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Heating and Ventilating Warehouse,
111.13101.NG, GAS, FITTING, It BTBAM
FrrriliG,ssa 444Ria-fr egißger4Orgßaii o iL
WARMlNGutinef vErtmeinw on ttb 'num&
eta roved
for factories, public buildings,..hotels, private dwell
ings, green houses,
CIIILISON'S WARM tilWand VENTILATING FURNACE
of four sizes.
HOME PORTABLE and SCHOOL S'YOVE for emallt,r build
ings or a leas number of looms.
STEAM HEATING APPAILITU.S, tor warming buildings of
every description; alio for evaporating, 'drying, Az., for
lumber,rtinery, soap factorial., tanneries, ie.
DRYING WASH HOUSES, for hotels, public In
stitutiousrangs ••
WARM WATER PIPES, for warming green hotline or build
,
Ari,r i gAr i glirag 1111 entirely nerrildan, for
above purposes, easilY managed. attnot at 34 pound per
ClRluchuressere.
OS S IN, ° O RK IL B 'O Ib A r S Iatge APP I ATATU eb t tr for da T elingt - ;iactories,
pubic buildings, Ac.
RUSSEL'S HOT AIR GAS STOVE.
KIDDER'S GAS BEGIILATOR, Controlling the supply and
improving the degree of light:
SCREWING STOCKS and DIES, TONGS and other tools for
Steam and Gas Fitters' ass.
IRON BEDSTEADS, east, wrought and tubular iron, a varie
ty of patterns and styles.
FREER YN MANTELS, marbleized iron mantles and mirror
marble mantles.
EN ARMED ORATES AND FENDERS, of home and east-
ern - manufacture.
ROT AIR AND VENTILATING REGISTEIL9, enameled,
Japanned, plated or bronzed.
SPEAKING TUBE CONDUCTOR PIPE AND TIN ROOF
BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS of every description for Gas
and Steam. Valves, cocks, teen, elbows, Ac., iu every
vari y.
et
BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS, or Plumbing.
BATH TUBS, WASH BASINS, WATER CLOSETS, LEAD
PIPE and every variety of the best description of Plumb
er's materials.
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, galvanized wrought iron pipe,
for wells, Ac .
MARBLEIZED IRON WASHSTAND TOPS AND BASINS.
OALVANIZED IRON SINKS AND BASINS.
OAS FITTINU and materials in great variety.
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CIiANDELIKES, BRAOKM, riINDANTS, k.e., many en
Lindy new pattern. and styles. ap2tklmd
PLIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
PITTSBURGH, ROM - ESTER AND NEW BILISHITON
EXPRESS.—For the especial accommodation of the large
population along the line of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road, between Pittsburgh and New Brighton, whose intimate
basinsse and axial relations require such Agency, Tllli
ADAMS RXPRESS COMPANY have male such arrange
ment with the Railroad as to enable them to put a trusty
Messenger on the Acconmosiatio. Train, who will take
charge of all property and business properly entrusted to
him. Re will leave New Brighton by the Morning Train,
remain in Pittsburgh aqd Allegheny City during the day to
attend to such commissions as may be entrust.' to him, and
return by the Evening Train, with his roods and Commis.
slows executed- All gouda Az., will be delivered or called for
in the two cities, within reasonable distance, without extra
charge; but to insure such delivery, the direction on packa
ge., especially for private houses, should I. explicit.
At 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 hie
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ki SCELLINEOUS-..
WILLIAMS & ALLEN
good
The
charges for carrying packages, etc., and for services
rendered by the Messenger, are intended to be within res.
'minable limits When the nature of the business ie ouch no
to admit of It, special agreements will be Mali.
HENRY E.. IRVIN has been appoint.' Meesenger, and
alit commence his duties on Monday, December 24, leddi.
OFFICES AND AOENTS.
Pittsburgh-84 fourth street.
Allegheny City—Telegraph Office.
ILaysville—Captain Hay.
Sewickley Station—Mr. McLaughlin,
Rochester—Mr. White.
Beaver—Dr. Chandler.
New Brighton—Mr. Hoops.
°MCI Amore KLPRISEI Co.`
Pittsburgh, Dec. 311th, 1855.
To THOSE WHO WISH FARMS !!!-T,
!
have, FERTILE LAND at a CHEAP PRICK, and oo
may term', your attention is called to the Ridgeway Peru,
and Coal Company. Twenty-five acre, or more In propo ,
thin, are given for pal, payable In instalments of td per
week or $4 per month. It is located in Elk county, Pa., ant
has one of the beet markets for Its produce in the Stab .
The soil Is a rich loam, and Is not to be surpassed for farm
ing, as examination will show.
it le ALL COAL LAND, underlaid by two rich Telt,
which, on account of its facility to the Lake market, will
shortly become of Immense value. The flunbury and Eric
It. R_ passee directly through it, which Is now under coo
strum:ion from Erie to within a short distanoe from Rl,llO
- The Allegheny Valley IL It. also musses through 0,
connecting it with New York and Pittsburgh. The Timber
on It Is of the moat valuable kind. Title nuexceptionahl v
good, and warrantee deeds ace given. It present. a good
and substantial opportunity to commence farming, providing
for one'. children, or making an Investment sure to lucre. ,
in value. A new era is now opening to this region of CUM,
try, and It cannot lent brume of great value. In a shot
time Coal Lend will be treble ita present price. Forth,
particulars can be had from the pamphlets, which are sent
to enquirers. Lettereanewered promptly.
Apply or address BAM'L W. CATELL, &.c'y.
IRS Walnut et., Phila.
Pull Information Is contained in the pamphlet, Ifeb7-.:11-1
B •.- -•-• • -
ROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
St. Anthony Palle, filinnes3to Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned. invest
meats Wade to the hest advantage, and Lend Warrant I.s:s
-tmt. Mau, Agents fur the isle of Lots in tho town of ST.
CLOUD, 65 miles from Bt. Anthony. and had of uarigattol,
above the Falls. The eurvey of the great Paritl, Kailas nol
-
crowns the Misabisippl at thialtuint, and the numerous ed
vantages it possesses as a plane of business, will maks it one
of the largest Mlles In the Northwest.
IZTLEILVCRI :
Ex-Governor Ramsay,
Hon. Wm. 11. Walsh, Chief Justice of !hone/Dots
Hot, J. Meeker.
Kamm Borup t Oaks, Bankers.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. S. Lund Office.
sep.2o
DE QUINCEY'S NEW VOLUMES—and
other new Rooks. just received by John S. Davison, rt.
Market, titer 4th street.
Do Quincey's bletnoriuls, 2 vols.
Contribute no to Literature; Dono - iptive, Critical, Ilomor•
one, Biugruphical, Philosuphical and Po.ctical, by tianst.-1
Oilman. D. D.
Popular Iliotory of the English Bible., Conant.
At Hume and Abroad, or Thingi and Thought. In Ameri
c-a and Europe, by Margaret Fuller °moll. Knowledge no
Power, a view of the Productive Forma of Modern Society,
and the limonite of Labor, Capital and Skill, by Cheri,*
Knight; unmerova engraving.. The Heroes, or Greek Fairy
Tales for my Children, by Bev. C. Kingsley. IlypoclA, by
same author.
Edward Clifford, or MVMOrieN. of Childhood ; Carter's Lant
.Inverdle; Motley's Dutch Republic, in cloth and sheep
Wire's Laws of the Ancient Ilebrows. A Second Joann-,
Round the World, by Ida Kiefer. The queers Sermon. Re
ligion In Common Life, by Ltiir. Pecttlet: Cermicuati,
Physiognomy.
Mies Beer_kier'e New Books, Phyalology and Ooliethanie Rx•
erriews, and letters to the People an ; oleo. her U.
turetleKnonotny and Receipt Book ; the Great Book for Boy..
The Wonder, of Science; or Young Humphrey Lary (Th..
Cornish Apothecary Boy, who taught Mosel( Natural Phi
hoophy, and erentually became President of the Royal 0..•
elety.) the life of a wonderful Boy, written for Bort .
t rated, only 75 cents. Abbot's Learning to Think and Learn
ing o Talk. Licketee Little Polka, for Children, 6 tole., At..
HALF , IIOSE--Blea,hed, unbleached and
mixed cotton, of best ltngliah and German make; ale,
silk, merino and merino feet, now on hand at
L tUBBHYKLD s SON'S,
apao No. 70 Wood street.
OIL CLOVES-50 lbs. fur sale by
.P 29 B. A. FAHNN9TIA2K A CU.
ACOMPLETE LIST OF MONTIILI
mAGAZINM, fur May, IBM:
Shaper's new monthly Magazine.
Pntuam's monthly
linickerl.v . ker; or New York monthly Magarine.
Household Words—cnductivl I.y Charles Dickens.
tiodey's Lady's Book—colored plates.
Graham's America., monthly Magar.ine.
Peterson's Lady's Natl..nwt hispanic.
Nation's Dollar month lyiAlagarine.
Harper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for Boy. and Girls.
Mr oak Leslie's New York Journal.
Prank Gazette of Fashion.
Yankee Notions; fun of comic illustrations.
BLackwoal's Edinburgh Magazine for April.
Chambers Journal (London Edition) for April.
Just received and fur mho by
W. A GILDENFENNEY k CO.,
my 3 PM street, oppviite the Theatre.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!!
Prank Leslie's Fashion Kook for May.
Yrank Leslie's N. Y. Journal
Oodey 's Ladies' Bo:4c
Graham's Magazine
Peterson's Magazine
Halloo's Magazine, " "
Household Words ' " "
Harper's Magazine " "
Putnam's Magazine "
Knickerbocker
Yankee Notions •• ••
Blackwood's Magazine for April.
Loudon News and Punch for April 19.
Yor sale by II MINER & CO.
roy3 N. 32 Smithfield street.
O PENING this day, a large assortment of
watches. Watches. Gold Losers from $r to VA*.
Silver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $8 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $OO.
Frudsham's Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. in Silver Cases, $175.
• Chains, Seals, Keys, &c.
Watches repaired in the best manner by
myb W. W. WILSON, corner of Market ri 4th eta
SiTN — DRIE
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles.
25 do Star do
100 do Rosin Snap.
300 kegs sussorted
100 dor-torn Bram..
50 bales No.I and 2 Batting.
25 doe. Bed Cords.
25 do Buckets. ,
10 do Tubs. In Store and for sale by
mys JOHN MOOlttl EA D.
FRISA PINE APPLES.-3 eases, first of
season, Just received perßzpressa., and for sale by
RHYMER & ANDKILSON, No. 30 Wood st.
1 - IAIVERS.—We have now on hand a full
assortment of Linen, Muslin, Lisle Thread,Ganse, 7de
rl Ilk and Cotton Drawers of all 47.11,
111112MVELD .1 SON,
. No. 70 Wood street.
ItINE Y TOPS-300, of various patterns,
for sale by tap2B) HENRY If. Ll.l NS
To LET—A large and commodious Ware.
houso, Bitonted in one of the beet businene squares on
Wood street- linguine of JOHN LEAST, JR..,
up2l Corner of Sixth and Wood ate.
T
EARIN CANDLES-50 loses just reo'
S
.ud fur sult,b (ni,26/ SPRINGER HARBAUGII.
--57 bbls. to arrive and for sale by.
SPRINGER KARBAUOIJ
ILMNE TABLE SALT FOR FAMILY USE
:so° Iw g n Jaet twaivad and for sole by
apt JtEYMER,4 ANDERSON.
EDFORD MINERAL WATER.-10 half
bide, Just received frLvill from the Sprlmpl. and fur
rrnY s i A/11N
MEW PAPER lIANGINGS.
Bognet, Plain and Tapestry Patterns of brilliant colors;
of Preach manufacture, with a great variety of American
Wan Paper and Borders. For gale by
W. P. MARSHALL & CO.
87 Wood !area.
A . • , tone " ater 'lpes' for
xalo by faP2Bi HENRY IL COLLINS.
L _
AWN GRASS.-20 bush. of the finest
English Mixed, for yards and pleaemre grounds, buit
re..tyed and for ode at the Seed and Agricultural Stara No.
47 En (tree.. aprl9 J..EB WARDEZP.
INVENTIONS /6117 PATENTS
M. F. ft♦red, EsQ.:
Thar used G,Trotra "patent Oil Globe" on
shnoet all the steam englUel firinisheirtlM last year,Und in
asmuch no they appear to have Rte ] ,entit+ satisfaction to
our eustomets, we have no hepitation in recommending them
as a good article, and much preferable on account of their
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
any other of which we have any knowledge.
Very respectfully yours,
F. & W. M. F&BEE &
Engine iluildera
This certifies that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, laws
been in use on our road for two years past. We find it to be
an economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
092). W. GRIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central RR.
November29th, ISM.
To M. F. Heroic, FAQ,
This certifies that we have had in use the patent Oil tliolice ,
r Cups, sold by Moans F. Eaton, Esq., of Pittsburgh, and
insider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
ve have ever need. ALFRED THOMAS,
• • • -
Treasurer Ohio Tool C,ompemy.
Columbus, Ohio, November 27, 185.5. ap'44,
[ From tho Now York Scientific American.)
Patent Finishing Plane.
•
TAI. Invention is intendod for use where it is desired to im
part a firm, smooth, and glossy surface to the wood; but It in
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty combat In placing the cutting chisel. of bit, in
front of the wedge, Memo" of behind, as in common planes;
also In appltitig o metallic month-piece to the face of the
plane, Ia front of the chisel, which mouth piece servea as the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece in no close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood in
the hmst degree. Indeed, we have neon the Implement ap
plied to the planing of wood against the grain, and Maim
vensely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. So
perfect is the operation of this Instruments that It may ho ale
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire euereen—a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common plane,
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piece, bit, and
wedge, affords tk complete and tirm hearing for the hit
throughout its whole length, and dispenses, under all cir
cumstances, with the use of a cap or double bit.
Title is a very simple and effective improvement, destined.,
we have 110 &MU, to find Its way into every carpenter's chop
in the land. No tool chest is complete without It. The In
ventor I. Wm. C. Hopper, of Pittetatruh, Pa_, and his patent
bears date January lb, 1865.
2di.K.S F. KATON, No. 139 First greet, Agent for
the patentee.
CLOTHING
ACARD --I request the attention of my
friends and the puhlic to my stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which I think contains n larger variety of rich styles than
any other former purrhast. I have taken elpeciel pains It
obtain all the shades of
FANCY CLOTIIS.
Knuornlly desird, rin: Panne, DaMin, liulberry. Ilronst
(nab, Brown mud Olivo, Lints of (irPPII mt
I have obnervixt the SWIM, rare In solnotli.g my
FANCY CASSINIERES,
st Lich embrarm a choice russortareut of light adore, suitable
Jr evening dress lar the 81111iMor *canon, wlUi * number ut
Black Elastic Figured trunde', also, intended for the ii i
weather. My !stock of % KSTINUS is an large na can be
found elsewhere. comp:icing every variety of Silk Troutman
plain and figured Urreindos,, niel
My nrwortnient of Dupe Clothing lots been increased and
I am prepared to fill all ordern n t this branch with more
erattsfaction to myself Slid buyers than hitherto. I weak!
call special attention to a number of pretty small PLAIDS.
peculiarly adapted to children'. Area., a Molt. I think, tl*lr
net fall to please. Also, Drnettaa, Argentine i.milroA, *Solt
111.Siall Merino., Freneli l'itilikilAOrtlen. Drab Italian Cloths,
with nulliero. styles of Worsted And Lino* 11.**in, iiitritdod
either for or Wr a clothing
aparrilintlaw SOLOMON STONER, No. So W.enl et
NE`vCLOTIIIIcIi STORE, Ni). 4 Sixth
street, opporito Liberty. The subscriber Inns Just open
ed this new establishment, where he km always on hand n
large and choke assortment of all articles' of CLOTRINtI.
which be warrant. equal to any In the city. and Will *RI nt
the most reportable prier.. The puldk are requested to give
him a call. I marl,. 1 y B. OPPI.S II KIM KR.
ANNUAL STATEMENT of the Connet--
wet mute.' life Imnrance 'Company, Mr the yam_,
madam Slat January. 11.1513,
Balance per statement Slat January, r2.1114.45U 01
Amount received for premlume awl
asks Miring the 1,62.1,411
Interest - ...... 14440.'2.
7,t 1 rec,lpts for the year. .$7 60.1ktil 7
Deduct pal.] =asst., ta.daal azata,
lunti , uls, 4ivrrtiun3A, praut
lug, rtatiunery, rant, tas.a,
puutugvu, Ar... .51A,6360
'• ~i1111111814‘41
*gout,. .....
" hmuus on 113 poll.
(ire, (1(19 lir I.;
sis.•
(AM uuottil
Inst p..,
" Div idruLts durtni: Lb. .7 , u. = 746
t . 44. 6 , 7 X. 14
.......... ..... 40
Net balsam., Jett. 31, 12542.. ..
Losses on 21 policies not
duo, said osalling pr0,0f..4:,/,ti0.)0
ASSETS.
Baud and Mortgage Losue Lea Real
Fatale
Rank etock Lofton
LOMA to tourtia, city, gaol ottict cor-
poraiotta ..... ........ .......
Mortgagla 8015414 Bank slid Aher
.................
Caal to b.nk
Prtuuiury ttotem, I.". tug 6 trr ."61
intereed
*8
Inlance of prvinaluins in the lino&
AKeute Bind in fraud(
Amount of loosew duriug aso yaw.. $51.115 00
Total amount 44 loanea pool to date.1,3t1,4146
Total amount of dlrldeods paid I.
date
The directors hap. &el..' w Jr. Idea.) of credit a 10 per
rent ou premium"! pairl upon LIFE Palo lea during 1110 pat.
f“. 1 , 1 1, per twat upon thepremium. on abort tem Policia..
January OUY R. PIiKLF2I, kterretarl.
A A CAI RI Kit .k PHU, Agent.,
corner Fourth octal tlmtU.brl.l lark.
1 4 1 REE OF el1AltlIE!!---'1'1V0 SI'LEN DI I)
PARLOR ENsiltA VIM/S. entitled •• Belton Abbe) es
tbo Olden Thu., - • splemini atevel bIIKI . I.IIIK, fn m the orb.
brutal palutiug by lautirsven; xu,l the Departure ef the
laradit. from Egypt," a liwge and beautiful engraving hem
it painting by U. Robert.. The retail price of the above ess
graving. le $3 per copy, but will bo tout
. irro of chursx,
Galva's:
Tiro eub•cribers have established a 1300 K AOKNer 10
Philadelphia, and will famish any hook or publication at
the retail print+, free of postage. Auyrun", by (or ..,leg
.
the hocription pries of any of the %%wanes, such tot
llarper's, thaley's, Putnam'., Graham a Prank Lealle's Fast,
isons, &c., will rooolve the 13.4,Ta111.1 for sue year, and a cop,
of either of the abovo beautiful ougrat lugs, free of charge
or if imberribing to • rt and a $1 kluttamine, such as Pea•
sou's, not eliallon'm Ladle's' Christian Annual, they a ill I.
retro bath wag:time and atoll "I Ow niece
graving..
Kvery description of Engraving on IV,aid rtoCiltmi with
wad despatch. Vireo of Buildings, Newspaipea
lloadlnit, Views of Machinery. lb.k Illustrations, Lodge
Certificates, BII,IIIIOSM Cards, Qr. All orders meat by 11.11
promptly attendee] to. Person. wishing views of theta build
Mg. engraved, can bend a iburnerrootypo or sketch of the
IA111411(114 by mall or exprusa.
Pomona at a dolours haring aaloable articles would find at
to their advantage to address the subscribers, as we soblii
act as agents for the sale of the sante
al.l6.clawly
•
BUSINESS!!
3111 L PROPERTY PIJII. BALK--Situste on Mg S•..
wickley, a mill house of 3 stories, 3 run of stone, swot inn ,
chine, and all other gearing and fixtures iwmplete. Also, a
saw m 111,2 good frame houses, 20 acres of laud. Price $3,000,
A STEAM SAW MILL, situate on the Ohio river, new Si
Mary's, W tulles below Wheeling. Price $1,500.
TANNERY FOR SALE, situate at Moundsville, Va., with
vats, shops, ie., all In good order, large dwelling loathe, '2.
acre of ground, tr. Price "LOW. •
apV.. S. OUTLIIINIST a BON, La Market Ili..
J no. B. Suomi, late of Ilomphreya, Hoffman & hoom, P 1,11,..
D. W. IludnlWlt Late of littaburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
.;ener:il Produce Commission Mei chants,
iligiiiilM
Bag& A C. YLii.l Ltryan, Kennedy A 0 0 .
tiarrett. Martin & " L Wilmarth AW.
Vi'oixl A Oliver, " hell & Liggett,
Sitter, I Hem & Uo. " J. &W. Ite.a,
Caleb ( pe A Co.
Trull(, i .router ! Cu.
J. D. Lkiitner A Cu. eilnilluati. Fosdick A Futtida, Cl ncl nil at i
A. A. I , ,illtrck A Co. •' Morrow A iJettier,
Tweed A Sibley, •• J. S. (..liepowetli & Cu.
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merclanta genet ally.
Jal.kilapc6m
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three elaal C...a.ke fur city nod
country. A Boy of 17 to learn n trade; must Is, well recoup
11101111 , 41. Also, places for four ur Girls to do chamber or
dining-rvom work. Pour Boys In stores ur to run errands,
and flee or six men at any kind of employtuouL
Apply ro. LOWRIE'S Novlutelligeura Office
PRUSSIAN BLUE-15 eases for sale by
B. A. ItAIINBBTOCK A CO.,
DRIED PEACHES.-200 bush. Bright
ilalve. Poaches, in store and for sale by
my,
810,000 Hawn num&
16,000 " Shoulders.
10,000 •' Sides, In store and for sale by
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
myl 75 Water street.
PPOTATOES-Ibo bui3.l 4 7hite and Blue Ne- -
shannocks for Bale by
myl HENRY IL COLLINS.
-----
ROLL BUtTER--3 bbls. fine fresh foreale
by mg HENRY H. COLLINS.
AA. MASON & CO., will open this morn •
~ ing 2500 of Enrage de Laines at 1 Also, SOW
yards of Muslin do Lollies at 123,6 e. worth 2 c. myl
0 H.ALLIES—A7 . A. MASON & CO., are
now receiving Kano -100 pieces of rich Chant. at 5 and
lu ream per yard lass than li.rater prices.___ _
lialliff]
A A. MASON 4 - CO., are now opening
40■.• BOMB 600 cases of New Goods, Just purchased at a
great reduction In prim, and much has than the ant of Im
portation, and will be sold cormay.amlingly low._ myl
SEED POTATOS.-50 bushels of the eele
broad Purple Mil, one of the most reliable and Yalu&
bk. Potatos known, at 47 nth street.
apkw JAM. 8 WARDROP.
,INSTIRA'N CF:
VAIIMERS' AND MECHANICS' LIFE,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE I.AUtIPANY OF
PUILADELPFIIA.
Capital $300,000
Amount securely invented . $-:Ut1,000
This Company effects Fire 'minnow, on Ituildings, Oocsbi,
Furniture, die. - Marine Insurance 011 I eswild, Cargo and
Freight. Inland lusurance on 1i001.61, by Rivers, Lakes,
Railroads, and Land Carriage generally. Also, Insu
rance upon Liven, upon the most favorable terms.
Pirrstruaoe, April 12, 1858.
MIME
2. .t. 41
P 4-1,416 II
4 ia.,..n . to
I i.51,7u6 uu
tx),lllu
Ipar 1.537
IiVRAI'd & I'I6ItC6,
60 South Third str.rt, l'hibuit•lphisL.
I=l
Cudgrave A i
Watt
ci s T . CLAIM HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
L . 3 Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Fa..—The undersigned, form, t•
ly of " Brown's linter having taken this large and COlOlllO
- IItYPEL, and having tallied it in magnificent style,
would respectfully invite Ilia friends and the traveling public
to give him a call. Assured, with the convenience of the
house and his lung experience in the bmaness, Ac.,.., n give
entire natisfactiou, and his charges moderate.
_
Nu. 14 Fifth street. fetal With. C. CONNALLY.
corner Pint sad Wood .1 beet
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
75 Water greet
•
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B.7lnrence, James E. Neall,
George 11. Armstrong, Charles Gingen,
F.I. I'. Middleton, E. IL lielmbold,
George lieLmbold, Fred. C. Brewster,
Thomas Manderfield, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLA)KEINCE, President.
EDWARD IL ILIIIIDOLD, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH REFERENCES.
lion. T. M. Howe, lion. J. IL M'Cllntock,
lion. P. C. Shannon, Col. S. W. Black,
lion. J. B. Guthrie, A. B. M'Cahuout,
Thomas J. Keenan, Esq., Wilson M'Candless, Esq.,
001. J. Heron Foster, Urn. J. K. Moorhead,
IL M.
The character of the above Company to of the first class,
ad combines the rare and unusual privileges of Fire, Marine
and Life inanraner.
Gentlemen of elevated standing are mandated in its man
aktument, and interested an Stoddloiderel.
THOIIAb J. HUNTER, Agent,
N. itt) Water street.
TUE FRks.KLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PIIII.ADELVIIIA.
Dtaatrrotts---(%arliat W. Baucker, TitMIMI Hart, Tolima
Woga , r , Samuel Urant, Jacob It. Smith, Oro. W. Richards,
Monlocal D. I.4.wia, A.l.lpld P. Rorie, David S. Browne, Mor
tis Patteron. Cnaz. N. Baricitsit, Freaklent.
Case. U. BANNECIL, owt - etary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are imnalsteut with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with Weir capital and premiums, safely invested, af.
ford ample protection to the assured,
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 1861, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, weft , as (allows, vex:
Mortgage $918.1.2S
}teal Estate 8t,377 ;g
Temporary Loans g3,heal
Stocks G 1.889 00
Cash, he 64348 81
Since their incorporation. a verl.l of tar:ay-00e )care,
they have paid upward of ilne %Hem Finir Ilutetrod Thine
baud Dollar, ion er i,n fin •, thereby alio - Wait evident,' t
ndynotztgre of itositrauce, na well a.. the ttbulity and thsposat.in
to meet With priant.tileas all liabilities.
.1. tiAItDIN CuITIN, Agent,
a 24 north-eant or. V. of and Third ion.
pENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE: CUM
PANT, OF PITTRBURUII, corner of Fourth amd
nutabbeht greet...
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 1.11)0,0011.
I TIMM. Buildingr cud other property 84.tniant bms or darn
by }Tr,, Awl the purl. of the Son uud tubtlid
and Trrunpurtatlort.
Wul F. Johnston
N. M'Cliutock,
1.) M. Lug,
MEIIIMI
Jnevb Vninter,
J.,m• S.
Wad.' ifampt.u,
11. IL C4.44;p1”,11
flub_ IV M. Y. JOIINISMI, Pr... Went.
ItODY PAITKILVON, 1 ire Prvnideta.
A. A. Caesura, Srcretary and Trwasur,
S. S. C.auata, A...Aputut S.-cret.nry
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSV:
KANCK, ANNUITY AND TRUST CIMPANY, VII RA
1 , 641 . 1A1-4. —Chasierrd A tall '2,lh. I tP (Ism 1., Prt iwt 11,1
CAPITA 8.254.).000
Ottcr, R•nnikm.t 1,13111' t 1 d Mt.d l9r ntuut .1,
Plobut.-114111,
OFFICER: 4 of TIIF. IL OM E ROA RI, AT Pill LA 1.4:1.F1/ IA
Slept - ire) It. I‘r.uf.."l, haul 11 ti...1.1an1,
Aml.rone 11...111;.....11, law
11,1.1nnsm Turley, NI. Urn,
I. Jam,* l.l. , vrtt.unr.,
MU,l.n
/ rnJn.F—Ytri.h•-n (lawl.•rd.
- A tillaugh•
Pedant/ .KrAtoolcu-r—PaLtbwry/ 1 /--Jamest 11 W 0... M
.11/..y4eny dvy—lt II M•. 1"). M. D
K Anynt,
mat 1 N., :1 fourth
Pill•burgh Dollar SKr Ing• institution,
,Ye. Vl.urth Jitrrer,
NEXT I , OOR TO TIIR PITTuttUROII DANE,
S NON' OPEN daily from 9' d, 2 ‘,',•l. .k
also. on Wrallaroday att4Lordory evening*, from 7 to v
clock.
ReproßA re•vlverl of all stuns not lora thon ONE !UMIAK.
nod • ihrarleod of the porlIt• declared tort. , . a pm'. in Jun.
nod lieoroile.r. 1ut.,r.v.4 ran drelarol •I the tote of vor per
reSIII. per annum, ‘al the find rd Derentto.r,
ho.rdis voutuduitiE the Cliorter. Ry Ire••.. link. nod ter,
listiono !ottani...l irratirt. on ftpplicutiort at thr.ollice
I.rrsedrni--iikOttlilt A 1,13 KR
vrattriort,li
Ildprevrell Ilephoro, John II ShordrherEer,
OurerEe IL White, LArorkur Knapp,
AA illus. V Julouton, N Unarm. Al arid/ 3.,
Jarrow W IbultuAti, Theoludd tilLertoetter,
Alrimoiler lour Al l'etouv - L.
Willmar. Phillip., ti iiiL.m J Atukru.o.
J , .14 /1 , 1 liarkoterl, tlerdrorio.
Ilill John AI K irk intrirt,
Albert Colbertardr, J•.1.1f1 I) WI 14.1,
.•1 .rroma.
./ osr.irrie, toAlt. Oter 11.ioruill.
Alouvo A Curlier. A At
John r. Crytrvi•e. Ile or, n, au,
(10, low
Y_ Ruhtle,
Prue IA Jamie*
go V tirllrtiore, Junrw tihulle.
, tir•dE.. Sidrion,
Srrr.
))lirdly
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
AusTLN LoomlS, and Bill Barker,
F nt &1.. • r
fin.l /nue c—llntnt
St.. I, ...Altman! ..,14 Lota.l 11 v r
t.....tada x. 11.1 nnI.I
SZEMiIIMMIII
All (Nana...incl..* alleal , rl ia,nytly
HOLMES & SONS, Rankers and Ex-
N .. change ltruketa 61,1 bran., A. "p:
awl haat. Ka , hurt.. Ea..l
ora W , nt,ro ~.tataally Lot sal,
01 all 1.16. 110 e Ut0t..”.1
.0 pal
67 )lnrt.•t Tlatttf.oo.l .66 1)
E. ARNOLI) & CO., 11:Itikrrm itinl Lx
X_S lanigr Brukora, lava., 1/1 1 i 17111)•.. Gael. Ito k
t.,t.., Stain and Tinto Inarta. CA41.11..u. carelult, at
Lenard U. and in, a - n. 44% !taunted n• any part td,
Stuck. tannest and add r•anntnsann
itaj- :in ;4 Fourth .tn..t, ....,t .1..., U. IL. linnk ..1 Lp
Lan' git awn
I 011 N 1% - l/OILS, Banker and Exchange
11.11... k . ,, 16,61,K, l'...tntlaer,zil 11,14 Rao S
eh,x wtiglAt a.l 5.1.1 ...nittosAS. , ll 041.. n , u•
cs, vitally .144, Ind So In tetrnt ptstd ot. IN•p. "It
* t•n!., V.urtls uoarly ..ppoestr iL. SI SI
Bank. J.. L.
r r i..,b,AS WOODS, (A' allruereilLl Broker, and
N•4.eat, Bowl*, 1 , 4 x kft, 114.1 Kelalr.
Ywurtli hrtakt.urgi., Pet
DRY GOODS
KT ENV SPRING GOODS N. 71 Market
Thr .1 rtl,t, hay...pv.l 1,
mid are ii-gr their (Pat 11/1111.1a Si.ii I Nll
1. t., hi, 1, they te , all the ie.. 11. Oar
..1 then llawn/ , .r , 111111 the nerall) N. nett.., .111
1..1%1.1 tLul Ul' bn,t• .., n 1.1.. le .dirt
and derral.le n .t,. I. iv. the preieiiii
o ur ip mil," 1 , 1'.1 . .111Til ENT .“1/111.111. all 11.1
y lea and tiev..lties ii.•
Kutra rl. h Mark and Cel,,red M. , itantrirti. Silk. ,
Jimper, l'hena mid Striped
" Striped awl Plaid Itlatk "
" Ta lilted Silk ral
" " Clialll
" " Bat ego
" Law..
Alm., Tissues. Ban-pa, Chan.. Lawtin,
ar-
BIIAH'I.y AND MANIA-K.".
thir Shawl and klatitle .11 nupplimd a ill. all
Aty ha Grapey Cwilinsern, Stella, Silk, Ilt.a . lia,
Chautllla, Lace, etc., ac.
o ur .U,rk of o.,llarA, FluuuctuA, &r , .r
pumod by Ally Muck Weyst of Wn Alutiou
Also, u gaud unnurtnicut ,;1 NIOURNINti AM) HOUSE
YURN ISHINO (.100D8.
DOMESTICS.
Prints, Ginghams, Chucks, Manlius, Tidings, Kentucky
Jut., Oassinetts,luednieres, Cotton, Lin and POW clod..
dr. Also, Moves, Hosiery, Ribbons, and every uther Luth 1.
usually kept In a first-clue Dry (Mods 'louse, to which we
solicit a call and examination befory purchasing else,. here,
ee we feel eeellileel we ILA,a ❑over beam able lo exhi Ltl en In
a desirable etnrk. LOVE BILLYITIERS,
ForTll,ly Voting, SIVVVII/011 A !ewe.
miil7 74 Market street., Pittsburgh, Is.
HOTELS
MANSION 110 USE, GEORGE AU RENTZ,
P.YRIETuIt. N, 344 Lile•rty ntre..l, Jinn Innate flu.
Plualoitger laltut ttf the I'••uu+ylvnuin Itailraath which 1110,3
it tke wont , •a, Vviiii•lll itoUne 11.1 tit« city for Itaatuttlitt-t ti at rt
ving lty that runt!.
•l•he prupri,•tur baying, at cttnsitterable expettao. fitted up,
ill ttart•lltutt ntyh•, limo SIANSION mutiltl ittsta,t
fully tatlicit a nhara• of public rati,lll4p!. T 11 4 . 1 .” In lit Li 1. 1 .11,1
nplcu•lid BTAIILN and extonalva WAUON YAItD, afford.
lug ample accuititutalatuto W travulern awl
Larder and liar will La furtilahell with the balit LLu imirkrt
eau Vtl,rd. fottl:y.
.GAOL INTENT IIOUSE, corner of Liber
ty nud Grant stroota, uoar Ole Railroad Depot.
faal3:l4 JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
RESTAURANTS
KENNET ALE.—W. 1). ENGLISH, Sole
Bottler of BUMPS celebrated Kennett Ale and
Brown Stout. Also, Common Ale and Porter, In quart and
pint bottles.
The attention of families, and the trade, is respectfully
solicited. nulLy
MINERAL WATER AND SARSAPA
RILLA.-WM. D. EN(/ LISA, Pitt strort. below Penn,
W now manufacturing and bottling the above beverages on
an extensive wale. Ws article. are of the hest quality, and
manufactured from the purest materials.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES—Another very
Inrge iumortmont of Summer llosiery, °loves and
Mitts of every description, Juid received by
uiyl9 A. A. MASON A CO.
JUNE MAGAZINES—Just received and
for sale by H. MINNA A CO., No. 32 Smithfield street:
Harper's Magadne for June;
tiodsy's Lady's Book for June;
Peterson's Magazine for June;
Art Journal for May.
All the NEW BOOKS published aro for sale by
11. MINKS. A CO.,
No. 32 Smithfield street.
E—
MERY-75 kegs for sale by
mylb B. A. Ilk IMSTOCE. h CO
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1856.
ONLY ROUTIC STITH TIILEE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PI'i"I'SBUIWII To CINCINNATI
()NIA ROU'l W TIIRRX DAILY TRAINS
FRO.I/ PP/TSB/TUB TU DA Y7'ON AND IN
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAVS.
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUMBUS.
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
Cossicriso at Cincinnati with U. S. Mail Line Steamers,
Covington null Lexington Railroad, Ohio and Jlississippi
Itadriml, avid the Lawrenceburg - it Route. Connecting via
Columbus and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and
ludtaria Central Railroads.
TRILL/WU TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to
lxxington, toninville, SL Lenin, Indiana/roils ' Ac.,Ate. Via
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indhompolls, afayette,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Arc., Arc.
TINE LUITLF, MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Rai!maul, the U. S. Mall
Line Steamers, the (Silo and Alissisaippi Railroad, and the
Lawrencebrirgh Route, otters facilities uu other route can
Bite, no through tickets by all the above routes can only bo
',mound via Odnintms and the Little Miami Railroad.
The route front Crestllue Yin Columbus being the shortest
to Ci nein nati, enables a uniform and tqfe spend. Cotton onions
-art. vortain passoligorn have full time fur meals. By the
F. west and Bellefuntaine route from Crestline, a danqe.rnus
ant break-neck speed is required, and compelled to overcome
distanc'.
By tine route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
passengers ride over roads ballasted tend smooth. By the
Von:lst and Itollefontaltio route, pamengurs ride over the
roughest roads In Ohio.
TIIRKE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
CINCINNATI.
FIRST IRMA have Pittsburgh at 3..00 o'cks.k. A. JL tor
ere:mina., Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, SL Loins,
Lexington and Indianapolis, via Lawiencelairgh Waite. This
Train armee at Cincinnati hour and forty minnies lu
ad caner of the Inrrot and Bellefoutalne settee.
tin eusn Tams leaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock A' NI. for
Crestline, Cuhtmubus, Xenia and Cincinnati. Thisi Train
11MktAeolillt,llull only via Columbus to Cincinnati.
'Nino TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh nt o'clock P. M. Ins
Crentlinc,Colunibun, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St [AMIN,
I,xingt.ii and Indianapolis, via Law rem,llurgli Kettle.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Finer Taos hew.. Pittsburgh at 3,410 o'clock A. Si. for
CrentIIne,COIIIIIII , IIN, Xenia, Dayton, InillatiotHia, info) elle,
Terre Ilaute, Vincennes, Si Louis, Cairo, Evansville, Ar.
SECOND Tanis leaves Pittn+borgin at 7:311 o'closk A. NI. for
Creel lie , t'olusubins, Xenia, Dayton. Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haut, VlMOllinei, Evansville,
Tian TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh nt o'cbsgt for
Crestline, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lnfoyet le,
'fern. Haute , . l'incriines, St. hunts, Cairn, kvansvllle, Ar.
N. B.—Secure your tickets via Columbus, and you aro etas
of connections.
Steamers leave Cincinnati tinily for Memphis, Vicksburgli,
Natches, New Orleans, Ac.
The Columbus being the direel rents_ the Time Tables ot
the liniment Roade ary arranged to run in close connection
with this reliable route.
For all inifiirtuation and Through Tickets, please apply at
the oldo and PeIIII4yIANCIIN Ralirtsul Office, (corner omen,)
under the Monongahela Mai.,
J. 0. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
ONO. PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
01.0. 0. SESSIONS, Agent, Pittatirgh.
dectkl) P W S3'KADIER, tieuend Agert i i, Cincinnati.
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OHIO ANDNIISSISSII'PI RAILROAI)
BILOAI)
$1,214 - 0b 44
lipdy Pitt Lemon,
lieuttetly T. Frlrtvl
I. I.lrior
Ovorpi K. Whito,
A. A. I.}.rricr,
Hurt.,
I) K
11.4ILROAD.
l'lTTsfirß(lll To ST 1.()175, DIREcr
Tile f• 411.• ULM:big stir , t•diti•-• Itsattot,
i•-• 1 •••lit t Two ItA IN AU
I k'( K tiV ANY OTHER liiitTE
The sit tr•ii Collo-, with w and svarion4 saloon 1,41 , 1. a•
...misstates toot.) *slat, whirl, giro groat 0.1.1. In the itai
• Ira, and phi, Ii is ittiattnionl•le isi, katiroati 111
I be Wret
no. 'Yrasioi of this !Idol, are io the hands of easeful nod
vlll.-r - Irt.re,l wet,. MN. Ititp-r) ••I superior character. nod
wall luitit
ItA I LY YAnyKNtl KR TRAINS ret stern Ptitataargh
end :j f,••us , - . ad ItailrissAl, leave we
I.•ilows
VAST TEA', I.I.ITrA AT a A A
LsAvr.4 AT 7.30 A. St
:11K)
Making 4......0e,t.L0ti• at Cr.-istltt.. lor I witatnspoli• and
1.1 Sr flout, 11 lA. OW..
1., Saint
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Pamir lig., list Cairo And t‘ro torlean. wdl I. k. ttn• 1111
Contint lLailriAut tit ing 0air4n...t..1
In•iin 14 4d1 , 1.14 - n eittiet
Ttre I'n - BI flail. ..Awl bring (r••ni ti•
J•-iterwt•ch City, cling-meta at J.11.1,..0 City atth
making the cilieng...t, qiirictem. nniat oistill••rtA.
Kansiiii and Nobrn.hs touseligo•r. can itinc.ll4, Wive
A tam. writ( leo inn thriAigli wilt. tin, Eul.ttx.
T(1.111. outlying at rt 1.A.14 , *ll al Ore a.m. flak.
Ika.Ogv 11 itarbrobge l'ittstiurgh •u 4 FI
1..14 •4 1%111 ,
1 . 444140 1,1 i 111 ~ill Gn Tu Late Ly the Old IL.Noa
lm , 11,•1 and OhL. , and Waln..INN ItallroNA.
maalitliz *me ...mat..., a... 1 8,4..1ina Ow dada). a. 1,.-. .,tta.,1 nal. anti unfitostNNl
Tu keta an, raNtaNnat-le ..( time
VA ft E..-- a.al
St L.Ne.. flatirt , ntanta un.l I 11...11
1.• / 'U441111.0. and 0.11. 1 11
I. I It euttuntont, 1.11411
1.11
14 11a.
14 CS
4..1 <tsp.. , or 1., 414 12 1111
Tll ItUU ilt T 1( 'K k. 71.1 htt th, lug..haat/. •u may he pr,
.1.,1 .4 A T Ts•k.4 A c.. 4.4 "Its. & R
,Strs l`nt Ltn
itrt ittrne4 "Calm, ntwr,nrny- tit - y, 41. or
J %INS )1. 11'A It D.
Stwerttah UL,, , a... 1 Uisalnt.llrl.l R
,11 lAN V, ;14,412, Vat/O.:Kt
TILE - PENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAI).
Tlllita It It AT t'ENTILAI. f4IIITY roonni'lltiatt
t.lnt Atlas Ur Caw, with Wrstrru, Nurth•wwtilici u
mud viiistot u Stab-ti u iwitteituitut Kiwittray Jlm t.
isoraninta at Intralturgb Lnally
Stinantora to all ;awls on thit horal.oe.tern latknos, tattling
itt.at t , fa t , r. an•l GallArLl ..1.1:11 by .to,
VH.b. b • n lornartlnd It. and in. 11. Gaut Wittwt.
Hales betvreen Plitiladelphlnk Pittsburgh.
e1.A(4.4 Dry titatila. i 7, , ,c. . to
tin harm, Itetabititti.
:qtel r.l.A.:Stti.—lkwilt.ti and Stathmery,
Liry Haag arr., Let, -AO., lit tuu
TIII It CLAN, -A ti 11.. }tagging, Vat ( 100
it k. I lu Hemp, ti •
Flab. and ( iot ,
lan ant lord tnl
1 , 1.1 it . g— t%ttita law bar,l
tilir In %hipping tit...la Ir.. any pant East of
l ilt.,
I. par ticultit L, 'nark lag( . ."nn Plinnty/ronao
All tlcarla rbrnitgnial a. t/ta Aganniiif thin Iton.it
at ItltilsiliAtilita nr ItttiAburgh, oil tar lintarattloil arithout
iligontion
1.1,11,111 T 51.../re P.Otvr, Itoolvn 5:1111011,
J 1 1 1/11./.1e10.1, NlA4,;re vs A 1/1,./..atA,
I 1 , 1,114,114 1111, I . litoburgls , I.ll(rit/gtunal At e.,
Cle, 01.1..; .1 1 1 51.../11/./sO, 1,44115, , It. (
vt.lrlint, 51.111.. n, 1 tvl . 14A1. 1111 A .1.
1 1, 11/1.1,.11 lw,n, 51,3/.llllr, 1(1.11//4A.
CARBTIIIO TD6
Great United State• Mall and Expecte
IWO l'A rtsENti F.Il TIIA INS RUN DAMS ot• entit
lenoll trom I.I:HI'QCK ry CAI Ro,
Tlito It I, in rotinliellon w¢h Tritium of 11., Uhl. nii.l
R K and Mod RuOr...A. lot no
iltruct tad only It. IL. roule I.
Ti }.11.00..
10 A M 1A11.14 AND CAIRO I:3I•NADA
l'nesetig,v f...r 4t. L.llll L 7 lltut „r t i,„
It. IL %Da Are enrrtod dirrct
41. I...ufn.
0.3 t, A. M. and CIO I'. M —DeaVallt wan I.7ALIMA EXPRX•mt
contsealutt at thtulteth top(*.ite Dubuque) with 11 Daily
Idu.ol Stearn Darkottt for at. hull and the tipper Nlissi.-
ropri river cities.
Trait. leave Calm for Chicago and Dubuque at 7:30 A. M.
and 7:00 P. 1.1.
Paseeugeni from the Kant and placea on the Ohio river,
dmltilied for St. Louie, will euro 19 miles of tedium and en.
~, r tain river navigation from thiro to St. hlds, rind arrive
fifteen hours in advance of dm river nude, by taking the
cars at Cain,.
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Tickets to St. Louis, (Wm, Palomino, St. Paul, and all 0,11-
pol - to:IL Owes by this route., can la, iuei at the orrice of the
P. and C. k P. Railroads in Pittsburgh, and Nlichigan
Control Railroad in Chicago. IL 11. MASON,
1.43 suporinteift.
G EO. BINGHAM & CO.—TRANSPORTA-
TioN LINE--VIA PENNA. CANAliMigigh
nod RA 11,10 IA Li —The entbacribers aro pr
pared to ship FORTY TONS LIP Pitiil)UCK IJA ILI to Phila
delphia, ilultilliurts, or New 1 ork, via the State W o rks.
They will pay particular itttoriticill to IVay Freights between
Pittsburgh nod Johnstown. Haring a DAILY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope
to be able to render entire satisfaction.
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RAILROADS
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11. 11. IIOUSTI)N,
llenorni F7/4,4111 Agrut, Phi
11. J. LAIMIIA.EILT,
Anportutotid.t, Altouun,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
MI I+
CIIICAtiv ni CAIRO
CIIICAth) 1,11119,
CIIICA~IU 1' CAIRo,
CHICAGO to
lIINGIIASI it Co.,
Caned Bnxlu. I.llmrty xl
KIER 'S
TRANSPORTATION LINE.—
Affiicip.tm g the want of fasilities for
truitspirting Freights to and from the Ear
ern Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and RA roads, we
lorrellsod our stork ou same, to a IN In{
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of over 1600 tour
per no un/ each way.
We assure our fru• n ds, and Ihose•dispisevl to patronise the
SOSO. Ooprovetuents, Were will he nothing spared ou our
part to render general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
sod Wt.lderld I r. .th prouiptitude soul despatch.
Kigli A AIITCHELL.,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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THAT LONU EXPECTED BOOK, the
SPAIUtoWUKAHM PAPLItti, by Frederick B. C. 01.7.1419---014.
nest 12nio. The above will no doubt be the popular i 4 pring
book, and in destined to a large toile.
Pluribpstah, 4 .Ig that's by no acithor—w deed without
a mune—perpetrated by Q. li. Philander Doesticks, P. IL
Juet received by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO.,
Fifth st, opposite the Theatre.
AGARL)EN LOT FOR SALE—Containing
nix acres of excellent Land, taunted on the waters et
Charnels Creek, In Robinson township, mil. from th e
city, and near Broadhearra Fording. The Land in well
adapted to Gardening purposes, a it lies eloping to the
South; hae a comfortable Frame 'Lou. 30 feet by ill, one
and a half stork. high; a good spring of water at the Boat,
and a variety of choice Fruit Trace Jun commencing to
lour. Price $OOO. For further particulars, apply to
BLAKELY d RICHEY, Real &Ante Brokers,
Corner Seventh and Smithfield eta.
F RESH SEEDS—Garden, yield and Flutter
Seeds, of the most approved and reliable varieties,
wholesale and retail, at the Seed and Agricultural Wore
house, 47 Fifth street, of (apb) JAMBS WARDRUP.
SODA ASH of a good and uniform quality
manufactured by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company at Tarentum; on hmd and for sale by
FLbMIN BROS.,
ALSO,
3 gross Ludlum's Specific
4 gross flooltaudss thirman Bitters
1600 lbs. Madder;
000 tbs. Gum Tragacantb ;
400 tbs. Nutmegs
Concentrated Lye, a now article for making Soap
one pound worth ten of potash ; on band and for sale by
my 3 • FLAMING BROS„
ALOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown,
will be sold very low, if applied for soon. It contains
oue-tottrth of en acre, and to in a oentral pualtion. Apply
to (mho ItIoLIESIX RIU Y.
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RAILROADS.
Ohio and Pennsylvaniti,, Railroad.
SUM . 3'IEIi AHItANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
PASI , ENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, no follows
Leaves Pittsburgh for Crestline at IWO A. M., 7:30 A. M.
and 3 P. M.
Leaves Croatian for Pittsburgh at 50 A. SL, 7;00 P. 51-,
and 12.60 P. St
These Tritium make close connections at CRESI'LINE with
Trains for CiII.UNIBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, CIIICAUO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and South-went
through OHIO, INDIANA and H.LLNOIS.
TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH connect at Mansfield with
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY; making as quick and
mere connection" to CHICAGO. an by any other route. Con
nections are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
l'amiengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
Manalield ur Cleveland, and arrive lu Chicago early next
evening.
Trains East from Crniline make close eonnecGons with
Trains on Pennitylvatila Central Railroad for PHILADELe
PHIA, BALTIMoit Pt and NEW YORK.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
ch atl, Louisville, St. Lou* Indianapolis, Bellefoutalue,
CI go, Rock Inland, lowa City, Dunlieth, Milwankie,
o, Springfield, 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities in the West.
Through tickets over this line may be had at all of the
above piacea for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN hon.. new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1, P. M. Leaved
Pittsburgh fur New Brighton, at 40%, A. M. and P. M.
ASP- Fur tickets and further information apply to A. T.
JOHNSON, at the corner office, under the Monongahela
House, or at the Federal street Station, to GEO. PARKIN,
Tit het Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
tily2u J. H. MOORE, Supl.
CENTRAL ROUTE
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
THROUGH
Northern Illinois to Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
ALL RAILROAD TO THE MISSIVIPPL
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD.
FOILIKEDLT TR2. CHICAGO AND AURORA, AND CWITHAL UILITAAT
TACT ll.tauwez,
IS NOW COMPLETED. nod Trains run the entire distanc.
1 . 1 , 121 CIIICAOO TU BUItLINOTON, lowa, without chang.
c,f Cant.
The Only Direct Itonto to Burlington, Quincy, Keokuk,
Mum - aline, Oquawka, Wapellu, Fort Den Moines, Council
ltlull, Etc., and the lust."' ALL RAILROAD ROUTS from Chimg ,
to St. Louis, Blomington, Clinton, Decatur, Cairo, Spring
held, Jacksonville, Naples, and internuslinte Stations on Di-
Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and klississipp
ILOlruads.
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Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the Bard—avoiding all laying over at any of the
points.
Stages leave Burlington daily for Southern and Central
loan and Northern tdlivenuri—making tho quickest and moat
reliable route to reach all the important point" west of the
.11/ssisaiiiiii ua In/ al Council Blatt, with trim forty to fifty
itilles less staging than by any other route. The Head.
a large portion of the way. is laid with the CONTINUOUS itsti.,
the sus salient riding and lent Railroad in the West—well
stn, kr.l with the lutist modern LuOulllollVee and elegant new
Ara
*d' By this route, passengers are sure of making connec
tions. and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
vexatious, delay of fop and ice, and dangers of naviga
te., as on the note by Alton.
langgage. checked direct through from Chicago, and n'
charge for handling at any point.
TllittbUtill TICK KTS by this route ran be purchased at
all the Railroad °Mc.s in the }knit; at the Odlce of the Com
pany, rvruisr of (lark and Lake streeta, In the Granite
Ihnddmg I at the Dels.l of the Ual.ma Railroad, lOW at the
PI Illgan Contnl itailnaul Other, curlier of Lake and Dear
bin it streets, opposite Tt ...int House, Chicago.
!BRIGHT amagtiod by this route will receive immediate
despatch. C. U. HAMMOND, Sup't.
C. K PULLET'?,
General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Ire- TICKETS can be procured at the principal Rani - lad
Gmovssid the count, y nib 19
(Arent American and U. S. Express and
MLII Rotate
72 MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
LAD MO CHAR(I. up CARS AIM BALWAiI Aroma
AIR LINE ROUTE
RZTVCCIN
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
iA (111CAOO, ALTOS AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly . ohleago and Illlsoloslppl
ClO:Alit , 1 , 0 ccr Itt 15'4 hours. Trimlet lot,
I h.. 111,,,,e, 0,1,14 1h.t.t.,1,,,11,4 %Netter street--
rt. Lots ‘l/..11,, SuttdA)a rsolott.l. ::15 A. DI
I....ttin ttIgII Expresa daily, Saturdays excepted, 9::Ito
P tl
st tAmi. Freight mud F.mig.rnut daily, Sundays excepted,
4.•1•J A. M . •
/Atmja,re catelomf through In .SS. Loofa
Trwan• run dirtrt thn,ugt. to Alton, (^1"0 ruiles,) will. t:l
chgtgy 11.13 , 1 I,llllltaq with the , COMpally
INCHM3TY3I and 1 - 1111t1i1,4
it evnltutive counertiou r Trains front Allan to
it Lndn. tai miles.) walnut. Landow.. These butte, h.r
ortNl, convenience And etegattra, an. U 1151111,3004,1 on tin
uestern waters, Levu; fitted up with Bath. and spacious
Waster...no, alf./rdiug to pautsetatera the opportunity of re
moving the , lust 1.141061ab1e in summer ruirtnrul trareling,
awl rearltiu.; tvirealted (non the affects of a long
nnla
To K ANSA:3 and NRBILISKA this in the most direct
route, and passeng+ •r. destined for Blomington,
J. Psont N spis, and sil points on the htboossltipi,
Kituouts. Cumberland and Tennessee liters, tt ill n o te
the important saving in &snow., being.seTeuty-too
ita to ht lo,nh, thirty-seven toilet le.is to Blomington,
and Oily-eight miles loss to t!pringttelci, than by duty other
route.
~hruagh Tickets over this route oetri hs pnicuruil at the
traitai Banton...l Ticket °dives iu New York, Roetou 1.1/1/1%.
Baltimore, Allsauy, Buffalo, de., nod at all Timiugh
Ticket Office, thrkeiglitaft the Staten, oo i In Chkago at the
Couspatiya No. 48 Deer lioru atnirt, oppieute the Tr.-
;wit llourai--atl at the Depot of the 'Mauls Central Rail
foot of Water street.
Iteap . outtit.lt. Ittlamtte Alen will OW.), ba at the tielean .f
tht• raftoua Hum', roinK tutu littengt., to L.ltoCk Iltaggti,go
Ittrotlgh to any pAut dt,dr.l on the line.
K. P. bit/ROAN, Jr, Rapsrritatuntleut.
If. J. D. SCIIFIKNIPatIItiKN,
r, . tlone.ral Paßattatifott Agent.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
aid oft.W
liiii.oll PVITS_BUILOII TO
Ciiinmbrie, luilinuiipolle, allotipi,
Citiciiineiti, Terre Mutts Rock leltuid,
Lamli,rille, iiiiiceimai, lows City,
et. Louig, k:rtuinville, Dubuque.,
Dnytoci, ()Oro, timilout..,
Xenia, Alemplils, Peoria,
Zaueeville, Viekeburg, Peru,
Newark, New Orleamt,
AND Till PRINCIF kt. CISIZI IN Till PIM AND SOUTH,
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
V% ilk it in 110%. COlllpiVieti a/Ili in etwomarul operation be-
St,Ubt•ILIVIIk atel Newark, Ohio•
Combining iinlirund and StotLitaixatt focilltion, thin route
ollern to the traveler a deg . ..v.. o 1 comfort unrivalled by ally
!toad running, 11rat from rittabUrgil.
Fall Arrangement
On and after MONDAY, November stll, ISM., a DAII.Y
LINK of elegant and swift running titeamorn, comtuatuted
by dapurieuctal and accou.u.uudaung ollloera, will leave PIM.
burgh every day at 5 P. M.
VENTUIIIK. Captain GORDON.
FAIRY QUKKN " J. U 11.010.
Kir Pasaengers deep on board, and reach Steubenville at
”'clock the following morning—connecting with the Past
'Frain at A. M., making diroct connection with Trains
ft.r ail the above cities--tkpm obtaining a comfortable night's
rust, and awitinag flat jattlfgue ru night franc! by railroad.
air Fare us cheap as by any other Railroad route.
Put' Through and Local Tickets, and further inftwmation,
Inquire of JOHN J. HOUSTON,
No. 116 Water street, Pittsburgh.
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
L. DEVENNY, General Agent. novl3
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD.
OPEN FROM WEST NEWTON TO OONNELISTILLE,
fifty-eight ninon from Pittebtugh, on the Youghiogheny
River.
This new find-cum ROllll in now open for the trannporta
lion of passengers and freight, in connection with the tine
yammer NOLI AN, front Pittsburgh to CouueNeville, daily, no
follows
The steamer E.OLIAN will leave her wharf, above the
Monongahela Bridge, every afternoon, at half-toast three
o'cick, for Went Newton, connecting there with the MorM
lug Train leaving at 8:30 for Connellsville, and reaching
at 1./..50 A. M., In thee for the stage for Uniontown.
Fare to ConnelLavine $1 75
Fare to Uniontown
2 25
A Train will leave Connel!ovine in the morning, at 6:15
'4l‘.•k, for Kest Newton, and couneet thorn with th.
tanater Kullan at 7:30, In than to roar-11 Pittabargt• at
M.
Faro from Otmaellxville to l'lttnbuirgh $1 75
•
Tine Local Freight and husenger Train will leave Con
rielleville at I0::30 A. M, and returning will leave West
Newton at 3:30 P.M., stopping at all way stations for freight
and passengers.
On Saturday the usual afternoon tralu will lie over until
the following morning at 8:30 o'clock.
Passengern by the Saturday afternoon boat from Pitts
burgh can by this arrangement go forward without delay.
For further information, apply to the Officers on board the
steamboat EOLIAN, or to the Agents at Went Newton qnft
G,' n ells villa. D. W. CALDWELL,
oct9o Assistant SuperixiteudetiL
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH TO
KITTANNING.
Leave as follows: No. 1, Express, 830 A. M., arriving at
Kittanning at 11 A. M. •
No. 2, Accommodation, LAO P. M., arriving at Kittanning
at 8...25 P. M.
Fare to Kittanning, $1,515
STAGES WILL RUN FROM KITTANNING, in connee-
Lion with the Trains, for the following Owes:
PARE- TABS
%doming $1 71Breokville $3 I's
Cho i.° 3 25 Brady's Band 225
it f'd lon ilk. 2 25 Itabneraburg 2 (0
Ticket-A to all of the above lac can be procured at the
(Ake, corner of Penn and Wayne streets, and at the Depot
on Taylor street. . .
Ouluilinecm will leave the corner of Markpt and Fifth, and
POIIII tiniFWayne streota, at 7:40 A. M., and 4:50 P. M., in
cmiurctlon with the Trains. A. J. HOPPER,
ruy2 Superintendent.
FARM FOR RENT.—A small Farm, con
taining 24 acre, about ooti mile below the city, oppo
,o, Manchester. There Ls on the promisee, a large Iran*
house and stable, about 100 bearing apple trees ; also peach,
cherry and plum mom, grapes, dm. Thin place would suit
a good gardener. Xur terms appy to
my 9 D. C. .1. H. SAWYER, N 0.47 Wood it 4
FARM FOR SALE.—We offer for sale -a
Farm of 119 acres, about 3% miles hem Lugares Stay
awl (on the Allegheny Valley Railroad). The ituprot
ments conalst In part of a good and roomy dwelling house,
frame barn, de. $5 nerve of the laud is cleared and cultism..
tett, balance timber. The whole is watered by excellent
pinta Apply to [mei BLAKELY & EY.
~: ~~,
L..s
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A 17111NOILILVON IN IiIEDICLVE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
incapacity with efficiency, Irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only without hazard of rear
tion, Lint with a happy effect on the general organization.
Bear in mind that sit imiladiea, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervoua ayetin, and that the paralization of
the nerve of motion and sensation la phyalcal death. Bear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous
ltilzlr Cordial in the only reliable preparation known.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can coueey an adequate idea of the Immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions to the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system, is bother
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organization is at once
braced, revivified and -built up. The mental and plivsica
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under Its Influ
ence. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution Itself, and restore it
to its normal condition.
Lotto OF MEMORY,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destructiou
—fear of lusanity r dyspepsis, general prostration, irritabilb
ty, ifervo.tiols, usability to sleep, disease incident to males,
decay of the propagating [ructions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation pf the heart, Impotency, constipa
tion, etc., from whatever Pauses arteing is, If there be any
reliance to be placed on human tesaimony, absolutely infab
Mble
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES
The noparalli led effects of this great restorative in al
coniplaints inehleut to females, mark a new era in the moral
of medicine. Thottaande of stintulants have been invented
thousands, of lusigurants concocted—till tinriswting to I,
specified In the various diseases and llerungemeuts to which
the delicate formation or woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF tIKNSN,
Who entrant front weaknekth derangement, nerronimettil,
more, pains In the hack, or any utitor disorder, whether
collar to her sex, or common to both sexes-4thould give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS ,
Or others, will find thLs Cordial, after they have used a hot.
tie ur two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of lwalthy off
spring, who would not hare been so but for this eat, north
nary preparation. And it ho equally potent for the many
diseases for which It is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been restored by using it, and not in a single is•
stance has It failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OP PALE COMPLEXION,
. - -
Or consumptive habita, are rektured by the UK' of a bottlu
two to bloom and vigor, changing thu skin front a pale, yt
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO TILE )11861.11D1tD.
- _
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, vie: weakness of the back awl
limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous nein.-
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
symptoms of ounsumptiottn, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. LW of memory, confusion of kiwis, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self-distrus t, love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the eCils produced.
All thus afflicted,
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
Should regret that a sound mind and body are the most ne ,
rensary„ .. retp/INiten to promote connubial happiness; Indeed,
without , these, the Journey through life boconieff a weao
pligritnagy—the prospect hourly darkens the view; the mind
elswiuwed with despair, and tilled with the mein),
reliection that the happiness of another become')
blighted with your own
CAUTION!
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited by
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will hero the proprietor'.
facelmile pasted over the cork of cacti buttln , and the follow
lug worths blown in the glass:
Dr. Horse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. U. RING. Proprietor. N. Y.
The Cordial Is put up, highly concenuate.L in pint honks
—price three dollars per bottle, two for live dollars, sic for
twelve d,Uun. C. IL ItDiti, Proprietor,
• 112 Broadway, N. Y .
Bold by Druggists throughout th. United States, Cf 11.2410
and the West Indies.
Pittsburgh DR. GEO. 11. KEYSER., No. 110 Wood at
..... FLEMING BROS, No. 00 Wood street;
It. E. RELLEEI2, Wood street:
Allegheny City... BFXICFLIt:SI & M'K FINNAN;
JAMES T. SAMPLE & CO.;
.1. P. YLEALINU.
Agent fur 0hi0...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. lapll,di.wly
CURE O ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION,
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL.
HYGEANA
BROUOIST TWEE TO TUE DOOR OF THE MILLION
AWONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
ly been made by Dr. Ciarns, or this city, in the treat
nen t of evionituption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lungs.
W. refer to Da. Cum? Illazuct, cni fnutusu fl rattan
iron east CutEitr SYRUP." With this new method, Dr. C.
has restoml many aftlictod ones to health; as an evidence .1
which. he has Innumerable ta•rtilicates_ tApeattin,•• of the
treatment. a physician retriarts: It is evident that Inhaling
--constantly Wreathing on ta., , vecuble, healing vapor—the
modicinal properties must come in direst contact with the
whole serial =lintel of the lungs, scup thus escape the many
and varied change* produced upon them when introdu!ad
into tint stuniach, and subject to the 0-00,118 of .Lig.atioa."
The Ilygssais is for sale by all the Druggists throughout the
country."—Non York Outs/town of January 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the bnust, under the linen, with
out the least inconvenience--the heat of the body being
indiOdent to evaporate the liu,kL Hundreds of cues of cores,
like the following, might be mutual:
One package of the Ilygrann has cured me of the Asthma,
of six years' standing. .1. F. KCIZIIIIRT,
Postmaster of Dancannon, l'a.
I em oared of the Asthma, of ten yturs' shunting. by Dr
Cwt' Ilygivms. MAIWARGT litssrier, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Paul, of No. 5 Hammond street, N. Y, wee cured of
a severe case of Drunchitis by the Uppsala.
My slater has beau cured of a ilhgreesing Dough, of several
years' standing, and decided to be incurable by the pity..
ciaus. She WWI LlLll9d to one Moab, by the Llyguarm.
J. 11. (JAMMU, RiC.111.4111, Mo.
The Rae. Dr. Car.rviriL of New York, testifies of our ouvlt
One io the following language:
New Voss, November 15, 1851.
Dear Sir—l think highly of Dr. Curt' Ilygerma as xv.rem
edy la diseases of the throat and lungs. Having had onibe
opportunity to testify Its efficacy, I am convinced that it 5. a
irked excellent medallic, both the Syrup and the inhaling
application to the cheat.
N. IL—Dr. Curtin' llygeana is the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base imitations, or vile
and INJURICARI counterfeita. Shun them as you would.
POMP.
air- For wile by Dr. Goo. U. Keyser, 140 Wood street*.
B. tiellers d Co. Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City;
tiargent, Now Brighton; C. L Kaiser, Ittchisiter.
my 14,Niewtan
rill Itg S All SF ACTO HEM ED Y-14'ront
I_ all parts of the Country, north and south, the propri-
tors are almost daily In receipt of such flattering twitinioni•
Male as the following, relative to B. A. Pahnestock's unequal
ed Vermituge:
Messrs. B. A. Flanrsfock 4.E Lb.—l have been selling your
Vertnifium in this place fur five year's, and take pleasure in
stating. for the information of the trade and of the public,
that it has bean, so far as I know, one of the most maniac ,
tory remedies in the market, and one of the meat tette:Ade
medicines we have. I have aims !Kalamai knowledge el its
good effects in numerous cases under the treatment of our
physicians, all of whom Una it regularly, and always found
ato be safe and reliable as a wono specific. I can recom
mend it an one of the safost and hest in the market.
A. STOLLEN WKRCK
Preparod and auld by R. A. FA.tiNESTOOK & CU.,
1,11,A) corner of Wood and First ata., Pittsburg!,
F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
rIII.IIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In orffittary preparation
incipient cholera,
in short, In all cases of priedration of the digestive functions,
it is of inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints, it is peculiarly efficacious;
so family, individual or traveler should be without it.
Extrnos.—Be sure to get the genuine Essence, which is
prepared only by F. BROWN, at his Drug and Chetult.l
Store, N. E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, and for sale by all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United Staten, and In Pittsburgh by
D. A. FAIINESTOCK A CO.,
StIDLLIf a CO.
And In Allegheny by
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
Oppooite Smithfield street,
1177SBURCII, PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
STONVI always on hand; Stone and Marble Curbing
and sults fur (}queteries, wade to order.
Furnkturo and Washattuid Topa, and I inposing Stoneanuide
by uk.hinery, in leas limo and better style than eau b dube
by mere inan,gal labor. Particular attautinu ix paid to the
manufacturellf
MARBLE MANTLES,
(4' which we have a barge variety of bountiful pattern..
Builders and others are Invited to examine our stock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices.
415 and upwards,) but few who are able to own a fool
house, will be willing to remain lung without procuring gym.•
or more Marble Moutles. They require no snubbing nor
'Wilting . ; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; aro•
out Wade to tako lire, and cost but little more than a good
wood mantle.
hlarlde sold low to the trade. Hearth Stonea made to order.
Uur stock of Marble in the largest he the West, and bnittit
manufactured by the best wo.trueu, aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
tilled with despatch. W. W. WA LLACNL
SMUT MA.CIIINES.-LULL',S PATENT
BURR SMUT MACHINES, used In 100 Mills in the
West- They run light, clean well; are thimble, and when
they become smooth, the edge can be renewed by rreeking
the Burr. They have been used for five years iu the City
Mills, Pittalturgia,!(one of the largest tullls In the WestOand
are warranted to clean well. For partkulars, set, awe d -Lille.
Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittantrgb.
ap22 W. W. WALLACE-
PO MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
Laurel 11111 Stones, Belting Cloths, Mill Spindles, Mill
Imus, Serowe, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob grinders, Cast 'lron
Proof Staffs, Ake-, always on band and made to order, at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penult.
apt:
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.-
Engines with the latest Improvements, Warranted Lisa
quality, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
Iron, made on short nodes. Orders filled with deep stub, at
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ap22 W. W. WALLACH.
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —Tito
.übscriber law on band, and is manufactuit, Portable
Flouring, blabs of an imppovial they are very cont
ract, run light, grind fairt,tfrvecto fifteen builielm 'per bour,l
can be driven by dawn, water or borne power, and will prove
a valuable acquiaition to Iron mutters, lequbennen anil_buwe
stock feeders. Ordure tilled at 319 Liberty street,Pittaburg,h.
ii#22alew W. W. WA 1.1.3C1e.
EESON'S lIY DRAIILIC CEMENT, OR
_Ly NAT al LIME.—The undershoted keep constantly on
hand a large stock of this article of the best quitlity. The
attention et Contractors and Builders of ,Navigation Locks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs' for Ilrater'Works, dc., is re
quested to this article. The well known resistance and im
perviousness of water, charactedistic of this Cement, renders
tt of the first necessity In all structures exposed, to the action
of water or damp. [apB3ml ENGLISH' dt RICHARMN.
_
CARPETS! CARPETS!!--Superiorqualitp
Bruise* Canton Matting, sr., AL. A freshatrivel not
the Fourth Street Carpet Store.
aP2B M. Ih a U. MaCIALLVAL
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INHALATION
FOR TB
Glaziarsnosp', Ma., April 18th, 7816.
A. P. SCHWARTZ,
LKE A. BLVKIIAAI
W. W. WALLACF.
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AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAI4
FUN TUI BAND DEDg couanS. COGS. /LOAngil'
NPS9, BRONCUMN, wncion.Naartlati. OItOOP,
ASTHMA AND CONSOMPTION.
Tina Reautor is offered 116 the cool
,tnuoity with theetatfpfidence we feel In
4 2,t -. au 'snide which eewom folio to mi
.:it-6:f. ire the happitsrteffects that can be do
sii ed. So wide is the field of Its use
fuluesie, and DU numerems the mutes of
, • int cures, that ahnost every nation of
mrthe eituntry els:fonds in persons, pith
.) lirly koiarn, whit have been restored
from alarming and even dellPeratedie•
ease's of the lunge, by its, nee. When once tried, , sap.
rinrity over every other medicine of its kind, la tetsiimitrind
to escape observation. and Whew - ip cirliqts.S.Dii•knOgor the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to eati n tloy for the
distrewning and dangerous affections of the p inotiary or
gans, which are incident to our climate.. ,
Nothing lea called louder for the earnest Iraq ,
cal moo, than the alarming prevalence and fitialitydf &we
suntptive complaints. nor low any one clam of CUOMO had
more of their inventigatiefun and care But or Yet no ado-
gnats remedy has been pr.ovided.on , which the_publlc could
depend for protection front attacks. upon. the . niaid tates2.B l w
goon, until the introduction of the ougagy noronat.
This article is the product of a long, laborious. ands , r.hifflefet
successful endeavor to furnish the community, with such's'
remedy._ol this lastetatementtlM American peoplonte now
theMitelet ProPir l . ll . Imlge..and I appeal with' confidence , to
their decieion. If there is any dependence to, be,placed ID
what men of every class and station certify B i llet; done for
them: if we am trust our own amen, when we see dangerous
affectionsof the throat and lunge yield to It: if we midi:pond
on the Assurance of intelligent Physicians who make it their
business to kuow—in stiort,lf therelsany reliance upottany
thing. then it fairrefutably proven that this medicine does re
lieve and doeeicuie the claw of dLseuses it In designed far, be
yond any and all others' that are known to mankind. if this be
true, it cannot to, too freely published, nor too Widely known.
''he afflicted should ku.to it. A remedy that cures Is price
less to them. Parents . ,hould kn,,W- it, their children - ate
priceless to thou. AU Amnia know it, far .hteilth cants
priced to no one. Not .oily should It be circulated here, but
everywhere, not nnly In this coaotry, but in all' countries.
flow faithfully we lave eaed on tide conviction, Isahuun in
the fact that already this article Las mado the circles of the
globe. The sun never sets on its litoltn. No continent in
without it, and but few peoples. Although not ipso general
nee in other nations as iu this, It is employed by the more
intelligent id almost all civilized countries. It le eaten
steel) employed in both Atucrica,--in Europe, Asia, Africa,
Australia and the Stroll' Islm& of the sea. Life le ne dear
to its 1/(ssileSSON there as here, end they grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike m i st prepamUons
°fit, kind, it Is an expensive compoidtion of costly materiaL
Still it is afford.' to the public at e reasonably low .price, and
what is of vastly more importance to them, its quality Is
never suffered to decline from lbw-original standard of excel
lence. Every bettlo of thin medicine, now manufactured, Is
os geol as et ,•r low been made heretofore, or an we are
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pellao of making. No toil or cost in stored, in maintaining
it In the best perfection which it pcstnible to produce.
Bence the patient who procures the genuine Cittattr Pre-'
zoom, can rely on having Ital good an articlenaliaseverbeen
had by those win testify to its cures.
By pursuing this course. I have the hope of doing some
good in the world, can well as the satisfaction of believing
shot - much has been done already.
itiP• Prepared by J. C. AYER, Practical and' Analytical
Chemist- Lowell, Mass. .
Sold by it. A. PAIINESTOCK A CO, at wholesale and re
tail, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and by all •Dealem
everywhere. apl:4md&w
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FOR THI iXIMPLY27. MIRY. 07
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Spitting Blood, Asthma,
AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS
TTIEDTWO TO
CONSUL - '11101:f
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rp ME above Expectorant„,prepared. by an experienced
.L Physician and Oheadst,.hss now become a etandard
Preparation, and is offered 'for the IXIMPLFrff OURB - of
those diseases of the THROAT and -,LIGNIOtt
which, 11 neglected, =ally terminate taint in COPIn
svm - rrioN.; It =treats no Opium, ColOrrieli or
any mineral whatever.. but is camsed entirely of those
.Roots, Herbs, and - Vegetable Szine.or.. witleb Pisa a
specific influence upon-the Loop . and their. connected
organs. Its immediate effect 1. to 1,111 4 siOrritit 3 9 4
and gently remove the phlegm and other morbidecre
tions, from the Throat and sir-passages, thus nillevibg
The Gough, by subduing the Inflammation and miter
causes which give rise to It. It Is approved of and re
commended by Physicians of the lashed standing, and
may be given with perfect afcty to the youngest child or
the most delicate female.
Lesa Than. hat/ a Mlle will: generally curet 'any °nil.,
nary COLD or COOGO, b,y following the direettc , ur.
—One bottle I 3 usually sufficient for a ease of intllll—
enzUt.
A fine donee will relieve Tickling Lit the throat,
or Hoarseness.
One bottle will effectually stop Spitting
Three to SisbOttlea only era required In Bronchi..
tie or Asthma.
. Four to Bight Witless will cure Lay case of Inapt*
en t Conensnptiion.
One boat is warranted always to do good, and satisfy
the patient that be term the right road to a CURE. •
Judge now whether or Doti: Is bestto use il.. Certifi-.,
rules on file at the office from multitudes of restored sof-,
revere.
A. L SCOVILL & Co, Proprietors, .
No. ffo4 Booa.oweir, (cor. -Duane SO Wm , - York.
For Sale by all Druggists throughout the. nailed NUN
and theasdas.
Air For sale, wholesale and retail, by rt. E SELLERS A
Co., corner Weal and Serollii 'Amer!.
Sold also by HENDERSON A 11110., Liberty 'street: IL P.
SCHWARTZ, and DEPAILAILI d aIeIIENNAN, Allegheny.
City. nov:itedaw
The Greatest Medical Discevery
OF THE AGE. . ••
MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury r bas discov
ered in one of our Common pasture lends, s remedy!
that cures every kind of Humor, from the morn Scrofula Lila
maroon _Pimple.
Ile has treated W. in °cur eleven hundred moles, and never
billed except in two cases (both thunder limner.) Ile has .
now in is possessiorr over two hundred certificateer of its
value, MT within twenty miles L.( Boston.
Two bottles am warranted to cure a nursing, sore month.
One to three bottles will cure the Worst kind of pimplro of
the lace.
Two to three bottles will scour the system of hulls.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst ranker In the
mouth and stomach.
Three to live bottles aro warranted to cure the wont case
of erysipelas. -
One or two bottles are win ranted to core all humor of the.
epee.
Two bottles tiro warranted In cure running of the ear and
blotches among the hair. •
Four to six bottles aro warranted to cure corrupt and run
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Mug Mears.
two bottle will cure scaly eruption of the akin.
Two to three bettleti are warranted to cure the most &o
perate lases of rheumatism.
Two or three bottlwi aro warranted to core the worst cosset,
of ringworm.
Three to four 'sales are warranted to cure salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will rn e the worst case of scrofula.
A benefit IA always experienced from this first bottle, and
a pertevt cure is warnuitel when the above quantity is
taken.
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in vain
tried all the wenderful insdicittes of the day, as that a COM
moo weed growing in the pasture, and along old stone walls,
should care every humor in the system; vet it Ls now Is fixed
fact. If you have a humor it tote to start mere are no Ifs
nor ands, bums or ha's about suiting some cases and not
yours. 1 peddled over rt thousand bottles of it in theViclnitY
of DOInOII. I know it sheets In every case. It -has already
done some of the greatest cures ever done in Itiossaelpsettm.
1 gave it to children a year old; to old people of sixty.
have seen poor, puny. NVOli4 leaking children, whose fiesh
was soft and flabby, restoreibto a perfect state of health by
one bottle.
'to those who are subject to a sick headache, one bottle
will always cure it. It give; great relief to estarrh and diz
ziness. Sumo who have been costive for years, have taken
and been regulate! by it. Where the body is sound it works
quite easy, but where them is any derangement of thefunc
thins of nature, it will cause very singular teenage, but you ,
must not be alarmed—they always disappear In from rot&
days to a week. There is never a bad resultfrom Dream
contrary. when that feeling is - over,you will feel yourself
like a new person. I heard some of the most eztkasagant,
encomiums of it that man even-40,,snefl tu. No cbangeuf
diet is ever necessary—eat this ° bed you an get. base Um
wise an herb, which, when sirturtered In sweet ill; dissolves.
Scrofulous swelling a the nook-, artd brider She eat's. trine.
60 cents. trice of the Mollie I Discovery $1 per bottle.
Directitne for floe.—Atiu" , one table, spoonful. nor-day..
Children over eight years, basert spoonful ; chficheit from,
five to eight yews, teaspoonful. As no direction can be.
made applimble to all comititutions, take enough to operate-.
On the bowels twice a day.
Mr. KENNEDY given personal attendance In bad cases of,
Scrofula.
Sold, wholesqle and retail. at Dr. ICEYBRIt's, 140 Woods
street, corner of Virgin alley and J. I'. FLEMING, Alle-.
gheny: aplftlydaw
SANDS , SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
thr the Removal and Permanent Cure of an Dinemes arising,
from an Impure :rob. Ike Blood, or -
Habit qr The Solon.
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HEAL'ill depends principally upon the ,
condition of the blood---as oxidation by its pa.asago-•
through the lungs, and dfattiltißion into the organs of ab-•
world ion, client:anon, respiration, and secretion, constitute -
the phenomena of Life. These organs are imbued with
wonderful sympathetic affinities; if any one of then, is int-.
properly affected. they all Leconte irritated and inflamed, the
stomach gets deranged, pains of all kinda.mune on, espe-.
dolly in the head and Hulls, accompanied with a burning:
least, lan of appetite, extreme overrule debility, nausea, mor
bid anxiety, depression of spirits, &nitrites' sleep, and !Wheel
position to make the slightwd.physkal exertion. lithe vital:
Bold be charged with the elemeuts of disease sickinsta mustt
is. k .the consequence. It is then evident ilia a medicine MT
needed that will cleanse and purify.the hfood,inul shah - is
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA. It atedapt diimsflop,,creal4wap-,
petite. strengthens the system, and by removing the cause of
the disease effects n conipleto and pernmetentmon.
The following unsolicited communication. is oils among,
thous - olds that are.from time to-time addressed to testing: l 4
all quarters of the world. to which We invite attentren;
LT eN Co„ Olunott Tem, idarehl4, 1855: ' '
Mews. 4. If. & D. Sands, New York—Gentlemen ;In Abs.
, ring of 1853 I left Indiana with my wife and seven chil
dren for Oregon, andanived safely at Nahnottila lb v' S W it '
River, without arty-difficulty int this place otireidestboy was -
seized with a swelling Boa severe pains In. the:lege. which
slay by day grew worse, until hie legs contractodundlecame
so painful that he could not walk; we bad to carry him in
and about the wagon like an infant; his moaning was
dreadful, keeping us awake nearly till night-, We emb e d-.
Albany on the 3d of October, completely worn out by
physician, Dr. 11111, who
fatigue; by this time be was reduced to a -perfect skeleton.
give loin medicine that would relieve the pain. In this exi
t
gency something krauainial to be donespeedily v oideath,was
l i l l o e n n' est w ly e or ' T r lEssog ei l b l i re Nl o! 'o ul c r u not i cu '' re him, although he maid
inovitablo. -Being MCJlntliffiatkli to Icy your Steraaparilla, i .
procnnel a bottle; Oiler taking some Ms appeared Wunttl; but
persevering with it.l obtained a second bottle, whicheeeined
grapple witb the disease, and caused a marked improve
went; the swelling and pain in the legs Non rednes4,ll B
appetite improved, and his color begun toy-own. ,
couraged, I perches...ll a third bottle, while taking whlekugp
swellings In his legs broke, and mime pieces of hones:ones
eighth - Or g. lon cauw- 011 4. -after Which...W*4*s
strafghtened and healed up. Ile is now perfectly recovered,.
has no appearance of bOng ix . cripple, arid cao.perfarth-ti,4
kinds of common Wear. AR this has been effected, rat =Mt.
can cortify,ity threo, bottles of your valuable Sanwparilla. or:
which,
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101„. Prepared and sold by,A. R. k D. SANDS, DrnMistit,
and amino.. If 4 ridtrea street. Neiv York. Pohl Mae by
A. FAIINESTOCK d CO., FIAIIINti HMV. littaiurgh,,
and by fix Druggists gesanOly. Price $1 per Dottie,
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