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1 0 THOSE WIIO WISII FARMS !! !-'l',
_ have FERTILE LAND at • CHEAP PRICE. and • it
easy terms, your attitntion in oiled to lice Ridgeway Farly
and Coal Company. Twenty-five acre., or more in po:pia
tion. ore given fir $l/0, payable in instalments of $1 ; 'v
week or $4 per month. It in located in Elk county, Pst . mei ,
has one of the beat markets for its produce in the Stmt. ,
The soil is a rich loam, and is not to be surpassed ft.r Ler,
ing, as examination will show.
It is ALL COAL LAND, underlaid by two rli veil •
' ' l.l thy., -
which, on axeutint of its facility to the Inky market tts
• ha, jia, • ,
shortly become of Mina-use value. The Sunbury and }an
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B. It. pea tlirixtly through it, which Is now under . • :
struction from Erie to within a !Mort distance from Ht L•
way. The Allegheny Valley R. R. also passes through ii
..
connecting it with New York and Pittsburgh. The Ting • • r. "'" , : tlaiis .
• it, v elan., .
on it is of the most valuable kind. Title unexceptionabis '
good, and warrantee deeds are given. It presieuts a go ,
-'
"`' i Past-. _
and substantial opptunity to commence farming, provelt,..•
' . -etr.il Hsi..
for one's children, r a moking an Inviwthout sure to lucre.-
in vales. A new era ts uotir opening tO thin regi on o r co n I
try, and It ointiot brit beam., of great value. In a sh, i:
Time Coal laud will Is' treble its presentprice Emit.:
particulars cub be had Duni the pamphlet., win, In arr 0 1.1
to eligutrurs. Letter,: answered promptly.
Apply or address 6.1.31'L W. CATELL, ice,.'r,
130 IValriut st., l'hila
Fall Information is Contained in flu pumphle G. ( let.; ~ e .
O It.tiROTT . _
i/ CCITI
D ROTT ci - CUR'I'IS, Dealers in Real Estat, • .
_LA St. Anthony Falls, Nfinnesota Territory Land ltougc..
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, love- ,
meets male to the beet nlvaistage, and Laud IVarnints ha .1
tad. Also. Agents for the sole of LorEr in the town of s t
CLOUD, 60 mil. from St. Anthony, and head of navigathq
above tile Falls. The survey of the great PIIcIRC fLinirt,e.•
crtae.es the Motalrenripi at Thu point, and the isono•riou a I
vantages it possenues ru a place of business, will :oak:. it t.:: •
of the largest cities in the Northwest.
r-ETlSr.S.`ie. i
Ex-Govern, Ramsey, Minnesota,
Hon. Wtu. 11. Welsh, C 1,,. f Jtistise of NI inuesota
Hon. J. Sleeker. • •
lion. H. NI. Rice, Ihdeende to C. l .4.tross- ••
Rice, Hollunizahend a lie, 'W.er i Attorneys at Law. -
Messrs. Itortip A Oaks, Bank, re
Rev. T. SI. Fu.4...rton, Hegetter of I' S. land Office
itep:.)
I)E QUINC , EI"ti NEW I'OLUIES-and Net balance Jim. 31. InZ.6
Loses on 22 unlit:ie. not
other new Boks, just received by John S. Davison,' • dui , and awaiting proof _pip. to
Market, noes 4th street.
Ass,}: Ts
De Quincey's Memorials. _vets.
ika I and Mortgage Loans on Real
i, Doi , i
Contribute •n, to Literature: Descriptive, Critical, Hum, r - Erstwlt. ......... .. $.1.4-1,416 a.l
i al., -1,,
ous, Illographkal, l'hilos.sphical and Poetical, by Sono: Ban,' Ft,. k Loa. 4r,....r,". oi
t To h/
Gilman. 1). D.
Loan s to towns, c oy, sod ern,: ot-
E. iritiLAT It
Popular Ilistory of the English Bible. Conant. r. ,rint ions
At Home and Abrmul. or Things and Thoughts in Arne, 31orti ag • head., Bunk and other
Pitt fibs;
ca and Europe. y Nlariraret Fuller thisttli. Knot, ledgo eras Ire
Power, a view of f the Prodocuie Forces of Slodern Socteti . Cant, UI hank
i
and the Results of Labor, Capital and Skill. by Churl. , Precut on, Dotes, bea:lng : pet tent.
• I
Knight; numerous engravings. The Heroes. or Greek Fat, , in tors[
c • on, ' I , !
Tiles for My Laiddreri, by Re, C. Kingsley.. ilypotla. I ..• lkilant t. of prennums to the hands
)
mime author.
of. Agents and in transit
13 E .
Edward Clifford. or Siemer:ea 01 Child/n.l c Carb•r's 1. -ax'
J
Juvenile; Motley s I)...tch Republic. In cloth and nht... l A nuEurtt of losses during the year.. $0;,111:, IS:
"' l le: 1:
Wire's Law. of tie Ancient Hebrsts a . A second Joon, t Total amount of lumes paid to dab...L1:6444-6 4'..!
Round the World. by Ida Pfiefer. The Queen's Perna.. IL Total it,notint of dividends geld to
Llgion in Comnion Life, by Carr. Pedlield's Corriparatt,. liat.i , . tak.,434 o 0
nt East ~f
Flayaimpicinty.
The directors have declurett it:dividend id credit of 4,1.: r
3:Hes Beecher's Sew }looks, Physiology and Culls to Es- root. on premiums paid upon LIFE Policoa Mirth,: the year.
1,...• cp..
ElTEltina, and Letters to the Pt.ple en Health: al., her Ise tool lb in r relit. upon the premiums ou short term Pointe.
t I. iit nr.l,
recede Economy and Receipt 19. k : the Great Book for Rays, Jauciat y 31, 1806. GUY R. PHELPS, Serretary.
The Wonders of Scion. e: or Young Humphrey Davy (The A A. CARRIER & 1111.0... Agents.
on ; .1 I. El
Coruna. Apothecary Boy , who taught hinself Natural Ph,. ap20,41 .1 corner Fourth and Smithfield ntit
-
a i Trast a Ko
losophy, and eventually became President of the Royal :se
shringunait
ciety,) the life of a wonderful Boy, written for Boys; illus. ,• RR . R-." T sus 11/CAE'S.
1.,11T,E11y. I.
Crated, only 70 rent. Abbot' s Latnmin g t o Thi t a, an d I,earn. - LIRE, EOF CLII.Ii.GE!!-TIVO SI'LENDI l 1
co St Inv
log o Talk. Dickered Little. Folks, for Children, 6 vols.. A: . I: ILI_ 1.1.011 ENtiltA VINGS, entitled " Bolton A htte•y in
IA
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der,
.Tunes," at splendid steel engraving, fr m the tel.,
11. 11. fintl:
HALF-lIOSE-glee unbleached and 1`,t,u,1
, smug by Lnds,r; and the - Dearture of IL,
t Agent, Pld
mixed cotton, of bust English and German make; ale... laaelitts. from Egypt," a large and beautiful engraving front
II .1 Lnim 1
silk, merino and merino feet, now on band at n paintit.g by D. Roberts. The retail price of the above en.
ntendent. AI
L. IfIRSHFELD A SON'S, graving, us $3 per copy, but will be eent frt.: , of chary', ~
L ItAl I.
nP3O No. 70 Wood street. foilows:
i" -- ll.LCl . ,6'ES___f . i 0 - 1 ba , for sale b y ---•- ! Ti, et ileszibers havo ottablishell a BOOK AGENCY in
I Phililetphia. and will furnish any look or publication at •
1._,/ ap29
B. A. FA GNEST')CK A C -0 ' i the retail price, free of postage. Any itemise, by forwarding
A COMPLETE LIST OF XIONTIVI , Y 'Ha t'ea't °u,-",,,-"" Zi ti ,, ° y °. ,, l ,l -k jan j am r' ' n a, Y li ' r u l f tiban'fs3a, ;:ciank'X''lLesnlits''''s such
TI/k
101 l and
_,(I_ 3 IAGAZIN'ES, for May, 1856,
wt., dc., will receive the magazines for One year, and A oil
./
Marper's new monthly Magazine.
of either of the above beauttf el tmgrat toga, Ire:: of :Liar, NEw sili IN I ; (jo t ,i,..;__ . N„ . 74 Ni ar k ~, TA, PASSENGEtt TIt.tINS RUN DAILY on iin ta; c 1
l'utzuun's Monthly
s ITiigllE n In Iit'BUQL'E Co 01110 r,
, i i r if nine Eribing to as 2 and asl Alagazine, nut It its Poe, 1
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~,,
Knickerbocker ,or New York monthly Slahaaint son a anal Lhallen's Lathes' Christian A nnuill, thy wall I: -'- t t litogli, I'm. TIEE ,lEEE/E ribern bate Just ro
rtarD
Household Words-couducted I.y Charted De:.kens
CIIICAtio To cA I ilo,
Gotley's Lady's Itok-oilored plate, . 'aye troth magazines, and a copy Id : itliEd. Ed Olin above lO
.: ':, "d
'fld
ar"
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"b" '''''' In"'
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, t , ,. nO Whi. fr that wish to ,all the parts nho litrtai, i,
Tit is R oa d, i n ,„tinedi,,u with TiEuEr, E.( the Old, Rh
gra:tin/al
Graham's American monthly Magazine.
Eve onscription of Engraving on W,,,,i ex t•Cut.l-.1 wit I I t h . ' ' ''''....''' ' .'" -I Ili . ' Pal'la g a''lany H - fialli , a::: Nitsso,:opp t II R. :old Clues.: and tialona II:tilos:Al, I.: al'
Peterson's Lady's Nationat Alagaz,ne.
..., Is ta. that we M 0.,. Lett, i.,,, tt ~,, , o il er ae h.,itdstat• the most direct and tinly taintitoletts 11. It. aeon ii.di
nearrunil and thaspatch. t'iewn t.f liiiilEldripr, Newspapei , 1,,, ~, .
~ ,
.../ // ISA the present.
CIIICAGo Co Ss. ittit IS,
Balton's Dollar month lye ag 44111 e
I Hato-IMP'. ' o'on of l'inchißerY• Wok /11. '" r. " . . 5 • L'"lg' '" ;rit ' i..l: r itit,'ss o ool . ilis DE P.& ETNI EN 'f contains all tli.• 11 , ,
Reaper's Story Book.
. Certaticatt a Butane. Girds, tkr. All ortlern newt by Mal.
CHICAtio ty LAIIIO,
'The Niuseurn.
boil Ivies s a id Iwo inks of the ,esson-
CHIC:kr:O to I i Clit:QC E
I promptly attended to. Persons wishing Ties', Ed their I -
The Schoolfellow for Ra w l sod cirri,.
tugs engenved. can tend a daguerreotype or sketch of th. Extra rich Bloc h told Colored Mt:lran [trine Silks;
Tritium lea, Chicago a, follow. :
Fr ask Leslie's New York Journal.
" " Jasia•r, (Loma and Striped
W A. M. arid lo: 211 I'. 1.-rar. LOUIS 001: CE,IILEE ESTI:-
' building by mail or express.
" - Plant, Striped and Plaid Black "
Passengers for St. Louis by thin train t. ike the can el III:
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion
Persons at a distance haring wdeable articles would find it
Yankee Nctions: hi.ll of (made illustrations. to their ii 'vantage to address the subscribers, as we would " To oted Silk Flounced Robes:
Ohio nod SDKs. It. R. at Sandorul, and are .'arried din i t I :
a a Challl
SI. Lout,
Blackwood! Edinburgh Magazine for April
'act art NO atm for the sale of the same.
Cl:lambent Journal (London Edition) for Agri.:
BYRA.II A PIERCE, - " liarege " "
9,35 A.,31. and 4:10 IL M.- I)Pflrore AND lial_CNA EXI,ErST.
JUT received and Inc mlo by
apt ftiltwly fin South Third street, Philadelphia " "
connecting at lionheth (opposite Dubuque) w ith a Dolt
W. A GILDENFENNEY it o.o_,
A 1,., , Ttlitalea, itlifegO,l, Challsis, Lawns, :kr,
Line Of Stearn Packets for St. Paul and the Upper \lents.
Fifth street, opposite the Tl 9 - ; BUSINESS ! BUSINESS!! SILAII LS AND NIANTLES
, snip' river cities.
owl : Masi and Mantle R o a n h supplied with all the pew' ' Trains leave Cali, for Chicago and Dubuque at 7:3u A. NI.
311 IL PItOI'ERT I' FiYlt SALE-Situate cm 11,i; se
..ty lea of Crape, Cashmere, Stella, Silk, Brtndla . 11 0.mi/tam, i t ad 7:ts) IL 31.
wickley, 14 Mat house of 3 stories, 3 run of .anon, smut nia•
chine, and all other gearing unit fixtures complete. A let, it i Man td la, Lace, Ac., Ac.
Passengers from the Fast and places tar the Olin. river,
NEEDLE Wlllf K.
14.1”.. Illill..iguod frame Louses, :a) acres of land. Price {.:n i tro
I doulued fur st. Louis, will save 100 miles of tedious and tot
, tier itock of Collara, Fltiunongs, sleeves, dic., la not so, certain fiver naviguthm from Cairo to St. Louis, and arr.,.
A STEASI JAR' 31ILL, situate t tn th e ohm ric e r. i i , ai s t
Mary's, to mil. below Wheeling. l'rit e $l,OOO.
1'" .479 '1 ., b3 a 7ot Y s " l lL' s9 h te n t . l %- tni t en ' t. l lt.ttl'33llt'ilul•tthNUl'N't/ AND lit /USE :!! , 1 ,. .. , :e: , I c i , , , s i u r rn o. In advance tit! the river node, by taking the
TANNERY FOR SALE. situate at Skundsville, I a.. sal,
Nate, shops, de, till in god order, large awaiting lions, .: H:IiNISIILNU DOODS.
Tiekets to St. Louts, Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all int.
DOMESTICS.
arr. a ground, dltc. Price $4.000.
portant places by this mute, ran be ball at the office of flit
ap2L S. CUTHBERT A SON, 51 Market nt. Pnut n, 0 iriglounti, C inala, 3lus hue, Tickings, Ken tuck y•ii. e c I'. and C. .t 1.. Railroad. 11l l'ithrbuigli, imil 31 eh ng ,ii
Caus. Cssinetta, Cassimeres, Cotton Linen and Pent 9 111thr ".
lt. B. MASON,
Imo. B. h WMS, late of Humphreys. Hoffman a Koons, Ph di. A., Alen, . , , . • tentrul Railroad iu Chicain..
tiros esi, 'Joinery, Itiblone, atm es•ery other artiele J e t
superiuten't
D. IS , XRSTIICIE Late of Pittsburgh. usually kept in a first-clans Dry Goods House, to which we
- -- - --
• Itio'ollS & lIERSTIAE, -ollelt n call and eoannuation 'before purchasing elnewhere. I G
, ~,, ~,, confidant w e nave never bewn able to exhibit such l EO. lIINGIIAM ii l!().--.I'RANSPOICI'A
;, , d.,iri,bli• sit,ek.
i IE I I - JOUR FACT4i, , RS, „,,„ Ir El }: I.lltOl'llEltS, 'PION LINE-Vii PENNA. t'ANAL •;.,!;,,..aertnin
r, ~,, , 'Q v oti n g , $t,,,,,0 n ,g L A ,„ , t and ItAILItOAD.- The auks, rater., are pr.----:-.-
AND
tillimtaa. 74 )I,k et street, pitt.b urg n , p a. pared to slop FORTY TONNS,,,,O7l,tkoD,b,L,'Etili„..l,lti.,,itotol%tL.,okta.
.Mphia. Baltiniore, or
1111,y Will pay particular attention to Way Freights I N in
\ (I enera I Produce Commission Mei .;hants, HOTELS. Pittsburgh and Johnstown. Having a DAILY Mist; tit'
FIRST CL.ISS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOAI',S, we lit pc
A i . '47 Art/et/. IVlLarees and OS -Vert)/ Wafer 3 'ir-n,
---_ __
I, lEr• able to render entire satisfaction.
!
tnlow Rare street,
MANSION 110 USE, GEORGE AURENTZ,
GEO. BINGICANI A p,,,
PIIILADE I'IIIA.
I'S.OPlttloult, No. 344 Liberty street, Just beside the ,il,ll,::att Canal . Baetill. IrilErd I, ,
/LEPER TO
•oot of the Pentos I vania Railroad which makes
Bagaley.vXtsslw lard & Co. Phil Brian, Kennedy a C.o. Pitts . ), , P ' s ',"'"'''' 1). • , •
I t the 1/11E I, llVl . llltOt bonne mu the City I, piniendisp/ns art I-
I rian ell .lint till it 14,. T L N iltnartli A Cu. K l A E n ß E. ,: i s r. ,, L it th .,,,,i sra s n .i t )o o ,R ia ,T ii! , T ,l f O oi N LINE. --
ring by that road.
9,',..i A olive, " Bell A Liggett, "
,
titter, I rice a Co. -:dA W. Itea, " T i,,, 1 ~,,1 , r , ,,,,,, r b A , j ug, ~.,. ~..„,„,,i,/,..r . ,,t , i , , g ,,,, n ,,,, , 011,1 up, transporting Freights to and from the East
Caleb C qt. ic Ct. " liagaley,Cosgrav e A i ... - ~, can Dent style, the NIANsIoN IioUSE, would tests., !-
tally ei• hat a share id public patronage. There in attached
.11''.Dw.itti;n:riSrhIrCt.e'C':ncliin'a.II. F ‘C 'oe " t i l t itt A k ex te a si re W Alio N Y A RD. ail,. rt l• DAILY LINE, which gives us a calamity of over Irtnio tn.-
rire'.'rt(t.as.'"edk*t•Zir' in l t..t . aru ) l ‘ l " i: ' t ' titt -"" . ' . l t ' as ud sit h' int ', . ' . ' t ' t77 . l/ s t..i . l ' l ' l s .P.
5 ;
i lt l!' otild ' s t Cinciu,ati.
n to Eft/Tele/Ili and teamster, IL. I"' month one ) . any.
A. A. Pollock a Co. - 3lorrow A Gettler, •• iiinsgit..l.til4l,,,l.S,',l!,Anli.LEwha,u,l,
Larder arid Bar will be furnished Wllll an/ bent the market We assure our friend., and those (lit:posed to pat rotni.e tie
Tweed •t sibley, " JB. Chenoweth k Co. '•
1,1,1 s . State improvements, there will be nothing spai ed on :nu
can Cron'.
Aud I'lttsbuigh and Philadelphia Merchants genet ally .
' part to render genial satisfaction io lorMarnint,
L abor,
jai anisinc6m
CL.:I.IR lIOTEL, corner Penn and St.
WA 'NT ED-Six good Girls, to dogenera l cis, mrs..ts, Pittsbuigh, Pa.-The
S T. undersigned. forme! • BIER & NIITCIIELI„
. and Western Freights with prtimptitiele Eirril deE/pritEli
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa.
hout.itwosit. Two or three go CoLks lion t ity and ly of •' Brown's Hotel," havuie taken this large and t onin,- R ug/ I , Y
t:outitry. A Boy of 17 to learn a trade; nine[ no well r,,,,,, diont HOTEL, and having i'efitted it in IllagrilliCent nu I•• T"'
Bendel. Also, places for four or fir,/ llildir to do chamber or would respectfully ruitite he friends and the traveling pubic,
diumgroom work. Your lions in 81.01 . e/1 Or t.O run errand., to give him a Call. Assured, with the ConTullletiC4/ of the ~ 1 , ~, ' I .• . •• • . .-
.. ,, , ,,,R. T 0n L ,R 0 ,,,,, Ni 1 1 ,,rE E ., - Xl b ) , E y l ; ! ,,,i 'llE on l k /
5 1 . 30 0 0 . E ., . „,.._ tt ,. .:
eat ,'„nio. 'int. 'wove win no doubt lie ill, popul .. ~Endo
and five or on Is,/ at auy kind uf employment. house and his long experience In tine lEtritiliNitir, AC,. , 0 Kll, b oo ~,
and ,
a is tiestined ton large sale.
Apply at LOWRIE'S Ns .. IntelligetiCo Office, entire satisfaction, and his charges moderate .
Pluribustah, ii sung that's by no nutter-tt deed w i ,l i
feb2u No 14 Fifth street felge4 IVII. C CONNELLY.
PRUSSIAN BLUE-15 cases for sale by
GOOl/ INTENT - LIOUSE, corner of Liter- .iii..i ii.e. , ,,,..1 1,,
B. A. FAIINESTOCK At (Xi. ty and t /rant streets, gear the ItHilrotlEl Decor. .
s in.... -- POrPetrated by Q. E. eannscli, 1
ioesticks, P It
app corner First and Wood at soot. janl3 ly JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor
11r1 LED PEA CIIES.--200 bush. Bright , "'"'"'""""`
flalves Poaches, In store and for sale by
FORSYTH a SCAITT,
75 Water lame?
MAGAZINES: .MAGAZAN.IIBI".
Frank Leslie's Fashion Rook for May.
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal•
Gods, 'el Ladies' Book " ••
Graham's Magazine
Peterson's Magazine
Halloo's Magazine
Household Words " "
Harpies Magazin, " "
Putnam',, Magazine. "
Knickerbocker
Yankee Notions •• •
Bbsckwood's 311uotzioe for April.
London News and Punch for April 10
For sale by ,
MINER & (IL
my 3
Ns, 3.2 Ftret t. ,
PENING this day, u. large assortment
X./ Watches. Gold Levers from $2- to . 21 ?"
Silver Levers from $l2 $l5O.
Oliver Cylinders from $3 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keeper.,
Prixisham's Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. us sklo, Cases, $175.
Chains, Seals, Keys, sbc.
Watches repaired In the ' , est manner by
toys W• W. WI Lii4./N, e,rner of narhet & 411, ate.
ST-NT)T[rte—
100 boxes Mould soil Dipped Candles
do Star du
100 Soap.
31.0 kegs assorted Nads.
100 do,. Corn Brooms, •
leiet. No. 1 and Batting.
71, doz. Bed Cords.
du Rockets.
10 do Tutor. in store and for eats by
oxys JOHN MOGRII FA D.
FRESH PINE APPLES.-3cases, first ."1
Jost nosiest per Express, and tor sale by
ap7l3 IiFY3IER A ANDERSON, No. 30 Wood st.
DI.I.A.IVEKS."\Vehave now on hand a full
assortment of Linen, Muslin, Lialo Thread, Game, me
rino, Silk and Chum liras are of all sizes at
L. HIRSH F,ELD &
ap24 Nu 70 Wood street
Clllll (Tvarious patterns,
:I NI:1" TOPS-300,
for sale by (apt - M . l HENRY 11. C i i_,LLINS
- - -
TO LET—A large and eqmraudieus Wan ,
bou,o, eitnatmd in une of tho best busiaes..qu,,,,, uu
Wvud atr , ct Euquiri ul JOHN RAPE, JR.,
64)21 Corner of Sixth and Wood eta
-
QTEARIN CANDLES-50 boxes just reed
and for sale by (ap26 ) SPRINGER GARBAUGH.
LARD -57 bbl... to arrive and fur sale by
np26
.SP RI NUER lIA RBA UGH
- -•
FINE TABLE SALT FOR FAMILY USE
30Ubagt .1 wit rocefrod nod for safe by
apt RRYNER @ ANDERSON.
BEDFOE:ll MINERAL I_l7o half
bbis, Jest received fresh from the Aprings, and fur
sale bv truy6l JOHN MOORHEAD.
NEW PAPER HANGINGS, - -
poquet, Plain end Tapestry Patterna of brilliant colors.
of Preach manufacture, mitt) a great variety of American
Wall Paper and Borden , . For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL & CO.
87 Wood earoct
ATER PIPES— Stone WaterTipe?7li;
sale by fap2g] HSNRY H. HOLLINS.
T AWN GRASS:-2.0 bush. of the finest
1..4 English Mixed, for yards and pleasure gronuds, just
.reoalsed and for sale at the Seed and,geloteltst , ral Burs, No.
et 'pm .iron[. aprl9 JA WES WARDRCP.
lIIR=EN
-••• ro_.
: 01 1$ . ?, t r
4 4 4. ,1
• .
• it s
".a.tr.;
•
'
MTSCELLA.NEOUS
'r" Ha'ating ALLEN
d Ventil ati ng Warelsottae:
1.011101 X% GAS
& SI'EAAI
IVERS24f4 PI T TSBUR G I .
*" 4411 . CU% trii most approved
A tefor aCtOr es, Public buil ings, hotels, private dwell
' )loose, &s. te.
ings, green )Fn- - "
ellasows yLiatti .i. LI It and VENTILATING FURNACE
of fottLIST-ii m
• • AIGME I I 0 STOVE, for smaller build
ings ore; Toornsz
STEAMAP4 I'M Inv warming buildings of
for eve
OUT d4Bari.../9R, dry n g, 1, ,
hatatietylitpatenat w it u f - 4, tanneries, Xi .
Dirt:lNG tit° hotels, paid. to
ititutioni or dlrenin,k_''''
WARM WATER PP,,:„Vr itlOrr..n houses or
Inge. public or Orirote• •t ; ;
LOW PRESSURE 1 0 31 . ._, 431 °°*'' ,l 4 e " r el v '"' P n t''
above purposits,'-WFMY "tea , et le;:"
inch presentee:
OAS FirCIRES,RL/. tow aa traCted for
A PABATTS foi n....1b.!, •
public bmlillnfy dc.
RUSSEL'S
.BIRDE OAS
R'S
con - „,i t i n g the sn pply and
improving thl f;r 1 ( 0,:„ d „ r ,„ :.„1 other tools for
SCREWING
Steam and
cidd• wrimght sod lobular iron. a varie-
IRO,N f xyles.
V of
1.4 Os e a'l T N marine/Ace Iron mantles and mirror
PENIIIIIIN MA
warble noind'a• gs AND FENDEItS, of home and east.
ENAMELED
ern In " ° + r tib un i .; ENTlLATlNG REGISTIIRS, enamel e d.
ItOT A/ 11 .. „, - : ate d or brenzed.
jsPann''' PUBS CONDUCTOR PIPE AND TIN ROOF.
rEAKLIM
l A O% II AND IRON FITTINGS' of every description for G.
iltr st . earo . 'Valves, cocks, tees, elbows, Ac., in every
varlet) ,
giusS AND IRON FITTINGS, or Plumbing.
BATH TUBS, WASH BASINS, WATER CLOSETS, LEAD
pfP/S and every variety of the best description of Pinta),
et, =aerials.
pogGEen AND&s. LIFT PUMPS, galvanized wrought iron pipe.
far ws,
MARBLEIZED IRON WASHSTAND TOPS AND BASINS.
GALVANIZED IRON SINES AND BASINS.
OAS FITTING and materials in great variety.
OFIA-NDELIERS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, Ar., many en
tirely new pattern+ and styles. atr46:l and
pin ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY—
PITTSBURGH, ROCHESTER AND NEW BRIGHTON
EXPRESS.—For the especial accommodation of . the large
population along the hue of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road, between Pittsburgh and New Brighton, win.w intimate
business and social relations require such Agency,
TIIE
ADAMS EXPRESS CI tFIPANY have made mai, arrange.
meat with the Itmlnital as to enable them to put it trusty
Measenger on the Arumittnoilatirm Train, who will lake
charge of all property and business properly entrusted to
him. He will leave New Brighton by the Morning Train,
remain In Pittsburgh and Allegheny City during the day to
attend to such rommissions as may be entrusted to hint, and
return by the Evening Train, with his Goods and Comma,
Mons executxxi. All goods, to., will be delivered or called for
In the two cities, within reasonable distance, without ex,ri,
charge: but to inure cinch delivery, the direction packa
ges, especially for private houses, should be explicit.
At Way Stations, till matter will be leR with the Station
Agent of the Railroad Company, when the proper party is I
not at the Station on the arrival of the Train, to receive his
goods.
The charges for carrying packages, dc., and for services
rendered by the Messenger, are intended to be within rea
sonable Inuits. When the nature of the business in ouch
an
to admit of it, special agreements will be made.
HENRY R. IRVIN tae Men appointed Messenger, and
will commence his duties on Monday, Decetnber '24, 18.15.
OFFICES AND AUENTS.
Pittsburgh -4A Fourth street.
Allegheny City—Telegraph Office.
Haysville--Captain Hay.
Sewickley Station—Mr. McLaughlin.
Rochester—Mr. IVloite.
Beaver—Dr. Chandler.
New Brighton—Mr. Hoops.
Omcz Ana to ExPanss Co.
Pittsburgh, Dec. loth. 1855.
Tr
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INV • NTlbNiiiiD
Pirrsanagn; Aprll - 12,185g.'
M. F. lisrox, Eau.:
Umr Sc,—having used 6.24iare "Patent Oil Globe- vn
r.iiiinst all the steam tankineerrairritihed the last year, and
iu
h i n they appear to have given entire satisfaction to
out , u.tnerg oe have no hesitation recommending them
MK 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 know
Very re..p.,[ftli
Y. S W. FA Ith:lt A .
k:n lone Ituildcre,
that I 'II Clip pitteutauf by Mr. Trott, has
u, u-• our ruad for too "was past_ We Mid it to be
an and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
a, ,ugh. G EG. W. GRIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central HR.
November _'4th, 18.54.
To M. V. Paton, Eao.:
Thh , certifies that we have had in use the patent Oil Globe,s
or Cups, sold by Moses F. Eaton. E,q., of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever used. ALFRED THOMAS,
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
_Columbus, Ohio, November 1855.
[ From' the New Yuri: Scieutlfie Atnerklm.)
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention is intended fur use where it in desired to im•
part a fine. smooth, and glossy surface to the wo,sl: hut 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, as in common planes;
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the face of the
plm; ix front of the chisel, which month piece serves aathe
rest hor the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
liut the mouth piece is so close to the edge of the .hit as /o
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood in
the least degree. Indeed, we have seen the implement ap
plied to the planing of wood against the grain, and trans
versely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. Su
perfect is the operation of this instrument, that it may- be ap
plied to the planing of veneers--with entire success—a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common plant..
The peculiar arrangement of the Mullin 0m . % bit, and
wedge, agents a complete and firm bearing for th e !sit
throughout its whole length, and dive/Is.} under all rir.
emu stances, with the use of a pap or double Mt.
This is a very simple and effective improvement., destined,
we hare uo doubt, to find its way Into every carpenter's shop
In the land. No tool chest is complete without it. The in.
ventor Is War. C. Hopper, of Pittsburuh.. Ps.-. and hls patent
bears date January Id, 18L
.1114M.W.S F. HAMS. So. IM First street, Agent for
the patentee.
CLOTHING
ACARD-I request the attention of iny
erientle mid the public to my sho.k of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which 1 think contains a larger variety of rich styles iba
any arbor form +r purchase. I have taken sp,ial Loins i
obtain all the shades of
FANCY CLOTHS
renernlly ileniretl. viz Ihthlia, Mulberry : Bronze
Brown and olive. with vat:until hunt of Green u u
Blue. I have observed the same nitre in tittle,tlng my
FANCY CASSIMERES,
h rintirwrie a chair assortment if light olorio xnitaLh
for evening drafts in the auninier lienawin. with a numbor
Black Elastic Figured Gods: also, intended Ibr the lio
weather. My mock of V PISTINiIIt in as large an ran Is
found elsow her,', cutup - tantg even variety of Silk Patti
rn
plant and tiguresi Grenadine+ awl Mai - will,.
My assortment of Hoyt,' Clothing has loan inare.asisl
I anl l'n't.n , l to El all orilarr in this 'rate h m ith
wt.faromi In myurli and hio• • than hitherto I
.all total attention to a onto), r ..1 pre:)) 41 I,
ailiititod loch, 1 think,
ion fail to plow,. liraattan. A rgrntio Lidr.a. Al. I r
noon') Mormon, Franen Nankinnintia. In I taliat.
with nionasins st 3 Ira of Warstad an! LI, I, (j• /.
Cut her no, nor ls.fr clothing.
uh_bamddw &AA 111. I \ N.• W.—! -r
NElv cLuTilisc; sToRE.
t.opinnalY t) Ths .11‘.r.r • 10. /1111 . 11,1.1 • - l.
,11 u.nl.aw rstatilothment ala ha la, /slaw, son lour:
chino a.sortruent all artnlia of ut. , qui
equal to any in Ow c/ty. itnkl Will na-.1:
tho most rennotiahlr peke.,. Thr 'alit I. a, tainonto‘i
Lim a Lall. tomtit:ly
ANNUAL STATEMENT the
scut Mutual Lit« 111•Mr2k t• I.•tupan, •Ir the
a...
in:.:/at January. lian
lialaure per NtAlerneut 31st .lahual t , I
Alumni received for premiums anal
du ing ti.. ~.;,r
Itnercat
Total roovipto for C.e r-ar
pool anJatlas, oarchonl exam.
Inationa, nth ortiglng. 1111:1,
ematlonery, rout..
',outgo, d 0 ... .418049 e.
,ommiton:on to
.......
" boom" OLi 113
(IU9 ibex,
laduchug
La., unpaid of
1.1 'war
EZMISI
Iniidends during thi. year
eurri.nder—il
Yrrunutu NirGe, .0 Cuncrl..l
. .{4
10,000 flacon Hams.
15,000 Shoulders.
19.000 " Sides, In pion, and for sale by
FORSYTH & ,;( - ,R)TT,
:0 3 1
75 Water street
POTATOES--150 bus. White and Blue Ne
-1 shannocks fur sale by
myl HENRY EL COLLINS.
100 BUTTER.-3 bbls. fine freshfor sale
AA, by my I HENRY IL COLLINS.
A A. MASON & Co., will open this morn
• ing 2500 of I3enum de Lames at IDA. Also, 41A0
yard:, of Masan de Lames at 121,,:,e.. worth 25c. myl
oIiALLIES-- .1 A MASON & CO., are
now nre.viri c ...or Fir .....•.9 of rich Challies at 5 and
10 cents: per yard :1 : r prices. myl
AA. IvlAbUts; 6: CO. are now opening
• some GOO caeca of New Co:ols, Just purchased at a
great reduction in prices, and much less than the cent of im
portation, and will be mold correspondingly low. myl
S EED POTATOS.--50 bushels ofthe (*le-b 1 Purple Chili, one of the moat reliable and valua
ble Potates known, at 47 Fifth street.
arAhm JAMIIS WAILDROP
MIMI
A3 ~
~~:~~
naris,l ..r nil 11,/ ; 1 7. th 4:. “NE kit
. 11 ,1* . n.1 ..r ,„ ~„,.
I t.t• I at the rat , .4 •rx io
iwr 16.. 11,t Mtn r.
('hall,, it) Ruh-. aryl h°,••:• ,
turtrim,,l , 01A, ~ti !it ;if i , art:,
P - f-taden!--4)Et 'Kt.
rill
.I.,ht, If Sls , ..tat,,Kor.
liarl•+
lsr , lttlll \lurl hr,
Ina, NI. l'ent, , ,l‘..
IVilhaul J. Aud,lym.
$ - 411 .....,.,
144.,:._ 4__
Elli=l
BANKERS AND BR()KERS.
t•sT IN Dm 01 H. :mil Bill Bri.ker
awl I
t , u ~ :i a
1:.• ha,. , al: I %al , C.
T
lIOLNIES Banker. a. 11.1
snap, l 4 :B ' . 71 %LT:: I Zt . t j ll r n: ' H u rt . N 4llll ' l ' ,.. br t: 4 r t iL lr, r• A L i . ' •
rn art.! Wortt.un Cattut ~ .nntuntly
C.. l leut.i.unt mule In all the rit , tr ltritutztton: thr
rttvetve.l iu par I no.in t.l • utrrnt ja
t N.laritt.t rt. C. bt•tirtnu t Thin! and F. mrth .tn.
ET=
(:., E. ARNOLD S CO., Bankers and Ex
,ltatn.te I,ttlent It. Ex, Inut 4 ;e. Cton. Bank
Stotht an 4 Mime bruft, ti.us earvluli
tench-,l t, uud procetal.• , ntattal G. any part. “f the 1:1111.1.1.
xt,rks nought and 5,14 r.
4*-.% .1. 74 EnArth ntr,el.l.lext .1 an
totugh
01IN WOODS, Banker and Exchange
Ith.k or, Drab! ES'!uu,,;r. Gonmern,al no.I hank
Notr, k bought and nold ,orunuoshor Colho
carolully attotol.,l 1.. 1111,1-1,4 path t.
Ihlhou
Aar- kk!., Fourth StrOl . t. nearly opposite tho NI. NI
'tank
r i n .llO3.lAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Doulur m Note.. 'tondo, .'„ , kockn, heal Entath, Sc, No
Fourth Itrto.t. I'M...burgh, Yu Jan;)
A -
GARDEN Lol' FOR SALE— GMBHling
CliartaNtri.ts C 'o r r e e e s t; ' , ' in ' Yt. ' d l , l i e n ' s t ou l" t u ,:s i v . u s s it t u li7. t . e .l l, .. i i r ti t il i e " ,. l' e n
4 ,, - a::':,'
..it,), and near Broadhead's Fording. The Land is s,.
rENNET ALE.—W. D. ENGLISH, Sole adapted to Gardening mrposes. . It le , :dping t 1..
.iouth; has a corufortal l ,le Frame lure 30 feet 1..3 . It.. cue
~_ Bottler of SMITH'S celebrated Kennett Ale tool and a half stone- high; a good spring of water at the do , ,
Brown Stout. Also, Common Ale ~,,,j Porter , ,u gunrt ami m ❑ at a variety ot choice Fruit Trees just commencing to
pint bottles .
The attention of families, and the trade, In respectfully 'wr. Price Stlia.). For further particulars, apply to
solicited.ited.
BLAK LY & RICHEY, Real Estate Brokers.
salt-5 f , ...1,27 I.
Corner Seventh and Smithfield ~...
MINERAL WATER AND SARSAPA
IIILLA.—WM. D. ENGLISH. Pitt street, below Penn,
_,1.: Seeds, of the 111 at approved and reliable , arieto,
-FRESH SEEDS—Garden, Field and Flow,:
1/I now manufacturing and ta,ttling the above beveragtei on
au extenhi re iamb.. Ilia articles are of the beet quality, and IWmilutlll:4.l,eyfrail
street, of
,f tt th i e .i .7 ) ed and .A ~.,kt.,;;llTylAtuliralini,a,stet
uanufa4 tared from the purest materials. a - W:ly
QODA ASI.I of a uod and uniform quality
g
'HOSIERY AND GLOVES — .Ariother very k-) , nanulb.ccurod by the Pennsylvania Salt Slanufacturing
Company at Tarentum; en hand and to; sale by
brrge amortment of Summer Hosiery, Gloves and
Mitts of every del..cription,j.t received by FLEMINid BROS
my 19 A. A. SEASON Jr CO.
TUNE MAGAZINES—Just received and
ty fur sale 1...) H. MINER S CO., No. 3:2. Smithfield street:
Harper's Magazine for June;
God ey's Lady's Book for June ;
Peterson's Magazine for June;
Art Journal for May.
All the NEW BOOKS published are for sale by
B. MINER .Ir. CO.,
myl9 No. 32 Smithfield street.
EMERY -75 kegs for sale by
myth B. A. r ti 400.
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NSURANCF
ARMERS' AND IEt.'II.INICS" LIFE,
F
FiltE .M INSURANcK .'n..IIPANY olv
I'IIILAUSLPIII 1.
Co vitld 0,000
ANI , Wilt 4 , 4 u,..1) knve,qed . $4.0(4000
Th. Cutup.) otters Fl , e J.,. u. hap, Goods,
Fannin , . .tr. Marine Insurn , •. • ,•,1 Cargo an d
Freight. Inland Inkuranry ut. lbters, Lakes,
Canal.:, Itadroada and Laud Carriage guen;lly. Also. Insu
rance open Licea, upon the most Incurable term.
DIRECTORS.
lion. Thomas B. Flortmre, James E. Nen
11,
(h.orgs LI. Armstrong, Charles Dingee,
Hsi. I'. Mitileum, li. lishobuld,
Geori,n, Ile Fred. C. lirewqsr,
Thomas landerfiehl, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS ii. YLUItKSCF., Pre.itlent
F.DRATID it. lIILMBOLD, Secretary.
PITTNBVIICIH REPEEtENCES.
Hon. T. M. Mare, lion. J. It. M'Clintock,
Ilon. P. C. Shannon, Col. S. W.
lion. J. It. Uuth r ie, A. 11. NI 'Cad mon t, Paq.,
Thomas J. Keeraur, Wrlson
Col. J. Heron Punter, Urn. J. K. Mourlread,
It. M. Riddle.
The character of the above Company Is of the first churn,
and combltten the rare and unusual privileges of Fire, Marine
and Lite insurance.
()endow.) of elevated standing are nagociated in its man
a,grement, and interested as Stealidlders.
TIIOIIAtt .1. II UNTFR, Agent,
ir27 Nu. ho Water straet.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURA.NCE
1:11PAN Y, OF I'IIII AIrE 1,1.1 II A.
Druerons--Charles W. Bancker, Thomas Hart. TObl.ni
Wagner, Samuel (leant, Jacob R. Smith, Geo. W. Richards,
Mordecai D. Leen., Adolphi E. Rorie, David S. 111,wue, Mor
ria_rattersm. Cone. N. ISANitiara, Pre...l,leLt.
on
Art. 0. it no, SeCriqktry.
Continue to Milk i• Witt riper, poryart rail or limited, on every
description of property, in Taws and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with occur ity.
The Company Nave re /pried a large C,untiagent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to the misured.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Ansembly, were as follows,iz
Mortgage $914.1'.D5 tit
Real Estate 04,377 71
Temporary Leone h.3,ims 17
Stock. GI Nor GO
Cash, Jig 8.1,340 81
Total' $1,.212,705 di
Since their incorporation. ale-t o o I twanty-one yearn,
they have paid upward of tare Million Four Hundred 'll,-
eland Dollare, lown,. l y fir, litho - ding croiroce th o
tolvantwecter of luourwo..., as well an t h e ability and dim, mitten
to navel with to - omploceo. oil loilttlittos.
.1. etAKIW.EI-1 CoFFIN, AR ,l tte
ap24 Office., tiorth.t.ari e, r. Wood mid Thtrtl
PEN. SYLVANIA INSURANCE COM-
I'A V. OF pirrsiscwill, turner of Fourth and
ACTIItiRIZF.I) CAPITAL, V;00,000
111$11, MllllllllO and ether uir,ty agatuat lom or
dani
agn'by Fire. and the penis •A tbr tit. and I Wand NaVizral,ll
4/.11.1 TratlMpOrtntli
DIRE T 011.5.
Win. F JutinsLiti, I:.nly . Patterstm,
W. M'Cliiit,K . k,
IiNI. Long. hntitintly T. Frantic',
A. J. .10n..,. I. Grit, z.r.ttil,
itrorge IL W loin,
Jut,li l'iiininr, A. A. Carrior,
Janine t. Nn t .tlny, W. :.,. Haven,
Wadu I illtliptOlo , 11. E. Pork,
li. R. C,.;:i.titliatll.
11. m. \% NI. I. JuIINSTON, Pr,.3.1.•nt
I:UDY I'ArTER.S.S. e
A. A. CARRIER, Secnrtary and TrFitgur, r
F. I—ARMEN, A.ARIAIRIII :4‹.cr.-tni•V
UNITED STATES LIFE INS!,
ILANCK. ANN!. ITV AND TH UST CIIMPA NV. 1 . 11,11
tnaTiok.--Cllfirt,,l A pr:i :2t't rt , •r I't ‘l,l
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CAPITAL. 3'_'.`N).,oo3'_'.`N).,oo' •
0t11. , .. South-en:lt corn, 11.11 - 41 1.11.1
Phila.l,ll4lla.
lIVFICKIIS OF THE 111/ME lio.tlll/ AT PIII L.\ DELPHI
M.•phrn IL I'reevel..r.l.
Amble", W Tlee.neee,en
lee-eti.eluele 1%. Ten_iees.
1% illtato 11 en,
/..J..1...• -leeterlerte It. e're. , sleetel
I Pre ceder,: A entee...• Tte.einlee.e.re
Mesieceel Lreeeetteee , --- I`ere.eteeee:pe--Jetze.ten H. %Vele., 11. I
lii,eeeevey e I( 11.. m r 3. NI le
F: ARNOLD A.,,nt.
•tn , t. Pitt i. rah
PI ttsborgh Dollar Savings List It ut lot,
:V.,. r,rf.
NEXT TA, THE ROEI BANK,
TS NOV, ' OPEN daily fnitn 3 t 2
W,4ltirbday aupl Nstin,Ly ./II
lieptmn),
c;:il•Ln, .1. , 1,1int. , n
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t, I, 144.11,
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, •.tr- .1 , 111 Pre , ,,,r-r•-t'll 1(1.1-.- tS
Allr. alltrh ieltt 1.414 I.! pt/.1
DRY GOODS
RESTAURANTS
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ONLY KOUTE okILI 1
FROM PITTt4.IIIIOII 'l'o CINCINNA 11
I:OUTE il ' 111,•1.;}';; DAILY TI:AINS
Fl:i 1 PI 7 "."SB (7,' fin 7V 0.1 1' TON AA 0 I.Y
OHIO AND PENNSYLVAN; A
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROA! , s.
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUNIEV:,..
Quickest Route from Pauburyit to Cincinn,l?
CvxNEcTl:to at Cincinnati with U. S. Mail t.
C , vtuirt,.ri and luzingt,n ltailrw,l, Ultio and 3lisst,,,H,
Railrad, and tho Lawreneehurgli Gout...
Columba. and Xenia, with the Dayt.l and ..`kionta, au.'
Ind.atut Central
TitituUGLl TICKETS, via Colanibur arid Cinciniint., tt
I .o.rangton, Louisville, St. Loni, Indatrittiadts. Ac., Ae. I.a
Columbus and Xenia., ut Dayt,m, linhauttlx.hs, Lata)etn,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, ctr,
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TLIE LITTLE XtIIAMI tin COLUMBUS, rounectitm xtth
the Coy - mgt.:3 end Lexington Ithilroml, the U. ~ )mo
Lim• .IltLatneri, the OM., Mi.o.l,ipri lLuLoa.l, nad tie
/...7 1, 11Ceb111 . 01 141.1 e. otter, lacilitsem un .411, nnue .vu
give, n.o thr o u g h tick, to by all the ill.ovu rout., ean t..).!3
prommml via Columbus mid the little Ilinuu I::
. .
The route (rota erectilitit vin Li/lunitius be, tliy ctn.:iv/0
to Cincinnati, enables at uniform awl ;up qr... 0,110. .nolic
are certain, and pagiseingerc have full nine tor meal, It ? I.e
Foriat and itelleforitanie mute tram Lrectlite, ti , ",firo.r.:
and break-ti eav eyed tr ryquire.l. and ciap..1,"..1
dlntal/ef..
BS the route via Columbar to Clio:mom i and Indianapolis
•pisnetiger, rid.• over r. 0.1 ., LtAlinated and (Ss liti•
Vurrxt and Ilell...rout:inve route. pe.n.seug,rs 1•,..i
roughen romin in Ohio,
=lnEl== l .l
?Dist TILATN Dar. Ihrt,luirgh at 30(1 A. M. tea.
Cru , tlinu.hualahx, Xunat, inuan. 1-'l,, It,:. SL Lulea
Lexington awl Iwllan.kpolia.ll4 Lawn,. rbtlf;4ll R. 1., Th.
Trail. arrive, at Oncitotati hour r•tul turfy ;„
adk auce of the l'urust awl Du:luf..hta.uu.
SixoNh 'FRAIN lain, litt,,bulgll 1.... k A. M t r
Crestline. Wutabun, Xunia and Cmciuuati. This Trail.
untkescounuction unly via C,ll/Inht. t., Ciununati.
Tiller, Taus leaves Pitt.:horuh at P. M. tur
CF"tlina, 001Rthhua, Xenla, Cincinnati. s t , 1,, ; ,„,, ,
Lexington awl liulianal.uhs. l la I,u run...Luzgl.
TWO DAILY TRAMS, VIA (201.1311“...i,
TICAIN Ivaver l'itt,.l.urgh at ::.tai dr6. A A. ?I. 1..,
Layton. 1111.11nottp..1w. jail ..;Ir,
?.rau. , i;i••. a,.
MAIN At 7 A . A I.
erelahne,cvlia.obus, X via, 10.tyton, I aaianapviv,
'l-Ira Ilante, Vincemv,, laal..l_'airv.
I, avv. l'atNlairgit at k I'. ml. 1.
Crestline, Cull:1111ms. N villa. I ii.1:.L1111, ,
Tern. Dante, Visa emir., Si Calf, Evan. di, 1..
N. B.—Secure your tick••Gs Coltuabum. and you arc a'
vf
r'tearners leave Ciumonsti 1.,t1r h.r Memphis rK
Natchez, New (lel,r,s. a r .
The Columbus beilm the threet rout., the Titer TAM, • •
the Eastern Roads are arrung,sl to roll u, lose C. 1111,1,
with Ibis rdiabl, route.
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Fur nil Infertnation and Threten Twk HA, Apply IL T
the Ohio and Pentoyltanut liattrtetd . .corner ofth'ei
under the Alout,noliela eu
.l. 1,. Ct'ltßY, Tickot Agent,
Or at Federal Street Statem,
01:0. PARK IN, Ticket Agent.
OF:O. 0. SESSIONS, Agent, Ihttftltnthh.
I' IV. STltALth:lt, I;eneent Aft,....nt,
01110 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
RAILROAD.
I'ITT.NBURGII 7'r) ST 1.0175. DIREcT
Ti!E 3.nly sur,
113..3 fra, .433.1 3.3.1 y .333.. 13.333_ , . V 3.3 11333'13,4
ANCE '4 . AN V 0111E13 /3.33'T13:.
The gallAu, xlll, u apa,33.3334 .333.3
333333.3.13.33.4 r... lay watt, a grail Li Ir 3
.133. and nit , I. 34 3333.33.3a.,30.;. ••3. At, .41a, Ha,3 3 .3. 0 3
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lunc , 4l niun
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cmt, fs , rualnle,l 1,. nod In m ;In. t, KJ, T
!tales between Philadelphia & Plitixbatrgh
1,11t..T Dry
to 0. ~,, Fur., Frath.p...te • 1.
5E.00.11, an.l ~ tatn•rn•r),
Pro ~ n Ilarclwar.%
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blak,)
ItJUICI II 1 , 101.,ps 11.1
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1:11-71 N•nt, I,r 1.nr,1
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4.9 - lu Plurping fn. any F.;‘,l
plu, 1.. partn•olar t.. [nark 1,. •• ro, 1 - in.., ..•
Rarina/d." All I!,•
nt /I,ln.h.lptaa 1..•
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1 . 1,11a.1..1p)“.,; N1K,..•.1-2,‘ I;..
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1115. , ,.1 S y. h) I.
Itnlrktf St. L o u,.
s.:11;10,4: As;.l).
bv 11:tuk ..r ht:,-
!Wt./6
. I. piSTON.
Genera II
! Freight Age l bt, l: littletphitt.
11..1. I.()%IP.AFIST,
n3y9 Superintecleut.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL lIAILItOAII,
CAR2I !NG TII}:
Great Uulted State• Mall and ExpreN
3 gross Lndlum's
4 Cross 11.tlarere oennan DtterB :
1500 lbs. .ladder;
600 Tbs. Gum Tragscanth ;
44X0 Ms. Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye, a flew article for making S.,al
pouud worth ten of potash ; on hand awl for sale he
toy 3 IeLICNIINU
_
A LOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown,
A will be sold very low, If applied fur won. it contains
une-fourth of an acre, and la In a contnsi position. Apply
to iwth2ll BLAZZLY A RICHEY.
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RAILROADS
ISSG,
ESSE=
AN I) INDIANA PoUS.
BIWA') GAUGE
thin 1.. IEI it, hill
Y 44T LILO s A 1
tIL LLAIL, .5. %I
orr.•
rar..l rpr r
, 1 111 . - NI 11.1
I=ll2=
W. A OILDENFENNEY h C.,..
Fifth et., opposite the Th..t.t.
Ohio "aiii - frennsylvania, Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
I. AS:ENG RR TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY,. EXCEPT
SUNDATS, ua tullows:
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Leave. I'itt3Lurgh f,r Creetliue at 3:00 A. .11,, 7:30 A. M
1.1,1 S p.
1,0,00 12,,tiate G.r Pai,Uurgh 6:00 A. M., 7;00 P. M..
and 12.501'. M.
Them) Train, make 11.10 ronhertionm at CR ESTLINE with
Trains or CoLUNIBIS. DAYTON. CINCINNATI, BELLE
FUN TAINE, INDIANAIv,LIr. CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and ull no rusxbi extending Meet and South-irLvt
through ullln . INDLAN A end I Li.r , kAs.
Tit AI NS FRoM VITTbItURGII connect at Mansfield with
Sandu.,ky, Minefield and Newark Ruud, for Cill•
LAGu. TOLEDo and SANDUSKY: making as quick and
,ure cdunections ty by any other route. Cut,
are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
l'ilb.burgh Ruud, fur CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and DUI YALU.
I'll...till:Yr, leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandusky,
ani Clncago, have the iwnelit of a night:et rest, at
Marnitie/d tr 1.„!,,;..ind, and aerie in Chicago early next
evening.
Trains East from Crestline make close connections with
Trains on l'ennsylvunia Central Railroad for PtilLADElr
PI I lA, IiALTI3I4KE sad NEW 7OltK.
TICKETs; are sold to Columbna, Dayton, Cite
Louisville, at. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefontaine,
Chicago. Ruck Island, lowr. City, Dunlieth, Mttwaukie,
Cairo. ,-, prinztleld, Ilt . Fort Wayne. Cleveland, and the prm
elpal nies I, the
Thlough tlekeni over thin line may Le had at all of the
abos, maces fur Painlaugh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Neu - York.
Elti BR I G lITi /N A CCOMODATIUN TRAIN leaves new
fur Pittsburgh et 7, A. 31. and 1 1 %, P. 31. Leaves
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at 9.4 A. 31. and s!fi, P. 31.
44 , tar tickets and further information apply to A. T.
HINSON, at the corner office. under 'the Monongahela
il“nse. or at the Federal street Statiun, to 013 i. PARKIN,
fig lfet Agent. .10.1 IN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
in) .7o J. 11 . MOORE, S upt.
_ _ _
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN!
T HAMM If
tiorthern Illinois to Mississippi River,
lOWA, 'MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
AL!. RAILROAD TO THE MISSISSIPPI.
Chicago, Burlington and Quines
RAILROAD.
FAtr_ERLY 1116 CHICAGO AND A L;ORA, AND CZN ' TFLAL MILITASY
li
N,IW C ,, MPLETKD, and Trains run the entire distance
ilt.l UIICAIiv Tt./ BURLINGTON, lowa, without change
n, , luly Direct Route to Burlington, Quincy, Keokuk.
‘ltiscatitte, Oquawka, Wapell, Fort Des Moines, Councii
1., :sod the oArt, ALL RAILIWAD aorta from Chica,,t.
Louis, Bloomington, Clinton, Decatur, Cairo, Spring
field, Jacksonville, Naples, and intermediate Stations on the
I,llmJni Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Mississippi
Railroads.
Trains IL,. aln.ve Line leave Chicago on the arrival oh
Train. from the bast—avoldiug all laying over at any of tiro
Ir
NJW.V3 11,11, Ilurlington deny for Floathern and Central
a It It 1,1 S i hcrn M a...win—making the quickest and rta-t
1. I ir.! , i,• 1 , 11 . . r• rt.!" It all the =portant paints West of ti.
lI coce:ippi oe tar a- Council Bluff, aidh from forty to fitty
lot. by :illy other route. The Road. I , r
arne porlem of ;lie any. Is bud with the CONTINCOUs RAIL,
'woolliest riding and Lcst Railroad iu the Rent—null
Wail the most modern Locomotives and elegant DOW
Car,
Ator - fly this route, paosettgora are sure of making connec
t. owl orrising at St. I,onn , on advertiond time, avoldn.,.-
t lie vpxotiona delay of hogs and Ice, and danger, of navigo.
the leak by Alton.
ke.l direct through from Chicagu, and s u .
cliarze loilelhag at our point.
111 lD d by this route can lie purchased At
lonli out tobe, in the }:not; at the Office of the Con.
I 4,,, . ters e r ut Clark anti Lake streets, In the
ut the D. tart of f Kann .4. and at 11,,.
totAl 1..5.11 •od ;office, corner of Lake and Dvar
..t I: •II P!, .k11','•••:,, 11,11,551 ChiCag.J.
;11 ~aide .111 receive illllll.liarr
C, I;. IL.A.AMOND,
C. 0. FOLLefT,
General Tssket Agent. Chicago.
th.i^ TICK T. -.tit LP pr,, :nod ntthe principal liailno.l
nth I')
real All+ n and U. S. Ki.pres• and
1,1 Nll LES of DISTAN'E SAVED,
ANTP .:.016 AND 1 1 /..../E. AVADZ,
AIR LINE ROUTE
ETV: LO,
It7AGO AND ST. LOUIS.
Auros AND
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi.
I 1., hours. Trams Lai
t.„1:1 Eml4rnlit d.div. :noday4 except,
)t
JY. La
1 1.011: , 1 n, Aitull. (259 mike,:)
•kr••and rou tterl with the Uttnii , nn
t, I- tt: 'I 1,-1 oil HEIM/EP:it, runt.,
....0 Ith frl/11/..C1;q1
n,de. uttinntt Thnse ln , adi, I n
- - -
bt • j!,, hued up with Attlis arid 4 pich•i.
pit,i tutors the opi,ortunity ul r ,
II liu.ll 4 Larl, I u 4timuler ristirlxwi tem% vial.
et. retr,stell Burn cLr effuw 11 Is 11,
KAN:tittrot, it. mit moat dint, t
a% ad ft, .1111/Igton, Apr oititteltti
, t o ..\ Apt., awl till 1.. , 111r , on [lto 31i,mAmpiti, 1114:-
tt• tut. Ktiti, untiterltilit! Temo,totto mers, will to•it•
to ott
ttt4in tilt:Al/Lc, 1,11.13 .Vl.l/1[3.C.0
tir Lttiatt, ilortyt.ovou rnil,, le-oti. liloominititott,
Ica. to ! .. prinOititi, titan by any otter
t toitu.
Through Lilets orer thet route ottu be procured et
,roop. Tlcket Uttkos 111 New York, Boston, Hui,-
Bolton-re, Albany. Buttalo, and at all Thnotoli
To•i.ot tttlico, throttJtout the r,tate , , aud h 7 Chicigo at the
Como:toy nt, No 4, ltra - horn Street, opttostte the Tr e
saont lloum--tor,l at the Ittpot ut the Illinois Central Rail
:. a,t. hurt of 1\ ttter 4 tioot.
1.,••p,0-ib]o Moo will olway,i be at the Depots t,r
thi• Into ('hie o, to Cheek Ito t rnee
through to any 11.101 11,11,11 ,-n the line.
^L General l'wmetigvr Agrnt
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
FROM PITTSBURGII TO
Colombo., Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Rock Island,
Lout, tile, liuceunes, lowa City,
N. [ono, Evansville . , Dubuque,
Dayton. Cairo, Galena,
Xenia, Memphis, Peoria,
/anc.ville, Vicksburg, Peru,
Newark, Sew Orleans,
AND TILE 1 . 00011,1 01T1/La IN THE NEST AND SOUTH,
i"ta the
Steubenville S Indiana Railroad!
0,,w oonli;let.1 /111 , 1 iu buccesalitl nitration bo
lo - cel l We and :se,vark.
..;;;Innitut Railroad a n d meattileatt fncilif ioe , thin route
nil. r• to we tra% t•ier a degree of comfort unrivalled by any
;uniting Weed him rnlaburgh.
Fall Arrangement.
and after HONDA V, N uilo'r Ltlt. IS.SL, a DAILY
I.IN r.,d elegant and suia running Steumern, curnmanded
bx experienced and accommodating tem., will leave Pittn
-1,11 ever: day at I P. NI.
VENTE'ItF Captain GOILDOIC.
FAIRY QUEEN J. C
St P,....beugerb bleep on board, and reach Steubenville at
I. 4 • I the , 1,11 r 1 g coon, u ,iug with the Fast
tan, at Tae A. M., niaiung dwect connection with Trains
all the. alat‘s chore—thus obtaining a comfortable nigher.
and arooling :he f.ffigue of night travel by nil/mart
44- fare Is cheap as by any other Railroad route,
Thrunzit and la oal Ticketa, and further information,
MAUI, of JUAN J. tIOUSTON,
No. 110 Water street, Pittsburgh.
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
L. DEVENNY, General Agent. DON 13
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD.
iiPEN PROM WEST NEWTON TO CONNELLSVILLE,
rifty-eight mitre from Pittsburgh, on tho Youghiogheny
Itiv,-r.
Tbn, new first-class Road now open for the truntiporta.
Ei.4l I , :ierenner.. arid freight, in connection with the line
-trainer lull.: AN, front Pitt...burgh to Counellsville, daily, as
the ..teamer EoLIAN will leace her wharf, above the
Th.nongahein Bridge, every afternoon, at half-past three
k. fir We.t Newton, connecting there with the Morn
: Trues lean at h;3O for Connellsville, anti rent-lung
:hare at A. M.. in time for the Stage fur Uniontown.
Fare 1,0
$1 75
•• t•, u mt,.o 2
A Train will leave lenuecllseille In the mornine. at Cd.s
Newton, and connect there with the
Eolian at 7:3u, in time to reach Pittsburgh at 1
V.
kw, from Connellevillo to Pittsburgh $1 75
Fan. from Uniontown to Pittsburgh 2 25
The Loral Freight and I'a ranger Tram will leave Con.
io•.imill. , at luau A. 31., and returning will lonic West
N, 1.1/ as .s.:So P. M., stuppiug at all way atatmus fur fright
no.l passengers.
tin ealunlay the usual afternoon tram will lie over until
thet pllowitig morning at S::it) o'clock
by the ::.iturday afternoon boat from Pitts.
by Ill], arrangement go forward without delay.
for i orT her leformatlon, apply to the Officers on board the
, teatubnat AN. or to the Agents at West Newton and
D. W. CALDWELL,
AsaiNtaket Superintendent.'
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS MIN PITTSBURGH To
KITTANNING.
1.. a,•• as follows: No: 1, Exprws, 8:30 arriviug at
liiNantAng at 11 A. U.
Accommodatiiin:sAo P. Ai., arriving at Kittanning
.%;
. Fare to Kittanning, 91,25.
STAB WILL RUN FROM K.ITTANNINO, in conuec
non with the Trahns for the following places:
/AIM TABS.
Ilahoning $1 71 Brookville 43 75
`I 26 Brady'a Bend 2 2f.
.. ~. • 26 lieintetAhurg 25U •
1 . /. ken, to all of the Mare Mae, tau he procured at the
, me,.. ,orner of Numa,and Wayne atreeta, and at the Depot I
on 'Baylor stracer
tioodbm.er will leave the curvier of Market and Fifth, and
l'enti awl Wayne etreeta, at 7:40 A. if., and 4:60 P. AL, in
rOltil,Lioll with the Trains. A. J. HOPPER, I
2 Superintendent
11..4.R31 FOR RENT.—A small Farm, con-
Lianit, atrvait one mile below the city, o -rt ppo-.
- r the prendeee, a large frame
II I" qat I . hi LT.-ft% Tittz7 , 4tackre4 l
.ht and phim tree.. grapes. Ac. W:Wid Iflnt
good gardener. For terms appyto • .....h• •
zny9 R. C. Ar. J. H. SAW Yrat h rifitiATlWatidiat.
FARM FOR SAL .-We offe Oe. sale - 1 4
Farm of 119 scree, about 3 1 miles Pima lAigan's Sta
n., (on the Allegheny Valley ). The Improve.
u .ate a , uaiut la part of a goo and roomy thmul ag house,. -eari.rwroi CARPETS! !—Superior q
tram,. barn, At. 85 Rene of the land le cleared and cultiva
ted, Lalance timber. The whole la watered by excellent the firth
Sethi'rewt Car;e - ni3to nl re. ng, ac..
kr.
fre-aharri"l at
phase. Apply to Lmyl) BLAKELY A 8.10/LEY. 4 5•2 5 AL D. A 8 ascaluung.
_.. ~s; - , j .. .
. 111 *
4 4k 1,7
4~' Z j
6~~_.~.+_r+~Ji'.
, r , e;7"' °
004. 4 .%
erVs -4 1:44_4* - •
n '- -417 ::' . * 00", •• ,
RAILROADS
( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
CENTRAL ROUTE
Itenaoko,
Molt Route
=IIMETt==
• . y. , Ly• ~,pted, 7:1.5 A. M
F. sprat.. dally, , httirdny, exceptrd,
!, NloHliAN, Jr., e , nptrluteudent.
11. J. I'. N:llElt.llEttlluliN,
s ` ~ ~~.
MEDICAL
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL
A 2.4 v ALLDICIN E.
Health iteetorrd and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
I T WILL replace weakness with strength,
Whom:ley, irregidarity,with uniform IWO
nistual activity, and this not only without hazard of rears
Lion, but with a happy effect no the general organization.
4s` Bear In nand that all maladies, a Invever they begin,
finish with the nervous nystern, and that the paralization at
the nerve of motion and senwitiou is physical death. Itear
In mind, also, that for every kind of nil coax disease, the
Eli zir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
CLASE UY NERVOUS DISEASES
No language UAL convey an 11.1,qUate idea of the lattnill
- and almost miraculous change which it 01X8.1i0118 In the
diseased, debilitated fuel slmttered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sicknass--the unstrung and relaxed °roe lsstion is at our,
braced, reviviti.l and built op. The mental end phv,den
.ytoptonin of nervous disease vanish together under its indu
once. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial propertitu
of the medicine reach the constitution itself, and iestore It
to its normal condition.
LOSS OF MEMO
toRY,
Confusion, giddiness , rush of blood the head, melancholy
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-dtatruction
—fear of hesuntry , dyspepsia, general prostration, trntabili•
ty, nen °wines., Lualmlity to sleep, disease incident to males,
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria., Inunuinallia,
vague tenors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constimw
non, etc., from whatever causes analog is, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely
liblo
A GREAT MEDICLNE FOR FEMALES.
The unpin - all, iod effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stituulante have liven invented—
thousands of invigorants concoctod--all purporting to he
specified in the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her tattle.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derunkomunt, uervisasuess, pri
mers, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether t tor
collar to her sex, or common to both sexes—should give if,
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find tins Cordial, after they have used a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In nil
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy opt
spring, who would not have been en but for this extinoi al.
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the man)
diseases for which It Is recommended. Thousands of young
men have teen restored by toting it, and not in a single in
stance inns it failed to benefit them.
PER.SoNS UN PALIi6OMPLEXION,
35r consumptive habits, are restored by the use as bottle or
two to bloom and vigor. changing the sklti from a pair, ye)
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO THE NII6(iI2IDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produreo
by early habits of youth, vie: weakness of the back •nd
limbs, pains iu the howl, dimness of sight, h.,ss of museum,
power, palpitation or the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
Lau, derangement of the digestive functions, general d •
bllity, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are ninch to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forelsslings, aversion to society, sell-doarii,t,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced
All thus afllict4
BEYORE CONTEMPLATING lIARItIAGE,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most n
censor) requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the Journey through life becool-s a
mind
hr,
prospect hourly darkens the view ; the mind
he, shadowed with despair, and hued with the melee
choly reflection that the happiness of another beconies
blighted with your own
CAUTION!
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been countorfelted hI
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor
rite -smile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and the tollosi•
tog words blown in the glass:
Dr. ;horse's invigorating Cordial.
C. 11. RING, Proprietor, Y.
The Cordial in put up, highly concentrated, in pint bottl...
—price three dollars per bottle, two for live dollars, six tot
to etre dollars. C. H. RINU, Proprietor,
19•2. Broadway, N. T
Sold by Druggists throughout ties United Stares, Canada
and the West Indies.
AGENTS:
Pittsburgh Dn. U EO. LL KEYSER, No. 14C Wood at.
PLE3IING BROS, No. 60 Wood nlreet ;
R. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Ci:/... LFA:killA.ll d .IPKENNAN;
. . .J A NIES T SAIIPLE A C 9.:
J. P. PLE:IIINIi.
Agent for Uhio...J. L. PARE., Ctueinuati. apll;Lewiy
- - •
INHALATION
GOMM
CUE OF. ISTIBIA AND CMSLIIPTIOA.
PiEW AND VERY WONDERFUL
HYGEANA
BROUGHT HOME TO TO Doom OF THE MILLION
DISCOITEIIY has recent
ly been made by Dr. ecaTIN of this city. in the troat•
Asthma, of Consumption Asthma, and all di/m/leg of the I.lln,at.
We rrler to •• 1)0. CPnrri H 011 111,LAIS
AP,II AND OPERRY new method, Inv.
has restored many attlicted 00,1 t,. 1,010 Eh ; as a, evidence of
which, he has La::karneral,:, the
treatment, a phyaiclau remarks: /I In evident that inhaling
—cotnant!}. breati,,ng :in agreeable, healing rup...r—tee
insdicinal properties must come iu airevi counnt with the
whoie wrial cavities in the 1004., Had OA us e.lcape the nuill
and ,ailed 'angel 1.1;•• , :l tht u .%
lot" sterniwl, anal sul.i.ct t•. the pe.teer, of
the 11) gvatav hr ror I.y I hi' ! ) I . l: t r,:int I broad!:. 'ILI li'.
, r Januaryll.
'lle inhaler 1, ....0011 I.reist, and, r Inv 111,D.
out the its-9/ incou crnirn„—Ll,e f ti,, bo.ly ben , .
sufficient La bVanan'hte rho tlnid . ilendreiid of cases et cur,
like the following. might Lamed:
One paekage of the Ilyg. tam hat ran”! 100 f the A
of six yearn' ntamtit,g.. J . M . j
Postnv,or
I am cured of the Astlima..l ten years' stanihmi, In Di
Ourtis' 143-gen:la, NIAL,JO.r7 yn. Y.
Mrs. PauC, of No. 5 LLaruntund street, N. Y., war: cured m
a revere case at lirutichitis by the ilygeana.
My :niter has been coral ore distressing euugh, of seven,
years' standing. and deci de d to be incurable by the pbygi
ebe was carob to vele laboth, by the I lygiana.
liiihniona, Me. i
The Rkr. Dr. Ciikkv - ka, of .New York, testifies of our mud' j
eine in the foll o wing language:
r woa, Nu,nil.,-r 1
Dear Sir--1 think highly N
of Y
Curtis' ifyger.na s, t't t
to
edy in disnattee of the throat and hallo. flaying had wane
opportunity to testify its efficacy. 1 11114 coi n . noe d that ,1 i, t
most excellent an,licine, both the Elyrup and the inhaling
application to the client.
S. 13.—Dr. Curtis' llygeana in the ORIGINAL and
t.ik,NI.II.NE AIt.TICLE; all others are base irnitatione, or vile
and I.Y. usat..c.b counter - lett/EL Shun then as you would
POISON.
fithil- For sale by Dr. Gru. 11. Keyser, 110 Wood strcct 11
E. .z , ellers & Co.; Let A. Beckham, Allegheny City; J,,hr
Sargent, Now Brighton; C. L. limner, Rochester.
myll:dawful
T liE SATISFACTORY REMEI)Y—Frorn
all parts of the country, north and south, the proprie
ton, are almost dully to recemt of such tlattering. tentimnni•
Mats as the fidlowing, relative to B. A. Fahnostock's unc.ical
ed Verrulfuge:
flargNsuer.o', Ala. April IStlt, lafiri.
Af...t.crs. B. A. Phhmatack & have been
Vi.rinifuge in this place for five yearn, and take pleasuri•
stating, fur the information of the trade and of the
that it has been, a far as I know, one of the m os t sat e & a ,
wry rellielflo3 In the market, and one of thy. most
w able
aleitielliefl we hare. I ha, pvrsomd nowledg,
good elft,L4 at numerous eases tinder the fleatalelit ca . OW
physicians, all of whom use it regularly, and always hinnil
it to be safe and reliable as a worn! Specific. 1 can recom
mend it as one of the safest and bent in the market.
A. sTmaxmvEncK
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAIINESTOCK ,Sr. CO.,
outdid corner of Wood and lira sta., Pittsburgh
F. B
_ Essence ofJawalca Ginger.
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In ordinary Marriaea, incipient cholera,
,ii short, in all cases of prostration of the digestive functions,
.t is of inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints, it in peculiarly efficacious;
family, individual or traveler should be without it.
Cnwriox.—Be sure to get the genuine &nonce, which is
prepu-ell only by F. 131tOWS, at his Drug and Chemical
itore, IS. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philidel.
pins, and for sale by all the respectable Apothecaries i u the
United IStatee, and in Pittsburgh by
11. d.. XAILNESTOCK A . CO,
SCULLY A CO.
And in Allegheny by
IL P. SCHWARTZ,
sepli;6md LEH A. BRXKIiAM.
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty' street,
Opposite Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I/0 6 N L N 'MENTS, TABLETS, and GIiAVE
ICS always on band; Stone and 3L/labliCurlang
and iOnits fur Cemeteries, made to order. • -
Fisruitiare and iVaalistand Tops, and Intimoinitßones made
by hiachinery, in less time and better style tinsMtan be done
by mere manual labor. Particular attention . lb paid to the
1 11101ufacture of
B
R
MAL ANTES,
of which we have a lar ge va M riety of t beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, us we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices,
sto and upwards,) but few who are able to own a good
house, will he willing to remain long without procurin.; one
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting ; are always neat; aro an ornament to a room; are
not liable to tato) tiro, and coat but little more than a good
wood mantle.
Marble sold low to the trade. !Borth Stones made to order.
Our stock of Marble is tho largest in the West, and Icing
manufactured by the best wo:kmen, aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
tilled with despatch. W. W. wA,LeAcE.
SMUT MACIIINES. —LULL'S PA — TENT
BURR SMUT MACHINES, used in 7W) Mills in the
They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they become 11111100th, the edge MU ho renewed by cracking
the Burr. They have been need fur five years in the City
511114, Pittsburgh, (One of the largest mills /a the West.) and
are warranted to clean well. For particulars, site had-hills.
Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
apt._ W. W. WALLACE.
TO MILL OWNERS.—French Burr' and
Laurel 11111 Stones. Belting Cloths, Mill Spindles, Mill
Irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn arid Cob firinders, Cast Iron
Proof Stalk &c, always on hand mad made to order, at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penn a.
up= W. W. WALLACE.
STEAM ENGINES AND Btill.:ElS72l
Engines, with the latest Improvements, warranted b es t
quality, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
iron, made ou short notice. Orders tilled with despatch, at
3114 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
spin
. .
Pf
lORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subacriber tea ou band, and is manufacturig, Portable
louring Mills. of an ituppoved quality; they are very eon/-
pact, run light, grind toot, (five to fifteen bushels per hour.)
can be (Riven by steam, water or horse power, and will prove
A valuable acquisition to iron planters, Ituutiertuen and large
stock feeders. Order. filled at 819 Liberty meet, Pittsburgh
apal.law
W. W WALLACE.
BEESON'S HYDRAULIC CEMEN'r t OR
WATER LIME—The undersigned keep conettatly aw
kiwi a large stork of this article of the best quality. The ;
a;.4 1 4 1 0u of Contractors and Builder. of Navigation Lock;
AgUsdastil, Wrifige., - Reservoirs for Water Works, Be., It le;
'="ito this article.' The well known resistance nod in'-
dtlideiht of fWaters characteriatk of this Ceniehtlrfinders
it of the first necessity in all litraeture e ; exposed to theiktioe
of water orAbdup. [aplkaml ENGLISH & RICHARDSON.
~,.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst case,
Sour bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum.
Five to vigl,t turtles will cure the worst case of scrotal.
it A benefit is always experienced front the hut bottle, and
lerrrct cure is warranted when the above quantity is
ken
1 , ;.. !dug irmke so improbable to those who have in vain
tried al the wuuderful medicines of the day, as that a eam
tron we d growing in the pasture, and along old atone wails,
should cure every limner in the system; yet it is now a axed
met. If you have a hauler it lass to start There are no ifs
nor units, hums or he's about suiting some cases and not
yours. I peddled over a thousand bottles of it in the vicinity
of Boston. I know Its effects In every case. It has already
done some of the greatest cures ever done in Massachusetts.
I gave it to children a year old; to old people of sixty. I
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose flesh
was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect- state of health by
une bottle.
To those who are subject to a Nick headache, ono bottle
Will al ways Cole it. It gives great relief to catarrh' and
mass. &Mlle who have been costive for years, have taken
dud 1,01:1 regulated by it. Where the body is wend it works
quite easy, but where there is any deningemenkorithe nine
tains of nature, it will cause vory singular reelinga, but you
most not be alalined—they always diftppear In fromiour
days to a week. There is never a bad result from It. On the
.contrary, when that feeling is over, you will"fiel yourself
like a new person. I heard some of the 'mod extravagant
eucomiums of it that man ever listened to. kilo change of
diet is ever necessary --eat the beat you can get. I have like
wise an herb, which, when simiuered in sweet oil, dissolves
Scrofulous swelling of the neck and under the PAM Price
do cents. Primer the Medic' I Discovery $1 per . bottla.
Directions flu' fro.—Ada' , one table •spoonftti - ner day.
Children over eight years, tasesert spoonful; chfldren from
use to eight years, tea-spoonful. An no 'direction can be
trestle applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
t. ll the Inm elk twice a day.
Mr. li h:NNEDY given personal attendance in bad cases of
Scrofula.
Sold. wholesale. ad retail, at Dr. KY/IM's, 140 WOO 4
stret. cornet' 'ooVErkln alley, and .1. P. PLERING, Alle
gheny.• • • apitlyclaw
SANDS'
SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLItS. •
the Rtmoral and Permanent C eof oil Direetzet arising
prom an Impure Mote o Oie'Bicol, air
.I.la. of Ihe
HEALTH depends p4eipally upon the
condition of the blood—eu oxibaiion by Its passage
Ottettgla the lungs, and distribution into the organs of ab
sorption, circulation, respiration, and accretion constitute
the phenomena of Life. These organs are imbued with
u onderful sympathetic affinities; if any one of them is fru
properly allected. they all become irritated and inflamed, the
stomach gets deranged, pains of all kinds came on, espelk.
malty in the head andJins, accompanied with a burning
heat, lose of appetite, extreme n e r v onscehllitysttanatia, mon.
bid anxiety, depression of spirits , dist terbellitiehp, and In
pcei non to make the slightest physfuskottarlifin. If thavital
fluid be charged with the elements pf dlesetaile, flickneaamnat
be the consequence. It In then etidetnt-itiat a Medicine
needed that will cleanse and purify t1ut.4.104. and inch is
is
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA. It aSSIM23 tilgesfiin creates ape
petite, strengthens the system, and Drremovihrthe cafes of
the disease effects a onnplete and petmanentatues
The following unsolicited communkation is one among
thousands chat are from time to time addressed tone from
:01 quarters of the world, to which welnelle aant:101:
LI - Nir CO:, Olirnes . Tiac. March 14, 1455.
Messrs A. B. dr D. Sands, Mem Yerk—Gentlement In the
spring of 1855 I left Indiana with my wiremni seven. chil
dren ibr Oregon, and arrives! safely at Selltdon Palls, Snake
!Liver, without any dillicilltzet at this; elmenttr . eidgethoE was
seized with a swelling and revere &taint In the leet•, beau , day byiday crew worse. until his le as contracted and°eau , no
Ku painful that he could not walk: we had toatarry him ln
and about the wagon like an infant; hie moaning. was
dreadful, keeping. an awake nearly all We reached
Albany that Sal of October, ptunpletely worn eat by
146 g-to; by this time be was reduced to a perfect skeleton.
herewe were enabled to consult a . phyticlan, Dr. 11 - 4 who
honestly confessed he could, not ens, him, alth oug h h e mad
e him medicine that would ndieve the pain. In this exi
gency something remount to be done spesilly, or death wen,
inevitable. Being mom:l:ended t o try your Sansparilla, I
procured a lsttle: titler taking s o me he appeared worse; but
persevering with tt,l obtained a second bottle, which seemed
tog p arg ., the disease. and canard a marked improi e
xtend ; the enrolling and pain in the legs were reduced, hi,
si,pette improved, and his color began to return. Thus en
couraged, I purchased athird bottle, while taking ivlnch the
, o „.ou ngs.t u t his logs, broke; end some pieces of bones one
eighth of net inch lung cane, cut.; after which his legs
stnnehteneePand heeded
has up, He is now perfectly recovered,
aPPegrattek-OD Wog a cripPliN and can perforce most
kind's of common laher. All this has been effected, tut Many
eau certify, bythrre tenths Of your valuable Sarsaparilla. of
‘vitich,ctutier
,prqvithmce e tny son remainsa thing teatimes
nisi. Youra, respectfully, CALEB DAVIS.
sm. Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. RANDS, Druggists
and Chemists , 100 Fulton Street, hew York. Sold Ws> by
and FA
int TINESTOCK 5 00., FLEMING 8E06%, littsburgh.
Iy
$8 uit% geuunoly. Price 111 per bottle, or tux bop ;
Ws for
WOOS
W. W. WAti.A
~ x w
a .:aa a x x't-4 9 .
•
,h
a - * .
mEDIGAL.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
FUR TILE RAPID E ill COUOWIstee, HOARSE.
NESS, BlloNefilTiS; tooPIN Mr, MAI 1.,
ASTH %LA AND cONMINpzu4S.
Tau ROLM itoffered to the uta
kmutiny with the confidence we feel to
an article width Zooid= fails to real- s
...I ice the happiest effects that can he de- •
• dined. So wide le the field of Its we.;
•••• • fulness, and so pummel' the WWI of
• sadiee its curia, that almost every section of 4 -
V , the country abounds In persona, pub- e •
0 . • "-- Rely known,earho have been restored
• from ithuming,and even desperate
eases' of the lungs, by its We.' Whenionea tried, its trope
riority over every other medicine of its kind, is too apparent •4,
to escape observation, and where its virtue. are known, the ss
public no longer hesitate valet antildete to-employ for the g
diatreeslng and dangeroue affection!, cif •the pulmonary or.
gene, which are 'tickle-MI to our climate.
Nothing has called louder fur the earnest Inquiry of meek
cal men, than the alarming, prevalencefatality of con- If
semptive complaints. ncehaa any one cUm of &semen had
more or their Investigations and cars But as yet no side- sls
quote remedy has been provided, on which the public could
depend for protection trom attacks upon the respiratory or.
guns, until the introduction of the CHERRY PKTORAL. fa•
This article In the product of a long, ,ciboriens, and, I believe, 4
succesifnl endeavor to.farnish the community with such a :14
remedy. 01 this laatenthasient the American people are now
themselves prepared to judge, and I appeal with confidence to
their decision. If there is any dependence to be placed in
whet men of every clam and station certlfy it has done for
thug if we can tenet our own senses, when we see dangerous
affleelosts .4 the throat and lunge yiell to It: if we emu depend
on the utterance of intelligent Physitlitha who make it their
busitiese to know—in short, if there ist auy reliance upon any. 4
thing. then It is irrefutably proven that thin medicine does re
lieve and clomlcare the class-of assault It Is designed for. be- , ic •
yond any and all others , t hat are known to mankind. Rads be It.
true, it cannot be too freely published, nor too widely known. s!
The afflicted !Mould know it. A remedy that mires is price,
lees to them. Parente should know it, their children are
priceless to them. A!I should know it, for health can be l;/•
priced to no one. Eel only shoold It beelmulated here, but .
everywhere, not only iu this country, bat In all countries. N
How faithfully we hal .• acted on this conviction, is shown In
the fact that already this article has made the circles of the - 4
globe. , The Bun never eels on its limits. No continent is
without it, and but f, e peoples. Although not In so general
nee in other nations as in thin, it Is employed by the more t
intelligent Li almost ell civilized countries. It is peter. ! . ..1
steely employed in both America,—ln Europe, Asia, Africa,
Auetrnlln and the far-..if islands of the ten Life is as dear ss
to ita possessors there as here, and they grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike most prepuittions f•A:
of int kind, It is an expensive mayo. - alert of wetly materiel.
Still it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low price, and Cs
what is of vastly more importance to them, its quality In a
never auffered to decline from Its original standard of excel
lence. Every bottle of this medicine, now manufactured, is
as good as ever has been made heretofore,
or as we are ca- t
pablo of making. No toil or cost Is sparid,.in maintaining
it In the beet perfection which it in possible to produce. e!
Hance the patient who procures the genuine Cantu Ptr
roans, can rely on having as good an article mime ever boen
had by shoes who testify to its cures.
By pursuing this coarse, I have the hope of doing come 4 .
good in the world, as well as the satisfaction of believing i-•
that much We been done already. • ••
Are- Prepared by J. C. AYER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Moon.
Sold by 11. A. PATINE/STOCK & CO., at wholesale and to. ;;,••
t,ii, by-every Ina eget in Pittsburgh, a,d by all Dealers
esee vas here.__ apleimdaw
Oral Coud pink.
41BWORr
80-1 4 49
Dr. R oger. ' Syrup of •
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i.[ IthAt
MOE THZ COMPLITZ eves or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Spitting Blood, Asthma,
AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS
TTSDING TO
CONSUMPTION!
Y FEE above Expectorant, prepared by an experienced
Physician and Chemist, has now become a standard
Preparation, and Is offered fer theikfdPLETE CURE of
those diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS,
which, If neglected, usually terminate fatally In CON
SUMPTION. It contains no Opium, Calomel, or
any mineral whatever, but la composed entirely of those
Roots, Herbs, and Vegetable Str,nom...., which have a
specific influence upon the Lungs and their connected
organs. Its immediate effect is to allay all Irritation,
and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid secre
tions, from the Throat and alepassages, thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the inflammation and other
canoes which give rise to It. It is approved of and re
commended by Physicians of the highest standing and
may be given with perfect *key to the youngest child or
the most delicate female.
Leas than half a battle will generally cure any ordi•
nary COLD or COUGH, by following the directions.
One bottle Is usually sufficient for a case of Intl..
euza.
A few doges will relieve Tickling in On throat,
or 'hoarseness.
One bottle will effectually stop Spitting Blood.
Three to Sim bottle+ only are required In Bronchi.
tie or Asthma.
•
Four to Eight botaea will cure any case of Incipi
ent Consumption.
One toile is warranted always to do good, and satisfy
the patient that he Is on the right road to a CUBE.
Judge now whether or not It is beat to use E. Certifi,
rates on file at the Mike from multitudes of restored suf.
fence.
A. L. NOVELL & Co., ProPrietor,
Nu. 304 BROADWAY, (COT'. Duane St.) Nets York.
For Sale by all Druggists throughout the lJnited Massa
•
and Canadas.
Ado- ror sat«, wholeaala and retail, by E SELLERS A
corner 15 - ood and Second streets,
:‘,11,1 also by HENDERSON & 11110., Liberty street; 11. P.
SCHWARTZ, null BECKHAM it NIeKENNAN, Allegheny
Oity nor3Onlaw
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.
m R EA N DY, of Roxbury,
pasture s
hastiiscoedvy
ere.i in rite of our t..
i i,“ cures every Lind the worst Scrofula to a
Dworman l'inapr,
Ile has treated it in over eleven hundred Cesee, and never
failed except in two co,. ilsith thunder Lamer.) He hair
now in his pol , e , :inn over two hundnKi certiikates of Its
ratite, all within twenty miles of Bonton.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing, sore month.
One to three bottles will cure the worat kind of pimple:, of
the face.
Two to three bottles will scour the eyelets of Was.
Two hottlea are warranted to core the worst canker to the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five I , ottles are warranted to cure the worst rape
eryai yet.,
Out.: or twu boulcs oro Ix/Ural:awl to curo all humor of the
eye 4.
Twe bottles are warranted to cure running of the ear and
blotches among the hair.
Four to nix buttleo are warranted to cure corrupt and run.
ring ulcers.
loath: will cure scaly eruption of the akin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the moat des
p•rnte! cases of rheumatism.
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