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through our own State its proper share of the
business of the Northwest.
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To get our share of this business, we must go
L the fountain head-we must go to the point
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point is Chicago. over one hundred frame ILI . -
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a position and fully able to compete on fair terms
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It leaves Chicago until it gets within her own
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on the completion of this line through to Chl
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future years would appear extravagant, if not
lisionary.
The Treasury of tho Commonwealth would be
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21. By a great increase of passenger business
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over the Colombia road.
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sources the first year would lie equal to the in
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The great merit of this project is that it Is in
wary respect a Penncylvania measure, and is a
PennsylvauM route from the seaboard to the
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. : -•:. "1., • stesssf• l srse 4 ,. , u,.. 4 serves Pennsylvania interest and no tithe!
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•,.„,,- .E . ,,, , WNittft 11014 .. ..., 0 .. - •.p..11• . ...."" / ". ",,,,i,„ Pennsykania Railroad Company, not only in
• #' 4 01..C" = '14.1 .0 ''''•64' . • 'N • ' twinging business over her road, but that Com
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pony 11 , ,W holds stock and bonds in these two
western roads to the extent of $550,0(Ki, which
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'49f4„ trtioard, 4 l l / 4 1 '..t.3 - ." . 0--...' -• trolled in the manner here proposed
01 f utaws. 4'ne• st 't . 4 , ' In addition to which there is a very large
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; • •1• irsx'''''' ' , l 4.l l -',.,<, .4t amount, full half a million of dollars, of Penn
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nal object of the investment, to wit, to bring the
trade of the west to Pennsylvania. This can
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proposed in this bill.
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k oi ll'A' s `,li4i... ‘ ' '''.9in t rl ; ‘0..'‘:9.''414.1.'11 to the very great value of the line from Pitts
burgh to Chicago, and of the importance of its
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- --or ""I'';;• J - Is " • .i, 0, «Fj sylvania Railroad, the Company has never been
before the Legislature asking for Supplemental
'gAs.' , "Ne-i•-•ai - s,„''l"•-f Aiegs . "•- 4= et...: Legislation. She has asked for no enlargement
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~ posed by the Legislature. Her present request
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i 4 -k, 4444 `-trry.l.l,ll 4. $ 5•74,41-4.1".5,M.4 is believed to be right and reasonable for the
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Vea 91 Oft t. MONTOODIN RV,
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THRMB.—Five Dollar% a yoar, . 1 / I , lly in advance
6IX Dollars Invariably required it uut paid ti alon the year.
Kir - Single antlett, Two CENT.--b. .1 lb. r,unter in
the °lnce, anti by the Nem; Rork
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Publttihad from the mina oftk., ,n 1 a Fug.. blanket site
shoat, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies,
Fran Caeca.
4a`•• No mom will be discontinued, (mileee at the dioc zo .
[lon of the Proprietore,) nuill all arrearagee are paid.
4iir No attention will be laid to any order unless semen
paute4 b y th e moway, , or satisfactory reference in thir ./ty.
Air Ct.onected with the Establialunent of the Morning
Poet ie one of the hugest JOB PRINTING MIMS In the
city, where ail kinds of work is done on the ..honest notice,
and moot reasonable term..
PITTSBURGH POST.
FRIDAY MORNING
AN IMPORTANT BILL.
The object of this bill is to enable the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in connec
tion with the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Com
pany and the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company, to form one corporation from Fort
Wayne to Chicago.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad extends
from Pittsburgh to Crestline, is 187 miles long,
with an authorized capital of $8,000,000, of which
less than 53,000,000 of stock has been issued
-140 miles of the road is in the the State of Ohio,
and but 47 miles in the State of Pennsylvania.
The whole road has been open from Pittsburgh
to Crestline some three years.
The Ohio and Indiana Railroad extends from
Crestline in Ohio to Fort Wayne, in Indiana,
with an authorized capital of $2,000,000, of
which about $1,000,000 has been issued. That
road is 147 miles long, of which the greatest
portion is in the State of Indiana-20 miles is
now open for travel-65 miles will be open in
August, and the whole line to Chicago can be
completed in twelve months.
The length of the whole line from Pittsburgh
to Chicago is 465 miles—the amount of autho
rized capital $10,000,000, of which about 55,-
0)0,000 have been pail.
The necessary legislation has been had in Illi
nois, Indiana and Ohio to enable these CompaniZs
to form one Corporation.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
derived its existence from the joint legislation of
the States of Ohio and Penusylvania—first had
iu the State of Ohio. The same course has been
pursued in the present case, and the Pennsylva
nia Legislature is now flaked the assent of this
:Itato to the provisions of the law of Ohio. Es
pecial scrutiny is asked of this law, which was
drawn by one of the most able legislators of
Ohio, and with the rights of small stockholders
and creditors in view. By this law it is believed
that the rights of all are fully and fairly pro
tected. In a law dealing with such large and
varied interests the rights of the few are often
sacrificed to what is too frequently considered
the psi-amount object of the groat end to be ac
complished This law was drawn to stand the
to-t- of the courts of law and equity ; and of
the judgment of all fair minded men. It is con
fidently believed that it will safely, pass these
IC A P010:01.18 . 8 S WORD. The sword worn by Na
poleon Bonaparte at the battle of Marengo, Aus
tria, in 1800, was purchased by Emperor Nich
olas in 1850, just half a century after that event
ful and bloody battle, for the enormous sum of
thirty-two thousand dollar,. To Nicholas, a
sword worn by so distinguished a soldier, in a
battle, which lasted fourteen hours, and victory
waved on each side four times, in which sixty
pieces of cannon were alternately won spd lost,
and finally carried by the French, possessed a
value in his eyes that could not be estimated in
dollars and cents. It was purchased and placed
Among other relics once possessed by'..Nkpoleon
at different periods of his life, and eolleeted by
that distinguished Emperor. It is said the other
relics,(diamonds, medals, and tokens oftonor, )
are of great value, and may have entered largely
into the motives of Louis Napoleon to war with
his highness, the Autocrat of Russia. "Could he
possess them by the achivement of victory, he
would doubtless feel that the inspiration of the
captain, his uncle, had truly descended upon him,
and nothing short of the fame of the all conquer=
ing Alexander would satisfy his ambition for
glory. —Buffo 1 o Expr eta.
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.—The Colonization
Society has published an earnest appeal for much
needed aid, and specifies the causes which prompt
the appeal. About six hundred applications
have been recieved for passage in the May ex
pedition, of whom the great majority, Inuir slaves,
are to be emancipated for the purpose.' .The So
ciety proposes sending reoptaclesfor the bomfort
able reception of the emigrants arrivinvin Libe
ria; and during the present summer,l tbey pro
pose to try a colony back upon the Bases Highlands,
with a view mainly to escape the unhealthy influ
ence of the coast. The objects 'will requite about
$30,000, which is needed by the first of June,
and Pennsylvania is asked to furnish, at least
ssooo,as its quota. We cannot think )die appeal
will be made in vain. The latter named objects
are unquestionably good, and necessary to the
best practicable developement of thegrand scb eme
of African colonization. —Ledger
IMMIGRATION INTO MEXICO.—By a paragraph
from the Restaurador of Monterey, published
with approving comments in the Matamoros
a pere, we perceive that Senor Vidaurri has been
authorized by the Supreme government to admit ,
German colonists to settle upon the vacant Rua'
uncultivated lands of New Leon and other fron.;..
tier States of Mexico, and that it is his isteuttote
to encourage .such emegration by offering extra
• ordinary privileges.
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VOLUME XIV.
THE STEAM FIBS ENOINE.-011 Saturday after
noon, a fire occurred at Boston, In what [swill,
the Gerrish market, which destroyed property
valued at 260,000. In that city, as well as in
Philadelphia, they have a steam fire-engine,
which they keep out of service from prejudice
against its use. After the fire had consumed a
large amount of property, the Mayor ordered
the steam fire-engine to be put In service, when it
soon showed its superiority, and continued to
work till the next morning unceasingly. The
Boston Transcript says :
" The admirable performance of the steam
fire-engine, on Saturday, is the subject of high
commendation in business circles. The machine
saved Ociparty Nalued , at foamy; times its cost on
the occasion, and those• Whahave been so per
sistent, in their opposition to giving it a fait trial,
will hereafter be classed in history with the men
who raised such a storm against the elder Quin
cy because he introduced suction hose into use."
APRIL 18
Hereafter the engine is to he used at every fire
In Boston.
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERMIFUGE
IMPROVED.
DA. I. BOOTY, a regular graduate and physician of exten
d,. psuctice and experience, induced by a commendahle de
sire to alletiate btu suffering, as well as to excel, has per
fected an
IMPROVEMENT ON THE ORIGINAL LIVER NELL AND
VERMIFIIGE OF DR: C. MoLANE,
Liming prepared them remedies as the medical partner at
Dr. C. McLane, tor many years.
OUR IMPROVED LITER PILLS AND VERMIFIIOE
possess greater efficacy and are more mild in their operation
than the Liver POl and Verrnifuge prepared according to the
original recipe of Dr. 0. McLane. We make this declaration
understandingly, mat recommend them to the attlieted as
being both pleasant end curative, and believe them superior
to any other Liver Pill or Vennilnge ever prepared.
Read Certificate of Dr. C. McLane, below
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
IVRITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT.
The universal relief afforded by applications of tlil CEL
EBRATED KIND of Pan Killen in came of Rheumatism,
Lumbago, 'Bons Thrash 'Untwis t Sprains, Swellings,
Stiffness of the Joints, &Waal, rains. Scalds, Burns, Aches,
or any other disease for Which a Pala Killer or Liniment Is
used, enables us to insert positively that Dr. 1. SOOTI'S
CELIDIRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT I. the
mesa reliable, safe and pleasant remedy you disoovered, pus
geisaing astordahhig properties for ILEALLNO DISEASE and
THE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The many at
teeudiniis to Its virtues, given by parsons of enlightened
Judgment and strict Integrity, should induce all to adopt It
as a standard Family Remedy. The most hacrednlons will
no nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, distinguished as a great dim:ovens- of medical
remedies:
READ! READ!! READ!!!
SloaciairrOWN, Yo, Sept. 12, 18.56.
This is to corky that I have examined the Recipe for pre
taring Mclone's Improyed Vertulfutte and Livia- Pills by Dr.
Alitwho has been IN THE HABIT OP PREPARING
iIIING MY OILIGLNAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
Miring tlei hest THIRTEEN TEARS, and that 1 believe he
has .IMPitOVED THEM. I make the abut° statement the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER. I would further state that I have frequently
used his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
in my practice, with the happiest effecte, and that I can con
scieutklualy reoacummul Lt. C. McLANE, IL D.
All the above Medicines solely under the super
vhdon of Dr. I. SCOTT. Sold Ly Druggists and Merl bents
everywhere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. McLANVB IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS AND IMPROVRD VERAHVOGE two signed b) Dr.
1. SOOTT A CO., accompaultol by certificate of C. MILAN R.
The OILNITINR WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT algard
by Dr. I. SCOTT 3 Co., &coon:wanted with agitator° of 1.
8 XITT, M. D.
DR. L BCOTT t CO., Bole Proprietors,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.
DR. O. EL KEYSER, Wholesale Agswet,
110 Wood street., Pittsburgh.
JAB. P. FLXMING, Who'wale Agent,
Ja22ellyleewlyspoBt] sear Railroad Depot, Allegheny.
DR. 1100FLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN
PITTIUDI, prepared by Dr. C M. JACKSON, PLOlade).
ph., will effectually cure Llver Cumpldnt, Dygpepeta. Jaue
dice, Caweak ur Nervous Debillq, Disease. et U.
aa.l4 all &W.W.11 arising treat a ordered 14v far dcoloack.
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l'aluesa, or Mood to the
Ilsas, Acidity attlas
Nausea, Heartburn, DDltupttnr pad,
Pulliam or
s = in the Stomach, Soar
Bructations, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the ead, Harried
and Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the hart, aoak
ing or Suffocating Sensation when lu lying Posture, Dinineas
of Visien, Dots of Webs before the Bight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deli... Amity of Perspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Byea, Pain in the
Bide Back, Cheat, Limha, etc-, Sudden
rushee of Heat Burning In the
Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of lam, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in ailing the attention of the public to
this preparation, does so aith a feeling otAlie Litman omit
ettutou in ite virtues and adaptation to the diemeoe for which
it a recommended.
It Ie no new and untried article, but one that lots stood
the test of a ten years' trial before the American people, and
ite reputation and gale Is unrivalled by any similar prepare.
nom extant. Tits nwtimony In its favor given by the most
prominent and well known Pbygicastui and individuals, In
all parts of the country, is immense. Referring any who
may doubt, to my Memorabilia," or Practical Receipt Rook,
for Farmers and ?smiling, to be had grads, of all the Agents
for the German Bitters.
Principal Office snd Dl snufactory, 120 Arch street, PAID.
delphi.
.fly' Sold by Dr. Geo. H. HsTeer, 140 Wood street; B. A
Pahnostock /sib., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers, No
CO Wood street; 1.1. P. Swartz and .1. P. Fleming, Allegheny,
deeliiidaerly is
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Pritssunon. —GEORGE DAILBLE, President; P. 1.1
Goatkitti - Secretary.
Will limns against dl kinds o risks, FIRE sad MARINE.
All losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Rome Instantion, managed by Throatier' who are well
known lu the community, and who are deterruh.ed,
promptuees and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the best -protection to thoee
who desire to be insured.
laucruss—lL MLLlcr , Jr., C. W. Iticketson, J. W. Butler,
Jr., - W. H. Smith, C. Ilitnstm, Georg&W. Jackson,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, Georg, Darsia,Jamea Mc-
Auley, Alexander SiMirl, Thomas Scott.
491- Office, No: 92 Water streeti : (Waxe hams of Speng &
oo;'ap stairs,) Pittsburgh.
- - tiosi4ly
IVEVir - BOOK.S AT DAVISON'S BOOK
I STORY., 86 hiARK.ItT, max Fourth street—
K ingeley's Poems; The Angel in the nut..
The Panorama—by Whittier;
De Wette's Human Life, sr Practical Ethics;
De Welts?, Theodore, or the Sceptic's Conversion ;
The Heavenly Jerusalem—by Dr. Berms;
Horace and May, or Cneonerlous Mamma;
History Of BrltWe India—by Hugh Murray, F S
liumner's Recent Speeches and Adinases ;
Tilt's Elements of Health--a valuable hunk Lir motiord
and the family;
Read's New Pastoral and Rodeo by the See;
The new volume of Poe's Works ;
Child of the Covenant; Wallace's Literary CI-4.lam ;
The Early Choice—a book for Daughters ;
The Sunbeam Stenee—ln 1 volume;
Wltuilowli Inquirer Directed;
Gardner', Memoir, of Deeply Tried Christians;
Hogg', 'Hates and Poems;
Barnes' Practical Sermons, Way of Salvation, and Notes:
Say's Mornings with Jesus—a nintlnundon of hle Morn.
Mg and Brining Exercises;
The Rix Day, of Creation-4h valuable Juvenile;
Buck's Theoloeml Dictionary—oleep ed.
Gold and the ticespel. J . R. DAVISON.
or, Market, near Fourth street.
lEMETERY MARBLE .WORKS
, IttATTREW LAWTON, PaActuul. khans Masoir, No.
333 LIBERTY ',treat, below Wayne. mh2l:ly
QPRINGER 114 BAUQH, CAsoudissroN
1,0 blizonssi, Dealer in Wool, Provisions, and kroduce
generally, N 0.106 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. ott24
PRATT'S DAUGERREOTYPES axD AM
BROTYPES, which give such general satbdaction are
daily obtained, in every kind °Arcadia?, at Lafayette Build
ing, No. 87 FOURTH Street. Peri:War attention paid to
ambrotyping, as the time of sitting Ii mach lees than re
quirts! far Datniterreotyput Pictmee of children tale= In a
..r`seconele In either of the above named styles. Ambrt4
type or Davgerreotype Copies made correctly from every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Price. moderate.
Our motto is, TO PLEASE. co‘lB
001LSTORE REMOVED—The subscriber
B
bas removed from No, 104 Wood et. t01\0.41 {Mil
swat*, second door weed of Wood strut, (l'. Poet Balldhige,”)
where he will keep, In addition to School,. mis
cellaneous and Blank Books, PAPER and FANCY STA
TIONERY —all the popular Magar.inaa, Papers, di.„ ar,
'Pot lialeds4witilab3 ,B,7„q4tUbtGA,N,
WANTED, immediately, SyruaTioNs for
a Tiona-13boorjor.aBlabekazait4 lielloor; fur two Boil;
to learn 'trade ha s Odowi ditusin tig prefsped)—tor Starfit or gee Girls to
do wall folt or ch —r, it se
Miehwiett add illerdeddr , --tos' niiiW witatobfrwork
Girder's*, M tt ao
good
workman—end it DBW in Store, speaks or writes lueutly
Berman and Preaboh. "
Lux), Wx.truta—Two of three Girls lie Cooks or Member
maids, for the country. Apply et
Lowsurs Intelligence Ofilco,
No. 34 Fifth, neer Market st.
3443
SIINDRIESJ
100 bores Mould and Dipped Candles
25 " kat
100 " Rosin Soap ;
300 kegs saaattod Nails ;
100 &awl. Corn Broom;
00 bales :gm 1 Ind 2 Batting;
' 2"a r 4E4A T I O;
"'"35 • • Etta
" inatoi a sad for Lila by
ap2 JOILN 31003101.1. D.
_
_ ....
. 50 tibia- 'N. O. Molasaes-in
itore 14:0 ?or Bile by (42) JOILN MOORII:ELD -
M11.1111WW.211
Teas for sale by
tINBACCO - Jll Lowe favoxite 8 ror
Azle by , •Okla} "" POTLEKAI4I
fiAR-50 Vide. prime N 6a FeNre sad *Slade , (p 2) JOHN ,
H9 . o*Ur -‘ll°.
11U I:r •trif E-200 IbB. hig y Homo
FailabeßisiteriusficoprerlAQ goe s runaNe,
r0119b.3,4 a/-4 1,r,2 otaisind Mammal
•
Ail lAA A fi.pv,a
eats Balm* and
(gp2) 11/X2RHEAD _
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Coutniallde at Law, and Solicitor hi Chancery, Agent
fur vrocating Bountr Lauds arid re fillloll3. fur thu Col
lection of China,. in Onst Brtfain and trirland.
Inr-Oollectione made in this and adjoining Comicial
tante of dnoodente settled; Reed Renate laiught, eola or
leaaed, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papery drag n.
OM. on FOURTH atmet, a few door! above &Lichfield.
Pittetrurgh. March 214, 1856--(ml.l2Salawl
Aw. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Com
,. ailaniuner for the Suttee of Tenn...see Now Hamp
shire, Connocticut, Wimonsin, Now York, Jllchignn, Loon,
California, loulttana and Virginia.
gar Deeds drawn, and aok - werlochnonts and proofs taken
for record or one in-any of the above named Stow., Illinois,
.Ithilitaippl and ithodo b land.
Pittsburgh, March 2S, 11445-Iruh'2B4:l. w;
SAMUEL WINGARD,
ATTOILIAY AT LAW,
• • PENNA..
in ISAK_EWELL'S BUILDINGS, Grata street.
(natuiy'optitiatte tbeCourt Clouse.)'
CHARLES W. WINGARD,
ATTOILIEY AT LAW,
BB S U RO,
en MARIA COUNTY,
'Ale., practices lu iluatiu k rkke, IlLir , CletulleM end
counties. 'kb 12:1y
ROBERT C. G. SPROUL, Attorney and
Ouunisellsor at Law, all. N. —si.urtli sttiset, Pitts
bur • b. &nlLIt
AMES A. LOWRIE., Attorne7 at Law,
ti &bete Fourth 6tr.t, littanuigh, Lutz uon brultlAltdd nod
Cherry alit.) d,cll.ly
JOIIN BARYON, 4ttura*y and Counsellor
at Law, offnu .:orner of Fifth and arant tdroota, Pito,
burgh fully
SARI P. ROSS, Atwrney at Law, No. 109
Fourth atter, Pittsburgh, fourth J.,u below Mr. thaly
Patterson's Lteery Stable.
PATRICK 111'KENNA, Alderman of l'hird
Ward, ottb.,s,..,rner of ()rant .11 Fifth struts, (formerly
o.cupk‘i by Alderman Lai.) whore all bualhou pot Mining
to the ~Ciro of Alderman and Justica of the Prat, will be
promptly latot.ted fel,' .3m
HAHL, Surgeon Dentist, HUCC . PRotitft to
W. Btddle. No 144 Smithfield otnwt.
air °dice hours from 8 to I o'clock, end Bout 2 to G o'clock
fet..l9:ly
JSCO'FT, Lentist, Fourth street, five doors
weet of Markoz.
4-01fIca hour* front 9 o'clock A. 91. to 4 o'clock I'. M.
dadEky
BUSINESS CARDS
ir OLIN MOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocer and
Oomuthsaus Merchant, G.r the ewL. of PIO llh - TAL And
b1...0.1.101b. anti PILQUI.K.IN to 'ZT
Pittsburgh. 14.'17
nwar Nauss, Pia ........ atexcrsoN. l'itt•burglL
MILLER Li RICK ETsos,
Impurtere or BRAN CUES, :NES wad SEGIIIS,
172 and 171, corner .4 Irwin awl Liberty nt:«-t,:,
Lure. Itvls. !,..414.11, Van., dc, tutwte utll 1..1.1 I.lla.
. CO., Manufat•turern of IM' ki,•e's
Pvnuttylrenta Ulm., all sues at IV 1.1.010 W 111. w. Kura
D...uh10 Strength, luntattun CToun and Rut, Vial, Flask•,
Pickle and Preaenta Jars: Wtna, l'urtm and Sit tu • T al
Talegraphie and Llghttaing-Rod lataulattga.
/kir Socund. hutwoon Wood and Markel streTta,
burgh. Pa., but a short dleftStli - o fn. thr ft...bunt Landing.
and f )1.41.00114141 house. St Chart.. and CII. 1101.-1
al, 21
. . .
LLtILD
11 CINILING
LIMAILD I , IIILLOG/ L GI_NOWALT
CURLINU, 11.013 E IVI'St ). Ni an
fact larers of Cot. l'Tease.tan.l Plain Flml It 1.A."1: , W A It R.
wand:hp. No. 17 5tr...4.. oar la, ..f Ytau t, Pit te4.lLigh
43. All other kloh of Ulesett ate nod Window at
lOM Multet prteri.
&KI. LICI)LIE Jamkrii J
LE" LIE & ULAN, Suocess,,rs u. ~lulcanc
talumtricturetro of UUL I .11,1 11..0
FILIAL and Inn'y eviortn.l ULAS.SIV A RE, and /Is nil
kiwis of Window Olnaa, !UAL Vual., and dottleol. Iran
humor rornar of Market and Wino( attet.t..s, Pitt4barKh
tahktll y
RMOVAE
L.-C. lIIMSEN, Nlanufiwturer
of every vartety of VIALS, BOTTLES and WIND. tlt
GLASS; black Porter, Wine and Claret Itottlee, Detitu•bue
and Carboys; also, lbot Oboe to every t,u lute. Ra n d.-ta....
N 05.104 Serotel ate! Is; First vtreet. l'lttslturgh. std.
FR. DRAN'O, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
. knCOUNTRY PRODUCE, ..flors for tale a rbdr.•
stock of GROCERIES, selected for family nee Sid, es of
every variety and dm parrot quality, ground at hts Steam
11111 a. Also, Dried Flails Foreign and Domenic PrOd
taken In exchange for merchandise.
F. R. D. Iwo procured a nati wrortnowit of Lauwtuth'e worwj
ranted OA/WEN SERDS, and tnvltea the atbrutiun of all b.•
teruted io torsi afftura. Jabll
CONIN.IISS/DN lIOUSE.- -The gubseril•en, •
!Ave up l oad a Hot., for the above porno.. at N., 1:
ehgothgeld stroot,Tonr &wet aL.we the 11,,w bgell.le IL ma..
Wo will Voiclulob, or receive On !ottani/V.loli, furrot,
Affoluients t.ff WR, RACY IN, CTIVF:FX. cnrs, TS,
BARLEY. FLAX SHED, UILASSI.KI.) II AY , .
up .n which we wtlt make mai atak,f, of poihia.e ut the Iwpt
market rate,. eweh. 11'4.'0 , 1 A LG11:0 St C. f.
iz rt. Mi.:LIAM Z .., I I;ENNz.rz
UNGLIBII X RICHARDSON, Forwarilin ,
AA -and .110pgraansion Merchants and a lade..le n,
BACON and 1)IL, and PRODUCE K.n.T Ally 1%
Mame formerly • , ortlpied by Darbridge .t (ugh/ um, N., 11.1
Water and 15u Filst at, cat. Plusbutita, 1.13
307 is ATWELL .A J. I. 41N Ell-
A TWELL, LEE & CO., IV
Pnalues and Commission !Ile,• buns. and deal,
Nlttsimrett Manufactures, No. a Wood area. Leto 11 mei
and Yl,ll. I OtriV(ll, Putsburgh.
JOHN W. BUTLER & CO., Forwarding and
t_Pluntulwwn Merehania, dealers In all I. bets PITTS
BURGH MANUFACTURES, LEAD PINE and SIIEEI'
LEAD, Nu al Front. street, Pittsburgh sep:2
HENRYIi. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Cenunkalon Merehaot. and Nel,•les.de dealer in 11811.
CllEttilt, BUTTER. BEEDB ant Hiola CE gener,D ) . 1-.
2b Wood street, Pittsburgh. LUILLI;
- •- - _
ALLEN, a-hrilntiale deutler in Fiireign
R
WINES, BRANDIES, SEUARS, Old Nl..l,..tigabtda
and lira WHISKY, so.; also, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
Nu. 8 Woad street, Pittsburgh
Wines, Br ldlee, Gipi, C.dipt,. igaLakik Spirit+, St. Cr../ t
and New Euglatis.l lf4M,.al+uvta, Champagnes, St,acli A 1,,
London Brown 'Shalt; trait, Scotch, Bourbon, Old Monong,.
bola, Ityu and Rectified Whilky ; Apple, Peach, WII.I ',la,.
and Black Larry lirandlea; Imported Havana. Regalia and
Principe Begkrs; 11611-Bpantab and Oomuton Sega, s ; all at
snob Lim prices MI to cludlenge couipelltbat. Fate., PA.(
Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every op, le, and Demijohn. of
laze. 1 reepectfully Invite an eatunulation of my etodt, ~t
No. 8 Wood street, Pittsburgh. ap3: I y
WILLIAM CARR & CO.. (William Carr,
Jots of pie firpA of J. Parker a d 0.,) whele.atle II RA t
et-rlealbrs- iti Wbrelga WINKS and BRAN DIY;.. 'LI
Sitmougallela and Rectified WHISKY, No. ..,:-..4 Conon, rel.!
Bow, Latatty lama. Plttaburgh.
,j/el.,
JOgEI>II FLEMING, ouccesslir to - L. NV il
ron k 11.., e a rner of Market street and the Diamond,
keep cunatantly on hand a full aesortment of DRUOS, M El,
ICIN RS, M EDI CI NiC CII MTS., PKILEUIIIiIt I', ...I:di .1,-
clod pertaining to Ala buaiuesa..
gl•-• PhyaleWnit' Yreacrlptauus carefully camp...untied at all
hour.. 0 . ./.. 0 y
JOHN runsina 1,C1110.001 1,1•141.,.
10LEMING BROTHERS, suceesors to .1.
&Au & wholesale D111:0(11STE, N‘/ WIX/It etncot,
Pittaborgb Proprietor' of Dr. .I.l'Laue's relenrsi.l Vv. oo
flags, Liver Pills, etc. • Jail)
TOEIN RAFT, Ja., successor t o James
OuiVey, wholesale and retail DRUGOIST, and dwaler
YA.LNTS, OILS, DYE BTUFFIS, &c., No 141 Wood etrvvi,
three doors below Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. itp.ty
t i: i t .I9I. OOI . , A i IiSI.I L4J 4LL, succestu
sad ssfottemEllc.iilAt\..r.,,
Nu. 1 . 39 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
ftsflevvre—Wl 3PG'llutuek & Bros., Kramer & Hebei, Mur
phy, Tietnika A Co.; Browu I iiittpatrick.
Pittsburgh, May 24, 18515. my 24
T. ' lADWICK, dealer in Kentueky
_L. Leaf TOBACCO, RAGS and PAPHR, No 149 Wood
stjeeti.tbelose - Blrthi Pittaburgh. [arlA4l y
4144sTlivia1ghaaatuarket pike, au cash, paid ',Kap.
VWI
Pt ilifiatilAtt • .5......., - .........—.JOSFPII R. II Uci/IL..
- P: M ARSH AIL & Cu., Inirmrtera and
a *Alarm 41 French and AmermanPATElt ILA NU
!NOB, No. 87 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
EE=SMIiMMiII
Tot T. C. MORGAN, Bookseller end Ste
jj-j, tows, Use always on Nand a general easortinpnt of
antaabt, liaallariaoaa tl.llll/ Blank Boolat; Printing. Poet and
Paper, &c., wbobauale and retail, No. 104 Wood etit,
b4let ~
w Pieta (east tilde) Pittsburgh.
WANTED—Raga and Tanners' Scraps. apt!, y
TOIN 11.11E1LOR; Wholesale and Retail
ty dealer In MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS, MUSIC,
8011004 BOOKS and STATIONERY, No. 81 Wood nowt,
Pittaburgh. Janl
TACDB IrI'COTXTSfEIt, Wholesale and Re
y tall MANI:PAC/ WIER and dealer in all kin.ls
;41i108V140 - 0 i • talflifF No. :Id Fifth earret,
Pittsburgh.
r WtlPsl EPOljuistly on tuuld, at largo supply of all the
various brands of ithiierial 'Segura.
1111/P
FLOIART 1. AN/Witt:loPC
D giTM ER & • ANDERSON, (successors to
Jettdrull Ithodee & C 0.,) Wholesale dealers lu FOREIGN
TILUITS, NUTS, SPICES, CONVECTION/lila, SUGARS, Ac.,
99 Wood street, 'oppuelte the St. Qark. Hotel, Pitts
ap9
* LE, IsLolesale and Retail SAD
ARNV9, TRUNK, VALISE and •CARPRT
AG JUSUF / ACTII4EIt 7 I , i It. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
jAkyi . 1 .
IWEERYRIS ' WORKS, No. 136 NV.od
IC v=Aged door below Virginalley.—BOWlg /t TET.
safgthe setsmicaofflportits men to their largo
iTstorintisJUll,EB pad IikIiOLVING VISTuLS,
44 p,W ielectbd*Pit ever maned In this mar
ks ' t hat with IL kenbial SS sornt en tof Hardware, (hale
ry,* and. lifithimg Tackle, all of which we offer at the
lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or for good ap
proved palm, rusrlS
gaTIVIVESTERN 'POLICE AGENCY,
piQ~No.B9 Wiudangtou street, corner of Dearborn, 0111-
a. Mom&
N s 00, devote tteir entire tittoution to tho
on. a 'general detective 'POLICE }MA NESS in
1991•5t8 . tif Minot; Wisconsin, Ifiebigtin and Wiens.
TOR GROUTT, Lnporter of BRANDIES '
IMES, 3a. Deal* LW Bulk Old 1110nan"44 4
, Pbacla Brandy le Also, HECTTITINO DI
arstatittland and Vrtratartraata PlStaborgt iTh
vWut , 1.1 •ii , I;i:
kr! , -..74 • }I/A
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY. APR
ffffl=
JJ. a 1 LLESPIE et. 01, hooking Wass Mantilacturnrs,
an d d,,, a i ris m 1, 0 1..nig dials Plate, Plate Oh., kin
gra. lugs, Combi Pane) 11,41 4 , Pitts
burgh.
On hand and toads tr, ordnr, iiilt Pisr and Mantis Glasse,.
Mahogany, fLossu..,d, H almit and 11,11 Iranic, or Mould
ing, of ere: y dew.ript,ou.
Stnandsuit Cahill,. Decorated and MD, loch!
EsTElawsE WORKS, No. 136 Woo7l
Ht., third 1,,10w Virgin alky.--BOWN Jr TETLEY
told call Ow attention ..r 9.1.0rtin2 men to their large as.
tartruen t of ii UN S, It I FLEE and IL P. VW.VIN t; Pt 2TU
the largest and last nelected ever ~I nflind in Chia Heir.
lout, together wit?, a go n•• 1 a meat of !lAIiDWA It P,
CUTl.tat V, T11,11.n and TACIT Lt, all of which we
oiTni at the lonnat ',ch., to cash purclunsern, or for
goal approved pawl. marls
MA . I LLR, Wholesale and ite — tail
• I.),alet lurnat, , , Rapp,. Steven, Tiu, Ir on an d
Ifousekneper•l' 11.1”11...•are, Tinnels• Nliwiiinns and Took, Ti n
Plate, Sla,t Iron. Wire Rivers &e., 24 North :inroad
strent, lupL.,ne Inlehbr's 11.,1,1,) II (110:18/SUILO.
JWIIITE, VENETIAN BunIFIANurAcTt. - -
. RIM, has rt.,,,ver...1 his health DO 11.1 to maims lux old
husinsys,tunl Lids opened his BLAND kl AN Id NALI'OItY, at
Na. lid, Fifth stri.et, iicar the Past Vtttcc, betwevii Woad and
Sinit ND /wry la• tau un isoaartiii.•nt“f BLINDS, trim:nisi
with plain and fancy Warstad and Nilk and Is
propared Ca till ally ardor In Ins bust, t,n ti 1.51 113.. t rousantildo
Lornaa. Ilia wails is N.4trriall. , l 1 ,, 41. T fratbfact ic.D. ar man..,
ronaalisl.
12 . 4_ tA,I lilwihv repaire4l. Pleagx giro him a call, m ho
enn't h I..at In workman:llllp. ,ru);.ly
F . s 110 PE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Third
. .tr, .t. next tlo, to Ifetnatell Bufhlinga, Omni:fel I',
Ole very iaktinnago beletunore neatoxed npvn
Leo leave to .aek a ,alunitance 01 the mane, h, la [WV
better pepare , .l thanet., farni+ll hie fritqldl anll eto-
Le...ea a lin ineit wlll neinre entire uttisfaction.
Ile aJaa)24 I.oere .411 hand a ama,Ltuent of the I.nent
1n I.y ,1 CLOTIIS. 3.c., which
urdel 011 Ow .1.,,,t0tt 11.4 kt, Upt.ll r-astmable
pg. A ptlrrt.Tl flt 14.1 Why a,. ArtILII...d. 1.11 4 ,110:if
.14.41:1 .FILALT,Iit 1.. Tot'xo.
r B. YoUNG oc cu., No. 38 Smithfield
JIL. v IL.PLeI, lantilifilitUrrYt .1 CA Bl
tiT 111 It I.: no(1 eli A I y 'Jowl 11,G.
toriithi uud tt.triLitotnaltilt mTr Tx. Itt.l, mu F... 1.1 at Tr... 10,411
prie.te. Uart. t.tkvit m I.:Tekto.4 1.. t laud ,n.l wnt..r Curt:Age.
attg,3l
ViT 0 WE I. 1. S Fl' RN - 1'1111(i: AND
V CH A I ::::, n/..1 estss y
sty Iv ..( limit, ill 111141 4/1-
(..1.1.. it 1/.1.1tdr , r 4 at,/1 tiltillig r/o/ //./11/1a I/ n1:1:
/I/ Now 1. , :k ..t Ist -t Y•
strt.:ltt !awl.. I.y. !la.!, iltid war:al/I,d
o,t,,twt nny tit 3. ..1 FT ItN I
TI I 11. t .1.. ',no,
h and rdettatitn.ntn tut ihnleni at Me el:., lent Ldi.,
o a r Warnr.n•iiin. N.. 77 Mid 7tl Third %tre:,
1 . 111 - ittl . itti 11. l'A.
Tu't's cocintAN & Alanu fact ti .r
-• rr, of 1,11 }LW link. Iron Vault., Vniti 1/..ent,
ittArdit. ntr•vl •tml MI, 11,11,1 lot/
nn I Nhirtet ntleatn, Pt, Inn. .41
I, At rare l
& n y d hew putte Eti
r!. aty we! nnitel 1.. S.,
nll 1 , “ (It . War at IVllii•nt Paid in nnL/..int.L wont
Lots. Juld•tity et eit.r• mstr:l
EIV .\NI) I'.IIrItIAGE
ToItY —.lollNit'; On' !MOTHERS. A M., c. 0.- ol
heinrea nt! Itelite•to noeetn. Allettle.ll) City. would
ni toin Hoar in and the! d 2hllieuernlly, that !hey
het ,• •!..1 Ile• tot,, nu.' ItA
!timede
Iti•l'K Ail A1 n0 . 4 . Itl'itl!! Er, nod I Ht
111 rTS. ti Ail tiara titrhot• •tt t I , • .1 hitiA and 1.1,1,016,a
All et th • % Ll' 1.• 111,1 ,t I.tti.4 I 1,111.1 ( ~ .:”:11-
I.llil, Lttoi t1.11 , 1i t.I • IN 111 art ,N. 1,1 i.
,„r Al Ow,
t•ltAlts. ! 1%11,1 `titl. H,.) 11,1 • lin
6..14 t tlint al! 111,. In•—•! rh.nt unL !how p1i1 , 41.1g1.
1.•1 L. El, ....1!..t1!•! • •: I.
!: !!•-w witrk
nro tld a IS H. 1 . 00" pit
I‘..AlrEg
11 1111/1[1.1111 . . V 111../111 ;11,
)/ . 1/SlitT6ll.ll 11 FACI'I)IY 1 1 ;
x ,11
A c h: 11. 815r...1..u. ye, 1 , , A .
11,1111 Kin,. onar
~A1•11K-. ET. I 5... and vv-ry 11•.1:
t.l kA \/'1 1 E 11111.1.1, 1 , 91, .r.tot awl fint•ll.-.1 ta
nnr un-011a.,..,1 Ln I, antinat-L,
oskill of w , ,rklunn.h.:. mot duranalits mate. ilia.
v0q.... All u.9-k a. 9 1 Nlll,l
f 1 F:(). H. 11 11.1 Ti: S: CO., N. 59 Market
kjr t ut,•l after Mrt DAY. Nnni•rtiln
1,, on.. In.; thoa pr,n-tot ~t .1,4/ARS. Tll:tlAin
YANC.I ot
It t 44,1 It.vela,atid •.11,n1 iistprl..
I, 1. , 1../..• .A.lll fur thin bran, 11/ !ln..r
1.1.1,11t1,0. 1,11.1 it ,t 111,4 t tttt till-) .I.li it ,
t :vett •ttlt rt..tttl Ilt• Ott ponsib44
-IV IL IA : 01 S. /1 A VEN—T/rt (1 1. D
y ISO ntg KNT. :31orkt.m.,
ULAN ..44E. and ST AT 1 t Y 14 A ItnniloLjnli.
innr,nl exo. 4,..E.1 ark ~ 1 lo•gtsl. C , •c0nn.1 , •413, tv.l
ann.l :ttnnottlnnni J?tll N'Tl , ti ond 80 , 11IN \ t;. 112,1
Int 1,1.41 ttr artart„Mani, 14 1 , 11... r a.. 1 Sta
ITV
try lane, nt Ali. Ire( Blatt, and 11,. ittttlq I VAT`I-tig•
tern
n 9 _ .. kr ,
k Itt,olorl u••r nt k And S-c.otol et. burl
11,1111 A I:I) C. 11((t'I.IN1i, Manurneturer
OM. r. I:r 6,1 nnl .K 1 No 4
1 . ..“ I'liA IT and i.h.-1 . 1_1;r: uti
A A!. If, I. f .• , 1.1 1,4
:I`.r afpl
.s/ tt,ll I and I.ltll.,:rn‘l,
11 , 1€4_1tmsnItt+1 1.14,0f1
1/111
M,l gull awl
3111.1.111.2 N 6.. CU. have ~n brubl, at
I 4114 CHAU: )IANI ' Lit:.
1, Ns, .4 ,110th11 , 44 ,ti. , I. 4 14, , 1011.1/1 V)tllt
a:a.l l'ht,t4 VIII SI 111, IL 11,. I NI:1 `'•U J.. I. M•.l
-
[IA ttl,}:B liA RN Erl', H. , Rcs : ". 110F.It AN IV
rrtv.l n un.l 1 . 1.111111,14,1111
I// ,11. p 1:11b111:1 Al.l.l:l.bets, ovit T1,:r.1 th
P. 11••• 1., In 1•••,' 1. , in i.r. L. HI Lln 1,11, ilh
11(1 , 1“, 1•t..1111.11thtl,
the 1 , •1+ 1 / 1 lie I o , ln, 111/II) Itil old
41,1 II• n
,111 . 11
J A NIE:-. :11. ,, ii"ligalwla
Allll. n, IL, 1,11 , 1, out the
thAt h, i+ I, In rtnAll ll“nt nthirlg..ll , l fill
.11 ,411 tn. La PLAN }:1; hi, NI Ibl H, ,‘ prwt11.1.t.,., wit! mt
I 1., tv.l.
1..,‘ , 111 , 1 1111 d Phiilk, 1.1.i114 .•I1 colimtnally
11.tthi
1),..111 ml.l NloiLl,litto. of eltory nitt,ll. 1.,
Ctom. nton. ttottl.t fool it to Ihrir ,t.luttt
too,, to ttlt, itho I 1,11 rit.r turin,h Ittoio with
Plint...l •tifint.l , ti,scriptlott u
\iril.SUN, corner of M:trket and Furth
blreelm, of WATCHES, FINE
.11.:W FUJI". tt. loun.l in W.-.. , torn I . ..l.ll,lruffht Ilea
exiwrh.rh-o. 4f1e1t1111.011.0 ref.ll, ntion nu./ frtrwl , ruff...lhtift....
notch.-+t 111 , 1keoqueuts why tte..w Iu NAME g-r
gtnri %Val. Is. .11/1, .11111 h'n 11l LIA hue, wLuul,l gi,t. 111111 uu
uppurtulotty to•L‘t.
E k n o Rop.tinnv ,inne promptly and In Ow
Int Miler. noV . 2.t•
-
OI;
I_ 4 I IIL,T()N CAR WORKS, 6NI)/{l . AN()
X' MACHIN E. e`A.Sl., , g A n),
Laving Inin ernet.-4.
.•I 11"atet. )1 . 1. , .n0ttg.11 rtn.l str,t, Ir lirlll/kle.l t... .•u.
trot and ••x rot , All .14,41 It, P1 1 .4 4 5(.111.1..r, 13 , 41:g.g,
Voigt-I.ltitY, Iltalv.4 Fromlit, 1'1m.11,1 - ta, Urlr.l , ittintl tout Al
,4 ltru debt iptutti...l
Alio, foi }:A11 INES of all idzos. ItA I L-
I:, PAD C of all ileserTflo" , '11"' w.ak
appi•rtanii rig 41 it Foitudzy turd .11nelinie Shop.
Tho Yorainon of Diu deliartmentii aro zrr . nt ittr
ulnlipractical iiiiiio—iaetl) fi Eastorn
who keep thenetelvft informed and adopt all valtialila u
ern linprovetuente. ,ana2a:ti t 11 . . 11. 11' E
tt. J. C111.1311:01....1 4,11 , t1N, C. TUNKS.. W. 11. WuooNV ruin.
4:,IIEIIICAN PAPIEIt MACIIE MANI
PACTCAING C'iTSTPAN Y. No i SOC,IiIII striiiit.
burgh, manufacturers of PAPIIiit MACRE ORNAMENTS
for Churritea, ReandwaLs, ar.; Mirror and
Intuit-a. 'Window and Iloor Heads, Brad:obi, Trusaot. ('or
It iere, Voritilatorit and Contra Fiore. for
and Moulifinga of every diweripuon. iiizo and ileiogn, ' limper
and warranted room durable than any other article now in
o* Ordern ext,uto.l..” thi,horieet
N. 13.—Irletiti4,n of St. ..eta , . IttliMere to cettecially II
rectod to thin article, on :64 . 1 . 1 MOt I/1 to Ilaht Aveiglll.
TLNIiS 01.,
No. 78 St,ond atr«•t, het woen Wood and Market,
jo2l ['Maim rgh
WIG MAN I: FACTORY—MRS. RENTER,
six dwrs crum the Aqueduct opposite the Collector's
Olbee, Allegheny City. in prepared I I till order,. for WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. The Lest
quidity of material is furnished, and entire sat isfactidi g-unr
sitteed. ryts:dawly
311tES JilIKB LI , HRT.
BLAKELY & ItICIIEY, Itzni. ESTATE BRO
ess.s, corner of Seventh sod t;tuitlitlehl streets, Pitts-
L•tii
Yarnts, li,uww, LOIN Furnares„t , kc, Is,ncht ."
sold on commission; Laud Wamsots bought. a nod
led; Bills, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Esi.ecisl attention
given to subdividing Farms, and .lisissiing of them. Terms
reasonable.
1110 EV OCVE RS! KE46 ER.B ! us . t.
etiiYlNi, by Mixpreas, direct from
the manufacturent. a splendid assort- :4
merit of Coten REPEATINti
four, five and nix inch barrels. alt of
which we will sell for rash at as 1,,a
price, as they can be bought in the city of New Voik. Per.
sena going to Australia and California dill find that they can
du better by purchaaik% their e,ll,plitte at home, than they
can among strangers—as Wit give persotoi dtanc. tr y
July of the above Pinto's before 'Waling the city, laud ita ral.4
a a failure we refund the money.
DOWN & TETLEY,
sepl 136 Wdotl strtvt, Pittsburgh.
--
0-PARTN ERSIII P 1s; E I laving
this day associated with me, TIIO3IAS IiftOUTT. as a
partner In the' bitslneas of importing, Rectifying and Dis
tohog Linnora.. the Winnow will hereafter be odiduct,l
trader the . styte or , fiirei of J. k T. OB.OUTT.
Pittsburgh, Decenebor 29, lab.—{la) JNO. GROUTT.
& T. GROtTt - Importers of Brandies,
J
Gi n , Wi no; Dealers iu Fine Old 31..aidngoliela Rye
Whisky, Peach Brandy. &c. Also, Rectifiers and Distillers.
Corner of Smithfield and First streets. Pittsburgh. (decal
I).OTTLERS.—JonI OLDEN & Co., Bottlers,
No.ln Eirid street, would respecVnlly inform the pule
lie dint tliev hare fruistantly on band a large enipplr of
SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER, ALE and i'ORTEIt,
of the host gustily,
The attention of funnies Ls particularly directed to the
fast that they bottle WAINRMMT'S ALE In Its purest state.
;Pbyakfantrreositimeid into on Account out' whole
ix's, and strengthening q s ikandy
I=tM
Toridii
BUSINESS CARDS
311• I /001•1111 g, ut.511,,1'.1.11,r , ' , 1 .11 11,1
I tit
o 1411 11 'I. I.IIL-E,‘”_ll
131=1:111
•..4.,• ''Y,r•
' •••
• - T
• • 414
• • ,ate?
N, 1856.
BUSINES
=MO
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
ty nt reef, has hunt retalivet
BRA.NDIES.
Gout.. Brandy, (vory fine,)
own' Dupuy & Co.. 9inpor.)
Nlarrett A Cu.,
Santlie.
WINES. 01 Y.
Sarrial Madeira, Roguot,
Howard, March & Co., Mmtra, Ltmdmi Cordial,
East India Madeira, !Schnapps.
Table do SUNDRIES.
Aueditlllaile Sherry, :Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
Nlarmin file do ; thirclity'e I.ourloti Porter,
Table do V. ild Cherry Itratady,
Cooking ,1,..- • Ahem Oi,
BVill, IL,: Port, I A n teethe,
Pure Juiced, curacca,
Ordinary do SltrditlV2l,
St. Julien Claret, I 11..wInt and Java,
.Nfalliga Dry, • Young Llye. and Illack. T.A,
Do Sweet, 'English Brolulon Cheese.
Chanitentniw, 'lmported ['avant. Cigere, of
Anchor, 1 various brands,
Verzoney, Old Monongahela WldAy, of
II ei. lotock,ail mlt,
e
Together with nil other articled connected with the !Juni
n... mytindew
Neither with Lily c.ye nor my fiutla will I trill'
- IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITII BAD SlUllT.—Pere,os titrtrilig an Bad Sight,
from impaired Vinton, CUlLlllNtitltilti aetsay, tdd
of her ' MUM..w Mild do well to 4..11 upon Dr. U. E. SIIAW.
PIIACTICAL OPTICIAN, where they rutty rely getting
She. taclea ett lrn titteally wdapted to the JusT WANTS OF
THE FY R. Addreits, 26 Fifth street. opposite A A. 3111,...4,
Plltxburgb.
P.
S.—Tidircarpea, Thertairrrieter.. tract eV..ry
tale tippet imisilag I. lle Opt lekaa trade. kept and repaired
~11 thy. poratidakk
I witics mArrtod in old Frame.
1111,.. Any artdele nut approved LI gfr
f. exchaued ~ of en
v
PLIiE ZINC PAINTS -The undersigned
the atteatien of drvtvlorn andC.ll , lilliel
Ir +llperior mrtiele4 of ZINC PAIN I'S. grottod toy a
pr.. ...us, unit nre front Iho Math, ita Zino
faints.
Thine are Into brands mini Livorably known, and we invite
tlie clniiinit ',crud.) ti• the quality it thrill. We inanufact are
/1 OW but tho - Ville Montague Co.'s" Zinc, in oil of rot eign
WWI uturture, but grind all of the various brawl, of Aim-tn. - no.
tii purchase au Wilde Oita Call n•i l„u
pti ro and nioulnlterated, ran be aurti of Killing it us.
call atteution to our brand of French Zinc, without
IlotlO to geuulhe ; tint all plintaut.l ti• with tin.
1.1 ..tonrint, to ti rfeit. if found to Ite attultermed
HALL t.t CORNELL.
m..dru Laite, New Yot k.
ISAIAH DICK A et , ,
So, Fu Water street, Pitt•thor,.:ll.
110 PE COAL COMPANY having re
it_ ceiilly toot with la.. In transporting eon! to ejl,•10-
hoti. heine i wl In th, Ntwooliwtorern . Itetttronee Gm,
pm.), l'hilAttelphot, tuLr Omuta, in istatiott Hutt their
.1.4.111.1 w Olt, promptly littj unto.! by .1 Nett lon JOlll,l, A.tteist
.t l.ototatity. D. BUSHNELL,
Agent of Hoy... Coal Coropttity. Oudot/att.
l'at6burttli, De.vollorr 27, 11...W.t.
L• SUN,
sii lILT MANUIeACTUItEItIS,
The Auto, fhortt rottp,ttull) tintiOllll, (hot 111 turs
1, thorn ore nottrAntit-.1 to nt , pill 1, forwartit.tl to arty part
.1 the Union, on to...Orton' from the purtfra nrudwg the
•1.1,rm thou itttrnonnt nooottrt•tuett tu op 1,. ' , tilling L.
th, for notla glirn
lietttettthet. the size 111114 t 10 rut - 41111v and arenrstely
Inkeu. tit tweet.. y ttil, sae uu.•l. I•, the CIS ttrr
.11LO 41ftillo,al.
Lt Sine aroutE•l the r,rk
urigd.
:-. I. do. do. cht,d ddud.diatt.
4%. Fr.dtt th. .11.minkr. leligth M I i 11.
h. Ilvictit of the I,•rwtth trout the shoulder to the kilt,-
W1i4.1h.., w;tt„„tt rt,ll/trn, the ~I,lt, "f” eullar
nut] nio dir,th.n tu, reimnls style,
'lids plan is quit, unique, laid will loe urea[ value
ceu lot.. at a distance., who bud it intp.nealne to 01.1,1111 at
Sh:rts L, .noels them in aty Iv and lit.
~n n lull assortna•rit ,4";thi l ~yrn Ma,
u•i,-titrrl, and ti...ll..tnro'n U•n.ln.
1.. &
fobll No. 70 N 4 Atrt.t.t.
) t t i Ir .
rrn ,1 'a t r,
lky mutual c0n.....nt. Nolllllll F. 13.4t0l
withflrowing from tiity btuimws.
NATHAN F. MASON.
•
Fittsburgli,Wary th. 1 8 / 5 0--fehti
(10-PAnTAßsinp.—A. A. MASON 11119
lJ thi. day ligimmalys.l with him. in bmine.o, N Amu AN
tt It tTINU, Allegheny, tinder the firm of A. A. MASON
0., Lc t imin thy Or bin:Mow will lA , emitimm4
1,-0,11 it No. '2.5 Fifth stro-t. ALVKR I N A. MAN /N.
NATELAN WAITING
Pitto.l.urgh, Vuhruttry 7th, I,S,Sti--Ivlt9
4„, , r(ivEs.—N,,. 1.24 W,s.d. street, ItlwN e
Flith —K.• Itt.g tea,. t CUll the Trade to our ahs - le
\\ar,• anti Casting, in getlernl. flat ittc s•rh, t
••• vt.ry In our liw., wetin Rlfely say that we thilth.t
1.. ,tlritateut4l is nitinh, litttm.t. ntd stmattlint.s, by ant an the
tf wall Mitt It to their ads ttittat.g« to tall 11-
hnring .•hx•where.
RNISMVER, k tIRAFi'.
NT, OTICE— The partnership heretofore exist
and
ala r the th ..f IItIt 4 TF:TT 41;
Ots tile tls day of NONetutrta Lug. Lt the Marro
ttaaa..f lateraat at D. Ilaatt.ttal try Jn5..1 M a o,' tar
klattleas will Is. condartell nn ltaratorate. under Ilia
i,, 1 / 1 t at 11”:, , TET'rEit At 6)11111.
110: 4 TF:TITR,
dint•T G. W. SMITH.
01,1) PENS—Man y HMV find it difficult 0,
x. rinn l'euit iz,gul I.for rl v
li•nipti•ii to rinduei• tL, tion.111:, of In•th 14,1.1
ml work t.i
1.10 . pri..• in not Loup
,• . 1 . 1 111.4111. 1ar1,,1 V ILI of Ow iity
I—nt 11111.11. “ii•l notriiiiiinl—ti nr fl to if
W. W I LS' 1r; "tusk, I ni net,
.Inl2 Co,
•
1) 1 A NOS AND .NIE LODE( )NS.--JulIN U.
JI kLLUU, sterrl.l,to,on
oily nutl ill vv.,/
Ilu. Any, holfty 1110
.cork now on Itiuni,
EltiliT NEW PIANO-I'olo'K , ,
Aod n e..llll , lete All.l eiegnalt tie' lotoek of NI.ISkIN k II AM.
I IN S M EEL M K 1.4 ILIF,ONS.
• --
ENTO T 1 unikrs, g n.d.
Pntrur f-r tlo• nomnf...•to, of
:-.e.‘fI.TILANSPAItENT WINDOW : , 11Alit: oil. Cl.tallS.
eolotti, IM lIUN lereVtirtut to hteliltat the trade NMI
N front '% to *.!!. Ant, N.
134•in4 n
Lo'tun r. per:eats denleolla of olanf Dille' the n„Ilt to jell
stnt, can do go on applwation Ii
- • • •
apl.liii—chQ Factory N. lt; Ire in .4..
lIUSINI•ii ., S AND NIONF.Y.—An epperiunity rut int,-t
-went. and nyeirtner4tip in a Inagnitictott • pnrniationt,
tottple and Itterative bliNiinnei, in new fur acceptate e,
by a twaty who ii stirs to make wont.). Here
Iltot do, n o t okror Litton., In a crotory. None but
parties, side business qualification. and !snail
.sln.inA) available capital, need reply to thin notice; and b.
ouch. a iletuouniratien of factl trill be ptrs, rated, that e ill
e,litkit a position the neat captivating and tlenicalic.
ratt•liprtitty advertinottient, tort bond tide •tutt
dolnttantiai In nyt.ry real.'. t; and 11w neves - rut scrutiny ni
t it-. 1.
A.l.lre.ra ^ Manufacturer," P. of Office, rJttsbiugh,
awl 11111 items will be cwinniuni,ated.
IRON CITY COLLEGE-DAY AND EVENING
Cr. ts•ins—Aril , wartic, 115-iffieg and Book -I , evilly.—Ladi,l4
and (lent lemon's Apartments separato.
ARITHMETIC, and its applicatiiins to binsinesa, (a new
system,) Shorter, plain,, and bettor adapted to tqlSiness.
la Ur be (mind in any treaties. Itexults nhtained with great
nuality by now rules, termed - Arithmetical Magic.'' Allol
per unwith,
()all fur &Circular of Die Dee.
duct V. W. JENKINS. Priacipal.
TIMNIAS OLIVER, SADDLE, HARNESS AND
TEDNK MAINUFACTUILER, No. 4 Ft. Clair
l'ittalburgh.
ea_ Ilorwerlothing. Whips, Spurn.
J.
U.
I /SEA S: DENNY, Forwarding and Column:Jinni M.
r) chants. No. 61 Wateir litrret. Pittaborgh.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT OREATLY REDUCED PRICKS.
J‘ l ll3l 31. IttlitEßTS is now selling oft his large and
ehotre stock. of fine Watches, Clucks_ Jewelry and Flung
Goods at a very small advance on first cost, preparatory to
enlarging Ina Store Room and the purchaeo of on entire
new stock for the spring trade.
doeiring GREAT BARGAINS should coil erly , no
it i• his determination to close tint Ina pre s ent atomic with
out regard to former prim..
Don't forget the place—ROß KILTS', lfi FIFTH street., near
MarkeL
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—ROBBNTIIAL & BHA, Fifth street, opposite Ma-
Neitec. hero a large stock of Men and Boys' CUITIIINti
oil Mind, comprising 101110 entirely new and elegant styles.
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash prices.
Also, a large and fashionable stock of 13 ENTS' FURS ISII I NO
SW - ALLOW-TAIL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
AND NEW YORE PACKET SHIPS.
Owned- by On - nelius SouLh drat, N. T.
The subscriber is the only Agent In Pitts
burgh for the above lino—has ou
hand /RAFTS fbr emlo for any amount, payable at any Rau
in England, Irehunt Scotland and Wales.
JOUN T110)IPSON. European Agent.
410 liberty street. Pittsburgh,
WATCII AG EN CY.—W e have been ap
poinud rule Agent for the State of Ptolemy lvaina.
for the nale of the celebrated and unequalled Watch. of
-"CHAS-. FliOndit AM, 81 Sraitan, LoNnos,
Formerly J. IL Aagoixi,)
Being his "Improved Chronometer Series," for which the
British Government awardial a premium of £1,170. They
lineally regulate within a minute a year I Thorn is perfect
regularity of time under every variety" of climate and posi
tion, and are not affixted by railroad traveling, horseback, or
the moat violent exercise.
nido—nn emeellent stock of all other kinds of Watches.
AlLile-,Wateh Itopalting done promptly, and in the meet. en
perjormanner. W W. WILSON ,
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
acres of land, with 250 of Coal attaclusl,und all the im
provements thereon in sucesissful operation, Mid Farm is
situated on the Monongahela river, 24 miles above Pitts
burgh, and Is supplied with a Farm itorms, Ilium, Tenant
flousea, Pktliard, Raflruad, and an excellent harbor.
• • .
The vein of Coal is five feat thick, and.casuot lan surpassed
iu quality. for further particulars apply to
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
u 1201 • No. 233 Mery sweat.
~
'! .
S CARDS
Agent, No. 201 Libel.
Ow following ,try .tr
J malt.
ieultta 0 ur
EalE=llllE=Z2l!=
===E
H. KERN AN. Patrafrt
87 Market et, comer of Fourth.
,`.
~
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/lot
N LIMBER 167.
MISCELLANEOUS
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR TIIE RAPID CURB OF COUOIIB, COLDS. HOARSE
NESS. ERUNCH ITIR. WILOOPINO-CADUCIII, CROUP,
ASTII MA AND CONSUMPTION.
s . — . 74 Tilts Itumtnv is offered to the tom
,, . 1 . , timidly with the confidence we feel Ili
, u,sizt.,.., ' tin arti ii cle hich seldom fails to real
'W,rt, i ize the happiest effects that can be de
r" sired. So wide is the field of its u5e
........w,.;_ fulmws, and so numerous the cases of
_ 1 '1.,. - - . -7— ' . its cores, that almost every section of
" „„. , . ~, it , \ the country abounds in persons, NI 1,-
wir
f," - ' 4... ".i.v..4 4. " . " ' tidy known, who have been restored
' . .
from alarming and even desperate die.
eases of the hinge, by Ito use. When once tried, Its supe
riority over every other medicine of its kind, is too apparent
to escape observation. and Wlll.ll, its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary or
gans. which are Incident to our climate.
Nothing hit tailed louder for the earns-act inquiry of medi
cal men, than the alarming prevalence and fatality of con
sumptive complaints, nor has any 0110 clues of diseases had
more of their investigations and care. But as yet no ade
quate remedy lies been provided, on which the public could
depend air protection from attacks upon the respiratory or
gans, until the introduction of the CHERRY PECTORAL
Thia artitie is the pre duct of a long, laburkata.oll,l4 I better.,
ri11C.,423fUl endeavor to furnish the community will, such It
remedy. d this last statement the American people are now •
themosi vas prepared to Judge, and I appeal with confidence to
their derision. If there W any dependence to be placed in
what men of every class 11111.1 Ithltioll certify it has dune fur
them: if we ran trust our own st•ures. when we see dangerous.
:rife• lons of the throat and lingo ylphi toil: if we ean depend
tile assurance of Intelligent Physicians Clot mute It their
business to know—hi short. if there is any reliance upon any
thing. then it is ir,futably pnoeu that this lue d.ssa re
lieve d,04., , ,.cure the class of diseases It is designed for, be
p.n.! any and all otle•rsthat are known to mankind. If this-he
- -
true. it can in d Id' to, freely publiihnt. nor to,, widely known.
The afHleted should know it. A tewwly that titres in prk•so
lints to them. parents e 1110131.1 know It, their children are
prli.llAdtl All should know it, for health am be
lowed h. loi one. Not only SWUM it be circulated here, bet
everywhere. not only in this country, tint in all countries.
flow faithfully we have settd on thin conviction, shown In
the feet that already this article has made the chides of the
glols. The sun win on Its limits. No continent la
ultimo( It, and but few peoples. Although lAA {ILA. general
use in other nations J. to this. it is employed by the more
int.-Melia I i almost all cialli7d rtaintrivt. It is tutten
vt-ly employed In Istili A titew
rn.—in Enrols, Asia. Africa.,
An:traits and the far-.d islands of 16.-4 e.. Lire it cur dear
t., its posootsors Mr, Ad here. and they Kraal. at a Vaillehitt
' , runty with even ti.re mist}. Unlike mat preparations
..f its krud. IL Id au expensive ,ontisieltion of etoitly material.
still it In 1.. Ow nabob at s reasonably low price, and
n bat Id ..1 eaotlr :note import..., to them, its quality io
never tottered to decline from it, original standard of excel
lence. Every bottle of this nit-shrine, now manufactured, In
us et ssi as ever has been nt.ie heretofore. or as we are ca.
noble if making_ No toll or net iA Altered. in maintaining
it in the Ist,t perfevitun which it is possible to produce.
IldtA , the patient who procures the genuine CHERRY Vac-
T01L... eau rely on having LAI good an article on has ever been
u b,. ttsttify to its cures.
lid env<aiut; thi. coarse. I Lave the hope of doing Kane
good 111 the t. rid, es well ae the estloho•tlou of believing
that ranch laLi lain ,lona alnehly.
4.11 Prepared In .1. C. .IYER, Practical and Analytical
Chem iNt. I, well. Mao..
by IL A. VA I I E. , TOCK G CO.. at wholesale mud re-
Druggi.4 81111 LI all Dealers
ywiter, apiqmd.inr
TEKY VA Li ' A BEA: REAL ESTATE FOR
y SALE-4h. the Cl,velan.l uud Pataborw.it Railroad.
c. , rlV ,nlll-4 Iwit,l
We hays received front Ills owners a commission to utter
the follow ire valuable property for sale, suitable for private
redLences. runners. gunleners or manufacturers. This pro-
perty in I..eatell in one of the healthiest sections of the Ohio
lye, and consists "r over WO netts; the Cleveland and
Pittsburg - 1i Railroad passim,: through it. Lots No. 4. 5,6, 7.
9, I;1, 1I nii.l 17. ot , Mlikaliii a view of the Ohio river for Ore
vary is sue 11,11130 to 7711C1 , 44. The Rail
r•./1•1 mak ire throtiuti lots N.*. 4. 5, 0. 7, Ft nod 0, all
of which are elver bottoms. with soil uneurpinennl fur rich
ese.•llent land tsr anirdening purie.re the shit-hill for
I inn trees. nievards or pastruanz, L o ts N o s. 10. 11. (Sand
vars. from 71 In (hi) acres and am One wheat lands, 1310-
p,... , i I.y 11..11,. 111 tea. e, 1. 2 and :3 vary in size
Inn,, :1 t;; I;t; .5,, and are meadow and sidt,hill. No. 14,
Ent Y 3 :one, I. In 114-411" e r roue ty, and is meadow,
creel.-hottoin .sd with Umber, coal and 11r-clay in
Lee No 15. , nritelning is in Hancock
comity. Virginia principally lietts.in land. on which is a corn
f. culls dwelling h,nse. All of !Ileac iatretils of land have
of an excellent quality, except lota Nos. 1. 2, 11 and 1.5;
all have tine ;init.., :old water. No. 17 Is an !gland in the,
r thin known as Line Island. and eSintitining about 13 acres.
The ori;_ri nal "weer. Jelin Bever, 13051., ilia:v..l. by his lira
will and te,tatnent. rePerved out of lot No. 4 a five acre lot,
on which is erected a Seminary building, which, together
with rihnieys uLwwttiug to ii.. 1,000. are in the hands of
Irva
t..ra appointed by the I...gbdature of init.., for salmi par
i....tes. which will h.. of utility to nil persons raising families
io the. vicinity.
Yids proporty Is m.w offered for ante in a body or as b id
off in lot*, on reasonable terms. Persona wishing home,
with all the advantages of a healthy locality, and SChOl.4B
and rub n il, combined with the convenient:. of travel by
i‘er or railroad, will co well to call on us before purchasing
Far fiTtthor inPirmation tall rin-oraddresa.
BLAKKLY & RICHEY,
alit w ala Iliad Kstate Brokers, Pittsburgh Prt.
THE WEST.—We hare Agents in the
fol
lowing places in the Western country, viz: Dubuque,
Decorah. bum City, Throuport O iced Bluff.c. Sint, City,
Port 104 gr. and Fln-t Des .11.411/1, in lowa, and at St. Paul,
Stabovt,r, 14,r...ri11< and Alinntakt, in Minnesota, and Ore
prepared to locate hinds in all the laud districts in that
State and Territory—to purchase and sell lands on commis
sion, make collect lona, rwndt moneys by draft on New Tort
Or. tine Agents are reliable men. .if long reatilence
',it experience la the It huve experienced and reliable
Surveyiqs in their employ, and have given us entire sathillio.
W« liar«. through them. loran,' shire last Call over
l'2.titSi acres. which now , would sell for $2,511 an 10 - 1,
and iu In.. r ran, from this will sell fir ;10 an Here. w e sin
eniiiiint, In« n•turn the investment in twelve nom
rush 'C. user t In IO any of our CTISLOtrie. Who may .
Ind be satisfied uitb their loeations, or also mar Willi, to dtv
Ise.. of them. BLAKELY & ratimr,
Real Estate Brokers,
atol:daw t'or. Sovtutth and Smithfield sta., l'lttah'lL
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
F.;;T,,Ft ER—in Unfailinu Restorer and Preeserser of
h, I bur and night—Tha I lair and 11 - Linkers, howaver grey,
art. re.-tored to and to,s , rved In their Original Life Color'—
Hy Ita n , .•. 1C igro. st.erutles and (Ivry HAIN will noon be.
extinct. This pinisntt nut valuable pn•lntration liar
1 , ..11 urea tor mats) % ears be houdreda of the tort
os,hed o f uaaltlty por,ont:•,r la.i,uho had preVilltlftly
I ri,4l all Withullt
lt i.eottrel t diticront front of her proparafitios for the hair,
a Lai, nn• rottipoo.l malt as lead,
O.h dare, c•ppern+, and all of vitriol, which
NA, to rlal4o the hair to gnaw on the *tits of the
bat a hail. in r, ality. either greatly juju!, the health
,i 1 thon• - 01, one thotO, •a .tielOl theta w nu untimely grave.
The R.-tower, toted with the Zylotrilmatunrri, not only
clettlit,t the hair. lot inclines it to curl, giving it a lion,
Klosny and natural nl•iaearance.
The Restorer will strengthen ;mil preserve the night, and
reinovc and prevent dizzineo.i , heashache, scurf, dandruff.
'mild-head it any eruption of the skin, and all unnatural
perspiration of the head. Wheu once restored, try . applying
it a few tine, ,it tuterval, of three months. you will not have
a grey lutir, if you ~hould attain the age of one hundred
Nears. When used for lialtineas, you must take off your wig.
.entfr h. oiled silk, or anything %%Intel. will calm a return of
the pet spiratin of the head.
It ,• 11 ..• rta I n cure itr Catarrh In the Head.
to , id 0,4 b, .JOB. FLEMING,
epic; C.rtior Market street and Diamond.
ja 'S .4.Ls W A .
L R .
3 1, S h HAIR
add lie l as t. on teal, t. he n 'twat delightful and valuable
,Iresdng f ,, r the hair, and an indispensable article for the
teal-t. It applied. and will not !Allah thin Rom lin
n. It not onlykirallseli the hair and skin, but causes the
liairto curl, and dii.isca it, however Mirth and coarse, to rt..-
main in any desired position or (omit. By its use the hair
lawintes sott and silky, said obtains that glossy and natural
aptas.rance do much desired.
It will remove turd prevent send; dandruff, and all unnat
ural perspirati o n ,d the head. and by its invikorating action
i.e the skin and the. roots of the hair, will prevent the hair
Iron), falling out, and In a /Own time, when used with the
Restorer, w heti the baldness is not hereditary, restore the
Lair. It will also renal, neuralgic pains, infinniniation and
pain from cots, Lurie., bruises, Liter or stings of insects, Sc.
Mothers will tint Mrs. S. A. Allen'a Zyloliabiamitm a so.
.erior dreaming for children's hair. After having given It a
trial, ivory one in rertaln to recommend It. It is the best
and cheapest article of the kind now offeried to the public.
It is pet up in large ls.fitles, 37„;.‘i rents each. Agents supplied
at the whohtsalo prier.
Per sale only i y JOS. FLESIII4O,
Nolo Corner of Market et. and the DiannuaL
oflll'S OP PlTTS.Bilittal GAS CO.l
April 4, 11156.
PitirposALs FOR lA'rERIALS.—Sealed
propoeais will ho received by the I^ittediurgh Gas Coln
puny at their Claire oil Smithfield stri,t, until Weriumulay,
the kith inst., at 3 o'clock, P. M., for furnishing the follow
ing materials, viz:
41,0 Perches of good fiat rubble walling stone,—per perch
.2.5 , 7,000 Good hard, well burins', stock bricks, each to men
sun• by U inches, and 21,,,; inches thick—per M.
0,000 Common File brick, the game diZO shove—per NI.
:tow Bushels clean sharp river sand—per bushel.
Superficial feet of slate roofing. each slate to men
sure IS by 30 inches and 1 . 4 inch thick—per square.
Also--Pruposals for furnishing.
of ais Iron Castings , 04 lb.
0-1.0(0) • of Cast Iron Pipes of various sizes,
1,0,000 of Bur Iron.
of Iron tinder Plate,
The whole to he subject to the inspeetion and apprmal of
the Engineer of the Company, and delivered at the works at
such times and in such quantities as lie may direct.
Payments to he nuisle uu estimates une a tnonth after deliv
ery. less twenty per cent, to Ist retained until U.lO completion
of Ihrt contract.
All pattern,' 'lir casting:l and piped, will be fornbakvi by
the Ckittiputty, awl any information that may be regain d,
relative to the material,', will ho rundabod by the Engineer,
at the works.
-.4poimis to be addressed to JOHN HOLMES, Emb, Presi
de: :of the Company, endorsed Prolabials for Stone, Bricks,
eastittgn, Bar Iron, - tte.. as the caw may be.
aps JAMES THOMSON,
OUCIIS AND COLDS CURED by the use
C
of MORGAN'S IntiLLBRATED COUGH SYRUP. Lot
all who are sillteted with Cads procure a Wall, of It. Price
only 25 cents. Hear the testimony of an old man who tried it;
Mx. Jefro I). Sloratait—This may certify that being. afflict
ed with a troublesome Cough, I bought a bottle of Morgan'.
Cough Syrup, and ant happy to say, after using it, my cough
is entirely cured. I tun free to pronounce your Cough
Syrup the beet medicine I have ever wed. No family
should be without this veinal:tie medicine.
DAVID S.IOIIOBERTB, AllogbanY.
Prepaard and for sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN
11AFT, Jr., Solo Proprietor, No. 135 Wood street, Pitts
burgh. GAILI
WS. HAVEN'S No. 1 PEN.—This ex
• oellent Pen, manufactured by Joseph Gigot' In'
place f the popular 708 Pen, Is rapidly gaining favor With
the W. Ling public, and is now more in demand than any.
pun user sold in this city. It Is used to both of the largo
Llommereial Colleges, And preferred to any hitherto intro..
dr*d.
1 have contracted for the miumfaeture of a large and rem.
lay supply Of these Pens, and em ready tolill'ardera for any
an MAL. , W. S. liAVJN, Stationer
Market at., corner Second,.
1022 d, .
001 --- ItTESTE YER3ELLION in
store a nd T d tor sale by
fetal° ,FLEIdMi BROS.
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. .fto
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RATES OF AI)VEItTISINIi
AO * HEED ON 8 . 17 TilE i;rrmutritint PRFSS
i.ixt4 ¢¢jV mAt!ituritt IA $l4B
o ue egiiore. 640 .j U.!). !,.,11
Do. ~11.. h ata ......
Do. 000 week._
Do. two weeks '
Do. tlireo .. ...... .-......
Do. 01111 111011q1. 500
Do. tiro mouth[..... i , !#4
Do. throe ovaillat- 9 00
ik.. four mouths 10.00
six 1 . 11 00
Do. oto- year 18 00
Btaodioz linex or Irryprr ... /0 00
( . 11ASOLAULE AT TATASIIIIE:
one *quern, per aniinnt,
Marriage notice*, P 0 cone*: 1k 11l
IN VF4TIONS ANDI
AG KN'T FOIL •
Sale & Purchase of P -Rights.
? =
And Denier in erery variety of ; AND
OTHER PATENTS. Office and Rx Winn Boom No 139
FIRST STREET, near Wood, Pittsbdtgh,
4// - Ordery for Patented ArtiettE or veer, :dasexiptlon
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED.
Trott's Oil Globes for steam Engines.
Focri Pitt' hex. WoMs, . . 1
YErr.lnugtpt, April 14th, 1856.
.11r..11. F. Throe—Sir: Mr. lie,irge Trott'S “Paretit''oll
°lobos" hare beeu Li use uu the earworkti for
three or four yearn pant, suit have performed au satisfactory ;
that we now apply them to allgto engines. we alitice.
two years past we have abandoned the use of anyeitier . kitei
of Oil Olula.s. RespectfuO, yOurs, •
I From the New Tor::Ecientific AtMilbati.) ''''
.
Patent Ft' pig Plank.:.. , - , ~,.. .
ft
This invention Is Mani -
,' tise where it. Ls desibiid. tolui•
part a line, smooth, and gi . "swim) to the w? 9,1 i htlAlt , iii
applicable, with advantagel!ill kind of carpenter ' s planes.
The novelty consists In p ;tic . the cutting chAtil: of bit, lb
front of the wedge, inste4itbehind; as in commoniplanew;
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the , face pf Alie
plane, la front of tbesithbieghkh mouth piece se.tves no rho
rest for the chisel„arnkcaWee the throat of the plane.
lint the mouth piece 141; nose to the edge of the bit as'te
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering - the wood to
the least degree. Indeed, we, have seen the iniplement sp.
plied to the planing of wood against the grain, and trees '°
vemely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. ~ 0
perfect is theoperation of this WWl:went, that 'it unlybe ale
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire: encase-4:a
thing which -cannot safely be done by the Laultuo4 ; piano.
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piece, Lit, and
wedge, affords a complete and Elvin bearing for the bit
tbreughout its whole length, and inspenses.nrider all cu -
cum stances, with the use of a cap or double bit.
This is a very simple and effective improvement, destined.
we have no doubt, to tied its way into every carpenter's shop
in the land. No tool chest is complete without It. The In
ventor is Wm. C. Ropier, of Pittsburuh, Pa.,...it his Pdball
bears date January 1e,18.5.5.
0171108E8 F. EATON, No. liin First street, Agent 104
the patentee.
Ma. M. F. ESTON—Sir: We are Cabinet-makers, cud
hare used Hopper's Patent Veneer Plane, anti we can recuii,
mend It to all our fellow workmen as far superior to the , old
mode of scraping. AMal can plane as much Teetering in
one hour with this phone as he could scrape In the old was
in a day; and with greater ease; for any mon that has used
the scraper knows that It cramps the hand, and will burn
and Mister the fingers. We would nbt do without these
Planes If they east three limos the money they his We have
also used his Potent Jock and Fore Plane, and consider It
superior to the old cap tits. You can plane against
grain of the wood as well as With it
Yours, at,
JOHN M. BOICE,
WM. IL LEWIS,
ANTHONY LEITER,
PETER LEPFEbt, Forensn,
O. C. HOLLIEDT,
JACOB Seal-MOM),
S. F. BUICK.
Employed at T. B. Young & Cll:lCabinet Foc6e)
Agents for Patents.
The only agent for the sale and purchase of patent
rights generally, who keeps a permanent office for
that purpose that,we know of, is Moses F. Eaton. 139,
First street, Pittslmre'. Ills office isa perfect mu
seum of specimen patents and mechanical curiosities ;
not a mere collection of profitless samples of human
ingenuity and invention, but an exhibition of the
most valuable, labor-saving contrivances, in tfie'va
rious departments-of mechanical and agricultural
science. No one interested in this lino of business,
should fail to call on Mr. Eaton, who is a gentleman
of science as well as general intelligence, and who
will communicate any desired information relative to
the business in which he is engaged.-,Ernionseith.
Clipper.
,FITTSBURGU, April 10th, 1856.
Al. F. Eaton, Esq.—Dear Sir: We have now
been working the new Match Machine that
you have to sell, for some time, and we feel,safe
in saying that there is no machine for, making
lucifer matches in thin country that can he at all
compared with it. It works admirably—irt
turns out work very fast. Very little capital iv
'required to start business with it, and.. there is
few branches of business more profitable. We
consider it one of the most ingeniptie iiiien
tions we have ever seen, and it must find
purchasers wherever known. We are , - well
pleased with our purchase of Territory, and pre
sume you will soon find a sale for all ,you have to
dispose of. Yours Truly,
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AND mardt MONDAY, Eith inst.,.Passengor Trains
will run daily, except Sundays, us follows:
Leaved Pittsburgh for °raidlino at '7.6 A. NI. and 3 P.. M.
Lear. Crestline for Pittsburgh at 5 A. 31. and 12.50 P. 31.
These Trains make close connections at "CRESTELVE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, „BELLE.
NON LAIN E, INDIANAPOLIS, CLIICADO, SAINT - LOUIS,
and all points on mots °standing Wont und.Fouthosost
through 01110, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
Thu VA A. 31. Train from Pittslaugli contracts at Nbinsfield
with Trains on Sandusky, Aixustield flail Newark Road, for
SANDUSKY, TOLEDO and CLIICA110; glso, el. se ( . 00100
floss are made at Anhi. with -Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CIJICAUO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold to G. , Lambeth-DaSuir , " Cin
cliinati, Louisville, St. Louis, Dail/nap.lie, Belinfoll'hilue,
Chicago, Rork Island, lowa City, Dinilleth„ Milwaukie,
Cairo, Springfield, 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and tho prin
cipal cities in the West.
NEW BRIGEITOS ACCOMODATIOIC TRAIN leaves new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1%, P. MI 'Lear ELI
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at 9%;11.;51. sad 5%, p,
Air For tickets and further Information apply to J. ti
critßY, at the corner office, notice thesfonongsfiebi Rouse,
ur at the Federal street Station, to SISO. PAIf.KIN, Ticket
Agent. full 'l22] J. u.31061m14130.
clueH, -
.arailt on & Dayton Railroad.
NCINNATI PASSENGERS will please
A..) take antice that the advertisement of a Rival. Route,
statlog that the 8 o'clock A. M. train of tho Ohio and Penn
sylvania thillnrsol It the only one which makes eounection at
Orestl Me. This is incorrect, nd calculated to ileocivo the
travelling pubic, as there are two daily tininslietweini Pitts
burgh and Oneinnati 'making close and sure connections,
Mu akl,liligONTAlN and DA.IiTUN. Nu ather,ll , pta makes
eounections with the IP. M. train of Bo; 1113.1 Pennsyl-
Vat& Railroad. G. B. BROWN, Genksigenk
I KNOWLAND, Agt. Pittsburgh. ,
Br-
,eOOKS FROM ME SALES AND n&
PORTATIONS.—Tho 'subscriber is hinr - openitig
fats purctuises and importations. Prices nasbirate
JOHN B. HAI - MON,
ap9 r Market, neozPourdratireet
- - -
TT NTEARABLE BOOKS roe eIILW:WEN
—These are entirely new, and Dedutiftilly, eidgged and
Illustrated. A great variety of them. "Call soda of
DAVISON'S 7i0014; MU;
and G 5 Market street, near .Fiiiroh.
_ .
: 1 0.R. SALE.—'rwo fine building
cheater, 24 feet front by 124 feet dim,. neraiti.ke land
bought for an extensive iron works.
A - farm and mill propeity iu Derry townaldP,i attuore.
land conuty. 127 marliavrith good improvottamtlitfald In a
due grain growing part of the country, near Latrobe.
A lovely country residence and 5 or 10Matesedi1and, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad andadjoining the.Awiaavale Sta
tion, with every thing to make it clearable is A cmidery and
city residence.
A lot of ground aud.dwelling house, in t Liberty, 6
feet front cud 135 feet deep. tnt..•
. . .
A factory building and fut, in Allegheny city, wiabengine
boiler and nmcliinery complete, for a cottod - Tiatting and
oakum factory. Apply to
r;•-
ups BLAICEIX & inCIEEY.
TWO MILES.-30 acres of lavi'sltrinte at
about two runes from the city, for sale. to land Id
gryo4 and Hee well for country reenlencee,- , -10fM* 11114 " -
tether or in lots to imit purchasers. Price haWltmereas9
monis. t 3. OUTIIIIAII,TAON,
!gift 51 Market Street.
LIIIRSLIFELD SON wile — c $ ton on
• Thursday, April 10th, new atviris ofibleraZtutd Tice,
of the beet French fabric, that arrived by the,"Atluatle."
L LltaiSfrFE k gigN93,
ap9No. 79..W0gcl atro..t.
•
T CAMBRIC.: IIDKIS : --4-1141 as
aurtin.et of IlicLardon, Sons di ,Ordn O t, Bel!tsa, and
Marcuatt's French Otbrte lElandltereftlitt.
at— L. antsitagup,A
apo ista.'7o'Wo6d'6traet.
ANES AND UMBRELLAS — OE every de
cription (ttpo) L. amour= & SON.
COTTON HALF HOSE—Of air grades, of
!locker & Sons Sockery, and Jnbn ILlarci r o's English
11111.011F114) &,80h'g,
I sp9 No. ,0 *otei street.
WIYGILT'S PREMItThi KATHARION
t he greatest Beautifier of the -age.
WRIGIIT'S PREMIUM KATITAIttoN '
Renders the Nair molt and gloney.
For snlo KEY B Bit, Hint 80 07 at 26
e 61300
' , Engineer
7V- RIGHT'S PREMM RATRAIU . 14
stoporthe Bah. from faLling•ofig ithd prXhkstw s lus
o:thud growth.
wirciairra PRamma HATHAILION
Iteuswesall Dandruff and disease dets.
For sale, wholesale, by IL E. SEL (sued
11101[11667C---15 should'or's';'
Jur •;' 3 do. etdeted r,- -
.1 do. barn+ Jcust received id(dr
(NA) &-sELOTT.
e AR-CURED Sz--I.o4ierces
Aieived and for.eale by . 44
"S(W--.19 , : boxes Olt&tqeSoap t it i rec'd and
for sater,by (aps) POIM= tcoTT.
`TAR ANDLES--50,1345;•1g5t,'!
~ d an
1,3 '(gP5)--"" ro.
LA" 'OID-20 btaa. • No: iciziat mead and
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