VkTlijlrikTß
iSSe:THE iioa."
FITOIUMin.WATIIkCHICAfiO BAILWAY,
to au. room n tbm west.
SOUTH WtBT A*D «ORTH WEST.
BUMXKK
Commencing May fltli, 1882.
Tihe to cixcixhati as uctck,
IndUa»polls,'Bti Looi* and CtuoM°
shorter thin by ray other route.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Fut Line. Mail
BfezJSfcS- *inSB!;;S:
JSfezMM s,aor ‘“--|S P ii ;
Chios*) ..8,55 p- m. I »» 3S %“•
FOK COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI A ST. LOUIS,
cJStJta* .8.45 s. m. 7.3® p. m. 8,50 p; m.
Colambu»...ll,SO ». to. lO.tAp. m.
Cfawinnstt. p. ni.
St Louis.... 8,35 a, m. 0,00 p. m
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
iMTei
€mtline...~9*so a. m,
Arrives at
ipdiaaaj>olis.6«3o p. m. 5,*5 a * m *
St. L0au1....7|80 a. m. . 6*45 n. in.
Ail Trains through to Chicago without change
of Caw. , .
N. B.—The time to Cincinnati is the same ab
by Steubenville. Train* on both Hoads meet at
Columbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
eastward trains
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH)
olßdiuMtiudBt> Louis Express .•« P* m
ACCOMMODATION TKAINS—From Federal
. street Station. Allegheny City.
Laavca Arrive Leave ' Arrive
*li«»li«n T New Brighton New Brigton Allegheny
9,00 g m 10,10 a m 8,<3 ain 0.30 ain
■3,00 m 1,30 pin 0,13 ain S.3oani
4,40 p m 0,45 p m 13.30 pin t:,00 pin
AST" 6,00 p 1:1
Uim Alttanceat... 5*22 a * m *
XrrireatAUeghenyat.. 1 2 , ?2 a ‘ m
tea '•Allegheny at. — B,lo l>. m.
Animat AtUa&ce - 8,00 p. m
AQaTnlot are ran by Columbus time, which i*
IS aiMtM slower Ihau Pittsburgh time.
Tickets good on the accommodation :mu
but set trains are sold at reduced prices.
- Xba#o3#.p os accommodation tram oonnoct? at
Hew Brighton with packets for New Castle.
T trough trams connect as follows: —
Enon, with stages for New Castle* Mercer.
L-BSEM&i* to and from Millersburgh,
Vernon, Shelby.
Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, etc.
AS ClMtline, for Delaware, Springfield, Columbus,
Xenia, Dayton. Indianapolis, baint
Look, Louisville, etc. M ,
At Lima, for Sidney, Detroit. Dayton. ToU
etc.
At Fort Wayua, for Paru. Lafayette, Ind.. Saint
ilah iWhv,. Keokuk. St. Joeeph anil intermo
£ota point, m Central Indiana and IlUnols.
AtFlynaatkforljoMtA # . . '
And at Chioami M twins for .all points in Illi
nois Missouri, Town, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For farther Information anil through tickets
apply to^GKORGKPARKIN, Ticket Ax-t
Union PaeseijgerStation, Pittsburgh,
anA A. Q. CASSBLBBBRY Agent, Allegheny.
JOHN B. JERVIB, General Superintendent.
i WM. P- SHINN General Passenger Agent
CLEVELAND. PITHRCReH AND
WHEELING BAIABOAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY. MAY Stk, 1309.
Trains will leave the Depot of the Pennsylvania
in Pittsburgh, as follows:
PITTSBURGH, COLUMBUS A CINCINNATI
SHORT LI&K. VIA STEUBENVILLE.
Leave. Pittsburgh. — I 1,00 a. m. 112,30 p. m.
do Steubenville-! 4,00 " 4,00
do Newark. I 9,50 “ i 10,15 •' ,
do"''Columbus 111,10 i 11,43
Arrive. Cincinnati I 4,30 p.m. I 0.40a.m.
* T St-ILovin 1 7.50 a. in. | 0,46 p m
No change of cars between Piusbnnrh and Cin-
Spfemiid sleeping cars attached to all night
trains.
PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE.
Loaves
Pittsburgh 1,00 a m G,lO a m ptn
wSBruKo... 3,00 “ 8,14 " 3,03 “
Bto«benville...4,oo • 9,16 4 4,00 •;
Wtiltflng „4,54 * 10,93 * 4,33
fi£kL H ,w....5.03 " 10,40 “ 3,03 “
Connecting at Wheeling with Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. I and at .BeQair with Central Ohio
Railroad for Zanesville. Lancaster. Circlevillc.
Oaftmlras and Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Saint
Louie and points west
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE.
eaves Pittsburgh 1,00 a. m. 13,30 p. in.
do Wellaviifo 4,35 “ 3,00 **
do ftuud 6,10 M 4,14
do Aiuane 6,43 4*40
do Hudson „ 8,00 M 5,43 M
Arrives Cleveland 0,15 ** 0,30
Connecting at Bayard with Toecarawus branch
for New Philadelphia and Canal Dover; at Alli
ance with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad at Hudson, with Cleveland, Zanesville
and Cincinnati R It for Akron, Cuyahoga rail*
Mid MUleraborg, and at Cleveland with C and E
RR for Erie, Dunkirk, and Buffalo, with C & 1
R R for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and the north*
west „
WellsvUle Accommodation leaves at 4,00 p. m.
Returning Trains arrive at 3,30 a m,9,i5u
m. 3,33 and B,oopm.
Througn tickets to all prominent points in the
west, southwest, north ur northwest oau be pro
cured at the Liberty street depot. Pitt.sbui gb.
JOHN STEWART. Tioket Agent.
Forfurihcr AHTi AKent ,
At the Company’s office in Froight Station. Penn
street. aott
1862. 1302.
BDHXCB ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL BAILIWAD.
EIGHT DAILY THAOS.
The through mail train
leaves tho passenger Station every morning
(uorot Sunday; at am, stopping only at the
frmapol stations, and making direct connections
at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington, and
for New York via the Allentown route.
T S THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
dally at I*3o p m, stopping only at principal sta
tUxuL ip«**"tr direct connection at Harrisburg fot
Baltimore and Washington, and for New Y erk via
Allentown route. __
THJ FAST LINE leaves the station daily,
(except Sunday) at m., stopping only at
MUMspal stations, connecting at Harrisburg for
T&E LOCAL FKU&HT TRAIN, with Passen
ger Car attach,.!, leaves the passenger station
ever, morning (Sundays excepted) at 5,50 a. ih.,
running as far as Conemangh. and stopping at ali
statiooi.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Uavee daily (except Snnday) at 3.49 p. m.. stop
ping at all Rations and running as far as Cone
mangh.
HBBT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Wall’s
station leaves daily (except Snnday,) at 6.40 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall’s station leaves daily, (except Sunday) at
ll.Ma.rn.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
WalTa station leave* daily, (axoept Sunday) at
4.V0 p. 9.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN (or
Way's station, loaves daily, (except Sunday) at
a,ia p. n,
BETCBmO TRUSS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
■xmas..... ... - „..13,35p. m
Cjl „18.05 a. m.
Fast Lino _ - 13.55 a. in.
Johnstown Aooommodation—......... J 0.05 a. m.
Ist Wall's Station Aopommoriation.. —.•■35 a. m.
M Waß's Station Accommodation 8,35 a. m.
Sd Wall's Station Adoommsdation—l.os p. m.
Ith Wall's Station Accommodation 8,10 p. m.
4W-Hains for Btainvlllaand Indiana oonneot
3t Blairavilla Intersection with Express and
ohnstown Accommodation East and Wool, and
alio with Local Freight, East and West. . - .
TheTravcliofPuuliowil flnditgreatly to their
interest, in going East or West, to travel by the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, as the acoom
modatlons now offuretl eaonot bo surpassed on
any other route. The Rond is ballasted witb
stone, and is entirely free from dust. We can
promise Safety, Speed and Comfort to all who
may favor this Road with their patronage.
ntii
10 fraJslL|arr;.:r“;::::: # io:SS
BALTIMORE 9,50
wßS^nfea^:":"::.7::r" 535
the Penn-
and to Philadelphia, Balt!
aonandwTon. ,• .
purchasing tickets in ears wil
be charged an axoess according to distance trav
tied in addition tothe station. ntea eneepl iron
•Cations where the company nee sojgenr*
MOTKCB-IncaM ©flam«:the Gamnar? w\li
hold th—selves responsible mr'penohhj baggage
only, vtd for an amount not eseeedißf WjW*
n. Ifc—An Omnibus Lina has been employed
to convey passengers and baggage to and from the
depot, at a chart© not to exceed 95 cents fbr each
TeasSJKsr' 11 '
.... „ I. STEWABT, lint,
dt the Penna.R. R. Passenger Station on Liberty
and Giant streets. no 3
mrOTICC— EV£KV
reeilt or rebronzed, and altered
ou •* *»«*namw»
WKLDQS.t REIN EKE. IT
; sSSv.Ms4jtn- via
In| RAILROAD.
mbUUUPOLIS ADO GINCIHMTI R. R.
Conneotiag at Indianapolis witb Terre Haute,
and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad, to SL Loms
S 3 LaSyettc and Indianapolis. New Albany and
SalemTand Michigan Central Ralloads for CHICA
GO ROCK ISLAND. BURLINGTON, and ail
intermediate points. •>
Through Freight Train to INDIANAPOLIS.
TERRB HAUTE, LAFAYETTE and PERU.
'Freightsand passengers carried from Clncin-1
oati or Lawrcnoeburg in less lime than by any ]
other route by twenty-four hours, and at n 3 low !
rates.' The only road by which .-hipments can be
made from Cincinnati to the >V e-t, without break
ins bn!k. * « .
Consignments made to J. E. GIBBONS, Agent
at Cincinnati, or W. 15. CUTTING, Agent at
Lawrenceburgh, will receive prompt attention,
and no charge for commission; so charok yon
DBAVACE Oa (JOMMIB3ION AT LaWKKNCEHUKU.
For further information apply to THOMAS
RATIGAN, (No. 115 Water street.) agent of the
Company, who is prepared to giro through re
ceipts for passengers and freight.to Indianapolis.
Terre llaute, Lafayette, Chicago. Peru, Green
ojurtle. Crawfordsville, Charleston. Paris and Mat
toon, Ac.. Ao. 11. F. LORD, President.
JOHN F. CHEEK, General Freight Agent.
mh3
IMPORTANT. 1862.
ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR
SAINT JOSEPH.
And other points in Northern Missouri, the Status
.u Kansas, or the Territories, should insist er
h :tvins tickets that read by the
NORTH 311MSOUKI U.ULUOAI)
The only rail route from 6t. Louis to iSt.-Joseph.
[1 is the shortest and quickest line by thirteen
hours to the remotest point reached by ml, and in
*iw»vo as cheap as any other.
SSgr Buy your Tickers to Kansas and ail points
m Northern Missouri by the North MWouriJvail
-nad. ISAAC U. STURGEON.
Pres't and Gon'l SupU North Missouri R. ii.
G i *nbt II StMUosa. Traroliue Aifent.
8,50 p. m.
UPHOLSTERING
ITUOLSTEKV,
N'O. 85 FOURTH ST.. NUAH WOOD.
rllllE .DBiICRIBEiM HASff A
■ XURE and k.et* couaiimlly on hiind every
article in their line, vit: Cornices. Oriuiiiienw,
Cartuiu OowD. Couiioits. Father livdi.
ot all Kind-; also, the celebrated Patent bpnrg
Bed*. All kiwi* of Shade*, Blinds and rixturn.-.
<3* Prompt attention given to sll order* tor ut-
Cjgggfeg^^feK.
HOTELS ANT) RESTAURANTS.
Y O UK G’S
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT,
% AT THE OLD STAND
CORNUCOPIA RESTAURANT,
NO. 40, FIFTH STREET,
WHERE FA.HI 1.14-9, lIOTEIA «KS
TAVRAarraaud the trade srcncrally can
be supplied with Chespeakc l!av Oysters, at. the
lowest wholesale rates. Gentry trade -ilicitoa.
KLI YOUNO, Fropnotor.
Young’s Eating Saloon,
OORNER VIRGIN ALLEY AND 3MITII
FIELD SIR KEYS;
Where OYSTERS and all the delicacies of the
season will bo served «j> in the mMt palatable
style. ELT YOUNG.
oc!4 comer Virgin alley and Sinithfield st.
SA.VA Gr E HOUSE,
K*. S3O liberty Street,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE; Proprietor.
H AVISO TAKES AMI FITTKO I f*.
with all the modern improvement.-, tins po
pular resort, the subscriber is prepared ;n noeum
rnodate his old customers and Ui*:j»ubHOKener
aily, with the best the market* afloris. Oyster. 4 *
will bo served up in every variety of style, uuring
the season. His Wines, Liquors and Alca he fee.-
confident in recommending to the public for their
excellence. „ . ,
Can, Bucket and Oysters rc*omvo.i daily
and sold wholesale and retail. my'JJnyu
SEETIN’S OLD STAND,
IN THE DIAMOND,
TIIOS. BTONE, Proprietor.
Having taken as» eittkg up,
at a great expense, with all the uiooern im
provements, tiiis popular resort,, the subscribe
(a prepared to accommodote his tneii-N and the
public generally, with the bent the market
afford*. , . ,
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety ci
atvle during the season. ....
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their exvellcnru
49»MEALS served up at all hours, and l>Ai
and NIGHT BOARDERS takan. atGriy
OUlt HOUSE,
NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
PITTSBURGH.
THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOL’ N C ES
to the public that ho is in daily receipt qt
FRESH SHELL AND CAN OYSTERS. CAM Is,
Jtc„ aicJ is prepared to accommodate the patron*
of thi* old and well known houiewitu everythin!.*
in the eating nnd drinking line at the suortnst
uotioo. JOHN btiALfc.lt.
jullkly Proprietor.
EXCELS IO It
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
No. 11l Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKE3 IN
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
AU la their Proper Season.
nO 2S OEO. REIN EM AN & CO.
MAY sth.
Mansion house, oeo. aurentz, -
Proprietor; No. 341 Liberty street, just be
side the Passenger Depr. ot the Pennsylvania,
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers qrrivmgbytnat
The proprietor having, at considerable ex
pans*. fitted up. in excellent style, the MANSION
HOUSE. would respectfully solicit a share of,
public patronage. His Larder and Bur will be
furnished with the best the market can alter J.
folily
winks and Liquors.
WILLIAM BJBMETT,
UirOBTKK AKD DEALER IN
Brandies, Oordials, Wines, Old Mononga
hela and Rectified Whiskey,
NO. 130 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
ie22An
WILLIAM CLAYTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANT,
No. 37 Diamond Alley,
near Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Always on hand. Blackberry, Cherry and
Cognac Brandies, Old Mononganela Rectified
Whiskey, ie. mhlfi
Tallow, oil and grease
-10 bbls Tallow,
25 bbls Grease;
In storo and for sale by
V. SELLERS & CO.
ao3fl Penn -freot, Pittsburgh
'VUIE MOST COMPLETE WHOLE
& »le J«welry
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WEST.
J. K. OARDINER.
6- FIFTH STREET.
Roll bctter
-1 barrel Fresh Roll Butter;
1 box do do just receired by
4X!>rtw and for gale by
CO-PABTSERSHIP-HAViaiQ AS
sosuted with a* in the Heal EflUte and Oen
iral Commission Agency Baaineea: It. B. CU 111"
BERT. our bu«ine» will hereafter be oouduoted
.11 the name of CUi'HHEItX &SOhb.
i. CCTHBERT 9. U CCTIIBEKT R. U. CCTEBiaT
U CCTUBEBT A SOXS, BEAL ES
iOI I ATE and Ueneral Commission Agents
31 MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh.attend to the
sale of Real Estate, CoUectiou ofTiente. Ae., aud
settlement of estatesof persona deaettSdi. »P-
SOAPSTOSE - 25 BARRELS POW>
' aa WLKIAAIDW SHOE MALE THIS
« f A-UMlfc WHOUMU
33|ZjKSugjBM {nail luwU of Anioalig-
«*•
BIVER A.SI»
BY TOE
RELIANCE MUTUAL IHSURAB
OOMPAHT,
OS' PHILADEIiPIIIA,
Os BttlMingf, Limited or Perpetual, Merot
diao. Furniture, Ac., in tows or
country.
OFFICE NO. 308 WAIiHCT BTBB
CilKh I'Apitalt 82*9,310 00.
A«»cts, 8303,308 90
Invested as follows, vit:
First Mortgagor Improved City Pro- _
perty, worth doable the amount $155,6t
Ground rsnt, first class 2,4<
Pennsylvania Railroad Co’a 6 cent.
Mortgage Loans, 330,000, cost - 27,ft
Philadelphia city 0 cent, loan ... 30,0
Allegheny County 0 cent, Pennsyl
vania Railroad Loans
Collateral loans, well secured
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad company, mortgage loan 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stock 4,000 00
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance _
Company 24,350 00'
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 00
Stock of Dolaware 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
mils Receivable, business paper 16,297 18
Book Accounts, secured interest, 0t0.... 6,216 72
Cash on hand and in hands of agents.. 11,385 15
JAB.A.FETZER,
Corner Market and First street
FIREINSURANCK
$303,508*36
CL3M TINGLEY, President
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingloy, Samuel Bispham,
\Ym. R. Thompson. Robert Steon,
Frederick Brown. William Muster,
Cornelius Stevenson. Bonj. W. Tingley,
JotmK. Worrol. Marshall Hill,
H. L. Carson, Z. Lothrop.
llobcrt Toland, Charles Leland.
y i edorick Lermig. Jacob T. Bunting.
CharicsS. Wood Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bisselh Pittsburgh.
M. M. HINCHMAN. rotary.
J. GARDNER COFFIN. Agent.
myl6 North-art corner Third and Wood sts.
DEUH AKG JILTIAI. NAI'ETY IN
ftIiBANCE ttoMPASTf—INCORPORA
TED BY.THE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYL
VANIA, 1533. OFFICE. 3. E. CORNER
THIRD AND WALNUT STREETS. PHILA
DELPHIA. MARINE INSURANCES on Ves
-el-, Carguand Freight, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods, by River?.
Canals. Lakes, ami Land Carriages, to all parts
of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES on Mer
chandise generally, on Stores, Dwelling Houses.
Ac.
DIRECTORS.—WiIIiam Martin, Edmund A.
Sonder, Thcophilu? Paulding. John N. Penrose,
John C. Davi.s, James Tranqnair, Win. Eyre, Jr.,
James C. Hand, Wm. C. Ludwig, Joseph U. Seal,
Dr. K. M. Heston. Geo. G. Lieper. Hugh Craig.
Charles Kelley, Samuel E. Stokes, J. F. Penutou.
Henry Sloan, Edward Darlington, H. Jonee
Brooke, Spencer MTlvain, Thoa.O. Hand. Robert
Burton, Jr.. J acob P. Jones. James B. M’Farland,
Joshua P. Eyre. John B. Semple. Pittsburgh, D.
I. ilsms, A. B. Berger, do.
WILLIAM MARTIN. President.
TUGS. C. HAND, Vice President.
Huuav Ltlrurk, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA. Agent,
je2it No. 65 Water-street, Pittsburgh.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
FIRE.
fIIHE FRANKU.YFIRE INBVIUICE
1. COMPANYOFPHILADELPHIAtpFFICE:
NO. 433 and 437 CHCMTATITT STRCE7T,
near Fifth.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JAN. lit, 1860.
Published Agreeably to An Act of Assembly,
being:
First Mortgages, amply secured $1,896,393 88
Real Estate, (present value $10:1,313
61.) coat ? 102,995 25
Temporary Loans on ample Coiiat
toral Securities 89,136 56
Stocks, (present value ($86,667 72.)
cost 89.786 66
Notes and B;ll3-Receivable.
Ce/a
6B
The on!:-* profits from premiums which this com
jwi c.y cau divide 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
cotnd.-tent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of thirty
yeurs, they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, thereby af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well a* the ability and disposition to meet with
prmnptniHS all liabilities.
Losses paid during the year t 559,662,153 36,
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Btmeker, Mordecai D. Lewis,
! Tobias Wagner, David »S. Brown,
Samuel (Irani, Isaac Leo,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward 0. Dale.
George TV. Rieharde, George Fale?,
Oil AS. N. BANCKER. President,
EDWARD 0. DALE. Vice President.
Wa. A. Steel. Secretary pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN. Agent.
myl6 Northeast cor. Third and Wood sts.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GKORGE DAKSIE, President.
F. M. GORDON, Secretary.
Cant. R. D. COCHRAN, Gen’l Agent.
No. 62 Water street, (Spang & Co’s Warehouse,
ap rtjursj Pittsburgh.
Will insure against ull kinds of FIRE and MA
RINE RISKS.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who
arc well known in the oommuiunity, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, toman
tain the character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
ASSETS. OCTOBERSOth, 1861.
Stock Accounts $ 63,000 00
Mortgage 2,160 00
Office Furniture 250 00
Open Accounts, etc 7,809 43
Cash 18,35199
Premium Notes - 27,605 20
Notes and Bills disoounted 174,075 11
DIRECTORS.
R. Miller. Jr., Jamea M’Auley,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick,
George Darsie Wm. H. Smith,
Chsis. W . Rick eison.
CITaBIS’>;WUMttttWp!OF«TTSBURBH
oabsoes.
Water Ma.,
Inguw-MtfjiißteMiCTiuttitiifa the Naviga
tion ana wertoro Rivera.
. tb« Nm*
ffttionef theSeu.
luiares agaijait im
fj ud Damage by Fire.
W id. Bag&ley, Jus. Park, J r„
Wiu. G. Johnston, B. F. Jones,
Keese Owens, T. M. Howe,
It. Preston, George Bingham,
6. M. Kier, John Shipton,
Jaa. M. Cooper, S. Harbmngh.
J. Caldwell, John 8. Dilworth,
0. B. Zog.
inh29:lydh
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STBEET,
Opposite the Custom Hosts.
Capital 5319.100 Aueta 8504.M8.
WILL MAKE ALL KISM OF IN
SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited,on
every description of Property or Merchandise, at
reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KINO. President,
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Bayes, E. R. Cope,
E. B. English, George W. Brown,
P.'B. Sarery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. .1. Magarge E. Wiler,
F. Blaokbukh, Secretary. ___ .
J. O. COFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and Wood streets.
riIUE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL.—THE
1_ DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP of the
DOUGLAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beau
fully engraved on steel, about nine by twelve
inches dimensions, is now ready for distribution
to the subscriber* to the monument fund.
To all persons forwarding to the Association
ono dollar or more, will be sent one of these
diplomas, properly executed.
To contributors iu the sum of TWO DOLLARS
or more will bo furnished gratuitously, besides
the diploma, a beautiful imperial sise
Steel Engaring of Judge Donglas,
21 by 17 inches.
Contributors in the sum of ONE DOLLAR will
become life member* of the Douglas Monument
Association: in the sum of TWENTY,DOLLARS.
Honorary life members, and in the sum of ONE
UUNDKED DOLLARS, honorary life member*
of the Board of Trustees.
Local receivers and solicitor* for contribution*
are being authorized in the loyal States.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the organ*
ization, constitution, by laws, and the appeal
of the Association, will be sent to all who will
forward their address.
Communications should be directed to the “Sec
retary Douglas Monument Association, "Chicago,
Illinois, v v
All editors who will insert this card in their
daily, weekly or tri-weekly iseaes three months'
with an occasional notioe to abvance the ofaieetin
view, will, have forwarded to. them
diplomas as honorary life members of this ema
ciation, aiao a. eopygf.the .above portmivapon
the receipt by the society of a copy of their paper
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 23.
ATTEND TO YOUR GARDEN.
To tboae who arc so insensible to the
iavors'whicU Nature, with a lavish hand, is
ready to besttfw upon any who feel dis-
posed to take advantage of her many in
ducements to make life pleasant and com
fortable, as to neglect the planting of a
garden, il would he worse than useless to
argue with them. Unable to appreciate
the beauties of nature, or understand the
luxury of a woll-cultivnted garden, they
plod along in the same path their fathers
trod before them, while
*‘The primrose by tho river's brim.
Is but a simple primrose tu him.
Ami it is nothing more."
But those who feelan interest in nature’s;
beauties and benefits; we desire to urge
them to attend to their gardens, that they
may reap the benefit of their labor; and,
by reminding them of their duties, we
hope to prevent any losses thut might
otherwise occur to them through forgetful
ness or neglect.
The following notes we have condensed
from the American AgricvlturalUt:
There are a few general principles which
every gardener should bear in mind. Do
any hand weeding, but neither hoe nor
stir the soil in wet weather. The drier the
weather, the more beneficial is it to stir
the surface, provided the rootlets be not
touched. Liquid manure must be' used
with extreme caution in dry weather, and
its effects are much more noticeable in
showery times. Watering once commenced
must be continued —watering the plant is
of little avail, bnt it is the soil which must
be moistened all about the plant, and 'bat,
too, below the surface.
Aspargus may be injured bytoolonguud
too close cutting; when green pens and
string beans come,let it grow. It should not
be cut much after mid-summer, .1 une 2t>th.
Beans may be planted anv time during
the month, but it is desirable not to delay
much after the first; even Limas will do
well when planted the first week ill June,
if they have frequent hoeing and liquid
manure.
Beets—Sow long blood ami blood turnip
in mellowsoil before the tfoth, for fall ami
winter use.
1.821 00
27.919 33
Carrots sown now will make a good crop. .
Celery—Sow for winter crop, and pick
out young plants, to have a good supply of
well grown stocky ones for transplanting .
in July. For fall crop, transplant about
the middle or fall of tho month, in trenches
4 feet apart, a foot deep and well manured 1
and mellow.
Cucumbers, Melons and .Squashes—Pitt
in cucumbers for pickles any time during
the month. Remove gauze frames before
the plants crowd them. Occasional water
ings with liquid manure, made by mixing
fresh cow dr.oppings or hett manure with
water, will repel insects and rapidly for
ward the growth ; dust with ashes and plas
ter or lime. The striped bugs may be easily
taken early in the morning, while the dew
is on, ami destroyed. I-lxaminc the under
Bide <jf the squash leaves for the eggs of
the squash bug; hundreds may be killed
betore hatching.
Rhubarb —Cut up and dry or bottle a
good supply for winter use. Let no seed
stalks run up.
Tomutoes —Transplant for main crop :
use a broad shingle or two to protect from
the sun at first, and after a day or two shift
it so as to reflect the heat, upon the plant.
Hoe frequently, and pinch in some of tin
leading branches to give a bushy habit and
earlier fruit. Hang the vines over poles
and slightly inclined, to keep the fruit from
the ground and to give them air.
Lettuce —Few varieties do well after mid
summer. The Tcnnisball and Curled Sile
sian grow as well as any, Sowortransplant
into partial shade, and water frequently.
Onions —It is important to force a quick
development, hence thin out seed onions
to three or four Inches nnd stir often. Po
tato onions (the best for the family table. I
may bo planted as late as the first week
in June, eight to ten inches apart. For
pickles; sow rather thickly in poor soil.
Parsneps may be sown early this month;
keep the surface mellow; they enjoy liquid
manure.
Peas —Sow for late summer use and for
seed. They will not be troubled bv bugs
if sowed after mid-summer.
Potatoes —Late plantings often do very
well, escaping rot when early ones suffer,
but the reverse, is oftener true.
Radishes—Sow spring varieties among
other crops where they will bn partially
shaded. Winter varieties, (Black Spanish,
Late Brown, Ac.) last of the month for use
in August. Leave Home of the early crop
- seed, and for seed pots to be used for
pickles.
Strawberries—Remove all grass and
, weeds, and mulch the ground' with tan
bark or short straw, before picking com
mences. Keep the beds well watered
while fruit is forming, it there be dry
weather.
$298,251 76
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTBBUBGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 Firth St, Bank Block
VSSniEB AfiUSST AU KINDS OF
J. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JONBS.Prwident; JOHN D. McCORD,
Vice Preudent: D. M. BOOK. Secretary; Capt.
Ear
▼•yChildi,C*pt.E.C.Gw/t John A. Wilson, B.
L.Fahnestock. John D. McCord. Captain Adam
Jaooba, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Bean. Robert L.
M'Grew, Robt, H. Davie. no2B
ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE,
UNDER CRRE OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS'
This msTiiimojr, sitfateii
IN LORETTO, Cambria county Pennsyl-
Tania four milM from Crewjon Station Station, on
the diroot routs between Philadelphia and Pitta
burab. waaebartorod in I*sB, with privjligea to
confer the nraal Collofiato Honor* and Degicea.
The looation of tba CoUen m one of the most
health! in Pemuylvauia—tbi* portion of the Alio
thmr Mountain* beins prororbial f»r it* i>urt
water, bracincair. and plotureeQue scenery
The SehoUatie 7*ar oommenoason the FIKS j
MONDAY after the 15th of ATGUST. and end.
about theStbof JUNKfollowhi. Itiadivide 1
into two Smmooa. Stodent* eannot return home
between theSewdon*. All die .Apparatus ne»-«-
*&
Instramantal and Vocal Mode form* no extt a
oharge. 'Stodent* will be admitted from eig! t
,^Siia >> WnSd < payable Half yearly
pEsatftaKraffittr” s
o-cSsrs*
tgittvandto Mhv CtasnMD of tk« PlttlbO'
sj^NMuy./
mm a^.i»MduiWM«i
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morning.
fBftAIDIIIAAiTOIiffIDBfB.
JESSE JOHNSON,
GEN&EAL COBMISSION IIBCIASf, -
rton W erißii ana all kilui^C«utlT
Prodwee, WiM* and Manors, * "
Cignra, Tobaro, Ac.
WLiberal adranew* made on oonsigiunentait!
HIGH WINKS.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 231 SOUTH SECOND ST
aa2*ly PHILADELPHIA.
SPRING IMPORTATION*
AJNX» BOYS’ WEAK,
Including. Goods suited for
MILITARY PURPOSES,
Now in Store,
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE & CO.
myl-lmd
WM. BRICE & CO.,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.VO: 15 SOUTH WATEIt STREET,
Pii 11 a<Ulpti i a .
l/iheral mlvanocs made on consijmments
when required. myl-lyd
.TOHS E KI.MSON'.'YM P KLI.IaOX..RODMAN B EI.LiSOK.
JOHN B. ELLISON .& SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS. CASSHEBES AM) VESTINGS,
NO. £39 MARKET STREET,
i2d door below Fourth,)
PHILADELPHIA
IJUKST dr MA6HE-
Wliolesnle Druggists.
VO. S 3-1 HAIiKET STREET,
TIIILA D ELPHIA,
DEAI.HRS IN'
Paint,, Oil Window Dye-stuffs. ,itc„ and
Ay:.'., fur Kero.-ette; Ohio’ and Pittsburgh Coal
0:1.4. Ilurninic Fluid, Camphcnc, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Wagon and Railroad Crease. mylr ’.nul
GEORGE GRANT,
Manufacturer and Wholesalo and Retail Dealer
i.v kvury -:.'Cii::-'Ti,',x or
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
610 GUEST NUT STREET,
myl-ly PHILADELPHIA
C. HARRY BRIAN,
WITH
LONGCOPE «fc FEAHCE,
MANUFACTURERS d- IMPORTERS.
-0F
MF..VK miVISIU.VU GOODS AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS,
NO. 10 SOFTH I tll RTH STREET,
my'l:lyd PUIT.A DELPHI A,
< lIA KUN IIAGiKF,
Importer and ealerin
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetta,
Vestings, Tailors’ Trimmings, &c,
2-V» MARKET STREET,
North Side. PHILADELPHIA.
y.l
FRIES & JiEHMAN,
NO, 313 ;•{ AKKE T STKKET
PHI I. A DELPHI A,
Jobbers in Cloths,- Cassimeres, Vestings,
Always hand a well selected stock of Goods
suitable for the trade. tnyl-lyd
E. P. MIDDLETON & BEO.,
IJIPOKTRtte Or
WINKS. BRANDIES, *c . ,
,a}*l» UKALBU3 15
K INK OLD WHISKIES,
XO. 5 NORTH FRONT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. aplOrlyd
JAMES H. OKILDS.
SIOI'E i'OTTOX KILLS,
Allesheny City, £*a..
H AKI : KACTCRKR& OP
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND Oi :
OSNABURGS,
13 Inelie, to 40 Incite* Wide.
sf 9“ Orders mar he left ut 11. CHILDS & CO’S.
13% Wood strcoL I’iU.'t.ursch. uo31:ly:U
4®-Fine White. Plain and Fancy Flannel Un
der and OvershirL- on hand, and made to order, on
shortest notice, at
B. WILLIAJISOX'S
SHIRT FACTORY,
>•«. 47 SI. Clair Strert.
LATE STYLES OF
SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
MR. SAML. CRAY
Has just returned from the
East, and wc arc now receiving an elegant
stock of Goods for the Summer Wear, combining
together one of the choicest and most desirable
stocks to be found East, and take special pride ul
oaltling the attention of our patrons and thepub
lio to an examination of the same, which will be
made uj> to order in our usual styleto the satisfac
tion of all who favor us with their patronage.
SAME. OKAY k SON,
Merchant Tailors,
No. 19 Ftilhstreet.
GOODS!
Second Arrival of
NEW SPRING STYLES
-AT
EATON, MACRUM A CO’S,
Son. 17 null 10 t lftb Stmt
Ribboni., Gimps, Braids, Laces, Buttons, etc* for
Dross Trimming?, newest styles. Embroidered
Book and Cambric Collars and Sets. Real Lace
tnd Lace Trimmed Collars and Sets, and Hand*
kerchiefs. Black Lace. Grenadine and Tissue
Viels,
nomise Yokes and Pamalotts, Edging. Laces,
uffles, etc.. Ladies'and Children's Hose, of every
description. Gloves, Gaunlets, ”Mits, Bonnet Rib*
bona. Ruches, Shaker Hoods, Cord, Chenille and
Braid Head Nets.
Another lot of " Crinoline Draperie," (French
Skirts) Those who have used this skirt, pronounce
it the best ever made The “Quakert Skirt” and
the "Flexure Skirt,*'are also st es worthy of
attention.
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Fine Shirts, Col*
tors. Ties, Suspenders, etc, of most desirable
styles. A full assortment of Fancy articles and
Notions.
Wholesale and retail buyers will find a large and
xcellent line of goods in every departmental the
LOWEST POSSir.LE PRICES TOR CASH.
ai !4 EATON. MACRUM & CO., 17Fifth at.
H. H. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC
OPTICS AT THE
PITTSBURGH POST, FIFTH STREET,
mh2l near Wood
WILLIAM CARR ft CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Aud lui|M>rt«rs «f
WINES, BHA-VIIHS, GINS, AC.
ALSO.
Liatillars and Dealers in
■ PiNE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY
V, S»7 Liberty Street,, ~
fly : - HTnUBME. M-
mwph tE OAim mtAwama
lh»sUX>»«fcu,d f gd h r
M rn TS&Zvrttouinr* Bo&L
(MUAKMVHieS:MNS I
ps Fevsra hb£et,
111856.
jLT.IMI*nSVCUCBi
abo, on Wedneedev and Safaris, evening!,
ftdt W U toHoraßHr H&oaTto* o’olook
■yH &om November let to May let, from • to 8
■i reeeivedrfell
Djmlui. andor^^o^ggP^l*
h»r rate ot lix
sanw inftmt lirom •&&&«?-
camber. compounding lWlftiiwyWff.
troubling the depositor to cell wwiefe MflNfeu
Ids pass hook. At this rate moneywtHlwubeein
less then twelve years, making in the aggregate
BIOBT AND ONB-HALF FEB CENT. A YBAB. , M .
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Spuee
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on appHcatton
at the office.
rsxsipxirr.
GEORGE ALBREE.
;VICK rBKSIDBNTR.
John B. M’Fadden, Bane M. Pennocir,
John Holmes* John Marshall,
Alexander Speer. JamMB.D. Moods,
Beni. I*. Fahnestock' A. 1L Pollock, M. !>.,
James McAuley. Hill Burgwin,
James Herdman* Wm. J. Anderson.
nverm. _ _ *
Alexanderßradley, . JamesD.-Kelly,
J ohn G. Backofen, Peter A. Madeira,
George Black, John H. Mellor,
John B. Canfield, James Shidle,
Alonso A. Carrier. Robert Robb,
Charles A. Colton* - Walter P. Marshall.
Wm, Douglas, John Orr,
John Evans, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Hopewell Hepburn* ' John H. Shoenberger.
Wm. 6. Haven, : v * Wm. E. Schmertz,
Peter H. Hunker, • Alexander Tiudle,
Kicharil Hays, .• * ± Isaac Whittier.
Wm. S. Lavely, A Christian Yeager
j— TBSASURRR.
CeSBXa. COLTON.
NHouni diom, bankers
• and and Dealers in
Notes, Draftfc AAeeptasees, Gold, Silver and Bank
Notes. Exchange* on*the Eastern and Western
Cities consteatlr Brule.
Collections made in ell the cities througnouttue
United States. Deposits resolved in par funds or
current paper, No. 5T Market street, between
Third and Fourth streets. r
WM. H. WILLIAMS * CO.)
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BBOXEBS,
WOOD STREET, CORNER THIRD.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
.A. T-d As X 3 K- NX A. IN ,
OFFICE: 431 Penn Street, Fifth Ward.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY HABE;
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and other Legal
Writing Drawn. Acknowledgement® Taken and
Bills Probated. apfrly
». B. BOGEBS «fc SO*,|
XANUFACTTURBS Of |
Sogers’ Improved Patent j
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH!
AND
GItAIN DRILIi TEETHt
OFFICE: Corner Batlcr anil CljEicr
llmli. Ninth Wiml,
fel3:is PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAKES A. FETEEB,
FORWMMNB AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
70S THK SAL, or
Floor, drain, Bacon, burd, Bnller,
Dried Fruit and Produce
Generally,
Corner market and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
REISER TO—Francis G. Bailey, Esq., William
Dilwofth. Sr„ S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsbwih.
Boyd A Ott, Heiskor 4 Swesniwen, S. Brady.
Caetar,M. A M. Bank, List Howell .Bangle *.gob
George W. Anderson, Donlon, Paxton A-Co.,
Wheeling. my2B:2pt£»
APOIXO HAU.BIUUABDSAI.Od9I.
CHARLES GARDNER'wouId remind hie old
friends and customers that he is stall to be found
at his old stand, APOLLO HALL, entrance un
Fourth street. He has always on hand the but
quality of Lager Beer, and in connection with the
hall, a well appointed billiard saloon, with good
tables, balls end cues.
Remember the place, -Apollo Hall. Fourth st..
ooarWood. entrance from Fourth. jyltkly
IF YOU WANT SOME GOOD NEW
Fruit or prepared Mince Meat, mixed, and
»U other kinds of Spices, cooking Braody or
\Vino, New Orange, Lomon and Citron Peel go to
ilaworth k Brothers, in the Diamond, where you
will get a new crop of Fruit aud lower than at
any other house in the city. Also a general and
tall assortment of Family Groceries, Teat*, \V mes.
Brandies, and all other kiuds of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. .
HAWORTH k BROTHER,
de24 corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
T. T. M’OUBX efc CO,
HOUSE, SIGN,
ORNAMENTAL FAINTER
/ ;‘N«. 2 at. Clair Street^
[CORNER DUQUESNE WAT, second etory.'
WAR wcrk entreated to me will be neatly nnd
promptly iM,utea. oeH-ly
Sm |jlATO.\, MACKIIM A CO
JOBBERS IHB BETAIIERS
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Trimmingj, ....
Kmbroldonee,
Suipendera, Skirta, r !
Snn and Rain Umbrellas, y
Corsets, Ribbon* „
BaeKUt Hoou f
And all kinds Raney Artiolea and Redons,
Wh«l«U. *rm..
, r « N«.WWfaltwt.
TIERIM A GETTY,
VkoltMdO u< Botidl «roeer»,
xvFomTua am> dcalkrb iw
TEAS, WIVESt M4U«B»i Ac.,
NORTH-EAST comer of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
noSfcly ALLEQHKN Y CITY*
NEW GOODS 1
DIAHOB FOR TWO HUNDRED DOL-
Jt LARS—Hmlnee Brother, elegantßosewood
7 octave Piatwi, with carved legvroondeonieiv
fall iron frame, Rceewoodiope sad ruddmoant-
UMELTOH BROTHERS' NEW
Ift YORK PlANOS—Another supply of Ibe
lame Seren Octave Rosewood Pianos, .from
»Sy Broa “" ,N,w J &MBSB&*-
myB 81 Wood etreet.
MrALVABI.E TIMBER LASM FOB
▼ SAI B-lSfrO Aetei qfobrtee tandin Me-
Kean county. Pa, at aboutM miles £roa the Al*
leches? river, to which there w a food plank
road; convenient also** eaw mil to, schools Ao.,
mndmagood neighborhood. about one mile from
the town of Cbryasn, The soil is good and there
are snriace indications of Petroleum. The land
will be sold on favorable terms, and p«rt pay
taken in Carbon Oil if desired. There is abnn~
tsQm
my 6 51 Market afreet.
Reaping aid nowug ma
chines. Hey HeratpinSeparat<ws» Hone
Powem.B». jtekm Ikilkin reikarßpailc and
FaiMnnYmplementa generally, ootwtanUy on
hand and for aaleby_\_ ■ ,
BBCKHAM A LONO, .1 i
No. IX7 Libertpstroet,
next door to Haro’e Hotel. my2f:'
fMXHOMAS FABUTB
FURNITURE RRP CHRIR WAREHOUSE
No. FEDERAL ST, ALLEGHENY.
Undertaking, In eM Hi branches, trtll receive
prompt attention. Ordencmabeleftat tbe room
*■ X°‘
G VAGINS AND WANTAGE BOM
Ibrealeby BOWS'A TETLEY,
myl 138 Wood street.
HjIINKPAPEB MANGINGB-IN CBIM-
V BON.Browaanda^fe^^
aoD , N 0.87 Weod atreat
id W WVM«NPi |
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PITTSBUGH, PA:
AGBICTJLTRAL.
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
ilimt M’eaIJIOXT .
McCALMONT AKSKB,
ATTOBWETfH .
FRANKLIN, VWtt|Bßj|MMt
myafclydi jj&a
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
KUHN'S LAW BUILOHICS,
Diamond Street, nesr Gmnt)
. jsftly V PITTSBURGH. PA
B. IV LUCAS,
ATYOHHIT AT LAW.
OFFICE, NO. % QBANT BTREET
(Three doorsbelow o«^tj^lrL | House.)
my3:ly Pi
Li bbaokensibse,
ATTORNEY AT'LAW,
OFFICE. 9TO. 135 rOIMH'Hq
J. D. HANCOCK
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO, 7 3 GBAN^iISrj.BET
pirrißirtaiiii^iwanPA.
rev aui« si'seifl' bestiit
JL • successor to G. W. Biddle, N0.. 144 Smith
field street.
4fi?“ Office hours from R to 1 o'clock; aadfrom 3
to 3 o’clook. • . . : ifel&ly
IKON; IXANUFACTIW*BBe
AMERICAN IRON WORKS,
Jones & lisnghUM,
MANCFACTCEMS Or
iBqN and n ail.s,
: JUBIATA AND COMMON SHEET IROK‘
Laath’s Patest Shafting, Pistsa Sola, Platts, it.
WAREHOUSES,
»3 Water Street and 133 Flint . Street,
■ riTTSBCKOH,
And corner of Franklin and South Water Streets
Chicago. fel":ly
Isaac dbsKS,., Jons L. Boyd...Wm, U’CuiLOtta
PiTTSBUfIGH STEEL WBRKS
JONES, BOTD & qfX,
MaVcFACTCREBNOF CAST ITUIi
u!so, Spring, Plow, and A B Steel SPRINGS
and AXLES, corner Ross and First streets. ’
rio2l:is PITTSBURGH* Pa.
FTJBNITUBE.
b. 7ACKINKU.
ni'ItnTIIRE FOR CASH—X PULL AS.’
f SOitTMENT of Pittsburgh manufacture)
EURNITURE, embracine-
MTOEAUX.
BOOK CASES, __
Wardrobes.
and every article needed in a wellfurnished4weJ
line, as well as a fine assortment of
office rirßHiTUti,
Constantly on band andjnadeto order. A* the
only terms on vrhich A miners it d AH attiaa ■da'i
lisbmer.tis for CAS H, prices are madeaeeort
inslv. Persons in want of anything in the above
line would be '
No. Smithfield Filth*
i rahaMy , J nti
CAKPETS, OII> CTLOTHS.feO.
OABPETS' aND OIL OLOTHB
24 Pleeai
NEW DRUGGETS,
E W Blt PSS ELS O £so:'% T
tsr fliesehuYeiant been reoeivedenA jure ot
the LATEST ANT) RICHEST PATSBNB, »t
the ' sws ■■■
w. a’tmywK.
El COP.ITB, OIL it.
r i ; -AT- ■
'■ i«’c A'ia m
No. S7.Po«r^jßfiS|l.
Bought previous TononUi 1
advance in prices; of whlcff inf WjjiH ‘ au
vantage is offered in ■
HUGH M; BO&jk^
Ekginb bvildeka mipilm,
•i)uqucsue Way, sear thtsPoiakiritoike
to order, and warranted. as ~god*jj**gßP he
made, the following maohinery, vlfjy Jjwmm
Engines, Turning Lathes, for «
Planers, for wood and iron; DnDWwiwißa:
Housin -ntid Tobacco Screws: Pat«it-nß|tsaad
Model Machines, in the best manner.
.Rallies and Hangers, of all eittWgHihi .
Screws, of any diameter and pit&tMMwtie* ■'
inlineth. will alio make, and .have: eahead*
IWSorSnd Riggol Engines, hud OyiTinfr hr
steamboats,Ac. Lathelnhearsand - hifFla*
ingdoneto ofrjen can plane asiggff f lMbtf.
f *All Filled adlan.uu>
Solicited. 1 •* .
Particular attention and ptimatfue
givento repairs on Printing Presses
w. oumiufQHi]i._D.co>aiiiaHAii_*.4iNmMM*
C*VNM(keiiiAlHs''ir‘o£^3^n9«
BURGH CITf fILABH
home, 119 Water street. tal.igdß|Hb
Pittsburgh, Pf_ three doers'
hale Home,'
Window Glees
can Convex Glees, for parlor WMMMm
IMPORTANT- TO LASKSB!
Diliohi HmET.nmmMß
upwardaof twcnvyeara d«T«ta*kt»pro ■
fcaaionai time cxelauTdi,torUu» 7 %tolMWßt d
Female ViffieuUia. aodhaiWraoweieiTntko*-
Bsntls of cooes in restonnrtMf nfliMM to eoul
heal th, h*B now entire caafideoca iaostrincaeb-
Bclyhui . •
“ Great Amerioan
DR. HABVRFS
CRONO-T
Which have
tions haT.v
moving
ObstructioT
or in restoring'
suffering from
the WfciTes, or
, OOfW, - Also i
rroMtratiim 1i
which aretm
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