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ARSUN9 and VENTILATING on the most approved
Plane fOrrterietl, public badhigs,
logs, pia *lase!,
CHILSONT , WIEX lar4migpal LAKSi.krUttN ACE
hotels, private dwell..
of tour llmovApt or build-
HOKE 134A004 , •
imps.or 01—
BTEAm:llyalutg...:AskturS; for warming a of
every derm-lid*l-InbiCfor evaporating, drying,
for
lumber, alitittt,a,utaryoloWLfacterles, tanneries,
fdr buts f, In
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DRING utI , ^.SV -,A4d4 HOU";
WARM :WATEEL PIPES, fbr warming green bounce 1211114-
u l i r p o, ll , Vid ri gital' 46 en entirely - fix
alriAtg.so. , "AY. Tanar.t . lo . 4 a!li i )6 .
(lA r ; AVM fur large towns contracted for.
ROSIN, OIL OAS APPARATUS for direllings, &clerk.,
public lattldingsic.
RUSSEL'S HOT VAS STOVE.
KIDDER'S OAS ULATORicontralbg the supply and
improving the degree of
SCREWIFG ISTODEditud DIES, TONGS and other to for
Steam and Gas . ritiers' nee.
IRON BEDSTEADS, cast, wronght and tubular iron, a eerie
ty of patterns and styles.
PE-NERVE MANTELS, marbleised iron mantles and mirror
marble mantled,
ENAHR.T.afD OItATF.9 AND FENDERS, of home and east
ern manufacture.
HOT 1113. A ND VENTILATING REGISTERS, enameled,
japanned, plated or bronzed.
SPEAKING TUBE CONDUCTOR AND TIN ROOF-
INOr.
BRASS AND IRON •
FITTINGS of every description for Gas
and Steam. Valves, cocks, tee., elbows, Ac., in every
variety.
BRASS AND IRON .FITTINGS, or Plumbing.
BATH TUBS, WASH BASINS, WATER CLOSETS, LEAD
PIPE and every variety of the beet description of Pliant..
er's materials.
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, galvanised wrought iron pipe,
for wells, Ac.
MARBLEIZED IRON WASH-STAND TOPS AND BASINS.
GALVANIZED IRON SINKS AND BASINS.
GAS FITTING and materials In great variety.
•
CLIAN DFAILERS, BILACKM, Pi:NDANTS, de, many en
tirely new pattern. and styles. apd6ntnel
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY-
A. PITTSBURGH, ROCHESTER AND NEW BRIGHTON
EXPRESS.—For the especial accommodation of the larye
population along the line of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road, between Pittsburgh and New Brighton, whose intimate
business and social rolations require such Agency, THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have made such arrange
ment with the Railroad as to enable them to put a trusty
Messenger on the .Acrommaxiatim Train, who will take
charge of all property and business properly entrusted to
him. Ile will leave New Brighton by the Morning Trani,
remain in Pittsburgh and Allegheny City during the day to
attend to such commissions se may be entrusted to Lim, and
return by the Evening Train, with his Goods and Connie
lionsexecuted. All gouda, de., will be delivered or called for
iu the two cities, within reasonable distanciri, without extra
charge; but to insure inch delivery, the direction on pack,
gee, especially for private homes, should be explicit.
Al Way Stations, all matter will be left with the Station
Agent of the Railroad Company, when the proper party is
not at the Station on the arrival of the Train, to receive his
goods.
The charges for carrying packages, &c., and for wok.*
rendered by the Messenger, are intended to be within rea
sonable limits. When the nature of the burdness is such as
to admit of tit , special sgreements will be made.
HENRY R. IRVIN has been appointed Messinger, and
will commence his duties on Monday, De -ether 24,
OFFICES AND AGENTS, •
Pittaburgit--44 Fourth street.
Allegheny City—Telegraph take
Haysville--Captain Hay.
Sewickley Statlun—Mr. McLaughlin
Rochester—Mr. White.
Beaver—Dr. Chandler.
New Brighton—Mr. Hoops.
Orrice Anion EIPB.ESB CO. 1
Pittsloirgh, Dec. tUth, IPM,. J
T ° THOSE WHO WISH FARMS ! ! —To!
have FERTILE LAND at a CHEAP PRICE, and on
easy tonna your attention is called to the Ridgeway Farm
and Coal Company. Twenty-live acres, or more In prilln,
tioll an, given fur Pai, payable in instalments of $1 r
week or $4 per month. It is located in Elk county, Pa., and
has one of the beat markets fur its produce in the Stist••.
The meld is a rich loam, and is not to be surpassed fur Nue
ing, as examination will show.
It is ALL COAL LAND, underlaid by two rich vein,
un account of its facility to the Lake market, aid
shortly become of immense value. The Sunbury and Erie
R. R. passes directly through it, which is now ander con
atructiun from Kris to within a eller; distance from Ridg—
way. The Allegheny Valley It. It. also {mama through r.
connecting It with New York and Plttebnrgh. The Timber
on It is of the moat valuable kind. Title unexceptionably
good, and warrantee deeds are given. It presents a
and sulietantial opportunity to commence farming, providing
for uue's children, or making an inveattimut sure to intros,.
in mine. A new era is now opening to this region of coun
try, and It cannot but become of great value lu a shot t
time Coal Land will he treble its present price. Furth. r
particulars can be had from the pamphlets, which are sent
to onquirera Letters answered! promptly.
Apply or address SAM'L W. CATELL, Sec'y,
Lid Walnut mt.,
Full information to contained In the pamphlets. Ifeb;,:tin
emcmi
- 1191111ROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real &date,
St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned. inveet.
menu made to the Wait advantage, and Land Warrants loca
ted. ALso, Agents for the sale of Lots in the town of ST.
CLOUD, 66 miles from St. Anthony. and head of naeigano.i
above the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Haill.o,l
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous al
vantages It powwow es a place of business, will make it one
of the Largest cores in the Northwest.
Ex.Oovernor Ramsey, !ilinneeota
Hon. Wm. U. Wehdt, Chief Jtatico of Milton...4a
Hon. J. Meeker.
Ron. LL H. itt., Delegate to Ontgress.
Woe, liollingshead it Becker, Attorneys at Law.
• Masora Bump lt °aka, Bankers.
Rev. I'. M. Fullerton, Register of U. S. Laud oMce.
sep2o
DE QUINCEY'S NEW VOLUMES—and
X./ other new Books, must received by John S. Davison, tz,
Market, near 4th street_
De ilnlorty's Memorials, d vols.
Contributions to Literature; lkwcriptive, Critical, Humor
ous, Biographical, Philosophical and Poetical, by Satumd
Oilman, D. D.
Popular 11Lstory of the English Bible, Conant.
At Home and Abroad, ur Things and Thoughts in Ameri
ca and 'tarot*, by Margaret Puller Oatoll Knowledge o
Poor, a view of the Productive Pomo of Modern Socha y ,
and the Result. of Labor, Capital and Bklll, by Charks
Knight; numerous engravings. The Heroes, ur °rock Pail y
Tales for my Children, by Bev. C. Kingsley. Ilypotla, I y
same author.
Edward Clifford, or Memorise of Childhood; Carter's I.imt
Juvenile; Motley's Dutch Republic, in cloth and sheep;
Wire'. Laws of the Ancient Hebrews. A Second Journe,
Round the World, by Ida Pflefer. The Queen's Sermon, Re
ligion W Common Lite, by Cair. Pedfield's Comparative
Physiognomy.
Mies Beecher's New Booke, Physiology and ColPaulen, Fr-
PrCilol4 and Letters to the People en Ileedth; oleo, her Li--
meiotic Economy and Receipt Book ; the Oreat Book for But e.
The Wonders of Science; or Young Humphrey Davy (The
Cornish Apothecary Boy, who taught filmed( Natural Phi
lissuphy, and eventually became President of the Royal li—
ciety,) the life of a wonderful Boy, written for Boys : Illus
trated, only 75 cents . Abbot's Learning to Think and Learn
ing o Talk. Dicken's.Littie Yolks, for Children, 6 role., Ar.
HALF-110SE—Bleached, unbleached and
mixed cotton, of bent English and German make; als.,
silk, merino and worthy feet, now on hand at
L. lIIKSLIFELD Ar. SON'S,
No. TO Wood street.
OIL CLOVES-50 lbs. for sale by
11.29 B. A. FAEINF.SfOCK. & CO
ACOMPLETE LIST OF. NIONI'IILY
MAGAZINES, for May, 1858!
Slarper's new monthly Megan..
Putnam's monthly
Knickertx,eker ; or New York monthly Magazine.
Household Words--conducted by Charles Diet elln
tiodey's Lady's Book—colored plates.
Graham's American monthly hinp.r.ine.
PetArsou'd Lady's National klapaine
Balton 's Dollar routahlyilklagomo.
Harper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for Boys and
Fr ank Leslie's New York Journal.
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Faahion.
Yankee Notiorw; full of comic. illustrations. ,
Blackwood 's Edinburgh Magazin. for April.
Chambers Journal (London Edition) for April.
Just received sad fur sale by
W. A. IiILDENFENNEY & CO.,
my 3 Fifthstrest, opposite the Theatre.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!!
Frank Leslie's Fashion Root for May.
Prank Leslie's N. Y. Journal
iJoday'e Ladies' Book
Graham'. Magazine
Peterson's Magazine
Halloo's Magazine
Household Words
lier's Magazine
Putuam's Magazine
Knickerbocker
Yankee Notions
lilarkwood'e Magazine for April.
Loudon New. and Punch to April 19
For sale by
my 3
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Watches. Gold Levers from rn to $2OO.
Silver Lovers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $8 to $lO.
Itallrml Time Keepers, PO.
Frodshatio'sChronomet,er Series, $3OO.
Do. in Silver Caere, $176.
Chains, Seale, Keys, &r.
Watches repaired In the beat manner by
my 6 W. W. WILSON, an-urr of Market k 4th stn.
_ _
crs, DRIES--
100 Ixo,en Mould and Dipped Candi..
25 du Star Ju
100 do Itualo Soap
300 kegs luourtNl Nailet
100 dub Corn Bruolur.
GO balea N. 1 and 2 Batting.
1100. Bed Corda.
25 do Bucknta.
10 du Tuba. In store and fur sale ty
mv6 JOHN MOORHEAD
FRESH PINE APPLES.-3 cases, fiist
seaso9„,}ust melved per Expre99, and kw salt by
.p2B Rminitrat & ANDERSON, No. 29 W.. 1
DRAWERS.—We have now on hand a full
aasortment Linen, Muslim Lisle Thrand.Osnse, Mr
ti uo, 80k and Cotton Drawers uf strew
L ttuteux it
ELD dr BON,
No. 70 Wood street.
111MNEY TO
To LET—A large and commodious s.
house, shunted in one of the bent business squares on
Wood street. Enquire of JOlffi nen, Ja,
ap2l Corner of Sixth and Wood ets.
STEARIN CANDLES-50 boxes just rec'd
and for sale by (ap26) SPRINGER IIAREAUGII.
ARD-57 bbls. to arrive and fur sale by
AJ side SPRINGER lIARRADOII
FINE TABLE SALT FOR FAMILY USE
300 bap Just received nd fur mle by
REVAER A ANDERSON.
BEDFORD MINERAL WATER.-10 hlt
bblfi,,ftnot Melted frogh from the Spring., and 'for
rale by Emig.) JOHN Nlooltif HAD.
NEW PAPER HANUINGS.•
Bogue, man and ~ :c,Patteroa of brilliant colon,
of cb manufactuns, th a great variety of American
Wag Paper and Borden . or or WO by
W. P. fdARBEIALL & CO.
87 Wood street.
LAWN UltABB.-20 bush. of the Inest
tagust Altzed, fur yards and pleasare grounds, psi
rrestrod and for solo at ttse Baud and Agricultural SWri Pi 0.
4 7 NM Amt. aprl.9
JABIXB WARMLY.
&409
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• 4- 1 1, 4, , , ,,ek
.fro • • • "• v•
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J" ;
MMNI
11. MINER &
N 0.32 Smithfield ntrw•t
, of various patterns,
LIKNRY H. CoLLINS
AlCffra-------Stme Wa Pipes for
maJo tqlPOll_ll--------------13NRY ter
LCO for
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INVENTIONS AND I'ATgNTm
• "•Purtgullutuali. AWL 12i 1868.
M. F. karoa, .
Thor .kir,—lburrug maul o.lroitle " Pite4oll43lidoe ken
almost all the steam engines fuadshed-the last year, and in
amourh as they appear to have zirep entire satisfaction to
our customers, we hare no lattion in recommending them
1.4 a good article, and muck preferable on account of their
MAO plicity of coustraction;. to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
any other of welch we have any knowledge.
Very respectfully yours,
F. &W. M. FARREL CO.,
Kugiun Builders.
This certifies that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, has
been lu usu . uu our road fur twu years peel. :We Bud it to Ur
au economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
OFO. W. OILIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Nous. Ceutrul Eli
November 29th, 19f4.
To M. F. EATON, ESQ.:
This.certifies that we have had in nee the patent Oil Globes
or Cups, void by Moses F. Raton, Esq., of Pittsburgh, sod
consider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever used. ALFRED THOMAS,
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohio. November 27, 1866. 01,24
[ From the New York Scientific Americumr
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention is intended for use where It is desired to
Im
part u fine, smooth, and glossy smear* to the wood; but it is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty consists in placing the cutting chisel. or bit, in
front of the wedge, Instead of behind, nein common plait.;
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the Bice of the
plane, la front of the chisel, which mouth piece nerves no the
rest fur the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece la so clue, to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood in
the least degree. Irele.4l, we have seen the implement me
plied to the planing of wood against the grain, and trans
vereely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. So
perfect is the operation of this instrument, that it may be ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire sooners—a
thing which ainnot safely Le dons by the LOMllluti plane.
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piece, Lit, and
weilga affords a complete and arm bearing fur the .bit
throughout its whole length, and dispenses, under all dr
cum stances. with the use of a cap or double bit.
This is a very simple and effective improvetneut, destined.
we have no doubt, to thud Its way Into every carpenter's shop
In the laud. No tool chest is complete without it. The In
ventor is Wm. C. Hopper, of Pittelnumh, Pa., and his patent
bears date January I es I 5.r.6.
*sr-Mt/SKS F. BATON, No. 139 First street, Agent for
the patentee.
CLOTHING
A CARD—I request the attention of n
friends and the public to my atoll( of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Width I think contains a larger variety of rich styles th•
auy other furnor purchase. I have taken special pal!es
obtain all the salad. ‘.l
FANCY CLOTHS
generally thmirr.l. viz • Pri., Dahlia, Mulberry. Bror
Drab, u and Ohre. with Yorkur titan ul Oro,. a
Blue. I have utaereed the same are In selecting my
FANCY CASSIMERES.
which embrace a choice assortment of light colons, Imitable
for evening deems in the summer season, with a number of
Black Elastic Figured &loud.; also, intended tier the Ind
weather. My atock of VkSTINCIS is as large as can i.e
found elsewhere. comprising every varlets - of Silk Pattern..
plain 111,1 ?forest lirrnadlues and Meirseitlea
Mr assortment of Boys' Clothing Inns been im reased and
I am prepared to till all ca dears in this branch with no.,
Ileittprf.Ctloli to nowt( and bii)ers than hitherto I WOlll,l
call apeend attention to a number of pretty small PLAIDS.
peculiarly adapted to clilldr.th's drew., which, 1 think, can
not fail to please. Also, Laviethis, Argentine Luatrea Ands
I eaten ,dermost, Freueli Nanklunettes. Drab Italian Cloths
with ntltiOnnAlt Iltylellof Worsted and Linen floods, intended
either her men's or boy'. clothing.
aplMAnniA v. SOLOMON Sl'oN lilt, N... au W.ssl at
NEw CLO THINU STORE. Nv. 4 Stith
street, opposite Liberty. Th. nithscriber hue just open
ed this new establishment, where he Las Me ays on hand
barge and choice uesortment of all articles of CLUTIIINii
which he warrants equal to any in the city, and will well s
the most reasonable prices- The public are reglOostt , od login
I.lw a all. lrunris.ly) B. OPPENIIMMER.
ANNUAL STATEMENT of the Gimlet'
Mut Mutual Lite Insurance Company, Mr the yea
ending 31at January, 18.58:
11.1 Ian, per anttniueut 31st January. 13n6 $'2,1n4,439 u
Amount received for premiums am!
riska during we ....... 2u
Interest 4n
Total receipts for the year. $ 766163 7 t
Deduct ',aid aslaries, medical exam-
mations, advertising, print
lug. stationery, rout. taint,
pcietagN
commlbsion to
.43 .0 . 14
los.* on 113 par
ried, (109 Urea)
including S.r.C.
IMO Unictid ut
lent yoar .61{..9'Jv u 3
Dirtdeuds during the yr,ar. .1:'22,746 C.O
, r114•11..1 surronderod
Pr.-noun. Notes on Can,lo.l
144.1iciod
Net Lodattre, J 31. 1.1,136
Loosen w r 2 poltt . t. not
.Theoind nwritmg pr0. , 1 .$31.r.0.1 0,0
AM,SKTS.
'loud and Mortgage Lora.. ou Kent
Ertnte $443,416 34
itank Stuck Lonna 46,Zu
i.. 114 t h.trus, city, mid other cur
portithr.
Itiortgage Boot* Bank and other
storks Wt 1.706
C.1,..11 lu 10. k du, UN 34
Proluntut noted., btlifliug 6 per coot.
Interest 1,050,448 tfl
Balance of Kowloon; In the howls
of Ageuta aad to troutat
'21,475 EN
52;Z:1.N2f7
Amouu I of k.* during the year_ V 2.51.115 Ot,
Total amount of losses paid to data1,:9211,44d 4:2
Total tommut of divalends paid to
date.
T/1. 1 111n+ - turn bare declared a diridetrd of credit of 4J
rot. 00 premium. paid apou LUX Policies during the p-4
141141 15 l.•r rout. upon the prvaiiuma uu short terra Pull,
datum') tBb4i. GUY R. PHELPS, Secretary
A. A. CARRIER d RRO, Agent+,
corner Fourth and Sio:Lhheld eta
J H eTRAM .. T MAY
I RE E OF CHARGE! !--TWO SPLENDID
I•AKIAIK F:NtiRAVINGS, entitled Bolton Abbey in
the Olden Time.," a .plendid steel engraving, fn m the retie
bretwl iwinting by Inndw•er; and the Departure of tin•
Israelite. from Egy pc," a large and beautiful engraving from
a paillting by D. Ituberta. The retail prim of the ateme vu
graving. is $3 per ropy, I•ut will be sent fret of chargr, she
fullowa:
Tim sulascribens hay: established a Bt>'lß AUE CS In
Philadelphia. and will furnish any book Of publication at
the retail price, free id postage. Any pervius, by forwarding
the subscription price of any of fbe Magialnes, such in,
Chapel's, litaley's, Putnam's, Graham's, Prank Iswlie's Mmli
ins, &e., will receive the =gaveew fur one year, and it ciii
of either of Cite above beautiful engravings, free id chary.•
or Il subserlbing to a $2 and a Si Magazine, such as Pete!
n in e, and Challen's Lralleal Christian Animal, they will i.
celvo both magazines and a copy of e ith e r 0 1 th e ~h„,,, i.
gearing,.
Every Macription of Engraving on WOO.l executed with
unatneas and despatch. Views of Buildings, Newspaper
Heading., Views of Machinery, 8.04 Illustrations, Lode.
Certithates, Bunivase Cards, Ac. All orders gent by mail
promptly attended to. ha - WOO Wllllllllg 'IOW. of thelr lal ILI
legs engraved, eau tend a daguerreotype ur aketcli of the
building by 131a11 or express..
Purlieus at a distance Laving saleable articles would Anil
to their advantage to address the aubscribers, as we would
act as agents for the mile of the moue.
BYRANI A PIERCE.
110 South Third street. Philadelphia.
ni 1 tS dawly
BUSINESS! BUSINESS!!
MIIL PKOPERTY MOIL SALN,--Sittintr on Ing.
arickley. a mill boons of 3 stories 3 run of stone, smut 1...-
chine, nod all other gearing and fixture. ~.omplete. Also. II
saw mill, 2 gLIOd 4au.e houses, 2ti sires of land. Price s3,oksi
A STKA.M SAW MILL situate on the Ohio river, near Si
Mary's, 00 miles below Wheeling. Price 51,60 u.
TAN N Klt Y YOH. SALK, situate at Moundsville, Va., aro],
vets, shops, Ar., all in good order, large ciwelliug house, 2
arrea of around, Ac. Price sA,Utai.
ap2o S. CUTUBERT A SON, GI Market st.
Jno. B. h °ono, Isla of Duulplireyn, Iluflui.um houus, Phila
D. W. llzalrrun Late of Pittsburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
Fl ,OUR FACTORS,
General Produce Commission Mei ,;hants,
Au. 17 North Wham:pa and I 6 North IVEsier
below lace strrel,
ltagaley, Woodward & Co. l'llll.l Bryan, Kennedy & Pit (2 . 11
(Jarrett. Martin & Co. L. Wilmarth & Co.
& Oliver ' 801 l 1 Liggett, ••
Sliter, I rice it. Co. J. 1 W. 800,
CaloL l' & Co. •' B+4piley, Coagravi, I r•..
Truitt, i ruttier I Co. '• Watt & Wile n,
.3. U. Lehuier & Co. Cincinnati. Yontlick 1 Youlila, 01161111. W
A. A. 11,611 wk 1 C. " Morrow 1 (.10.1.wr,
. .
Tweed d Sibley, " J. S. Ctinuoweth A Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadolphin Merchants gen,•i oily.
Jal.kdsperim
WANTED—Six good (Arts, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooks fur city and
country. A Boy of 17 to 1131.111 a trade; must be well recom
mended. Also, places fur four or five (Brie to do chaining or
dining-room work. Four Boys its storniror to ruts errands,
and live or nix men at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOWRIE'S New intelligence Office,
fella) Nu. 11 Fifth Strout.
•
PRUSSIAN BLUE-15 cases for sale by
B. A. FALINFOTOCK A CO.,
corner RIM and Wood Meant.
DRI E D YEACIIES.--200 bush. Bright
/Wynn Peaches, in titure and for sale by
VoItSYM &
myl 75 Water Street.
BACON.-
10,00 Bacon llama.
15,000 .` Shun Mons. •
10,000 . Sides, in store and fur Hale by
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
myl 75 Water atrent..
POTATOES--I 5 hite e
d:bus. W and Blue N obannocke for mac by *.
myl HENRY H. COLLINS.
- - .
ROLL BUTTER-3 bbls. fine fresh fur sale
by myl HENRY H. COLLINS.
___
A A. MASON & CO., open
in - orn•
lug 2500 of Being° de Lainee a 12 S . Also, 4ouu
yards of Mwilin de Laines at 12%c., worth 25c. my'
HALLIES—A. A. MASON Sc CO., are
e now rcce'.N borne 41.10 0..1 of rich Challica at 5 and
lu crate per yard Ir.w then 5.t liter prices. myl
A A. . NAsoN CO. are now opening
A.
COD cases 01 Now flo ods, Jut purchased at e
great reduction In prices, and much leo than the coat of in,
portetlon, and will be sold correspondingly , low. myl
SEED POTATO ---- S.-50 - bw3hels of the eel
bated Purple Chill, one of the most reliable and val
ble Matte known, at 41 RUM street
apkw JAMI 23 WAILDROP
NSIIRAN CR.
_ • . •
ANTI lI , ;CIIANICS' LIFE,
tun , : AND Id A RINE INSURANCE arill'ANY
PUMA DELPII I A.
"300.000
Capital
Amnuut sec nivly lII\ OM, i 8,100 ,00 0
Thin Company Meets /11.11113, ou itioldmgs, (icioda,
Furniture, kc. Marine Insurnn.• on Cargo and
Freight. Inland Insurance on tio,siii, • hy Rivers Lakes,
thinals, Railroads, and Land Carriage .evnernlty. Alen, Insu
rance upon Lives, upon the most farm nide terms.
DIRECTORS.
Hun. Thomas B. Florence, Jannis E. Neall,
Urorgo 11. Armstrong, Charles Dingo,
I'. Middleton, E. It. Ilolinhold,
Heorge Helmlold, Fred. C. Brrw3l,r,
TbuluM Manderneld,
'FIIOMAS B. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD R. liILMBuLD, SecretAry.
PITTSBURGH REFERENCES.
Hon. T. M. iitooe, Hon. J. R. 31121intork,
lion. P. C. Shannon, Col. S. W. Black,
lieu. J. B. Habra+, A. It. Wealunint, Esq.,
Thomas J. Keenan, Itsq., NV ilson M'Candless, Esq.,
Cul. J. Heron Foster, Den. J. K. Alisatsid,
K. M. Biddle.
The character of the abort. Company IN of the that class,
anal coninines the rare .1,1 unummil privileges of Fire, Marini
and Life insurance.
tientlemen of elevated standing are associated in its man
agnment, and interested as Stockholder.,
Tllo3lAii J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. 111 Water str.et.
rrlIE FRANKLIN F'tRE INSURANCE
comPA:cr, VF PIIILADELNIIA.
Dutzerotta—Charttro W. Itaiicker, Thollll4l Bart. Tablas
Wagner „ .. .Samuel Unapt, Jacob It. Smith, (Ivo. W. Itirtuti - da,
Mortk.callY. Lett-is, Adulplii ISorit., David S. Browne, !dor
rim Pattemott. CHAS. N. lIANCKiII,
CuAs. Li. 13ANCE ER, Secretary.
Continue to make insurnuce, perpetual or limited, on every
the-Option of property, iu towu and country, at rates as low
ad are consistent with security.
The Company leave reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, teddy invested, at ,
ford ample protection to the leisured.
The Assets of the Company, on January let, 1811, an puce
limbedagreeably to an Act at Assembly, were MS follows, VIZ :
Monet -ago ybllt,l3s GS
lte,al Estate 64.37 7 78
Temporary Litany tt::,i41,4; 17
&AO. 61.sSb 00
Cash, At 61,746 tcl
Since their incorporation, a penal of tweiltpoue years,
they have paid upward of One Nl,llion F./ut liondrmi Thou
sand Dollar. hawed by th e, thereby arforiling evidence ‘,l the
advent-twee of insurance, as well as the ability and disponil lon
to meet with prouiptuelsa all liabilities.
J. GAitUIN Fit COFFIN, Agent,
up 24 Office, north-root COT. W..i and Third me.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF /•11-Mt:11011,
Ssultdilield streOn.
AUTHORIZE!) CAPITAL.
LnPurr Buildio w n n”.l / 4 ,—..lunt 1..15 ..r
n.p. 1 7 tire, nud Eh.. ! wills id . IC Sea nod lob And I g etti.o
nod lranstourtnO”u.
I 'rrsul.-ni —Ai KOKO A L KRICK.
11 1 PILLSIbk.V,
John
Charles Knapp,
N tirxttan Murphy,
TlosLoild Urulohdetter,
Ism, Si.
William J. Anderson.
TiILIVTI32I.
John (1 Ilarkof,n, Jam. -8
11,11 Ittlrgwm, John 51. Klrkpairi. k,
John D. Nl . C.ad,
11.1.-rt Ito-.qt Marron.
J U nrd 10 , 1 C,delu, lNtilt , I'. Nloretaiall.
A 1..,,,. A. CAI twr, A. 51 15./11.41..
John $. Crn.crlsrh, {lent) L. 11tug,54,11,
Chad it, A Colton. 1101,1
K &lough n, tt •k .1 11
Fe I I 7.. Illo.duln,
Ll.4age F tolluiore, Jwure Slodfr.
S Utstrar S
Willnots S !Loren. A Irca.let
.4.4-rod4.lry and rrratvrer--CIIAII.I.Eb A. COLTON
4 1 .Iyl9dly
MERE
MEM
&43400
CEEIIIE
ma roman.
Rudy Pat tersun,
Konne.ly T. St lend,
I Airier Sproul,
tieutge It. White,
A. A Cartier,
W S. Ilxv,u,
D. E. Patk,
11. H. Coggaltall.
Ilutt 1V.)1 IF JOHNSTON, Prealdent,
Kt P A TTS.ItSt /N , Cho PnbtJeu t.
A. A. CARmU, Secretary and Treasurer .
S. S. CARK11:11, ASSISlant Sts . retaty.
rrltE, L'INITED STATES LIFE INSII
ANN] ITS .AND (NoMPANI. Pints
—elid.riervd Apr]] S.nth, I,no. Charlet P..rpettt.,:
Wm. F. Joh [mum
W M'Clintock.
D. M Long,
Ml=t!
Jacob Pio ntor,
Janos S tiogley
%1' win I I ntu ptuu,
CAPITAL, .1.....1)A AA)
tiftic... South-mull L0t . .., °I Thud and (71ormi nut
Mina. Iptain.
uFFICEK:I I.F THE HUHN 11.1 A HI) AT HULA lot.:1.1 . 14 A
rm.. 9.1
Ft..1.1,.m It Crau I I I. l'.l H. ti.wldu nl.
A ti.b, me. W Thom] I.rilr
Tm1:1 , y.
J
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Pr , s,Jen: —.1,-1.11.1 IL ertilti.,nl
I II • I ‘ I , Stdelli - An/11.++.•
M , ./s , .4! E.r1...(71,- SlLthuryie-Jutuen NI I
Alieyheny t st Mowry, M .
61.X1 K ARNOLD. AK....+1.
'4 r.wlrth etrevt. Pit te1.1111.1,
Pltt•burgh Dollar gar lugs likstltntlonk,
os ' , Muth root,
NEXT DOOR TO 111 K PITTS131:8.011 BANK,
NOW OPEN daily from to '2 o'clock ;
Nil., WMllll[l.lly 11k1 Inarl
orl k.
r.-eirea of all momo u.t 1,-no than Olin
mei n thialcaa of the pi ofita fa.en )e. n Ja n.
and l...anber. Interval wan lat.! at CIO. r,.1.' I ea pet
pe, 111/111111i, ti the limy ul Ih,ontn•r,
ht..ks condoning the Charier, ft) -Law., Rilio+l and Re,:o
- To, LuaL. , l apiAlleat4.,a at the .ftin.
111•Lnru
(I., , rwy It. Whito,
1r F Johtutcal
JR:twa
Alexetioler Brudky,
WIIII.II
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Lototis, J4ak and liili Brnker,
N• t. 9 . 1 F•airt st • ••••t. al••N ..•i N • go. I , tatia,
1.1••titl 4, 111••rttrago, att•l l• att • •ti ••.1 la tot al• •t tat••• I
mookr , kaput/lit and •••••1•1 •n•••toutoottoo Irool Arraot•
Loottiiltl sod ta•1•1
Parttonlar at:stilton paol w Ow port ha, and pato of 1 1 ••1•
e‘i•ait.••
All cosuintrutrattotat attt•tol.l t•• prootptli
NaIIOLMES Sc. SONS, Bunkers and Ex
rlutugt• Ilrokerit. su.l Itraleta Ili fir,•loa Prorta. AI
aorta. (lola, liOlver alai ktruk N••te.a• Excllattri ••tt iho 1 , 13t.et •
aro awl Wrattero Clues conetarltly 1••; oak
Gollot made it, all the ,Itae throttglotn: the ilail••1
Stat.. lAl,••••titis rot,itod to par In u• 1• .a •to root pt
11l Market stroet, betatron Third and Fourth •tn. •,)t1:11oly
(2 . E. ARNOLI) & CU., Bunkers and Ea
lJf Rt. ftrokor., Ihuilere In Ex, haugv, Com, blab/.
!sutra, Stgbt toad Time Draft, carriull, to
trodr..l to, and proo-vds r .tm tied to nto part of Eh. ,
SLOAN to ut;hl nod Matt 011 0 , 1111114.101 t
:4 Foul tit HUovt, nett ,I,or to Ut. huu4 ~ 1
burgh
JuitN WOODS, Bauker and Exchange
tft Broker, Dealer ru Eacheru
Stork bouKlrt and coo/m.4ou. Collet to.,
tNtrefully retteudeel tr . to tercet feud ou Bei.«lt
ar No. kt Fourth street. leceark) opteeerte the M. NI
Battik. &kit,
gII.OAIAS OUDS, C,4ninert•ta l Broker, and
DiraLler in Notes, Stroke, 3t..1 Kritate, le., N., 7i
Fourth str,t, Pittstangh, P. inn!,
DRY GOODS
Tv E 11• s PRI Nt; (1001)S--No. 74 Market
l'ittelmr,l, P. Tim nutment.ern plmt 1.•
• • 11 ~l tan thine their gr., arrival iit 41 . 111 \,;
1 1 , 1 1 , Z", 1, hit I/ they wink to tall the partiouthr ntirni I. 11
their rtintiiniern moil the palihr gottemlly. Wa tlntirr mu
mei that we. hat, °vv., Lorn akin to offer eu hairlsolor
noil vlnntrable a SLOrk us the. iirontint
i our DltErmS WOODS IiMPARTMF.NT • .ititarnel all the non
and trivoltirin ail., reason—
Extra tin h Murk uud Ciili•rril Silk.
Janina, l'hotin atilt Sttlirmd
Plato, Stritmivl and Plant Black
Twisted Silk num.-int
Chant
••
•• Barrio,
Ahni, Tinsuon, Barroom, Clint! w !to.
SHAWLS AND MANTLBS
i tar Shawl and !Bantle tn mniipliiml with all the 11e,
•ty len of Crape, Shilla, Silk, Iti , •clia, Miiti
Chantilln, Laoo, At-.
N L WORK .
Our st)wk of Collar". ifluutuluge, , 1. not %lll
pansed Ly Kny eitock Wrest of 16.• M ,unt.aulm
guod Luworfulutit ul .1101 , 1ININO ANI) 11))1.:) , K
FURN (1001./$
DomE.Ties.
Prluta, Ging,hatos, Clusrks. Muslin!, Ticking!, I(enturk
Jeans, Coasluotts. Citaniatores, Cotton, Linen .14.1 Patti !lt
ac. Alta, ()loves, li.sh•ry, Itibboits, sod .'very other art his
usually kept inn firobt - latts !try tioods {louse, to wllll.l,
solicbt a call and tantilliindull before parritaalitg tilrtim hm••,
as us fuel coulltiesit me have novel bat, ablo to exhibit 6111
a desirable stock. 1.0 V 1.1 !MIMI PAS,
Fortntoly Young, Stave:min ar Loss,
71 !limits! ad t.nt, Pittsburg!,
iiOTELS.
MANSION (HOUSE, EOROE A 111WN TZ,
I , Rattirap., N,.. :14-I etreet, Joel be. 14,, ill. ,
Paaseniter Depot of the nnyl‘ was 11.1.11,..d. wilt, I, i,m
It Ili.• moat toriveulent lane.. 11l the I ay ior oasseisgeni ai
ring by that road.
Ti,.' proprietof 1111011 K, at COLIFIIIIOIOIIe dIX iittoll 111.,
it/ excellent styie, the i,IANKI uN Ili 'CAP:, would t
lolly rfolica a share ‘.l public inarounge. Ph, e Ia attn. bed
splendid STABLE and extensive WAIJON YARD, stford•
lug ample accommodublon to travelers and teameter,
Larder and liar will be furiallorl wall the best the aim i,er
can afford. telfl . y
QT. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
Clair etreetu, Paodur g ,h,r..—The, underelgued,
ly of Brown's Hotel," having takers Oils large and ,
thous HOTEL, and having refitted it In magnificent et% le.
would resfewtfully at letito hie friendo and the traveling if üble•
give him a call. Assured. with the convenience of the
Lame° and his long exi.rlaw o n, the business, n give
entire satistaCtiou, and las charge. moderate.
WSI. C. (N)NNELLY.
GOOD INTENT HOUSE, corner of Liber
ty and Grant utreeta, near the Railroad Deik,t.
janl3:ly JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
RESTAURANTS
KENNET ALE.-W. D. ENGLISII, Stile
Bottler of SMITH'S colebratal Kennett Ale and
Brown Stout. Alma, Common Ale aid Porter, in quart and
pint bottles.
The attention of familia; and the trade, to respectfully
solidus!. mil 1:y
_ _
MINERAL WATER AND SARSAPA-
ItILLA--W Si. D. RSOI.IBII, Pitt street, below l'ews,
is now manufacturing and bottling the above bevernexn on
an extensive scale. nig articles are of the best quality. sad
manufactured frum the purest materials. ,s117:ly
HOSIERY AND GLOVES—Another very
large assortment of Summer limiery, Gloria and
Mitts of every description, Just received by
A. A. MASON & CO.
JUNE MAGAZINES--Just received and
fur side by H. MINER & CO., No. lt2 Smithfield street :
Harper'n Magazine for June;
Ood sy's Lady's Book for June;
Peterson's Magazine for June;
Art Journal for May.
All the N R W BOOKS published are for 'sale by
H. MINER A C 0.,,
No. 32 Smithfield street.
MERY-75 kegs for sale by
myl A. ➢AHNESTOCK R 00
RAILROADS
LS 56.
ONLY KOIITE WITH TIIRKE DAILY TRAI Sa
FROM PLTTSIII Itta/ TO CINCINNATI
" IV P.DUTE. WIT11 T 1'1110 4 +: DAILY TRAINS
FHr .0 plii.,6l'irGLl T(' bA rrox ASD iS
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as follows:
Leaves Pittsburgh for Crestlino at &Ott A. M., 7:30 A. NI.
and 3 P.M.
Leaven Crostini° for Pittaburgh at G:00 A. 3I..„7:00 P. M.,
LITTLE MIAMI IiAII.ROAN. ..„1 12. fat P. AL
These Trains inake close connections at CRES.TLINE with
VIA WIESTLINE ANI) COLUMBUS. Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON. CINCINNATI, BELLE-
Quickest Route from l'iltsburgh to Cincinnati. FONTAINA INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
end all palate on roads extending West and South-west
L'ortrtrelittO at Cincinnati with U. S. Mall Line Staniar Gil turough OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
Co, ington and Lexington Railroad. Ohio and Mississippi TRAINS FROM PVITSBDIttiII connect at Mansfield with
Railroad, and the I.awreureburgli Route. Connecting via Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for Cill
column. and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and cAtIO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY; making as quirk anal
Indiana Central Railroads. sure counectious to t.,1111.1.AfJ0, as by any other route. Con
'lo 'total II 'TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to nectious are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland a n d
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louie, Indianapolis, Sc.,
Sr. Via Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indiaommlin, Latkyelte, . awl BUFFALO.
Terre Haute, St. Loula, Sc., Sc. Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandneky,
THE LITTLE 'MIAMI via 0./I.UMBUS, connecting with Thh„l„ ~,,,t Chicago, h ave the benefit of A n i g h t . s r .,,,,, , at
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Mail Mansfield or Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early next
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Miiisissippi Railroad, and the ~,,lu g.
Lawrenceburgh Route, oners Jacinth. no other route can Trains East from 'Crestline make close connections with
Kira, as through tickets by all the above routes can only be Trains on Pennsylvania °antral Railroad for prriLADiel,
prixunal via Connubial and the Little Miami Railroad. till A, BALTIMORE and NEW. YOltK.
'The route from Crestlitie via Columbus being the shortest 'l'll ROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Ciu
to Cincinnati, enables a uniform and sal% sped. Conte-Aibn B eitinati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefoutaine,
are certain, and pastiongern have Lull time for fatale. By the Chicago, Rock Inland, lowa City, Dunlieth, Milwaukle,
Forest and Bellefuntaine route from Crestilim, a dangerous o,f ro , s pr i ng n e hou„ Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
and 1.1+11.1e-neck speed is rot/rim!, and emopelled to oveicome „pal c i t i es i n t h e iv,, st.
distance. Through tickets over this line may be had at all of the
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati amid Indianapolis, „1,,,,,, places for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
pa...agars ride over roam ballasted and smooth. By the New York.
Ferret and liellefontaitie roan'. passengers tide over the NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
roughwit road, iu ottio. Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. It. and 154., P. M. Leaves
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND Pittsburgh fur New Brighton, ut 9y . ,, A. M. nod 1.1%, P. Al.
CINCINNATI. • 4;' For ticket/4 and further information apply to A. T.
Hair 'lse learea Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clock A. M. for JOHNSON, at the corner office, under the Ylonougalielu
Crestline, Lolumbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Lonnmilivi St- 1 . 1016 , Howe. ~r at the Federal street Station, to GEO. PARKIN,
Lexington and Indianapolis, ,La Lawronceburgh llouto. This , i . n . net Agent.
JOHN KELLY, Pasaeliger Agent.
'I rain twriier at Ow IMMO one hour and forty minutes iu th. ,,t, .1.11. AllaHlE, Stilit.
advance of the Forest and tiellefi MUM), route.
tiroarra TRAIN let,. PitteLoirttlt at 7.31, o'clock A.l M. for
l'reethiie, Cohlail , lie. Xenia alai Cifichinati. Thai Tralit
taakeatolinection only via Coltitolaal to Cincinnati.
Titian TRAIN laves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. for
C" . .ilinv.Colittlitalft. Xenia, Cincinnati, lonivville, St. Louis,
Lexington end Ilittlattapolle. Via Lavireureburglt Bonn,
TWO DAILY TRAINS, N 1.4 COLUMBUS, DAYTON,
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
131111E0
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
FILST TRAIN ItZ,,tl rittbblll - 01 at ;WU O'Cluk.k A. M. for
Cr... 4110. l."..tursbutt, N. L •sitt., Dastott: I ittltunspulte, Latt)r•ltt,
T.tr, Haut, N slrontten, St. 1....te1d, eitirl), EVU/VVilk, &e.
I'ItAIN kat t-t l'ittnl.strgh it 7:30 k A. M t..r
C.. 10101,014, Xttutrk 101)1.00 I stritatiniktsltr I..fifytyett.
T., re. Ilaul. , N wct,uuon, SLt. Luttits, taro., Evitittolll.., b C..
TWILL/ TRAIN lent es Pittsburgh itt 3 u'clurk P. M. f...r
Cr.-,,! tins, I.o.lhyiitte,
Terre Ilnute , Viurviiiiss, St. Listis, Cnlrs, Ersusvills,
N. B.—Secure your ticketa via Columbus, and you are erte
1,1 connections.
I , teamers leave Cincinnati daily for 11,ruphis, Ticksburgh,
Natchet, New Orleans,
The Coluathns being the direct remit, the Time Tablna of
the Emteru Roads are arranged to MU in clove Callllll.ilvm
nth this reliabie route.
For all information and Through Tickets, pleas e apply at
the tittle and Pennsylvania Railroad (Ake, ke.1.101"
timler the Monongahela
.t. U. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or. at Federal Street Station,
UKU. PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
ORO. 0. SKSSIONS, Agent, Pittsburgh.
d.,'20) P. W. STRABEIL, tie...ma Agent, Cincinnati.
OHIO ANI) MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
I'ITTSBUIIIII 7'o 87' I.OI I IS, 111REC'T,
Tne 1.(1 l) I • int making tinrii c , ititiertiong i 111401:no knit
ftw, and v tale liangt• LIOURSIV Alt
k ANY H01"I'V.
. _
'llia telot Knu.r, wnL n Jri and apaclona andan• ram Pi -
, 11111...dnien r..any pirate., n Inch give gflat vive to tliin. (mt.
.tar. and whlc II II UMltlftilita.le .111 any °the: Rallttanl In
Wl.nt
•
The 'Crsiii .f thin Route are In the hands of careful nu.l
~.iv- +1 mete Ma. haler) nupeti, haragtvr, and
v. ell kept up
Two DAILY PASSENIIIIIII TRAINS est iverit Pittsburgh
t.. 1 via Ohio and Peuilay I van ItuilreaL, Iravr si
I LI,
Fast Teak Lnae ex AT a A. A
MAIL T. IN LZAVIF AT 7:411 A M
•• 3.1.10 P. M.
MIA iug orti..llA xt CrATLI 11. rot luaDtrtni.ll4 atol
T,rf e u th, two by Ow tthi., nstd
1. Salltt
. . .
l'arerbeti4,s tar Cairo and Neu Uri•nun will take the lilt
Ct4lllwl Hadlrmial at Sandoval. arri•lng at Cairo veveral
it mit ante an) that
The Mu Kailroad 4 1vatig ismitileted from Kt. Louis t,•
Juitertion City, counecle at Jetlenain City with Kati.,
I'3l buti, !nab mg the clienivo.t, and inion omit an,
1.Ii• one KW...Rand Nelirainka eat, tviiimblv hav , •
A So:mid - claw Car will Ito run 1.14,11101 With the Kgpretin
Train. arriving at St. I,IIIP 14114 thin entity time.
'lily •me ham,. of Baggage between Pittsburgh and Fn.
I. on. or Cain•'
e ill rail fur Tickets liy the uI I IG.liaLle Keele
and Ohtii It a.l titus
itialoug sure isitioecticitet. anti avoiding the delay, so Ire-
tient on new nod unfinished road,,
1 i krt. gtAt.l for nay re...tunable length of time
Alt Kt=t--
Itellehottainet and 1 onto .
1, , tin Commu lose. Xenia Mud Durum...
Lk, Sot Columbun. Cu.:moat, ontl LAW
tent-0,111-g'
MEE=
Tit Rot u I 1,71'S I tut ther lUhit mat/an may be pr,
, mid ,4 A T Jaboson. ket Agent 111.• 1'..1.1 tot It. It.
.'..t 1/..1 ..1111 11..11s.• ; iv. Tit., Pat kin,
Tit lo.t Falerul idreet Shttluti. Alleglien) City. or ot
JAIL ES M. IV A.htli,
a
superintendelit lILi., and Nit...to/61.0 R. It
o) F F NI iW LAND, A gent. Pit tabu, gli.
THE I'ENNSVL%'ANIA RAILROAD.
TIIE U It EAT CIiNTItAI.II.ODTE, conneettrig
the A tlautii Otte.. ith Mr...tutu, N ortlea u
atm smith ....stet Ti b) a,atitintioun Railway din'. t.
ml. Maul also contits.ti at Pittetturgh with !hall) I.lne at
steamer, to all Istria on the North weeteru lade.*; malting
lila. 'mania 01/1.,, CHLAVIPT Mks! IIICI-1111.1 ila./laT. by whirl,
}IIk:DIRT eau tie forwarded to and Craw the GHLAT
Itate•ltet ween Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
LA SS —Boots, Shrew, Dry (i/As, l . 7x. 1 1 , ,,
tin bane,,) Yore, Feather., &i.
D i'LAS.S.—lkatkil and Stationery, I
Dr) tjueds, tin bales.) Hardware, lasi- tIX 100 lha
titer, Wool, due
TIIIKD CLASS.—Ativils, liaggtur,,
and k, on ttulk,) Ilrwp, tic.......... )
t'1.A....1.4.--Vattee, Fhb, Racan sod ) 4 ,, 1 ,
Hark, ~pie•krel.) lard and Lard Oil. f
cent, per bairn.
44- In shipping tits-lo front any point East of Plalailel
phi.. tae trirtwular to mark paektige, Prnri-tyloart,
itaslnvad.” All Uoods i,tualguisi to Um Agenta of thin Road
at Philadelphia or Pittatturgh, will be forwarded wittamt
A4srrs.--Mon. Potter, Raton; J. 1.. Elliott, N e v.
1 mit ; E. J Speeder, Pkilladeltdda: Itlngnirr & Koons,
Ralu-
I W..rr Li s s ShriliKlll.lll & Dr... la,
0. , u, 0011, Ohm: J S. Itioorli.id, Ky ; K I
11.1.1 mus s ?dietitian, Ind : Ratchtt & Co, St. Lome, Mo.. .1.
D. Allichell i.sss.llll, ludiano.
IItiIISTON,
tioneral Freight Agent, Philielelplik.
II .1. Lii.llß
furl) eugo,rint,l:.lettt. Alt,.otta.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CARRYING THE
Great United Slate■ Mall and Express
1 PASSENU I.:II TRAINS RUN PA ILl' Oii itn etelle
1..n.,11/ IIUgUN tt , l'A I Ito,
Itiind, in connection with Tritium ef the ;hie tin.
!lino.lto It It. un.l and tinlron lintltuntl, loam
Om mina direct nod only contlnuonti It. K. town I ren
CIIICAtiII en T. I,IIUIS,
(1111.:A171)
CIIICAUU no DUBUQUE..
Trains leave Chicago as folh.ws •
In A. M and Itk . A, P. Nl.--14v. Lola Ave CAIRO MRPRISS.
Paesengers lot St. bake the rare of the
niel Mist. It. it. at Saudoral, and are carrie,l direct to
St. Loots.
A M. Atltt CIO P M —Puncycs AND lIALLNA (tarRL,ll,
connecting at Dunlieth Popp. rite Dubuque) with a Dail
Lille of Steam Packets for rq. Paul mud the Upper
Mlssle
sippi river cities.
Tnttna leave (}tiro for Chicago and Dubuque at 7:3,1 A. M.
end 7:04.1 P. M.
Passamgers from the nut and places on the Ohio river,
destined for St. Louls, will save P.IU miles of tedious and un
certain river navigation from Cairo to St. I.s.uis, and arrive
fifteen hours in advance of the river route, by taking the
cars ,It Cairo.
Ti, bets to St. URSA, Ihibnque, St. l'aul, and all ini
,octant pleas by this route, can be had at the °Mee of the
P and C. linitruads lu Pittsburgh, and Michigan
Central Itallroad la Chicago. It. B. MASON,
Jell Stiperinten't.
G EO. BINGHAM Sr. CO.—TRANSPOIt'I'A
LINE--Vu PENNA CANAI.
ail RA 1 I.lto A D.--The subscribers are pre
pat,d to ship roaTi TUNS OF PRODUCE DAIL% to riots
.bdplott, Baltimore, or New York, via the State Works
They will pay particular attention to Way Freights 64.1,11
and Johnstown. 'laving a RAILS LINE OF
FI IINT CLASS PEN NS YL V ANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope
I • able to resniet rodeo satkfaction.
atiO. lIINtiIIANI A CO.,
aid I.:ltu Canal limtin. Liberty to.
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION
L 1
Anti ipating the want of facilities fa
totaporting Freights to and front the Neat
ern Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and Haffillailn,
w. bat
increased our stork of Boats. Ac., on same, to a Ia.tUBLE
DAILY LINE, settle'. gives us a rapacity of over this, tons
pet month earl, way
WO maitre our fraaalll. and those disposed to patronise the
State improvementa, there will be nothing spared on too.
part to render general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and WeatOcal Frbarlitti Midi promptitude and despatch.
KIKR A ELL,
angll.y Canal Basin. Pittsburgh, Pa
_ . _
TII AT LONG EXPECTED BOOK, the
SY•ataJWlll4..lll I'APCKa, by Frederick S. Cuslens—one
to-at 1:tmo. The alone will uo doubt be the popular Swing
bunk, and is destined to a large sale.
Pluribustah, a song that's by ne author.--a deed without
a worm—perpetrated Ly Q. h. Philander Doestieka P. B.
Joel recolved by
W. A. PILDENFENNEM & CO.,
myl 2 Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
-
AUARDEN 1,01.' FOR SALE—Containing
six acres of excellent Laud, situated on the waters id
Chartieta Creek, In Rubinson township, 454 tulles front the
ity, and near Irriaellitati's Fording. The Laud is Wall
lalatatal to thulluniug purposes, ate It lies eloping L. die
:Saab; has n comfortable Franlo 110 Will :kJ feet by la, .410
Mal a half stories high; a uod aiming of water at the dead,
and a variety et choice bruit Treesdast colutneuriug,
bear. Price $l3OO. For further Part'c ars , apply to
BLAKELY & HICKEY, Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Seventh and Smithfield sts.
j; RESIT SEEDS—Garden, Field and Flower
1 Seeds, of the oat approved and reliable varieties.
wholesale and retail, at the P.M and Agricultural Ware
. , a JAMES WARDEOP.
SA ASII of u good luid uniform qualit3r
manufactured by the Pammylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company at Tarantula; on band and for sale by
FLISMINU. BROS.,
ALSO,
3 groeslluide Specific;
4 gross ficiotlanit's demote Bitters
limo the. Mahler;
WU !let Own Tragacauth ;
400 the. Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye, a new article for making Soap
one wood worth tan of potash; on headand for tale by'
_ YLSMING
ALOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown,
Will be sold very tow, If applied for soon. It contains
unt-loUrth of an acra, and is in a oentral position. Apply
to Lrob2lll RLAK RI Y a RICHEY.
s :.~...
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P' a ka
ft.;
, . y ' . ' h Y 4
BROAD GAUGE
A IL RO A D.
AND
en iCAOO CAllio
: 44.ILROADS. ,
Ohio iml,renusylvonia nflUrgad•
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
(Ewen SUNDAY.)
CENTRAL ROUTE
SEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
THROUGH
Northern Illinois to Mississippi River
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
ALL RAILROAD To THE MISSISSIPPI
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RA I LROAD.
FuILMERLT TIIY CRICOOO AND AURORA, AND CENTRAL Iliutitir
Tam" ILsauto.e.b,
LS NOW COMPLETED, and Trains run the entire dictator
Len CILLCAUU TU BURL/SOWN, lowa, without change
1 Cals.
The only Direct Route to Burlington Quincy, Keokuk,
:Muscatine, Uquaw ka, Wspello, Fort De ' s Moines, Cann.. ti
Bluff, kr , and the mitt ALL IttflituAD noon from Chimp 0
to St. Louis, Ifloomingtou, Clinton, Deattur, Cairo, Spring
held, Naples, and intermediate Stations on the
Manual Central, Urea Western, and Uhio and filisedsidppi
Inn
Tunas on the elates Mne leave Chicago on the arrival ot
Trains from the East--eivoiding all laying over at any of the
puints.
i..tages leave Burlington daily fur Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri—making the quickest and mint
tenable route to retch all the important wints wed of the
lissiesippl w, to - as Council Blurt, with from forty to Stir
mallet leis staging than by any other route. The ltdad, hr
a large portion tit the way, Is laid with the GUNILNUOUS Kan,
the atimaattoat riding and hest Railroad in the Wet—w et
stocked with the most modern Locomotives and elegant new
ars.
Ilan By this ronte, passengers are sure of making conne , -
t ions, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, an on the route by Alton. •
Reggai, ,, e cheated direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for 1/liUdling at any pond.
ntitout.in TICKETS by this route ran be purchased at
all the Railroad Others In the Suit; at the (Mu of the Com
pany, corner of Clark and Lake streets, ill. the tiratitte
lioilding; at the Depot of the Chilean Railroad, and at the
Michigan Railroad Othre, corner of Lake and Dm'-
streets, opposite 'freniont House, Chicago.
1 FR ElilliT cousigned by this route will receive immediate
despatch. C. U. lIAMMUND, &nit.
C. E. FULIXTT,
General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
IFIr TICK FI7N can be procured at the principal Railroad
Utllow of the cimutry. mhlhl
Great Auxerlean and E. S. Express and
Mall Routs
72 MILES OF DISTANCY SAVED,
AND TWO CHANOR6 or CARS AND 11/100Ails AVOID[,
AIR LINE ROUTE .
BrrwExx
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
\ IA CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and.Mlaslasippl
1A)I.T1 in lb!,;, hours. Truing Isms
the I lfl u.as Cenrral 1)1.m, Gvt of %Pater street
-1,111. thy Expre... daily. Sundays excepted. ::15 A. M.
Lunio no.d. tapruse duly, Saturdays excepted,
r. M.
Freiglit and Emigrant daily, Sundays excepted,
A M.
. .
ttnnuye diecletl through Gt ,sy.
Trains run direct through to Alton, ('..:59 miles,) without
change 01 lArl• Or luggage, and conuect *ail the C0111141.11)'li
splendid steamers 1% INClll.3l'Elt and REINDEER, running
In exclusive connection a ith Passenger Trait. from Alum to
Pt. Luis, wiles,) without binding. Thme bouts,
eyed, convenience and elegance, are 'insert...l on the
1% esteru waters, being fitted up with Baths and eipacions
%Vasil-n.104, affording to passengers the opportunity 01 re.
ruov mg the dust unavoidable in summer railrusd trairsling,
tel reacliind St. Louis refs - relied from the effects of a long
ride.
To KANR.A.) , and NEBRASKA thin ta the moat direct'
route, and passengers destined hir Bloomington, Springfield,
Jackai.ao die, Naples, and all taunts ou the Missisampi, Mis
souri, Kauai., Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, will note
the Important saving fu distance, being seventy-two miles
less to St. Lotus, thirty-even inalmi leas to Bloomington,
and fifty-eight miles leas to Springfield, than by any other
touts
Through Tickets over thin route iron be procured at the
canons Railroad Ticket Offices in New York, Boehm,
Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, dc., and at all Through
Ticket Offices throughout the Staten, and in Chicago Si the
l'oisitindiy's °Rive, Nu. 43 Dearborn street, opposite the Tre
loom Llouse.—and at the thput of the Illinois Central Rail
foot of Water street.
Responsible Baggage Men will always be at the Depots of
the V/1111.1111 Roads going into Chicago, to Check Biim.., , age
ht uugh to any point desired on the line.
R. P. 1110IttlAN, Jr. Superintendent.
IL J. 1). seitittuar.itituttri,
lieneml Passenger Agent.
6op,
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
,aii i a i!fi IMP
FRiJII PITTSBURG li TO
Cul u mime, I iuthimspolia, • Clikage,
Ciuctunati, Terre Haute, Rock Isbuld,
Lout, v illo, V tuceunea, lowa City,
:it Louts, Evansville, Dubuque,
Dayt.,n, Cairo, Galena,
Joule, Memphis, Peoria,
lauesville, V ICRIII./111X, Peru,
Neu et t, Now Ori.us,
A.ND Till PRINCIPAL CITIEN IX TRY WYSS lAD ROUT E,
Steubeirs ille & Indiana Railroad !
. • . ,
VI kWh is now completed and In Nucceksittl oprrut.lott be.
r•t,ubrurtlit• uhf N,wal k, Ohio.
and 61..1311.kuit tiwilities,lm runt..
,•8,1 , 4 I Illy travekr a dvgrell comfort unnvtallvd by any
l'..•••••1 tuuwug Weat Oulu Pitta•burgh•
Fall Arrangement.
On and after hIUNIJAY, November 6th, 1856, a DAILY
LINK of elegant and swift running Steamers, commanded
by experienced and ticanuniodating odicera, will leave Pitts
burgh every day at 5 P. M.
V RBlTtliti , Captain GORDON.
FAIRY QU KF.N " J. C
Ay- Paseengere sleep on board, and reach Steubenville at
~'cick the lollowing owning—Lvnuectlng with the Fast
Trniu at 7:15 A. M., making direct connection with Trains
for all the above citlee—thus obtaining a comfortable night's
rest, and anuthrati tax/111nm, of night trued by ruitrond.
*sr
Fare ti.ll eluetp no by any other Railroad route.
For Through and Loal Tickida, and further information,
Inquire of JCIIIN J. HOUSTON,
No. 111 Water street, Pittsburgh.
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
1. D F.l' EN NY, lleuend Agent. novl3
PITTSBURGH EXINNELLSVILLE
IRMR_RM
RAILROAD.
OPEN FROM WEST NEWTON TO CONNE, , ..LSVILLE,
fifty-night milee from Pittaburgh, on the YoughloOnmy
River.
Thin new first-clam Road in now open fur the tranisporta
lion of 'messengers and freight, iu connection with the tine
[steamer ROMAN, from Pittsburgh to ConueWilla, daily,.
runOWII
The mummer ROWAN will leave her wharf, above the
Monongahela Bridge, every afternoon, at half-post three
o'clock, tor Wert Newton, connecting there with the Morn
ing TraM leasing at te:3o for Conuellsville, and reaching
there at 0:50 A. M., In time for the Stage fur Uniontown.
Fare to Connelhoillie . $1 76
Faro to Uniontown :1 ?Xi
A Train will leave Counelleville in the morning, al 6:16
;clock, for West Newton, and couneet there with the
steamer Ronan at 7:50, in time to reach Pittsburgh at 1
P. NI.
Fare from Connellsville to Pittsburgh $1 75
Fare.frin Uniontown to Pittsburgh 2 25
The 1.. cal Freight and Passenger Train will leave Conn
nelleville at 10..30 A. 51., and returning will leave Ife,4
Newton at 3:30 P. 51., stopping at all way stations for freight
and passougeni.
on Saturday the usual afternoon train will Ile over until
the following morning at 8:31/ o'clock.
Passengers by the Saturday afternoon Loaf. from Pitts
burgh can by this arrangement go forward without delay.
For fut ther information, apply to the Officers on board the
steamboat WU AN, or to the Agents at Went Newton and
D. W. CALI/11W"
Lnt3O Assistant Superinteudept.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAI
TWO DAILY TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH TO
KITTANNING.
Loave as follows: No:1, K.xpreas, 8:t. A. M.., arriving nt
Kittanning at 11 A. M.
Nu. 2, Accommodation, 5:40 P. M., arriving at Kittanning
At 8:26 P. M.
Fare to Kittanning, $lO6B.
RTAGES WILL RUN FROM KITTANNING, In tonne,
Bon with the Tinton, fur the following platys:
FALL met.
Mahouiug ....... 76 $.3 76
Clarion 3 25 Brady's Bend 2 26
Red Bank,. 2 25 Rehnernburg...z....- ...... 2 50
To k•-ts to all of the above places can be procured nt thn
0111,.. corner of Penn and Wayne streets, and at the Depot
on Tnylor oitreaL
Oinollamea will leave the corner of Market and Fifth, and
Penn and Wayne streets, at 7:40 A. M. and 4:60 P. M.; in
connection with the Trains . AI 3. 11OPPRR,
mpg fiu ourl n tondo lit
FARM FOR RENT,---A small. Farm, con
t.intng 24 acres, about one mile below the city, °pp,
an Manchester. There is ou the premised, a large frame
bowie and stable, about 100 bearing .apple treed; thlso pedal,
cherry plum treed, grapes, &c. This place would quit
u good gardener. For terms appy to
ruy9 B. C. & .1. 11. SAWYER, N 0.47 Wood et.
FARM FOR SALE.—We offeik for sale a.
Farm 01'119 acres, about 31 j, m1=rom LoQuee Sta
tion (on tbe 411egbeny. Valley ).
meats consist in pert. of a good a rat - ony dwagtog. ouit
Creme barn, &c. SS sere. of the land Is cleared and cultiva
ted, balance timber. The whole Is watered by excellent
PriniSlL Apply to [my?) BLANALY A RICHEY.
MEDICAL
N Vl6. ARkrilt:!RSE,s
C CORDIAL,
PHEICONENO.N IN JIADICINIC.
Health. JELeatore4 and Life , Lengthened
MORSE'S IiNNIGORATING -
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
incapacity with effictency, irregulatitywith unhurt', unit
natural activity, and this nut uuly without h‘ava . rti or row.
(len, but with a happy effect ou the general b,rgtulitatioll,
Jksy- Bear fu wind that all maladies, wherever they
finish with the nervous spatula, and that the pftralization of
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear
lu wind, also, that for every kind of uervoue disease, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
CORE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
Nu language can convey an eulegrutte idea of the immedi
ate mid ahead wiraculoue change which It occasions iu the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by °roves, weak by nature, or impaired by
eicknees—the unstrung and relaxed orgamitistion is at mice
breast, revivified and built up. The mental and phrsica
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under Its infiti
ence. Nor Is the effect temporary I for the Cordial properties
of the cualicine reach the constitution Itself, and restore Jt
to its normal condition.
LOSS 01? MEMORY,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the bead, melluiebrilY,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destructlou
—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness, inability to sioup, disown incident to
decay of the propagating [auctions, hysteria, monomania,
vague carrots, palpitation of the heart, impotency, conntipie
tiou, etc., from whatever causes arising is, If there be au
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infai
Üble
A GREAT MEDICINE Volt FEMALE:,
The unparalliied etlects of this great restorative In all
coniplaints incident to females, mark a new era Lu the itlllllthi
of imalloine. Thousanda et stimulants have been invented—
thousands of Invigorants concocted—all purporting to he
specified in the cartons diseases and derangements tO whirl]
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains is the hack, or any other disorder, whether pe•
cullar to her sex, or common to both auxe‘—ahauld give tt e
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRI Eli PERSONA,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they nave used a bot
tle or two, a thorough Te , gelltiatur of the system. in. all
directions are to be found the happy parentaof healthy cut,
awing, who would not have been so but fur thin extraordll
lorry preparation. And It Is equally potent fur the many
diseases fur which it is reuutturneuded. Thousands of youl,g
men liars beeterestured by using it, and not in Li single In
stance has It failed to benefit then,
PERSONS OF PAL} COMPLEXION,
- - _
Or consumptive habits, are reraorsal by the use ofa bottle or
two to bloom and vtgur, changing the skin Crum a pale, yak
lovr, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complezlou.
Tt.) TilE MltibilllDV.D.
- - -
These are some of the !ad awl melancholy effects product
by early habits of youth, via: weakness of the back and
limbs, pains in the bead, dimness of eight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrlts
bility, derangement of the digestive functiotue, general ab
lity, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects On the mind are much to be
dreaded. Low of memory, confneloh of ideas, depreselon of
stadia, evil forebodiup, aversion to society, self-distrust,
love of solitude, tinfirlity, etC., are bane of the evlie produrett.
All Urns afflicted,
ltKleOltlt CONTEMPLATING bIARILIAOI.;
Phould redact tlist arNrund ruind.and body are that:Matt Me
ressary requinites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without thee., the Journey through life becomes a watt)
pagr aeage--Ole pruellam..l hourly darkens the view; the mind
Leto.,. sliatioand with despair, awl tilled With the inolati
t holy reflection that the happluess of another hcfoutes
blighted with your own
CA IITION I
f"'
".
Dr. Morse's I nvigurallug Cordial hue Leery counterfeited by
some unprltiripiod persona _
I ii tuture, all the peados Cordial will have the proprietor's
roc-simile patited over the cork of eachbettle, r outl llio 4
lag wo rds blown iu the gloss:,
Dr.'lliorie's Invigorating . eardlitl.
C. It. RING, Proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial Is put up, highly concentrates - I, hr plot L. A 11,3
—is ire three dollects per butlie, two for Live dollars, sit for
teelte defier, C. 11. KLI.NII, Proprietor,
102 Bradway, N.Y
Pohl by Druggists throughout the Culture Litotes, C...1..Vitl
cud the West Indies. . .
AGENTS
Pittsburgh Dn. lIDJ, 11. KHYBER; N 0.140 Wood t.
ILkI.III NG SILOS, No. 00 Wood rdc,-rrl;
R. K. SELLKILn, Wood Amor..
Allogbmry k ItIIiENNAI4;
.4 AMES 'l'. att.ll PO: dr CO.;
J. P. 1 , 1.4011N0..
Ant for 0hi0...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. lapll;dairly
INHALATION
POE THE
CURE OF ASTHMA AND CONSUMFTION.
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL
lIYGEANA
BROUGHT HOME TO THE DOOR OF THE MILLION
&WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has reseriti
ly been made by Dr. Clllllll3, of this city, In the treat-'
no of Co.nmption. Asthma; and all disaues of the Lunga.
We refer to "DR. OCRTM' liTitllllA, OR INURING fIYGEth •
Vapeit AW Curimr SIRUP." With this new method, Dr. C. '
has restored many afflicted onoi to health; no an evidence of
which, he has innamerahle CertitiCaitP. tpootting of the
treatment, s phyahinu ryffnarks: It is evident that iuhaling
—constantly breathing an agreeidde• healing vapor—the;.
medicinal properties must coma io shred contact with eft.,
whole wrist cavitim of the lungs, and thus esatpe the lually'
end varied changeß produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach. and subject to the procean of digestion."
The I lygetnia is for sale by all the Druggists throughout the
,ituitry. —New lurk Duk:ltinati oJJnnuary 14.
The inhaler is worn on the torvoit, under the linen, with
out the Maid inconvenience—the heat of Life body beiioy
sufficient to evaporate tile fluid. llutalroth of canon of cures,
like the following, might be named :
One package 01 the ilygoana has cured time of the Asthma
of viz years' standing. J. V. Retain Ity,
Postmaster of Litutemmon, Pa.
I am cured of tho Asthma, of bet years' etandiug. by Dr
Curt& Ily gown', MeuUlacr Essroß, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Beam, of No. b llarnmond street, N. Y., was cured of
a Revere case of Bronchitis by the 'Weans.
My slater has been cured of a distressing cough, of several
yearn' standing, and decided to be incurable by the phyci
CiaLla. She was cured in use mouth, by the ilygoatio.
J. IL Gamma?, Richmond, Me.
The Rev. Dr. CLIZCVSR, of New York, tratillea of our tnedi. , ,
clue in the following huiguage:
New Fong, November 10, 18/.4.
Dozer Sir-1 think highly of Dr. Curtis' llygerina an a rent•
edy in dhitsuitsi of the throat and lump. Having had enallt
opportunity to testify its elße7uy, 1 tun couviuerd that it is n
most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling
implication to the chest.
N. B.—Dr. Curds' ilygeana to the ORIGINAL and ONLY
OEN DINE mcrictx; all others are been huitations, ur vile
and INJURIOUS cuutantrUits. Shun them ae you would
POISON. '
lar- For sale by Dr. tiro. 11. Kilmer, 140 Wood street;
R. Sellers k Co. - Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City; John
Sargent, Now Brighton; C. L. Battier, lioch.sta.
myl4:dawtm
TSATISFACTORY REMEDY—From
all parte of the country, north and south, the propri,
tors are almost daily In receipt of such flattering testimoni.
niala as the following, relative to B. A. Fulluesteck's unequal
ed Vermlfuge
Oravisttono', Ala., April 18th, 111.45
Messrs. B. A. Fithnestock (b.-1 have been selling -
.)our
Vermilage in this place for live years, and take pleasure in
stating, for the inhiratation of the trade anti of the !midi,.
that it has been, no far as I know, Otte of the moat sati+ftit
tory remedies in the market., and nee of the molt saleable
int‘licines We bare. I have also p•tmmal knowledge t•t..ite
good elects in tinincroun cases Melee tile treatment rut but
physicians, all of nio.mm vase It regularly, and slway:t
it to be safe and reliable as a worm specific. I can rerun,-
'fiend It as one of the safest and best in the market.
A. STOLLENWPfteg
Priliftre.l and sold by B. A. FAIINEeruCIi
comer of Wootiatild First sta... Pittsburgh
F. Brown's Essence of Jethostleadllilliger.
IluIS ESSCE is a prepazution.or uuusual
EN
est...llene°. in ordinary aiarrbtea, tuclpignVi cliaerd,
iu short. in all eases of prostration of the digestive functions,.
it is of inestimable value. During.the prevalence of eplihniva,,
cholera and summer complaints, it is peculiarly eflimiciom
no family, Individual or traveler should be without it.
CAuTION.-13.3 sure to get the genuine Ewsencei wide!, is
prepared only by F. BROWN, It-his - Drug and. Clients,'
Store, N. N. ,irlier of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, and for ode by all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United Slates, and iu Pittsburgh by
B. A. FM-INF:STOCK, di CO.,
Pk:LILLY k (.30.
And In Allogbony by
H. S. SCHWARTZ,
s..ll6;Mlniti LKK A. lIICKILAAT.
Z'V. W. WAL A •
,
STEAM MARBLE'WORK S.
319, 321 lutt3 333 Liberty street,
°faxen., Smithfield street,
PPITSBURGIT. PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
STONES always on hand ; Stone and Marble Citadel{
moil Vaults fur Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Washstand Tutu, and Imposing Stones wade
by machinery, in lens time and better style than can be durie
by mere manual labor. Particular attention is paid to the
Manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
or which wo have a large variety of beautiful kiatte.rue.
ltuilitent tunl others are invited to examine our stook, us we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our price,
($l6 and upwards,) but few who are able to own a giant
house, will he willing to remain lung without procuring om•
or mere Marble ManUca. they require nu scrubbing Der
painting; are always neat; are au arms went to a room; are
nut liable he take fire, and cost but little tiara than a gotel
wed mantle.
Marble sold low to the trade. 11 - earth Rouen made to order
Our stock of Marble is OA largest in the West, and heing
manufactured by the loot workmen, aitre‘l by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Orders, addressed to tue ; at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
tilled with despatch. W. W. WA.LLACE.
QMUT MACHINES.- LULL'S PATENT
S
BURR BMUT MAOIIINICS, used In 700 Mills in the
Nest. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they beonme smooth, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the Burr. They have been used far five years lu the City
Mills, Pittsburghgoue of the largest mills in the West.) and
are warranted to clean well. Fur particulars, WO
Orders filled at 11 I9 S laberty street, Pittsburgh.
area W. W. WALLACH.
TO MILL OWNERS—French Burr anti
I. Laurel Bill SWUM, Belting Clutha, Mill Sphulles, Mill
irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Orindere, Cast lron.,
Proof Staffs, ite., always on hand and . uma i: t44 0 1 ... Je r i-A 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Patina.' * "
alt/ • ' W. W. WALLAC,4I,..
STEAM ENGINES ANY: IOILVI. ; W
Engines, with the latest improvemehti, warranfed beet
quality, on hand and wade to order. Boilers of Juniata ,
iron, made on short notice. Orders filled with ilkupateb, at
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
stra
w. w. w.g.L A teit. fi
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —TL/
subscriber bas on band, and is minuf;i4tarig., Portable
' , louring HUN, of an inippoved qualify; they are very com
pact, run light, grind fast, (live to-fifteen bush* per
can be driven by steam, water or horse tatiWer, and will prove
a valuable acqiitsition to Iron masters ; luinbertneriand
stuck feeders Orders tilled at 31ii Liberty id.reetiPitbditirtiV
ap2.1:41W W. V?. IA AI.t.AOE.
BEESON'S HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Qt
WATER ,Llkilt—The sudendgned keep coushudly ou
hand a large AA" of tbilt itrtislo of the beet quality„ The
iawation of Contractors and Blinders of Eavigutimi Locks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, /tc, fa m
quested to this article. The well knoWn resistance and Im
perviousness of wafer, charaeteristitiof tbdtreement,reodni
it of the illutueoessityftildlitructuresexistsed to the action
of water &damp. lapikam ENGLISH k
CARPETS!. iA.RPETSI ! —Superior quality
brussels, Canton Matting, Itc, Sc. A fresh arrival at
the Fourth Street Carpet Store.
BPI ' IL D. k S. MOCALT UN.
.:, 7,.':':it:',_'.'..
+,~ -:~
~,.,
siwiEla4i4:ailiam.i=sidi
...... ;/- I - • .-.-... —149 ;#.t.ie..,, , - ',.-i - te,l - k. ... 44- 1 - ”"1 1
AYER'THERRY PECTORAL,
FOR Tilt' RAPi D CM: il ON COTIOIIis COLDS, flOAlik-
XE4.I, BRUNCILITI,B, Wll.ooPlNtbalUall, C110111',,, ~,
ASTHMA AND 00/11TUMPT/ON.
ltd "..' ,. el' eii ip ~
Tam Siam i is offered Co cara
t 6...,....iri
~.,_ tenuity with the cerifidieLteZtliel in
; ter. 4 - t. , - an article which seldonkfitils to mate
ic
._'•• t. ii '.. f : t
,i lie re t i he tsia o p
wid pkist e
tieffteLtsnotbatutoctust f
tube...dee
, ~ e..• 'te fulness, and ort numerates the cases of
, ..,,,, k lts clues, that alined even) , section of
.' ABIll off ',,,,• N''..." the conatcytabotuldnin perams, pub
fog
w. ,- -.• -..! ' A hay knoWttt who barn beett.ndcwed
.• . -
lugs m!t
froingeing and oven despertitodhr,
eases or th e „byit. oat • 3 Vreil ,I Ona frk i da.lii"l4*
tiority over:every Other Medithie efts' klirkia tqqappweit'
to twin. elenvvetfeia. dad , whisfre Its virtues arkellinasimillie
piddle no longer hethate what...athlete:AO, miry filit.tbs
distreealue and tiangervue 111100013,1 0( 1 440 /at fitlim47 °PI'
gees which are incideut to our climate. , , - _, , _ A
Nothing has called louder for the '
eartiestliaini of' Msdr;
cal men, than the alarming prevalence and fata lity of ena
eumptive complaints, nor ha atty dna dam of diseilees hod
more of their in veetigatimis and Care Bat Be yet no ade
quate remedy has teen provided, on which the politic could
depend for protection from attacks upon the teirpfrettory or
gene, until the introductlon-of the .01121131 , 1., 1it(208.41..
This article is the product of it long, laborious, and 1 haler),
successful endeavor to furnish the community With ouch SI
remedy. at this met statement the Atuericair people are now,
themselves prepared to judge, and I appealwith confidence , to
their decision. It there to any dependence to be placed 'in
what men of every class and station entity. it hoe done for.
therm if we can treat our own sensee, when we see dangerous
u libellous of the throat and lungs yield to it; If Si e can &pond •
on the 4 8511 raActof Jabal: ant Phiairialtaribe melte it their
businees to know—ln eliort, if there teeny reliance upon any.
thing, thin it hi irrefutably proven thee Ode medicine &noble.
hero and-doeticure thir dam of &teased Will designed fpr, be.
yoiod ally and all others that are know nto mankind. If this be
t roe, it cannot he too fn.ely published; nortoo widely 'mown.
The meth:tea should iii. w it. 4 remedy that ramie, ?rim
Irra to them. Parente thould know' It, their &Miran are
pricniess to ULM. Alt should know tb, .for health cant*"
priced to no one. Nut only should it be circulated hertt, tat
everywhere, not only in this country, but itt all' coinfttieir
How faithfully we have acted on thhicouvictionclaahatin fa
the fact that already emit article has made the einites of the
globe. The sun never ,its im Its lindite. No 'Continent te
without it, and but few ',outlets. Although not in se general
nee in other uatleue as in this, it is employed by the more
Intelligent in atoned all civilized countries'. lt is sztins.
lovely employed tu both Amorica,—in.Eurcipti, data, Africk
anotrothi nod the far-if islands of the eon. Life Is as dear
to in, possessors there no here, and they grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike moat preparations
of its kind, it it an expeoelve composition of costly Lintterbil.....
I Ball it Is afforded to the public at a reataihatify lour price, and.
}shat is of vastly more importance- to them, its-quality lei
never suffered to decline from its original atandarttor„exeel- ,
truce. flyer). lx,ttle of Oda medicine, uoirinanufactured, is
es good ae ever has been made heretofore, or .as we are ca-,
pails or waking. No toil or cord le spared, In maintaining
it In the best perfection which It to paeeible to' prodiree:
Hence the patient who procures the genuine Caviar Pze•
WEAL, Can rely E.M. having an vial an article MI has over been
Lad by those who testify to Its cures. .
By purquing this course, I have the hope of doing some
good in the 'world, as well es the satisfaction of believing
that much lass been done alreadi.
44 - Prepared by J. C. Alf - RA, Pmetkaland Analytical
Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
gold by B. A. FAB NE...STOCK. & CO., at whalasale and re
tail, by every . Druggist iu Pittsburgh, and by all Dealing
everywhere. ' ap.D.4mdAvr
is reg. emtgt Anutbp.
~k , ,o g st.woßT, TA - h . '
Dr: Sod'
nf n
' '
TOR TEM COMPLTTL CtIRT, 07
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bromldtis„
Spitting Biwa, Asthma,
AND ALL OVID. LUNG QOMPIAINTS
+RODIN° TO
CONSUMTON
Tinr, above Mrpectorant, prepared by an experience.
Physician and Chemisqffignow become a standar&
Preparation, anal! °good for the OODITATE ,01:11M of
these diseases ef the THROAI' and LUNGS.,
which, 1( neglected, rrruslly . terminate fatally its CON.
SU MDT lON.. It contains no, Opium, Magma% or
any mineral whatever, but Is composed entirely of thosei
Rags, Herbs, and Yergetble Subetinicedt, which.hava a
specific Influence upon the Lungs. and their connected
organs. Its ImMediate abet islo' allay ilbtriltationi
and gently remove th e phlegm and other Morbid' secre
tions, from the Throat and air-mumps, thus .relieving
the Clough, by subduing . the 'inflammation and other
causes which give rise to 11. • It ts approved of and re-.
commended by Physicians of the highest standing anti
may be given with perfect afety to the youngest child or
the most delicate female. •
Lees than half a bottle will generally cure any ordi.i
nary COLD or COUGH, by followingthe directiona.'
One battle is usually-sufficient 'for case of loners
fele dome will relieve" Tickling in fficalwadt.
or Hoarseness.
One bottle will effectually dolt Spitting Blood.
Three to Slobottlen only are required In Bronehl•.
tie or Asthma.. . .
Four to Eight bottles will cure any case of iincipi•,`
ent Consumption.
Ome bottle Is warranted sheep to do good, and 'Misty
the patient that he on the right road to ClUltE.
Judge now whether or not It Is best to see IL Certifi
cates on Itle at the office from multitudes of restored Suf
ferers.
A. L. SCOVILL & Co., ProPrietors,
No. 304 BROADWAY, (cor. BRUM Bt.) New -York. i
For Bale by all Druggists throughout the traltodasios
end Orunidas. •
SQ . For nub., wholennin mud retail, by IL B SELLERS
CO., corner WOod and Seemid etnete.
Sold also by It RN DRlttoiN /Jborty street; 11. P.
and BIIeKJJAIII..it hltaltN.NAN, Allegheny
. nnYßOatiar
The Greatest Medical DiScovery
OF THE AGE.
KENNEI)Y, of Roxbury, has discov
ered iu one our common pasture weeds • remedy
that cum' rrvry f Ilturtur, from. the worst ,Stroftdo tea
common Pi
Li e hsi. in over eleven hundred cases, and never
failed roe.. owes Lboth thunder humor.) lie has
now in his 0 .-stession over two hundred certificates of its
value, all within tweuty nines of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to curu a nur sing, sore mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the woad kind of pimple/ of
the face.
Twu to three buttke will scour the system of boils.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
mouth and stomach.
Twee to tire bottles are warranted to cure the worst case
of erysipelas.
One or two hottles.are we' ranted to cnre all, humor of the
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ear and
blotches among the hair. •-- - •
Four to six buttes are warranted to cure corrnptand run
nine ulerrs.
toe bottle will cure ,tealy eruption of the skin.
Two Cilatiree bottles as, warranted to cure the melt des
perate cases of
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the wpret cases
of ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warranted to curesalt rheum.
to eight bottled will cure the worst case of ecratelis.
A benefit is always experienced from the.,ll(st bottle, and
a pellett cute it earranted win .the above quantity is
taken.
Nothing looks no improbable to thee whir have in vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a con
tnuu went growing in the pastureAuid along old stone-Walls,
should cure every humor in the system; yet it is news
fact. If you have a humor it bee to . shirt. There are
,
nor ends, hums or hal' about Some essea'anff nut
yours. I peddled.over thousand bottles of it lathe vicinity
of Boston. I know its effects in every cum. it half already
done some of the greatesteures ever done in Massachusetts.
I gave it to children a year. old; to old people of sixty. I
have seen poor, piny. wormy looking children, whose flesh
was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect state of health by
one bottle.
To those who are lutbleet to *sick: headache, one bottle
will always au e it.. It giveagrcat relief to catarrh and do..
tiness. Some who have been ctsitive fur Jeeps, have taken
and been regulated by it. 'Where the body'ls wand it works
quite easy, but where there is anyderangement of the tam
bona of nature, !twill canoe very etngutat reeling's, but yon •
must not be alarmed—they alwayll
bad
inlet= -fetw
days to a week. There-is never g 4 bad Tenn fruza it, Off the,
contrary, when that. feellrig is offer, Soul wilt Teak 3ronrseli
like a new person. I heard some of the' matt extravagant
encomium!' of it that matt ever' lintened to. No change of
diet is ever oeceisary,--.ent.the.bee4 you catcget.. S balmlike.
win an herb, which, when simuntred In sweet lail,ffisaolires
Scrofulous swelling of the neck m . .) under the ears. Price
60 cents. Price of the 'slediffllWiverysl per bottle.
Directicatt for . Use—Adt., , one table epoonfal oer day.
Children over eight years, beseert spoonful; children from
five to eight year& teeespoonful.' no direction' can be
made applicable to all constitutionly.talteenungh to:operate
on the bowels twice a day.
Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance to had cases of
Scrofula.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. ICRYSRR's, 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley, and .1. I'. FLEMINO, Alle
gheny. apililydaw
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SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
. IN (211411.2' .1.01.1143.- •
Far the Remnant and Pertriasent'arre of all Diseases arinnp
frost an impure Slate of Gan Blood, or
Habit of the S'y . stass.
ITEALTII .depends .principally upon the
condition or the bland- , ---its oxidation by ita passage.
through' the lungs, and.distriladion into the organs of ads.
isaption, circulation, xespiration, and iwcretion,- constitute
the planaitneim of Life. These organs are Imbued : with
wonderful sympatheticaffluities if. 1.13" coe.Of them is bn
properly they all borne Irritated and inflamed, the.
Btuuutch gets deranged, pains of all 'kinds • come on, espe
cially in the head and limbs, accotsminied, with a burning
heat, loss of appetite, examine nervous debility, nausea, mor
bid anxiety, depression of spirits, distrirlted sleep, and indite
position tomoke. the slightest plaits! exertion.. If the vital.
dual be charged With the elein'ents of disease., sickness must
be the consequence. It is 'filch evident that iimedicine
needed that will eleariso and ntwitYllie bided, and enchls.
SANDS' S& ll 4l'diahlAA.. It assists idlgsetion,creates spec
petite, streinttheus the system , and biremosintttie anise aft
the disease effects n complete Mid permanentairen - ; % .
The following miwilicited communication. is one. among
thousands that are tom Limit to thilliaddiesSed to no ikons
all quartos of the world,.to which weinviteattentlorit
. LYNN CO,OXIXiON.Tza., *soh 1.4,,455.
Messrs. A: ,k D. StrnEhr, /Vest 'Tork.:-Oentletaid: In ,the
spring 0;1863 .1 ion Indiana with my wife sod seven
drou fur Oregon, and arrived safely at E41910u Yalta, Snake
River, wlthoutanyilitlienlty; at ihn OM* our eldest boywaa
Wlleed With 1. swelling ;Lod .sererepains. in • the le-P , Which
dity l t a ii. day g.row worse , until his loge contracted/dill became
110 nth]. that bWi
Ile ld 'tint walk; We bad 'td tarn! Mtn . In •
ahOdt wapuu. like an infant; his moaning was
dreadful, eeplng us ;make nearly all night. We reached.
Albany. dir the ad 00Uabar: completely - weal oat by
f a ti g u e ;
, by tldalbue Ire . wisysluced to.„ perfect...tkeleton.
Hero we-were' ootbiod . fo - coolion a pliyafclan, Dr. HIM who
honestly wades:sod be could not cure hint, although haandd
give him medicine that wont& relieve the path. In this ext.
gene, pound/dug remained to be done speedily, or - death was
Inevitable. Being keconenendell to try your Sarup,iibi,
procured a bottle; aft,rtalthig smite he appeared - worse; but
persevering with ft.l obtain.' a 'w olol holtlO,Winch seeloed
to gtappir with 11.4 116., ..a caused a 'parked Improve
moth; the swelling and pain-in the legs weriq - educed, his
appelltn improved, and his color began. W, return. Thus ea--
e nnthged, I purChased a third bottle, while taking which the
swellings in his legs broke, and wane pieces of bones WV
eighth of an loch lung caws ..Out; after which his k g ,
strnigliteno, l up. Hu is now perfectly recovered,
has no appearance of being a cripple, and ran tlerforin:lllol%
kinds of commonlabon, All this as !been efhicted. liatuany
mit .certify.by.,timio Islttles of your, rideable Sanaparilia,
width, uthNer trOtratiSs,V(3; RIO 'remains a item testhuti.
:Yount. netiectlldl,Y, ".•
is. Prettorsd and sold by A. R. k D. SANDS,
and Chemists, 100 Fulton street,. New Turk. Sol
"B. A. FAHNESTOOK et CO., FLE3IING DRW.,‘Xitniburgli,„•.
and
tor by Druggiats generally. Price $1 per bottle, or sts. bola
re vs. saes
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