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PI•TTSBTTRGI POST.
THURSDAY M0RN8G......-NOVEMBER 29
ANOTHER LANDMARK DISAPPEARING—The Last
nj ri, ux h.,l! Gorden. —There was a few days ago
very beautifu l end ex•ensiee sitramer resort in
the upper part of the city known as Vauxha'l
Cavite it was situated on the Bowery, oppos
ite Sixth street, and occupied nearly an entire
block of ground in length and width. The
grounds were neatly laid out, the place was en
livened with trees, and in summer evenings the
various walks traversing it were illuminated
with thousands cf variegated lamps. Ladies and
children, accompanied by their male proteotors,
were happy to pass an hoer in the Garden, tak
ing ice-cream and other refreshments.
At this time the garden Wh.3 some distance oat
of town, but it was once a pleasant walk to
reach it,. Business, however, in its progressive
march to the suburbs, overtook Vauxhall Garden
and the property became greatly increased in
value. At first, one piece of it was taken for a
house-lot, and thus began the curtailment of `te
fine public promenade.
The ground once broken, serious encroach
ments followed year after year. A slice of the
garden was taken from the Bowery bide, and
then another on Lafayette place. The Astor
Library and several dwellings despoiled the ap:
pearance of the garden on Lafayette Place
Notwithstanding these Enppinv, what little of
the place that remained was still kept open as a
garden ae if to remind us that such a thing bed
existed.
Recently, within six mouths, the hand of im
provement has grasped the last remnant of old
Vauxhall. It is now entirely destroyed, scarcely
a vestige being left, except a email tree on the
rear, which the woodman has spared for a few
days—to mark the spot. The property belongs
to Mr. Wm. B. Astor, and be has already erected
on the Bowery front of the garden some eight
brick stores, each four stories high. And the
laborers are now digging down into the bowels
of the earth, alongside of those buildings, to lay
the foundations of more lofty etrnctures of the
same kind.
The first encroachment upon the Vauxhall I
Garden, was the erection of a circus building
for an English equeetrain named Cooke. He
sent to this city an English dramatist named
Amhuret, to select a spot for the erection of an
amphitheatre on a large reale. Instead of leas
ing a lot in the lower part of the city, which wits
probably on account of not being acquainted with
the looalitiee, he lures ted a large amount in the
erection of a place of amusement at Vauxhall.
This was about the year 1E34. Cooke came
from London with one of the best circus com
panies ever brought to the United States. The
circus was opened brilliently, but the expense
was so great, that it was given up after the first
season. The company then went to Baltimore,
where they performed. The building, however,
VMS destroyed by fire -bile there, together with
all the property of Mr. Cooke and his company
including the horses.
Several attempts were afterwat de made to re
suscitate the circus at Veuxhall, but all failed .
In later years Diebrow bad his riding school I 1141; 44 "ggsows 7- "w""'"r
there, and recently it was used as stable.rocsEerrNa aTrti
STRIA:ERRS ECLIPSE AND ROSALIE
Delacroix was the first leseee of Vauxhall, and ILLY.. AND
fitted up neatly as a French garden. It then cc- Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
=pied the grounds from Bowery to Broadway, • Via ti.l.Verne
TIM 4 411ORTEST QUICKEST, AND SIOST ILELI A FiLli
including Lafayette place. Where the Celonede 1 , 0 „ . Roc ,
buildings now stand, was the spot where Deli- Into. is vt tereeeree..cen.
croix let off fireworks en the iih of July. Al- This Rollie is One llRuilred macs shurttrt l ue att nine
PP
though the garden was then fairly out of lawn, I 'l7.
ten thousand persons were known to he gathered Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
there to Vtillel3l3 the protechnic displays on the ' Time to CievoLsnd ely t hs. bo urs, Chicaxe twenty-three hours,
• occasion of the celebration of our national anm-
Thun:4atnitra"rtkerthea;l-. September '.:A.l,l 9 ge'S, the Train,. ou
versary. The rpulation of the city at that this Road trill run as` ollows
ALLIANCT
time was about eigloy th ousand.—.. Eve. I A
V The tz in so of the Ottizi 0.1311 NLIII/Q/lntaLs Rath cad lea. Ina
Post. '
niaca .o Ain : a w o 2 ea tAS . M 0 Api a , 010
I A , O M _ ,
I nd ,
n o d o Cr3:o i P .. .
c M, -
Tan receipts of beeves for the past week at as follows
the regular markets varied only 143 New the ri
~. .t. l eam ,e et irLe tta r it t ec l e iu et2l2 , ne ,
preceding week. An impression obtained early • c•,.,„ 1 „,,„
e, ao , l ,itu oat arriving in Cleveland
at
in the day yesterday that the supply was tmu- , 1,-.`23 A. M PSi . and ra i d
M.
sually short, and the first solos o f good cattle rapt st.. Louis, Rock Island,
ii;:tia:',‘,Vl'thker ho'w ti go throat with
were made at a considertible advance,—the eat detention will take the trolo Plttatiurg at kna
best beesee seid ng at Ic® 2.± re Ent the A and 'driving in Cleielsod et 11:3, SI., as God is
tLu
the
rain, and the discovery,. tnet there woe a goad s e .r t!e t, '''"i'ekts•?. 3,.;;ch'in."ol.leutsiei.":e're.ee' Veheee7"gatheit
supply, soon changed the tune of the market, nes and St " load; at midnight.
and prices fell quite as low a, on
the proceeding maraet-day. tie Meanie re K'ttp'e p.• din Leta the Mou•oeita.
' lods „hart avers morning Sunday' rdcoldssi.,s! lo ses„rt.
The Western Drovers say there is a prospect G.r ttlinvilln, ctonnecchti; with the trait. looting Vo ttliarino
of an increase in the price of Beef, owing to .it ao 5. NI.
Tralii will leave Wall, ale
advanced charges upon tie railroads, amount-''P m „ r d
ing to several dollars pi•r• htei ! neon these core - Trata,errieing to Cleveland P
tag from Kentucky tizel other W ,
eS tern Staten. 'trains from cenneCting at Bayard fur Corrll.
They arty that the relative I (tees hem at the Wek ' et ' A '"r 4 i t k' ni c tiv e ,te7o d N teileae l'h o l ta li re . Surd, ant,
Wee!. had become adjettei to the former expense Ste Wellintllo, are sold at $1 less than Via Ailiallfs,
of bringing cattle forward, nfiewine n email The trams from Cleveland to Toictclo end Chlrrtg , ru t n an
difference for profit lit the deulets; and that the C‘:1,1,‘"::: u t, k i, M A ” 7 1 ;
nt Ch cnF, at
ti
advance in the rates 'f freight now absorb all Train , Chicago Ce Rot - k. Inland and St. Louis a or St.
s fi
the difference, leaving no inducement to traders., teas For hock Island at 9-100anie moo M. F
A plan is on foot to turn this , trade over the
Ti. "l 11,1in45'‘ '
e P.•A t i t;ttr floc k 1 ainto.l lintitonti co
Pennsylvania Railroad, n andand it proposedproposed to and thence neer thinCh " icat.., and 111Esstsalpyl Retrain!
hold a Convention of Western Cattle men nt Altos. and thence by steamboat t't ranee) to Saint I l eitis.
Columbus, to carry the plea into operation ' Pae.ingot, by the ielb A. M. Train arrive at Si. L ois 11f20
nolo, urentok, and Int the ct P. M Train at anon ot xt day.
Y Times checked athaarh to t leveland, and there re-ctoe - lu
r.•r oust tit. 1,114
PARE VIA COLUMBUS AND CLEATPLANT )
ter clout. 2d .T 1 .1f , SNS
To Annul. , $t tits T o In s a lt,. $l6 as $1:1
to Ruck led. 1s vi 11 it,
Galena 15 4.5 14 an
° Chicano 13 OW pa ti' " spriognaLl, IS To 1,1 w
.• Binomanen .Itl PO 14 5(1 N Burnrigtou• 59 Do
Si. Louis 10 Sus
Paauesagers are requested to procure their tickets at 1.1•••
',Moe of this Company, In the Slotionicaliela tidril
b e low the rornei
Game::: 'stoma- arms, which hoe been one or •
the main sources cram foreign it.tlux in to the
free States of the North, has, of late years, been
diverted somewhat to Southern ports. Large
numbers have arrived at New Orleans. and from
thence proceeded up the Mississippi river to
various points in Missouri. But the most syste
matic effort of the kind has been the introduc
tion of ten thousand immigrants into Texas by
a single corporation, called the German Emmi
grant Company. This Company was to be reim
bursed for its undertaking out of one half the
lands granted to the colonists, and the alternate
sections reserved from settlement by immigrants.
Prompted by this inducement, it chartered some
thirty vessels, which, iu the years 1854 and 1855,
have conveyed the immigrants from Germany to
Texas. It has expended more than $600,000 in
providing for the immigrants, $120,000 being
the coat of surveying and dividing the lands.
But while the Company was thus fulfilling its
stipulations the Legislature has withdrawn the
land grants. What nay envied this we do act
know, but it appears pretty evident that the
slaveholders of Texas do not like the Free Sol
predictions of the Germans. Much has been
said concerning this by partisan orators and
newspapers, and the fear is ehtertined that
when Texas shall be divided these Free Soil Ger
mans will outnumber the slavebolders, and thus
farm a free State.
Coirerpeedenoe of tll3 Baltimore American.
Death Warr-nut of the litirderer of Dr. Linde!
I:UMIncI3LAND, NUN'. 21.
EDITORH or AMEIIIC 5: —The death warrant of
Frederick ?duller, convicted of the double mur
uer of Dr. J. F. C. Nadel and Henry Gime, was
received here yesterday and rea-1 to the prisoner
to-day in the preset:lee of the Rev Mr. Meyer,
his spiritual adviser. Ile says he is ready to
die. He made sonic important admisisons to-day
iu regard to several swindling opperations in
Pittsburgh and Somerset county, Pa. He seems
more penitent now than on any former occasion
since Lie ur rest, and the presumption is by those
who visit him in hii cell th•tt he will make a full
confession as the .lay of his execution draws near
er. which t sat cluvu for Friday, the 4th day of
next January. M. T.
EIGLITESSI SLAVEi SET FREE.—One Wm Kirk,
a few weeks ego, reached Jacksonville, 111., with I
eighteen Slave, to enable them, as he said, to
visa some of their relatives in place. The
people of Jacketonviile didn't like it, being, sp
preheusi‘e that they would he loft a chargo upon
the town. Whereupqu Mr. K.. declared that this
shaltnot be; that, to prevent it, he had expended
56,000 in purchasing them teams, wagons, &0.,
3c., by which they can support themselves.—
tine object, he says, in bringing them to Illinois
was, that the children might receive an educe
ti n, and also, in the event of his death, that
they might not pass into other hands; for be says
he would rather become a Slave himself than to
have one of b:s old faithful servants owned by a
stranger. He detila-eti himself a stern Demo
crat and an (.11 btittibelor, which last he regrets,
advising every one to marry young. lo oonclus
ion, Le says he ha' made filltpie provision for tbe
Slaves, and will sec that they du not want.
EXCITF.IiIENT IN A FILSNOH Tows —The pope
ula tion of the C, Lim Rousse, at Lyons, assembled
in the Grand Place, a short time since, for the
annual fete, sud were astonished to see a huge
lion,'which had (soaped from a travelling mena
gerie, advance calmly towards them; they lied in
very direction, but the lion taking no notice,
continued his promenade to a place called Lee
Tapip, and there suddenl' leaped on to a poor
donkey, which was tied to a post, and with one
grip of of his teeth, killed him. The king of the
toreet then calmly placed himself on the ground
near hdi victim, and after a while allowed him
e‘elf to be conveyed back to the menagerie by his
keepers.
HEAVY PIIIICIIABF.B OF WHEAT.--011 WCumeit. I
day there arrived at New York by the Hudson
river, about 90,000 bushels of wheat, of which
60,000 bushels were consigned to H. A. Kelly,
&Ai., who had previously received large con
signments. It is said that Mr. Kelly as the agent
of Mr. Ward of Boston, has been making heavy
purchases of wheat at the %Vest. The latter
gentleman is shipping it to Cork and Southamp
ton, and is believed to be acting for Baring
Brothe-- , "::?f London who are said to be agents
f thf, p..,:rprnmont
I Ot IEL PEACIIE:,:—eo reeelvvd and for rate by
HENRY H )L1.1N13.
rt . AlLEcti l / 2 4)5.
_ CEN TjtAl_ 01110,11MLROND.
Till:GI: DAILY TRAINS EACII of Al, tlielifklirS
Aud bet a ; n
b l s n 'a i nd e
B of a l C ti a mreo rbee.tWeen
.ON AND AFTER 310NDAV, Juno 18th, 1855, Trains will
run as folios':
GOING EAST.
Erprus Vain. Mail Train. \'i ht Train.
1(000 A. M. 3:30 P. 31. 11:30 P.M.
11:10 " 4:t5 " 12:50 A. M.
12-`b3 I'. M. 60
ill
12:56 " 6:44 " 3:01
7,08 " 3:26
2:T3 " 8:25 4.48
.... 2:44 " 8,51 •• 5:14 "
3:30 " err. 9,45 " arr. 6:15 "
GOING WEST.
Lear, Erpreac Thnn. Mail Train. :S l ight Train.
Bellair 0.45 A. M. 5:15 A. M. 601 I'. 31.
Belmont 10.31 his 1:08
10,52 u 6:43 " 7:40
Cambridge 11:56 " " 1+:00 t•
Concord.. 12;17 P. M. a:3O " 0,25
Zanesville 1:1.0 0:30 " lo:30
Newark 2:08 Cu10:37 " 11:50
Arrive Ovitontrus.... 3:20 u 12:15 P. M. I'2o A.M.
The Expr.s Train going East will stop to take up or leave
pasamairers, at Taylor's Newark, Zanetiville, Concord, Cam
bridge. Nmpbell'a, Baixavvville and Belmont only. Going
Wier. will atop Only at the above named Stationa. Thu Mail
TrEill will atop at all the Stations where the Mail is to be
received or delivered, and nt all other Stations, uu notice
being given. The Night train will stop at all Stations, un
proper notice being given.
GOINOEAST.
The 10,00 A.M. Bapretis Train connects at Columbus with
the Express Tiede. which leaven Cincinnati at 0 A. M., and
with the Train; from the Veal on the Cblumbus
and
, Piqua Rad
Indiarut Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to
from Sandmiky,,3lanatiald and Mt. Yernun, and with Trains
nthu Stenbenvilla and Indiana Railroad; at Wheeling with
Exprotts Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for Bal
timore, Washington, Philadelphia and Eastern CBI..
The 3:30 P NI. Train will connect at Columbus with the
second Train from Cincinnati: at Newark with Sandusky.
Mausdald and Newark Rails:ad: and at Wheeling with the
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. passengers
lent lag 4ulivttle and pointy below elueinnetk wi anti:taknnect
ing
the A. M. Train on Little Milord Railroad, ll co
With this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana
polis bud Itichniond by Morning Train On Indiana Central
Railroad will also connect :with this Train at Columbus, and
reach Wheeling at 1616 P. 51., and leave by 10:30 P. 51. train
on Baltimore and Ohio Itallreed, arriving in Baltimore at 5
P. 31. !mat day.
The 11:30 P. M. Train connects at Columbus with the Mall
Train which leases Cincinnati to 5:30 P. M, and arrive" at
Dellair at 6:15 A. 30.; contnating, with the A.ecoommodation
Train on 'the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Paasengers
leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this mote.
ria Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis and Du t ton,
reach Columbus in reamer to take this train; and at 4.3'11.1.
lug will take the A,•contincalatlon Train for Coud.rland.
sleep there and resume by Rapreas Train to Baltimura and
Raatern Latina..
0431,N41 WEST.
The 5:15 A. Si. Traln connects at Bellair with Night
Train ou the Baltimorn and Ohio Railroad: at Newark with
Trani, t,, and from. Sauduaky. Mannneld and Mt. Vernon.
and eia Monroeville; at Columbus with the Tram.
for Cincinnati, and with Trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indiana
polis and Olikago, Ma Dayton and mu Urbana.
The 2,4.5 A. M. Expreas Train connects with Om E.sprosa
Train from Baltimore, and arrii on Columbus M . 3.23 P. Si,
and tranects with Trains gulag, South awl Wert, arriving la
Cincinnati at 7 P. M.
The Csou P. 31. Train - Ctallionlnl with the Accommodate.
Train from Cumberland, and at Oolombus with Mail Trait,
to 2.15 A. Si., direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Diytou.
lafayotte. Terre limn, St. Louis Chtrasv ,
ISAAC if. SOUTIINf ICH, Sup':
lanativillo. June la, 1855-4 jell]
brree
Colorubtrt... , ••
N..n Ark
Conrurd
Cambridge
Barnes
Belmont
Arrive Beßair
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
RAILROAD,
J DURAND, Sup't, (lei,land.
A CACtIIIEY, l'Utntairgl
Great American
Mail and
L.
S.
Expreg• and
Route.
714 'ILM OF DISTANCE SAVED,
•N'D rnro cm•.val oY CAPS •aD PaCNIAOI • V,TDIII3.
AIR LINE ROUTE
EETIf E.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
VII CIITCkOO, ALTON AND ST LOUS
- -
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mt FPI
CllD'Aiii) To ST, LOUIS to 15 , , hour, Trams ionvs
the 11linels Conrral•Depot, fag of At at, street—
St. fonts Day F.xproon dally, Nuntinya earepte.d, 7. 15 A. M
St. L.,uls Night 'Express daily, Satrirdaye ex-fepted, It:3u
M.
St. toxin freight and fang-rapt daily, Sundays oseepted.
A. M.
flapjogv che...ted ti.rough
Train, ton direct through to Alton, (208 trillo,l without
change of , gtrx or baggage and connect with the 6.,tnriany's
splendid steamer. WINCIIESTEIt sad BKIN DEER, running
la earinalve cantonetinia with PeolFenger 'Trains from Alton to
St. Louie, VIA' miles,) without landing. Three boots. fur
speed. rouveuienof .und elegance, ere unsurpassed Cu the
\Vattern watora. being fitted up with Baths and spacious
)1 ash.r.ma, affording to passengers the opportunity of re
ntovh g the dust unavoidable In Summer railroad traveling,
and nwising St Louis refreshed front the offertn of a long
ride.
To KANSAS and NEBRASKA hue h is.' uset direct
route, and passenger. destined for Illocmlngton, Springs/401d,
Jacksonville, Naplee, and all volute on the illsAssippi.
MMr
souri, Kansas, Cumberland and Tamen/Kg. rivers, will note
the important aides in diatom*, betnellieventydwo adios
how w Bt..bouis, : thirty-moven miles least to Bloomington,
and flfty-elglit mike loos to gpringfleid, thou by any other
rou to.
Through Tickets over this route can 100 procured at the
various Railroad Ticket Offices in New York, &Amu, Phan,
dolphia, Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, Le., and at all Through
Ti..ket °tilt , . throughout the Stale., and to Chicago at the
t!oiniiiinv'e Office, TO. 48 Dearborn asset, Uppt)dit<l flit. Tre-
mont 11°mo—end at the Depot of the Illinois Central Rai
road, foot of Witter street.
lles'ponsible _Baggage Alen will always be at the Depute of
the various Itoadh . gping lulu Chicago, to Chock Baggers
Ittrvoish 1, any plint desired on the line.
It. l'. MORGAN% Jr. Supointetideut.
II .1 1, scintunriuditN.
General Passenger Agent.
NE W AND DIRECT ROUTE
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PROM Pl'ITSBURtili TU
' 'elu attrs, Indianapolis, atcag.,
Cincinnati. Terro Ratite, Rock Island,
',misrule, VllloOnaea. IOW& City,
St. Louie, EMl:Millie, Dithl3qUe,
Dayton, Car., Bales 11.
Xenia, Memphis. Peoria,
Zanesville, Vlckebtuy, Peru,
Newark, New Orleans.
A.YD Tax INUTICIPAL INTIM IN THE WEST AND SOCTII
Via the
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad!
Wbkh is now'completed and In euccoeeful operation be
iNretll Steubenville and Newark, Ohio.
Combining Itnihoed and Steamboat facilities, this route
offarn to the traveler a degree Of comfort unrivalled by any
Itood running Wed from Pittsburgh.
Fall Arrangement.
On and after MONDAY, November sth, IFt6, a DAILY
LLNE of elegant and swift running Steamers, rommatided
by experienced end accommodating officers, will leave Pitts.
burgh every day at P. 31.
N'ENTURE Captain Gonnex.
CLARA MIER '• °minus.
/Sir Pairsengeri sleep oa board, nod reach Steubenville at
7 o'clock the following morning—connecting with the Feat
Traln at 715 A. 31., making direct connection with Trains
fdkiell the dbovdrities—thue obtaining it cianfortable night's
:fear, and aMidiag the fatigue of night trawl by railroad.
'tar Pate as cheap as by any other Railroad route.
For Through and Local Tickets, and further Information,
inquire JOHN 3. HOUSTON,
No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh.
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
L. DEVENNY. General Agent. novl3
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
Otonge of Time...Ptitsibitrgh to MAMA
mineteni River, in Armstrong Chili
ga-A 14.S.T.ANCE OF TIIIIITY.ONE MILES:IDI
ON AND 'AI 'MONDAY, Noveznber 12, Freight and
Passenger Trains will leave Lawrenceville, (upper side of
Areenal wall.) every evening, (ganders earaptod,) at 2130
o'clock, and stop at the
Shndy Creek, 1, erner, Helton, '
a dy, Logan a 'F e m . p!p2406316, Arnold's, Tareuturn,
enrtier'a Mc61.01, Preep"andMilkaninetaa.
kiturrano, will leave AlnkiveitintOliatinit at 8. - 20 o'clock
A.,31., and atop at all the above batnilitidran stations.
The Excelsior Oninibtie Line will' cuuiuy jainiengera to and
from . their depot, corner Fifth and Market sixeota, at charges
not exceeding two!
rickot, YO-Ceta- •- • i tt , 145 .
can be bad at the Omnibus Office, trom
oche Company, or Irani the Conductors. "
4. J. MOM, Superintendent.
if :.., ,_
RA.IIMOAP/
cE'NT.KAA' , UPP TEI. •
NEW AN f) VT ft 1:+1` 'lt 0 'CY? I: N
TlTROttetti
Northern Illino lillsollsolppt River,
lOWA MISSOURI,
KANSAS A ND NEBRASKA.
ALL RAILROAD TO TRE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD.
l'uttNr..n.T THE CHICAGO AND RTROtLI, AND CENTRAL 3/111LIIIT
TRACT ILAII.ROnD,
N , CONIPLETED, and Trains run the entire distanee
from CHICAGO TO IiI'IILINOTON, lowa, without change
of Car, • ...
The Only Direct Rome to Burlington, Quincy, Keokuk,
Nitscatine, Oquadka, Wapollo, Fort IRd , Molnue, Council
Bluff, to., rind the ONLY ALL DAILROAD RUM from Chicago
to St. luuls, Bloomington, Clinton, Decatur, Cairo; Spring
field, Jacksonville, Naplos. end intorniedinto Stations on the
Illinois Central, Oreat Wostern, and Ohio and lilsslssippi
Railroads.
Trait, on the above Lim , leave Chicago on the arrival of
Traits from the Fast---lmidlog all laying over at any of the
points.
Stage- leer' , Burlington daily for Southern and Contra!
lowa and Northurn Miseouri—making the quickest and most
reliable mute to roach all the important points! ;Coal of the
Mississippi as far a, Council Bluff, w Ith from forty to flay
mild , lens staging than by any other route. The sad. for
large porthm of the way, la laid with the Cedvilcrooft Root,
the smoothest riding and best Railroad In the Weal—well
stocked with the most modern lucomotit'OS and elegant new
Car,
LEE- By this rout°, paisongen , are sure of making mimeo- '
[ions, and arriving at St. Louis un advertised time. avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and ice, and iianger, of naviga
tion m rho route by Alton.
Baggage chocked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any pint.
TIIROI I OII TICKETS by this route mu he purchased at
all the Railroad Othem In the Fast: nt the Office of the Cern
pony, corner of Clark and Like streets, in the Granite
Building; at too Depot of the Galena Railroad. and at the
Michigan Central Itailnuul °aloe. corner of Lake and Drat
born litrootc, oppcit, Them , dit !loom, ChiCago.
FR EltillT coitsigniNi by this route with coolie immediate
itimpotCh. C. i I .IIANINIOND, Supt.
C. K. FoLLErr,
llettoral Ticket Agent, Chicago-
B' TICKETS can hr procured nt the principal Railroad
Officm of the country.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROADS.
- -
VIA COLT MB li S.
Through from Pittsburgh to Clootnnoti
in 12 flours nod 40 Minutes.
Cottsrcrisu at Cincinnati with E. Mail Line Simmers.
usrlogtoti and Lexington Itailrdedl, OLIO end 31htenieippl
Italtrund, and the Lawronaatairicli Route. Connecting via
(Vluinbus and Kenai. with [lto Dayton and Xenia. and
Indiana Central Rating:id,
TIIROUttII TICKETS, via Colurribue and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Loubville. st. Loam. Indialuipolla. Ac.
ColunabuA nod Xe4na, to Dayton, Indianapolis, St. Louie.
kr.
THE LITTLE )lIA.NLI via 001..1:3111US, being the anoter
nun I and Dtlitl . l tuna froin Pal...burgh to CincitinatL And
conneettile, with the Covington end Lexington Reilruad,
Mail Line Stnatunr.i. Ohl" cm! AligoilaAlppi Railroad, and
Lee rtnic.nburall Route, nrror, t,timr route pen
give, ue litL•ugh cirketa by all Inn aboet, nnltes ran only I.
pr -oral in C<Dluibus and ti,. lattlo Mianu Hadn..l
T 111110: DAILY TRAINtA 1 - IA CA,1.U.11151:3 AND
N ATI.
. .
Faure 111kt:1—Uwe Pittaborgh hy 2 o'clo , k A .Iproe
a
Train, arrive at Coittmbus at Dr.,to o'clock A. 31 M , and Clic
riunnti at 2:40 1' M.
:+re . r. , Na TRJ.IB riltAt•nrgh by 5 o'cl.ck A. 11. Train,
arrive at Colin:abut, 5 o'clock P 61, and Cincinnati at 1,24
o'clock, night.
TRIED TB.llB Pittaburgh by 3 o'clwk P Peat
Hayman Train, arrive at C•dniOlot. at 3 o'clock A 11, end
Cincinnati at 7 - 34 o't I,.ck A 11.
TWO DAILY TRAINS. 11A I\ll.l.'llMr , l, lIAYTtIN,
AND INDIANAPoI.N.
Mat TRAlS—Dears Pitudoirgh at 1 o'clock A. M.. arrive
at 001 w -titan, at 10.101 A ti.. Dayton at I' M . and
Indiannpolia at 7,:0 P 51.
18ECON1) TVAIB-- I,avo Pittaborgli at 6 ocl.yrk A. M, arrive
COIUIIIIMIS at 8 t, clerk, P 51.. aleop at Xanba
Tun. Takri—Leavy l'ittohurgh at 3 o'clock P M. arrive
' at C..lumboa at 2 ”'clack A. M.. Dayton at J o'clock A.. 11.,
end Indlanaly nt 10 A. M
Ile particular to roll f,r tickets via Colanthne, being
tier only rallablc ratio
For all Information and Through Ticknta, pbtase tipp t
the uhi. , and Pormaylvattla lialtrued 41
under t 11.•todagahole (louse.
.1 ti CLILRY, Tlrket Agent,
Or of Pcderol Street ',ration.
PARIZIN. Ticket Agent
tiPAI u tt4SlUNt l ,.lgunt. IlttAburgh.
no,lol P tY. Y.TRAL47/ 1 .. tiettoral Agora.. Clucintattl.
01110 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
BRoAl) GAUGE.
i'IfRAPEST. ANT) CfNI.Y
In uho9, l'ataeugert , an hate all Kaih , s.l than;
Lanus Tune to it lanw, Lunn,. from Plttahurvh
VIE SIN FEET ti .aj n ,alill IL duc.wnnanlatw with
truhle - r.aotn, 'rata. unattainable uu
tiarrost gauge rowan.
II) the uhtu anti Ponnst Inane Itailroad tram Pia/bomb
traesengers ~.,u port %stilt Itailr‘oile for Lnetrana
pulls--count,ting there u Torre Hanle tud ltithannul
linllrtool fur Vinreutto, N...•hango of .era at Terre !lent,
lbsittzawe ithrehisl In ludla nap,lia. tbrtioe t.t tutu".
T4.i.114 lease Pit tsburgli ne
Etat Mart I.mrc. at d A
NI tit. TILALN torte, at A. NI.
Ex rutty Tam Ira; -u at 9l' M.
r. at fot Ind .
Ait•l th rnnry• tirmn ulll3 Fianna
rn V•itilittit n change of rate: and at Vlneota
tala. tl,. Oh. n i l NilMintllpp/ Itailr.eet .itris•l lie ,st. Louis
through in '27 hours; rt.no•-rting at :Maul, al with the I
nuns Central It:U.lmA fur Cain , . when- hot-da.w Steam
call at all Llmo. be had fur ,Menti.htat Virkalmar-A, New t
loAun, 41}11 411 1,1111• fist, luCho, Mine - W.INA neer !two
gars can al. 41, fil e t nt Louis. steamer* fur the E•••
Mt./No.opin Min., e)
TA, in ,111 t. LOl.lll . ro ll 1,11/•.• n•ute 1u,.:. I.
VA/lE.—l:tn. , " (Ito..
T Pt,-t:,Bellefontalue nit Litlan. .
•Non.tA and Iwytun
• ; . .•hunt bus. I lit toast and 1.. a. row ...-
hut, .. .... ..........
Z , L , OKI , I': tat r tat_ .... • •
sod 11..t,trat-age trait-fern-4 trsoi Depot to Lrl
fie f rh.trge
For Thtuntgl. Tir I: et 4, itt furtl.er inf.trmatktr. please apt
t„ J. Ii CURIII, Ticket .(got. O. A P Cuniketay,
csirurr t.ftirr. 31..n..ughthria 11.,use, Pittaburgh, taw (I Fah
PARKIN, Tirk•'t Ag t. loderal iltstsot SI.E.G,n, Allegheny
Cur . JA.NIF. M. W Alt!),
SllY.Tirl'luhrlit 0. A Jl. Ratlsv-tal.
KNOW LA ND, Ageut t Ititbiburglh Pa. i'ectlo
-•--• - •
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CAII.N.YISJ THE
Great United State• Mall and Ezpren
TSV PASSE-NOE:A CAA I Ni 4 RCN 1)A11,1' on Ito on
•kw&guEwThW
=EMI
CH iCA(}O 1., CAIRO.
Th. R,.441, in connection with Maine of tho Ohio an.]
Nflnelesippl K. R. and Chumgo end Onions Ilallnind. fterme
the wont dirert and only commuoue R. R. runt. from
CRICAGO To Pr. IOCI9,
CA I RO,
(lilt:Ali° 10 In:BINUF.
Trarru 1.1% a I:hirer:l ,
10 A. M. and 10...1.) P. M.—Sv harm rich Cr MY Y.IPR.M.
Passenger, for St. Lou'. by this tnitu take the oars of the
Ohio and !ilea. K. R. at tirades!, and are re.rrted direct to
St Louie.
9713 b A. M. and klo P. M —Lltitipurr yrrp rlrtrra Bintras,
countrtrog at Dutihoth (opyuatto Dubuque) with a Daily
Line of Steam Pockets for tit- Paul and the Cpper itiooLs
- river sitiey
"hams leave Corr , for Chicory , and Dubuque at 7130 A. N.
and 7:00 P. 51.
Passangens from the Dolt and ;draw on the Ohio river,
ileatined fur St. L.mie, will rive ItKr mitre of toilette and nu.
mrtaiu 'leer nart,,,tlon from Cal, to St Lotte, and arrive
Inure w akivaucu tho river nmato, by taking the
can at ladro
Tickrtn b• St I.,nis. Cr.', Dubuque, ;4_ P a ul, .. u nd nll Lal
vortamt plat'. by lAA. ,uto, Gun 1,,• h.,1 it thu oQlcn of tho
It k P. mud P. Itsltrossts in Pittsburgh, and 1111chlgan
(›ustrsul Kalln.l In Mb - 11R, It It. MASON,
Suporlaten't.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TLLAINS teetween
ph,. and Pittsburgh,
TFIE AIOiLNINfi MALT. TRAIN leave. Philadelphia for
Pittsburgh at 7!., A. M . and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
1 A. M.
711 E FART LINE leave* Philadelphia fur Pittsburgh at I
and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 230 P. M.
TILE hlolll' F.XPREtiS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Fir
Pittsburgh at 11 P M . and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
0:20 P. M.
BLAIitSTILLF. Ati(XIMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4,30 o'clock P. M.
ItRINTUN'S At3:O3IMODATION TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh
hilly at 11 o'cloek A. M., bZIO P M.., and 0:20 P. M.
TLe above Litton connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Lou,i Mo.; Alton, Ualoria and Chicago, III.;
Frankfort. Lexington and Louisville, Kr.: Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayeti 0 and Indianapolis, Ind.: Cincinnati, My.
ton, Springfield, Belleiontame. Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, OW" also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New 0111./..018, ST.
Lofts, Loosiaiti and COCINNATI.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
above places,
Fur further particulars, ace handbills at the different
starting points. Paastingere from the West will find this the
shortest and toot expeditious route to Philadelphia, fitaltb
more, Now York, ur Bunton. THOS. MOORE,
Agent, Pa...tiger Linen, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
4y21 Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TILE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connocting
the Atlantic Otte., with Western, North-western
Ut 4,040111 BLltteli by a continuous Railway direct.
This Road also connects et Pittsburgh with Daily Line of
Stpsmors to ail ports on the North-western Lakee; making
the ;mat mimes, cur.i.enter and =LIABLE 'mere by which
FREIGHT can tie forwarded to and from the (Dust. Tint..
Brite• between Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS—Boots, Shoen, Dry Goods, 75 , ? 100 N .
(in Loxes.) Furs, Feathers, )
SECOSD CLASS. --Hooka and Stationery,
Dry Goode, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- . ;; 60c. It 100 Ma.
ther, Wool, Sr
THIRD CLASS.—Auells, Bagging, Bacon
and Pork, (In bulk,) llonip, .fte
FOURTH CLASS.—CutFee, Fish, Boron and t 40„ 100 R,a
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil )
, In shipping Goods from any point East of Philadel
phia, be particular to mark package, "era Pcnitryfeania
Railroad.' All Goode consigned to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
`Ftticrour Aomins—Moles Potter. Boston; J. L. Elliott, New
York; E. J. Sneoder. Philadelphia: Magraw St Room, Balti
more; Geo. C. Yre.neiscus, PlttebuNh; ehringmen A. Brown,
andtll2llll, Ohio; .1. S. Moorlid, Louisville, Ky.; R. C.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind.; Rateliff k Co, St. Lou* Mu.; J.
S. Mitchell h. Son. Evanityllioi Lodial•
H, uocreroN,
General Freight Agent, PhlladolphiL
U. J. LOMBSERT,
Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
- g RIJN CITY COLLEGE.—DAY AND FITENTNO CLARKEII
IN BOOKAKEEPING.--Tii all departments, Including
many new and highly valuable improvements, which are
not elsewhere taught. Large clomee attend' evenings only
to receive a thorough mercantile eduLatlon. Lecture., npuu
all the studio.] delivered to Evening Clasasee. Arithmetic
(new system) audits application to Mutinies. Al., writing
441.111.1 in the Mercantile Course, or taught 84Parably:
fur a Circular fur full particulars at College Hail, opt
pcatto the Petri °thee F W JENNIVIL Principal.
novl4
.. ~.. h'< -r '.w ~~F'
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4 7 41.W 0 P
PITTSBURGH 'Si CON NE L I.SV ILI, E l ETNA INSkTII4I44IV436APANY, lIART- 1
Fowls. CoNx —Chartered, 1819. Increase of Cash
g l i Oliiiiiti to i A MiLliomitollarisi • :.... :
PAID LPBoANLL.
CASILUANTAL, isri4o,ooo. '
RAILROAD. Tt. Thirtr-slitli Annual . Statement of the Assets of tile
.li:Tisi A I NSI3 RANCE COMPANY. of Hartford, ea furnished .
OPEN FROM' WEST NEWTON TO CONNELLS`?ILLE, this Aimitcy on the lot of. January, 1865, muter oath:
fifty-olght Miles from Pittsburgh, on the Youghiogheny Reid Estate, unincumbered. .$ 16,1 1 7 2 09
Elver. Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 per cent.,
This now first-class limed is now open for the trunsportm payaide seml.annually 7'looo 00
lion of passengers and freight, In rotinoctilm with the the Delde due tbo Company, secured by mortgage.... 7,1113 17
steamer ROLIAN, from Pittsburgh to Cormetil,ilin, doily, . Bin. R,,,,i yam., well securvik payable at Rank— 17.6,327 36
follows: . Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 67,615 00
The steamer MILIAN will leave her wharf, shove the Bank Stocks in the city of Hartford 142.896 00
Monongahela Bridge, every afternoon, at half-past throe i ltank Stock° in Now York city 98,050 00
o'clock, for West Newton, connecting then' with the More- Cash on hand, In Bank. and iu hands of Agents
Lug Train tearing at 8:30 for Connellseillii. and risiching 1 sod others
there at 9-.90 A. Si., in time for the Stage for Uniontown.
Yore to Councils:rill° ?il 75
Yarn to Uniontown.. 2 25
A Train will leave Connellsvillo in the morning, at 6:16
o'clock. for Wad Newton, and connect t hero w ith t h e
steamer Holism at 7:80. in time to ranch Pittsburgh at I
P. M.
Pare from Connellerille to Pittsburgh T.I. 75
Pare from Uniontown to Pittsburgh 2 1....5
The Local Freight and Passenger Train will lair° Con
nellsrille at 10.30 A. 91.. and returning will tie U'iso.
Newton at 5:30 P.M., stopping nt all way stations for freight
and passengers.
On Sate.nley the astral afternoon train A in lie i I Alit until
the following morning at 8:30 o'clock.
Paattengers by the Saturday afternoon tenet from Pitts.
burgh can by thin arrangement go forward without delay.
Per further Information. apply to the OfEcert on board the
steamboat EOLIAN, or to the Agents at Wool Newton and
Connellerille D. W. CALDWELL.
°eta? Assistant Superintendent.
GREAT DISCOVERY!
AMPLE TEsTs, both by able Practitionere
and (iterukal Analye's, have dotuoustrated tile great
value of PROP. DE GRATH'S beautiful combination, callo.l
" ELECTRIC OIL," fur the relief and rare of Pain. But the
people themselves are rendering their verdict In a manner
both unmistakeable and satisfactory. More thou 20.000 bot
tles have been sold In a very short tune--a great proportion
to thew who heard others recommend it, übo had toed it.
Tina it is a splendid .thicovet y. Is ever) wht, ark now lodged;
mid nothing like it was ever before prepared. Why, Ter
Canoe alone, it In worth sloo,oiio a year to the people. as It
always cure thaw painful tormentors in trertity-finer hours.
But what Is It not worth to the people if it cures' Snit
Rheum, Erysipelas, Canker, liluers, Pores of all kinds, (fre
quently taking away all the pain in twenty-four hours.l
Rheumatism, Neuralgia- Palpitaxlon. Ilotideche,
Piles, Womb Complaints, Cramps, Blindly', Bore or Strolled
Breast, Felons Wounds of all kinds, Sat Would jk00,....00
express its value to the people? &ran. a Man will
giVey freely for relief from pule. Will this 011 relieve pain!
ikirtainly.it seal. Ouch men ea wu have often named, honor
able and high-minded Merchants, Mayon, doctors and ochers
have so said, after from ton to fifty [nab._ They say the
ELkILTILIC OIL is the finest medical combination over pre
pared, neither offensive nor injurious, but effectual in all the
above and many other cater. Some honorable and busty
business firms bare, It In Ll , lO, sold sumo of tie' ..1,1 "turpen
tine, bituminous, or anal tar. de. tr.) external application,
until their customers returned brittle after bottle, with the
remark that "the reined, was worat than the lain: - yet
such men have never recommund.i nor given countenance
to them. But sou amigo( our brat merehanta ordering More
every ten days. and allooya giving additional toottnivety to
the value of this wonderful discovery. That n greet many
India are wing it non mini-lethal toilet article for themselvrti
end their children, is well known. It cures all Pirunha,
I Blotches and Eruptions un the face and nook. in so abort I
time, you would seervely credit It. It frequently redures
painful swelling in two hours; has dune it in laulf wt hour
cured Many effectually in six hours. If hullos knees the
riot/ling, rfrropthrning and har/ino rirtues in this .41. they
would never b e Induced t. use anything else for womb com
plaints or palm of any kind.
We now Insert a letter just liceired from Elmer Wrier.
Esq., who went to England six weeks since. r te dir.l
LONInA, July 12, leLb.
Pr-Or. Ds °TUTU. Phila.—Dom When I left home fir
my health, (scrofulous eruptions, dr.,' I never expected te
return again, believing that my complaint eould xau :et ry
me NI lien you µare ino three to,tthee your Idertric
Oil to xJaa a lib ins, se men ely a palliate VA, I did not think I
would so very soon be called ulsen to thank you, as I Otto d 4,
'fur my complete reetoration.
I can only say. before the departure of the steamer, that
you hare only le eons, bore with your oil. to make a Tor lon'
'n one year. There is nut another similar medicine in
land, If In the world. I will write by Licit .testae,
Yours, moat truly. Fir , lll NV , LrY
" "
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It cannot be their intagiuntlona Rho etato that ,•I-1 Sol
that haw dhirlargv•l from nix months to tive year,. bat..
barn casnd by thin (111. it mono!' be untrw, not a derep
uou, where pain is relieved In one day, often In half Ali 111,41.
toil:anon runw dictate.; no!--and nix hundred written
totters buy nu' Come and ism them. A ri.gular Roctor
atteridanon; and Ladba can consult a Lady, privatel). I.v
dropping a nun to Cho °Dian. Addax front a diutouv, look
ing tuqulries that any physician can &newer, a 111 prnnipp
ly attended to Always •nelose a stamp. as • - tit WIN 10M11 am
tvely given, and we are drawn upon too often ui Chit. way
All naneei treated liberally, with arwithout tly• (Id,
two Phpociaen nean.rtated for thin e[ rate purp,F-,
PROF. C. DP. U1t..4T11,
No. :10 Punch Eighth .trout. 1111114101.nin
N. 11 --Th , largred hnttho t'n OW ^110,14,1 ii. s liv•
ry,[ll7 mn nt any owv or four,. to cu. , in frk , rti ha I on Ir~at
w (hr. weak s, wit I .1114 t., clan , all.
ir For stalo by 11r. OttO. tl. KNYSlift. No 11 , \V
et rod
Co•utopolltutt Art A asorini lon
.'iterO.Vlo /EA H.
AItRANGENftNTS for the Secwid Aunuhl
t'olhwison this new noel popultu instttetstr I t
aittla.k , ll of Ldenature and AIL have been noels on the.em,
extrirere mule Autoug the uorkx all-n oir regain, t.,
fax-tamed KliiA CRUCIFI X," •loch origutally -t t•
thousand dollars
Its forming the new rolled-Ron. the diffusive, .4 f
AtUartran art, and Liu oneoutagektoout ad Ano•rtraU gltsti•
tyava vial Inset overlook... Ita
1 Conlllator, tut,. u
to metal of We ttowi dutluitllltdied American outran. who
will contribute a•ato• ltostr Annear prod.
them are three Marble Busts. ex.o.mted by the :king
Sculptor, llulAu l'utrans.
tIEISRUE tho path.- of ht. Country
ttI4SJAMIN riuoliLLN, tha
DANIEL WEBSTER,. tiw SLutxxonall
A spode! agent brut ‘lnt4alftitrapa and rued,. curafol and
lodic-Jon, aaloattotta of forme works of art. both le broom,
mud uuu - hle, Statuat y anal Itiontatiata
*lloe a holt, totortng a Largo and retux ,, le snot. of
P1.4;111 - 40 send t•Uttuaty. to le• dot/ !butte,/ Rev oolong the
Members of the Aesorlatlon for the oar, na
"DWI: OF Alli.St BKltrl 11'.
'f n. let t rutrut of Tiller boasts oxtoutte any eue nit to
Iwr of due Amex-fallout and eutltlos huu to notate op. of tie.
. 4 .. r.. ,, , , L e... t. 1nt ..:71 T i 0ar,.:n i n, ; 1 gt 1x. a ticket the r.
The Utorature emoted to xelse-riborr , anALSI.I Ito , ts.lloa.
nq Monthly Matta:7l:w. , flarper - a Putnam'. Knnrlu•rt. , k r
Rise it roxld's. household ‘Vords, Omahaw al.nt Gawky r
dye /took
Persons taking floe tuetnborshlpx are rutttiod to any Bre
af the al ass for one yoar. and w nor lu Ole dottrl
bution 'Tine not pr.-reds dortred from tee rule of toruomr
dotal tor derotnl to tie pilirlakatt of works A art I a flo
rut
smug year
dleteerattuges Strurvti by Ise , oruh4, a monde, A this
AmOctallou, are--
la All parsons receive the fell ,o/or of Mew ,uf,,,0-ripf
at Mr stvri. Is the shape of strrling 'dmiterdoe Litoroin' ,
«1 Koch memhor u contrlbUtrng towto-da purrhading
choice Work, of Art, which are to be distribut. , l among
ttaquartatas, and aro 14 the neon., tiros rut-our:L.ol,g the At Outs
of tin , s o uurry, rtisibunlug thousauds of dollars through Inc
r on AfPlic7.
wt. In frindttnutuncir fur membership well ploone pro
their pod-14r address ol slatting We mouth thoy utrlh
the lida.,,ntstne rontiVlOnsa and hare the letter togiaterolt at
the (net -office to present loan, on Ire roreipt a rmrtifirate of
sarrnbrnstup, together with the Magazaus dextrml will two
forwarded to any port of the country.
Tinier who purchase Magazinos at bookstores, will uluerra
that by JobatnF this Association, they rontler l'ta Jingunar
and /roc hart is the annuat tiutributton all at Ow wuno price
they now pay for the ktainarina atone
Fur Metubonshlpa, addrres
t'. Drilla% Actuary C A. A.,
At 'tattier of the Principal Ofgoos—“Knickerb'ociter Maga
due' ui110e,348 BrOadanly, !Sew Tort; or Weetorn .Aide, le4
Water errant. Satachisky Ohio.
.041 - • Stubsatplions recolvrd by Dr 0 ktOittlE fl. KEYSFYI.
Nu. Ile Wood street. Honorary Sm-retruy. for Pitcsborgb,
NO. tiovi
CARTLEY A FOX'S PA FAX 1; EA' ,l,
Founders, Moiling Miitti Smith Flow fro., patouto , l
July 11, ltiBB.
Thews FANS are made on an patrol y now principle, and
will run with loam power than, any other Fun now In use .
The blowing whorl Is much Ilggbdnr and straugor than that
of any other, and from Its jso , ulLir onnetruction in loss
tat got out of order. The shafts are made of oast at,ol and
CO. Juuruals Ara rarallti, rurtulug La you metal Woo.
MOSES F. KATtON.
Agent fir MannfrctUrers, NO. co Fourth ntroot,
rioYl.daartf Plttal,tifgh
cynt rstw.AN oft 1:1 'CO PLEASE
Lowrte'e Eating House,
lull .t 1 and, Pata•aNA
All pernous loud of 1/01/1) LI V iNti will please
call andiudga for thouisolvca. Alwa3a ou ham,. a
the beat of Oystan Menlo, Toe, tad..
panda Bread, Plea, &dards, warm Corn Dremd,
Mush and Milk. Fried Mush, Waffles, Buekwhoot Cakon, Su,
Tito Q,obingg will be such an will gratify aid: omen.
Fallas supplied with Oystora at rounottablo rat.
act'. of
''AMPETu' •
- IAILITTSI CA.H.PETB : AT t'CALLI.; M'.—J UST It E
t—, iluived, and daily coming to hand. a tarp, and choice
asacrtruent of good. In the above lion, including—
Velvet and Thitml-rY brit . "
e
Throe-ply, Eluteutint.slituu and
Low-pascal btgrolt.:
Medallion and Tapesury Ingrrtina (a vest variety ;41..0.-
b•rns,) Brussels, Damasks and Teltillau Hall and Stair Car
pets.
ALKi—Haanticul patterns of Oil C 1.404, various qualities
and widths ; Woolen and Linen Crumb Clothe ; Bap t, ; Covoa
Matting; List and Ituit Carpets; French Embonte,l and VI,
toria Piano and Table Covers; Hearth hugs and [her Niats,
a groat variety. All other articles usually found in Corpot
Moms constantly on hand at 87W. Fourth street. ' tenor Weal.
D. MCALLI:SI.
13A- VG &INF; IN NV ATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY -
ROBERTS & BROTIIER are now selling their their
large and carefully ',elected stock of lino Wat ches. , Clocks,
and rich Gold Jewelry at greatly reduced prices. to make
room fur an entire nose stuck, which will he received diryct
front the Earitern wanufactorioe In a few weeks for the Fall
moo' Purchasers desiring to buy good goods at low prices.
should call Immediately and eaSmino our stock, as we are
determined to closelt 'out without regard W eoct or 101 iner
pricer, Don't forget the plaeo.
ROBERTS & 'BROTHER,
No. 41 Fifth street, next door to Wood.
air Watches, Clocks and Jewelry lepairod in the beet
manner. and warranted. Jy2.1.1y
DESIBEIIATUNI.—M. JACOB'S AMALGAM PENS
.t will be found on trial superior to Gold or Steel, resem
bling the Quill more than tho el o pe form and collecting will
of
the sediment abOut them 'which ste ns do. Th eY will be
found unrivalled for Records. Deeds, &c., as they do not—as
steel pens will—change the color of the Ink after a few rirr/,
Oita trial will prove them to be the pen that has been so
unfOli wanted Sold exclusively in Pittsburgh by
LOUGEIItiDGF , &
n0v14.4a 'No. 1.56 Wood street, above Fifth.
RAZUW-Tu those who share tisoluhnlyo, a really good
Karror-one that Mita sWoet and clean. and continues to
do so for years--is a luxury t eaves tempos, time and morkoy.
It is now universally acknowlodgtsi that tillchriat'a American
Razor, sold by W. W. WILSON, canter of Harlot and
Fourth etre.ta, far miry... any Razor of English mann.
fantare.
Reeder, try tam of them, and if you don't find the state
inept true, IVilsou will return you your money.
n0r1.4 W.W.WILSON.
tIBTLACK'S GREAT I3fBFI6TTMENT, for fastening
Waehboards to Walla, patented June b. 1855.
No good building 'hold be tubbed 'without using these
f4teninge. MOSES F. EATON, Agent for Patentee.
So Fourth street, Pittaburgh.
Refer to the following Arrhiteeta to this city : J. W. Kerr.
Esq., Charlet! Bartbergwr, and Messrs. Barr h Motor,
y
NIMERINO AND acqrsa PERNISILLNO STORE, No.
.j., IS Market street.—W e give oar entireiattention to this
lOn or stock, to the oxclnelon of Fancy *Mode, In cons,
quencro of which our aaaortment in both branch. , ts moot
complete. We have Just received our SECOND SUPPLY OF
00005, and can guarantee pereous wanting goods in our
linty to le pleated both in quality and price. Call and 61,10 10.
i
MPlease note the lccation, No. 7b Market street.
- BROOKS A COOPER.
.ItST
:8 - AO AZINES FOR DECEMBER, RECErVED
-
Leslie's Now York Journal, for December;
Poterson'a Lady's National, i,
Balton's Dollar Monthly,
, ker sale by W. A. OIL.D.E..NF b.: 1 0 14 & CO.,
. .i. i iv'X/ . PM irtreet, oPPYlitfrthe Thea':i.°L—
Bap T locks for solo by
porittl 11.11NRY N. COLLLNIC
, kt••••• , -' ,
•
• 'V , ,
.• •
" 2 • ,
et
'
-"P
4NStTRA
$773,278 63
The amount of liabilitin due or not doe to Banks or other
creditors—nothing.
Lc.es adjusted and duo—none.
Loi.os adjusted and not dne—sl4B,slB 22.
unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proef--561,257 50.
All other claims against the fkignpan y aro small, such only
no printing, kr.
Agents instruct.; to take no risk , over $lO,OOO.
The amount Insured In any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and construttion of b
uildings. uiln
the width of streets, the supply of water and cono
the fire department. and other circumstances.
The anmunt imurod in blocks of buildings, varies; the de
alga in to limit the lona by any one fire to $10;000, or leen.
THO. A. ALK.IANDEIL Secretary.
Hartford. January let, 1853.
STATE or COICTErTIMT,) s 6,
Ilartford County.
Personally appeared. Thomas A. Alexander, Secrthe etary of
?Etna linsuran. Company, and Main oath that the fore
going Itutement. by him subscribed. Is true, according to him
beet lenowledge anal
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of tho
lower paid by this Company fur the year 183.1 exceed
$730.003, while the premiums received for the same time far
etceed any other year, since the organization of the Com
an
Polirbei, covering nearly all descriptiomaf property, issued
at title Agenry. at remunerative rates.
dike. No 87 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
jan II IL It TEN-EYCK, Agent.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
ILA NcE COMPANY.—Oftlisi In the North Room of the
Exchange. on Third street, PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCRS
0•1 l IMISHLF,
( To all parte of the World.
Smarms,
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by Itivurs, Canals, Lakes and tarsi Carriages, to
all oils of two Union.
FIRE UNRIRANCE'S
On Merchandise generally.
On Moro,. Dwelling Rouses, Sm.
ASSETS OF TILE COMPANY, November 7, 1842.
Bowie and Mortiragivi 24,300 00
State of Penneylvitula. Phlleulelphin oily, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and vtliar looms 181,653 42.
Stocks In Banks, lieilroods and Ineuranoo Com
panies 24,012 20
Belle rooooivablo 159,825 91
head . 16,071 30
Lila .
Lalanroe, in the hinds of Agana, nua premiums
ou Mtatno rocnutly issued
Sub,ilption Notes
Dr. B. M. Huston,
ITugh
Spencer ,eirllrsin,
l'hurleu Kelly,
minus! E. Stokos,
Henry Sloan,
Jamee Traquitir,
IA tr. Pyre, Jr..
Joshua L. Price,
James Turnout,
John It. Siemple.
Charbee 'Achsiiter.
J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
H. T. Morgan, do.
WM. MARTIN, Prieddort
Tillie. C. BAND, Vice President.
J,nseu W • ••,. Secretary.
P A. NI ADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh
Wt n Martin,
H
F,lttlund A. / 4 ,0,,
John C. Davie :
{{.,lnert Burton,
1,3111 It. Pour.,
..ro• fl. I,titer.
lit,lsvartl [kirlhuctun,
11. J“n....
J fl Johnuon.
Janien C
rnoldtng
J•tw.* B. SieVtu laud
Ltuhrtg.
„.._,
1., - lARNIERS' AND MECHANICS' LIFE,
, -
YIEE ANL/ )lARIN I: INSURANCE COMPANY 01 ,
PIIII.ADELPHIA.
• t 'apital a. $300.000
Amount arrurnly tuvvettat...... ..... . ...... 0200,000
11, Cl.43lporly effect.. Me Instu - anee un Rending% Gonda.
Put uiture, kr. Marine Ihnurance On Vee.sela, Cargo and
Yreight. Inland Inettranrc on Goods, by Rivera. I.akea,
anals. itadvintla, and LAM' Carriage generally. Alen, Indn
ranee up.. Imp, upon the m a t favorable terms.
Vl.reltt , -n. Jam. E. :Sean,
tln“rgo. II Armen Cloulog tring.n.
Ed. I' Nluldleton. E. R. Hylmbold,
4 11.4 Fred. C. Brownter,
, •Inan/ortlol.t. Ina. -
TIfnMAS FLORENCII. Proatlen
li0.•IID H.
rrrrgut •REYERBNCER.
11.. n. T. M. 1i.){70, 11.1. J. B. Mtlintork,
11-. r r. Shnno. , n. C.A. S. %V. Black,
ans. J B. (halm', A. B I'lititnnnt.. Ea.k.
Thnnn.. J Kennetn, k 15.1., %%ikon Mrndlow. toi
~ .i il,r-n 1,...t... 1 IP, J K Ninurtiod..
R. NI 1ti.1 , 11.•
rharuri, ..f the above Company to of the tirFt ;
0 0 ,1 the nut , utniunUtlllll prtvilegos of Fire. Marine
mol 1“.1r11.11,.
th.otkuren of oh, at... 1 nnuoling fun tum,ciatml In its man
ngoblettc. and Interoote4 Storkb.,ldera,
TI4O,NIAL4 J. ItIJNTP.II, Agent.
No. UU Water otroot.
rta HE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
131NITANY. OV PIIILAI/liI.PIIIIA.
W. llancker. Thmna Ilect Tot
nnuittol Urtint., Jaenlt It. Stritth. Geo. W. liwitards.
I..,niortia 11. Lrww, A.41..1101,1 E.. Burin, David y. Brawun. !dor
. la CHAS. N. JiaNCillit.
lilt. i Es,'. Katt. rr.rrotary
t't.ttintur to male Itnotraner tun-petard tir limited, un every
.lrwritytinti of property, in lowa and country, a ratan to low
.ice ,rarity
'rho ('ompany hen , retuned it Lugo Contingent Fund,
N. It /: their capital and premium, solely Invisitoti, tit
(opt 41nplo protertton to tan a.urtal.
Jurnars Ist, 18,1 i, tut pun.
.1440,r:4,1) t. dig Art c.ll' AaVartl.T. wrrtt m (4,114 , WX, Vii
. . 94.277 ;i
T•tnit. tux).
, tt1,889
110),. ....... .... . t9i..3.16 81
T. /Al $1,212,7h5 4.1
riw their hin)rprntl , n, a Iwri,.l of Prouty-one yeers.
th , y hate Imi I upward of One 311111,,n Your Ilundrval Thou
enna I,y tlro, thereby tilLrrding uviderme of the
I th,wrltuce, ax Wall Si LILO ability awl iih,phqlholl
1.1 meat vtl:h p r•htpth..o. all linblllLe,,.
.1. OAR DIN Y.R COP?! ti, Aokut
121 Ofthx. north-mitt Rua Thlrif
ANTS' ANII I . I;CIIANICS' MU-
L TVA!. INSURANCE CoMPANY, Nu. so w a l. u t
door from Yourth. 11411wielphirt,
A tstliolund (*OW 65 00,000
Uopltal INA ill 9200.000
c;.art.-red by f /.,grisbiture f Penuayirdnia, Aprii 2, 1562..
Thin C,lnpany Is now prepared t Issue £olirion In FirO,
Maria, Nurtganon and Railroad risks, nt the rur
t-ent lawn of Premium; and Latvia; the earnrity of A matt
rapital, it alto aJt,nL the inourod an annual participation in
the pronto., srlth.nit Xtly 1111.411ty .hatevet
Stephan Torun,
M. Guiumay,
i‘lexankler Murphy,
H. K. Richardson,
John N Goniu, N. Y,
Jantra W. Wanton, N.Y.
II 11l L. STKVANS , JIN, President.
H K ItYrataxattov, Socrotarv.
THOMAS J. RENTER, Apnt,
N... po Water st., betvr,on Woed and Markol.
Bonn L.. Stevou•ou
J.shoW
Dan lit R. TnTh.r.
Thmunn I/ Smith
W!lluttn Morrtn.
PENN YLVANIA INSURANCE COM
PANY. I PITTSBURGH, mrnor of Tovtli gi4
Sqßhll.l,l tInA•I4.
ACTIRGUEED CAPITAL, 0 00 . 000 .
luturn Llnil tlogo and "tbor prvporty nolust It,. or dem-
NI" by We. nod the pot Ile of the Sect nod Inland Nnelt,eutfou
nett Treueportnt
Rea 1 , Joheet.u, Ihety Patterson,
W M'llsotv,k, Kennedy T. Merle,
I) M. Long, 1. Oiler Spree!,
A J Jeer., George R. White,
Ja-ob Eatuter, A. A. terrier,
Jninee S. :icicles. • -W. ii. I.l4vaio-• •
IS akin traailittai, D. E. Park, '
E. R. Coggshall.
lion. WAI. Y. JOHNSTON, Prreitienir,
ROUT PATTERSON, Vice Treeident:
A ~.... Catotont. Secretary mei Treasurer.
S. S. CARRIE., Assistant Serretury
rrilE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU
j_ hANCF., A NM:DTI AND Titre!' COMPANY, Pna.i
-ntOquA.-I'hartere,l April 28th, 1840. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL, $1.51,000.
triltre, Semi:oast 'anti Chestnut streets,
l'hnedelphia.
111 , FICEIt4 OF THE 110 MI.: 1104 RD AT PHILADFILPIIIA.
Truax-roue.
Ft,•l.ben R Crawford, Paul H.
meta. W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
14•ujsmin W. Tingley, 0130. McHenry,
.Inevl: L. Florence, James Derereuz,
W,ll.non M. Uudwln. William McKee.
Promierrt—Stephou H. Cravrfunl.
Piet 17I.M4rnt—Ambrtee Thoupoem.
Naha,/ faaumner—thUeburgh--Junwe H. Wilson. M. D.
4111 , 011 y Chty—R. R. Mowry, ht. U.
OVA) E. ARNOLD, &put,
No. 74 Fourth street, Pituegh.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Prriaticaon.— R. hiILLDR, Jr., Praeldeul; H. M.
GQEOC, Socrighry.
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Will threw° minium all kinds of risks, PITO. toad !SARIN&
All I. , esos will bo liborell7 adjusted and promptly pal&
A Wu. Institutiou, managed by Diroctors who are well
hu,,,nt in the ruuununity, and who are determined, by
prt.tuptneem ILIA liberality, to maintain the character which
they hal o annutu.d, on offering the best protection to those
who tleturo to 1.4) insured.
li. Hiller, Jr., C. Si. Plickemon, J. W. Butler,
N. litilmoo. Jr.; W. ll:Smith, C. ihmsou, George - W. Jackson,
Win. 11. Lyon. James Lippincott, (Mors* Donde, James Mo.
A oloy. Abriaandirs N [mica. Thomas Pratt_
44 4 Otlice, No. 1)2 Water etroot. (Warehouse of Spansf&
Co., up stairs.) Pittishurgh. nosZkly
TORN LITTLE, Jr., Agent, No. 201 Liber
t) ty st rest, hats Just rocolsod the following very ehotiro
13RANPIEB.
tionto Brandy, (very
Otani Oupuy & oupor.)
7ilarrott c Ca.,
Sorrial Mem:lean,
110,N-tad. March k Co.. Madre,
East ludla Madeira
Toll do
Arunutlllade Sherry,
Mlutvudlle do
Told° do
Cooking do
Hoes - wing Port,
Pure Juko do
Ordinary do
St. Julien Claret,
Malaga r',
too S weet,
Chalnpagl3ol,
Author,
Vezzoney,
Heideeeck,
Together with 1111 other or ,
um&
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and Bolicitor in Chancery, *gent
for procuring Bounty lands and Parisians, and for the COL.
lecd dread of Claims in reat Britain and Ireland.
Oolloctions made in this and wtialnlhil Counties j_Eri
tete. of decedents settled; Beal Estate bought, sold or
blessed, end rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
orkaluir security titlea examined and title papers drawn.
'Once on POURTIi treat, a few deorei.aberiolielltikilel4.
Pittsburgh, Mardi As, teop--(410t1
taiII<O4II,SA,ND.II,IIOK - RRS. , ..
A L.4.--,.,:Fif.:,,F,F.,,-,---.47-4.---
11 STiN LtrOMM;'Stpcic Awl P.M Brolfer,
°MO° N0.91l Frrartfrati4e'lllawtl'WOlik Noill.l, Dralto,
loLor., Mortgageo, and Lama, , to eallaterals, lloalAtaled.
Scoriax bought and sod on. Lanutuiraciou. Land NV orranto
bou*llA and N.M. .. . .
Pardealttr Attontion falillo l the liar ehtiso and sale of Cop
por Flocks. o• . • •
All cammtinlaatiapa Atterolorllo pFotaptly.
FATRICkS -&•PRIEND, Bankefa anti Ex
change Brokers. aralbelders in Notes. Drafts, Accept
&need, Gold, Sliver and BaukAuka El:clumps on the East ,
ern and Western Cities constrintly for vale.
Collections made lti all the eities 'throughout the Upiled
States. Deposits received in liar Nude er current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood streetn. ••• Tuba
^12,50.06
110.LMES & SONS, Blinkers
hang° Broken,. and Dealers in 'Mutes, Drafts, Atkin - X .
enc.*, Silyer and Bank Note. Exchange on-the Knit-
ern and Wei tern Cities constantly fur sale.
Cullecpops wade thrhyaghout thellhatted.
Statist.' Detgisins received in par funds ur currentpaperillo.i
a Market street, between Third and Fourth eta. tia3Ckly
N..jl•
E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers.and .Bx
• change Broltent, .Dealers in Faciumge: Coin, Bank
Notes, Sight and Tltne.Drafts, ,irc. Collections carefully at.
tended to, and Korea& remitted to any part.of tho Union.
Stocks bought and sold on coenkai,in.
Fourth street, next doot-to the Bank .of
septa
J •
OFL.N WOODS, 13 anker and Raohange•
fi Bnier. Dealsr in Exchange, .Commercial and Bank
Notes. Stock bought and Ewld on commission. Coßettiona
carsturty ratondedio: nteibst
.g5-.No. 68 , „4 Fourth street, nearly' 'opts:sae the U. 4.
Hank.
rill - JONAS WOODS; Commerci4l 'Broker, in 4
Dealer In Natal; Bands / Stocka Real Retkta, Na. 76
F tL otreet, Plttaburgb, Pe. • .ians
CLOTHING STORE. ,
•
JOHN iIi'CLOSKEY & GO.,
FORMERLY OF THE CELIMILtTED CLAHING DEPOT
ov LIDSILTT STICEDT, which lum wen qn uuboundeil 1x41144 1 3 4 t1
under the mime of ther"TffitEE MU • DOORS, have,for the
purpo9eof aegalriitg - more sped for thhir Itumiime buisinuse,
removed to the spades's 'Nitta:Won the
CORNER OF DIAMOND 41,1 RI AND WOOD. EtTREET,
Where they boos now the moat splendid stoat of
LAN AND READY-MADE CLOTffiXD
That had mr been offered to the pubtbo.
Their principal object for, tltLe w giso Ohmil
more facilltlbt for
THE - WHOLMAT,E, TRADE.
They ore prernes4 In soll Goode at the
• Liaisest Hastens Prises I
And they will atellant thor' to 'he am,gimilma any 'flaunter , :
turod in the Union.
Custom "Work in the Hest Style,
AND L'ECIX ear, monger Nurica.
They,hare on hand a full and beautiful eerortment of
CLOTHS AND COATINGS,
Ma Flteel.A, 00000, WiLUNG AND mur4t
ix, Q* 4-,- -
Our interests are identlireseith thoile oar cuatomeni,
and we assure the public thatpur tiqf4lll44lll
- all order. nit , MO , he farldredMifh:
IU sr F:OVET 1744 ham
NO. SS WOOD STREET,
121,70" 6 -
100,000 CO
$627 47t; 53
( CAW, bILEy. CultrtlL OE DIAIIGND ALLEM
F. B.—W dodro osr patron~ to undoratastl that .itaha
an longer nay connoctlun with the Clothing Businctw 01
LlNtriy Street. Our attention in devoted exchndvoly to th
house above .10044;01:amt.
mar=
ODE 1110EPTON BAN rill CIA.11P111:LL.
APrIPTON & CAMPBELL, ( late of the.
firm of Hampton, Wilson .4 Co-) Whnlora"lio imsfors
in kitni'S AND BUYS' CLOTHING, adapted to the: estern
Trade,No. Sl:Third strait, between Wood and Market. Pitt.
larrith
k •h • ill largest amongst our :doe—, wine is e and most complete
in the Country, will ho found, at It)tt , prkw—
Moil! Clothing, of every description;
Boys' do.. do.
A. 'peal roritity of Undershirts and Dnatrocs i
A full stock of Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Neck 'flee and
Stocks;
A uplendld assortment of Suspenders;
du. do. Mou's Winter Hosiery;
do. do. Bove' do.
Linen and Miudlia Shirts ens Drawers;
Califon 'Flannel do. do.
Gum Elastic Goods;
And a full stock of goods adapted to Miners and Farmers'
MAX, LC.•
Also, Umbrellas of ail grades.
ou l r . tue, W to e ICli'llTirii'LilVe q 4 ti ,'fOr W -th a oLuso'br e aet. nd ' LI
It'er aro7nOw n
:,paniug our third supply, and our stock is full and cumulate.
Wandionse on Third street, half way between Wood and
Market. ociltialaw
NEW CLOTIrING STORE, No. 4. Sixth
Strout., op mite Liberty. The sibecrther hoe Just open
ed tide new tettoblietuneut. where he hue elwaye on hand it
hergh and awicts asmotimont of all arta-len of CLAITIIIMI,
which ho warrant+, equal to any in the city, and will sell at.
the wont mutonnlile prin.. The public arerequeated to gilt)
Loma Call. imaa*.l3l B. °PPE:sal:mute.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL tiQuis AT.
Loy 11 BROTHERS, Ne. 74 Market mad, Pittsburgh.
raga of the original Bou
our DR.F-SS uoops DEIPIRTMENT ie unusually intl. aud
contain sow of the richest and 14.4 avaiiralde (loads that.
tau fievt , ever been rylde to offer, ars% its
littrs super Silk,:
liesnch rfine ; Cashmeres: a
Mous du leines ::Plaids; Stripes: Gderfs :
h ERIALIt WOREr—The hest assortment iu the city.
(Aremizettet, Sleeves;
•
Plourreiniph TAigings and I asertinrp;
F./Lewis, Cloaks. Tulurns and Scarfs;
tote style Brodie. Plaid, Cssiirners Mono ant. VOITet.
Pteliss i CrapoSllk.4'.
Together with a large ineortnient of MOURNING 000P3,
of hildierriptano.
Our DOstßaTie and HOUSE FURNISHING DRPART
SUITT is well supplied, and we feel coutldeut that we an
offer, greater indunmente saw than we have ever born ahll
to dfier before. We solicit an terunainstion of tsar stock be
rot, purchasing elsewhere. as all will find it to their ailvau
tuge to do so.
We will also be olmoat daily In the recklpt of nee and an.
•Irahle Goods throughout the noon
LOVE BROTHERS,
(Vormorly Young, Stevenson it Love,)
!mid N 0.73 Starker street, Pittsburgh, Po,
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AUEENTZ,-.
Paopanrrott, No. 84.1 Liberty street, Just besids , the
rusgluitvr Poitut of the Nansylvania Bidhead, which 'weber
ii the we eubveniont house In the City for ouweugere arri
ving by that road.
Tho proprietor leaving, at considerable expoute, fitted up,
In excellent sills, the MANSION HORSE. would respect
fully eoticft a share of public. patrotisie. There is. attached
a splendid STABLE and eztonsive {}A(ON YARD, afford
ing lama, acuomnualacion to tinveleta and teorestora,
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the hem aye - Riafhet
can afford. febl:y
Q -
/ T. CLAIR 110 TEL, corner Penn and St.-
0ar)*6,..t., Pittsburgh, Pa.—The undersigned:fon:nor
y *uf .. Browne* Hotel ,' haying taken this large and . comlna•
dionallOTEL and having refitted It in truivitticent style.
would r.lartinUy invite his friends and the traveling public
to give him a can.. Aseurod, with the COUTOIIIOIICt of the
house and his long experience in the business, - &r., can giro
entire satisfaction, and his charges moderate.
Fehp WM. C. LIINNFLIA:
GOOD INTKNTIIOIJSX, moor of Liber
ty and Grata eLpeater, -flow Ole Railroad Dopot..
lanl3:lv
JAMES SHANNON Propriator.
WILKINS HALL, W. C. GALLAGHER,
PROMWerm. Fourth street, between Woottaitl - StOith,
11E4,1. 2 —Th13 awl:no enahlishmeut bus . beeit tits'
Frubscriber, and completely rtmovato,t VW Is at all htmrew
prepared to Mrt:reval:q hfllnCy that can be found lb the
,iwt reglA4t4 sustenrents In the States: Me epticlowi Beer
wilt awaye ho supplied with the very beet Liquor& - dame
'of every description, In Ito 'moon, ran always be found at
(apr7) W. C. GALLA(3-144.11,
CiORNINO, PIA QIYSTER ANt) corrkk
110BRII,VBARNARD, PaOpmiirost;So. 40, Filth street,
butuevu Wood awl Barks!, Pittsburgh.
KENNET ALE.—W. D. ENGLISH,,, tz.,(114
Bottler of 11111T1113 celebrated Ice- t oott e and
brown Stout Also ; toyffigri Ale andPaar, In q‘9.11 . a.0
011,1 4 4 0 0 c .a .
a attention of families, and the trade, is respectfullk
got clt,.d. ataty
MINERAL WATER AND SARSAPA
lii. RILLa..--Whi. D. SWILLS'', Pitt street, below Pea%
uow wsuatacturing and bottling the ahove boverugla ‘u
au exteusive stale. His articles are tho boat quality and
manufactured hom the purest Materials.,
FiINgLE MAClVNE.—liabrp4llB PATSNT
ta)l.:BLg ACTING ltlVllit £NL SILAVEIL—The at-.
mthu, of elan gle and Lumber dealers, apoculatora and.
others, is dinxied tide Invaluable WhintiOd, wbl6li i 1 non
iireeedted to the public as the first and only practiool ma
chine vatant, for Riving and Shaving 8 1ditillee.
Various cutritm and sglCirgi machines haver been invented •
for making 514.hg1a5.; . is a gels known feci ant Ulan,
ca. , t at sawed lien/EMS the grain are quite too flimsy for
roofing parpeees. Numerous inventions have recently ap
pearedfor riving and shaving, and these halo all been, con
ui ed as worthless, from their imperfect method of riving,
which wastes of splitting from the aide of the block but one
atingle, which almost invariably runs oft. This difficulty to
entirely obviated by . .
K DALLS MAMMA .
Which ilnst opts from the side of the block a piece shirk
enough for two shingles, which isseparated in the :centre.
and by means of elastic guides essh, part is cm:Wooled
through a pair of apptoNlinating knives, which completes
the operation; thus prbdacing two shingles at every
- rht, machine will rive and shave. from Vie block three
thousand shingles per hour, of uniform thiclittete exyd taper,
superior in solidity and durability to titter, made by hand or
any other process,. ,
Its operations are by no means conflate] to pine 11114 other
soft wood, but works tO equal advantage; oak, Walnut,, and
every other description of timber that ten be •
The nirorklugs nt the, machine can be. examined nt H. H.
I V:Amber owners, shingle and P men itt' of enterprise,
this opens a now field for vehdatton, ne there Is nu sinilim
invention extant.
Hock,
Lisbon.
RUM
ERE
•
The machine occupies but, a smell space, i of-durable con
struction, and costs but about two hundred dollars, and a
man and two boys can make from Z,OOOlO
po y.
r da
Par right of territory, or madam. inquire. — at No,-31 Fifth
street, or at the City Hotel.
needed information will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. 0. K. ClT.Ainfil, Agent.
norl,s:dtf
Ikquet,
London Cordial,
Sehnappe,
SUNDRIES.
Rutbertbrd's Scotch Ala,
Rarelar's London Pnrtar,
Wild dberry Brandy,
Absinthe,
Anismbe,
Curacca,
Sardines,
Mdehe. and Java,
Young Hya. and Blaok Tem,
English . Bronson Choose,
iniported Flamm Cigars, of
variona kande,
Old Monongahela Whisky, of
DP.. H. J. BOILRETTE, 13 .Fourth.. street.,
Pittsburgh, client his• trainable
tylto .
is Poi nis• in the cum at all those painful and daiii;
Morena disorders to which the Femehe Constitutlan is ante .
}act It moderates all excess, and i'amaveantiutwtnactions
lnvigoratea the debilitated and delicate, by regulating and
drellgthoolot the 'wedeln, and fortifies the Constitution for
lho duties of life.
TO HABITAT LADIES
all grades.
Ilea connectad with the hual
rey29:dire
It le peculiarly waited, as it - will in a ahort time remove all
obstructions!
We are not of the number mho. believe and not in_aiicottb,
anus with the , billet that long and alabOrate
weight and dignity to objects of either Sillomentoris or tripiAT
import; we incline to the contrary opinion, and* hold . that
siinplidty ancitrattaririabitqls!ur tow worthyjrwe Wen-,
lion, in des ty 100gfalagia. COl¢4l, csLosi ICtb%
Present WOW; - our greet. dealrp , to he ninlerst9LA GPy
those who nual,jook to us for Inforadation, all dew being con;
sidered of' mind.: " '•
Papa amain:
V_ Office holm, from 9A.M. to 9 - P M. firovibikaS-..,
NIOWNO
CLOTHING
.101. IN M'CLOSIiEY k CO
DRY GOODS.
HOTELS.
RESTAURANTS.
' •C /b. ' i'MEIJICAt 1- ' ,
F,liViT';'... --,t ' :4 7 1';1 0 t. ,-
AVER'S CATHARTIC- PILLS
. L.0..L, , ' , lli/PP./IAM by.their polcattalosti, ,
"r • - enco on the Internal iiiipent top4r4r, i
.. f , • , i,;:,— "...... d. thibloorl and stltatilale ftirtiolulaithr
' a. "'o.i'-',./. Te94iesrei,TheYrdatteelhotabattairtiona,c
of tho stomach, bowele„lliorandothor,
etditnis ailie - boAetinil,b/totdorittr 1
• , ~ ...a:, . -... their,lrnegular actionifti - dtl4ith,Sttet . e
e
fi gt
' "I• .1.- reef, wherever they exist, ad cit do ,
, 1 4 5. 1 1 1 . 1 . r ....... .r^ , P m e,„ bin-entente itlf 'urn the Hilt alma Or"
is. ^Nt . ,, ,- *C ..,
.ah,,..„,,,,'"
1 , An ciTliensiTO 444 of #10; t
---,
iffe - s - , Iry'Prore. - ..i;.; PhySichitis and
Pationtrtdiatedertipcdre's.af_dangeronadhitasaahtMost 151-,7
.end belief, were they,not imbetantlated by persons 9 is i ii .ch ; , t
sat 4 4, pu-tition' nfid dilrosofiirMs lir forbid the nailed= of
4 ttutli Theia-ettztifiicaltv,ins,puSlisttail in myAmerictur , t•
...01,,5na,. ~i,5, 1 ,111,, Agents below,nannalare•plet i t.rA,to,l9rA,A
nigh' freo4ii 'all inytiningt"i" ""“ '-- , ~.„.....
i Anu.vetlo i.. t rcrtion
give P, 6itt,thotrytoo inthe complain's , ,
Which tl,e , , be. e I,,"irn, toad to.cuilt. t
INV" COMINENEEA,—Take onciorltteTills, , or Ira ninintiO" '
ail to gently move the bowels, S r mitlytmosals frequently thevei
sating reeve Of Prfne, and the cure of one complaint Is .
' 0 oeure of both. No polsorrotin ford well While Ma n i s a '
:ma
Live habit of body, Hence It should be, ne It Cajhbey- If.
ptimptly relieved .
Yee DrEerteite, which is sometimes theme:too Of (kiarftts-
Ia OA, and always nucomfortable r take mild dons—frog} 0rdik , ...0
tel four—to etitmilate , the stomach and fiver taro healthy ao- .
tt ' ti, .Thay will ,do„,it . ,:andi the hairkezra,' be Anti tilt
f- urnof dyvepaln will rapidly disappear. yltert it,hatt.,„;,
no, don't forget What Aired phi: ' •' • •
oil A Fort eiron tea. or Morbid Inaction qf theism/24 -,..,,
which produces general deprosehaveof tho spirits and bad
hstaltli, take from four to eight Wile FL halt, mot•wad;
titres aftentarcts, twill datiVity and strength Is restored fo
the system , .i . •,, ~,„ , -.4 i , ."„ii t.,
TOR NLICADMINEM, SICK illitADAeltr., l'istatit, P a tin ; " cm ~,
Stomach, girl or Ad, take fnim four to eight pilla on ping „.
tailidd- 'tithe) do mot, operate sufficiently, take ins's , the , itl
next day, until they do. These complaint,Will liq wept otrin.,y
frOm the ~yecets,i 'Don't timar them) anti their kindred disbr•
dors because YOMmtennich „ is foul. ~.t. , "",ii i,c -,iti ~,,,
Pon &morn. t, f. , irstert-t-$, tuttl ~//D i of the Skflts, ~,
bike the Pitts freely and frequently, to kdim r g , bettelit open.
Tile eruptions eat getteraity imedittlftu into dinidnlshitmddite.ri i
appear, 'Many &Madrid ulcers and sores lime boon healed ;,,
tu t by tbe_purging anti _purifying effect bf tittle Pills, lila
dooko disgusting itheases ,tibieh semi - mill,. satumtoitheltbole ~
system have rompretery'yieldel to tisoir. Influence, leavinr, ,_
''
the sufhirer 111 perfect health. Patient', t• youriluty to Soot- '
etx forbids timt you should, parade !turmoil' aretind3htt-,,1.
north covered with piniVet, tititcheti, ulcers, tiptoe, and*,
or pny of thanucloan duaoses of dm skin; because your sys-v
teal emits cleansing.
Ts Puente aim %eon, they tan the Veit th ever dtr
eler e d. ThitY , ehoitid t't , fekLenoreoly mut rearttil*, and , "
' - the iniinnities ribich KM the seeds ortneurable,dlsensos will,it, i',
be swept ourof-the system ilko °EMT Wiwi libtrwind.' lity"
WO property they de to filtieh geod telPrevonting,fdalAnoliv.. , , '
as by the remarkalde cures which the,' aro Making Erten
Qs In Onnet..tiN . r, JAUNDICE, and,,ag paitniddlifectinn4o,ticei. , 1
(rum news ileningeinent—oither foipidity, cungention, or
ohetructiorie of the Liver. Torpidity and con&estion latialo
thd bile and render it unfit fordlgestion. 'This in dtiniairrinta
to ,s , health, and the cotuititrititin la fretplertArendenninetl,i , '
byo other conk. Iniligwitioh Is the symptom, Obstrno- , t
thin of the dna which empties tlia Mb, into Umatilla:o,2
Mils., the bile to overflow Into the Mood. This ptodnOtti, -. r
Junudloo, with a long and dangemilVtrain of evils.' Cos- - ~
cleanses, or altiennitely,clVenets aced ditnnue,", peseta '. • ... ,
Veterldt symptoms, leaguer low spirits, nouipott,--zus . tiewl - . , 1
n 0,,,, .0 tuelanchol*, frifh' sneihnos hilibility to arm)), tuvli
eout"tunes greet detweiniela• wainotitneolhersis severe pulti:„ s, • ,'
in the side; the skin andl , the %him of„ the even IMODIDii Ilt i w ., I
1 ' grennlsh yellow; the etotnach , ar•lil i tho bowets wren , ttia, '' I
i‘inhii •'
tits wash, system Irritable , with a tendency tO,Tnitte,,:. I
which may burn to biliousave r , b liM s Coli Wlluli diMT
taro, igg
dysentery. ae. A Meditini dote of. thred Or tad! Pat, ' i... 4
Mien et night, followed by tw oor throe in the inondeg,enti ,l„ r
repeated a few Jaye, mill ternM 4 the muse of all these true.
4 ,
,„ t _
1,1,4 It to wicked to anffer anal paint, when you-can turn ,
theta for 11.7, oentei
,
nusrsAisix, uer , „ and oil Tofiam ATM.>
inalnry , aro lapl4- /
ly curet( by the purifying effects of these •Pale upon tbts--- , ,
blotisl, and the stinmlut which they afford to tho tWA price - , ,
eipik of Life. •Por IMMO and all kindred oomplernts they, '
should be taken in, mild doses, to movo the holvets gently, ' k
, .
butf reely rt
As a bizomit Pau this is both agietaldo and Meta Ho i
"Pill! ran Do mode more plunovut to tako, and - certainly Done
hiu,t
Leen Made more eget:flint . to IlietPurposo fur sbidi - at: ,
diaper pill In elnployod
Prepared by Dr d AMIN C. AFER,',Ptactictil and Analytf , ' 1
tad Chemist, Lowell, ]tans, kris° .25 cents Per box- Mei , ' t.
boxes for ,01, r
14014.4 It A. FAIINItSTOCF A, CO., at wholesale tutd tot" ' -
tall, by every Dflutglitt in Pittsburgh, and„ tl,allt,Depl4rs .1 .7
, ore*-whard .ochtemillaw
~ .
.. • . 1.N:11.4 L A.TI ON- • , ,s;-• , , , i0..1 ,- -r , .' C
. ,_•F0i!„,. „,,,,, ,==-,-, ~, , i i
elitt.OF ASTHMA. Ali -tiONgUIPTION.9-4 '''.
NIGAV AND .VERY itrili.l4lllElElPrii'. '''
'''' ' • ' .1-1-YGEANA . - . ' '-': - ' r
1 . •
. ..
BRONTITT 11031 E TO "TIM DOOR OP Till , . MILLION.
Vt . L DISCI ' ' ' '' . l - ” '
A. wOND - P,R . , )171.RY tinq rectn -
. . ,
_Li ly I ciao maila by ➢nr...Czaim. of thlseiry; it, tho trciitj'"' - '
..,„„.a. e( C..,.,f1upti,,0. Inthmu, umLMI alitnutro of itio,Lunip ..,,,, t ,
We ;refer to " the. CCRTIar IittIEANA. ila. flillALLid 11T02.124 . .
VAPOR AND.CISERRY IiTRIN." ' With this tnnhetlidtilnr:C. ,-,1 ', ,
ham roictored loony afflicted oboe tit healtli,• as an ariclonco of ;,,'„.
which. he hay inumnerafflii . Oinitificiitecf. Bpiitildiffe of The, '”,
treatinont. a. pliveicluu remarks: ",1..t in emit - lout:that Irtlutlhig . i: it,
, --PonstAlll.ly bX•Catiliag an agreeable, , healing Tii.fairtha-. ..-
jantlirinal_propertiittinnat come in AireCtc-Ontact Altai - nig ''' j
I,oAinic nolaicavlapt of.jilje lungs, snit Outs elica.pe.the:fflauly-,-• -
;
and totted etatugee predurpil upon them ATilOll intr oduced
into Ilia stoma -h. and; criffllnct to the 'o°64 iitiekentitio2t ...' ....,u t
tfho 11yg......tu0. in for t em pt by alt ilia Oninsgistaithrotigtous tho• ' -1 ,
~.vo may.' —17 , .u , York Mdrhown cif January 14.,' -'" • -
`3lt” ifflouer is Worn on thribreast. under-thilinenorAlt-ii--iii•ir I
.;.iit iho leant iltconvenidure—the heat of the body Laing
i dullitiont to evaporate the fluid. Pimp:gib of Carga Of MUCK,' `' .4 '''''
•
I like the following. ullidlt be iumuNr; '
No parka ofthe ifygtuinU tins - Cured ma of.tbM.Antluna, -,
of all yearn' gumbo& - - ,r , J... _N. K.4 1 3P., MAT,' -.• ,If; .
. . POttl34.9tVT of Onnotniffliii, Th. ~
I am curoclortha lithmm. of tott•yenut?eturilug. - b.yrili.-' ,l i , A” ?
Curtid' Ilygennu. .M.kito.fbg' RUMNy Brooklyn, ;5 Y., ~. p- '
~sfts. PA.m., of No. 5 IfttuttuouJ otreoi... N. Y., itrAb . cuted. of" ‘,'"
1 14evero case of Bronchitis by the 14w:ono, , • , ' ,Li.. ~ii n
7 si i' 51414 lion been.curoii of a Llistreannt; cough, of soTorul .
.Y.irlf ttatoling; aivrtlcttlkl to be fueurabl&bYttio 'O r byttl , .''' " .
• cjanin She wee rural in' ono:month, by tbotifygoo.oa,
..,.., • 7 .....,,, 1 '
J. 11. (tanager , RiclunatulOio,
The Rot. Dr. Ctrzyme., of NetriY - Ork. ttatifleolof our Medi- • - • .
eine in the follovringiangog,ei &
1'44
NEM YORK. NOVOillbol , . I
. ,
Dem . Sir—l think highly-oliDr. Curt&
.7tely th diseasee tho throat antLiwest. ,IlweiNz had Immo
opportunity to toictity,ite efficacy, I ant convinced thatat
mosti exeellont tate:Brine, both 'the Syrtipintid 'the biluatur,
epp(itettion to the thoet.
. N.:IL—Dr. Curtis' Ilyeene is tho ORIGINAL and p3 , X,X, ) ,
GENII TN E ARTICLE; all ntla.niara't;aao iniltatibna;ni..*M''
and hears ors• counterfeita. shun theca pa yen. ctould.f.
yii
MISO:I. •.
013 - . Per sale ItY Dr. (ieo. TT. Keyeer, 140 Wood 'iitteriti'ite`:'
, B. *Mere 4 op.; Loo A.. Beckham, AllotthetsY,C.4ll-4Piin ,,,
itmitent, Now Brighton; C. L Kaiser, llocheetai . . •
lay;l4aieen3nt •
11007L'ANb'S CELEBRATED GEMLA,If
BITTERS, prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON; - PfillithW
p of cure Liver Complaint; Dyspepsia, Jaun
' iChtonic or kiorvous Debility, I.liaetieeirof the lildnoye,'
auJ all diseasex arising frout r a k Dieordnred Liter ur- Stomach_
04.Powit<in .
tion, Inward
Fultenea, or Blood to the • •
Acillitzof the Stomach, .
Nausea, llearthurn, Dimond
Yulueen of weight do the Stonnitli; Battr' '
; Bructatimor, Sinking ; or .Fluttexing at the Pit'
;' or the Stiatioeli, Swim Ming or thb Tread,'llurTke
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Mart, eltOult-> •
tag of Suffocating Seen on wheri.in lying posture, %mom
of Vision Dom of before ,the meter and, •
Dull Pain in the Itead , Deficiency or Deretilration,.
; 'Fellowmen of 'the Skin .and .Bytte,_Paitt in the , ' .
,sde, Beck, Chest, Ws, etc.,
• Finsho9 gnat Burßint;Bi the
,Ounatant .I.tunBl<- .
lugs of Evil, and great
Depression of .
• Spirite.
The pi orolotor, In calling the. au en ti on of the pu b& i s ,
this preparation, does 60 with a fealler. of the ut e.4 , t. oro ol_
derma in ite virtu. and alaptotl o o to c e dlscaeea for irllfetl
recommended. • • ,
It is no new end untried article, but one that has stood_
the to it .•.'7h ten years' trial before the Amiiilean Te6phi, aker'
It reputation oral sale la nuriYallod WO.
Bona krtant. The testimony in Its favor 'given by the
. promineut, ityPi well known Physicians and inditriduala, '
all putts, the country,te immense.'" Referring any who
Aay doitbt, to my e , Itemorabitia," .. or Prafticullteceipt Bonk;
for iPwrinere and Fandliee, to be bad gratin, of all the Agents ,e
for rap German Bitters...
Wien and 3lnniiihetery,P2.o 'Arch street, Phila
.nll
14.61 r .
ser, ood street; B. .
troliti , PretultarßrittheriO'it.
td J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
rgyAglinted.nra iovitq
Prersons taieWit vrith nriertal•Dirt-
.60soo, tilhonmansmi Pileo. or ;Bernina. DebiMr. - Amnia
"delay Lo get him advice, letters ceutalnlog fee Itumedtake - •
ly naluared..
ita4o4lice and Private Itomnsi •Nix , 4.1 .- Eifomard - alloy,
IVatairgh. •
Pitabur!el Donau,igliAtiia j liiinelatktiViiy; 4 '
-- L iaixi POO6. TR:THE'/11711941/60 6A66.,:
i.s NOW OPEN daily from 9 to ~2 0 i c1;ic,k.7;:,:.,,
mi., on Wedri o odoy and Saturday,monloi.7 l. lC'on'T "to 9 '
o'clocit.
Mapinsits reculved of all sums not - t than . a "DOtidtt.
and u!dividend of tho profits declared. tsvka a..jiar,irdJultor , 4a;
and Ile main. The I.usteee,„ for the nor potie of,lhrtherinc,,,
thtticolotit objects of the'llistibithM,Attiviiimteiettintd ''
'a - ,Ku tee bond, therehy giving aiddltional.socarity-todc ,
pbeto .
,Boo's containing the Charter, By-Lewe r Rules and Rogtr, .`
halm* ii
furnished gratis, on applichtldblt th e iiim.
~ i - Prerident--11BOROP1-ALBRILB': , --•
'Hollowell Hepburn, John it 61Menierer,
`tfo o hr Ti..whlte,y .-... Charles linarip,
William P. Johnston N. Grattan. Murphy.; - ;-.*: , ..45.
• &mien W. Thdlthan, TheObald-Ungladtm, ttay-,,f ~,,,,, a
Aldmnder Bradley, Isaac 31. POlitilick",
l'illirtm Phillips, William 1: Andeman2'...l " ~.: I
J 413 O. Httekofbn, . 740,03 Ibrdman, :IF', 3:: 3.1 - :;:
11111,Burtrwith . ; - . . John IL Hlikpatr,lek, . r ..
Albert Culbertson, , John-IVISTCOrd;' - ' --':" 1
,ltohrt Meter, ' Robert MorroTr, ,-; ..--,1 .-...
J; aitrdluer Co ffi n, )Valuer P.l.tartittalL - .
Mimeo A. Carrier, - A.'3l.:Pollohlr, -''' "
• Tolon 8. Coefrave, Hear-y-Latingrealt,.
- Chalon A, LolfOn. ~- . , Redtettitobb, , s •-, V. ,i -: -,.
Fy Cr t hdtingon, - treorge'lt. Biddle ,
Prole's Fella, . - Jonas P.hoadi,
' , Glow .P. OIllnu" James Ehidta,. , . ~
Jtim s s. Moon, George . 3: Bolden,
rni 13. Haven, AlexstalOrThiale.
-..- Terry and nearttreit—CHA RUTS- Ai COLTON.
LJA93117
.- . .
DR'Si T 1 ANSPORTATION:7"
Aiaiicifiatitte ibe.icrunt :trr
Freightsito awl from the Eastern Citles, TiA Yeatmleania
54 ,, 84/3r_ottdtcwo)aaTs ittereami-Mik stock of Boats,
nn fp S,DOOLE WILY IJ:KrOr.. II 4 I, givatiNt a.
ea** dveirsoolohl: at ,
11 7 .43:584nre untAVlends, and t.tieee
Btata i lnements, there will .1.4 4totbltig , rad ov um - ,
r*t atler general , satfeftsctlon farva,t.:Xttstern, -,
.and iVie4ern rro.4shti, witti.lnOiatitudetoodtlAtril: •
8 11 44 A - / 31 04P-44 , ),-'..-I
3 angThy • Canal . Batiltcllttibiggh
FOSPEJt,
A. baisMoner Rl' 4 , 4 , swami of . flr up;
shire, MNit Volt; MEktui t tAot,....;
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