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PfTTSl3tatall 'POST
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Fuer: LOIE IN LOWELL.—The Lowell Citizen
gives the following account of a Domestic Free
Love affair in sober 'Massachusetts :
The particulars of a very romantic attachment
have lately come to our knowledge. A young
lady who works for one of the corporations of
this city, has, it appears. been for some time cor
responding with a married gentleman, lately re
siding. in Manchester. The wife of the delin
quent- husband and father being mistrustful of
the existing state of affairs, anti rather oppsed to
• • free love " institutions withal, intercepted some
of the tender epistles which were intended as
• strictly confidential. " The girl was called to
the counting room, accompanied by her overseer,
and after being confronted by the injured wife,
and hearing some of her letters read and criticis
ed, was discharged from further service, and has
had her name posted at the counting rooms of
various other manufacturing corporations in and
out of thwity. The girl had worked in the mills
of this city for several years, and, we are inform
ed, saved np quite a sum of money.
NEW BOOKS, MUSIC, &c
NEw BOOKS—Crotchets and Quavers, or
tevetation9 of an Opera Manager In America, by Mat
tar 7 utztik.
Amy late, or Without and Within; by the anther of Ono
Pariah."
Marriage a Lottery, by Mrs. Grey ;
rruv.t, In China, by M. Mac;
outline/ of Physical Geography, by Geo. W. Fitch ;
Culton's and Fitch's Modern School Geography ; just out,
and La superior to any Gewgraphy ever published in this
country. Dit - ectors and Teacher.; would do well to examine
this work-
Bayard Taylor's Japan; Pickwick Papers, by Dick°. •
Ohl lloinesitsmd. by Ann S. Stephens;
Powers' Columbian Perpetual Diary and Almanac, content
ing a Synoptind Perpetual Calendar for :MOO yoars in old and
new style.
011serTwit, by Chattes Dickena :
Donabey and Son, "
David Copparfield,
New York Journal, for December; price 11l conic;
Petstson's Magazine, " •• 17 `-
Balton's Magazine
London Illustrated News furniahai weekly for yr rent.;
Godey's Lady's Book for INV., (expect.] today. ; Su rents.
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VALUABLE NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
y Just received by JOHN S. Da.visoN, No 65 Market,
near Fourth street—
Ihuish Psalmodies, of all the sized and bindings:
Progress of ReliMous lderin, by Alm. Childs;
Glory of the Releemer, by Winslow;
Twelve Urgent Questions, by Cummings;
The End, Daily Life, Signs of tie Tlmea, he , S.c.. by Cum
sizings;
Little Betsy's SLt Birthdays, and a new book by the saint
author-Henry and Bessie, or What They Did m the Coun
try;
tied Revealed, a new Look by the author of -The Plan .4
Balvathm
The tiraat question, by Dr. Boardman, a new edition in
/ 41 17 v
Good and Evil Angels, by Dr. Mludely;
Harlesugh's Works; Bay ne's Christian Lite,
New American and English Juveniles, very beautit ul ,
The Early Choice, a book for Daughters, by Dr. Tweaalla
Thompson's Christian Theism; litu-tz's Sacred Meter>
My Father's House, ur the Heaven of the Bible.
New Books ay Pnnbyteritm Board of Publuation
Leaming to Concern; Tennant's Sermons;
Memoirs of Urquhart; Independence, 'fruo and liaise:
Life Sketched from Scottish History;
Anniversary Hymns and Must:
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nor= No. CU Market, near Fourth street.
NEW MAYES. NI AGA/INES. Sr . —
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Song of Hiawatha; Klo,terneini .
Discarded Daughter: Chariot Vailasseur, ,
Mysteries of the Court ot tlei Stuarts,
Pictorial Pain Thu litth. Joker. the it
Laughing ; MID;
L.Ulic . li New York Journal for Deoeruher
atodey's Lady's Book do
Urethane's Xiagazina
Peterson's d,
Balloon de .fu
ilounhold Words d„
1 sakes Notions
Illustrated London None, No 70,
London Punch, Nu. 741;
Littelfs Living Age, No. tent ;
Black wood's Mait-Artne for No% arol,r, ,
Annual Cultivator Almanac for I.Mn.
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street.
thaley's Lady's Book for [Member .
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Halloo's do il. ,
Leslie's Journal do
Household Words
Yankee Notions do
Thompson's Reporter do
Blackwood's Nlagiisim for Noveinie,,
Art Journal do
The Illustrated London Nets. Not ember IVO
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tior29 No. Z.: Smithfield street
KLosTERHEim, or the 31aa q ue, a hiswi.i.
ml noveL by the author of Confessions of an English
'plum Eater. As a literary rompoeition it la a ritten in lb
Quinty'e best style. The Lieremite points in his subsequent
writings are absent from this oory. I t Woo written in the
Pall maturity of De Quincy'4 mind, at the age of forty-as. It
eminently deserves the designation of a rut - waft) of litera
ture. Kloaterhetm stands among be Qulney's numerous
writing., as the only complete and extensive effort of I.
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For gale by JOHN S. DAVIS.ON,
norlfi No. 6.5 Martel, near Fourth street_
N .
EIV MUSIC—The Old Playground ; words
by EilNard J. Allen. music by J. Bel-Inver; a IldN• arid
utiful song. just pnbluilicsi.
Glad to get Home; Honeysuckle Glen;
Proud World; Good Bye; I'm Gomg Homo--thros nem
songs by that popular composer, Wurzel', (George Y. Root
They are simple, Instructive and exceedingly beautiful.
Come Dearest, the Daylight is Gone;
Yleur de Boheme; Polka Mazurka; Talexy ;
Malden—S. C e_
r; Yoster ; Old flwgo Pop
Goon the QuanUon.
The above Just received and for ule at the Music Store of
nov2Y JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood street_
HE $9,000 PRIZE ESSAY ON CHRISTIAN THEISM—
Or the Testimony of Reason and Revelation to the Ri
istenee and Character of the Supreme Being ; by Thompson
Price, $1,25. By mart, $1,45. For sale by
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J:EvAr? . .aitvkiatzoisitetvakrarkiiricaboto4
DM:MOO, thoroughly and practically considered in
their details, edited from too French of J. Do Fontanelle
and F. Malopayre, with numerous emendations and [Mamie
by Campbell Morflt, practical and analytical chartist.. author
of “Applied Chemistry," "Chemical and Pharmaceutic Man
ipulations," otc. Illustrated by two hundred wood ongro
?Riga. POT sale by
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XHE - KNOW • NOTHING ALMANAC, and
Truo American's Manual, for 10.56; edited by W. r.
a For aalo by E. T. C. MORGAN,
no v2O 104 Wood street.
'ADAZINES FOR DEC.E.MJJER, JUST Iikr.J3IVLD--
, Ladles Now York Journal, for December;
Peterson's Lady's National,
Halloo's Dolbw Monthly,
For:mle by W. A. GILDENFENNET et CU.,
Dora, Fifth street, opposite tbo Theatr,
_ .
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of
the PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY, 03 required by
required by the am-tort
DR.
To Discounts, Notes and Bills of F+rhonga $2e.4.3,33 OS
•
(.'asb duo by Banks sod banksrs,
subject to cbes,k .
Cotuaty Bonds...
Bunting House..
ttpanno account.
By Capital Stock
Cash due to Sauk. Bud Baukurs
Unpaid Dividend.
Diaxrunis and Premium. recelred
Cat:rent Fund
Indivatinl Depoaita . 34539 71
ludlrldrual 19.9xurits 194,000 L.,
I.l[l..burgh, Lx. Da, 15:,.:.--vier:z
all PETS ! CARPETS ! !—AT 31'laLLUM'S—JUST R
volved, and daily coming to hand. a largo and ,bou
assortment of goods in the above line, tooluding—
Velvet mod 'Tapestry EtrusseLs Carpet,
Three-ply, Superfine, Medium a.h..1
Low-priced Ingrains;
Medallion and Tapestry Ingrati., (a great variety of pnf
terns,' Brussels, Damask, and Vezitinn Hall and Stair Cal
pets.
A.L...40--Seautiful patterns of ou Cloths.. various qualities
and widths; Woolen and Linen Crumb Cloths; P.M..; 01. N.,.
hafting; List and /tug Carpets; French Embussed and Vic
aorta Piano and Table Covers; Hearth kings and Door Mat,
a great variety. All other articles usually found in Carpet
Stores constantly on hand at b 7 Fourth street, near Wood.
W. D. M'CALLUM.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAR'f —The partnership
heretofore existing between tho undersign esL under the
name and style of SPRLsiOlift IiaRJ3AUOII d Co. le dis
solved by mutual COUBOtit. The business of the firm will be
'salad by either of the undersigned, at their old stand, No.
743 Liberty street. The bueinesa will be continued as for
merly by Springer liarbangtL
SPRINGER HARBACGIL,
ALEX. FORSYTH.
Plttaburgh, October lA, 1855.
‘,...'i PRIMER IIit.RBAUGH, Commission Merchant, Denier
tj la Wool, Provisions, and Produce generally, No. 295 Lib
erty street, Pitteburgh. oct24
IRON CITY COLTEGE-DAY AND EVENING
Otilinii—Arilinisfic,' Tfritihp and Book-keeping.—Ladlesßook-keeping.—Ladles
an Ciontiamen's Apartmenta separate.
a
ARM4-14enC, and its applications to business, (n new
eystatn,) shorter, plainer, and better adapted to business, than
ls to be found in any treatise. Results obtained with great
goeility by new rules, termed "Arithmetical Magic." Aritb-
M*
per m onth, s.li.
a Circular of the College.
deal P. W. JENKINS, Principal
RIGHT'S PREMBIAI KATHARION
atop, the Hair from falling out, and produces a lui
orient growt W h.
BIGHT * B nsurum HAMMON
Removes all Dandruf and cliseas s e m da im deposits
Igor r 'v. viholeaale, by B. E. " 1 i 00.
•--
RON CITY COLLEOL—DAY AND EVENING CLASEIEB
LNall departments, incindilag
=my w
andn highly valuable improvements, which aro
not elsewhera taught. *Large classes attend evenings only
to Twelve s thorough mercantile education. Lectures upon
all the studies delivered to Evening Chimes. Arithmetic
(sew ertens) and its application to business. Also, writing
included In thirlderatutile Conroe, or taught secarat_.ely.
Call for a arcellar for full particulars at Co op.
;vela the Putt Office. F. W. JENKllitrrintapat
uovl4
:41 1 A ' `o. : street.
-Lovirises Milts Augg at ID mots ip lb. Priam &o ai /Nee:its 11 • S. JAYNES,
sari) No. 38 rift swat.
11 IDES-70 Dry and 56 Green Hides, in
111 Ears and for PIG by SPRINGER HA
BAU D:
nov9o No. 294.1ab0Ay stmt.
eirlaft.-4danve tried ttie pure and freah Toes sold. at
the China y ha
Tft &ore, and preAuuausd them superior to
any In the city. EnoY2o] F. DEAF°, No. 1 Diamond.
01110 RAILROAD,
DECENIBER
TULLE 1/.k11.1" TRAINS - EACH WAN. OUNDATS EX
CEPIEW
And but one Change 'of Care between
ON AND A FrEic MONDAY, June 18th, IShh. Trains vita
t-tin
Led IY Erpre.s.% Train. Mail Train. .Vigl.l Train
Culumbun........ ....... I,noo A. 31. ;4:X) I'. NI. I I::10 P. 31
Newark 11:10 " 4:4.1, `• 12:54.1 A. 01
7Att,ville 12 , ...11 p. \I. h:P,, .. 2-. I 2 -
ConconL 12:58 - ~: 41 - :::01 ••
Canl brul I: .
=EOM
Balmout_.-
==M
Leave Express Train. Mail Train. Night Train.
Belhtlr 1t.16 A. M. :,:l.'. A. M. 6iiio 1 , .:\1.
Belmont- 10 . .:31 •• ti:V• •• 'las ••
BArneAvillo 10:52 •' i 4-13 .• 7:40 ••
Cambridge 11:511 ..
E1:04 .. %ill) ••
Cone ,r• ..
&Ilea , . Me
Newark..
Arrive Columbus.... - 12:15 P. M. InYZI A. M.
The Express Train ing Emit will stop to take up or leave
passengers, at Taylor's, Newark, Zanesville, Concord. Cam
bridge, Campbell's, Barnesville and Belmont only. Going
West, will atop only at the above named Stations. The Mail
Train will stop at all the Stations where the Mall is to be
received or delivered, and at all other Statione, on notice
being given. The Night Train will stop at all Stations, on
proper notice being given.
The 10:00 A. M. Express Train connects at C'olumbus With
the Express Train which lee VP+ Cincinnati at 1 A. AI, and
with the Train from the West on the Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to and
from Sandusky, Alansfleld and Mt. Vernon, and with Trains
an the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad; at Wheeling with
Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fur Bal
timore, Washington, Philadelphia and Eastern Cities.
The :130 P. M. Train will connect at Columbus with the
second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky,
Mansfield and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling With the
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passengers
leaving Louisville and points below Cincinnati, and taking
the ti A. M. Train on Little Allami Railroad, will connect
with this Train at Columbus. Pattengers leaving Indiana
polis and Richmond by morning Train on Indiana Central
Railroad will also connect with this Train ut Columbus, and
reach Wheeling et ttls P. AL, and leave by 10:30 P. M. Train
on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arriving in Baltimore at 5
P. IL next day.
The 11:30 P. M. Train connects at Columbus with tho Mall
Trein which leaveg Cincinnati at 6:30 P. M., and arrivez at
Beßair :,t A. M.; eonnecting with the Arroommalation
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pimettgors
tearing Chirago by the Evening Trait, can. by this route,
rat Nlichigan City, Lafayette, I tellanapolni and Itaa ton,
each Clumba, in -noon,, to take dd.. train; and at Wheel
ing will taco the Acrommodation Train for Cumberland,
bleep there, and re$1.111&O by Expre,r 'r, .in Balutuvre and
Ileatern
The 5:15 A. M. Mail Traan counts - tit at 13 hair with Sight
Tram L;l3 the klanitia.ra dud Railroad; at Newark. with
Trains to and Oulu Sala and Mt. Vernon,
and Chirag,i eta Miirtrixt ills: at Columbus with the Trains
fur Cincittuati,dind with Trains fur Xenia, Dayton, ludtan a
pupa and eidcagn, rw Da)tisi and rat Urbana..
'Fha .e. 1.5 A. M. Esdiri.ss Train ...netts with the
'Credo front Baltimore, and arrives to Columbus at 3.'n P M.,
and connects with Trains going south and West, arriving LI;
Cincinnati at 7 P. M.
The tivu P. M. Train col/n.l, nith tlin Arconiutodati,,n
Train front Ciatiliorland, 111141 at i`tilumbus with Mall Train
at It A. A. diri.4 - 1 Nem., Liii3l,n,
Tnrir Haut, in. L,uit and 121.1ica,n,
ItA.{i 11 iiiPTIIWIrt,
7..ane-iville, Jan, In, ir2ll
('LEA ELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD,
vrkrrr,o inn
4 4 , PEAME.RN ECLIPSE AND RUSIAL IE
%IA %ALIA.- 111. LE. AND
Ohio and Pennuy 1. onia Railroad
`LL ALLIANCE.
THE SituttTEST. gl:letit.iy, AND Nivel' FiLLIABLL
hot. rt. 1.. 0.11Ct.10, I , LANs thI..r.N.L...NL. Si
L... . I. t'VELkNI,
I al...kkt
qUlCkrt I hall lit e • 41. • I La..11,i1a:.,1,
ft ~a 1 hir,•
T,use 1, , 1 - loreland s, hour-, toettt) thr. • ta..ur
laud St. /4.14 how-
Ain ud after MON DA V. Supt.iiihrr sl, 11,J.: he Ti .z
1tu.1,1 will run 1..11,a4
Th., tom, of Ow 01“., z 411.1 i'..c1r,3113111.1 Icnd n.1.l :•,,11“;
_:wM au,l AA, A NI , p
tat Wan!, h: AA...1 A Al 11 !! A AI anj tr..;” f•
.1.1
Tr... 11 1, , 1 I..a.,..k,iatur, A. M , 11
11 . ° did 1 . M., ~0t.1,-.l.pg at 11 ad...n vrti h
Plty:th. , ga Full. and Al. rdu. .n , l arr., trA m
10:1: 2:10 1. M....4.5..0 , I' NI
l'ne“engers
I;101,4 • and the \ ah., 101 to thr-110.1 n
ietent.i.tn. udl take the tratt, Pm-uur.:h at •-•.
M and neriNunt in tel or 22u I' NI.. re. ha./
1,1 tt,une,tit/n1 eve nitute
nn-vu ie.nnt•. Ittnen,,t;ers hy nLi, train retch 1t,..,,, At 7 tit
1,1110.111111 g. nod St I.o.itt•
The )11.111e, nlpi
hart •,l 11. LEN • t•xorpt,...l, ..t
c.dune. - ti h the tenth lee, lug Well,. 111.
at 413 U P. M.
Au AoevUllllo4.lalt.it. fra.n ftllft. ilk kkslv
P ung ftt lh.. ari.. 111
FAT.rft., Train. ft. - riving in P. NI
Train+ (rani 11.11,111 c. ....arinarn nig at Elayaril tar vial.,
tau. Waytua.intrii. bay and
Ath- Ticket, fin tlorana and the Nardi nn,
no Wollovilla. at El la, than via
rt. train• from I'l.•crland tAntl tltitku.v. , run .t
fllow,: Leak° eleNrialld at ...111 A. M., I'. I• m
AlmaChtt,g , . at ' , : 311 I' IL. C. kit AI., UAJ P M
'Frain , It tilt, iltru,k, for Howl,. I.lrtnrl anti St
:ours: For Inland at %ton A NI and ll:utt p. M. F Ar nI
I..Atun, 9:15 A. M. and l lan P M.
l'a.ttngert for tit. Itoul ,, o'er 11—.1, 1/Land Itattrund
Johet. and thence o , er the d'hwatto and %I taetaatt,pt Ituslrond
to Alton. and thence by steamboat to -olut L.4A31.
l'asaengera by the 1,13 A. M. Tradn arrive at St. Ltotta
eame VA ruing. and I, the Im* I' t 1 T nun at noon next da,
Itaggage eberkral through n. lit, eland, and there re-che..l,•
ed La Clump, and St. letut,
1 g 2LI 0-1 - s to Cic 2 , 1 'I ,
Tu Alliance . .$2 :41 T. , 1.. n Salle $l6 00 $l3 ;AI
t'lerelnagl.... 4 lc •• 1.1 . c.1.. Ou 14 2 ,
CA. , •• . 1, 11 l• I
._.13 10 $1” Is 7. 1L ar
Blooming' ts 9(i 14 f.. 0! 11.4111 g -ton. Ii ,),./
St. .21 V) 14 .50;
F'e>•rangare urn reyutt.itud prutt - str< thn, ticket. et Ow
thirt Corniati). In 11. Motninoihniir litto,, third
door hcL,u tho ,-“rnttr .
J. DURAND, Suit,
eepl J. A. LADJUEI, diet, Pitt.F'•urgh.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
TIIE SHORTEST, QUICKEST. CHEAPEST, AND ONLY
ROUTE by which Passengers can have all Itallroad direct
to St. Louis. Time to St. Luute,!..7 hours, from Pittsburgh.
TIIE SIX PEET OAUOE of this Road Itceontmodates wide
cars--eld‘eu feet nem), seat-. unattaluoble en
narrow gauge road,.
By the Ohio and Penns)! rams Railroad from Pittsburgh
to ereetltne, patisengers :unneet with Railroads for Indium,
polls—connecting there with Terre Haute and itiehmond
Railroad for Vincennee. 10 change of cars at Terre Haute
Baggage chealted to Indian:4.lLS, thence au St louts
Trains leave Pittsburgh as follows •
Passengers make data ninnectlons at Crestline for 'nal
anapolia, and there make close connection. with Railroad
for Vincennes, without a change of cars; and at Vin.inneA
take the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad direct fur St. Lout,—
through In 27 hours: connecting at Sondoral with the 111,
nab Central Railroad fur Cairo, where first-class Steamer.
can at all time. be had for Nlemphis, Vicksburg, Now Or
leans, and all points un the lower ..I.ll.ssi.ippi rivar. ?lumen
gars can always Gad at St. Lords, steamers for the Upper
Mississippi, Illinois and Mi4acrur,
MEM
Thu vtle IJUMired Mile. tho nhofiernit ruLlla to 3t Luoas
FARE
!"I Latala Ltellstfoutn,i, au.l $l4 •
a5,34.1d
'2,000 Go
1 ',OW uu
862 b 4
burg . „ . 19
Srsoirn Chess PAIL I'2 (o .
Passenger. and Baggage transferred from Depot to Depot
free of charge.
For Through Tickets, ur farther information, please apply
to .1. 0. CTItRY, Ticket Aput, 0. A P. Railroad Comp..).
corner office, Monongahela flousS, Pittsburgh, or to URif
PARKIN, Ticket Ac.:o., Federal ntreet station, Allegheny
City. JAMES M WARD,
$849,353 F.
V20(1,000 Cm
14_2112 CrJ
5,071 (x)
1.345 C
-40,184 4u
Superintendent 0 le NJ Railroad
F. KNUIVLAND, Agent, Patebargit, Pa. [octlV
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
449 , 1.3 h:
CEHRYIN4.I THE
t3reat Vatted States Mall wadi Elpress
'11%,) YAMENUER TRAINS HC:, DAILY enure
11L131,_ QUE. Tv CA11:0.
Thll Ka.l, in ciinnectioli obi., and
Nitsaninprit H. kL and Chictigii aud Galatia hatindad, 4 oat,
the napit Lid ei . t and .Lily h H 1.,u to I t.. 1.
Trnius lousy Cbletigu us folio,.
10 A. 11. and P. M.—Sr. LOUIS AND CAIO.O KIPELLYS
Pan:Ml/VA, for St. 1..A.04 by Win train take the care of the
Ohio and Mi... It 11 nt Sundur.d., end are carried direct t,
St. Lodi.,
9:33 A. M. aud 4:10 P. M —UVEtruur. AND ALENA EXPILESIL
connecting at Duniretb (opp.rute Dubuque) with a belly
Line of Steam Packets for rit Paul and the Upper 1114.1n
sippl river citlee.
Maine leave Lkdro for Chteagv and Dubuque at 7:30 A. M.
anti 7:00 P. M.
Passengers from the East and places on the Ohio river,
destined for St. Louis, will save 190 miles of tedious and un
certain river navigation from Cairo to St. Louis, and arrive
fifteen hours in advance of the river route, by taking the
ran at Cairo.
Tickets to St. Louis, Ciro, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all im
portant places by thia route, .n be had at the office of the
O. fr. P. and C. & I'. Railroads in Pittsburgh, and Miohigen
Central Railroad in Chicago. R. B. MASON,
Jag Suparinten't.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THREE DAILY THROCOIi TRAINS betwoap Philadel
phia said Pittsburgh.
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburgh at 7!.-6 A. AL, and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
7 A. M.
TILE FAST LINE Lear. Phibuitilphia for Pittsburgh at 1
P. M., and Plusbargh for Philadelphia at 2:30 P. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN loaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburgh at 11 P. M., and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
filln P. H.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4:30 o'clock P. M.
_BRUNTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at U O'clock A. M., 3:30 P. IL, and Sal P. EL
The above Linea connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Loins, ate. ; Alton, Galena and Chicago, ILL;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky. ,• Terre Haute,
Iladbion, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Spring 1d ReUsfoiataine, Sandmky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Or c ,,,,t er , Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Naw Ommiis, Sr.
Leto, Lourrmir. end OINORGIATI.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
above places.
For thrther particulars, see handbills at the dinermu
starldng points. Passengers from the Ireat Will find this the
shortest and mart expedttbms route to Philadelphia, Ball,.
more, New York, or Boston. THOl3.llOO'
Agent, Passenger Lin MAW
.I>ZI Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittatmigh.
OLL iIE
A.A., .0,29
RAILROADS
Columbus and Baltimore
ISEMEG
.12:17 1•. M. •• •'
. 1:10 9•.30 •" 11):30 "
2:08 bra; 11:50
EU=
BROAD GAUGE
Fen TRAIN leave, at Y A M
Melt TRAIN !raver at 8 A. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN 10AVOS at 3 P. 11
==l
Columbus, l7urin uuu and Lau r 411. c
ll=
CHTCAUO , Sr DAM ,
einCAUO ru CAIRO.
Cl/ /UAW Tu DUBUQUE
20 Ws for sale by .
B. A. LLESNESMIE et 00.
RAILROADS..,,
cz..v 4 , 4AL
NEW AND tv:2 P, ROLT aR.
mithouan
Northern Ilictiottk to Mississitd Alteer
IOWA; MfSSOUR ,
KANSAS NEBRASKA.
ALI, RAILROAD TO Tri h: )11857 FSIPPI.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD.
FORMERLY THE CITIPARO AND AURORA, AND-CENTRAL MILITARY
1M3M1:6
IS NOW CON( PLETED. and Tralna , run I h.•`.• flare disincnv
from ell ICAIiO TOO 'RUH LANGTON. own,' without eldingo
of Can.
Tim !July Direct... Route to. Burlington. Quincy, Keokuk.
Muscatine, Ognawka, IVapello, Fort Des Moines, Council
Bluff, &c., and the oasts 11111.1 LOAD It.perS front Chicago
to St..Lotig, Bloomington, Clinton, Decatur, Cairo; Spring.
field, Jacksouvllle, Napi,, and intermediate Stations on the
Illinois Central, iireat Western, and Ohio and Mississippi
Bailroada.
Train. , on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trait, from the Eaqt—avuirling all laying over at any of the
points.
Stages leave Burlington daily for Southern and . Central
lowa and Northern Mi., itirl--making the quirking and most
reliable route to reach all the importimt points weal of the
Mississippi as far RA Council Bluff, with from forty to fifty
miles less staging than by any other route. The Road, for
a large portion of the way, is laid with the (}aNTINUOVI RAH,
the smoothest riding and beet Railroad in the West—well
stalked with the most modern Locomotives and elegant new
Cart.
4W. By Ink mute. lamsengers are aura of making Conner.
[Mlle, and nrriving at St. Louis on ads ertbiod'ttrue, avoiding
the vexatious delay of log 4 and ie., and dangers of novign.
[ion, a.s on the route by Alton.
linggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
chargt, fot. handling at any point.
TDROUOII TIC ARTS by this route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Offices In the East ; at the Office of tha Com
pany, corner of Clark and Lako streets, in the Granite
Building; at the Depot of the Galena Railroad, and at thu
Michigan Central Railroad Office, corner of Lake and Door
born streets, opposite Tremont House, Chicago.
FREIGHT runcigned by this route will receivOrnmedlato
despatch. G. ILS.M3IOI'M Buret.
C. E. FOLLETT,
Genoral Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Ard - TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the °county. uffil9
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROADS.
VIA COLUMBUS.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
its 12 flours and 10 Illiiiutes.
tios‘rt-rivri at Cm. innatl with U. S. Mail Line Steamer.,
Covington and Lel,tighin Railroad, Ohio and Mississippi
llroatt, and the Lat,retecebilrgh ItuLILO. GUlLLleetla, it.
rolurnbtp• and Xenia. with ale Morton wed Xouiu, an.l
India.; Central Rallro.lll4.
TICIAA:IIS, iia Columbus and Cincinnati, b.
I.exington, Lunasvtiln, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Ac., kc. (In
Columba+ and Xenia, to Layton. Indianapolis, St. Lou,.
'my, LITTLE AnAmt OULL'AIBUS, being tlio stoat.
•aCtil , and 411t1,1 00010 tram ihtbburgh w I..uumintitt, and
oonneetlng with the C,-;ingtia, Lexingt,in
S. Mall Line ~ l oatlienl, tibia and Nlitst.ippt Railroad. end
itiaxsawieeburgit Route, oiler+ facilities as other route cat.
gm,e. a- through ti• h) nil the c l e.l
pra,:mrtw.l via Coluttitatit awl the Little
THREIi UAILI TRAINS. NIA COLUMBUS AND
CINCI NN ATI,
FIO,T Taxtc lrat e Pat tabargh by A NI. Express
Truln. arrive at c.tutritsw, it le•lti • ',lick A ;I :old C u .
einobts P
Shows Taus---Lnast• Pittsburgh by a o'cloel. A. Ni Tram
atria, Celutalm, ,t I. P. NI, and Lilac...as ut I..Ai
o',ltak. night
Talon Tasty-I,llva liatit.urgh by 3 o'clo.,:ik P II Pied
iiiprewe Teat.. arrire'at Columba, at 2 oeltag A Ai, and
I:tr.:Wall .1 :.:N u, 1,3. A NI.
TNlti DAILY TRAIN,, VI DAYTON.
AND INDIANAIitiI.I,
Lena Pittsburch at 1., ,; II , art,,
t euIULOLUA at 10:. A \I, Layton at g P M , and
Indianapolia at 7 . 7.i0 P NI
...ttt7UND Taunt-- Lea, Psti+hurgl, at A. NI .arti,,
Colunilmi ut s clock, P. AL, sleep at Xenia
rotor Teas- Levi. Pitielwargl, at oclaal, I' 110 art a,
• hindei. at '2 .• I ••• - 1. A ii. Du) t, n
a t Adel. A NI
end I tettaaapon. 10 A hi
4.4.- parlL.,ll-, 1.. • .11 ft-1 I,
t lie nods relialte p.ute
For /Ili tuLt innti,,ti and Ti,. tigh pleo• • sty!, at
the ,this 1.4 Penmylrania Railroad 012 k a. • ,rnor ottlee
under the Nionongabela How,
J. 1i t'Ultla, 'riiket Agent,
at 1 . .,1,-k! Stre.t
ti EU. PA II K IN. Tieket
LA EA , U skiiitili/Ns. Agent, lidte•burgli.
•, lo P It -Ti ;DER, tieneral Agent, Citicsnhail
Urrat American and U. S. Expresu and
Mall Route
ra ‘111.1:i 01 DISTA 11V):1),
• to TS Cll.*, /..1 .% 1) 11,1,/ e,.e AV4.ED
AIR LINE ROCTE
Boat
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
I k CHICAGO, ALLAN AND T. Lou Id
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and !Itirulsolppl
CHI(' T. I,ol' In hour. . Tat..
tLr 11111/..i1 . ortrfal Dep.t. lout of Wait, stretttl—
‘t. Ittly tiLuttl_ty• ;.1:t .1. L .
ttt ,loll), S.A.ttartitty, elt
I' V.
Ftelght rtnd Fdut4Taut datly. Sunduy 4 excepted
A. M.
-Bo A rpo thrvagh .S!
drain, run direct .hrough to Aided tullee.. without
rheum, ~1 care or baggege, and connect with the Gompany'•
.plead Id .framers WIN ell EST Elf and ItS:INDREIt, ronnolg
iu ux.rll,o.c connection wi tt, Ilaneeuger Train,. from Alton to
Lount, (If.l talles,) without landing. 111,f1 boat., for
speed, coutenience and elegance, are uneurpueeed on the
N 1 edtern Nvater.s. helng fitted up with Baths and epaciouv
all.)rding to pueeettgers tho opportunit) of re
moving the dust nut...ld:Aldo In enmtner railroad traveling,
and rearming St. I,ful, retreehed !rum the effort,' of a long
ride.
To K ANSA. 4 on.l N EBRASK A this S. the most direct
mute, and pasnengrr, ch,lineti for Bloomington, Springfield,
ksotrdia, Naples, and all ',writ, on the MI
...ur n Kansa, Comburtand and Tonne...see rivers, will note
tho important saying in distance. being sevonty-two mules
less to St. faints. thirty-6even 1.340 to Bloomington,
and tiny-eight miles less to Springtold, than by any other
route.
Through Ticket. ov e r :hie route can be procured at the
various Rl,limad Ticket )three In Now York, lkwtori,
Balt more, Alban), Buffalo, to., and at all Through
Ticket Otho-,1 throughout the Staten, and tn Chicago at the
Coropauy'm office, No. Rt li,urborn etreet, oppoetto the Tr
moot Howie--and at the Depot of the lltirade Centred Rail
road, foot of Water otroer.
Responsible Iltz,age m 111 alwa)t, be nt rho Depots c.f .
the various !tondo going Into Chicago, to Clerk Baggage
through to any point desired on the line.
R. P. .I.lOllki.A.N, Jr., Superintendent.
Li. J. D. SCHERMERLIORN,
tmq.7 tletuual Passenger Agent.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
11[12 afiriffi_ Iry
FROM PITTSBURGH TO
Col u mboa, I ndianapolls, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terre Haute, It 1.12.4
Louisville, V in cen nes, lowa City,
St. 1.0114, Evansville, Dubuque,
Dayton, Cairo, Galena,
Xenia, Memphis, Peoria,
LLD. V 1110, V icksburg, Peru,
Nee ark, Now Orleans.
ivn TOE PAINCIPA I. CI TitB IS TILL WEST AND 50011 i.
Steubenville Si.. Indiana Railroad
Which le now completed and in successful cAlxirat.lott lk
tweet' Steubenville and Nevrark, Ohio.
Combining Railroad and Steamboat facilities. this nail.
...Clots CO the traveler a degree of comfort unrivalled by any
Road roomed 11 e.t. from Pittsburgh.
I , all Arrangement
On and wrier MONI , II, November a DAILY
LING of elegant and ewlft running Stearnor4,
by experienced and accommodating iiftleerv, will leave Pitt,
burgh every day at 5 P. M
.....
FAIRY QUEEN
SW- Passengers bleep uu board, and reach Steubenville at
o'clock the following morning—conuarting with the Fast
Train at A. M., melting direst connection with Trains
for all the above clues---thus obtaining a comfortable night's
rem, and amichng the fatigue of night trove/ by railroad
Age- Fare as cheap ct by any other Railroad route.
Fur Through and Local Tickets, and further Information,
,aquae JULIN J. 110USTON,
do 115 Water street, Pittsburgh
ULU N. FULTON, Superintendent.
L. bk. EN NV, Uentral Agent.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE t 1 It EAT CENTRAL ROUTE, coUnoCtlng
the AtituaLic LP,. with Western, North-western
and :lout 4.v.irorn :=tetee by a contimuou.s Itallwey direct.
Thu Road also counocts at Pittsburgh with Daily Line of
Steamers to uli ports on the North-wt.-11mm Lakea making
tho matt DIOJOt, CHEAPEST and ULIAILL tt.OrTIL by which
IREIUIIT can lot forwarder to and from the G&W Wore.
Rates between Philadelphia Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Booty, Shuns, Dry Caal.s, I W(In bozos,) Pure, Peathero, Sc
K. SECOND CLASS.—Bouts and Stationery,)
Dry bales,) Ifardwaro, Lea- ` 5 -Oue @a ItAi
titer, Wuol, Ace..
THIRD CLASS..—Anotis, lingOng, Bacon (
mac 1W mt.
and Pork,(ln bulk,) !temp, Sc )
C
FOURTH LASS.--42.ufreo, Fish, Bacon end
Pork, (packed,) Lord and Lard Oil
ea- In shipping Goode from any point East of Plilladol.
phis, Ito particular to mark paokagro, via Pennsy/rania
Railroad.' All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Rood
nt Pbiltulolpttla or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
-dotontion.
Fn=Klux .Aoc...irs—Moses Potter, Ilostou; J. L. filliott, Now
York; E. J. Snootier, Philadelphia; Magraw & Koons, Balti
more; Uno. C. Pranciscus, Pittsburgh; Slirlugutan & grown,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, lauleville, Hy. ' • R. G.
Moldnum, Madison, Ind.; Rate 1 CO., St.. Louis, Mo.; J.
S llltchall & Son, Evausville, Indiana.
_ .
11. IL I.IOL'STON,
tioneral Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LONLBAERT,
Superintendent, Altoona., Pa.
ORPHANS• COURT SALE.—Pursuant to an order of the
Orphan.' Court of the County of Allegheny, held at
Pittsburgh, on Saturday, the 24th day of November, A. D.
1855, will be exposed to Public Sale, on SATURDAY, the 22d
day of December. A. D. 1855. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
amid day, at the Court House, In the city of Pittsburgh—
AU that certain lot or piece of ground situate In the Third
Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsyl
vania, being part of lot number thirty-four (No. 34) In the
plan of lots laid out by Robert Watson, Req., and which phui
le recorded in Book If, 3d , page 194, and bounded and do
scribed as follows, viz : Beginning at a point on Wylie Street,
at the distance of sixty-seven feet six inches from Washing
ton(formerly called High) street ; thence along Wylie street
southerly thirty-two feet, and along all thin thirty-two feet,
(n feet,) extending back thirty feet to a lot leased to James
Itee,ol; subject to a yearly ground rent of ten dollars for
ever, and subject also to the same regulations, restrictions
and reservations as are contained in a certain deed of per
petral lease, dated the Bth day of September, A. D. 1828,
granted by said Robert Watson to Andrew Getty fer said bit
No. 34 in his said plan, and which Is subject to a jearly
ground rent of one dollar per foot, to be paid to said Robert
Watson forever. On which premises are erected two two.
story Frame Dwelling Houses.
The terms of sale will be &ado known on the day of sale.
JOHN Q BINDLRY,
nov2l2l.ltaw3i Administrator of Thomas McCollister.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM R_ATILARION
is the &West Beun .
, titter of the
WRIGITPS PREMI.P6I E5,P441.0,,{
Render* the Rl= sort and &ay. •'
Par sale by LEISER. HAFT, Sam and SELLERS, et 26
cents &Net
_- •io u •
1111
- PITTSBURGH: t CON NELL SVIL E
~ RAILROAD.'
OPEN FIoWW MT NEWTON To CONNELLSVILLE,
fitly-eight enires front l'itsborgh, on 111.1 l,,ughiogh.•nv
This now first -c 1.4 is now optql for the trmimportia
tion of pasiseng,ra und fright. In collation with Ow fine
Stennler ROWAN, from PftAlirgli to Con rn.,11, , s ille. ihrilr, 5.."
follows:
The ateatner EOLLAN 'till Katy° her wharf. above the
%litnorigabela Bridge, rc.wv afternoon, at half-pet three
o'clock. for WeAt NPW ton. II quecting there with the Morn
ing Train leaving at for Connelhoille, and renehiog
there at 9:50 A. M., In time ter the Stage fur n.
Faro to Connellirville.
Faro to tiniontovrn. . 2
♦ 'Frain will leave ('onullv.ille in the tnorning. at it:lG
o'clock, fur \Vait Newtat, ,und connect there with the
at - tamer Zoltan at 7:30, fa Ulna to roach Pittsburgh at 1
P. M.
Fars from Cunuellst ills to Pittsburgh
Faro from Uniontowtrio Pittsburgh...
The LoCLI Freight an< Pumenger Truth will leare Con.
nellerillo at 1te.30 A. NI, and returning will leave Went
Newton at a:3O P. SI., napping at all way stations for freight
and passengers.
On Saturday the usual afternoon train will lie over until
the following morning at 8:311 o'clock.
Passengers by the Saturday ftfternoon boat from PILLs
burgh mn by this arramsment go forward without delay.
For further information. apply to the Officers on board the
steamboat EOLIAN, or to the Agents at West Newton and
Connelistille. D. W. CA LDW ELL,
out.%) Assist. mt Superintendent.
GREAT DISCOVERY !
APLEM
TESTS, both by able I'metitioners
and Chemical Analysis, have detuonstrated the great
value of PROF. DE (MATH'S beautiful combin,ation, called
" ELECTRIC OIL," for the relief and cure of Pain. But the
people themselves are rendering their verdict In a manner
both unmistakeable and satiefm . tory. More than 20,10U0 bot
tles have been mild in a very short time--a great proportion
to those who heard other, recommend It, who had tried it.
That It is a splendid discovery, in everywhere acknowledgc,l;
and nothing like It was ever before prepared. Why,• for
Cocoa alone, It is worth $lOO.OOO a year to the people, as it
always cum+ these painful tormentors in (11.4,111 y-fin, hours.
But what Is it not worth to the people if It cures Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Canker, Ulcers, Sores of all kinds, (fre
quently taking away all the pain in twenty-four bourn,)
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palpitation, Headache, Bronchitis,
Piles, Womb Complaints, Cramps, Sprains, dory or Swelled
Breast, Felons, Wounds of all kinds, h-c.? Would $200.000
express its value to the people? Ne. Because a tuna will
give freely for relief from pub,. Will this Oil relieve pais ?
Certainly it wilt. Such men an We have often named, honor
able and high-minded Merchants, Mayors, Doctors and others
have so said, after from ten to fifty trhA,. They say the
EI,ECTRIC OIL is the fi n est medical combination ever pre
pared, neither offensive nor Injurious, but effectual In all the
above and many other cases. Some honorable and heavy
business firms have. It is true, sold some of the old turpen•
tine, bituminous, or anal tar, Ac. h-c.) external applicatimis.
until their customers returned bottle after bottle with the
remark that the remedy was worse than the pain ;•' yet
inch well trace never recommended our given countenance
to them. But see seine of our beat merchants ordering 1141,1,
every ten data, and ationyi giving additional testimony to
the value ut [We wonderful discovery. That a great many
ladies are using It as a medicinal toilet article for themselves
and their children. is moll known. It cures all Pimples.
Blotches and Eruptions on the tare and turk, in an short a
time, you would scarcely credit it It frequently reduces a
painful swelling in two hours; has done it In half an hour .
cured many effectually In six hours. If Indies knew the
rJahrny, strengthening und healing virtues in this int, the,
would never be induced to one tut) thing else for womb com
plaints or panns of any kind.
We now is a letter Just received Iva 1,/,,r61 W 1.1.11,
Esq., who went to England sic u,•rks site-e, (to de..,
POny DE Unti', Sir • Whet: Heft
my health, yierofulo. erupta..m5...t.,...) 1 never expected to
return !Loin, believing that my complelnt would won ,any
tao off. 55 hen you Knee me three bottlre your Elemit.
Oil to tiLe with me, .1.4 merely n pH DLit Is,. I did not t Link 1
would eo very mom fly tolled upon t: then!: you or I I,J, do,
for my complete redturithon.
I can 'Ally ,1), before the departure of the Y' r, that
y au twee only to "Amu hot, watt y our 011, t, tall, a 1...rtax,0
15110 )ear in not mmtbur ctmitor rued, ine u, F.ll,
land, it in the world 1 trill write by next ',team.,
Your, wort truly, 11r.xer N ILET
It cannot tie their UMW who !date that aid SutZ.i.
that hare dtactittrged nom tun ut , tntl, tier )ear, hate
1. - en cured by 011. It vatauot L.. untrue, not A
(MI, where 11.1.1 l• tt.ia . v.,l ace day, often In hull 110111 -
No! common sett. di. tat,, 11 - I:—and air hundred a tittett
letter, say no ' Cate and see Mon. A ,gulat tar ,n
eittctiditliVo; and Lade', can r..nault a Luiv, prat tt)
dropping a Imo to the oftltat Advice trout a dtatdroat, maw
lug Inquiries that any ph)siciatt cue answer, will no peon, 3 .,
I} attended t.. Alaa it istamp,Joi ads 1, es ..1 e
s
. ni ,
(reel) giVvY, 1.1 wk . Aro d.(l ult.,. in Itt, Nvt,
1 / 4 1: ,a.sl/ treatt“.llll.-rully, Wahott! Ill!. a, I Li* ,
to asnortaird u1p1,4 I,urt,t•ao
No. 30 i•utL 11411a.lel:d.“
N —The larir,t tet, tnnim I iju ..11,1V,A PI,
Ay of or [allur.• w rmo in fnnn Flail an Lout
weekn, t., ru[v
Put sale by In UF.V II SE! t, \il 1J( 1 ‘r,
ttr..ot ug:34. , ,lavr
_
Cosmopolitan -
Art Association
sAy v.\'/,
A ItRANGENIF:NTS for the See"nd Annual
11 cou,,th.a of thu now and lof olar Institut,. for I
Jilin... of I...iaturd Anil Art, lint, Lora made I t i 1 ~ t
rSt.tl.riVo unto. Among ttio ks already t
fardaturd FINtIA t filClPI\,. %i . h origmall) ovd ten
tbuusaml dollars.
In liiranni; the new tly• dlffusidti nark; ..f
American art., and tho .mnia...m..ln of American gyrint,
hate not been oyyrlia,ked,.. a been MAUNA
It, many Oh the uteat dtialneyitalied 11.•
untribute 0611110 ~ 1 the., tin.it pc/du...tying Aaiun,:
them a, [fir,: llartile Bush.. ex•yanyd I.e the great o••• 1 li , Mc,
sulphur, 11111.Ln Pea La.,.
Milllttik: ASH INtiTON, the Flit her of hh limn try
UN:N.IA \ 11'11.1 \ tho
I=l
A street,' agent had ',Anna Eurtote. watt male eurerul and
path:mug aelectium , at ("relitn work% of art, bath to brante
and marble; Statuary and Choice [Muting ,
Tim w Lola farming a lary and valuable odlortlon
l'alintaratts and Statuary, to a ttastriltured free among the
member. of the Attannatum tar the tactual teat
The payment Throe Dollnrs collet lute any One a Men,.
Ler of this .tesuctarion, and entitles torn to eta,' one of the
Magazines tar one year, and also n ticket in the dietribution
of the :statuary and VainunLem.
The Lltoraturo mototi to .uttocrilterg ron.Orit,. thu tollou
iug 51outttly Ittagazinto : tioxpor, Putnaot . e Ft mckerlowkot
Illttrktrood's, tiougotiolti fFonL., (Intl/tau %. owl iltlev'fi L.
•ty's Bout:
Persona taking fire memitorshire are entitled t.. any fis..
of till. Magazines for one year. nil to gio (WA rl.l in the diet ri
buticita. The net pros...oda dells,' front the sale of member
ship. are derotettl to the lan clusatt.tf of art fot the en
suing year.
Tit Ai:lran/Ages Serarroi by h....tat! n member 4 t!..
Lt. All portions receive the Jo i!j thetr subscription
at the start, in the Outpo of sterling Alugazlnt• Litorntur,•.
2d. Each member is rontrlbuting tom - Anil parchtolnz
ditace Rorke of Art, 'which are to be dildributed among
themselven, and are at the coma time eneouramm. the A runt•
rrf the country, dhibunidng thtmemak of dollar" through It.
agency.
eerno. In rem - 3 . 11"v fonds for membership will please give
their pod-office address infiell. stating the month they wish
the Magazine to commence, and have the letter reiristered st
the post-oftice to prevent loss; on its receipt n certificate o:'
membership, together with the Magazine desired, will be
forwarded to any part of the country.
Those who purchase Magazines at bookstores, will (Ilse, ,e
that by Joining this Association. the) reeries the litzgaz-In.
and free ticket in the annual distribution all at the same prim
they now pay for the Magazine alone.
Fur Memberships, address
C, 1.. DERRY, Actuary C. A A.,
At either of the Principal Omoen—" Knickerbocker itofa.
1.111 o" Aka, 348 Broadway, New York; or Western office, Inn
Water street., Sandusky Ohio.
Subscriptions received by Ih - . tiEORtiE H. KririEß,
No. 110 Wood street, Honorary Secretary, for Pittsburgh,
Penna. nov7
WATER CURE INSTITUTE, 'land et.,
(south side,) between Penn street and the River,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lk.S-TUlt BARU, tiraduute and Practitioner in the Old
Schools of Nledicitie, Allopathic and Hunareopethic, and tot
the peat ten years a ouossisful Ilvdropathist, has opened :1
NYATRR CURE in the above location.
Tho perfectly safe, direct and illialuditlta effect this syst-to
hoe on ell Fevers, said all diseases acute tax..l ,hrunw,
IS mild, grateful and invigoraung to the weal; sod ciebilitat ed.
renders It poculituly desirable io fill:Milo., who will Le mated
at their homes.
Allopathic end fioniceupathie treatment Trill be aiituteds
tared where desired; hut, niter Ivag and thorough export
enco, Doctor ItAl3-2 gives a decided preferemx to flydrupathy.
which has, throughout the old and new world, proven so
eminently successful in every form of di. inelndiug in
elpient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, hilLuamator)
and Chronic Itheumenew Asthma, Cutaneous, Nervous and
Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures from highly reputable
citizens of nearly every State to the Union, can be examined
at Doctor Bass's office Thy Reverend Clergy are Invited t,
consult him gratis.
Warm aster being used In thy cyrumeneetuent, and tiftin
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury instead of unpi.
rant, as those unin.quaintyl might suppose,
Rxrtarovess—Alessrs. Charles Brewer, D r aw - man palms
IV W. Wilsey, W 11. Williams, Thompson Sell. J. R. Wed
din, D. T. Morgan, Win 13 fluituys, L Li Elighsh, LI NI
Byer
.Captain
" J. C Rsto
The underaigued, Lai Lug visited ft a - tot 11.stia's luntn r.
and witaeastal Lis croatrneut. charrfuli,
rsActruand him as a thurouglii) catu,utatl awl skillful Ph,
sician
Chalk. T RussolL Jax. M'Contivil. David Mont. John C
eurthi, Robert Patrick. Jobr Liviagstuu. „lota, Wright
W. W. Patrick, Mos. 1 , KLIOII, 0 Ormsby tirogg
..,tltkdaw
( )1; F.N PL ..‘T.e,
AN' O w R
t lilri r, .P .it L LAS:I. H c •
1011 {i;ecel street, Pittsburgh
All persons foud of UtiOD LI VINO will please, -
WI and Judge tor themselve. Always on hand,'
the best 1)i Oyster., Moak& Coffee, Tea, hums
made Bread, Plea, Custards, worm Corn Bread,
Mush and Milk, Fried Mush, Waßlos, Buekwheat Cakes. A,
The c00k.14 will be such as will gratify epirurea.
r Families supplied with thaters at reasonable rat..
oct27:tf
I3ARGAINS IN WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELRY -
ROBERTS & BROTHER are now selling their thou
large and carefully selected stock of flue IVatehei, Chsrks,
and rich Uold Jewelry at greatly reduced prices, to make
room for an entire new stock, w filch will be received direct
from the Eastern manufactories ho a few weeks for the Fat
trade.
Purchasers desiring to buy good goods at low prim,
should call Immediately and examine our stock, us we at,
determivi to close It 'uut without regard to cost or former
pritxs. Don't forget the lallen.
ROBERTS & BROTIIER,
No. 41 Fifth street, next door w Wood,
Car Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, and warranted.
,t DESIDERATUM. —M. JACOB'S AMAIAIA3I PENS
A
will be found on trial superior to Gold ur Steel, resem
bling the Quill rartre than the former, and collecting urine of
the seditneut about them which 0001 pone do. They will be
found unrivalled for Records, Deeds, Ac., as they du not -
steel pens will—change the color of the Ink after a few years.
Ono trial will prove them to be the pen that bas been so
much wonted. Sold exclusively in Pittsburgh by
I.OULIHRIDOE A MAXWELL,
N. 126 Wood street, above Fifth.
RAZORS.—To those who shave themselves , a really good
Razor—one that cuts sweet and clean, and continuos to
do so for years--is a luxury ; saves temper, time and money.
It Is sow universally acknowledged that Cl Uchrist's American
Razor, sold by W. W. WILSON, corner of Market and
Fatah streets, far surpasses any Razor of English manu
facture.
Reader, try one of them, and If you don't find the 'tate
meet tree, Wlleon will return you your money.
novl4 W. W. WILSON.
TIEVOLVERS ! REVOLVERS !!--Just re
calved, by'Expreas, direct crom
the iliolnufactunara, a plendid auort
meal or Cotv's REPEATING PISTOLS,
four, five and ea inch baiTels, all of
which we will Bell for mil at as low
prices as they can be bought in the city of Now York. Pei -
~om going to deurtralla and California will rind that they can
do better by parches - hag their eicupage at home, than they
can among strangers—ea we give persona a chance to try
any of the above Pistols before leaving the city, and in cefic
of a failure we refund the money.
BOWN k TETLEY, ~
1.18 Wood street, Pittaburgfi..
170KWHICA neks for rale by
reoVIA EMILY IL OOLLINE,
MM==l
=ME
RAIMUADS
EMEM
=ME
INSURANCE
AP TN A INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
/Vi rem Costi . --Charteritf. 1819. Increase of Cosh
Capital to Half a 3lillion DollantS
PAID tP CA9II CAPITAL, .8500,000.
The 'Thicty-sixtb Annual Statement of the Assets of the
krNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of 'Hartford, as furnished
't his Agency on the lot of Jimnary, 1855, ander oath t
Real Estate, uninnumbered
:Serenty-ttru.Mprtgage Bonds, 6 and 7 per rent
latynble
Dcbts due tho Company, secured by mortgage.— 7,313 17
Bills lb,oivablo. well secured, payable at Bank... 73 5
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 07,516 00
Brod: St.r.ka in the city of Hartford
Bank Stck, in New York city
Calla on hOOOL in Bank, and in hands of Agents
$773,278 03
'ne amount of liabilities due or not duo to Banks or other
creditors—❑othiug.
losses adjusted and dim—none.
1.0581 s adjusted and not due-8148,518 22.
Losses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof-861,257 50.
All other claims against the Company are small, such only
as printing, Ac.
Agents inetructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured in any city, town or village, deponds
upon the character, material and construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of Water and condition of
the tire department, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies; the de
sin is to limit the lass by any one lire to $lO,OOO, or leas.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Hartford, January let, 1855.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ) •
Hartford County.
Personally appeared, Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the ,Etria Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement, by him subecribed, ix true, according to his
best knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company for the year 18M exceed
$.750.000, while the premiums received for the same time far
exceed any other year, since the organization of the Com
pany.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, Issued
at this Agency, at remunerative rates.
us. Office, No. B 7 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pm
jnall 11. B. TM-EYCK, Agent.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' LIFE,
FIRE AND ]URINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
capital $300,000
Amount securely invested $200,000
Thin Company effects Fire Insurance on Buildings, Goode,
Furniture, &c. Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargo and
Freight. Inland Insurance on Goods, by Rivers, Lakes,
Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally. Also, Insu
rance upon Liven, upon the most favorable terms.
EICEEZIE!
Hen. Thomas B. Florence, James E Neal!,
George IL Armstrong, Charles Dingo°,
Ed. P. 311ddleton, E. IL Helmbold,
George Helmbold, Fred. C. Brewster,
Thomas Nlnrterfleld. Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Pre.sldsnt
EPICASS R. EITLYBOLD, Secretary.
PITTSBURG!" REPIRESCRS.
Hon. T. M tfuwo, Hon. J. R. NCCllntack,
lion. L'. C. Shannon, Col. S. W. Black,
'Lou. J. B. Guthrie., A. B. 51'Calmont, Esq,
Thomas J. Keenan, EN.. Wilson M'Candleas, Esq.
Oen. .1. K. Moorhead
MMIMMI2IO
M. Riddle.
The character of the above Company in of the aria clam,
tool combines the rare and comma' privilege. of Fin, Marina
and Life Laurance.
Gentlemen of elevated standing are aasociated in Ira man
agement. and interestal as Stockholders.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agovat,
No. 90 Wator otraot
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA.
oinsc-rm:—.4:luirles W. Baucker. Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel tirant, Jacob R. Smith, tieo. W. Richards,
Ni,,rdr•cui D. Lewis, Adolph! E. Rorie, David S. Browne, Moo
,. Patterson. CHAR. N BANCISER, President.
Cass. U. IieNCZYR, Secretary.
Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
descriptlim of property, in town and country, at rates as low
a. ex, consistent with security.
'lire Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund.
which. with their capital and premiums, safely invested, el
Lord ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, on January 1st:1851, as pub
dished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz
MortgAge $918,128 88
Real Estate . . .. ....... ...... 84,377 78
rem porary L0an5.83,968 17
.
iztte..ice 61,8891 k)
Cash. 4c . .. 64,348 81
.t.ne their Intorpuration, a period uf twenty-one years.
they have paid upward of Ouo Million Four hundred Thou
xnud 100., , by tire, thereby affording evidence of the
outages of tosnran.. as well as the ability and disposition
t meet with promprnitai all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
°Mite, north-rant cur. Wood and Third fits.
MERCHANTS' AND MECHANICS' MU
TEAL INSURANCE W.IIPANY, No. 80 Walnut
aircet, 8,01141 door from Fourth, Philadelphia -
Authorized Capital $500,000
Capital paid in 8200,000
(hart r 0 fry thr Lrgulalurr f J'rienryirunia, Aprii ti, 1858.
Thi• Cottiptilly is now prepared to issue Policies in Fin.
?lunar, lalnud. Navigation and Railroad risks, at the cur
rent into. of Premium: and having the security of a rash
cup,tal, It also atterds tha Ensured an annual participation in
the profits, without any Ito.bility whatever.
=CM
11”nr1 L. Stevenson, Steplien Tomlin,
John W. Tllford, John M. thimmey,
Is...cat B. Taylor, Alexander Murphy,
Mt..., D. Smith, IL K. Richardson,
NI dluun F. 114,012, John S. Genin, N.Y.
‘S'lllaun )1..m... Jantae W. Weston, N. Y.
HENRY L. STEVENSON, President
11 K. Itlenaarmos, Secrctary.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
0,t.311 N.,. 90 Water L. between Wood rind Market.
PENNSVINANIA INSURANCE COM
VAT. OF PKITSIIIIIO/1, corner of Fourth and
r n,itbn,dd streata.
AUTIIOL'IZED CAPITAL. $300,000
Insure flulhiingA and other property against loge or dam-
InFlro, and the la•rlb of the Sea and Inland Navigation
.‘rd Yransportatiou.
•
=II
W. Welinteck. Kennedy T. Friend
D. M. Long, I. Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones, (loorgo IL White,
Jacob Painter. A. A. Carrier,
J[011143 S. Negley, W. S. Ebtvea,
Wed. Hampton, D. F.. Plu;
•
li. h. Coggehall.
Hoy. WM. F. JOHNSTON, Preddont.
RODY PATTERSON, Vice Preadont.
A. A. C..0..m.xn, Secretary and Troasurer.
S. S. GI, aran, Assistant Secretary. dua26ra
TIIE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU
RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST CWIPANY, PIMA-
DaPHIA.--Cluartered Aprfl 25th. 1850. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL, $250.000.
Offioo. South-mum corner of Third and CReetnot streets
OFFICERS OF THE HOME BOARD AT PHILADRLPITIA
DIRECTORS. •
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul R Goddard,
ambriate W. Thompeon, Lawrence Joni:Leon,
flonJamin W. Tingley, Geo. McHenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Derereux,
William M. Godwin, William McKee.
Prrridrer--Stephen Fb Crawford.
Vlre fterideer--Ambraso W. Thomps.
3104in:a E:ramirte-r— Pittst.rurgh—JaniLm EL Wilson, M. D.
.41trahrey eiry—R. B. Xiowry, M. D.
OEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
Inarl77 No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Prrsiumen.— IL MILLER, Jr, President; 1,
I.4oaDotr, Secretary.
CAPITAL, $300,000. .
. _
Will Insure amilnet all kinds of risks, FIRE and MARINE.
All will bw liberally adjusted and promptly pall.
A Home Institution, managed by Directors who an, well
l, flown In the community, and who are determined, by
pr. •m and liberality, to maintain the character which
trier have assumed, as ()tiering the best protection to those
XS Go desire to be insured.
Draverons-11. Miller, Jr.. C. W. Rick.tson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. H. Smith, C. Lbmson, George W. Jackson,
ivm. M Lyon, Jame n Lippincott, ittottrlto Donis, James MC-
A cloy, Alexander Nimick, Thomas ecort.
Qr . Office, No. 92 Water street, (IVarehouso of Spng."ft
, up stain,) Pittsburgh. novly
Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Institution,
No, 68 Aurth Street,
NEXT DOOR TO TIIB PITTSBURGH BANK,
S NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock
I
also, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from i to 9
Deposits received of all aunts not less than Own DOLLAR
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in .lone
end Ik - rend:ter. The Trustees, for the purpose of furthering
the benevolent objects of the Institution, Dave entered into
a giuirantias bond, thereby giving additional security to de
positors
liwka enutaining the Charter, By-Laws, Rulea nod ReTo-
I alone, turnistind grail., on application at the offica
President --GEORtI E ALBR E M.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
John H. Shoenbergar,
eitariws Knapp,
N Grattan Murphy,
Theobald Umbstaerter,
laaac M. Pennock,
William J. Anderson.
TRIAITEER
..)..1.“ U. Backoron, James Llerdman,
11111 Burgaiu, John M. Kiri:mitt - Lk,
Albert Cuibei [eon, John D. M'Cord,
I.:ohert Chimtor, Robert :Morrow,
J Oardhoar Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
• Alonzo A. Carrier. A. M. Pollock,
John S. Coagrara, Henry L. Rlng - walt,
Charles A. Colton. Robert Robb,
t:. U. Flruigtun, George R. Riddle,
Pfaticie Felix, James Rhoute,
deorge P. Giilmore, - James Shldle,
James S. loon, George S. Saida°,
William S. Haven. Alexander nod.le.
Strretary and T'rearurirr—CHAßLES A. COLTON
Jyhtdly
llopburn,
tiourgo R. White,
Witham F Johnston,
„hones W. liwilmtul,
A lozancior ftradlny,
Vlllitum Phillips,
D ÜBLIP SALE OF CALLABLE LANDS.—The under
-1 signed will offer at Public Sale, at the literchants Ex
change, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, ou TIIIIRSDAY, January
3, 1g58„ at 7 o'clock, the fullowmg described valuable proper
ty, being Lots Noe. 9 and of the Guudaker Plan of Lots,
situated lu Pine Township. Allegheny County, two miles
from Bakerstown :
Lot No. 9 contains 150 acres of land, 50 of which aro
cleared and in a high state of cultivation, the balance excel
lent sprout land. more to a flret-rate spring of water on the
prereilsos. The improvements consist of a Log Tenant House
and Stable, with other ontbuildlnga, and to bounded as fol
lows: North by lands of Isaac Grubbs and J. Waddle; south
by lands of David Crosby, Thomas Hen ry and James Dunlap;
east by lands of Wm. Shade's heirs; west by lands of Wm.
WiDion and ahem
Lad No. 10 contains 100 acres, about 100 of which are
cleared and in an excellent state of cultivation, the remainder
Stet quality white oak timber land. The improvements are
two Tenant Homes, Barn. Stables &c. On this tract will be
hued excellent spring water, an well as a run, which might
be converted into a mill-race without much expense, Lot
No. 10 is bounded on the north by lands of Johnson Wlifon;
south by lands of Thomas Gibson; east by lad& a Elated
Morrow and Win. Dickey; west by lands of Thomas and
Charles Gibson.
- -. • • .
These ere the last two tracts of the above plan of lots, (for
which Thomas Gibson has been acting as Agent,) therefore
purchasers . ..should look to their interests, as they will have a
fine opportunity of making a handsome investment. Persons
wishing to view the property will call on the tenants, on
either of the properties. Terms of sale made known al thil
time and place.
For further partictAars, Wren \TM E, PAD
Darte's Keystone Howie, Reading, Pa.
(lb SAMUEL W. HOPP3ILN, ESQ.,
No. 341 North Twelfth street, Philadelphia.
nov27:4wst(oho) P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
1)
R. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of REGRET DISEASES. His mecca In
long-standing cases is unequalled. The 6E11004 ate
to oell without delay. Persons efllicteli TO Venereal Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Piles, ar Seminal Dehl/DY, should not,
delay to get his uhloa.. Letters containing a fee, ivarnamas.._
ly answered.
Pitt L. Office sad Private Rooms, No. 41 Diamond.
Je2B alley.
sburgh.
FOFFY —WO bag. prime Rio for sale b
nov27 z 111 , 2 II; £ 1,1"
-,.-
krl ,
,4?
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
s t i u Low's'. stc.tle3ill Broker,
A
office lie,. 92 Fourth s6;kr, a bovelrOod. Notes, Drafts,
Bonds, Mortgages. Old Loans on ti4laterals, negotiated.
Stocks bought and sold on comxnlijion- Land Warrants
bought and sold.
particular nttentioir paid tho Ilureint i o and sale of Cop.
per Stocks:
All communications attended. to priinptly.
$ 16,672 05
DATRICKS (t FRlEND:tankers and Ex
change Brokers, and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Accept
ances, Gold, Sliver and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Emt
ern and Western Cities constantly for sale. ,
Collections made in all aid cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood streets. feb3
1A2,890 00
98,610 00
212,505 06
HOLMES Sc SONS, Bankers and .Br
. change Brokers, and Dealers Iti Notes, Torahs, Accept.-
lulu., Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the East
ern and Western Cities constantly forsale.
Collections nude &ill the cities: throughout - the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No.
87 Market street, between Third and fourth sts. lia34ly
Ll E. ARNOLD. & CO., Bankers and Ea-
A.Jit • change Brokers Dealers In Exchange, Coin, Bank
Notes, Sight and Titus Drafts, de. Collections carefullY at
tended to, and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stocks bought and mild on commission.
41Fir : , ;o. 74 Fourth street, nexl door to the Bank of Pitts•
burgh. eep.l.3
JOHN WOODS, Banker and Exchange
Broker, Dealer in Exchange, Commercial and Bank
Notes. Stock bought and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.
tfir No. 68,46 Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. 11.
Bank. deola
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Dealer in Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real (state, Sc.„ N0:75
Yeurth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. jans
CLOTHING STORE.
JOHN M'CLOSKEY & CO.,
FORMERLY OP THE CPLETIRATED CLOTHING DEPOT
ON Learn STEW, which has won an unbounded popularity
under the name of the THREE BIG DOORS, have, for the
purpose of acquiring more spew for thole Immense business,
removed to the spacious building on the
CORNER OF DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
Where they have now the most splendid steels of
CLOT 118 AND READY-MADE CLOTIING I
That has ever. been offered to the public.
Their principal object for this removal, is to giro them
more &ditties for
THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
They are prepared to sell Goods at the
Lowest Eastern Pricer/
And they will warrant them to be as good as any mantilla~
turgid in the Union.
• Custom Work in the Hest Style,
♦AD L'FON TUE SOORTIST NOTICE. . .
They have on hand a full and beautiful assortment of
CLOTHS AND COATINGS,
FOR MOSS, MUM, SCIRRINO ♦ND lOTELNESS COATS.
Our Interests are Identical with those of our eustatnem,
and we assure the public that our fidelity will not fail In fill
ing alt orders wo may be favored with.
DO'NT FORRET tat PIACI,
NO. SS WOOD STREET,
(Yin UDR), COMB OP DIAMOND ALLEY.
N. B.—We desire our patrons to understand that we have
no longer any connection with the Clothing Business' on
Liberty street. Our attention Is devoted exclusively to the
house shove designated.
mar 23 JOIIN M'CLOSKL'Y & CO.
trADZ HAMPTON .11.01PIR CiMP/IELL.
frAmproN & CAMPBELL, ( late of the
firm of Hampton, Wilson C 0.,) Wholesale Dealers
in otBN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHO°, adapted to the Weatern
Trade, Na S 2 Third street, between Wood and Market, Pitts.
burgh.
Ambugat our stock, which to the largest and most c,naphae
in the country, will be found, at low prices--
!den's Clothing, of every description ;
Bays' do. do.
A great variety of Undershirts and Drawers;
A lull stock of Handkerchleß, Cravats, Neck Ties and
Stocks;
A splendid assortment of Suspenders;
do. do. Men's Winter Hosiery;
do. do. Boys'
Linen and Muslin Shirts and Drawers;
Canton Flannel du. do.
Uum Elastic Goods;
Awl ft full stuck of goods adapted to Miners and Farmers'
wear, de.
.51,212.708 44
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•
Also, Umbrellas of all grades.
tia,. WO invite our old acquaintances, and all deader, In
our line, to call and ex a mine for themselves. We are now
opening our third supply, and our stock Is full and complete.
Warehouse on Third street, half way between Wood and
Market. ixtlElidsw
- MEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 4, Sixth
11 street, opposite Liberty. The subscriber has ja4t open
kJ this now establishment, where he has always on hand a
large and choice assortment of all articles of CLOTLIISU.
which he warrants equal to any in the city. and trill Bell at
the most reasonable prices. The public are re/masted to giro
him a calL imar9ilyj B. OPPENIIEI3I ER-
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS AT
LOVE BROTHERS, Ne 74 Market street, Pittsburgh,
sign of the original Bee HIV.
Our DRESS HOODS DEPARTMENT is unusually full, and
eontain some of the richest and most desirable ;locals that
we have ever been able to offer, such as
Extra super Silks;
French Merin.; Cashmeres;
Mous do Lamm.; Plaids; Stripes; Coburg.; ,tc.
NEEDLE WORK—The best assortment in the city.
Collars, Chemizettes, Sleeves;
Flouncing., Edgings and Insertings;
Shawls, Cloaks. Tahums and Scarfs;
New style Brocho, Plaid, Caslnner° Mire Aut. Velvet.
Stella/3, Crape Si
Together with a large assortment of MOUILNINO GOODS
of all descriptions.
Our DOMESTIC and HOUSE FURNISHING DEPART
MENT Is well supplied, and we feel confident tbat.wo- ran
offer greater Inducements now than we have ever been able
to offer before. We solicit an examination of our stock be
tore purchasing elsewhere, as all will find It to their @Aran
rage to do so.
Rody Patterson
We will also be almost daily In the receipt of new and de
cirnbla throughout the season
LOVE BROTHERS,
(Formerly Young, Stevenson k Love
seed No. 73 Market street, Pittsburgh,
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ,
Peemurrea, No. 844 Liberty street. just beside the
rasienger Depot of the Pennsylvania Raihrond, which makee
it tho most convenient house In tho city for passengers
scsi
ving by that road.
The proprietor having, at considerable expense, 'fitted, up,
in excellent style, the MANSION. HOUSE, would reapoet
fully solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. febty
ST. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.—The undersigned,former
iy of ' Brown's Hotel," having taken this largo and cotumo
dions ROTEL, and having retitled it in magnificent style,
would respectfully invite his friends and the traveling public
id give him a call. Assured. with tho convenience of the
house and his long experience in the business, a give
entire satisfaction, and his charges moderate.
feb2:2 W.ll. C. CONNPILLf.
GOOD INTENT HOUSE, corner of Liber
ty and Orant streets, near the Railroad Depot.
Janl&ly JAVES SHANNON, Proprietor.
WILKINS RAIL, W. C. GALL AQIIER,
Pausal:ma, Fourth street, between Wood and Smith
neld.—Thla spacious establishment has been leased by the
subscriber, and completely renovated. Ile is at all boors
prepaced tck furulab eery luxury that can be found .to the
best regulated restaurants in the States. His spacious Bar
will always be supplied with the very best Liquors_ [lame
of every description, in its season, can always be found at
Wilkins Hall. [apt;) W. C. GALLAGHER.
CORNUCOPIA OYSTER AND COFFEE
MOUSE, D. RAHNARD, PROPIISZTOII, No. 40, MI MI street,
between Wood and Market, Pittsburgh. janl9:ly
KENNET ALE. --IV. D. ENGLISH, Sole
: Dottier of SUM:CB eeletua4ed Keittl,4% Ale aid
Ittowm Stout. Also, CutOrztotl 41r and Porter, in quart and
pint bottles.
The attention of Prnii os, and the trade, is respectfttll)
solicited. nally
INERAL WATER AND S'ARSAPA
RILLA —WM. D. ESOLISII, Pitt street, below Penn,
is no% manufacturing and bottling the above beverages on
an extensive scale. the articles are of the boot quality, and
manufactured from the purest materials. vcclas
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—By virtue of
an order of the Orphan? llnart of Allegheny Natal, I
expose to public sale, on the premiles; in Moon town
ship, within one and a half tulles of the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania Railroad Station at Maysville, on Saturday, the FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER, at 2 o'clock P. 11., the following de
scribed real estate, the property of Josnen M'F.innax, bate of
the city of Pittsburgh, deceased:
Ali that certain tract or piece of land situate In Moon
township, Allegheny county, bounded mar described a9.fpl
lows,
to wit: Beginning at a post on the Sharon road, thence
north 103 degrees, east 27 porches to a gum tree; thence
north 10 degrees, west 16 ,410 perches to a post; thence
north 3j degrees, east 21 perdues to a post In the run;
thence noillt 55}6 degrees, east 28 8-10 perches to a walnut;
thence north 36% degrees, east 12 perches to an elm; thence
north 8 degrees, oast 66 parches to a poet on line of. land of
William M art; thence south 52t4 &gives, east 208.60400
perches toe chestnut oak; thence ebuth 15 degrees, west 102
perches to a white oak; thence south 74„4 degrees, east 49
perches to a white oak; thence south 2 degrees, east 54 6-10
perches to a test on the Sharon road; thence along said
road north 63 degrees, west 8 6.10 porches do a post; thence
north 88A degrees, meet 12 porches to a blank oak; thence
north 70 degrees, west 12 3-10 perches to a post; thence north
48 degrees, west 25 7-10 perches to u post on a township road;
thence along mid township road south 393.1 degrees, west '36
1-10 porches to a post on 4 0 o r laird Or R o b ert s to d ud;
thence north 78 ijegreol, west 151 7-10 porches to a post;
than north 17 degrees, east 89 perches to a post; thence
north Bey, degrees, , esst MI perishes too post; thence south
80% degrees, east 1., perches to a post on the Sharon coati,
the plasm of beginning --containing 4 acres, 2 red s ik „,,l 27
perches, with the allowance, making in all oTrit. no acres.
'Psalm or SALL—One-third cub, cri the delivery of the
deed; the balance to be paid in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest; witred by bond and mortgage on the
premises.
By The (butt. GEORGE C. McFADDEN,
Administrator.
For further particulars, enquire of said Administrator, at
No. 39 Fourth street, or of B. B. W. GILL, Attorney at Law,
office No. 89 Fifth street Pittsburgh. BOYIO;.WSt
OYSTERS -100,1)Q1), shell Oysters, just ar
k, rived BIN 8t Wholeaalq gyad rata/ We 9
111 '10 04 0 4tbieria to mane and by the= Fara- At&
Tee !wiled with attRitO,YBTERB at 50c,75c
and 81 per hundred 4 - Will lind out that
this Is the right way to 'Y them. We keep constantly on
hand cans of Oysters—sold wholesale and reta.o , 4iniperior
quality. Restaurants will do well b gIPIQ wail.
MLA
N. R.—The different Corner
tiO4es /an d and Liberty streets.
qualiOysters are: Duck Creeks,
Morrie River, Corea, Egg Harbor, Salts, dc. nov24llt
- ThtimumA.ll3ei it taIIIIALGLi—Dr. BROWN herePy
lA, Worm' the afflicted that hie remedy for the aborts tom
netted dLreasea is one that will core. He will weaent a
cure in any meet this kind. The remedy was nosey kottra
to fail when property persevered with.
Many suffer the torture of this complaint fur month'. end.
years., when a few dollars would proottre a certain. VZe
peedy remedy.
41..M.urr and Private Constant% Booms, tick 41. DIAMOND
; a
MIMMMIRIMIR=SMMI!IMMMWRIPSI
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
HOTELS
RESTAURANT&
.MEDICAL.
AYER'S. CAI'IISittICAPILLS
°MATTI by their powerfal thew
...^ - . mace on,the Internal ?boom tOrittritif
".. ~..,.' ~..,. . thobloodand stimulatelt intotasittor
1"....."., 't . ' action. They remove the obstructions
~„.."-dr . .- • of therefomaih,tiowoisiliserein, dottier
„ d iO l e,
...... orksiali tif th eltedy, and, bzt i, estctrinig
eir ......,-- EEVE nre action to, ear.
t - - ~ .e,... - sect, *hetet*" they exiii de.
Ss .4 -1 114,r, rangements as are the, first causes of
ih. - '''''',-.------•'''''" disease.. An eiVenelvd`trial or their
virtuea, by Professors, Physichumfand
Patients, hasaltdwriCurert , of dreagertent illsesses ahrltsit bps
yond belief, wore they asotaultstanthiterby petaiscusolfsrich
exalted 'position and character IMO forbid the emplaces GE .
U 4 tilith• Their rerdllcateS ere published -in sny•Anaeriems
Abatuaac., , ,thich the Agents Ulan' nom? (kart plrased4O the.
'nigh free to all Inqtdrhair, - , - - ' -
-
Annexed we „die pitecironi fdr:tliiii.s. in W.lo/ 1 4t.
width they hare been round to' cure _t''' -,' _ - ":
, 1.- ,- ' ;.,,_
Fon Cosrvz.vass.,—Take one of two Pitle;Ofstsin'lli ' inhtss7
a/Jovially "MaYO the liovrelC Costiveriesers frequently th e
aggravating cause of PEEES,,and•theocueeofotte consplaint Is
the cure of both. No person istrchtel 'well While under a
costive habit of body. Ilene itshoh
promptly relieved . . lklatois it clus„ s - bo,,
roe DESPEISES, iViliCll ts sometimes the CatliDs OtOPACIT ,
NESS, and always uncomfortable, take mild doses—froth, one
to four—to attundoto the sternmehand liscrintritealthy-ito.
than. They will do It, and the 'Posart-betwand
soui-burn of dyspepsia will rapidly disaiiifear;sliberf Was
gone, don't forget what cured you.
Fon. A. Foot. Stens ,mt or Morbid „Inacia*. joy Ste :ark,
which' rub:LOIS gebevil depression or did tePhl lartd
health, take from four to eight •Pilla at tat,' Smaller
lad
doses afterwards, until activity and strength riit . toted to
the system , - , • ' '`,' , %,',..'` '.4
Fon Ntavormass, Sick rindismir, rrAt9ri,:4l,4lll/1110
Slamaeh, Back or Side, take thorn nor raided pills °ageing
to bed. If they do not operate sufficiently,. take more As
next day, until they do. These annplaintswili bonwerdont
from the system. Don't wtartheso and their kindred (dt eir.
does because your stomach isfoul.' ,_-,--. ~ • -• . ~.. ..; ,
Fon &norms, fissmemta,;arai all 'Means of Ad Skin,
take:the Pills freely and frequently, to keep thaboarolsopen.
The erupthms wiligenerally soon begin thdintinish eipislie.
appear. Sissy dreadfal ulcers brill. Safe hattkbeett heeled
up by the purging- and.pnrifying effect or those li'ill.s And
some disgusting diseases which seemed to saturate the whole
system have completely yielded to their influentm; lear li tte
the sufferer in perfect health. Rationisi yonrdaty to
' sty forbids thht you'shOuld parade Yourself attlittid,lhe
r world , covered with pimples, blotchea. dicerictsnes, linden
or - any of the unclean diseases of the thin, because's:sir eye.
tern wants cleansing. .
''''fityPtintirlitlllltoolVtlif.rareth - ~istidlldifertntePdts.
covered. They; should be taken - freely and'Utvently, and
the impurities which sew the seeds Of lecurabladiseaset will
be swept out of the system like chaff before thrtylmt:„By
this property they do as much guest ihirtrotentinfriallaaa
as by the remarkable cures which-they ans i n skipg elegy
where.
faith Cemetircr, .1 toslocr., and oil Maus Ajimtio' akarise
trim souse derangement—either torpidity, congestion, or
obstructions of the Liver. Torpidity and COngestk , MSWAta,
the bile and render It oat for sligestleil2' Thia hs digitate=
to the Intalth, and the, comfit - Litton hs frequently undermined.
by no other cruise. ;Indigestion Is slur:symptom. Otetrite.
Lion of the duct which empties the •bile.into the Mama, •
causes the bile to overflow into the blood. This prances
Jaundice, with a long and dangerous tratior evils. „Cos.
tiveness, or alternately rastivenew 'and diorrhonr, Pieria
Feverish symptonti; langeor,lerr tidal, u'eathicati
seas and melancholy, with'sometimealuability tis sleep, and .
sometimes groat drowelns; sometimes there IS severe pa th
in the side; the skin and the white of tins eyes lieconte a
greenish yellow; the stomach ticidi the Weeds sorii - to the
touch; the whole system irritable • with a tendency to fairer
which may turn to bilious foyer, bilious colic, herons sliaase
inert, dysentery, itc. A medium dove of three oribtie.Plils„,
taken at night, followed by two or time intliontothingfand
repeated a few days, will remove the cause of all these trou
bles. It is wicked to suffer.such pains when yen can core
them for 25 cents.
Enrostsrfatt, Corr, and artlnitanuiddory,FtroWttin =Phi.
ly cured by the purifying effect.? Of thele_l.sllsrtiPotilhe
blood, and the stimulus which they afford to_theiitalliris•
elple of Life. For these-and all kindred complaints-they
should ba taken in mild doses, to move the , bowalit gently,
but freely.. , U.
As a Drsain Pm, this is be . th.agreenble and nasful t ,
Pill mu be made more plessant.to take,,Faul sertainly Atm
her been made more effectual to the ,purpOtie.for which,st
dinner pill is employed. • _
Prepared by Dr. JAUF's C. AYER, Practical
Lai Chemist, Lowell, Maas. Price 25 tents per
boles for $.1..!
gold by D. A. FAMESTOCK & CO., at wholesale tuiZzero•
mil, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and brall'lletdors
everywhere. I . octeeilnedias •
6reat 614.1'Aojk!
c ount/1w T A •
v. Dr. Rogersl Syrup -pi
CANP;
_iv
POP, THE COMPLETE - CURE Op •
Coughs, Colds, Influenza; ItreUolabf,:: ,
Spitting Maid; Asthma - ?: : 71"
AND ALL OTHER LDNG COMPLAINIS-
TESDING , TO
CONSUMR
Phy ab si o eTa e n and Ch w by
411n Os ex t i* standard riell"
TIIE
Preparation, and is offered for the 9 ol=l.lllntaffia:Of
those diseases of the THROAT • and 'LIMO% f.
which, If neglected, =tall: tenalustedatatkr to - COOL;
SUMPT ION: It containa no Opium alms
41
any mineral whatever, tad tacomposederarrey of thtiatt
Roots, Serbs, mid Vegetable Subattnee*, which Wm&
specific influence upon the . Longs and ,• their connected
organs. Its Immediate effect Ls to allaY - all Trritotioth
and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid aintro,
tions, from the Throat and alr-paesages, thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the' tailatawtation and - other
causes which give rise to it. it is , approVed of 'and 7e.
commended by Physicians of the highest standing, and
may be given with perfect afety to the you cidld'eri
the most delicate female. . '
Less h.an hcaja botffe will generaity cue`toy 'oral:
nary COLD or COCOS, by fiillaWittg thedirectionto
One bottle la nsuallysufficient foraense to laltim.<
enin.
A few doses will relieve Tickling -ft! Otivi/J4).
or Hoarseness.
One bale will effectually atop SplitinglHoo& -
.
Three to Sin bottles only are . requireff"tiltifOUCW 4
the or As ma
-
Four to Eigdf bottees trillium a 4 Case of !4e.q.t.
1 .
ent Consumption.
One bottle to warranted ilwaYs to do gOod:oad
the patient that he Is on the right read to a MAIM.
Judge now whether or not 'lt Ili beet 'tip.use I!. Aleitlti.
antes on file at she offfeefrom'inifftitialenof restored:eq.
tereta
A. L. SCOVIII tteo. Proprietarse
No. 304 BROADWAY, ((Mi. BURRO Bt.) .2TCW:..YOTk.I
_ _
Ror Sale by all Druggists throughout do UttlideOlusi
M,MMI
/OP. For sale, wholesale and retail, by R. E. AELLY4r 3:4
CO., corner Wood and &and attiseta.• ,
,3;
Sold also by HRITDEIISON & etreetAltP.
ScHWARTZ, and BECKHAM KniCßlNAll,:Allegtteny
City. Va4ll-W, :
- ,
IN li.A L A trllYlq ( -.
FOB THE . '
CURE OF ASTHMA: CMBI3IIIO.
NEW AND VERT' WO#i*OP:ltir
HYGEA.NA
BROUGHT 1103113 TO Tula _Ducat. OF -Tna, unzioN
WONDERFUL DiscovEity.la s recent-
Iy been mode by Dr. Corns, of this city; in the pat -
meta. of Consumption,..isthma, end all !litanies of the Tainiel.
We refer to Dn. eery& lirtinarts4;oll,l"Nlanatt lirow
lisp= ism Cigna SlA,tl).'' With thatteermetliod, Dr.e.
hoe restored many afflicted met to health; liSin Milne@ of
which, he has innumerahle2corti9kStres. of the
treem4e4t,, a physician remarks: '"lt is evident tha nbaling
--constantly breathing no agreeable,healing, vtipor,4ll:
medicinal properties must copse 10 drUct contact
whole wrial cavities of the lungs, and. thus escape the many
cud varied changes produced upon them when introduced
into the stoineoh, and inhleot.to the:in - Demo of di tIoa"
The.liygmanais.feesaebyall the Iltenggiste artulglitrir
country."—Nete•rork :Dutchman! af _•••
The Inhaler is mum an the Ireast, tinder the DANN 'with
out the least Inconvenienco,tite heat , of..the.loodY , hollik
sufficient to eraporatethe fuid..llnndteda ofteae.o4co ee,...
like the following, might he tamed:
One package of the ilygeana hes' enrear me oftheliet •
kneas
of six years'etanding.
' Postmaster of Diariconnpn.i Pa:
I em cured of the Asthma, of ten .. years' standing;
Curtis' Ifygesna. Stma.mm
lira. Pant, - of 'No. 5 liaminota 'fii44t
a severe rose of 'Bronchitis by the fixem,42., -
My sister has beau cured ore dternm-dra eough;or 50011.1,
years' standing, and decided to be incurable pre:AO:1011- .
dans. She Was cured in one month, by the Hygeatia. -
_ IL Garatair, ItichniondAla:
The Rev. Dr. entinm,, of Now 'York, testilles of our taqq ,
ane in the following language:: / ` -tr
FIR
Dear Sir-1 think highly of Dr. Curtis, ilmnskg skV4 ,
o,ly in disiumes or the throat and. lunge , .14.1rP36:bad SOMP
opportunity to testify its efficacy, r g 4 .3 CM:M=4 th at
must excellent methane, both iba. odyrup.and the:inhaling
application to the .chest. s ;
N. IL—Dr. Curtis' %palm .13. the ORIGINAL mule ONLY
dEN E E ARTICLE; all others are base tositations;or 'Do
nail INJIIMptill counterfeits. Shim them as you would
FOLSOM'. -
tap For sale by Dr. Geo, 11. Roper, J9O Wood atm R.
E. Sellers k Lee A. °Beckham, Allegheny City John
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L. E*er;ltochester.
ruyl4:clautom'
SANDS' •SARSALIPARIII 4 I4::;;:,
IN WART 110TTLEEC
Par the Remora/ L and 11:rmanent . Om tit all Dttecttes'
from an impure &Ma of Bn Blood, oi
Halal of tit System.
This truly valuable preparatissa is eatracttsl from' Selected
nests of the Onset description, by tomes of an eapensfveaatt
powerful apparatus, whiel; Wailes the InedloinalandartiWi
principle in a highly concentrated sosciantlficaßiann,
bluing the sevgai Vegetable preAucts In the precess titans
compound naltuct of lint nrllla is obtained intinflelleril*
rior to any other ltir pu ying the blood, and the ents
&retain, Ant Rheum, Moen, YoVer, Berea, l'inipter4lBolto
Cutaneous Eruptions, ItheartlatieM, Memurial diseases, Wet'
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dfonchitis j Contrumption,, Yelt.
regularities, of Appetite, and iToneral '•
This vital remedial agent - acta tapsit;:i he
8 , the Circulation " and the Bowels , and geatlir;',,e t e m ,.
later, while it disengages and eipols - from the stiallaik.: musket
is irritating and prejudicial to bodily bealth„, W.: a . purely
vegetable, it Is perfectly harmless its open:0:: the met
delicate persons may take it at ally -thee with ~,,aragy„
The astonishing success ot' this metlithr
can
creasing during the last sixteen yeata,
i ' weted Ea' t h e
distinguished contrriondationa of tlto.Vir
~,1 14, „ lind a
it em ia
widespread popularity and liNctepSiVir ~ a treteep, w hi c h a m ,.
entirely out br competitlon . oxety w opanstion of gar..
parilift.
Aftenti°a rw irrth4 W l". Cited toihe following . cartill "
cute
ANcrairrak Cr . :AB OF SCROFULA.
• Tu0r,.11.1, September 13•111.54:
A. A. uric—Gentlemen: I have, Tortohrly
three Seam Woo. taw ,bl.l with that dreadful disease, torofu.
la ; en an d
ef.%. as •
. 0 be offenaire toy husband ararto-niy
colt ; and to obtae 4 i.reßef, bare tried every kind of' MeV
thatcamo my notice, without acct. One of i# net
bore, who. 'been cured of annitar complaint , by;srour
advised me to melon Mid 43114 end I
otiittilidy
say Ma% r .t has done me a world of good, basing couiplotaiy
curtid • Hoping that my orldence May indaccr others
.ttarAriy afflicted to adopt the name remedy,. with , thirtama
eatPsfactory eseulte, 1 remain gratefully
&DUX J. xotipsi,N.
ley_ Prepared and Bold by A. D.to. SANK Ittnele
and tguanuabei, 100 Fulton Weal, Now York. Soldalpti
B. A. PARNESTOCK a co., FlNNtiNce BR O3 -.Piltsb
and by Druggist. generally. prim $1 par bones driux. Wt
ties Au p..lweemank:
OLIVE OIL-60 baskets for tale by'
B FAILNIISTOCK t 00.,
our. Wood and Fiat wawa&
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