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PITTSBURGH POST.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 11
TROUBLE in ROANOKE COLLEGE, VA.—From all
accounts it appears that a sort of civil war is
raging in Roanoke College, Va. A large portion
of the students have rebelled against the author
ities of the institution, and have succeeded in
winning over to their cause a portion of the
faculty. The difficulty originated in the dismis
sal of a student for not attending recitation.
The students conceiving that au important prin.( iple was involved in this transaction—that it in
fact trenched upon their rights as a body, made
the cause_ of the expelled member their own, and
deciaretivar against the faculty. As a conse
quence the recitation halls were deserted and
everything like study ignored ; a procession
formed which paraded in disorder the streets of
Salem; indignation meetings held in the chapel;
the building plaacarded with << student's rights"
and surmounted with a flag; inflammatory
speeches made; pledges sealed never again to
attend Prof. Halsey's recitations, and. to have
the dismissed student reinstated at any risk.
At this stage of the proceedings, a meeting of
the resident members of the Board was called,
and negotiations opened between the belligerent
parties. The truce resulted. in a compromise
which divided the faculty, a portion siding with
the students, whilst the other, embracing Profes
sor H. and the professors of Modern Languages
and Natural Sciences, considering that too much
had been yielded to the refractory students, de
clined performing duty until the whole matter
could be referred to the trustees. And thus the
battle recommenced and with renewed vigor.
'file students being strengthened by the alliance,
wore now confident of success, which no doubt
they consider complete upon learning that the
dissenting professors had withdrawn from the
Faculty. For thew facts we are indebted ti
correspondent of the Lynchburg Virginian.
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INTAV BOOKS- Crotzhet% and Quavers, or
Revelations of an Opera Manager in America, by Max
m aretzek.
Amy Lee, or Without and Within, by the author of "Our
Pari.,li."
Marriage a Lottery, by 31rs. Grey;
Travels In China, lay M. Hue;
Outlines of Physical Geo„,^raphy. by Geo. W. Fitch;
Colton's and Fitch's Modern School Geography; just out,
and is superior to any Geography rear published in this
country. Director, and Teachers would do well to examine
this work.
Its yard Taylor's Japan; Pickwick Pap-, by Dickens;
Old Homestead. by Ann S. Stephens;
Powers' Colombian Perpetual Diary sad A' smote, roalsio
nig a Synoptind Porpatual Calendar lie '2.':.2.iyears In old and
new style.
Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens;
Dombey and Son, "
David Coppertleld,
Now York Journal, for December; prico 18 r,lits;
Peterson's Magazine, " " 17
Halloo's Magazine, " 10
London Illustrated New, llu-nislied weekly for al cent,;
Godey's Lady's Book for Dec., (expected to-day,) 211 cent..
All who wept New Books, us s..ion as published, and front
10 to 25 percent lower than elsewhere, go to LAUFFER'S
BOOKSTORE, No. 30 Fifth street. nova)
Tr •
AEt tiTIEETtsTEWRELIGIOUS BOOKS,
/ just received by JOHN S. DAVISON, No. a Market.
near Fourth street—
Parish Psalmslie. of all the sizes and bindings;
Progress of Religious Ideas, by Mrs. Childs;
Glory of the Redeemer, by Winslow;
Twelve Urgent Questions., by Cummings;
The End, Daily Lite, Signs of the Times, by Cum
mings;
Little Susy's Sin Birthdays, and a new book by the same
author—Henry and Be.lade, or What They Did in the Coun
try;
God Revealed, a new book by the author of "The Plan a
Salvation;"
The Great question, by Dr. Boardman, a new edition in
largo type;
Good and Evil Angels, by Dr. What.ly ;
lisrbaugh'e Works; Bayne's Christian Idle;
New American and English Juveniles, very beautifol;
The Early Choice, a book .or Daughters , by Dr. Twee(lie;
Thompson's Chri stian Theism; Kurtz'. Sacred ;
My Father's House or the Heaven of the Bible;
New Books by Presoyteriau tkeard of Publication;
Learning to Converse; Tennent's Sermons;
Memoirs 0: Urquhart; Independ,nee, 'Noe and Eat,;
Life Sketches from Scottish History;
Anniversary ilynins and Meek.
For eels by J. S. DA V'ISON.
nov2l No. 65 Market, near Fourth Street.
xr KW BOOKS, MAC A 'LIN L.'S.
.1.11 Beechcroft; Obi homestead; ,21. 'Ants and thickset--;
Song of !his watha ; Kbenerlirini : ALM, ;
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Mysteri,.. of the Court of tho Si.na7n , ;
Pictorial Pain Killer; The Little Joker; Tho Wo
Laughing Aar; Ltme-kiln Mon:
Leslie's Sew 1 ork Journal for DovonlA, ,
, ;odoy'e lody'i link do
tiralnitn's Magnum, do
l'oterson'a do .10
do
I lonseh 31k! Worts •lo
Yankee Notions
lliinarated London N.. we. No 7.10;
London ”uncli, No. 71St;
!Atoll's Living Age. No. MI;
illackwood's Magazine for November;
Annual Coatis atm Aliname... for I J'ud.
Just rece; r•Ai sod for 'do by
W. A. G ILDENFE.N N EY & CO..
Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
lat.ri.lq
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Li/i&N K LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHIONS for De.lll
T - bar, Jost received at MINEE & CO.N, No. 32 Smithfield
street.
Godere Lady's Book for tkccuiber ;
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Potencies do do
Nation's do do
LeadielfJouroal M.,
Household Words do
Yankee Natio. do
Thompson s Ea:Toner do
Ellsekvectes Meg - arises for November;
Art Journal do
The Illattrated London News, November 108,
For ail new itooks,filegaafiles and Papers, call or semi iko
the cheep Bookstore of H. MINER & CO.,
nov29 No. 32 Smithfield street.
KLOSTERILEIM, or the Masque, a histori
cal novel. by the author of Cmfessioas of an Lnglish
opium Eater. As a literary composition it I, written in D.•
Quinsy's beet style. The dettchve wants in Ms eubsequent
writings ate absent from this et-Dry.. It was written in th,.
full maturity of De Qidney's mind, at the age of forty-six. It
eminently deserves the designation of a curiosity of litera
ture. Riosterheito stands among De Quiney'e numerous
writings, as the only complete and extensive OffOrt of lit,.
"imagination all compact"—tar. Shelton ArKentie.
For tale by JOHN S. DAVISON,
no. L 5 No. tit, Market, near Fourth street.
EW MUSIC—The Old Playground; worth
1.1 by Edward J. Allen, music by J. Dultuver; e not/ and
beautiful song, just published.
Gladto get Home; Iloneysmkle Wen;
Proud World; Good Bye; I'm Going Home—three new
rouge uy that popular composer, Worrell, (George F. ituoL)
They are simple, instructive and exceedlugjy beautiful
Come Dearest, the Daylight is Gape;
Fleur do Boheme; Polka Mmurka ; Tallisy;
Village Maiden— S. C. Foster;
Old House at Home---Ledm; Pop Goes the QAMAIOLL
The above just received and for sale at the Musk Store of
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T" $9,009 PRIZE ESSAY ON CECRISTIAN THEISM—
Or the Testimony of Reason and Revelation to the Ex
istence and Character of the Supreme Being; by Thompoon.
Price, V1.,25. By mall, $1,445. For sale by
no J. H. DAVISON, 65 Market street.
THE ART OF TANNING, CUREMG•AND LEATHER
1 1 i DEMING, thoroughly and practically considered to
atheir details, edited from the French of J. Do Fontanelle
and F. Malepeyre, with numerous emendations and additous
by Campbell Mortlt, practical and atudytiati chemist, author
of "Applied Chemistry,' mChernical and Pharmaceutic Man
ipulations," etc. Illustrated by two hundred wood engra
vings. For dale by
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THE KNOW NOTHING ALMANAC, and
True A411011=1 . 11 Manual, for 1158; edited by W. B.
Tisdale. Nig Bala by B. T. C. MORadll,
nov2.o_ 104 Wood street
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MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER, JUST RECEIVED--
Leslie's Now York Journal, for December;
Yotenson'a lady's National,
BsHosea Dollar Monthly,
Por;isale by W. A. OILDENFIINNEY & 00.,
nodal Fifth otreot, oppoolte the Theatre.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of
cho PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY, EL, required by
required by the Cbarter:
• DR.
To Discounts, Notes and Bills of Kichuigo $626,383 05
Cash on hand $142,937 0.5
Cash duo by Bonko and Bankers,
subject to check. 05,371 18
Banking Howse
Expense neconnt.....".
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By Capital Stock 4200,000 00
•
Cuati duo to Banks and Bankers 10,919 09
Unpaid Dividends 3,072 00
Discounts and Premiums received 1,340 62
Contingent Fund 40,184 40
Individual Deposits 894,639 71
Individual Deposits on Interest account- 194,000 00
JOHN D. SCULLY, Cash's.
Pittsburgh, Dec. Lst, 18.55—{drc3i
(IiiiPETBICAIIKETSII—AT WCALLUM'S—JUST BE
calved, and daily coming to hand. a large and choice
a‘sortment of 6.! 00.113 In the above line, including—
Vel,t. and Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
Three-ply, Soperline, Medium and
Low-prfced Ingrains;
Medallion and Tapestry Ingrains, (a groat variety of pat
tern...) Brunei , ., Damasks and veniti a n pall end Stair Car
pel,.
•
ALSO—Beautiful patterns or Oil Cloths, various
and widths; Woolen and larinn Crumb Cloths; Baize,; Cocoa
Matting; List and Rug On.rixd...; French F:taLoosded and Vic
toria Piano and Table Covers; Ileartb Rugs and Door Mats,
St great variety. All other artieles usually found in Carpet
6,0 m. cants ltly on hand ate 7 Fourth street, never. Woal.
W. U. k R. M'CALIAINI
DISSOLUTION OP CO-PARTNII/P—There p
heretofore existing bet - wean the undersamed, ander the
name and style of SPRINGER ICARRAUGiI ti GO., is dis
solved by mutual consent. Tha btisimitati of the firm will ho
nettled by either of the undersigned, at their old stand, No.
295 Liberty street- The business will be continued as fur
merly by Springer Ilarbangh.
SPRINGIER ILIABBAUGIi,
ALEX. FORSYTIL
Pittabargty Octotxtr ISAS.
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SMOOED HAII.BAUGH, Commission Merchant, Dealer
In V9(104 Provisions, and Produce generally, No, 2% Lll
erty street, Pitnsirorgh.
oct24
IRON CITYCOLLEGE-DAY AND EVENING
Cusszs—rAnZtraftit.„ ifwir t o and Book•kexpinik—Ladieß
and Gentlemen's Apartments e
tiARITHRIMIV Ind !pp= to business, (a time
siestatm) shorter, plainer, and be adapted to Madame, than
is tolls!. found in any treatise. Esselte obtained withgreet
facility by new rules, tamed "Aritbmeticed Magic." Arith
metic per month, $4.
OaU for a Circular of the *Mega
deal F. W. JIMEINS, Priuoipal.
WRIG.EfT'S PREMIUM KATILARION
give the Hair from ihlliegoiii, and Praaaaaa a iuk
orient growth.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM ICATHARIOIki
}Lem .1 rtvl all Dandruff and deem. deposits.
Nor sale, wholesale, 60 It E. MILLIIES & 00. laugle
MIMS
The 10:00 A. M. Express Train connects at Columbus with
the Express Train which leave, Cincinnati at 0 A. IL, and
with the Train from the West on the Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad; at Newark with moruing 'Prains to and
front Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, and with Trains
on the 4tetilmnville and Indiana Railroad; at Wheeling with
Express Train' on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for Bal
timore, Washington, Philadelphia and Rastern
The .1.10 P. 31. Praia will ruortect at Columbus with the
secouil Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky,
31auslield and Remark Railroad; and at Wheeling with inn
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passeni;ers
leaving Louisville and whits bnluw Cincinnati, and taking
the 9 A. M. Train ou Little Miami Railroad, will connect
with this Train at Columbus. Passengers leaving Indiana
polis and Richmond by morning Train on Indians Central
Railroad will also connect with this Train at Columbus, and
reach Wheeling at kISaP. M.. and leave by 1.0,30 P. M. Train
on Baltimore and Oldo Railroad, arriving in Baltimore at.
P. M. next day.
Thu 11,301'. M. Train connects et Cfiumbus with the SIMI
Train which leaves Cincinnati at fr.3o P. AL. and arrives at
Bnikvr at 1415 A. M.; connecting with the Accoommodatioo
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passengers
leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this route,
tau Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis and Dayton,
reach Columbus iu swoon to take ibis train; and at Wheel
ing will take the Accommodation Train for Cumberland,
skep there, and resume by Express Train to Baltimore and
Eastern Cities.
The 5:15 A. M. Mail Train couner t; at Bellair with Night
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; at Newark with
Train to nod from gixodusky, Manalleld And Mt. Vernon,
and ria Monroeville; at Columbua with the Trains
for C aminiudi, and with Train, for Xenia, Dayton, indium,
polls and Chicago, tin Dayton and via Urbana.
The 11,15 .M. Ex pre:. Train connects with the Expremt
Train from ”altimorr, said arrive.. in Columbus at 3.20 P.M„
and connec.s with Trains going t'.outli and IVest, arriving in
Cincinnati at i P. M.
The e... 00 P. M. Train k U3l/ICCI3 oitL tno Accommodation
Train from Cumberland, end et Columb. with Mail Train
nt 215 A. direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Layton, Indiaa
polio, Lafayette, Terre Hr.ute, St. Louis end Cho-mg,
ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK, &nit_
Znneoville, Juno IS, 1855.---1
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD,
STEAMERS ECLIPSE AND ROSALIE,
THE SHORTLT, QUICKEST, AND MOSI' RKLIARLE
ROUTE vo TOLEDO, CMLAGO, ROCK IBLAND, GALENA, ♦xn
Lou., in vu CLEVELAND,
Tltie Roue• n 0110 11111A,It atdm .homer fkUd :u out 4111.
Lunn yule her 'lan Iho 61'010.mn trot• via I Iltharlapol
Three Daily Train% truth Pt I t.l•or:h Clovelaud.
Three ikuly Tram. intro
Time ie Cleveland six hoar,. Chicane tiveety•iLfl4l. itkPllf
and SL Imam Iliirty.vieven hour,
On and after 11 , 11 SN DAL Soideni tier - .t, the Train. , on
Ilia Road will run a•
The trains of the Ohio mud Penn...pilau. IL ,'road learnle
L'ltt.,lmertth . at A. AI. 0 ~ I 11) A. ?1., and 3.0 I'. Al, rut,
ue,t at AllEtnee at Al_ I1•'41 1, AL, cu d I'
folhwe
Tram. jr i'les..l.and I..rr gt Alitt&U, I' at .1 , 1 A. M.. 11. AI A.
M, and thZi P. M. cnnne, 11,1 /11111 , •,. Trdin%
rnyabogd Fall. and ALp n. ad,l 14 L'l.tehand
11.0:25 A. M., tin I' M.. and M
t, 140.1, St lAtt h I. Ibtlfi
1.1.11 [ha, , ,1.1/
ut detrault..(4.lA - 1:11..1..$ :Is.:r ssss 1• $‘ "a 1 , ur - xl, at SA,
A. M.. awl arro in,.; .11 $ l l. • 1:.1.5d At $ 1 A- 11,11 I.
.4111 , train try ' , hid: ran mart Mr, tbrArif. l s tiro
C. tit, train Chicrrto at
11c :t1 tossrwrlng and 1..51,. nrislnt:•to.
'rho c't,[o..r• lt..ntre. Ow. Nl‘mon.-.
IsrlA rs'liarf ~, I , at 14/ a' , lew." . .
Irrli.‘ ill - . 11111,11 f, .101 t'l.•/4 11,411ng
at 'l,lO l'
• nonoml.tiaa. b-... , it..
,at I' 4 1.. cotliva at "ii
/./.j•r•..- Truitt arritit”.l l'lrta•taacl : It) I'. M.
•
T—On. from .‘111...-(ttm ,•• Lia)ard to. I'arr,4
t.tn. TV - tyliesl,arg. A , rrr. end I'll.l 44.4pht,
4-.77- • ri,krt+ Clrreland. ItAl 1., North-ivr‘t
, Y.. 11, i 11... az, • 4.1 v. I lr.v ~,v Allat tsan.
Tla, I rliu4 ~.nu (level:mil in and t/Aboago ruu •
fi.11,..." 4 • 1.v••• (3.ortiannl a tdo k M I'. M.. 7'51.5 P.ll
Art - Iv., rtt R:Zio ". . 7.40 1. M. tt:.:Su P. M.
Trniu• luuvo Chief,, ti R. 4 I.tan 1 and
luvn F.,r P.,uk IRland nt ..kvo A 1.1. Mild Ili* P. M. For at
Lou,-. H.' , A Al. And 11 M
P..l , 7enger, , St. Louis go over Rcrk 140,ul Railroad in
.10b-‘t.. end thanes over the Chi-ago and nivatnaippl Balms d
to Mum, and thence-by •tearnin..l ntile3) w Smint Louis
Pas.songers by the 9-.1.5 A. M. Train arrlve nt St. Louie 11.-.13
name evening, and by the 10:7 P. M.Troivat i.on next day
rhecked through In Cleveland. and there rr-cherk•
ed tor rhu-qtgo and St. Liolih.
1 xe.2rl c - r Ist thus 2.l
To Allianco r 2 .3,., 'To
1.,a slf3 r) SIS 60
•• ilevtd.and... 490 ' rowk LPd.. is .0 14 2-7 ,
" Lialona ... IS If,
e1de.ag0......13 00 ,t,lO ' Springfield, Iv 70 le. 2.1
" 90 14 501 Ilurlington, 1110
et. L0ni5_....21 00 IC 601
1 . 1....5.ung0rs are reqn...-sted 1.. prrk - nru t!, OrLet. at the
nice of tl/1. Couttan), in the Ni v uo.,.theb thini
docr bel. , ‘ ILo cornet
Great American and U. ti. Express And
Mall Route.
• AIR LINE ROUTE
11.ETWZJal
CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS,
VIA CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS an W. boom Trano lonwe
the Illinois Cenrrsl Depot, toot of Waterntreen—
St. Louis Duy Exprvas daily, buhday. atcophad, 7:15 A. M.
fit. Loula Night Ettprotta daily, &Wird:Lyn excepted, 4.30
F. 31.
St Louis Freight and Emigrant daily, Fitindspi excepted,
fr.3o A. M.
Irlaggage chec.l.l through Co .sL
Trains ran direct through to Alton, C2bin miles without
change of can, or tomtgae„ and connect with the Company's
apiendid at omen WINCHESTER and REINDEER, running
in sac: naive connection with Passenger Trains from Alton to
St. Loofa, (2.3 mllea,) without Wading. Those boats, for
spool, oonvenience andeleuce, are unsurpassed on the
Wenteru waters, being fitted
up with Rothe and spacious
Wash-rooms, affording to pas/wager/1 tho opportunity at re
moving thn L.ust unavoidable In summer railroad trovnlia l y
and reaching St. Louis refreshed from the otTectn of a long
rido.
To KANSAS and NEISRASK A ibis is lb., mea dlr.t
route, and w.engers destined fur Bloomington, Springfield,
Jacksonville, Naples, and all points on the Mississippi, nth,
eourl, Kaman, Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, will note
the Important swing In distance being seventy-two miles
loss to St. Louis, thirty-seven miles less to Bloomington,
and fifty-eight lulles le. to Springfield, than by any other
route.
, Through Ticket" over thin route can be procured at the
various Railroad Ticket 0111 c. Ia Nesv Yurk, Boston, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, de, and at all Through
Ticket Officee throughout the Kates, and in Chicago at the
Company'" Office, No. 48 Dearborn duvet., uppoodte the Tre
mont liouue—and at the Depot of the Illinois Central
Itwl
twd, foot of Water etreet.
Itespounibla liaggago !lon mill always L. at the Depots of
tho various Roads going into Chicago, to ('Look liat.uplge
through to any point ilcwired on au, lino.
208,308 23
2,000 00
12,000 00
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
IMid
$E49,3G3 82
FROM rrrrsßuitoit TO
cow mtrus, Indianapolis, Clii,l47e,
Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Ruck inland,
Louisville, Vincennes, lowa City,
SL Lenin, Evaten file, Dubuque,
Dayton, Cairo, litilena.
Xenia, Momphis, Peens,
Zanesville, Vicksburg, Peru,
Newark, Now Orleans,
/ND TIE PRINCIPAL cmns IN TOE WEST AND IiOETII
04.9,363 8.2.
Steubenville Si. Indiana Railroad!
Which is now completed and ill successful oporntlou
tycoon ntoutousvillo and Newark, Ohio
Combining Railroad and Stoautboat t cditt o, Oda rout..
°from to thu traveler a dagree of umatort unriralbal by any
Road running 'West from Pittsburgh.
On and after MONDAY, November MI Ditili, a DAILY
LINE or elegant and swift running Steamers, commanded
by experienced and accommodating unicorn, will leave Pitt—
burgh every day at b P. M.
V ENI. ....
FAIRY QUEEN
Aqs - Passemters sleep on board, and reach Stetibenrllis at
o'clock the allowing morning—connecting with the Fain
Train at 7:11 A. IL, making direct connection will Trains
for all the above cities—thus obtaining a comfortable night's
rest, and avoiding the fatigue of fright trued by railroad.
Alfsl- Fare as cheap as by any other Railroad route.
For Through and Local Tickets, and further Information,
inquire of JOHN J. lIOUSTON,
No. lib Water street, Plttaburgh.
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
L DN%RNNY, General Agent. novla
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
Ti tsse—Plittabsirgh to li:/lakd
°ha:in r
toa ' River, is/ Arista tsong
zar-A DISTANCE OP THIIiTYONE MILE& - ctg
ON AND AFTER. MONDAY, November 12, Preig,ht and
Peesen¢er Trains still leave La wremseville, (upper aide of
Aruaa~wall,) every evening, (Sundays exc e pt,id at glg k ,
o'clock, and stop at the follawing stations:
Sherpsbarg, Irela nd's, Bandy Omsk, Verner, Helton, Lc);
gan's Eddy Logan 's Ferry, Parassvms Arnold's, Tarenvwm,
sftarder's Masan* Freeport, and Ehdchxdnetas.
Returning, will leave Klekiminetas Station at liffia
A- Id., and stop :Wall the above intermediate stations.
The Excelsior Omnibus Line will convey passengers to and
from their depot, corner Fifth and Market irtzeets, at charge..
not ornewling twelve cents.
Tickets can be had at the Omnibus Office, from the Agent
of the Company, or from the Conductors.
novl4 A . J. HOPPER, Saps/intendant-
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a~{mac ,
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T % At' OinkiD4YB' Et.;
THREE . .p&1(,1 ,
Andleat one Change of Care between'! l'
Columbn% an d Baltimore.
(N AND A rTgit 410: DA Y, June 1801, 1855, Trains ikill
run a, :dhows - '
, -
C.CllgO EAST.
,Isprets Train; .3A411 TiYtiu. Night
....10:90 A. M. 1.1.:',93 AL 11.30 M.
" " 12:50 A. M.
2:12
_12:58 " 0:11 " 3:01 "
... " 3:20 "
... 2'23 " FBS " 4:45 ••
... P:5l " 5:14 "
'• arr. 9:45 " nrr. 0:15 "
GOI N(1 WEST.
Leave
limHs
NP warli
Concord.,
8e1m0nt.........
Arrive BellEor.
. .
Lean, E-rpress Train. Nail Troia. Night Train.
Bellair ..i t1:42 A. 11. fels A. M. 6410 P.M.
Belmont- ' 10:31 " ail i " 7i12. "
Barnesville 10:52 " e:- 1- 1 " 7:40 "
Cambridge 11:5el ' ' e:O4 '• .9:110 -
Concord- 1217 P. M. /1:30 " 9:25 "
Zanesville._...- ..... _ 1:10 " 9:20 " 10-.20 "
-
N0nark....,..... ..... 2-08 " Nr.37 " 11:50 "
Am lye Columbus.. 3:20 " 12:15 P. M. 1:20 d. M.
The Ettpross Train going East will atop to takonp or Inns°
powengera, at Taylor's, Newark, 2ranesville, Concord, Cam
bridge, Campbell's, Barnesville and Belmont only. Ming
West, will stop only at the above named Stations. The mail
Train will stop at all the Stations %Otero the Mail le to be
received or delivered, and at all other Stations, on notice
being given. The Night Train will atop at all Stations, on
proper notice being given.
001ING FAST
GOING WEST
=IUD
Ohio and Poursaylvanla Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
=II
FART: LA COLUMBUS AND CLEW KLAN()
.I.DUItAND, Suc't,
CAIN ti l'itteLargb
7 MILES OP 1/IrITAVIK SAN CD,
AND MO czwvon OF CAM AND DAGOALL AVoIDIN
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago pod Mississippi
R. P. MOIWAN, Jr., Superititondmt
H. J D. SCllER.slFatlfrslos,
Urunrul Pabserig, Agent
Fall . Arrangement
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NI iv AND DIRECT . ROUTE OPEN
-Northern Illinois to Mississippi Itiv s er,
lOWA, MISSOURI
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
ALL RAILROAD TO THE MISSISSIDDI
'Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD.
FORIIIII.L7 TUX CIIIC4OO AND AURORA AN'D C7IITE.A .- I. MILLIVOLT
IS NOW COMPLETED, and Trains ma the entire diet:ince
from CHICAGO TO BURLINGTON', ION:0, Wit!lnDL change
of Care.
The Only Direct Route to Burlington. Quincy, Keokuk,
Allmq:untie, Oquawka, Wap•llo, Fort Des Moines, Council
11)ntt &c., and the ONLY ALL muutoAn norrs: from Chicago
.l SL Louis, Bloomington, Clinton, Decatur, Cairo, Spritq;-
Reid, Jacksonville, Naples, and intermediate Slalom on the
Illinois Central, Greet Western, a n d Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads.
•Trains on tho above Limo leave Chicago on the arrival o•
Trairrt from the Emit—avoiding all laying over at any of th
Sagas leaTO Darlington daily for Southern and Central
lown and Northern Missouri—making the gracktuffinid most
reliable route to reach all the important points west of the
Mississippi as far as Council Bluff, with from forty to fi fty
miles low staging than by any other rotate. The Road, for
a large portion of the way, is laid with the CONTINUOUS Ran.,
that smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West—well
stocked with the most modern Looomotires and elegant now
Oars.
4.41- By this rout?. pa......em,er: are sure of making comma ,
lions, and arriving at St. Loafs em advertised time, avoiding
the vexatious delay of fury and ice. and danger. of iivipx.
lien, es on the route by Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and nu
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS hr this route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Offices in the Fast ; at the Offico of the Com
pany, corner of Clark and Lake street;, in the Granite
building; at tFe Depot of the Galena Itallnaa4 nod at the
lilicliham Central Railroad Office, corner of Lake and Ilea,
burn streets, opposite Tretnorit !louse. Chicago.
EllEitiliT consigned by this route will receive immediate
despatch. C', O. LIA3I3IOED, Supt.
C. E. 115LLETI',.
General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Air' TICKETS can be Jinx:wed at the principal Railroad
Office, of the country, mtil9
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MI 1111 RAILROADS
- - -
VIA 1. C: I/ C . - 3.
Through front Pitt.bit •111 to Cincinnati
in 12 Hours and Lu
CONNWiltc, at Cincinnati with I'. Mall Line Steamers,
Covington and Lexington Railroad, Ohio and liisainxippi
Railroad, and the lawrenceborgh Route. Connecting via
Columbin. and Xenia, With the Dayton and Xenia, and
Indiana Central
TIIROUC,II TICKETS., T . ,/ Columba, and Cincinnati.
I.ettrigtott. LoulAvilla St. leak. Indianapolie, So. , Sr. Yin
Columbul and Xenia, it Dayton, Indianapolis, St. Louie,
Sc.. Sc.
THE LITTLE Ml5lll v.l COLUMBUS, being the /WORN /
QUICK and DIRE, route (ROM / l:'indnuatf, and
IN/1100GAillg with the Coving,ou and Lexington Railroad, U.
S. Mail Lint Steoairr , , Oluo and Iliad:pawl Railroad, and
Lawreuceburgh Route, tam, facilitiea no other route can
Rite, al through tickets by all the alto ie mute. ran only be
procured vin Columbus and too Little Miami Railroad,
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
CINCINN ATI
FIaV TRAlN—leave l'ittaburtli by'.: o'clock A. 31. Exprev,
Train, arrive nt lkilutoloot at I.c,v o'clor.l. A. 31, and
at 2, lu P. 31.
litcmin Tan,.,--Leave Pitteborgh by de lock. A. M. TrAlll.
arrive at Oolumbul at h o'clock I'. !Land Clinannati nt
o'clock, night.
rriRD T 5 2. o'clock P. st. Fast
Eiprcu Train, trill. at Columba, nt 2 o'clock A. IL, and
Cincinnati at S - .34 o'cluct, A. M.
TIVO DAILY TRAINS, VIA 1. ILI DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
lint TRAIN-- L.A., .• • NI arm o
at. Coimulimial A:1L,.Day.0...1 o'clock P. 1., and
IntllnnapoliA at 7,.5u M.
Stumm Tgari—Leaio I'lttAbur.;.. - ,1, at o'clock A. 3 1., arrive
at LlAumbus 2i o'clock, I'. 31.;
l'itt.burch nt :; •iclock l' M., arrtse.
at ColuthltO4 at 2 ~Y.lnch A. 31 , at n N 1
mt.! Ithhanapails at 10 A. M.
44- do part. Ill:, to c-111 for ti..ket.A Ala Clturibiol, being
to. niv r01ta , .1.• r.our
nr all information nod .at.. plat.° apply at
the and lbu u.vlxania Railroad OSlta p ortier
and, the lit/li./1/,%-ailvlA
J t; CURRY,
Or .11 Strt,r State , n,
00. PARRIN, Trek,! 4,-nt
0.
I %S ::TI Alit I;vle.nal Ag..t. , Cznciuralt.
01110 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
I'l `tt 101:Tr pt lc ft 1-.7 T. ! , • - :.. - r AN nVf.Y
ILI liy %Or,. 1 . .....tigev I eau funiro.4
1 , , Si Lout, Tim , , L. t.t. ~tt, Pittaburgli
THE \. ui. r.O a. aoat
cats ---vios ft-vt n.,tuy uqattatuatan "/A
Liarp.cr xaugu
ity tb. nhi.. ,m 1 14.11rtr.1
cr—thn, loW•rtt.,• - rr - r rLnum t eria , lima, for 113414 - 11.-
045—."0/Wthri:tl, 1. a74tl Tray /lautv and 111cItmwri
ILaar,..t fur I'lurr 4,1 ~14 4 ,t Toil., Ilamo
P.:14;3.T, C 131.1,),./ v lndiarlal..,ll.'. 111,er. t.: ut. loud.
Amin. /eam l'ittabargla art 1u11.,.:
TILAE.4 !MlA's 441 :11
MAIL 111..4.tn
Fantset 'fatpt 1 , 3 v, - r
•
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Parr•trg,ro amt., etar, A - mower/rm.. a: Ga.
ansiart, acrl thr•ru malt> clone coma,. wt.. nit:, Railroad
for 1 tuvarza,, with , ail 4 etatzgo •ad at inopotw •
taco tho Ohio and 3fiariuippf llslin. ui dlnrv.rfr St. falai,—
tar,..az). it, 17 Roan; rzrnorctto4r w Saalr.‘ al with the 1111.
Loin Crotral Ilailroutl for Cur.,, alwrc Ond-claro SioatatrA
C. 14 of all /Lama ba had for ifooophi, Ta.k.t.a rk . N.• . Or.
load, and all point. no Lim tovor Ntlx4ialppt river. r0.A.,.•
j‘c:, alway• Rad at at. /...nrio, stma.. [Lir thr Upgazt
.flbutaalpirt, 1114 ad. and htdarouri 01000.
Tlll, h bur:Arad uaflCro ah. , rtaot rnUta In M. 14.1414
FA ItY..—Vittar ('4.AK4
TL. St. Lucile, rb Bell.'lm:dame mod TA ...... Ai
" " Cutup.lnsx, Xenia and Ilaytou_ 31)
To •• Colmmtm.A. einritissatl arid (nr*rva.•
. •
dEcom, CI-183 Ou
Puosongoru nod ila.Qp4-, runnft.irvd (tutu DeimA IV bowl
Inv duuge
For Thmogit Tickets, nr tarch.r lurortantion. apply
to J. U CURRY, Ticked Agnut. 0. ,k P..ilatilrucal I 'otopoo;
enrner 'lto.. Moo. ',kg:Abel-a Rolm. Plttt.l.nrgt, to (1%. 1.
FAIIK TN, Tiekt.t Agrnt, Foctonil Street. Station. Alleglion)
JtJ J !4I h'S M. WAIL 1).
6npe7tptrndont Il S M. noclrowl.
KNuFLANU, A ;zeta , KttidnirgU,
ILLINOIS t;ENTRAL RAILROAD,
t arsurrxc Till:
Great United States Ittall and .4spreritt
TWO PABI3MiI-E. TRAINFt 11.liN DAILT on Ite ontlro
leugll/ (rum DUBUQUE 1, CAIRO,
aitn
ro CAIRO.
This ILad, iu cuunrction with Trruns of the Ohio an,
1 41/.iaainlii R. R and Cliacagu and Oaiiina ftulns.l, form.
the roval disci-tand only continuum It. R. routs fru
eltrchmo
unicnuo to C
C AGO TU DCBUQUE.
Train* knave Mimi, as fu,l. , we:
10 A.ll. and 10t20 P. 11--Z q. LOGI3 oar Canto Earsuras
Pnaitongore f or 13L Loula by thin train take the cara of di.
Ohio and Mi., R. R. at Sondorul, and aro carried direct to
St. Louis_
S. SI and &1O I' M ♦ND 141..71.4 EXIMESS,
001imr4p; et Dilitheth (oppoalur Irubuquo) with a Daily
Steaw Put.tats La 4L. Paul end Lilo Upper Afissi.-
ippi river role,
17alne Ica.e Cali, for Chwegt. And Dabuqap 7:.30 A. 31
and 71)0 P. M
Ptteouve , frt. ago East and plans tut the Ohtu ricer ,
deetlneji for Si. !Amin, will Nave 100 rnilne of t.tious and nu
certain rt , or unvigatiun flout Cairo to $l. hunts, and aryl..•
fifteen hours to advance of the doer route, by taktng thy
ears at Catra
Tic.kot. to zit. I.soll. Cairo, Dubuqua, at Paul, and al/ lut
portant placea Ly this rout, CO. lso had at tin, °retro of tho
0.4. P. and C.& P. Raltrosula is Pittsburgh and Michigan
Central Railroad in Chlcago. uaos,
t3upgrintan't.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE //AMY TRAINB between I'htlmlol
phla and Plttaburgh.
TIIIS MORNING MAIL TRAIN loaFrra PROatiurta for
Plttaburgh 7!.6 A. M, and Pittsburgh for Philad 1p hi at
7 A. M.
TUE EAST LINE leaves Philadelphia (or Pittsburgh at I
P. M., and Pittsburgh fur Philadelphia at 2:30 P. M.
THE. NIGHT EXPRILSB 'MAIN Love. Philaduiplua hr
Pittsburgh at 11 P. M., and littaburgh for Phtladnlphia nt
Int, P. M.
It LAIRSV ILLS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN have, Pltt,.-
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 6:30 o'clock P. M.
BRINTON'S ACCOMMODATION MAIN {caves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. IL, 3,20 P. fd., and tem P. M.
En. atavo Linea connect at Pitt.burgk filth the Railroad,
to and from St. Loula, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Lonny,Me, Ky.; Terre
31,11m0u, Lafayette and Indianapulla, Ind.; Ole nail, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontatue, &mintsky, Toledo, Clev e land,
Columbus. Zati,arilln, Massillon and Wo.ter. Ohio; ah..l,
with Steam Packet Du+ltb from and to NEAT OILL.G•2O, ST.
Lori Lovisratz and eIfICIMIATL
tOtnill TICKETS can Ito had to or from either of the
+bout• place,
or further particularei, at t 1 difloront
..tart lug ixdrits. Pormugorn from the West n ill find this tin
, bortoat and moot c/redlti..ti• root,. n t l llodalpldn , ItoJu
more. Nem York, or tl4wton. THOS. AtOOlig,
PaseLenger Pltiludelphin.
MESE
13' 21 Agent, Piasenor Lbw, Pittsburgh.
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
( TITE REAT CENTRA L ROUTE, connecting
the Atlantic Cities with Western, North-westoni
an Nail .-weisterti States by a con Guam; Railwaji direct.
This Road aim. connects at Pittsburgh with Daily Lino of
Steamers to all ports on the North-western Lakes; making
the most MILEC7,. CULAPENT and exutime Roma by which
FREIGHT can he forwarded to and from the GRZAT 141E3T.
Rates between Philadelphia ific PittsbuLrglx.
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, 76a. la Lot)
(in boxes,) Furs, Feathers, Ac
SECOND CLASS.--Dookx and Station, ry,
Dry Goods, (in bales,) Hardware, Lou- 100 lbs.
thor, Wool, &a
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon (s(k- no
and Pork, (lu bulk,) Hemp, .t.c.
FOURTH CL.A.SB.—Cofthe, Fish, Bacon atid
ig
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard OR j 40c. 100 Is.
chipping Goode from any point blast of Philadel
phia, be particular to mark package, *via iitanzytrumki
Railroad," All Goode cone*ned to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittebuth, will be forwarded without
detention.
.Captain 1.1 plums.
. d. C RUM
?mom Aeurra—Mosas . Pottas, 84 ,1 4 12 1/ • J , I. Elliott, Nov
York ; E. J. &loader, Philadelphia;mi: o t /3Pops, Bat*
saw O. more . Francbens, Pittsburgh.; innon a Brawn,
Citiclniniti, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead , Louis , Ky.;
Me'dram, Madison, Ind.; Rate...llff & Co-, St. Louis, Mo.; J.
S. Mitchell & Son, Xsanssilla, Indkuus. . '
TAD?: c r coLtnam—par AND ETHNIC*, CLABSts
IN BOOK-TIMPINO.- , -In ail departments, - ;Eluding
many new and highly valuable linprovementa, *bleb are
not elsewhere Mug L. bargOelasfes attend meanings 10:90X
to vectairo a thorough mercantile education. 'Leaves upon
all the attuilei,detheted to Antaitilt AxIRAPPI6
(new erttesn)amilteapplication to bualtkeett Also, writlng
included In the Aftwoantile Course, ur 'taught selwetfie_ l 7.
OIL for a Circular for fall partientini et College Heil, op
Peedte the Post Otlloo. Y. W. JENICIV, Principal.
rierl4
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MMI
RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUTE
TRACT itAILRO.
B 14) ADUAn•
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. J. LOHBAERT,
Snparintendelit, AltoanaiPa.
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MUMS
RAILROADS
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD.
OPEN FROM IVIIST NEWTON TO CONNELLSVILI.F,
flftpoight tulles from Pittsburgh, ou tho Youghlogbray
This now tirst-ehm. Road is now open for the transporta
tion Of passengers and freight, in connection with the fine
steamer EOLTAN, from Pittsburgh to Connell,rille, daily, it.
The :damn, EOLIAN will le.tie nor wharf, al to the
Monongahela Bridge, ever:, afternoon, at three
o'clock, for West Newton, connecting there with the Morn
ing Train leaving at sao fo- Gnmell ville. and reaching
there at 1 7:' , 0 A. hl., in time fo.: the Stage far dniontown.
Litre to (banollsailja $1 7.,
Fare tt Uniontown.. 2 21:1
A Train 17111 leave Connellsville in the morning, at fel , .
o'clock, for West Newton, and connect there with tie,
steamer Eollan at 7:30. in than tp roach Pittsburgh at 1
P. M.
Fare from ConnelLsville to Pittsburgh $1
Fare from Uniontown to Pittsburgh 2 i
The 1.... cal freight and Passenger Train will leave f'on
nellsvillo at 10:30 A. M., and returning will have Wiwi
Neivton at 3130 P. M., stopping at all tray stations for freight
ariS passengers.
On Sattirda3 the natal afternoon train will lie over until
the following morning at b:3O. o'clock.
Passengers by the Saturday afternoon boot from Pitts
burtdi can by this arrangement go forward without delay.
For further information, apply to the Officers on board the
steamboat EOLTAN, or to the Agents at West Newton and
Connellsvale. D. W. CALDWOLL,
oet3o AtNietaat Superintendent.
GREAT DISCOVERY!'
AMPLE TESTS, both by able .Practitioners
and Chemical Analysis, have demonstrated the great
value of PROF. DE CRAM'S beautiful combination, milled
KLIXTRIC OIL," fur the relief and cure of Pain. But the
pool& themselves are rendering their verdict in a manner
both unmistakeable end satisfactory. More than ALUM bot
tles have boon eold iu a very short time—a great proportion
to chime who heard others recommend it, who had trio! if.
That it is a splendid discovery, a everywhere acknowledged;
mel nothing like it was ever before propartxL Why, fur
Eases alone, it is worth $100,001.1 a yeei to the people, as It
always miren these painful tormentors in twenty-fora- hours.
But what is It not worth to the people if it mires Salt
Abeam, Erysipelas, Xlenker. innons, Sores of all kinds, (Ire.
°gauntly taking away all the pain in twenty-four hours,)
Ithenniatism, Neuralgia, Palpitation, Headache, Bronchitis,
Piles, lltumb l anrpdaiote , tkamps, Sprains, Sore or Swelled
Breied, Felons, Wounds of all kinda ik.c.l Would $600,000
express its value to the people! En. Seams° a men will
0,0 treaty for relief from sun.. Will this Oil relieve pain/
Certainly it will. Such men as see have often named, honor
able and high-canided Merchants, Mayors, Doctors and others
Intro so said, after tram ten to fifty, trlahk. They say the
fILECTRIC OIL is the finest medical Comblmxtiou ever pre
pared, neither offensive nor Injurious, but effectual in all the
above and many other cases. Some honorable and heavy
bush:mess firms Lave, ft is true, sold some of the old (turpen
tine, bituminous, or aunt tar, ha /ic.) external applications,
until their customere returned bottle after bottle, with the
remark that "the remedy was worse than the pain" yet
such men have never recommended nor given countenance
to them. Inn Bell some of our host inerchants ordering ,ItoTt
Airy ten days, and always giving additional tostimony to
the value of this wonderful disoovery. That a great many
Ladles are using it as a medicinal toilet article lor Maraud city
and their children, is well known. It curse all Pimples,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face and neck, In BO short a
time, you would scarcely credit IL It frequently redone, a
paluful swelling iu two hours; has done it in half no hour;
cured many effectually in six hours. If ladles knew the
roethinp, strengthening and hailing virtues in this Oil, they
lffoPlti never , b. Indunocl to ma anything else for womb com
plaints or pains of any hind, '
We nose insert a letter Just rts,clved (rout Hume Wu,cy,
Esq., who went to EngLnd six works slice, (to din)
Loanos, July IR 185:x
PILO,. De GRATH, Putla.—Deur Sir: When I left team for
m. boalth, (scrofulous eruptions, Ac.., I most' expected t o
return mann, Indies lit that env complaint ((until soon Con
me off. Witum you gave dine bOttiee 0/f your Electric
Oil to take with LIP!, 11.4 Iner, Iy a pailiatie.. I did nut (Wilk I
would su eery soots be called upon to thank yon, as I now do,
;or my completorestnnatoii.
I ran only say, before the depertma of the steamer, that
you hose only to come here with your Oil, to make a forum,.
In an year. There LB lint mother hirldltlr 111.41C1110 In Eng
land, if in the world. I will write by neat Steamer.
Yours, most truly, !Izmir Wacr.
It cannot be thkir imaginations, who stale that old Sore.,.
that have diechargeol foint six month., to Ova years; have
been cured by this Off It cannot be untrue, nor n deceit-
Lion, VILICI, lath a relieved in one ,lay, often id half an hem.
No I onsunnory scone dictate. m.!—mid six hundred written
letters nay not Come end see theme. A inplar Doctor Ip
attenditnee; and Ladies ran consult a lady, privately, by
dropping a line to the office. Advice from a distance, mak
ing Inquiries that nay pli)-rici.n can answer, will lee prompt
ly attended to. Always enemas n stamp, as our whiney are
ticely ;fret!, and we are drown upon too often in this Iva).
ram,s trentrol liberally, with or without the OIL ne S hAve
t I . l.rortanv mex - etaterl thin express perpoee.
PP.uF. e' ere ORATII,
N... :JO
IN - re. I.( r.,11 lee:I, Inc tube. I io.hooleel.
not Ify tun of any ran.-nr !allure lo care in from half an hour
to tar.-. weeks, as I to urn nil.
443 - I'm sal., L., In. PA. U. KEYSER, 140 NV N.F.I
anz:Mdt,
CibninitOpolltnn ANuet i
ENI EN Ts for thu Statond Annual
0011, 1,11 ow( Lb., 11.,1- 11,et/tut.,"
of I.sll•rut 11, uJ rt. o..nq IX*ll rtuult. int Oa.. 41...e.t
, •ItErtl,lu 111.1. r.; tho Snn Lp Llit•
(Ari.Artm,.l (11,1.1 i ~ t trtCl VI X,' Wlthill llt 1i1t.113 co-; t •
thoia,usil
In lartnnig I 1,. Ilan collection. lb, daltnainn voriat at
AnleticitAatt.,and
ha., not ..varl.ad C...putuisuoitt., ha, lawn ovan..l
of the atirq ductstr a titiyht.tl Abu , Tjt-an tu-tn,t, itt o
et..ntr.Luto num, of tlactr tntrit pi - ulna/ow. Aa.mm:,-,
th.n. nrr threa Start , le ituat , t, t ( . 01.4,1 ht ttn, crnsatest
:ticutpurr.
Witti Y, WASFIINtiTtIY. tha .: I ht. t"..outQ.
11.1:NJA \ YILS\6LII, U. Phthat...pltef.
DANIF.L. WIESTE!I, the Stairnutatt.
. . .
4 t.peetal vent. Europe an. 111.1i0 r-rreftit end
judic 00. .0,-t4on• 0! .ort: of .rt, truth in bro.:u
and tnartdo; Statuary Itutl Clancy Pet:rim - 4.
the e I,..rmtit t ; la.rttie and ‘alnattl. 1,1
Paihtinp end ititat.uary. to tit dtstrittated Into among, tlai
tiltll3lwro if the in, the .ieeond year,
Tt.ILAIS UM 11E.4.111Fdttiii1P.
• 71- I , ,yulv.it if Three Italian, toreditute, ay) one 171 , 131.
•d Une A.:0r:2130n. and entitle,. Inn, to ettlie: tic.
41-aptztare tar one year, aivil ala,, a ticket it the tlatributiun
of the data:try and Pain
Th. Literati. r knurl to 1411.1b,Cribi,14 clf II)0 -
lag ta,,,a4hly Alagazi4eit .11.q.t - lier's,Ptltztattee linielsorboetter,
titw kuw.l ti, 1101110114.1.1 Void, Oratiamia, and tiod e ys k U,
dj'. 110.4,
;Prr Laßtng nrt ruembernl/4. 6ro (11Utiod to OJAI tiTt.
.4 tb.- Ili.glitatlt% for UM' rrat, rod to cfz tint,* in Ur, distri
trutlou Tim uet pn,,oed, doriv,J fr•Mi lb° 'lo member
It hips a‘.• riePrOtgi (0 tit, parrquixo of a. orto. of art for dm en.
Lulug yeor .
ram Seemed 1,• 121.coatioa a mpasl.ar tbbi
Awn-tatto. UFO-
I.t A.I. reresce ti,. 4a mita. of their ruhscriptie.
of V., tl.. .4..prltnr %Jamul!". I.4"ratar".
Ea.! , roarritalting toward, purchsv!!!!!:
fla".. \Jur", s of t Arl 1111141. ar« w ha dintrlbta•A anwnay
therna , .ll on, awl aro at Wararna tin". oak:our:1;0n • Lila A rt,ta
t!"!!!,!!!!!,, 1 1 1 .1.1m1A5 t.Pouhaada 4.11ar , . litrtaqll
agency.
Pornesta as nuaddrl,/unde ue, nearaPcralnp wlll planar giVC
!1"."_ pr../I."jax"fadrus fu/i, Lila Wraith they'lltel
Um Alazaam" .•. a Lai 112 , 0 the lettoe regiatretal at
eh. p05L,121,-, w praarall kaa; on Its receipt. a certificate of
enantharabep, together arab the Stagadne cloaked, will he
fur cal 4ny part of tba country,
fleueo who parchVe 3145;94140 - ilt bockstucd. anti qt.erv<•
taut by JoUtli43 this IcauPtatkni, they nzeine the Atnparkto
arrd free ticket in Ur arum/ti clislri r tndenta all at the same prize
they h"e pay fur the %lahnlzino Mom.
I , co lArasberattipa, whirrs.
C. L DERBY, Actuary C. A. A..
At either of the Principal Officr.a—"linickortiocker Maw,
Ono" of 340 Itroachirav, No York or Weatorn office, I fici
{Valor Drool, SaDduaki Ohio.
iihr" dillaseripanna received by Dr. °W WK 11. IiEVDER,
Ho 140 IV ood atsoot, Honorary dexcentory, far Pittatnargh,.
Penna. nor?
WAMER CURE INSTITUTE, Rand at.,
(douth itido) between Penn &met and thn
Pit=a.
h, Pa.
DAICI.2, Graduate and Practitioner in the Old
Schools of Niedlcino Allopathic and Hom eopathic. and for
the past ton year. a ancrmdul Llydropathist, han opened a
WATER CURE I the above location.
astn,limetan‘l Inummiiat.,Cfoct thus:
Iwi ' syNtem
ha, MI 11 annlrend diet:gam scuts and dome, while it
14 mild, grateful and invigorating t ale weak and 41,11itsted,
t enders it peculiarly desirable in hunillea, who will 1w troatorl
et their homes.
Allopathic and Ilooncop.thic treatment wW ho rulautia
tared where desired; hut, after long and thorough napery..
ence, D,rwr Bschy 01 , M. derided praforonce to Ilydropethy,
which Mu, throcighout the old mid now world., proven or
4011.4(1, OCIOOMAI iu every term of disease, incltidinfr
rlOloul Cionalimpthiu, Umatilla% DYsPePaTit.
and Chronic Rbeutuatisia, Menne. Cutaneous, . memo ail.
Liao: Disease . Testimonial. of cares front highly mputable
citizens of nearly overy State In the Union, ran he examined
at Doctor Ltasa.V. offloe. The Reveremi Clorgy are invited to
consult him gratis.
Warm water being aged in the cammencement, and often
throughout the treatment, It it a luxury Instead of tinpl v.
sant, ass those annoquaintml might implootve.
Itarguts2„s --)tosua Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilma, W. IL William., Tbomm.ot. Bell, .1. 11. Wel
din, D. T. Margo, Wm. B. felines, E. K. Epsilon, It. bl
Kerr.
The undorliguesh havtug visited Doctor DAzu'a lustittt
iou, told witnessed hie rucrodeflal treattuout. hboorfull)1
romulood turn as thoroughly oducatod and 411.11111 Phy
'chin
Char'. T. Ittnaa• Jolt APOunnell, David /hint, John C.
'arta,. Robert Patrick l John B. thrtngaton, John Wright,
V. W. Patrick, Mos. 1 , . 'Wuxi, U. Or fishy ()wag.
octlecdaw
)Ult ENDKAVOR IS TO PLKASE.
Low s - l't4 Eating House,
tub WoCsi street, i'itisbwygs.
All parsons Auld of Q 001) LI VINO will please d % 000
call and Judge for amsels...et. Always on hand, s • )
the best of Oysters, Moats, edirgo• I'm, iMariaic
wads Bread, Piss, Cwitatits, warm torn Brafid.(
Mush rind 3111 k, Fried Mush, Warne., Buckwheat Cakes, 80.
The conking will be such a, will gratify epicures.
.o.d - Families supplied with fiynters at reasonable rates.
°CC:7:U ,
it:lidAl CTLO — Chi AND JEW EU< Y
-1) ROBERTS It BROTillth urn uuw sellun; thitir their
large and carefully eelocted stock of flue Watcher,
nwl rich Gold Jewelry at greatly reduced Kivu+, to nuthe
room fur an entire aew stoop, which wlll to received direct
from the }a tarn nututactories in a few awoke for the Yidl
t rude.
l'urtluigers olegiring Go buy goal iwdn at low ?Hoeg.
ehould call luitnodlately gaol °iambic our olook, ua wo ore
oletertniuoil o close It 'out without rogard to coot ur tbru4Or
orocee. Don't forget the place.
ROBERTS 6: BROTLIER,
No. 41 Filth etreet, next door to Wood,
IVutelww, Clock, eael Jewelry repaired In the bent
manner, and vinrrannaL i121:le
A DRSIDERA
JACOB'S A.8.LA10.631 PENS
...a will he (mad on trial superior to Gold er Steel, re.am-
Wing the Quill mtiro than the former, and collecting none of
the sediment about them which steel pens do. They will be
found unrivalled for Records, Deeds, 6e., as they do not—ae
steel pens will--ehanxe the color of the lob lace a few nom.
One trial will prove them to he the pmt that has been sly
much willow'. gold exclusively in Pittsburgh by
I.OI.7GIiItIDOE 4 MAX - WI-IX,
No. 126 Wood street '"-
RAZORS—To those who shave themselves, a wally good
Razor—ooo that cuts sweet and clean, and continues to
do so for years---is a luxury; eaves temper, time and money.
It is now universally acknowledged that Gllchrist's.kmerican
Razor, sold by W. W. Wal-SON, corner of Market and
Fourth streets, fur mirpasses any Razor of Knell& mans
*tyro.
. Rimier, try one of thrum and if yini don't lied the '1144,2 t .
went true, Wiham will return you your money.
novld 19., W.. yiellaMi— ,
• ...,
14 EVOLVERS! REVOLVERB,IO, r
...
L% calved, by Express, direct from • ~.c.rrp.. :•
the numufacturers, a Bplendid timuwt'' :; •'... 1 - ..
meat of Coxx'e REPEATING PISTOLS,• . — l‘, .
four, eve and six inch barrels all of .. .Z:f .
which we will sell far cash netts low
prices as they Can he bought in tte city of New York. Per
eons going to Australia and California will dud putt they can
do bettor by Entrolwadog . ttwir ogtupogo at . ID, than • they,
can among. stranfore we glen persona a hence to tr'
any of the above 'idols before =this the' fl and in case
of a failure we refund the money.
110'iVN A ilerliFY. ~• ,•.'
. ..
186 Wood duet, Pittabtugh.
Th -c,„cw.i. wicks for Bale by
1,111. Y H. OOLLLN&
MUM
- -
_
IFITN A INSURANCE COMPANY, HAAT
FORD, CONIV --Chartered, ISID: Increase of email
Capital to Half a !litho') Dollaral •
PAID UP CASH CAPITAL, 4'500,000.
Tile Thirty-sixth Annual Statement of the Assets of the
-ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, as furnished
this Agency on the let of January, 1855, under oath:
Real Estate, unincumbered 16,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 pm cent,
payable semi-annually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, semned by mortgage.— 7,313 17
Bills Receivable, well secured- payable at Rank... 126,327 35
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut. 97,515 00
Rank Stocks in the city of Hartford .......... ....... 142,898 00
Dank Snicks in New York city 98,050 00
Cash on hand, in Hank. and in bands of Agents
and .:here . _
$173,212 63
The amount of liabilities dun or not duo to Banks Or other
creditor,—not !Ong.
.I.oBBeB adjusted and duo—none.
busses itiljusted and not due—sl4B,6lB 72.
Losses unailinsted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof-01,257 50.
All other claims against the Company are small, such only
al printing, dm.
Agents Instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insnrivi in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the tire department, nand other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies; the de
sign la to limit the lose by any one fire to $lO4OO, or less.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Hartford, January Ist, 1885.
Steve OF ContrEorlcur,
Hartford County. J
Personally appeared, Then= A. Alexander, Secretor/ of
the „Etna Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going eitatement, by him subscribed, he trite, according to his
test knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWLEP.,Justico of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company fur the year 1854 exceed
$750,000. while the premiums received for the same time far
exceed any other year, since the organization of the Coto
pany.
Polloil3B, covering neatly all descriptions of property, issued
at this Ageuoy, et remunerative inital.
_ (Mice, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh. Po.
jaul I U. It. TItN-MYCK, Agent.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY LisTSU
RANCE COM PAN T.—Otlico iq tho North Room of th.
dxcharigo, ou Third irtroet, PIEULADETPELIA.
OtT Vasasta, )
Ctano )- To all parts of the World.
Pak ' rotrrs, )
INLAND INSURANCES
On anode by Rivera, Canals, Lakes and Land Carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
FIRS INBUTtANCES
Ou Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, &c.
ASSETS OP VIE COMPANY, Nricenther 7 1853.
Bonds and MA gas, 24,300 00
, itate of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
(Jordan, Southwark, and other loam 181,553 42
Stocks in Banks, Railroads and Insurance Com
panies
Rills mailable
Cash on hand_
Balances, h, the hands of Agenta, and premiums
on Marine Policies recently issued
Subscription Rolm.
=rufous.
Wln. likrtin Dr. B. M. Huston,
Joseph 11. Ps:al, Hugh Craig,
Edmund A. Solider, Silencer MeDrain,
John C. Davis, Charles
E Kelly,
Robert Burton, Samuel . Stokes,
./ohn R. Penrove, Henry Sloan,
1 /oorgo fl. Loipor, James Traqunir,
Ildward Darlington, Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
11. Jones Brooke, imbue. Price,
J. G. Johnson, James Tennent,
Janus C. Hand, • John IL Semple,
Thoophilus Paulding, Charles SctuiSer,
James B. !McFarland, J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
W. C. Ludwig, R. T. C. Morgan, do.
WM. FIARTIN, President.
Trios. C. 11AND, Vico President.
•helgrii W. °ORAN, Se road}
'P. A. MADEIRA,Amt.,
marl 6 No. Sh Water street, Pittatrdrei.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' LIFE,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY ON
PHILADELPHIA.
(...iiitid 5400 000
4 F.,144,t .ocpr.l) Jo ~,,.,i 5400,000 .
Thls Cumptany effrints Firuluvumnee on Buildings., Goods,
Furniture. &a. Marine Insurance on Venvels, liftrgo and
Irright. Inland insurance on bloods, by Rivera, Lakes,
Canals, liallnauls, and Lind Carriage generally. A 1..), Insn
flail. upon Lives, upon LllO most favorable termer
Ilan. Thom. R. Florence, Janie, F., Neal!,
lieomo 11. Arpatrotrg, Chart," Dingo%
I'. Middleton. E . It. frelinbold.
1 I. •IM /1 .1 hi. Frc•l. C. Itrouater,,
Tbonta, MAndertleld. Isaac Leech.
THOMAS R. F:4IRI-17 , :CR, President.
Ems tr.r., It. littnaoto, Secretary.
I 1 TM. flow, 1t0n..7. H. Mkllmork.
L.ll P Sham - ion, Col. 8. W. Blio
1G.u..1 11. t 1 t40 , t.5 A. B. itiltimolet,
TL•noso J.
11.41,11 .7. K. !ll , ...mbead,
H.
'rte char - actor of tho compaily to a Lb° first class.
~ot tho ruvr sod unusual privilligni of Fin., Mario
sod Lifs itisuriorr.
atilt Semen of elevated standing ara nascr - ,...4,ted in its mal
.euter.aent, azitl interetand a... 4 Sle:holders.
THOMAS J. litINTElt, Agent,
N 0.90 Water arrant,
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCI
tr t_l F'.l NV, Ot PIIII.A.DELPIITA.
a - rcas—Charles W. B-neker, Th...rus Hurt, Tobias
Wagner. Funnel Bent Jacob IL Smith, pen. W. Richards,
¶ t , hircal I). Lcwir, .Idmpiti E. Boric, David S. Browne Mor
rit, 011..14.N. BANCE&P„ President.
C. 41,.. I. PA, Err Secretary.
t.}...nunue to nth., .I,IIEMZEOe, perpetual Or limited. on ever•
of property, n town and cute try, u rates as 100
“.9 41 , callidimieltt with trrurity.
conusmy havo res , .reell a largo Contingent Foul.
I.lcli, with their capitol and premiums, safaly invested, xi
turd ample p.r(aertion to the
11,0 Ar, t y„ n of tt, t'ompany un January let, 1851, as put,.
Milted agre...bly to nu Act of Assembly, were es follows, viz.:
Mort g a g e $918.1 . 1 68
Estate-- . 84-377 78
Temporary Luaus. 1111,961! 17
Stocks
.............. .............. 61.889
64,311 81
Tutal . $1212,748 44
!C l ue, their jowl - I - Jura/toe, a . pariod twenty-one P .r..
thoy have paid upward' of Ono Miltiou Foar hundred Thou
.ral Doiiarx , lounc thereby afforaing ovidenco of t h e
anivaatagas of Insurancooto won mo the ahiliti and dlopauttion
to /tarot with itroniptoesg all habllittea.
x l . RCII.I NTS' ,tip MECHANICS' MU-
Iti_ TUAL INSURANCE IIOMPANY, Nu SO Walnut
&Out, .occoul dourFoartil,
ppla
9300,000
.- Capital Rohl in 8200,000
Cleirtered by the Leginlatt.r. of 14. - ,aasytounat. April 2,
'thin Curnpairy is mos prepared W tune Policies to Mr..
Marino, Wood. Navigation and Railroad riska, at ao cor
rect irttue of Perrniusu; and hnving Dto locttrity of u ca.. 6
capital, it also rtfilinls Ilia ifinfged cni it :moat tortiailmtion in
.he profits, without arty Inability aliatavor.
DI RECTUM.
ii. 417 I- Sleanumb, Stomou Toram,
J.Amx W. Tilford, Joh nM. Grumme t ,
IXtr/d IL Taylor,
Thumaa D. limit, A.latautkr Marp y,
H. K. Richardson,
William y 1.k.m.., John N. Geal.n, N. T.,
IY 04E14 MIIFTK, dqiiLes W- Wvas444}."; Y.
11E-NRY 1.. STEP/0180N, President-
D. K. Patnaltalms, KocretßlT.
THOMAS .I. HUNTER, Agent,
oct3o N.. DO Water at.., betlrcanWoud and Market
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF PITTSBUSOH, corner IN Fourth and
horothtiohl worts.
AUTIIOIIIIIZRD C.APITAL, saKOOO.
furore thOldirors and other property qrsingt low or dnue.
Ito by Fire, and thor perils of the Son and lohthd Itirnvipar
and Tromportotion.
Wm. F Join:ingot, hotly Pattereou,
it 11 . 1Matock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M. Lomb 1. Cirior Sproul,
A. J. Jonoa, (Mery R. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Chrrior,
Jam. 3. Negley, W. S. Harem,
17ado Hampton, 11, it, Pnrit,
11. R. Cogge
Huh WM. FaNSTON, President.
ROI*" PATT N, Vice President.
A. A. Cenam,, Secretary and Trine:fuer.
S. 9. CAll.llllllt, ...iistant Secretary ,
IUNITED STATES LIFE INSU-
I_ RANCE, ANNIITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Yana
rea_rina.—Charterod April 211th, 1880. Charter PerpotuaL
V... 50,000.
°nice, Sonttreest CAPITAL,
°gruel. of Third and Chestnut strrets
I.4lLadelphla.
OrYICERS OF TIkE HOME BOARD AT PiIILADELPIITA
DlREeme,
Stephen IL Crawford, Paul U. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson,
o ltre m n at ee
o tohose ry, n,
ilmjamin 'W. Tingley,
Jamb L. Florence, JIM*" Devoreux,
M. Godwin, William hicKce.
President-430Tbm R. Cranford.
Pre_ident—Atutiroso W. Thompson.
Italic! Armrountes ,-- h--JameslL Wilma, 31. D.
Alinjhessy Oily—R. B. Mowry, llf. 1).
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent.
narlT:y No. 74 Ftipt - th stmt., Pittsburgh. .
_
- vv-ESTiiiii.ti INSURANCE COMPANY ;
Ommon, Soorium
Prrnuitnton.— It. an r.mat, Jr., President: P.
y.
CAPITAL, $300,1100.
Will mien, against all !duds of risks, and MAILINE.
All losses will be Liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A 1101310 Institution, managed by Directors who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to
the
the du:matter which
bey base assumed, as ufiering the limit protection to those
who desire to be imam&
• ihasninue—lL. Sillier, Jr.. C. W. Itklietson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr, if. 11. Smith, C. Ihnisen, George W. Jackson,
Wm. It. Lyon, ,lames Lippincott, Licorice Nixie, James Ilc
.Attley, Alexander Bimini:, Thomas Scott.
4 / 1 " Mice, No. te2, Water street, (Warehoview of Soug s &
1./u., up stairs) Pittsburgh. nov2,l:ly
Pittsburgh Dollar Savings InstitutioU.
No. til AntilA Stmet,
NRXT BOOR 'TO THR ' PITTSBURGH HANG,
Is NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'olocle;
also, on Wednesday and Saturday °rootage, frfim T to 0
o'clock. ,
Doposits received of all some not lm than Omi Dam.sn,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June
and December. The Trptem, fur the purpose of furthering
the lmnevolont objects of the Institution, 'have entered Into
a guarantee bond, thereby giving additional security to d.
posltona
hooks ountalning the Charter, By-Saes, Rules and Regu
lations, tarnished gratis, on application at the office.
President—GEOßGE &LAMER
VIC& PILEISIDENTV. ,
John H. Shoonborger,
Charles Knm,p, .. .
N. Grattan Murphy,
Theobald Dmbstaettor, '
Isaac IL Pennock,
• William J. Anderson. ~
rsoureank
Jobe G. Baekoreu, James Hardman,
Hill Bargarin, John Id. Kirkpatrick,
Albert Glllbertaon, John D. SPOord,
Robert Chester, • Robert Harms
J. Gardiner Coffin, Whiter P. Marshall, ~.:
Alonzo A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John 8. Cosgraro, Henry R o bogwalt, - ,
Charles A. Colton, Robert,
E. G.
E la, George R. Riddle, Fronde Francbtr James Rhoads
George P. Glihnore, James Shittlo,
James 8. Boon, George 8. Baa
William&Savo% Alaaander Tindle.
""..".---- and Trecriunw—cgAßLEB A. COLTON. A
~~s~
I, obngo b'Lth.
Hopewell Hepburn
George R. White,
'Wllllam F. Johnston
Jamea W. Hallman
AleXrinder Bradley'
SS llllalu Phl.Ripa, •
(O XOO bap prime Rio ibr Bale by
ocrelif ationta, MAIR k 1117NTEIL
REMSM
=EMI=
Ma=
PlTTl)tiTtall RE Pr RPVCR
• ..
' d. I iAIiFTNER COFFTN, Agent,
oilier, north-enst car. Wood and Tided els.
v, .
Berge
BANKlatsr 'AND 'IMQ
A USTIN Broker
N(}. 6.1 FOUttlifitiOc, LtbetVi) Vtake tali.,
Hoods, Moitglitek; and Suite ititicbilitthinly,pegotinttid.'.
Stocks bikght and sold' on . comfnfolloil.
bought atoibrd. •
PirtictiTar atteritlett paid to ate In:wawa and Pale or Cop
per Storks.
Au contentinieareto atkended pronay.
_ _
10DATRIONS 4g5 PRIENDr Bankers ttqa'
,
change ftroke:Annd*alers ,lore, riiittg; oteeep
sores, tioltf, Silver andltank - NOW. Exclicu e v,tai=t!="43t,
ern and Western Cities cenAtuitly-ror -
Collections made in all the titre; throlighout thellnttcd
'States. Deposits - received in - )ar funds or current paper, at
the corner of Filth and Woad str:tets,"'" feb.4
. .
NHoLivErs & SONS, Bankers and Br- , '
. etange-Brokers, and Dealers in 1 4 11ths, DraflA 4ceept.
Cold, SIM:-I=d Bank N'otes. - gaclutriiri On.Ae 14.4t- 7
era and Western Cities amstantly for•sale.
Collections made in all tho'citles throughtnat ther, = Triiitcd
State& Deposits received In par fonds orcnrrentraner4te:
67 Market street, betneerr Tbird and Fourth sty. Un.30,15i
212,505 06
et E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and . his
VI . change Brokers, Dealers ih Eirharige44:lla;Darifi
Notes, fflgignildlinih - Drafts;"&c:'rrilriatfora earetallY - at2'
tended tcy sattiarceeds remitted to any parrrof
Ettoelra bopglit hadiald on orsilaiialonl
@3* No. ,4 Bough street, past din e r tap:l°Am* of Pitts
burgh. i - • - ,sOOl3
TOHN WOOD§, Bank9r acidE,x.citangQ
VBroker Denieri. in ,° .RiichanO, binunercitiFilitif
Note. Stock bought and sold on COMMISBiOD. Collection 4
atareftally attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
Far No. 58!,i Fourth street, nearly opposite desDi. M.
Bank. death
ripHOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker,, and
Dealer in NOtesOkaide, Stocks, Real &WA; &C.,141:475
Fourth street, l'illabargh, Jana-
CLOTHING.
CLOTH G S
_
JOU WCLOSKEY. 'CO.,
FORMERLY OP THE oßutiminit.l3UYiiiiNG DRPOT
os Lteravx anger, which has *run ansuthanndwipopubirity
under the name of the THREE BEI DoCißS , bar.e.for tho
purpose, of G./airing moreSPaculur 0u :5 12 u,u9 15 9 b'g r 4 1,0 4 4,
removed to the epacietuf beading on the'
COMAE. OE_DIAIdeND A4Elf A2roarpco Angirr t ,
Wlicre 4E7 have now,tbo Most 41!;1141.1*.ch . . ,
CLOTHS MD READHRUE - CLOTHING t
TharU43 4:4r him fire;rd to the Public."
Thole principal object for Ma removal, ls to give- them
more facilities for
Tin] Irnot,Eskx xtuar,..
They are prepared to sell Geodsat the' •
Lowest Eastern•Prieein'
And they will, warrant thew. to be as good as any..otagaba.
tared in the Union.
24,012 20
159,825 94
10,071 30
Cuatom Work In thp /kit. Style,
AND UFO/ THE SlDAnzErr warm.
They bare on hand a fall and beautiful anortnent of
CLOTHS AND COATINGS,
POD F00C7.8, DUBS; WAGIMIG AND IMEZIRtea OW,
Our intoresta aro identical with dame of our custoNak,
and w =cure the public that our fldolity Kijj.got a al
lug ald orders we may be favored with.
fict'ayjoaarY cue pucE,
121,107 67
100,000 00
$627,476 53
NO. SS WOOD STREET,
(EAU HMO, COMM OP DIAIIOIID
N. IL—Wo desire our patrons to understand- that we have
au loner any connection with the Clothing Business- oa
Liberty street. Our attention is devoted exoltedvoly to the
house above designated.
mar 23
HAMPTON 4.1.11F1Z
& CAMPBELL, clae of the
firm of Hampton, Wain . s' Et' Wholesale IMittee? ..
in St&e'S AND BOYS' CLOTIIING, attApted to. Wor4Atirn
Ttude, N 0.87 scree , betiveert WiSci44l4iTirtteket, PttC
burgh.
Amongst our. stock, which is the largest and most completv,
he the country, wfil be found, at low prices—
Man's Clothing, of every description;
Boys' do. do.
A Milt varietY Of Underr,/dria artd Drawers;
A lull at,* of llaritikerchiefe, Cravats, Neck lies and
Stocks;
A splendid assortment of Suspenders:, • • • •
do. do. Men's Winter liosicry;
do. do. Boys' do.
Linen and Muslin Shirts and Drawers;
Canton Manna{dn. do,
Gum Elastic Goods;
And a fall atock of goods adapted to Miners and Farmers'
wear, &c.
Also, Umbrellas of all grades.
ors_ We Invite our old acquaintances, and all dealers iii
our line, to call and examine for the.msolves. We era •now
opening our third hapidy, and our stock is Pall and complete. 1
Warehouse on Third street, half way between red
Market- c.41N0.,‘:
CLOTIIING STORE, No. 4. Sixth
sheet, Libert.). The oule.riber loss jtyt.opon-.
va la.; t'stal.dialunout, where ho hoe alweyc herd
large mud Choice assortment of all articha of curnma,
ho warrants enuol to any In the city, and will et
the muse reaisunable pricea The ptiblicanineeptested to Rive -
him a call. brauftly] Or.V.MIEnf-KIL •
DRY GOODS
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS AT
LOVE EIIOTIITES, No. i f Mcir4,74 sroot, Pittsburgh,
wigu or the origigat ME. Wee
Oar DIMsEIIOODS DEPAIYPIME:IT is unusually full, and
contain sonny of the richest ant. moss desirable Goods that
we have ever been aide to offer, Such us
Extra: ..raper Sillt ;
French Merilsos; Cashr,res ;
Moos lAdurct; Mid,: Stripes; Coburg-1r
NEEDLE WORK —The hustassortmeotin thy city. • •
Collars, Cho:Ml.4;es, Sluoy4u;
Floitwiugs. Edgings nod hisertiogs;
Shawls, Cloaks. Tama and Scarf. , ;
New style Brodie, Plaid, Cashos.'e Moire A at. Yelret.
Stellar, Crape Silk, .t.c.
Together with a large assortment of MOUSEL' 4 I(I GOODS.
of 41 dtucriptiona.
Our DOMESTIC and 11.01;S$
MEET is well raipplied, and we feel confident that ire c o n
offer greater indumnent.... new than we have over bean able
to eilbr before. We solicit au examination of our stock ho.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as all will &al E. to-their mama
tagetod° B IL
will he almost daily in the receipt of new and de
sirable bloods throughout the suisee
(Formerly Fong LOVE
StevensonEAOTIIERS,
Luny)
sap@ SiDinlS Market arrant, Fittaknatzh, Pa.
HOTELS.
HOUSE;GMRGE AUIt:ENTZ,
Procarcron, No. SW aberty street, Just beside the
ealsouger Oepet of the Pennsylilltlia Nallrosui, which make:.
it the roost conthiliant house in the city for passengereard.
;lug by that road.
Thu proprietor baring, at connideral;le . expel fitted Ai.,
In excellent style, the MANSION IMPS, wt./ d respect
fully solicit n share of publl pltrommnr . , 'There attached
a splendid STABLE add e WAGON YARD, al:kird
iev., ample noeomnratatl® to travelers . aiad • Ms
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the, beet the market
can afford.
febLy. .
ST. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn awl 'St.
Clair streets, £ittstrargh, Pm=kiThe undersigned, fanner.
I) of " finurn's Hotel," tarring IntknOldnlargo and commo
dious HOTEL, and ha Thsig cattod ii. in taagnificent style,
would 1111'45 Ida friends and the traveling plate
e re a
to Assumed, math the couirenkeica of the e
entire end lain long empor In the business, an, n gtre
entire icatiafactiou, and h ie chargee anKterate. .
feb22 MI. C. CO.DINFILY.
G•
---
00D INTENT HOUSE, corner of Libor ty and Grant etreete, near the Railroad Depot
janl3:ly JA3flil4 seelaroN, Prqulptar
. _ .
RESTAURANTS
WILKINS HALL, W. C. QA.1.448.(31:1ER.,
Pnocancroa, Fourth street, between Wuckl and aitL
tield.—Thit swims establiahment hum been ream' .by tho
subscriber, and completely renovated. Ile U atall home
prepared to furnish every tumor y that can be fotind In the
beet regulated restaurants to the &atm_
. yeAciop
vlll al, be 0 4 ) 4 0 4 1 ,1 0, 04 , 11 'CM bee.
q_s9l . , Von, In Ice telpon, erCe wain whltu,
[Opel c.'amxganiar.
CORNUCOPIA -OYSTER AND COFFEE
HOUSE. D. BARBARA Paopamvu, No. de, Fifth strut,
between Wood nod Marlon, Pittsburgh- juul9ll.y
KENNET ALE.-IV.--.WENCILISFL
Bottler of BUITIT'S colebratolt ..iceouott 4 10 opt
'ltrowo Stout. Mao Cotutuou 410 toAliqortor, in quart , and
pint bottl9L
TIIO sttatitiq of Boultioa, and tho trod°, to respostfully
sutieltod:
A/rINERAL WATER AND SARSAPA
„ILL urTA.4 WM. D. ENQ LISR Pittstreuti below Pena,
3 ULM , manithetining andliiittling the above bein'aietren
uti extensive scale. Ills artieaes are of the best quality, anti
manufactured from Um purestanateriala. oFtl7:ly
ORPHA NS' - COURT...SA F.v.,..By.virtne of
an order of the Orphans' Court, of At/leg/mu county, I
expose to public salty on the premises, in Moon to
chip, within ono and a half miles of thealhht,4l.l4dPs=
tame station ttgentue,augaturdaY, the
DAY OP Dr,f4 l ti o'clockp m., the following de
s
etibed seal 'estate, the preps ofJoaarti MlLtengt,late ot
the city of Pittsburgh, dem.a. , .
All that certain tract or piece of land sitnato In Moon
township; Allegheny county, bounded' and described as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at a post on the Sharon road, thence
north Itih degroes, east 27 perches to a guar tree; titmice
north in degrees, west IR 4-10 perches to a post; thew.
north 3 , 4 degrees, east 21 porches to a. post in the run;
thence north 5534 degrent, oast 28 8-10 porches to a walnut;
thence rib 36M degrees , oast 12 perches to an atilt ; Unmet,
north 8 dogma, oast On perches to a post on lino of land of
Williamßats; thence, south 2,4 degrees, oast 200 60400
perches to a chastrint oak; thence south liS degrees, west 102
pontos to a white oak; the-nos south 745 i dogrees, east 49
pyrthas so a white oak; tissues south 2 degrees euet 54 0-10
perches to a pout on the Sharon road; thence along said
mad north degrees, west 8 8-10 perches' do* post; thont
e
north 8834 degrees, nest 12 perches to a black oak; tittle°
north 70 degrees, west 123-10 perches to a post; thence north
48 dogrom, west 25 7.111 perches to a post on a township road;
Moue* along said township read south - 393 , 1 degrees, west Dl
1,10 pardon, to a post on lino of land of RobertBtabled;
flour') north degroos, west 1517-10 pertheo to i • taxitit;
thence north 17" degree, emir 60 peaches to a port; thence
north It'43i degrees ; east 23 plashes to a post; thence smith"
80 1 4 degrees, east 27 perches too post on UM Sharon read, •
the place of beginning—containing:4Bd actors 3 rods And 27
perches, with rho allowance, Mating in all accede° acres.
'fuses or guk —Ono-third cash, on rho delivery nsf Um
deed; the lw is ace to ho paid In two equal anneal pay-
Incubi, with Interest; secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises.
lly the Court.
GEORtiii C. MeP.A.DD.N. t ,
AdiillidlgratOrldN
For further particulars, enquire of said kihniutititter, pY
Nun Fourth street, or of S. D. W. CULL, Attorneyittlatri
office No. 6D Vital street Pittsburgh. : inoviOnvdt
nYSTERS--100,000 • Shell Ojs3terg, , just au
vr. rivet sod* wllcusale and 64' wir")."'
I wino the chinas to come and trytheiti... F . itloll4,
illas ouppllod vilth BURET, OYSTERS tit SO; Tfai r
and $1 per hundred. You will and ant: that
this is the right way to buy theta. We keep "cenatantly so
hand cans of Oysters—sold wholesale and retaß=ortruperldr ,
quality. Reetaurants will do well by giving no
corner arlarataufliLfbertyatro4tC
N. }3.—Tho afferoirequattueseroyatais Darken
Morris Rtfer, Opires,,Egg garbor;Solfs,.22e.' tardilt ,
-
tit HEMMERS AND A fill . 4 ,---UL.MaiMilerelT
IftiartatrtheaaticN tir hilifor, the atami
ticueridideiwee Ls:ette ar f
care in Nay caaq at thin kind - Thtn reiholotheruanityartiifilm!
to ihnlikeil pad) , perieurerehiritti: '• • •". A. 4
Natifrattifk_thertartare of - thin contidichalar monthw
yearf4'44nui-aldw dollars would 'procure a certain, safe:
speedy remedy.
Mee and Private Consulting Room, No. 41 DIAMOND
ALLEY. j 026
...~,,:
. 3 S~ V ..:kLd ^2 YNY+R 3 lNY~i 3 SL'. ^ `".'N_tY.=Tk~'l'Y+_~;(.~::~•Ca f ,':.f, 3
' ' ' 24 -i f f . 't!t - tr. , .•." .. .....",:* r.." , `'- -- T_ysia<tr
AVER' CATIIARTIC PILLS
'-r•,' , 1.1. :. 0401 Alli ,Cy,tecomiscrlo„ . n 50.,. ~,,,
. '..k.': . `•,, - 'a •,:?' '-' ' ' 'i•Oce. int tie) intaindl Vd.e.ori- Wpnri(? - -`"
', , : •••& -z- - ;--.7-Pktio Mood aid otlitn Itintohoolilln:f.,?••
•.' '-
i ' l ' -‘ • '',,C. , 1 e f Og y r 4 1,0 F , 1rP1 0 1 0 , 1 44,00r00Pin;,4,
... ,
1 -• • -
•.., bllloooldamcii7-bdo.oeLrivoronlidthot.,,,-•
or ,
41 ileaynntratithe boolrant4 h 6 ..e Xtttottlift , r,r,
'"." • 1r 7 ‘...--- - - Omit ir - ezula- noaon .to kb 'COT , '
"...'''..0.... , '' ' ..,,„ n ,--":. '''l - eCti 'vellere4=theyi , ei'W tniii , W , CC.f
•' ,•••• -,--' l'''' trat3 ane.a.", pk,ir Sint
'r ' ' .-;*'. ' diiirpo. Ai. ixtplin - iri.A . _ pfi rj O l nl 4 . 4; "
:. , , .1. • e 1 iraii,gri.ry-TiOretScliiiiThrataN4. iniirj'9,',
rlll44(l4Tikialegneg/P*- ~ .#"AIa n ge iR APP, , ,PRC2i. be. •.-I, f ,'
yond betier.,3l q they nor oublPintiola Vv onooni or oncti" -
- I(24oWittUri- +=OA:Wad:bp no eii - iiiibld4orozotplifoilay..,
,uptruP , ,,,T4c.r.cgtploatel_qo publiti'r.lofikr,
_Aorrlcan ..,
lmanad; Nihfclalhe Ag'enil'heinly limat , :d'Attl leaSetiticillite '''
e..3ll'ittivtd nil fdquiiing.lAii*:.• •::',, It., AI . . , !..qx.a.:.;.:13. i•ful ~,,',
' Atiiez;e4 r;c.s.vc•./2inztionli &IT thetC use th. s thPPOIP.II I , Ms 7 .., •
,trhich 01 4 iciraM'efilblindidenric---' - '-' i" =, c •'...:,-
' Vonleasced.z.ysit`e-TakemMtir twaTitisi.Ortnl4) Iltainititr;: ~,,
vale gently tooyuihq halals. Cmt. freneis is freq•oontly She,
a2' .r..l , ifin ,iusb'or 'Prao; atid - thi4 - e cure - arbzie . complaintilt , :tr," , '
tliti tnzo,it .boch.. , Xur.PerßOA, ecutifeel, well, wh4ip puha- . a ~-•,1 ,
cootht 'Aani.of bcd,y, , 11,wo it should be, as It aufiiii, '
t h oi ora rii ielleieit, '•,• • - • ••• •• ,-,• ,-- •.•. A • •:•.: ,-, ::.,-..: :, It , fiVJZ
F - * tnteriralAis oome4mos.,tho ,canseAf. Cubut*, J . * 3
rttin, ond always uaeoraftiritible: take rallrelefram bras
16 ptirj-to ertimilate theateinitch and 1 4E4 , 100, lititillijtaiie , 7•-•r , ';
7tiofi. , They Ai2l do .4,,r-od ,itio Aeart - Cyrit,,bodyrfmrn arta , ~
reel-Cern of gyspePila Witr rapidly ditiv'peot. 'l7Lidn'it, Uri"' - '
gene,!dbretifealtetwhat , entedlrom:.. --_.. -. : a -g-;9 2 ~,,-, 5 ,,,i: q,
Foot A FOUL STONAgy.og Harbig InaitaiTA., o‘ i :.i7l: .Iter., ....,
which produces general' deprealOw of - 11‘ ts 'and ''' "..
ha at), Sake. him fear „to eight Rill.S.ht: ' '3 l 4ollnallar ~, ,
dose° 4'f l ell naiill o el l vlt9..aqil . lttr 6 ilgth .tweeted to, :
the sy-..rent; • • - '! - •,, . ,---., •• -,, a , • 'ir,.
gun fitnamo - mma,:72.7.x IrVoatify,,,4o:-.P4fnfetklltik4, 1,-...
acmq...%, Backer .Sige, tekograni four to e%ht pills - ongoing
to be ' 'lf 'ilteY'tlo mie'4menite'lmfflcieililfi tiike , in ' oare Alter , '- ' -r. "
next. Ogqi UUO they tle. 431 a wro mPlatht . % - rrill- 4 1srEejOilt - -. tro
_Emu the sy.,tem. don't wear theca am. then- 2.....-•.l.rea dlicii% ' -
dap ; I.k.cause your stomach is foal. 71 .4; 1 '.! ' 4.
701( ECCOPULA, EIrraPITSS,—OrPrtn.DZ7t2RTV Me Sidn,
,Inl in itl I w4freolLaqo.4tlizont ; Ail 0 Izieglho. ii . oixot; oiroy„,:k
TliO'e .ptions will mieerally t :: , .ilegiu - lo ail:algal Osid k
e. . Many th-mdiVl nleers red eores have been bm,....i , z , ...:,;
T gt Vi. the lli n g h inJerni.4 ) VailyingieTect of these Pills, and
sumentignsitagatsease,,, thich evelowd to saturate th , s,Whnht, 4 ~
osteta• have - 'conipletely - yielded- to- theli-liillientepesected.-r,'•
the spikzet* in•vrtoot noott.h.LßAtiOptli.,yonifOottknomoki,n -,,,..!
ay , 'fOrhicil that you should parade yourself. rein the
'
w coveted isitti-pimpte.4-Idotehislnlceisi,atorositinda/V3'L'4l
sqr an at 4 10, unticat , 44;*± 5 P1 - ,9 1 1.t. 1 19 s NikilVt. aßnw'r rlEc . - -- -
tet ants eleaulino -
• hmtn
ru*,llile. n,..they-MiothielA4hetlifilturentettie..,L-' 31
doverWlkoY.,o9rgEt• be,4 4 0 .,4 2 e 1 X , 1gkd -ft ' e q. L ICPU.TtS9 24 .•,
thell attir es Which sew the er.o.osofmenralre nist.u, 'way '
he opAnat iaPAhornyntentliko-chtMlieforairnivind.,:liv•wv_l,
4411 they dons much-good ,i 4 Preve/ W/v4. 5 ' , - , sr
c ieomr
. tle..t. the remarkable Cords whintelkey'arii '670",‘
nom. , i 1. , :! • ••_.-3 • • •-. . '•,-;•-•••••• ; ..,--.,-., :i! „„ i 1 ga .,• 4% . : -,,, ..= - •••!: ••:,-•' ;.
- LiVna, Conn .u.-r ;AUM3I= P4A44,J117,7471,41frekga%111fx
frond ennui geran,vmene=eithef • teenblity;lton =4; ' .' J
obstriactions et the Liren.L:Tarpitlity,and-xxragestion :-.tfi'l
the tOlo and. render it Millt toy di...cati0n..9041 il amanita . ' ,
he - t'ap h4aitk hx4 the imnotitation'in freqnciitlf-Ondirinint4 '''''''.
'b7 is+ oldteV CAW% /40,0401/ IS !!40:63 1 7,17 . 01n, i-Plgnlik , j.. - a - if
494 est the duet rhleh empties the bile into raout
..• .
v .,. s. , t, MI Idle 'te overflew into thOltdOod. 4•Thif triodOoni- 43 1 -'''
JapudiCa ) . with a long and 4 1 .!Pr9U4 trPiO , K 44, V. I . I I!;[ c*!, i.;..1.,
tlecness, or, alternately costiveness and; dfirilm.M 7 , preitai:
'Vererhat sYmPtetrOq lutiftterrlatt spirft..Vwzirinem, rtaugtg:: :
ness Int melancholy with s c u A e t l M e kinabiliti . 4 61o.!iiv4ict, ,ri,
sem gnextlitecovshaess; sonicitinee - thein i 4 ea
_Fero pairs .
t i ii.
Lou 444 , the .tadn andAlin Wiiiid`ol . 3l.lo;l3pg.. b0.6 , 181:1..;•
poonish yellow; t h e 110MAC:1 aced, till), kJNYC/AEgte,ttlthoti. , ,
...,
t w e i / i ; the whole system Irritable,' with hlenileney'te'fivre,r ' ''-
' inay'turn to Lallans - faviir„billons'collo, tenusAarn,,.l .m
htea,,dysentery, Le. A medillni daso or three or four PISS,, . . .. ,
"
taken at night, followed by two or three in the tnaining;and''' '`
ropeitted a few days, wilt rentovelbo , omte anathema trou
ble& ; If, re whited to staffer soh poinn :when - *au caninton '
theM for 21 canna.
ItstetztrumAMA an a va raftrunitt F&112 LI; tirtie '
ly attired by tu• putifying effects of thew Ptakl3l/011 thei ..-C
111/410 and filo stimulus which tiler utiorti to _the vital Fin- .
eiPle of 'Life: -Par these and all 'kindred emnithdrita their' t' -
4110 be taken in mild (kism 0 move the bouela WO", , I
t x,,,,
but 11.
As a Itgema Pit., WS Isbell itgreetthle and useful. ftto' b lk
egi fan %K. made porn Plefutimt to take, arniiertainly•notet,; , t )
t it n nizele more etfectual to the purpose for wt ilcTa a
Preparett tix Dr. Aliii3B,o:MUM, PrEiCtICIII alld*udja A.,
~.
CRI Cibennst Lowell, ildsa. Prke 25 cents '
par lei: Fire; "
toxeb for , fil- ,
_____ 1 li,t, I. '
Esildtky 11, 4,,, PAESNZSItagi: & 00., at whelesala_and re- .
14 (by every Drumnst fn Pittsburgh, and brall Dealer& * '
everptberu, 1 . , _, ..7 , , ',' LOCtettILIIMI , , `.'4!'
JOH' I'CLOSSEY k
1 . FNH ., 142 , L A v i 07 - N ,:., ,a .
_ .., ..
rot:
'. 0.:
CU EOPISIIIIIAIANIYCOFIIIIIIIIFf'i--'
. *kW ititii'VkiitVii*" AlOhtt,'." .. -
1 ' -- 1 11:tirGE4
nizdvawr 4-90, ,TO .21m,DOedt, OZ. xur, tiV.,L.IC*., ,:,,
•
1
A i woNDEßvu_l4,Disc - boßy- has rat.,.,
.lA.
lA . ty •-e -- ., 1....ade Iv Az. CLIP.7II, of Oil; city, in thetttak. ,
trail o ,l ' °quirky:4om. Adbunt,letai all tlliettsclroltheLve o ,-.."
qn ".e;vrV,., '_.,„.4 4 . Cua,„_ l 7 4 :„Alro,EA, , 1 i t1.1:tagz, 0 2 ,.. 1 tV4.14.„. ~.7-
Vann Asp i.sisY pules. liitit t e new nAellsou., = . .:f.n.
ha. f ...Stored many unfitted 'ones t a bee th t , tis axi . eifdintd r,if' a - IL
1 ,- h14., lie has Metimm*.ke ArLitieatee., is'Kfilieg or tlyi, x , "
treatment, a phfalciau reuiaik.s: "It iiiiitdent that fulab - r4
—constants)- loathing au agre,..a. ble, healing vapor-:t.thfri , l.n
invdtelitul properties tau.: 1
: come, fie dfrtvt• fmatqct,critb, tht,„, : , , WhOp /M t.
ai cavities of ..o'lting.f, RIM illlti ekalle tilif . nl actiy"
anal vetted changes. producedyupoa tham.wheminitodnoeti-71
into Ails stomach, and subject, I,w. tbn. proocv.i of,-thgestion-7,,,,,,
Thollyna is for sale_ tqr tild`the • i tintiat,ttotthilite " "
country. —Sao /ll* Duteltaagn-efainftwra,l44 :-.la \• -,...•!(,A.
The In ts wore on the brtast, under the linen, With- ,
e,at 4ho least immuirootence—the heat ;if the ' he ft ' '
I.o...pient to evaporate the fluid. Ilutultni4Af ago:patty:cps :
!Mollie following, might ho maim; :
..
' -
4 thietuulase of Chvllygeanli US (4111 . W -inn of ilm Ath.l24
ofd's years' stan.ling. J. V. ir=fra1tY,..,,,F,,,,..,
Postmaster of tmoamion, Thf.," ''' ''''
I 4 to eared of the -Whines., taTralit :O • aii. , tsiaudiltg, , bylltra- •
Curtis' licgoana.
Ms nnm SllN,E 'dto.,l4m.. of No. S iacmbt A
eit, 17:mwasuet Y
or ,•
''
i
s soiere case of Lrunchitt byth , Plfygrana.; --
ny Etat& hai Wan carorl.ef iiiiistre.saifig:cinigh,lai;thrinsmVsl
years' etandiuz, and decided . ,Sp_bo , Incn,rable by, the
. physi-
clans. 'Acristis'etcrihl in imiriceoiiih,ty theirilyg-aum-- 4 ' - '• . •
J. ,If;•tiatwltsviliainlondalen,ll,-.1
Ito 14 - .*. Dr, C..,E6,7f..1, of Yew York s testi:flee of our meth. ,.
vino in The fai:Owing bingitatii: ' '" - %. -,,,, ,i ,, :14 4 -' , '• , ..,, ,
Sir -4 think highly of - Dr. Curtte' Ilygeann es elem.-
edy din thileftqfteC l f the threat nhd , ltttity,s;' llexitte,llo7l4.erno),V , ?..
VOriPitYte.t4r)r vmsftthat JtioAt,„
most excellent truxltchke;hotli the Syrnfi an& 4 %'
appllmtfon - to the cheati;.c
Curtis' aypecut is We .pRIGINAIrsuar3,II7LT „
GEN EINE ARTICLE; a troth on' Dora-baki, imitAtiou:Vdr *lra -'". -
ally ixsoxramt conntprfelti. V1=413 7011:1R1111MV:41,
PaEiON.
AS- For sale by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140
IL Sellers 4; Co.;Lee AT - Beckilsm,- , Aletty City; John
S.3rgen.tiliene Ezt6o.o - air C. L., Keiser,,D.....tr...
Liyl.4.4.mr6n;
11)0 LA,LsakS .
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BlTTERS„preparuti be_Dr..o '-'l. J4CifSO;,/ , 'lsiladel-
ia, tifireirectrailyaire ii - tie tichaplaint, Divrageittaat '''.'t
dice, giroulc ur N u fit o utzn r - 44 LityKDitaalVitifAbn•EidllnA :,
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end all climate, ari..ingSroin a thsorticte4 Leer or Sionneela.
n f. .3sCo
' nsUita , ~t -.
tion,DiVararile,-;, -
' ' - -Fulness;Or Blood to thit:. , ." ... . r : .
eaf, Ariaity.of thoSionumh,. .
"Narit..ea,Ttenitbium; Disgust Tot Faaii," ' ..- '' `.,
Fulneat or weight in Um Stomach,- Sormig,. , :.
Eructations, SialchwuregiaMertnn-at-tho Pit
at. thmt 3 tontach,.Bwucaningig.skut.riend, Iftuctictr_ . -.F :: . t.
and, Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at 00 Heart, Moak-
Ing de StifiteinatiOnitlien in iyiMePastluci,'Ditiniesk4=
q &Won, Dots. qt EeP". berm v-R.:siglit F.‘..c an 4, , ,:,
DuU Yalu in the umo, Deficiency Of Pervir=nn,, •
Telloatutssef the aitiiindEyeS;Pait iti , thV , :=: , - ,,,1-
~ Side, Back,. Chest,- Limbs, ete,. filac4te, ;. . ..
inigaidankit rifaw g - iii the ---, - r' I , '
Flesh, ' eMithmt. , intagto:
ingsof,Dril,and
DepresSiou'or
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7.
The proprietor, in calling tho. attention of the pub*.
this preratration, does se with &ultra the utmostcord!.
Ono° in its virtues and adaptation to the discuses for which .)
it is recommended. . ,
It Is no new and untried <ar,tiole, hut opo, that haastood
the wet of ten YeMe . trial before the American people, and
its levitation end sale ie tartvalledley. any
dons extant,. 0:1;tr teathrtony_in.lta favor Overnhy the most
Fong/mat and ;sell inibuvn Physicians and tediVidi*; to
,
all posts 'of thd country, idr-irataante;.. Iternsejng.nii,
may doubt, to zny " liemorobßiaror Prodigal ReceiPtilecke
for Farmers and - Families; to be . bad gratis, of all the Agents
for the Garman Rittent,_ - - --' • t • I , ;
<l4
PrineiPttl Otos and Maruithctory, Arch street, Phila.
14-
k Sold by Dr. Gee. IL Ifeyaer, - ,140 Wood street; B. .
Fohnothich = aft, Igo: 6 Wood street; Flerokikilrothers, rico"i
60 Wood Meet: Flgnincylingiqt"pk
declikdatelris
R. 4 BROWN. continues to be cons44:o4:sily .
OAO wo or szCitEr
in
Ic4l-41144e, coves iifixt.equalle&;Tlisittlifide4 thglitar , t
adi Wittlol4 dolv,....Pareonsidllictedmith Tfx!talZezttt
easas, Paiefixriatisay Piles, or Seteiner Would-Mak
delay to get his advice.. Letters containing a fix, inintedlato, , :4 ,
17 minuend.
Pi vi 56,04100 arid Privata
ttsby.,rgh. • „ Ka
11131.10 'SALE OP NaII:WILE 16.1093,..44Turit.„'
P
taga9o syllitoffet at Public Eale,at Oro Merchants' Ex. ; 1 - -
chan-ge, FourtEstreet,l'itbsburgh,"on'TßllllSD/r .Tatinaig ~
3, 18,59, at Vo'cleck, thts foil iwing desaribedirtdrtabletlunoet.s.it.
ty, being Lots Nos. 9 and 10, of the Gandaker Plan of Lots„
situated in Pine Towneldp, - .9lltlriety Cont,ilY
:ham 13a1tpratown :
Lot Nor, ittasatains 150..athnt of ;land, 90, of,',Which mot
cleared awl hi a high state of calt l vatioo,..4ho halrmeo- 07
lent sprout !math - There - is it distalsrating of toir
l4umnises. t The
•fd
'itud Stable.-with other outimildlirgs, and Is bonded na
' we Notil bf lands ofisitte-Orublei did Xlitiddratimutta ,
by lauds of.DaVid Canby, , Thonuts/len;tyand Jamas DahlaP 3t`
; east by lands'of Wm: fitahlers heirs,' west by Janda of War.-
17ilson and othets. " - • 'Z I
,' Lot No, 10 contains 160-a=ne,.. ...eigent..lfia_c; which are.
' cloarcd and ittartexcellentstatopf cultivation, the remainder '
first gnaw Wldte Walk tfinberlattl'...ol n halfurpitovetattits
two Iturantllonaes,Jiaot, lAable s 40.-Il9lt,this Kett wilitti',-,1,
found excellmit: spring water, as wall as a twiNblelitifght."; • •
he eatleOrted Aida a - mill-race tili•:tuclitexponstin Le. 1,
No. 10 la brawled otro t homorth,hyloutlaof
'
south by ismlandsTh
of omaa Gibson ; - etist lawn biltlehafdif "t
Morrow and Wm. DiCkey; twat; byilanatt - AL.Tholoats
Charles Gibson.
These are tho last two tracts of Greats:we plan of lot=
which Tlitimas tfilisen biale , teit'atitingaslgentil)tthe
tPurchassettelandd look to their pos rat haven ,
opportimity.of roakinga handsome; Itrirestmeht; Persette
'wishing tO view the property Will- tilittOn the trnants ott:-
either of tile..PßPeqiel. ;:l'etrPto-°;t2FOIRO4,°-91Drt!'
time and place.
For farther particidata - addreact.
Narto's Neythwalicinso, gentling, Pi.
• far SAMUEL W. 110raiLLN Du/.
o 041 Norto Twelfth- strcetah p • t
nov 2l :t(th(3) o; 1 2, A1 1 1,) Ametiorteertt
.at
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1 9% 1 1 1' 1 4 ar FZ .P o . f g r '.ll V, t Zet i liTtP r allr' " .
•rittsburgli: on Sittirl u ki:111O 24tlital3 ,, df'Noveia6,- , W.7)-" 11
Ms, will be expoeedfciPallL'SalerdirßATllitirAY, tbe ?2d ,
day of December, A. - 0.48 as at Ip , olcloc , tnk
in:tho,ferePA4
eald day, at the Court. Louse. iii the city orPittecOr-=
All thitf ttorfulfilot airpiceo ofgronnttaltnatain tba TtdreLL.-- • i
Ward of tlin.qtii of :Y,ittlibilrgit t Alleatieny_conaty,Polinind- ,
same, being Nit , of 1,-.: noaeFee'llitrry-faar'(Nal , 34)ln 'the - ''
-Van of loin laid out kr Robert Wintsdn,ayvant.lrbieltplitsk, d :
ill recorded in Book ii. :al,,_inign.,l24„andhottaded ' L atta de-
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'scribed ae flgionn4,viraing. at ait4inairllie inreog, ,
' at the die - Unice of slity-oviffilabr atinelierfroth Washing;
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A . : Miatatri ty talladidigli)ofrecitt;a l OuctfigOt4Mytiotttritoi ~ ,„:,
t h
„ o , ! ,,,k,t„ en d area.% iill'ada_thirty.tvro feet,
ffllfeet,) extending hack thirty - feet te; a lot 144.,:d tt0...6,,,,,, ,
. na,n„,; guided to a yearly ground rout sif,teriltionars for.. . ..;
over, and subject also _to.ine _,,. 61 41),,Q-renalatiotle, rei3ttletionft , !„
and reeere,atione . el aro cm:Mower in a Certr7ll deed of poor ,z
pettiiii lease, dated•thi'lltir'dir oi , Selibtiobv,-.9...8;1.840
.granted tortsoidiiotat Sfottoog tri Ani , kim a e tv . i c e- j5 4 4 1 . ,„1 ..:
No. 34 in his said phut,. and.witieli IS atibleet lei a yearlf ''' ~.,
Ground read of one dollar. Per•Toiit;to bekr,;114,14414 jpbt.M,, ,
Watson forever. °l"vbiell - PciteatteLara erected two two- .
wry- FronAPlTOPliiiglbligc9. • .
The roma, of's*o aril.rbd tacit; lattivriiiiifttialitT of isle:- ;,.
,;'• .i J O ELN:WATINPLEXt , '.i • -'-'
nor2l:dltaw3t Admin'stvator of Thomas 31eildthttel::
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EKIN TEA - STOR.FrrNoAg-Fiftla street
-I;Loviftnes White Sugar at ba dolt& 115 . PriZIRS 104
0 °B' 4 ”“ i 2 C.c.euts t-Zt 4""124'
uove " No. 'SS rllth sixtmet.,,
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