \ JtA...Elirkinstrick, . Wallace_ "Itobt:Dalzell. ' Geo. A. Basil. 1 4 • W. A. Caldwell, Wm. Means, James Woodburn. war DAIL V POST. MONDAY MOUNING, MARI,II 24. From the Farmer and 13ar41.1ter Hot Bed% and How to Manage •• 1/y the time this meets the eyeS of 1:1111 i - V:it( l l . : , , it will he time to hate till .null jell.is (lime 111,, to lw out of the ‘v:ty of lar g e ones whet they ccriii, on. .1 . 111• lou bed is of the first ittiportiince. ttne. with- three sashes six feet long and three feet wide t,:kell. is Nvorth fifte e n dollars profit yearly : and yet, notwithstanding the simplicity of manitgemen't, we tire ;milli:illy tedsed the Lest way. Any one who sub ser ib es f or a :11:igazine like this, can ;:et this inform:, lion. and :my other needed. I.t s.b.iug for it. It seems strange that cultivators ‘6ll subscrihe tout read seelikir paper- xyllich give them no Ithowlettge !that can benefit 1 110111: slot are: so loath to - sitle;,•ribe fora magazine treating Irliolly upon their Int- i • mess, which might put a hundred times tb. value of tlic yearly'priee in their 1ne•'..e..... I low blind some 111011 are to their ..‘,:: in terest.s! Burns the hal, wlo, v.:l-: Er- t :: Itltniglinian :itni then an ex iensi ii :liriner. *ailed like backwardness ktf lk,kliken; 1.. si - quire knowledge of their professbm —il, narrow ruts! vie: — mid I'obl/ett ,sys. — 1 skillful farmer. who has no knowledge of other matters. is a Itighl2. - [eared:mil useful 11a1.•• IV e earnestly with to see the Thig kkziikes tit' farming stn.' gard e nin g supported I,y fifty tlnutsatoi readers, Its many of the secular 1111%1'ST/3111.r , mote are. Samuel .101111s,kiti. the great I.exieographer, said tlist eN - ery book he read. gave hint some fresh informaticill: :ts it is with the most I, sl.ilful Reuteror gardener: they will gain lit.mcledge by reading. and they t-sil ell.. lighten milers by tiiiii.ing their practices ktuo%-tt in .Niagazines 11,•lilirti \lll , llly to their A:tilling. We all liito%y that we must pas; sway and other.; 11.1111• ill our t , .t1":1.1 ; 1 :111.1 it beltooves us to malie limotti the limo% ledge we hilly.: itekieired : ss it will benefit Illallklllll in 1111'1 . 111m . ... — others will eotite :tit er us. mei call us 1.1,•-•,.e.1.'. , Of, 2,462 27.9 1 .110 3~IIN h/111 frame Jr ti,,• hot It, ill• there 11.1.1. dil, ut haeli.llll,l 11% 11101, , in le in ill.. , a 1 ll.•ar I. ti,, to I.' 1.4)/it 1;,1. nit'iu,g air, on, a tirs‘ 11), idteltere.l hr s leo., 11t1 the north -ide. I)ig oat The dee]. all over. and pal is the ;ale.; - , et the lox i n it an d .1. 4 ing euttt ra riTot deep all alai 1. the around the lox. 'I rain!. it firm ly d , nen. and Ao.l it over, and it will lo.d: tidy at The gutter beine inches tho floor of the b.•l. no water will l!odg4! in it ; but it' wiit•.r. at' ter rain:;. lodges in the glitter. lend it ..tr nnoth,r gat , r. if there i.,deelle: carty it ~tr a4,‘ 1 , 1 , OW hod dry. for it' %vaf..r into t. I.'.. e i ; Turman:- loosely into a rourel heal, mark NViji lilt tha LOX. and if fr,,,h out bath van Le got,inix one load of that with to loads ittatiute : he vio• lent heat of :MIT Lc aJ,.. - -ording it. and will retain it twice 11, long. and will Hoak. tin Lod inure sr,l'al Unit. tind there will he less sobsiding a.fteri,\ \i hen T h e h..nh is w. , 11 hll 4, rh0.,..,,rh0.,..,,a fair and till gip the to ,ver .' nine ludo, of the top ;no hex. „lull s .i t ;e e l; :I‘. it 1., pat ir, mei it dewn !Le heel - ot tits ti rk and dap n, ti, • • and leave tl - 1. - •in tan day, ; • 11. era with wooTlen , lay nnei • .‘.. 1 . at - if ill , :1;.• r. i 1..• heat . JAN.I f A 11 , ••• in I , —, au, I t nittr dro.3 if 11, a w l 10t.ri:... V+ flenr , v,r r.:11 Clio fi,•- .;:.1„1,,-.1,.1 it •-•ir ; hay,. pit., 1 . , if! ‘1,.,..rit tw inches Lnx, l an , i the 1; t,. hop up t glll . ,I.I•:1111 :1:01 :2: ,, •: . 1.11. p::!n • -• after ;) ,,. c1:1). %%Ir.' : lb, tii— p Sind L.r I.IL. .or tit Ch, !'l tl. 1,. in v.ili ;d1..v,r1).w t 4, —l'i,n:avmnr r:.ise I Ite . ov,•!dy. dr3W I rem llaCk tt, Inuit . sic I. SW 1111 . 111 the 1 ,1 1 , 1 ,1 1 ,. ip•ri. it (. .1% , 1*111, /tll , l 1,1'.•.“ firm ly upon them: a Iw-ind hoard, flit• p u t r ,, w4. :old walked upon. mowing it until th,".111,d, the 1 ,, -t way. as it stakes ~.urfaee even. Put on the and lei !hew remain ele.ed a ,Iny and a ni.o. The ,i,•ottil day give a little air: if there steam iti the Led, but shut cli•se at The third ilav, cabbage. lettuce and radish platit.‘ will be tip. :mil fourth or fifth day tomato plants will he up. In eight davu E gg plants will be up: less or mitre air should he day after the plant. are up. hut give If , . 111 1.1:011.A. others. as they Heed m,,re boat. th,• plant 4 grill' larger and the weather warm er. nnne must lie admitted. 'fi le above cabbage. lettuce. &v.. may he drawn oil' part of wartn days: and ott warm nights the corers may bejell rill: and this course may he fi,lluwril with the tomatoes: in ten day. , later. and the saute for Ee.- plant tell days Eller than Innuttur,, AVater shiedd not he given until the coil dry. :old a little warm water sliduid mixed with the (told, to wake it lukr , lvarni, Wal.T al,mo ten ill the morning. am! pal th• close down for an hour. and lilt)/ them again, hut not sit high as other (lays"; as the water makes the plants ntore ten- der. AS the weather gets warmer. cab h:ige•S, h•ttliCe, Are., Shollid have tittt "hobs: by drawing the sashes off all days. and in warns nights, SO as to harden (bent he fia't, they are planted out.. The same with tOttaito, Iwo weeks later, and Egg plants two weeks Inter again. Are. Weeds should he pulled out in the beds when they ap jrar. When a cold and high Wiwi blows from the north or northwest. give leSs air, and so on, sons to keep the temperature iq the bed nearly uniform. "flue beds should be well watered a few hours .before the plants are transplanted, so that. a por tion of soil will stick to their roots; and of course they will grow more readily.— Afterthe beds are em)tied. a tomato plant may be set in the middle of each light, and they will soon over the whole, and bear abundantly all summer. 1 . II; I: ;1,1 M _l4, I I HUGH M. BOLE. - . E4IINE iirv. tate. af-*Aienirworr ; Duquesne Way, near the Point, will make to order, and warranted - as good a can be made, the .Ilollowing maahinerY. , via: Steam Engines, Tartans. Lathes, forwood and iron; Planers, for wood and iron; Drilling 3luchines; Housin end • Tobareo Screws; "Patent-right Model Machines, in the best manner., Shafting, Pallier and Haugera. of all sir.ea and variety ; Serowe, of any diameter and pitch, to fi ft een feet in length. Will also • make,. and have on hand, Doctor and Niggol.Engittes, and Deck .Pumps for steamboats, Arc. Lathe iuhears and other Plan ing done to order: can plana32 inehee wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long. All Onlers Promptly Filled and Earnestly Solicited. N. It — Particular attention. and promptitude given to repairs (in' Printing Promos and other 31achines. myls:lyd W. cvsNtangran.. ccanqurntrixt...r. CVNNINGILLII D. IWYBEN DrNCIX. CIVNNINGITAMS . CO.—P ITT S. %.) BURGH CITY GLASS. WORKS—Ware. h0u5e...119 Water street, and WO First street. Pittabgrehi Pa.' three doors below the Mfmenre hela •H "Po inrnifactarela of pittsburgh a s " "WWW . Woo nunrists Glen Ware and Armen cantinven Glass, Sm. parlor windows. churches and pnblie buiMinr. • apl I;yotr . WANT isONE GOOD NEW Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, inized i _entl. all • other' kinds of Sidem. ewoking Brim"' or Wina, Now Orono. Lemon and Citron Peel go to alml wa fl kiltati crop mra. in the Diamond. where you a new* of Fruit. roil lOwer than at erlielim in the. city. Also wyenend_and amonningotPagoilY oreerlef•Plat2! es. and all .tier kinds of. a . e r I44I4 . 9III EA — WOR TN &DEMME; d ember Diamond and Diamond alleY. 1&140 00 65,9n400 075 0 49.152 90 it CLAY— .S4OO bomb Missouri Clay for sale by /WM m. mmaris. Them. . FURIITURE AND Cllllll - No: 1114 FEDERAL ST.:ALLEGHENY: • Uadeloan its leaaeheii. 4111 seeelve Omptaue :_Qatans #412. be left at the room heLiv . VW OF M.' JANES FLOYD. Ora* solik/7 BANKING HOUSES. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, 6:5 FOURTH STREET. CHARTERED IN 1855 j[kPEN DA I T. FROM 9TO 2 OTI.00K: also, W...1ne5.1:1,. and Saturday evenings. rrom Ut. L. Not' emlior ist. from 7 to 9 .Moak .11 , 1 fro', Nov :.t Slay from 4/:to Deposits reocivedfo all stuns not less than ONE Tb.1.1.1R.1111.1 lii% . ten i ~ 1 the profits declared twill a yea r, in June and December. interest has been declared seini-ammally, in .1 one and Decem ber:dm: the Dank 1:m: organized, at the rate of SIN Prl yo.:11*. ir il.rt 111 . :1W11 MIL is played to the credit of 11111 ilemeitor as principal, and bears the -ante intere4 from the first .lays of June and tle cylll~ r. ram Pouudill a yelir, without troablim: the depositor to emit or even to preSellt hi- 1,0,-; book. At thi , rate money will double in 11,1 it 11 01 ce year, making in the aggregate cmc s o oNC-11 II I' PElt r.. 1 18.18. 1 ".;.I;,,,ittainizrz tits :111.1 .)15 nppli.•ntiuu t•tfic•••• .11.1;1:1:1 =MEM .. .. , .1..!::1 !1..!,11.•.. ohlilll .‘13r , 11:11}, .5.1111.1.1 . 51 .,,. r. vi a Mei.' iL D. Atee.k. 1:, ! .i. L . i' ; ,t,,.. T,„.k. A. 11. 1'.,11.,1. Al. 1)., .lame: Me.tul..y, II ill littrgivin. .1.11 t,,, 11,..n1in.,;. NV111..1. Anders"n. TR CST}:ES. :11 , x•th , l , r 11rnaley. .liime, , 1). Kelly, .1 ;in C, Baekonqf. Peter A. Alli.leml, t:....n.r. P.l.i,k, .10101 H. Nli:Hor, .1”11:1 B. Cultlll7l.l. James Steidle, Almiz” A. Cl:Th.r, 11.0.ert H,,1 - 4.. t'll“ I.!, A. I'..N..it, Willt.q. P. Alitnattill, . . . Iv , ii . I hm , ..7.1,,, .1..1ni ikr, .),',llll 1.:,):,. 114.nry h. Ring:lsiah', 11,1...weil 11.•:,1.urn, .I , ,liii 11. Shoolherger IVIII. S. 11., t•ri. IC In. H. Selttpertz. l'eftr 11.111itilier, Ale:candor Tin.lle, ltkluir,l Ilnyn. Isan,•Whittkr. Will. ::,. I.avel), Chri,tian Vrager. : , 1:4•1!1.17.%1:%" AN! , Tit kl:li . 1 I :‘ ES A. Col. TON. .M ES 41L, MIMS. BANK E Ilt S N• BrOICITS 1111 , 1 Deniers in Aeeoptaneeti, er and lank N. Fs -11:111,o (in the I:4l, , tern unit WeAern eitie nth. tor :ale. 'mole in ell the rities throughout the I ..e••• • 1% , 11 in ' , or fond, or orreot le , p e r. N..... Mu I 1:..t street, between I=l =3= BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROKERS, \v Sul ALDERMEN JAMES, M. TAYLOR, A. T. n 17. Ut MI A N , OFFICE: 151 Penn Street. Fifth Ward i•RIIMPTI.II MADE: it. Moi t rain , .1d 10 01! . T . :: .1 ^ I:nnA1 1• tint AGRICULTRAL . . D. B. ROGERS dr SON. El= Rog,erie Improved Patent STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH t A IN 13111 - 1,1, "1":17.1 7 171'II. OFFICE: corner Railer and Clyiner rPats. Muth Ward, PITTSBURGH. l'A 3101lNING POST STEAM PRINTING 13lAt-;14.3.1E1N CORNER FIF rH AND WOOD STREETS, ri r r.;tl It G 11 111.1.% IREI'E:III.3. 813111=11111111111 Vs'•• a. , 1. , us i.r. ;....1 :.11 jsj. fs.r ICOOI4 4: .1011 PRINTING NVith titi.l iit the nue,t \ t• li:tvt. aU oirtet '00:N 13 ' .CO NON lu .he etty All , l sill pa} nttenti‘in to RA I LROAD, - MERC.IVILE & LEGAL PIIIXTRG, IU LIN OF L.% DI %G, CULA RS ULA BLANKS. DEEDS RILL II EA.DS, cEirrirteAkTEs. REG INTERS, utt.tl"r t rt•rs, it Ey E I PTS, Show Cards & Bills in Colors, ARII4; ENVELOPES, H EA DINGS Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col lege and School Schemes, Hotel Bills of Fare,lnvitations,&c. Our for printing POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C., FOR CONCERTS & EXHIBITIONS ARE UNSURPASSED! We ran in=ns complete satisfaction as to TIME AN'ir PE ICE l BOOK WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTMN School and College Catalogue*, Illseollaneous Catalogues, Constitutions, Reports. Briefs, etc. BLANK DOORS, LETTER'IIe.ADS, BLANK. ROOKS. CHECKS, ETC., FOR Banks dr Banking Houses, FURNISHED TO ORDER. ALL WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY BARR & MYERS, POST BUILDINGS, sth and Wood Phi T. T. 111"GITIIN, ROUSE, SIGN, —Ass ORNAMENTAL PAINTER No. 2 'St. Clkitr Street,: (CORNER DESKER_NE :WAY, as t stew, aar-All work entrus ted tome will be neatly sad promptly . execlitiod.. pe2l-/7 .•. _ • _ THOMAS FARLEY'S AN EXCELLENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Tuat: 1-"I'V'ES13II11(4-TI S ATER() II 11011XI1t; POST HANDSOME AND INTERESTING 31 . 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THE WAR NEWS. @7i` As a source of additional interest to all classes of readers, the progress of the pre,ent civil war, in which great armies are engaged, will he closely canvassed, and the most important events carefully collated and presented to the reader.— By fidlowing the operations of the armies from day to day, succinctly presenting the whole from week to week, we shall furnish a fresh and run ning history of this lamentable rebellion. CONTRACTS. THE SATURDAY MORNING POST Will he furnished to subseribers at the low price of One Dollar a Year, and it will be found a good investment THE PITTSBURGH DAILY POST Is oleo imued from the, same dace EVER] MORNING. It is a complete epiteme of new 9, containing all the latest intelligence, Telegraphic. Local, Miseellancons, Congressional, Legislative. Mon etary, Commercial, eke.. 'l'o THE LATEST HOl7ll. Also, editorial articled nn all the leading topics of the day. ALL IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE SnAT OF WAR, CAMP CORRESPONDENCE, &e DAILY POST has. an extensive' circulation by railroad and river, through loca agent.± and by the ggl3ll,l,llALL:id s capjtel aldverti sing medium. The paper is furnished to subscri bers at $6 Per annum, air Advertisements inserted at moderate rates air Addr•se JAMES P. BARR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, CORNIS,PiFTEI AND WOOD MEETS.. arikod year nom by nail at IV tisk. omt - cortneti --13 A IT Is 'l' II E and furnishes the inaiit reliable BE EfiEND IN IT P1T11313P8,G41. PA. PROMI . SIO2fAL 7 CARDS. MOCALMONT & KERR, A'r•rt .1) "NTIV?;4 A.'l7 LAW - FRANKLIN, VENANOO CO., invl3:lyd 11. IV. PATTER;ios PATTERSON & DAWSON, ITToRNEYS AT LAW, KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS, nit tttttt nd Street, near Grant: PiTTSBURUIL PA B. F. LUCAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFR'E, No. 72 (RANT STREET, (Three .loors lielow the C4 , urt IfouAe.) I'1l"I'S111;1“111. PA L. BRACKENRIDGE, ATTC..) - 11 , N1 4 :1 - 1 - AT LAW, OFFI4 E. NO. 133 1 , 01711T111 SF.; lIANCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 73 GRANT STREET, PITTSBURG'', PENN'A. , - 1 .4E114 srIIMEON DENTIST • suvecF,,w t. W. Malik. No. 141 Smith strf.o. h(zei-Otfico hours from S to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to 5 o'clock. fels:ly IRON MANUFACTURERS. AMERICAN IRON WORKS. Jones 41c. Laughlin*, .I.OXF %C/Tin:Re, OF I12(1)N A IL) IN 14 JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON. hath's Patent Shaftio ,, Piton Pods, Plates, At, IVA REHOUSES, 93 Water Slreet and 132 First Street, PI TTNRU RlB H An , l , oruer ,•f Frunkliu and South Water Strong, t`hi”rtg.o. fen:ly I,AAr J. , 11, L. BoYnr..Wn. M'CuLtouoti PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS, JONES, BOYD & CO ., All A N UFA {TERE US OF CANT STEEL,' IVJIL spring— Plow, :mil A B Steol SPRINGS iunl AXLES, corny!. Rms.; nth( rs t Areets. P.ITTAtuROII, Pa. LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES -AND - SMELTING WORKS.' P.,1.117;;, 31" C UVDV & CO., 31anutitcturers of Sheath, Braziers' ainl Bolt Copper, Premed Cop per Iloilo:its. Raised Still Irottouss,Spoitor S , ,lder, d.:e. Also importers anti dealers in Metal;, Tin - hate, Sheet Iron, Fire, &e. ' , ,mtantly ham], Tinmon's Machinei ana warehouse, \o. 141) FIRST and 120 SECoNI) STREET. l'ittrdnmiti, renna, gir-Speciat onteri of Copper eat to any desired pattern. fe2l:lyddaw WM. M. FABER & CO STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, Iron Vounderw, GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS, Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Depot, PITTSBURGH, PA.. SI AN I' I'M VIC SE ALL KINDS OF Steam Ettgim,s. ranging from three to one hundr.sl and fifty horse power, anti suited for ri Is. Saw il 1 , , Blast Furnaces, Factories, rte. l:ive particular attention to the construction of Engines and 31aehinery fir grist mills, and for uprights. mulay and circular saw mills. Have a ISO on hand. finished and ready forship :tient at bort notice. Engines and Boilers of every de , ripii.M. furni,h Boilers and Sheet Iron separately. Wrought Iron Shafting. Bangers and Patinas in every rariety. and continue the manufacture of Woolen Machinery :not 31aelline Cards. Vur price- are low, our machinery manufactur ed of t he hest omit ity of materials, and warranted in all ea,as to give satiAietion. trim Ili-pads or the country solicit ed and promptly filled. fe2l:daw FURNITURE VERN IT UICE AN I/ AI RS I REDVCED PRICSii JAMES IV, IVOODIVELL, 27 & 29 THIRD STREET, 111 101"ftTH STRAIE T, roosinting of ALL VARIETIES OF STYLE AND FINISH IHOTE SA PRIVATE DIVELLIRSIL All order , promptly attended to. and the Furniture carefully packed 71.1141 boxed.. ra3-6tratulmats mid Hotels furnished at short notice. Cabinet. tankers supplied with every arti cle in their line. in 66 J. D. FACKINER JOHN 2c taint ILIURNITERE FOR CARII—A FULL AS SORTMENT of Pittsburgh manuiottured St - RNITURE, embracing It EA f 'X, BOOK CASES iIIARDROBSS. and every a rtiele neole,l in a well furnished dwell ling, le , well le= n line asyortment of 4IFFICE Conmtnntly lql hand and made to order— As Qs only terms on whieli businetpi i 9 done atthls estab lishment is for CA S 14. prices are made record i y Persons in Want of Anything in the abnyn line would be advantaged bv calling at FA CK 'NE* 4: 11111471111 M. No. IOS Smithfield street, below Path. inlitt9-1y . • CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &q , CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH& 24 Pieces NEW DRUGGETS, 73 Piecco NEW nit cssELS CARPET. LATEST ve.junt been received and are of thAND ItICUEST PATTERNS. at the lowest prices. W. M'CLINTOCK. NEW CAIIPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 'U., -AT • M'C A IL U-M'S, No. 87 Fourth Stri.ot. BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO THRj LATE advance in prices, of which the f what ad vantage is offered in purchase FOR C den row' smapic e * Blikti SHEARS, for sal_ by =kV. BOWN k TETL EY. Vrlman's Chemif and Roam Soap. 10 boxes enc. Rd* Enda: 1 AULLI 1A 44.! _ runt_ 13/0 half barrels Whit. zall2ll Pennsylvania UFO. F. DA woox PITTSBURGH. PA
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