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PIYrSIIII4,I4/41A4011,1460,L11LiVAi,
TO ALL NINTAIN TILT
SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST-
WINTER intiRAIMIREMENT.
•
MILNE TO CINCINNATI AB @VICK.
At and to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Chicago
shinier than by any other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Mailliine. Express.
Letres Pittsburith...—. 1,40 a. m. 1,40 P. m.
Allegheennyy 1,60 sr. in. 1•6 0 D. In.
Mingled. .10,05 10. 10 IP. m.
Arrived Crostini) —10,40 a. tn. 10.5 e P.
m.
Forest m. 12.38 a. in.
Lima .......... 2,13 p. 2, 30 a. m.
in.
" Fort Wayne ..._ . 4,50 p. 3,00 a.
Chicago _ll,OO p. m. 11,00 a. to.
''St; Louis 12.40 p. m.
FORAMMIEBUS, CINCINNATI St ST. LOUIS.
Leaves Crestline 10,55 a. m. 11,00 p.m.
Arches lamb us 1,30 p. in. 1,30 a. in.
ti 4,43 p. m. 7,40 a. m.
s 'ilt.7l Cs 10,40 a. m. 11,53 p. m.
INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
Lefties Creatliros - 10,121-a„ in. 11,00 p. in.
Arrive at Indianapolis.. 9.00 p. m. 9,00 a. m ,
• Terre Haute...
_2,25 a. M. 2,50 p. m.
St. Louis —10,05 a. in. 11.55 p. m.
? g irt :Train! through to Chicago without change
o ICIE—The time to Cincinnati is the same as
ba , Steubenville. Trains on both Roads meet at
Columbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
tooth's':
EASTWARD TRAINS.
L , Mail. ExPresa.
41,30 m. 6,30 p. m. Astro at Fort Wayne... 12,05 p. in. 12,30 a. in.
-• -Crestline 5.55 0. In. 6,20 a. in.
.Pittaburgh...... 2,25 a. in. 3,30 p. m.
Both Trains make close connections with Trains
on Shotz,ennsylvania Itaitrust for .the' Eastern
dais via Allentown an&Philiutelphia.
11111/a4WAtorie change of ears between- Chicago
sad New York, via Pittsburgh and Allentown, on
Vaan leaving Chicago p. In.. teaching
Pittsburgh at 3r O p,in.. and New York at 10,45
ACCOMMODATION- TRAINS—From Federal
street Station. Allegheny City.
SMW.BRIGMTON ACCOMMODATION.
.. at.. 9,30 a. m. 9.30 p.
in righton.ll,lo 6.10
rlghton, 6,30 " " 12,10 "
Anives at Allegheny_ 8,13 " " 2,00 "
ECONOMY ACCOMMODATION.
Les — riti Alleitlieni at. 12, p. tn. and 6p.
Ultima Etaitomy at 6,03 50
a. in. and 4,00 tn. -
"
- . MARKET TRAIN.
. ....
Leaves Alßanee at 6.10 a. m.
Acores at Allegheny at 11.00 a. in.
) ea tee Allegheny at 2,50 a . m .
Animist Alliance
_ 7.35 p. in.
Illelli t gralal.are run by Columbus time, which is
12.6imtes slower than Pittsburgh time.
iliSWllekets good on the accommodation and
market trains are cold at reanced prices. i
trough trains connect as follows: :
Al Alli I
ance. with trains on the Cleveland and
Pi6hikrgh 'Railroad. .
At. Owrille. .'Ohio, to and from Millersburgh. i
Alateii Cuyahoga Falls. etc.
At. iffilalltdd,Ohte, for siount Vernon. Shelby. i,
A
Toledo, Detroit, etc.
ilbilieleware, Springfield, Columbus,
n .XeCiiii. Payton,' Indianapolis, Saint
iscille„ etc.
Atararak.'for Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, etc. etc.
At Lints, for Sidney, Dayton, Cincinnati. Toledo, I
At Y kali:4Am tor Peru. Lafayette, Ind., Saint
Louis, and intermediate points in Central In
diana aud'lllidois.
At Maioatirlbr Laporte.
At Wasstith thrall points on the Louisville. Now
.._
Ai and Chicago Railroad: • .;
And at Chicago, with trains for all points In Illi
nois, Missouri. lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For farther .ibibrusation and through tickets
apply to. .OEORGE -PARRIN, Ticket Ag' t.
------ • - Passenger Station, Pittsburgh.
ThwifigloDiekaarfiweale . st the Ticket Office , of
the Company Muth& line tf:the road, to all part
of the United' Statcs, ,, .z , . Wit. P. SIID:N,
~_llnrltlistniripAgenti. Pittsburgh.
, I . 'w'r zglattni. alteriniendent .- :
• -- - -
eIErXIN . GIO - 00' "I'IItUEL
/841;14' TIE 1832.
fiNNIVANIA - 'CENTRAL LllllOO.
'MAIM
DAILY TRAINS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NIE(.111A1116 TSAI LEAVES ret
urr-
Tutri(iatitrim . thi; itiseuger I)ep,t, ut the
in on of Liberty anti Grant au oms..every
inollicakeefit'Seitidityl at 4:10 a: la ."Aoi, lilng at
all stattenstetweewPittslintah andPhiloiliilphia.
This yes in. Philadel r phia at. 11:15t,,, to.,
°natation-ft New York from Ken
/11r!• . 14 32, 1 110 ' P., .IP.;. akin.' Camden . and
ma "
TR • 'XPRESS TRAIN leaves the above
named statioMdaily at 41:401 , . m. sti Ti.t only
st pruslosastiitiiins; and • Makin'. direct eon nee
tion st Ilsk.isitium for Baltimore and Washiagoa,
and r yasisst:M Allentown... Tali train-sir:
rival systa at Mk* ,•44Eslu,sitteon
orkirouinsrpot at
BAD i.ms.rialiftil.Mr.:diin and Amboy. - lino. A
SLEEPING - CAR is rwi through from l'ittamrith
toJulalpilly vrallisitoariv-430usiles—attaehed
/14 ia ileares.tie above named sta
ll/Mb
tion , (except Sunday) at 2.30 a. m.. stor , -
Ring only* a irimmitstations, connecting a t Hu r
robing f are initWasbingion. This train
arrivegifit Biladelphia- at 5,2.3 1.. m., making
alamoommastion for New York from Kensington
beliVlarvPAgfn. *aka -Amboy line.
IPATIOA Tit-VIN6I.
JOHNS:TO/At ACCOMMODATION 'TRAIN,
MATlmantSistadayl at -BOW n. in., stop
mg
FERSTrACCOMMODATIOIN TRAIN for Wall'A
dada& Stizidny,) at .4o a. in.
SECOND.— ACCOMMODATION TRATN for
wll4ogra Ai ( ka AY. (*moult -1 Sunday) ut
11, .
. .
THIRD ACCOMMODATION . TRAIN for
Visirsotation- leaves Ailly, (except Sunday) at
4,111144. tn...
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall's station. leaves daily, (except Sunday) ut
'ortuisruittwEitia TRAINS .
AMMAN PITTS.B.UIteII AS FOLLOWS:
p. m.
89541p...1a:
ratline 1,30 a. in.
Johnstown Accommodation ' 10.30 a. M.
- Istlll22lll2itfiliße)comnfodation - 6,30 a. M.
2d WAlntalhomiotteoomaiodation' 1 1 3,30 a. in..
3d WsitilaStatierrAceommodittion 1.03 p. m.
4th Wall't Station' Aocommodation- -0,05 p. m.
ailerrsillis for Blairsville and Indiana' . connect
at Bhdlxvillo Interjection with Jokn.stawn Ae
mMail mmilandis What; and' Express and
West.
..FAILEs
Tapi to rOßli ' 012,50
. 10,00
TaiOitiO 3,50
ANCASTER . 8,55
HAEBMBUBG 7,45
istrßaig4e_eked to all stations on the Penn
alsania lirUd, and to Philadelphia, Balti
mortrk. . • -
i
ginaLVarelrasims tickets in cars will
be charged as swordtail to distance trav
eled to the statical rates. except from
stati "thec - outpaii* bas ao agent.
N In case 'of loss, the Company will
hold - .4 'Shins respototble for personal bastrage
only, Brr isits amount not exceeding 5100.
R. B.—An . Omnibus Line has been employed
to convey I:l,lngers and banage to and from the
depot, at a - r obin* not to' exceed ZS cent,3 for each
possonsreinnit baggage.
For beFetsppidy to
• .. J. STEIVART, Aient.
At tbalh24s.llL - 31..F . Asseti_ AterStation on Liberty
and Gnat stmts. , ,-,2110C11
n 023 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
J - 11017* IS VIA ' 'RIVER AND
IC I4PAD.
4
MLIS ,
A.NJO , ,‘ -
InIAICINIIIATI /I R.
ce and l !' .. aui AdfatatVrtk il t:ti t it;
and sod i. i ndtalutpojl9,G - ew Alb am. and
sa wn weirs 'Central Radon& for CIRCA
GO 11.09K...114 • Ni). ,81-47;94GT0N, and at
iuterm,„ -' T l llin to tqI)L4ICAPOLIG,
•: • :F.-4! v', l . . - TT-N a l i ni: l 4 ..
nati or lit g - any
other route by twenty:four _ anti at.os low
rotas. -- lbo on resale , / whr, . ta can bo
lir lua
mode ' Glut _ -
' ' 5 ''' -j- noti ' n:J:liAl2l6_oo(4. Asia
ro -or .7. n...-utird'um.- Amor 'at
.wiiimostivp prompt'. attention;
sod so_ for': ingliVr a li.)kk atanfte rot
aWO .- . Or the
m7paim o y, w 0 is proy=kvtargra o lit s :
= t 6_,l ,P . _ ors, Gr 000•
No u - 7-‘, -
s. • • , ev- - , • ' aroillitat-•
"Dwo.;l - .• ' ...... '. t• Proindont.
a gg g 6 , . 'tn 1 -r . :. reig . t Ageut.
ALL P PURCII • t,
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vpd ...***F r iP 4l, o l •B o *
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„se=Has by tins: .
ed b 7 nit. um
,Doing '
kir Kanama and all
7t l frite . 2t 1 7
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& PETBNIGH ML nr.
CIIAN 4 GIE II .
•
OANS 'AND AIN= MONDAY, NOV. 25,
trains will leave the Depot of the Penn
:wilds Railroad, in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH COLUMBUS Sr. CINCINNATI
SHORT LIRA E, VIA STEU BEN VILLE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 a. m.
Steubenville 5,28 '
" Newark 12,4ri p. m.
Columbus 1,30 "
Acryes Cincinnati 6.45 "
St. Louis 10,43 a. In.
Lesives Pittsburgh 1,53 p. m.
Steubenville 5,10
" Newark 12 midnight
" • Columbus 1,30 a. In.
ArEives Cincinnati 7,40 '
St. Louis 11,30 p. m.
No change of ears between Pittsburgh and Cin•
ciunati.
Splendid sleeping cars attacked to all nigh'
trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Leaves Pittsburgh 1.33 a. "
m.
Wellsville 4.23
" Steubenville 5.28
Wheeling 6.33
Arrives Bellair 6,50 "
Leaves Pittsburgh 1,55 p. in.
Wellsville
. 4.00
. Steubenville 5,10 "
Wheeling 6,25
Arrives Bellair 6,40 "
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and at Bellair with Cleveland and Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville, Lancaster, Circleville,
Columbus and Cincinnati.
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
Leif Pittsburgh 1,55 a. in.
' Wellsville 4,05
" Bayard 6,3 S "
" Alliance 7.0 S "
" littihon 14.25 "
Arrives Cleveland 9.35 "
Loaves Pittsburgh 1,33 p. in.
Wellsville 4.00 "
Bayard 5,24 "
Alliance 5.50 "
Hudson 7,01 "
• Arrives Cleveland.
Connecting at 'Bayard with Tuscorawas brand
tbr New Philadelphia and Canal Dover at Allkino
with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago AM]
road at Hudson, with Cleveland. Zanesville aw
Chicago Railroad for Akron. Cuy Falls and Mil
lersburg, and at Cleveland with C.. 1 / 4 E. It. R. for
Erie. Dunkirk and 'Buffalo, with C.. 1 / 4 T. R. IL fbr
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago.
Wellsville Aecommodation leaves at.:1,311 ,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh us fol
lows: .
Mail Train 4,10 p. m.
Express Train ..,05 a. in.
Wellsville Accommodation 9,40 a. in.
Passengers desiring to go to Sandusky. Toledo.
Chicago. or points West of Cleveland. must be
particular to ask for tick:qo via Cleveland.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Liberty
Street Depot, Pittsburgh.
STEWART, Ticket Agent.
For further particulars MO , ' to
WILLIAM STEWART, Agent,
At the Cotupany's office in Freight Station, Pima
street. norf
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERY,
NO. 85 FOrIITII ST., NEAR WOOD.
SEBSCHIBERS MANUF AL C.
JL Tll HE and keep constantly on hand every
article in their line. viz: Cornices. Ornaments,
Curtain Goods, Comforts, Feather Beds, Mattruses
of all kinds; also, the celebrated Patent Spring
Bels. All kinds of Shades, Blinds and Fixtures.
gr . Prompt attention given to all orders for fit
ting and laying down Carpets Oil Cloths. &.c.
octl7.:lyd ROBEATS & ROENIOK.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
V 0 I 3 NG'S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
VI TILE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIi RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WBIER E I'A.M I LI ES, HOTELS, itEllik
L' Tli and thetrnae_gonerally can
bo supplied with Chi,4peake Bay" °caters, At the
lowest whoicia.le rates. Countrytrade ~,olieited.
YOUNi.i. Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon,
CORNER VIRGIN AULIII" AND SMITH
FIELD STREETS;
Where OVSTEItS and all the delicacies of the
,ietumn will be .er. - ed up in the mnA palatable
style. ELL YOUNG,
cel4 corner Virgin alley and Smithfield st.
SA. V ,IL. GI- El II C., ,
No. :150 I.lttewly Street
Nast to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor.
IIAVING TAKEN AND FITTED UP,
with all the modern improveinentq. this po
pular res9rt, the subscriber is prepared to accom
modate his old customers and the . pubiic gener
ally, with the hest the markets affords.. Oysters
will be served up in every variety of style, during
the-season. His Wines, Liquora and Ale; he feels
confident in recommending . to the public for their
excellence.
Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily
and sold wholesale and retail. inyt9:lyl
SEETIN'S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
srrocv.E. tarcarritt Or.
HAVING TAKEN AND FITTED FP,
at a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber
isprepared to accotamodote his friends and the
public generally, with the bag the market
affords.
OYSTERS wilHJff__..„;,
style durin
l• feels confident in re
'ior their excellence.
. e t all hours, and DAY
and MO - - taken. 11.1 4 :ly
_ - _ _
IEICOURM,
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH.
Tar. SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
to thepublic that he ie in daily receipt of
FRESRSHELL AND CAN OYSTERS', GAME,
be.. and ie prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old.and well known house with everything
in the eating and drinking line at the shortest
notice. JOHN SIIALER.
Proprietor.
.0 X C I CI IL
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 111 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYSTERS AND WILD GAME.
All in their Proper Heenan.
nom, GEO. REINEMAN & CO.
MANSION HOUSE, GEO. AUGENTZ,
Proprietor; No. 344 Liberty streetjust be
side 'the Passenger Dopc of the Pennsylvania
ltailroul, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for Passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having, at considerable egg,.
pcuse, fitted up, in excellent style. the MANSION
110t.TbE, would res_pectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. His Larder and Bar will be
furnished with the best the market can afford.
fel:ly
WINES AND LIQUORS.
iV ILLIAM BENNETT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Brandies, Cordials, Wines Old Mononga
hela and Rectified Whiskey,
O. 120 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
near w ota ,struet, Pittsburgh, Ps.
46r- Always on hand, Blackberry, Cherry and
Cognac Brandies, Old Monongahela Rectified
Whiskey, Ac. mhl6
i•-• E. P., MIDDIATON BRO,
lIIFORTEREI OF
WINES, BRANDIES, &c.,
AND DEALIeNt,IN
INE OLD WHISKIES,
41111 17IONT STUMM.
,ADELPIILL so 10:17d
AIM Gamma
-214411
Mk! ,
. Appiaiss.o..ratimik,
#.O
71 (.1 1111101. 1 14 .
FIRE IIIIIrlIR&NCE
BY TH2
BELIANOE MUTUAL DiBIIRANOE
. 0011PANY,
100
On Buildings, Limited or Perpetual. Merchan
. dine, Furniture, m town or
1 country.
OFFICE NO. SOS WALNUT STREET.
Cash Capital, 0220,510 00.
Assets, 0303,508 9S.
Invested as follows. viz:
First Mortgage or Improved City Pro
perty. worth double the amount $155,605 00
Ground rent, first class 2.462 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's 6 VI cent.
Mortgage Loans, $30,000, cost 27,900 00
Philadelphia city 614 cent. loan 30,000 00
Auestp Tani'.Railroad ouj County
Loan 'l4
cent. Pennsyl
,
Collateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroadcom_pany. mortgage loan 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock • 4,000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 2050 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co LIZO 00
Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance Co. 700 00
Commercial Bank do 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank do 2,012 50
Union M. Insurance Co's Scrip 160 00
Bills Receivable, business paper 16.27 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, etc.... 6,216 72
Gash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
$303.06 96
CLEM TINGLEY, Preside s nt.
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingley, Samuel Bispham,
Wm. R. Thompson, Robert Steen.
Frederick Brown, William Musser,
Cornelius Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingley.
John R. Worrel. Marshall Rill.
IL L. Carson, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland.
Frederick Lennig, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood Smith Bowen
James S. Woodward. John Bissell. piitsburgh.
B. M. HINCH MAN, Secretary.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent.
Northeast:conter Third and Wood its
Mini
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY—INCORPORA
TED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1833. OFFICE. S. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
sels Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world.
IN INSURANCES on Goods, by Rivers,
Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages. to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on bfr-
Anodise generally, on Stores, Dwelling liciuses,
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin. Edmund A.
Solider. Tbeophilus Paulding, John N. Penrose.
John C. Davis, James Tranquair, Wm. Eyre, Jr..
James C. Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal.
Dr. It. M. Huston, Geo. ti. Lieper, Hugh Craig,
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington 11. Jones
Brooke, Spencer M'llvain, Thos. C. nand,. Robert
Burton, Jacob P. Jones, Jamesil. MI arlanfi,
Amite& P. Jr. ire. John B. Semple. Pittsburgh. D.
T. Minim; .B. Berger, do.
WIL I. lAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND, Vice President.
/how lirtaraN. Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
j 022 No. 05 Water street. Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
mum "RANKLE\ FIRE INSURANCE
COMPAN OF PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE:
NO. 433 and 437 CHESTNUT STREET.
near Fin.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS. JAN. Ist, 1860. i
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly.
being:
First Mortgages. amply secured $1,896X3 88
Heal Estate. (present value $103,313
61.) cost 10.995 25
Temporary Loans on ample Collet
teral Securities' 89.135 56
Stock. (present value ($86,667 72.)
cost. 89.786 66
Notes anti Bills Receivable 1,821 00
Cush 27.919 33
V.,208,051 68
The only profits from premiums which thiscom
pany can timid* by law, are from risks which have
been determined.
Insurances made on every description of Prop
erty, in Town and Country. at rates as low as are
conOstent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
years, they have paid losses by lire , to an amount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars. thereby af
fording evidence of the advantage, of Insurance,
as well as the ability and disposition to meet with
Prom ptnws all liabilities.
Losses paid during the yemr11139,8112,1153 Se.
DI R&ORS.
Charlet; W. Bancker, 'Mordecai D. 'Lewis
Tobin: Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith. Edward C. Dale,
q:Corac W. Richards. George Fades,
CHAS. N. RANCE ER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
Wx. A. Slut., SecretatTlwn tem.
J. G A RDNF.P. COFFIN, Agent.
melt Northeast cor. Third and Wood sts
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORG E DARSIE President.
E. 31. tiORDON, Secretary.
Ca pt. R. D. COCHRAN, tierel Agent.
No. 92 Water street, (Spang & Co's Warehouse
up stairs,/ PittAurgh.
Will insure against all Moils of FIRE and MA
E RISKS.
A owe institution managed by Directors who
are well known in the - commuunty, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to man
tain the ehanuler which they have assumed. as of
fering the bolt protection to those who desire to be
insured. _ . .
ASSETS, OCTOBER, 3011.11461.
Stork Aerounttt $ 63.000 00
Mortgage
2.100 00
Office Furniture
Open AeeountA, etc,
Cush
Premium Notes
Notes and Bills discounted
up in every variety of
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller. Jr., James M'Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes. Alexander Nimiek.
George Darsie Wm. 11. Smith.
Chas. W. Rieketson, Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer, David M. Long
Ream J. Thomas Benj. Bakeweli„
John R. M'Curia
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
INSURES STEAMBOATS AND CARGOES.
SAMUEL REA. Secretary.
WM. BAGALEY. President.
°Mee. Cor. or Market and Wntee Sta.,
Insures against Loss and Damage in the Naviga
tion of the Southern and Western Rivers,
Lakes, and Bayous. and the Navi
gation of the Seas.
ensures ma'am Loss
and Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Park. Jr.,
B. F. Jones,
T. M. Howe,
George Bingham.
John Slayton,
S. Harbeneh.
John S Dilworth.
C. H. Zug.
mhlfillydh
Win. Bataley.
Wm. G. Johnston,
Reese Owens,
B. Preston,
S. M. Kier,
Jas. M. Cooper.
J. Caldwell,
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 ORESTNITT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
Capital $2111,100 Assam *304,945.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OW IN.
SURANCE. either Perpetual or Limited,on
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING, President,
M. W. BALDWIN Vice President.
DRECTORS'.
English E. R. Cope, ,
E. B. George W. Brown,
P. B. Savers. ' Joseph Pahl.
G. Sherman. John Clayton.
J. Maearse E. Wiler,
F. ni,acittagt. SlOretarY.
IA COFFIN. Agent.
=- Comet Thir d *Ad Wood streets.
lONONGIBILI - MUNN COUNT
or rininnplom
)
. .. ,
A .11 ' ii" l : 'Presided.
.
ga i t jf,a, 0 - 4 .
• t. JA& W D:IA' r •1, Agent.
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OFFICZ NO..* 1101416.11111: .. .:10111CIN
it ga s lnaure a kiip.ti 4 - , iitaite4 MAXINE
ASSETS. MAY 1016, VIOL
Stock Duo Bills. payable . = demand
and secured by two approvedwuss. 8111.750 00
Bills Receivable— 23.557 34
Bills Discounted 34236 76
Mo 1
14000
00
115 r =es Meefianice bank.l.
stock east 6,165 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank f
. stock cost 5473 00
40 /Blares Exchange Bank
stock cost 2460 00
60 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh " 2.750 00
16.140 OD
. "7 400 A
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DIRECTORS. 524111 4. ' S .
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WEPWIIMOMPITNqi APRIL 16
A IirSGIEW FALSTAFF.
•
A Western correspondent on one of the
Mississippi gun boats gives the following
account of a spicy conversation with a I
philosophical darkv :
"I noticed upon the hurricane deck to
day an elderly darkey with a very phil
osophical and retrospective cast of coun
tenance, matted upon his bundle, toast
ing his shins against the chimney, and
apparently plunged into a state of profound
meditation. Finding upon inquiry that he
belonged to the Ninth Illinois, one of th'
most gallantly behaved and heavily losing
regiments at the *Fort Donelson battle.
and part of which was aboard. I began to
interrogate him upon the subject. His
philosophy was so much in the Falstaflian
vein that I will give his views in his own
words as near as my memory serves wc:—
10,000 00
2,500 00
"Were you in the fight
"Had a little taste of it. sa.'
"Stood your ground. did you 7"
"No, sa, I runs."
'ltun at the first fire. did . y.)tt
"Yes, sa, and would huh run !moon. huh
knowd it war comin. -
-Why, that wasn't very creditable to
your courage.''
•'llat isn't in my line. sa—cookin's my
perfeshun."
"Well, but have you no regard fix• your
reputation ?" •
"Reputation's nullin to me by de side
oh life."
''llo you consider your lifs worth more
than other peoples ?"
"It's worth morn-to me. sa.''
"Then you must value it very highly ?.•
"Yes. an, I does—more than all dis
weld—more den a million oh dollars. sa.
for what would dat he mutt to a man wid
tie bref out ob hlm ? Self preserhashun is
de fust law wid me." -
'But why should you act upon a differ-'
ent rule from other men ..
"Because different men sets different
values upon filar lives—mine is not in de
market."
"But if you lost it you would have the
satisfaction Of knowing, that you died for
your country."
"What satisfaction world dal be . to me
when de power of feelin . was gone ?..
—Then patriotism and honor are noth
ing to von !"
t'llslnflin what ever. sa-1 regard dear as
among de vanities...
"If our soldiers were like yon. traitors
might have broken up the g overnment
without resistance. —
'
for it. (' 5 . a
I s lh• f ot (9
i l ld r n ‘ • ‘ t .) l l :l l t i t i my
n i yu lee
Tito in
u
it,
she
scale
ginst any Government dat eher existed.
for no Gohernment could replace de loss
to me.•' _
V I R I. .
2,50 00
7.309 43
18,351 99
27.605 20
$296.251 76
"Do you think any of your company
would have missed you if you had liven
killed ?" . .
"May be not,sa—a dead white man ain't
much to dese sojers, let alone a dead nig
ga—but I'd a missed myself, and dat was
de pint wid me."
It is safe to say that the dusky corpse
of that African will never darken the field
of carnage.
HUMOROUS.
GOVERNIiENT is like an hour-glass; when
one side is quite run out, we turn up the
other and go on again.
FORTUNES made in no time are like
shirts made in no time—it's ten to one if
they hang long together.
'I can't countenance such things: . as
the jolly sohlier said, when half his tin• , . was
blown away by
A BAcni:Lort mprehant's whirl - , in sekct
ing a wife—'get hold of a piece of calico
that will
LET married people feel their ehains, if
t hey must, but take especial can the
world shall not hear thew clank.
\Vno is the laziest man' The furniture
dealer: he keeps chair,: and lounges alicilit
all the time.
ST. FRANCIS' COLT.RGE,
UNDER CARE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS'
THIS INSTITUTION. SITUATED
IN LOItraTO, Cambria county Pennsyl
vania four miles from Cresson Station Station, on
the direct route between Philadelphia nod Pitts
burgh, was chartered in 185 a. with privileges to
corder the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees.
The location of the College 'tia one of the most
healthy in Pennsylvania—t hisportion of the Alle
gheny Mouutains being proverbial per its pure
water, bracing air. and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY after thelsth of ATOUST, and ends
about the :Nth of JUNE following. It is divided
into two Sessions. Students cannot return tonne
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying, Engineering, .kc.,
will be furnishing by the Institution to the
Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra
Charge. Students will be admitted from eight
years to the age of manhood.
nays—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
advance ' $10t)
Washing anti use of Bedding 10
Classical and Modern Languages, extra 10
Students spend Vacation at the College 15
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. S. Reynolds, St. Mary's,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen of the Pittsburgh
BECKHAM at LONG,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Agricultural and Farming Imple
ments, Seeds, &c.
Agents for the Buckeye Mower *and Reaper.
Wood? Mower and Iron Harvester. and .
Bockstooe and Ammon'a Nursery,
NO, 127 I.IBERTY STREET,
Ja4:emdim
14ADI KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS
LADIES KID SLIPPERS 50 CENTS.
AT 110. IS FIFTH STREET,
m 622 D. S. DIFFENBACHER.
OILS I OILS!:
68 Bble Duck Creek, Lubricating 23 to 30
gravity.
42 Bbl do do do 34 to 35 gravity,
277 do Allegheny refinery 40 to 44 do
100 do Weaver's farm 42
Received and for sale by
apB:3OR. L. ALLEN. Agent. No. 6 Wood St.
COTTON 1101611611,Y AND GLOVES--
A superior assortment of
LADIES & CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE,
do do FANCY GLOVES,
all of which we will sell wholesale and /Mail at the
lowest prices. •
EATON, MACRUN & CO.,
a. 4 No. 17 Fifth street.
Almui„ A.NVILS—WE
we Prepared to milli 'Aneil.s. by putting on
new steel boa , and. korns.'er dra ft ing Mem ma
king thentegiitemagopOosaiew4 - •
any • BO WE •Ik,TETLEY. pa Wood et.
-1 1 6 . A. IdoCLWAND,
. .
Auction and Com_ ndsion Merchant,
" as rannessic* . itaeasie
G I BLEB- ESIFECIIIIIII OF'. STOCKS,
MV II/6 " , Hardork ?teen'. • Boots and
w Shaaa, jkledi giacjuag,- Stationary Fancy
oti.B•alFatsts. Furniturp. kr. - •
fidiaiM_tankrkteeutors or Asnineee B ai t s
tornmatili and liconly attended to on moderate
tem,
Salene4lo.promptkr. Cfusignmailts.solicited.
I P 7 •
Full* T' ;A LARGE 411150111 . *
rai f it iteAniart?Wool street.
A TEMIT ,LIMIENTT—.4I•:ITALLIALBLE
nrugeity for sale_ of , four acres, and thirty ,
perehes..in a - plategnitlecatkin, fronting on the
Pittsburgh and East 1, iberty plank read. will 'be
sold at lataiastrseasteraisotypty'
at the itearrata i te 7 Oginta. • - * r
S. latillißEltt*SOlt --
No 51 Market street.
SWEET'S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
W r ailitedase and lby
R. E. SELIMIU3 &
aoepir floseuidand Wood ats.
it 411.49 1
- :ittAial , 43
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GREAT .-9. ,LE OP
lINCLALMED FREIGHT AND • BAMGAGR,
'IN CONFOMIIITYWriII LAW._ THE
1 PITTSBURGH' FORT WAYNE AND CEP
CAGO RAILROAD COMPANY. will, on WED
NESDAY APRIL 2211, fet 9 o'clock A. M., dis
pose of, by
_public sale, at the Warehouse of D.
WALLACIE, on Wayne street, between Penn stud
Liberty streets, - Pittsburgh ; the following arti
cles of unclaimed Freight and Baggage.
IL DAVIS, Auctioneer,
FREIGHT.
Newcomb,. N-0.1t,..
lotr. Fi r hri i ir e k s. , l i. b ( tfel2 cies T . aye a r a k el
blacking;
. 5, W. 11. Walker, 4 boxes Sarsaparilla;
10, S. 11. Clark, box axe'handles; 12, IL Stinger, 5
boxes whet stones- 13, U. Merarlan, barrel; 14, J.
Boyd .k Co., barrel c. oil; 16. J. Miller, 2 e. kegs;
17, .1. B. D. Clark, herr& ink: 18? Fleming Reed,
box; 19. A. Palmer, B. A. Fahnestuelt A. Co., half
barrel white lead; 2:!, W. Wallace, 2 barrels ce
ment; St, C. Byson, box s. ware; 24. E. Thompson,
box drug?; 1 5 , W. I'. Adams. box drugs; 81. Ibm
sen A; Sons, barrel e. oil; 2.1. Grail, Bennett At Co..
bundle steel; 29, E. F. Ranson 's trunk; 31. W.
Britton, bundle rope; 32, A. Damtart. box; 55. D.
Moore.' lell. p. points; 30, .1. B. Johnson. half
keg tobacco: 37, It. E. Finpm, 2 veil rope; rs. Rid
dle, lot baskets; :19, J. Sheets, stove casting; :19%,
A.G. Mott, bundle double trees A reaping knife;
40, Mary A. Burns, box; 41 to 48, D. PtunroY.
stump machine; 49 and 50, A. Cook. corn mill box
and lever; 51, Nr. Sumner, 7 horse rakes; 53, O.
Bently, lath meddle- 51, I:.:\. Thayer. 4 boxes
cheese; 55, J. Fink, b a rrel wheat; 57 and IS, E. R.
Plaitt, straw cutter and wheel; 59, B. McCrea, 2
horse raker; 63, no mark, ' bundles steel: 61, H. !
Ilisher, , box; 65. J. W. Bough. 2 half barrels:
68, A. IL Wise. box hardware; 69, M. Bash, box
seed; 71, D. I.efeverer, 6 corn planters; 73: It. A.
Crane, box; 71, M. Iloblinger, half barrel
li quor; 71 , ,,. lot gunny b a gs ; 75, Mass. manuf. co.,
hell: 70. F. Boaz, 3 bales hops; 78, Eeker, stove;
79..1. Alanner, box: so. A. SRAM, box and barrel
g. ware: 81. Russel A: Co., bale; 82. J. Robinson. 3
pumps; 83. Briggs. p. stove; 81, It. A: Son, 6 plow
p o i n t, m, 3 h e ms ; AI, 2 bars iron: 87, bundle won:
ee, G..W. Ashineetk, lot Macs: SO, A. Uhler, box;
to, B. Itubenback, bundle sacks; el, T. Stibbs. 3
• satinet t beams; 92, D. ll.elyear, plow casting: IC!,
R. W. Davis, box; 91, E. Winters, box; 96, G.
rrvine A Co., tongue; 97, A. A. Walker. 10 boxes
&Ems; 08, .1. B. Stoner, parts shingle machine; 911,
lot grave stones; 100, box showman tools; 101 and
102, Ann S. I:ruble, 2 boxes hooks; 103,. box cast
ings; 105.11.1 oil barrel , : lee. J. Parrott, hit grave
stones; 107. Buzzard A Terbas. cultivator pole and
'teeth: Me. B. 11. Stallard. lit split brooms; 1119, ~
N. Fink. 2 corn plainters: 110, G. W. Stratton, lot
household goods; 111, L. Roberts„ bar steel: 112 I
casting: 11:7 Blymyer A Brother. Evaporator Pan
14, A. E. Wigtlen. Casting: 115,Blyinver, Bates A:
Day, lot Sugar t'auc Seed: 116, 11. F. Ward, box
Elevators: 117, I:. Brinkerhoff, lot Stone Bot
tles; lle, R. B. Foster, Truck Carriages
121, U. Snwagon, Drill Tongue: 122, G. B.
Fisher, Box: 123, I'. Box Glass Ware; 124, D.
MeEwen, Bale Bedding: ISt, 7 Bars Steel; 127; j
Cluestom Box Drugs: 125. Wright A Conneee, pair
Double T reel; Let. It. Fielder, Iron Shaft; 130,
Bale Ca sting; 131, Pee. Spring; 112, lot Plow
Points; 1:4. lot L. liods; 1:15,_ Castings;
136 end 137 Tea Kettle and Pillow: 138.
iron roll: Ile, Pee reaper: 141, 11. M. Metcalf,
jointer: 142,1.1 E. Richey, box G. ware; Igt, J.
11. ,t: W 11. Doehring, box wooden ware: lit J.
Dver. boxes drugs; 145. R. S. Weaver, Pee. 1
wheat drill; 1113. mattress and tick: 117. G.
IW. hex glees ware: 148, W. box soap: 149.
name on eontents,G. Rock, box; 150, Kelly A
Wigeon, henee wheel: 151, A. !less, lever roller:
15' D. Fraili al
ek. box drues;ls3, W. S. Bacon. cast
ings. 154, J. Itittey, 10 bundles fellows; 155, J.
Flieltinger, lot grave .tones; 157. Mrs. Burchold,
wooden sale; 158,0. W. box G. ware; 159 and 160,
tw o Meek trunks: 161, W. Wety, box plow Points;
162, P. F . W. C. R. 11.. 6 bars awl 6 bundles
iron; 1171, D. O. Wi , e box; 161, A Gregg, box drug- 2 16 - ,, .1, Kennedy. coo k stove: 166, J. T. Vanardall;
stove top; 1.;7, Norton. sacks rags; 1G73.‘, J. Bush..
Meer, lot grave stone , : 168, 11. D. Freet, lot gree
t:limes; 10....1. Itobimem gnat,' stones; 170. S. 0.
: Steen, grave stones, 171, E. Lindsey. grave stones;
172 A. Shilling, bate hops: 173, Jno.Tripps. box
174, D. G. Wise, box; 175, P. F. .1: C. R. It_ ~ bundle;
iron: 170, J. Mayberry, 2 chests and box, IL H.
goods; 177, Lox 0. sad: 178, J. Ostheim, box;
170. Merchant S. A Co.. eookstove; 180, J.
IW. Crouse, 9 boxes whitlow glass: 181, J.
P. Ballet% 4 barrels lime; 152, bark mill and
lever: 153, chills crib; 184. saw Kummer; 186 three
bundle,. hubs; lB3; ; ;',..l.lV. Guy, pee. machinery:
3.81:. It. Sharp Sampson, box: 187, S.Bodel. D. Me-
Maids, .1. A A. lleckerthor. D. IV. Ac 31, J. Wolf,
lot grave stoneri; 188, two oil C. sacks; 189,
Russett Trunk: 101, Katherine McDowell, lot
household goods; 11. 1 2 F. W. Farthey, 2 tubs and
bag: 191, J . Dr/we. ox yoke: 195. pm lead; 15$.
W. Curl, box; PM W. Perry, box tea: 195, Thos.
Bensk in, tool chest: tsar, J. Bed well. keg A. butter;
200, D. Salnuver. keg liquor: 201, S. Burdick.
jointer; 212, Mrs. Wood, box: 201.11
Melvin: box:
206, M. 11. Marshall, 2 boxes decks, I box we ights;
2...7 A: 2.0 i. Ash A Agnew, 10 barrels oil: 039,, 5,, 11.
Ala 11l iger,la rg, east iron master whee1:211 ; 212,213,
tub: pie,. tlt ro-hine itiaehtne 11 plow points; 214,
'l..t: A. slab steel; 215. hlf. t;rl., A. butter; 21G,
.1. harp, half barrel :and keg, apple butter;
216. Nice. F. W. A C. R. R., 2 cook stoves..2.ovime,
2 ;ed.; 217, Straw etirrier:2lS, sack coffee:2l% brl;
2:.1 1 :ar. sonde 221, IL W. Smith...Mm drill and
Lingo.: 2.:..:, W. 11. Capps, wheat drill and tongue;
- .3, .1. Anna, box drues: . e.. 5. S. J. Goodwin, It.
chair; 224, C. F. Nelson;box shrugs; 22; J . ..ABM
. b,,,, .2.?.1 . .1. I'. Ikagy. 1)0x:2:Xi. W. Amtersombox
211. St :Ira. F. A 11. s bundles W. sash: 23'4 W. G.
Chapman bundle and live pieces stave plates:',/ : ;.
J . A n ao rs on, harvester complete; 2:3!.., bundle
fell.. e ::3:.:.D. Lemoreux, cut stunt.; 236; J. Long.
ere itt ea rrier; :?.37: B. 11. Cosgrove, stove; 20S.
Baia A. Bro., box di 'Gee 2le, It, oliver, crate V.
ware- 210, 6. treaty, box drugs; 'lll, P. ,x C. Smith,
b o x ,truss; 213. 11.3. Boyd. Lox drugs; 214, T.Me-
Collunt, !mettle iron, suing mats; 246. .1.
Vorhe ,, , Winkle tree: 247 and 248. A. A: J.
Bowmen, 2 bills .lew points: 250, S. Farker, east
wheel ; 2Z,2, W. 11. shell, 2 pieces seed drill: 2101,
Snyder A Getty, large cog wheel pattern; 234, Wil
ton, patent shunt: 27.5' .1. Britton, pee. machin
ery; :.:S;. h enno.ly, upright SAW; . ..n. R. Watson.
brl. cement; '.:.... McKee A B rother, brl.
t am ps ; 159, six LI Is. salt; 331, U. Ware ; • 262. Asa
Evan , . vilest; 2e71, W. S. LavelY A: Co., box; 2e4, bag
wool: 2115, DOM 110 X tire brick; 2e6, Duff; :1;7,
G. ware: :1,8, G. W, 260 table; 270. S. Miller J:
C. A: Co., 271, 11. W. 272, .1 s :nes Stewart. trunk; 275,
part Ilea A ead: :50, pump; 277, I. 8., 2 pets; 278, 2
furauce d•mrs• nt, iron put; ::.'5O, N. Baltine, p.
stove: 2SI, 11 itvheoek A McCreary, threshing
machine; 2.1.2, Cramer barrel hiekory nuts; Mt, 11 .
31., 2 kegs nails; 1: 41, Ingham A: Brigg, 5 bags rags;
t1:15, E. I'. 1... bag: 'Ai, four. bundles L. rods;
287, two Mils hoop iron: 2.48. two yes. iron bands;
290. 3 plow wings, pus. plow casting; machine
casting, two pieces iron; :Nl. metal pipe; 294 G. L.
Sable and Frost. A eO. l bag G bags: 294, , Dr.
Wright. box pills; 291, Fiske .X . Co„ 296, N.
11. L., 101. S. shovels; 297, A. C. D., tumbling
shaft; 2tet, It. Ilumman. keg A. Butter; :Mt. Melt
:. 2 cook' stoves- MO, "R" box, G. W; 301, S. 9
boxes. W. th 302 * . 11. A S. box C. Mills: XL W.
Masters; box; 3114, "W" box G. W; 305, C. C. k H.
box G. IV; 306. BA Co., 15 bundles and 6 sheets
sheet iron; 307, bag rags: 108. small roll oilcloth;
;:n9, dry hide: 310, Kennedy. box acid; 311. J. A.
Snyder. box: 112.
lot cow tails; 311, bbl: 314, P.P.
IV. C. It. It., bid Q. ware; 315, P. F. W. C. R. R.
bbl. tea.
10.1, A. Wilton, oil cloth sack; 2, figured car
pet hag; 3. figured carpet bag: 4. oil cloth sack; 5,
oil cloth sack; iS, oil clothsa'k: 7. oil e do; S. J.
Funk oil e sack; a , figured c bag; 10 oil c sack; 11
oil e sack; 12. c do; 13, do; 14, carpet satchel;
15, c sack; 15. striped c bag,l7, oil o sack; 18
striped e hag; 15 Ryder oil cloth Pack: 20, oil e sk;
21 oil ,'sack; 22 W. Ilinekin sack; 25, oil c
.ek; 24. oil c do; Ln..T. A. M'hlroy hand trunk;
llerr lleiss Rothest, emigrant chest. New
York to Pittsburgh , cheek 1417; 27. C
man, black leather trunk; %, yellow leather tric.c
29. G. Pot finger. M. D., black trunk; 30, A.
Bair, yellow Ica t her trunk: 31, black trunk, Chica
go und I tayton check. 83%; 32. Thomas Doran, red
chest. emigrant check 42. Phila • delphia; .38, H. C.
Boylan, black trunk; It, .1. NI eingardner. yellow
leather truttk;.3s, black trunk,• 35. D. A. Reeder,
b,• 37, D. . . Rea l er, box; 3S. lack hand. trunk;
39, T. W.Stnith. yellow leather trunk; 40, bag; 41
sundries; 42, old 6g; 43. T. Walton. hag; 44, Car
oline M. Gardener, box; 4.', bag haulterg 46,
A. P. Aserod box; 47 ElizabethGlaister, oil cloth
sack and umbrella. 48. bag roots; 49, F. L. Take
berry, yellow leather trunk; li), Prof. Fiske. fig
ured carpet bag; 51, E. W. Hunt. yellow leather
valise; 52, Timothy Kenny. oil cloth sack; 53,
Thomas llalpin, oil cloth sack; 54 and 55 two yel
low hand trunks, Chicago and Pittsburgh checks,
4896 and 4821.
Persons claiming any of the foregoillitdescribed
articles of freight or baggage, which have accu
mulated in the unclaimed freight and baggage
room of this company will please apply to the 1171'
dersigned, with prod' of ownership, preiious to
the day of sale, pay charges, and take the same
away. By order of JOHN J. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent,
GEORGE W. HUMBERT,
General Baggage and Lost Freight Agent.
Pittsburgh. March 26t141862.--tith36 `'tw-5w
PITTSBURGH, PA
TR! GREAT CUBE FOR COMPTON.
WIHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS MEDI
. CINE having made it the. itudt Of years to
concentrate the life of the Fine Tree into a Medi
cine for diseases of the Lungs and. Throat, is now
offering to suffering humanity the result of his ex
- pertenee. This truly great and good medicine is
wooled with much care, the tar. being distilled
expressly for it, is therefore free from all impuri
ties of common tar.
It has elite(' more cases of Consumption than
any known remedy on earth.
It will cure BRONCHITIS:
It iiiii&iiiiiliiii - A7 -
it will cure SORE THROAT AND BREAST.
:It will eure-CWOBE AND COLDS.,isill *ism
ialuablereska t Veasee of the K.WNETE,-
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cure you ge til the simt e! witps . k
. - ,- ; IIIS 100109611 lien 4114-.-
'MOW 7.010111 1 .3117. --• •,.
Pleesecilt "Able store sod sets dessii.
saw. A box Pills sent by mail. pest- ,
M'fet4 QV 4
. 11
Sold by Dr. IA.
KMERR. -
110 erred
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BAGGAGE
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OHAITMOID - 11 1855.
gIPIF3 . 1161(01111eCIAM11;
gLY„ ate. On Vika Baturdisy evenings.
fret& May llst tep NOVelfl Iskikent to o'clook
Mafiosi NoveMber Ist to Mar Istclkem • to S
Deposits received of all stain: list than Ogg
Domte, and dividend of t :profili declared
twice &year; inJuneandDeeem . Interest hes
been declaredigmi-nnonall/demand Decem
ber since theßank was orga nized , at the rate of gal
per debt. a year. '
Intsgest; if not drawn oat. is placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal. andbears the
same interest from the first days of June:and De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to oaf( or even to-present
his pass book. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve years, making in the aggregate
RIGHT AND ONN-HALT PER CNNT. A - TRAIL
Books containing the Charter.. By-Laws, Rules
and Regulations. furnished grans, on application
at the office. .„
ritzsumi_ z _r •
GEORGE ALBREE
TICE PRESIDENTS.
- .
John B. M'FaAiden, Isaac M. Pennock,
John Holmes. John Marshall,
Alexander Speer. James B. D. Meeds
Benj. L. Fahnestock, A. M. Pollock, M. b.,
James McAuley, Hill Burgwin.
James Benlman, Wm. J. Anderson.
=E3
James D. Kelly.
Peter A. Madeira,
John H. Mellor.
James Steidle.
Robert Robb.
Walter P. Marshall.
John Orr. .
Henry L. 'Demi'lt.
John H. Shoenberiter.
Wm. K Schmertz.
Alexander Tindle,
Dime Whittier,
Christian-Yeager.
Alexander Bradley.
John G. Baekofen,
George Black,
John B. Canfield,
Alonzo A. Carrier,
Charles A. Colton,
Wm. Douglna.
John Evans.
Ilopewell Hepburn.
Wm. S. Haven,
Peter H. Hunker,
Richard Hays,
Win. S. barely,
SECRETARY AND TREASURER
CHARLES A.. COLTON.
NMOUSES Ar SONS, BANKERS
. and Exchange Brokers and Dealers in
Note, Drafts. Acceptances, Gold, Silver and Bank
Notes. Exchange' on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the
United States. Deposits received in per funds or
current paper, No. 57 Market street. between
Third and Fourth streets.
WM. H. WILLIAM .1k €O.;
Bwgßs & EXORANGE BROKERS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD,
ALDERMEN.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
A- I. "113 JO It 111 A. 7.' 1 .4" ,
OFFICF.: 451 Pena Street. Firth Ward.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE:
Deeds, Bonds. Mortgage.s and other Legal
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgements Taken and
Bats Probated. ap6:ly
AGRICULTRAL
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B. B. ROGERS it SON,
MANUFAMUZI.IB or
Rogers' Improved Patent
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEET H
muma....E. , TM,
OFFICE: Canter Bailer and Clymer
Streets, Man: Ward,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
MORNING POST
STEAM. PRINTING
'F.STA.I3I.ISII3IEI%T r r,
CORNER FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS,
PITTSBURGH
HAVING RECEVTLY NAD&
EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
TO OUR OFFICE,
We are now prepared to execute all orders for
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK dk JOB PRINTING
With dispatch. and in the most superior style
We have an office
SECOND TO NONE
In the city.
And will pay particular attention to
RAILROAD,
MERCANTILE & LEGAL PRINTING,
DILLS OF LADING, VIALVITLAIIS,
BILL HEADS,
CERTIFICATES, REREITERS,
witAT TICKETS, RECEIPTS,
Show Cards & Bills Colors,
calm wirsiFLopss,
HEADINGS, CONTRACTS,
Showbills, Handbills, Labels, Col
lege and School Schemes, Hotel
Bills of Fare,lnvitattons,&e.
Our fagilltiet ftpr printing
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &C.,
FOR CONCRWFS*R.ONS
ARE UNSURPASSED:
e tem
l i CE! nsure complete eatiebetlon u to TIME
AND PR
BOOK WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTibIf.:'
Solowl,and Conoco 11Minovno,
lteporte,lolls, eta.
.• . • ,
autism tioiftLis, •
111001111, 01111101111, 11111+04„
Banki & Banking illonans,
FURNI.SHF.D I TO"OMAS.
ALL WORK MOUT= PROMPTLY
BARB, & MYERS,
POST BUILDINGS, Stu . ii/I wood stn.
„ .
1117014:11;
11
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aillirEß DUQUESNE WArowaitory.
AIIPAS work entrusted tralliPlNit and!
pis.. vrti .47 .!
11 • • wit ' dank K..t ist
.XOCALLIIONT &
774F0 nN.E - 1. - AT 'I,A W
FRANKLIN, VENANGO CO.,
myßalyl
H. RATITASON..-
PATTERSON & DAWSON,
ATTOR-NEYS AT•LA VT,
KUHN'S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, tient! ilirnrit;
JaMY PITTSBURGH. PA
B. F. LUCAS, _
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE. NO. 72 GRANT STREET
(Three doors below the Court House)
my3:ly PITTSBURGH. PA
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
OFFICE, O. 135 rot; RTII PIT.;
J. D. lIANCOC
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 73 GRANT
TAIIL; SITIIOEOII BENTZ
• suococsor to G. W. Biddle, No. 144 Smith
field street.
air Office hours from S to 1 o'clock, and front*
to a o'clock. felrcly
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
Jones dr Laughlino,
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
Lauth's Patent Shafting, Piston Rods, Plates, ie.
• WAREIIQUSES,
93 Water Street and 132 First Stropti
PITTSBURGH.
And corner of Franklin and South Water Strada,
Chicago.
ISAAC Joses...Jons L. BoYn...Wst. M'Cot.t.otralt
PITTSBUGH, PA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORXS
JONES, BOY]) & .CO.,
Ar ANITIF 4 CTURETtS OF CAST , STEEI4
..L.TAL also, Spring, Plow, and A Steel bPRINUIS
and AXLES. corner Ross and First streets.
no2l:is PITTSBURGH, P*.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES
•
SMELTING WORKS.
1 3 'A UTE :ar.cuu - n) - 17 dr Co. .
_ Manufacturers of
Sheath. Braziers' and Bolt Conner. Preened Cop
per Bottoms, Raised Still Bottom-•, i , pelter
Solder, &e. Also importers and
dealers in Metals ' Tin
- Plate, Sheet Iron.
Fire, .V.e.
air Constantly on band. Tinmen's Macidre,
and Tools. Warehouse. No. 1 / 9 FURST and 190
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh, l'enna.
W Special orders of Copper cut to any de3iredl
pattern. fe2ltlydatis
WIC M. FABER ac CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAXUS,
Near the Penn. R. R. Passenger Dad,
- I%, , KANTrAcTuRE ALL KINDS Or . _
/VA. Steam Engines, ranging from three to ewe
hundred and fifty horse power. and suited for
Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces..Factoirieg,
etc.
Give particular attention to the coristruetioned
Engines and Machinery for grist mills, and or
uprights, unday and circular bali mills. ' • -
Have also on hand, finished and ready fereldp-,
meat at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separably.
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pu
every variety, and continue the manufactitedd
Woolen Machinery and Machine Curds. • .
. . _ .
Our prices are low, our machinery manufaaimps
ed of the bestquality of materials, cud warranted
in all cases to give satisfaction.
iiirOrders from all parts of the country 401 W
ed and promptly tilled. feta:claw
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
JAMES IV, WOODWELL,
27 & 29 THIRD STREET,
ELANDS, DEEDS,
11.1 FOURTH STREET,
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLE AND FINISH
[HOTEL! a PRIVATE D
All orders promptly attended to , and he
Furniture carefully packed and boxed.
SiP• Steamboats and llotob furnished at *lle
moth*. Cabinet makers supplied with twin'
cle in their line
•
J. D. FACICini • ronx Y. Hour._ .-
101B1MrlInItZ POR 41CASN—A MTh!: AB:
m...iic/ Pittsburgh WSlDlflivtand
BUREA
einbracing
;m
BOOK CASES.
. . . WAKDROBEK:
and every article needed isle well furniebedthrei•
ling. as welt as $ Inc! assortment of • .
. .
orricz
Constantly On hand and made to order. As the
only tension whieh business is done stale eetsb
liebeeemt icier CAS H. prices are. made armed.
'ugly: Persons in wautof. anything in the Ana
line won* be advaeAseed b eQligg narm
rainoviiirEit 111 i
• No. 106 Smithfield street. bebewrelle.
MILTIPETS, OIL ,OLOTIOIoIso.
OARPDTN AND OIL' MOTO,
. • -
$4 Miles _
NEW. 'DRUGGISTS,
75 Pierer •
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET
. _
q`-These havelost beim received and' vlo
dn. LATEST ANT) RICHEST CATTEIGS. at
Hui loved prices.
W.. SVCLIATOCII.
NEW. CARPETS, OIL CEOTHS, ie.
—ix.'L—Ai o Ltrx , s, •
No. 87 reutiOß
dance ~a`p'rkt, of wliicli ' tfie u llad, ~. .
IT R'IPPLEVIOVS .. T•TL*
offered lip purchase FOR cap..
111 . A L
Si /MO VI ;fir 1•141_!ff
'lad k TETLia, 13i Wood at.
CABS:
11•4;ii pay II us als
.0 xo. F. DA AP
PjTTSBUROII. PA.
-STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PEIVWW6
Iron li`onin ders,
YITTSI3IJ 11, i 4..
FIIItNITURE.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CEEECI
Coneistini
SIERTABLE FOR