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.Mtilt4llo - - 71/87, - 172 INVENTIONS ADD PATENTS
TN TOpotrittbEASEE:OO,FIY OF THE
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Ain .PlM** wit, thin twohty . .seventh day oftdarch, in the
year odayapisrd pone..ttannineeight humiri and 6 fty.slx,
thin muiriatamitng berme the-CiMuurellor, upenthe motion of
Josephig,;,ooijnizys, Faqiiirir,the iomplainant)faolioitor and
the tmihttrpanttenuma aforesaid, and the Sheriff's return
thereon. bang seen and examined. it is therenixtivurdomi
by the Ohitatellor that the aforesaid defendants, Richard C.
Daliiind Monies - P. We, appear in the mime on - Tuesday,
rink= day of Sakiteniber next. And it is - tittered; and di.
rectodby the (IMe':uxilor, that a_amy of this cii r deruhall he
inserted in the Fillablirgh rilik . a7telvipapet ma:dished in
the city of Pittsburgh, in the State of Pennsylvania and shall
be oantinuedin saidnewsmier the,the space of one mouth:
and also. that a copy ofentdotder atalttorthe same ewe of
time be posted in the °Meal the iteester of this Court ; and
at the Court House door In this County.
State of Delaware,'
Kent Comity, BS. f
I, John H. Jarvis, Register In Chancery In Kent county,
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the order in the above cause, now of record in this Court.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Beni of the said Court, at Dover, this 14th day of
Islay, A. D. 1866. JOHN K. JARVIS,
my22lm Register In Chancery.
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
Warn or SETENTII Am) Surtarzeu) Bratrrs,
- - -
We have the following Real Estate for Fate
VOURTERN ACRES OF LAND in St. Clair township, on
the oid Washington Road, well improved.
SIX &ORES OF LAND In Chertiers township, about half
a mile from the Ohio river et the lower ferry, with valuable
=movements, melted for a genteel country residence.
A LOT OF GROUND in East Liberty, 30 feet by 180; will
be sold low.
, ;6,‹
SODA ASH of a good and unifora:Tgpality
manufactured by the Penneylaarda Balt Manufacturing
Company at Tarentnm; on hand and for sale by
FLEMING BIM.,
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PIT TSBL'RGH.
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FOUR AOREB OF LAND near Mortar'lle.
TEN ACE, S OF LAND in Indiana township, at the
month of Deer Creek, on which are good improvement. and
an old estabibthed ferry.
FTPTEEN' ACRES OF LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with lid ACRES In Plum township, three and
half miles Bairn Logan's Station, on the A. V. Railroad, with
good improvements.
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on St.-
vonson street. (opposite the Mercy Hospital,) with modern
improvements.
A GARDEN FARM. adjoining the t..wn of Beaver, con.
ta=nty-titree acme, within eighty reds of the C
TWO FINE LOTS in the Borough of Manchester, corner
of Chartiera and Fayette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM in Derry
township, Westmoreland county, would to. exchanged for
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Swiss
vale Station, with five or ten Acres of Land.
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining the Swiseval,
Station. Apply to i je2t BLAKELY A RICHEY.
TWELVE ILINJES
IN ADVANCE OF TLIE MAIL!
Al" TILE EASTERN DAILIES are regularly re,eived
twelve bears In advance of the Mail, and delivered to out
wen:wee at the following ratite :
Philadelphia LEDU ELI, 10e. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, 16c. per week.
HERALD, " '
" TIMES,
Leaco.yobr orders for those, or any other Emtern
papers, at 71 Pifth area, fur
my2.l, RICHARD SHANNON.
VOA SALK-20 acres of land, on which i 6
erected a hewed log house, Inuits, barn and other out
buildings, ell In goal order; lb acres cl.nred, well fenced
and In good state of cultivation a young orchard, seve ral SAWS Of grain and clover now In goad and thriving conde
tton; the remaining 5 acres well timbered —would be a good
situation for a store, being situated on 1 . ., roes roads, be
tween Bakerstown and Butler, in Middlesex townibip,l But
ler celerity. Will be sold low —terms nosy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, in a Dry Goods.
Trimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted Several girls to do housework in the city and
country. Also, a situation by a boy about fourteen 3 ear" ot
age, in a store, to run errands or other light work.
Inquire of (IEO. W. BUNN, at lib Agency and lawn igen,
Office, north aide of Ohioa n:et. fourth drys sim of Diamond.
ALLEGHENY CITY. je:
FRANK LESLIE'S Glizette of Fashiou fo.
June;
Knickerbocker Magazine for JUDI' ;
Putratin's do do;
Dickens' Household Words dd
The Schoolfellow do;
*each of the Ilou. Chnriee Stunner
The Invalid's Guide and Consumptive's Manuel; 1.1
AI Fitch, A. M. M. D.
Ono Thousand and Ten Things worth knowing
The London Illustrated News. For sale by
mySl T C. MiditGAN. 41 Fifth st
NEW IT BLICATIONS-
Leelle'm Gazette of Fashion for June, pure 2.1 e
Putnam"! Magazine do do '3lc
Household Words ,1., do ae .
Schoolfellow do do 10e.
He.rpcz's nag, ith supply. do do :.h'. Godoy's Lady's Book, ‘2.1 do to do •-it..
Graham Jo U. ...!.0,
Peterson 4., do 1S r .
Knickerbocker do do ....14fy.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal d,, ,10 li“:"
Sparretsgrafts Papers do VAN .
Piazza Tales, by Melville ro no
Runaby Paper., by John Brougham do 9.,.
Recent sper,hes of Clothes Samuel du 1.4._
Shoe. Resmlleetums.
The above, with a Jorge assortutAlt of srbool and mi.,.
larteons books, stationery, Sr. Sold from 10 to 20 per orb
lower than elsewhere at LkIJYY EN'S Book Store,
my3l N. 77 Fourth street.
i3uslNEss! BL!SI N ESS ! !
MILL PROPERTY FUR SALE—Situate on Big
wicirdey, a mill house of 3 stories, 3 ran of RIOT.. 6IIIIIt inn
chine, and ail other gearing and fixtures complete. Alm,
cap m 111,2 good frame houses, 0) acres of hind. Price
A STEAM SAW MILL, situate on the Ohio river, near Si
Mary's, 60 miles below Wheeling. Price $1.560.
TANNERY FUR SALE. situate nt Moundsville, Y., will.
vats, shops, kr, all in good order. large dwelling lionise, -
acres of ground, kr. Price $.1.000.
ap2s S. CUTHBERT & SON. bl Market Pt.
ANEW BOOK.—TheKidnapped and
the Ransomed. Being the personal recollections -I
Peter Still and his Wife -Viols, - after lorty years of slaver,
By Mil. Kate E. R. Pickard, with en introduction, by ReN.
Samuel J. May; and an appendix by William H. Furness. D
D. For sale by IL T. C. MORGAN,
jug. .11 Fifth at.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
neat, well built and finished brick house situated on
the North Common, Allegbany City, containing six well
finished rooms, a bath room, cellar and finished attic; hi
duentinthe yard. This property Ia beautifully located aol
is worthy the attention of persons wishing a desirable pi,
sate residence. Will be sold low. Apply to
BLAKELY
DOMESTIC CK)ODS.—A. A. Mason &
have Plat opened Over 200 Cases and packages ,•f n e se
style inslicoee and ginghams, muslins, checks, tickings, an•l
every description of housekeeping goods which will Lie sohl
at a Considerable reduction from the usual prices. jit9
PARASOLS.—We invite the attention of
the ladies to some 1,500 new parasols we have receive.
this morning by express, among which are some of the
moat elagant and desirable styles yet offered.
jug. A. A. MASON t CO, 25 Fifth st.
T rvßaPooL AN 1) PIULADELYIIIA
STEAMSHIP LINE.
JI_J•
The aplenditi new Bte/102414 CITY BALTIMORE, Capt
a a lrrfral, will nail from Phihulelphin on the
NM June—from Liverpool 16th July.
Pram Lirrspool.
MEE
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Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the above Lin.:
of Stenmahlps, or by FIItiNDCLARS SAILING PACKETS.
can be procured on application to
SALIBL & CORTLS, 177 Broadway, New York,
Or— JOHN THOMPSON, 410 Liberty st., Prtteburgh
P. S.—Also, Drain for sale ahrays on bonds.
DID YOU READ SYDNEY SNIITII ?-01
course you liked it, and laughed over his witty •
niarks. We now oiler you a better book.
THE BOOK OF TILE Sl' NI NI Elf.
We have ready this dny, the first complete Amerieau edi
thin, with a memoir, from the 10th English edition. In
two handsome royal 12rno. volumes. cloth prise $2,50, or
half calf extra pl.
The Ingoldeby Legends; Or, Nllrth and Marvels. h)
Thomas Lagoldnby. Lrsy-1 the Roy. Richard flarrbi liarnham.
with 16 Iltustmtions by Ida.° fussy (Alen's, Crullndmnis
and Leech.
This delightfully entertaining book ban now become
standard library work in England, where It has mpiiiN
pissed through ten edition.m. The memoir is brimful
sparkling Jokes, anecdotes and witty repartee, by Theod,r..
Hook, Hartshorn, Thomas Hood, bydneylSmith and edb.
celebrities. We venture our reputation ne caterers for pub
ile taste, If this work does not delight every reader, nod
prove folly as entertaining, If not more ea, than the recent
biography of Her. Mr. Barnham's brother divine, Sydney
amith. H. HINER A CO.,
jell) No. Mt Smithfield et.
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooks for city and
country. A Boy of 17 to learn a trade; must be well recoru.
mended. Also, places for font or five Girls to do chamber or
dining-room work. Four Boys in stores or to rem errands,
and See Or six men at auy kind of employment.
Apply at Lowturs Ne a Intelligence Mg,.
feb2o No. 1i Firth street.
WANTED—A Situation .mGoverness ~r
teacher, by a young lady well qualified, and ha,.
ing had consicerable experience-, would not object tog.. lot,,
the country. _
want—,Several girls to do housework, to city and
country, and a boy to run of errands, in a abut score in the
city.
For Sale—A small tannery in good order and ,Joinga good
bn-iness, in a small village about fifteen miles from the
city. The owner wishing to go West will sell at a great
bargain. Inquire off). W. BUNN, at his Agency and In tel-
Offica, north eide of Ohio street., fourth door cast of
the Diamond, Allegheny city. tuysta
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FUJI
BALK.—The undersigned offers fur sale ou favorable
terms a large number of Building Lots In the Third and
Eighth Wards of the city. The has trout on Pennsylvania
Avenue, wm arm , Forbes, Locust, Maria Vickrov and Bluff
streets, are but a few minutes walk from the Court House,
and,will be sold very cheap.
=
One desirous of securing a convenient and healthy Its
fur a home, or wishing to purchase for eloculation.
824 part, of the city which will continue steadily to improve
gpaldligardttO their advantage to call upon the undersigned.
CIIIMISTOPUES. AULagli, Attorney at Law.
No. 104 Flub street.
•
AGAEDEN LOT FO SALE--Containi D g .
six. acres of excellent land, situated on the water,. 0
Maddens Creek, in Robinson township, 44 miles from th
city, and near liroadhecure Fording. The Land is wel.
.adapted to Ganlening ea it lies sloping to the
Routh ; has a comfortable Frame House 80 feet by le, t.ne
and a hen' aorta , high • a food spring of water at the
• and. a variety of clicks Fruit Trees just commencing
bear. Price $6OO. For Ihrther om farti=lars, apply to
MAR KLY y, Real Estate Broken.,
tob27 Corner Seventh and Smithfield et&
FRESH SEEDS—Garden, Field and Flower
Seeds, of the Most approved and reliable varieties,
wholesale end retail, at the Seed and-Agrictilturel Ware
house, 47 Fifth street, of (ape) 7A.51123 WARDROP.
ALSO,
3 gross Ludlum's Specific;
4 &roes Hooftand`s German Bitters ;
1603 IDs. Madder;
600 31a Gum Tragacanth ;
490 3:w. Nutmegs;
Ooncenttated Lye, a new article for making Soap
one pound worth ten of potasb ; on hand and for wile by
my 3 FLEMING BROS
A -lAT OF . GROUND, near BakerstOwn,
tall be sal4yerilow, If applied for soon. It contains
.. y .r our th of onto t ankit ntra soon.
Apply
to fleth2o BLAKELY . RICHEY.
iIRNAMENTAL C.entai t ieces, Testem
3L,
• thane and Batt* Morals circlesorip great
*-esefs Mptar ornaments on Wan per.lor sat by
. P. MARSHALL . % CO._
DRIED PEAC
Ap26
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M. F. &Tort, Egg
gapedo gm oil Gliobo . on
almost the last year, and In
asmuch se.thoy !16444• eq.llategiven entire satisfaction to
` . dtir ctintiMiMi,lieliiiiiiMYblitatation in recommending them
a good article, and much preferable on account of their
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
any othor of which we have any knowledge.
Thin certifica that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, taus
Inq, w nay ou our roat tur yuara past. We find it to h•
an economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
as such. GEO. W. GRIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penns. Central RR
November 25th, 1834.
To Si. F. EavoN, Esq.:
This certifies that we have had iu use the patent Oil Globes
or Cups, sold by :doses F. Eaton. Esq., of Pittsburg ~ and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
ire have ever used. ALFRED TIIOMAS.,
Tren.qnrcr Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohio November 27. 1855. apfil
New York Scientific American.]
Pa cut. Finishing Plane.
This invention Is inteude.l f.w live where it is desired to ice'
part a fine, smooth, and glossy surikee to the stood; but It is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's places.
The novelty consists in placing the cutting chisel. or hit, in
front of the sedge, hut - teed of behind, as In common planes;
also Its applying a metallic mouth-piece to the face of the
plum., to front of the chisel, it Melt month piece serves as the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece is so close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane trout ripping ur splintering the wood iu
the least dearer indeed. we have seen the itupletneut op
plied :o tie- pin n i n g of wove] against the grain, and trace
vorsely t. , the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. S,
parted is the ~peratton 01 this Illatrallialat, that it las:, le ap
pliod to the plauiug lit tanva.ra--with entire ea ...kW— a
thing which tantmt ;safely Ins dune 1.2, the ; men.. plArt...
'fhe peculiar arrangement of the Lavallt 1.1“.• . net, ni,.l
Is'etigi . , of a completes and firm Lemma leer the 1,1
throUgl,Ut its whole iellglll. and thap , ass - s, under all cte
calastalleel, with the use of a Cap or &utile hit.
Thin ai a very simple and rtfia tic,- impn.t , m,.1it..1.-vitto-.1
us have it doubt, tr., find its way intt•ev-r) csrpeutcr'm .!.
111 the land. No tool chest i s coriml-to Wit hall it
ell tor 13W IL. C. 119M0,, til.. I'd ...v., t Ito
boax4 datoLowy) I.
iar MUSES F. EATON, N. 139 Firot stto,t. t
tho patent.,
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Arequest the attenti. , n
frl,•nde Lull the putAtt Wruy it. k of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which I think contnine a huger raliety ..f rich that:
any ~ t her form, parchne,. I hare taken ape, lal ietths
obtaitt all the Kluulea of
FANCY CLOTHS
generally desired, iiz Pense, Dnlilin, Muiberry, Bro us •
Drab, Brown and Olive. with varloug firer., PIP
Blue. I have ohserrKl the same .r a In ark,' ng ups
which embracua chin:, amaortnient
for eveuing rireum to the summer F1N12,011, with a sititutm r
Ltlach Elastin Figured G00d... int..inin-1 lot the
recut her. l‘ly stock of V FSTI NtIS I. on larife IM.
All at i•uliurn, cutup, iffing (woot" i wt) Fill: Patton, .
brio an d figuriml Greiiiiii• • and )ariieiflem
My !went Burnt of 11,0 lot ha+ loot. inernamied and
I am I...pared to fill n'l ut dtro in this tiran.h with ninn.
.trimfiction inyiwif and tioymi, than to I ouhi
Loh iit.ociml aunt/thin to a nunilini ploity Pl..ll:iS.
adlitit,it to dill:l,lCA Iran, oh,. it. think, .•an
not fail to pliant.. .11., Priv oar. trgi•ntini Lusn,e. An is
Isaias m arine , f r a t ,„l, Prmh I Who/ Cl
numenata at) lea of Wointi mi. a G 00,14, itlarlakd
either for men'. or ray's cluttoin;
SPLOM , IN ST N , SO W e al at
STEW CLOTIEN6 STORE, N. , . 4 Sixth
oppueite thitaulatcrihar has }mit
•mi thin new i-stalilitiliment, where he ham a 10,9. n band
huTn nud clroicn a.uiirttainit of all artirli, frill Nt).
which ha warrants equal to auy 111 the Ott). :if, I u... 11
the in I neasetabl: yri4 - ea. The public ate roipuigted
Lim a cdt ituat9:ly , , B. OPPENFIBIll}:11
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
OR ENGINH. BUILDIENti BUSINESS.
TITE UN DERSIG NED offers at private ,alt'
OD td the altb !ay of June next, the whole stork c••
Tools, Patterua, Shafting, nesting vi r w. and Pictures. th
nee In the • 4 Pitt Machine P ark. and 1 , 013r0try... 11.C0t...) iu
Allegheny City. or tier Main and Cherry street,
The stock ot Te.eolee consist in part
First N, 1 Steam F:mon , ” , mi) test. I
der.:: feet stroke., with . - yh wive - boiler 44 inch eilameter, re
use only one year.
tr ue , nrize and rye..emall prom P1.41.1.g \la. iii
Twenty Aisle.. turtling Lithe, rare u., ten_tio, eehel 4,7 es
o ht le awing from e , ten feet down to twelve m '..^ • V..
the aliesyr,
lin=li=Mliil
It: stk.,t, a rrarplo• ..1 T sJ 11,01
,r Steam
—A an: Ir..t] thtrty-41: it,•11 , •• .11:ttu.14
in It Ir , ,tt Inn 1111 fi n—
l•lqw It
Core rye., A nitonlinz ifle,, bra., l'unnuon.
and ar.•torht truo Lad).r ano rbauag ..t arrno, araa. and n
full as want of Flaakti and utbor took wreasar) fur a
Foundry.
Third—Vivo Illankamitif Fnrg.u, attli fun and limturn,
blow them, tocuthor %null rt full net t tog .andlgna tan,
men., and to. d. fur ea b fur",
One small Trip MIMI tth a great number •-f sti
ewedgi.s. in gal orilitr.
One pattnt 11.-It and 101,1 NIA,
suiek uf hilly Pativros fr•rii
sixty hill ilutineter . Spur and Bevel IV .k 1 vu
vus ello, :kll. 1)11.11: IL great number and tar •.1
Patterns. and a great ntitriber of utltiir Patterns. tisi 1111:lie
Wan lv 1.11e11001.1.
Than 'res.'. are ail to first rate order. and these W
hare beets r, a number of yearn in sucrosaful eratra.
and as the present proprietors wish to ‘Liro . untilon . Luntioar
a rare chance is unerral for the purchaa.. sts:itre at -.m
putt eetablished
The ' , mining, ears in, loosed at is fair rate Cro soy numb.
of pears.
HA to prig- Joel terms, apply ro Oa- I.r.
t - Lt proprietors un tic prenlat,
JENKS, lill'HEY a (N),
itri. not wild hero, th , -
June, thiy trill lA , et public wale.
Is hereby given to all pet-aunt, who haveatterus or work
of any oiescription in the •• Pitt M r
.Machine W,,r , s;" to ba,.•
them takes away before the 10th day of Jun, seat, or 01 , 3
will b , otherwise (Hu - posed of
Cab1u......555 and $75.
M PORT AN T.—The Subscribers are 11,,v
ttert.ne, a :Spring, anti Sum., atte..rtment 4 C.., run
prtsing In part a large anti s. 1,1,1 .•1 be.
quality atel most faslttortal.lt. stsles..4 r (1-1 h g
nurses ; nue 1.,,na1t Drrllgs \l4lt.agales Istwy II
ten: 11-true Brush,: Cur:: Gnu 1 , 1 I ant tgt. ,
pet and ;Enameled Leather Tro. nu t , Itt.s. Lulls
tents' eole-lotti,, Trunks. A. A:1 .4 a 1.1, -1.1
drat, are irnpnriur in ilturll2) uud 1‘,1% i-i in 1••• 11,w,
hofory offered in thin ontrket. Purch.o,r- 41.• I. ll.rt t.. r.‘..
and rxum iur , mr stock. tho ..ign of thr ,;01 :,11 II
No Sri Wood ritror•c, iArrur, if Diarnid,.l Al . .
.
uly3
ri11111(1) ARRIVAL OF NEW (RJOI):= Al
Lo t: BROTH N ! ,'; 4 Markot nt..l.lt!,!•ulkLll
The Sala. tibert. hn., itt.t i.elved and are o.lw ~pettit
their flora nu1.1d,)..t new as,i hm t ,b o o t e (food, shaft
T10111:15, 11V111.1. F1.11 . 1.1.1i111,(11111.1, M. 111 1 .11. 1, r". 1 .1 10.1111.41 . 1 *
Ribbon.. tool Needle cork. 31auy .d the 4141Ve
been purchased of the importerf, and at the large Awl,. Il•
in New lurk and Plltlntit Iphat. at prices that enable to n.tu
to offer them at leas than the cost of trattkportatadt. t
solicit all early call lotto 1111 0110 ustomers and the pal lit.
gouorally. bolievutg It will be 1.. the advantage of all, at
oover hove been able to offer a bettor argtortotent, und never
Ca cheap. LOVE If Roui ELLS, formerly
jai. YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE.
. —lOO bush. for s e •y
t3aIITH, HAIR a HUNT=
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F. &W. M. FADER co,
Engine Builders
CLOTHING
FANCY CASSIMERES,
Or thoae who wlah to Engage In the
MACHINE,
Urn, 14.1 - tng 31i;I.
and ct!,,ht
, v.th Y grl•hi It l.niM
ark..., cuth.r• lu F.-rl
11,11 itthl %hp h.,.
rut ng, l'utn.hing and 1,1,0
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PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
MAinal ANL WATLIt BTREITS.
myls:3m.) KITTANNING 7-fiCt
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
at a bargain.—A new ell CR ER INO
PIANO, slightly damaged in the furniture., t 11 i
bat not where it can be observed. The in.
litrOMPat. in nu way injured. will be sold at a mita-lion of
F I I , rY DOLLARS. on a credit of six inon the.
JOHN 11. NIELLOII, SI Wood st.,
niv2h Agent for Chickering's Pianos.
ACOMPLETE LIST OF )lONTIILY
IMAGAZI N ES. for May.
Marpei'snew monthly Mag.....
npaithly
knickerhoeker ; ~r New Lurk monthly Magazin,.
libusehuld Words—conducted by Charles Dickens
tlodef Lady's bouk--rolore.l pl ates
Graham's American Monthly
Peterson's Lady's N:.1.t.al ci a.r.11,
MaMou'll Dollar montlll)Mag 1.7
Harper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for Boys and
Vrank , Leatie'e New York Journal.
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion
Yankee Notions; full of comic Illostratkals.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for . pril
Chambers Journal (London Edition for April.
Just received and for sale by
uty3
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!
Frank Leslie's Fashion Rook for May
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal
GadeY'S 'Alike' Book "
i ratkam's Magazine " "
Peterson's Magazine
liallou's Magazine "
Ronsehold Words " "
K Y ll : i t an :l : c thrr' k k k 7 er : r o ".l 7 d N :l o , nll :t7 7 : e 7 r un i ?;:"
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seazine for April.
Loudon News and Punch for April 19.
For sale by fl MINER A CO.
my 3
N 0.32 Smithfield street.
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Watches. Gold Levers from $2 to $2OO.
Silver Levers from $l2 to $4.0.
Silver Cylinders from $4 to slu.
Railroad Time Keepers, $4O.
Frodaham'a Chronometer Series, saw.
D o . la Bayer Comm, $175.
Chains, Scala, Keys, tic.
Watches repaired in the beef
ulyft W. W. WILSON, corner of Market ,11. 4th etc.
SUNDRIES'--
100 bezel, Ifioald ,Lnd
25 do Star do
100 do Rods Soap.
300 kegs (snorted Naas.
100 dol. Gera Broom.
50 bales No. 1 and 2 Batting.
25 doz. Bed Cords.
25 do Buckets.
10 do Tabs. In store and for sale by
tnys JOHN 51001t/IEA D.
SIIG.A.R.---Prime New Orleans in store and
for oale nl LAO] eTOEN MOORHEAD.
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IA t 1 •
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3IECIIANIcS" LIFE,
YOB AND MARINE 178 AN CE COMPANY OF
PIIMADRLFMA.
$300,000
Amount nocluxly tur.t..l $200,000
ThiAoompany earAis Piro Insurance on Buildings, Goods,
Furniture, A, Manus Insurance onVessels, Cargo and
Prelatic. Inland Insurance 00 Gads, by Rivera Lakes,
Canalg, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally. Also, Insa
raller upon Llves, upon the roost favorable terms
Hon. Ttn.nan, B. I :..ronev, Jan.,
(Ik.orve H. A
Ed. l• E. IL Helmbuld,
ti r;;4• C
Tlioulas 1.. c
1 . 11 , 1)1.1:7 H FLORENCE, Pte..d.kut
Euscuta• R. Il ELMit,LD, rk,r,tnry.
PITTSBURGH REFERENCES
lion. T. M. Bowe. 1i0n..1. K. l'Cliutok - k,
lion. P. U. Shnnn..n, C.I. S. W. illaek,
v , H tit:lic w. A. B. Wenirnont, FIN..
,11.1 tat. J. 1., , . ~..,. F.Atl., M114‘,11 Nrealitile.ds, EAti.,
0.1. J. Heron Foster, Goo. J. K. luorliervi,
R. M. Kuhlle.
The character of the above Company is of the first chum,
tot er,r•bille, tLr cite uml ut, privilege.: of Fire, Aurae
and 1.11, mxurance.
Gentlemen L.( elevated r,tanditg are a6sociated in .1, man
agenwnt., and intert•xted 5.t..4.1:1t
Agent,
Jy27 No. 90 Water ,trvet.
TITE FRANKLIN FIRE INSUR:NCF,
CO.NIPANI% OF PIIILAI , '
Dtra.crons.--Charka W. knocker. Heel. Toltee
Samnel (ira.nt. Jacob (leo. NV.
U. Lewin, A,lulplAi 6. Bork, Genii 1,,r
-ris Pat tenkm. Citis. N. BANCICEII, Pregldent.
Cute. li. 11A.Mcniat, Skurrtary.
Qua; ate to Make intillrUnc, vrlsftual or limited, ry
description of property, in town and country, at root lon
as are consistent with security.
Tim Company have reserved a huge Contingent Foal,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely larelted, af
ford ample protection to tiff. 11,sure.l.
The Assets of the Company, on aanunt y on 411.
lisle l agrovaMy to an Act of A.remidy, were se P.!1..w. .
Murtow.o • 1,!, •
Rood 4.Btate. .
TemiKirsi y
St, 1,.
Cash, a
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U. 3 !nt ::! of III:: ttl:1:•:n Illt+l3ll - :•1
11 .11 ir 3. 1 1i: • .11nt.....ridetct . 3.1 . the
4:131311(11.,,•.1 the al,Cat) and diniumitiott
to :I,: t n.lll I.t.:1111.1:0,331t111 , 1::1111 ,3
.1 1,111:1 , 1N Kt< CoItVIN, Agent,
:t1,24 (tlll., 0.•111. end Thirti nut.
. .
ri IF. N El) STATE LIFE INSU
R ‘CE N'ZI'ITY A\)TR WMPANY, ['nit s•
-libartrrrrl Aprilh, I%orr Chart.. Perprgur.l.
CAPITAL.iIr.r $12.7y0.r.Cr0.
South-vuot Ch.•nt But ntr.otA,
OV tub Fit 011 K ,A I:I; AT PIMA DELP Ifl A
tints.
St.•;•11 , •11 R rrawf God.lArd,
A I.,l.rtege \V. Th,np.ttal. Lawrowe
11,1ipoin W. Mcllenry,
.1ar , .1, 1,. flot-ri,e. (ow." Dl•veri•ll X,
Wllll%lll U. 0,,,1wtn. NV 11 tmul Mr
ft Crau
MO (V. Morn
(I. 11. I)
, N.ty-I'. it. NI. I
61,1 F. AIiNI,L.D.
morlCy N.. 7 1.1:r-ImrizIl.
BANKERS I) BROKER S.
A USTI N Li i())11:-:, 1;01 8r ,, 10.r,
N.. 0 _ : .0 NN i Lo.
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II -I:..zuni,Ltivas t. woalptl,
T 1101,NIES littlikere and Ex
• rfut”,., nr.k..3.. MIA q - 1111.S. pt
• ISCILIL c ..11 11, Ewa
, Welitotn Clues fur sale.
made ro ail t!,.• tl.r .n4it.m; the
Nitt . l,l Th,hlan.l ' , mirth Kin 1)
I 1 E. ARNULL 3 CU., Bankers and Ex'
lit 1 , 40, `I
I,t Athl Lthe IhAIL• I efullt at
ten h•I t ah•!ln n'Ot,IN I,l.laltad any put ..1 the C01 , .1i
mocks trelght an.! all o,thtueitth.oo
Cia - N. , 74 F.,1.1.11 4tr•e-t, hent tat f,. the batik of Vitt.
ttepl3
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JUIiN 11"0005, Banker arid Exchange
t/ 11.11.1,, to Lt. hougt , , i....,ntt0,••tal and Book
kßot 04 0t0t0, ,,,, 0;
n.l' , Mt,. t,..: t• I 0t , ,,t rant on 1 , ..1 , 051t
• ,•• 1 , 4 a opto.,att.• the M 11
It .1 , , dr. to
Tr I lUMAS nitnerelal Br .ker, and
tt/ IteAl N.•
DRY GOODS
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0111" rlwWl nII , I llnuur lt..nu I,lnllll/11i1,1 Wills all Ll.. 1 0 4
n1)1,11.1 1,1, ( . .1,1,111-1, ,:.•11n. Silk, Itn,
• UT: :tern tar, S. , nes n..
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AR:sl,lll:A , i Ct. Ur
MENEM
Pt 11 R.•Eit“ , 6.
luta I"uit z•tur.,,
A. II bond
111,1-.1... tu nLtrh w.
,Anatliinl Lining
..11n•l• . twei, 4.3.1111. it
SI.Wk 1,1% k morrnicz,,
ikt/ N.t . %•11.41 k LtoVe.
74 LeL et. vt.t,
HOTELS
AU . RENTZ,
111=11
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Di , 1,1014aq, at riaisiileraliti- ti.tti•il
et)l.. tiiii \IA SrIVY 11.4 H..
it n 14.11-
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ciiiiitniplat 1,1: 11,101, an I tiiatastiita. II
1,1 I-I aail 'kir N. tilt 1,11,1 itti i
can iitt
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JA ME, .-11.1:,NON,
RESTA U HANTS
I( ENN A 1.E.-11". D. ESGLISiI, titic
~1 :NI IT II !. rated Kennett Al. t.tn.l
A l: ,, uunon Al, ht
and I flor, iu quart 'hod
pant Ip•AtleA
Tho rat. H.nt of famili,.s. and tin. Mule, is respoctfull)
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s„
M ..DHE'-.,; i
(71L - l - Sll '! Pit ' t i) t.t.rea S •t A bi ß ;l B v l l P lri A in - ,
Is now manufacturing and bottlm,.., the above erngen alt
tin extensive ncale. Ills article. are of the hest qualit). and
manufactured from the purest materials. octl7.ly
TILE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY—
PITTSBURGH, ROCHESTER AND NEW BRIGHT. , N
EX PRESS.—rr the overall a ./111111061tion id the hu
population ahmg the line .if the lino and Pennisylvaniti Hail•
road, between Pittsburgh and N m`w Brighton. whose intimate
bumpers social relations require such Agency. THE
ADAMS EXYRESS COMPANY hale made stall arrangt
tocza with the Railroad an to . wad.. theta to pin a trust)
NfeaSeager of the Aroorrintaial ion inutn, who will take
.liargo ..I all propane and 'Amite:ix properly entrusted h.
Imo. Ile will loam e .New Brighton In the Nlorning Train,
I . .• 1.1111 .1, Ilittsldiq:,ll awl Allegheny City daring tin• day t
attend to sad, nine ranted to him. and
loiuril I.) I lio Ev,..ng 'I raii., null, Ins Goods and Conlon.
.i.•rot d.itl. All„ it...it, to let
ILA 111, IN, 1 N IV:1-,11.
, t . t., t.ith.ut extra
n a rge, lad to insure such 'I. Its r.. the di.itiction pw kn.
gen. edpecially tar pi, ate b 010..., la. explicit.
At Wily all matter will In. h It NnL the Station
Agent ot the Itwilrozel Couliainy, ellen die plop,. part) I.
e , t at the iiiltati6ll on tle• arriNal of tho Train, to recciive
goods.
Thn Iliad - Kea for carrying 1.13,1 I•sr
1,11t101 , 11 by lirleseetigier. are 111(011 , 11,(1 to lessttbin
nonable Imutx. When the ',Luxe of the Iltintll.•,l in 1/111:11 eu
1011111 at a. special tigrounieuts will Ist. made.
LIEN It Y li.. I 11% 1N bar been appointed leisitenget, and
will nonillion, his dUtien 011 .111/111.1.1ty. 18fin
OFFICES AND AGENTS.
Pittsburgh—iii Fourth street.
Allegheny City—Telegraph office.
Maysville - -Captain Hy.
Sewickley Station —Mr, Nltthaughlt u.
Itmhenler—Mr. White.
Beaver—Dr. Chandler.
New Brighton —Mr. il.stiet
unrce ADAMS RI PRESS lio.l
Pittston - oi, Dee. '&itll.lStss. I deaf,
JUNE 3IAGAZINES—Just received and
fur sale by H. MINER A tki., No. 32 Smithfield street:
Harper's Magaztue for June;
Uodey's Lady's Book fur June; .
Peterson's Magazlne fur June;
Art Journal for May.
All the NEW BOORS published are for salt, by
• H. MIN ER
utyl9 No. Smithfield street.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES—Another very
large asstortutent of Summer Hoiery. Gloves and
Minn of every description, just received by
mylD A. A. MASON & Cu.
FARM FOR RENT.—A small Farm, coo
mining :14 acres. about one mile below the City. oppo
site Manchester. There is (pri tlm prem.., a large frame
house nil eLabie, about 100 bearing tipple [roes; also peach.
cherry and plum trees. grapes, kc. This place would suit
a good gardener. For terms appy to
tuy9 B. C. & J. 11. .'.AMY El. N 0.47 Wood et.
SREF'I)3S kegs for sale by
kJ --
yer, B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO.
ROCIIELLE OCHRE —5 casks just reed
and for sale by 1my24.) . FLEMING BROS.
__
BROWN'S ESSENCE GINGER--Jtu3 , re
ceived and for aide by [my24] FLEMTNG BROS.
- HOSIERYAND GLOVES.—A. A. Mason
& Co., have on hand a very large memrtment .of Lad
ive. dent's and Children's hosiery and gloves of °Very de
aviiption. Also, the best assortment of silk, mohair and
other mats to be found in the ctlir. AO
MIZE
DIEM
..,~~~ ~~
1856.
ONL ROUTE WITH TURXE DAILY TRAINS
PROPS PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROST PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IN
OHIO AND PENNSii VAN IA p.4...*ENUER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
AST CSDAI S, wi follows
_
Lea Vi. Pittsburgh for Crestlin« at SM A. M. 70) A. M.
r_
anal :i P. M.
Loaves Croatian: for Pittaburgla at 5:00 A. M., 7;00 P. SL,
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROA9S.
These Trains make close connections at CItESTLINE with
VIA CRESTLINE AND COI ',.:N1131 - z;. Troths for COLE:thin:S. DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE-
Yuickeat Route from l'itisburgh to Csncinnati. ' FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SALNT LOUIS,
I and all points on roads extending West and South-went
CONNECTING at Cincinnati with U. S. Mail Line Stenos re, through 01110, Di DIANA and ILLINOIS.
Covington and Lexington lthArnad, Ohio and TRAINS FltWI r.5i1t.11.0.11 connect at Mansfield with
Ritiltutri, and the Lawrencaburgh Route. Connecting via 'Finns on Sandusky, Ilanstiold and Newark Read, for CHI.
and I
CA(IIJ, TOLEDO and S.‘NDUSK : making ON quick and
Columbus and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia,
Indiana Central Railroads. surc nonneetions to CHICAGO, as by any other route. Con.
THROUGH. TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to nations me made at Alliance with Trait. on Cleveland rind
Lexington, Louiaville, St, IndianaPidis , At- Ar. Via Panlimgli Road., for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette, , FAD).
Terre than, zo. l o ars. e., ere. I P. igors leaving Pittsburgh, at 3P. 51. for Sandusky,
Till , . iA", via COLI'3IBL,S, connecting with Toledo "end Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
the Covington end Lexingtonthn s. Mail nonstield nr Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early next
Line Stimuners, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and Lilo 0 ,,,, nmg.
Lawrencelrurgh ithilte, oilers facilities IA other route can Truing East from Creatline make close connections with
give, as through tickets by all the above routes can only be Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PHlLADEL
procured via Columbus and the Little Iliami Railnand. I'lllA. BALTIMiIItP: and NEW YORK.
The route from Crestline via Columbus being the shortest THROUGH Tickers ore sold to Columba!, Dayton, Ctn.
ti!Citicinuati,outibles a uniform and safe :peed. Gam. mous !annul, LunisviLle, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefontatne,
are certain, and I...rangers have full time for torah. By ti,e Chicago, Ruck Island, lowa City, Dunlieth, Alilwankia,
Forest and Bellefontaine rune tom Crestline, a dangerous Cairo, springtield, 111, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the loni
and break-neck speed is requirni, and compelled to overmite c i pa l cities in the West.
il!stanee. Through tickets ' , ver this line may be had at all of the
Ry the route via Colottlibus to Cittollittall and Indianapolis, „hove plactrr fur
New York. Pittsburgh,Philadelphia, ,Baltimore and
pueeiengem ride over roads ballasted and smooth, ity 111 e
Forest and Belleumtaine route, misseugers ride over the NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
ronghest roads in 'Silo. Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 134, P. M. Leaves
TIMER DAILY TRA INS, VIA COLUNIBUS AND Pittsburgh for New Brighton. at 0 , " A.M d 5 ,, P. M
CINCINNATI ¢;a- For tickets and further Information apply to A. I'.
JOHNSoN, at the corner office, under the Monongahela
Etas? TP-ZoIN leaves Pittsburgh at an./0 o*Aock A. Al. Mr
' C cestline, Columbus, Xenia, Con ;Lunn, Lotocville, !louse, or at the Foderal street Station , to GEO. PARKIN,
Lexington and Indianapolis, Vito Latvorotocoloorgio Monte. Tllll3 C. Lot „ gout.
JOHN K.ELLY, 'assauger Agent.
Train arrives at Cincinnati ono hour and forty minutes In ii.)2n J. 11. MOORE, Supt
advance of the Forest and liellefoutatue route.
Satuari TiisiN leaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock A. 31. for
Ct ehtline, Columbes, Xenia and Cincinnati. This 'train
inakewormection only via, Columbus to thin intim 1.
Tama Taus Mai." Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock I'. 51. tar
Orestime, Col ondiva, CI twat tott Lotto., ilk. ;Ft Louie,
Lexington and I rollanapola. Lawretwelcirgli Knite.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA CoLU3llths, IiArTUN,
AND INDLAN.II , thIs.
Post TOWN banes P1L1.41 , 111 Jo tot. :Lou tt . o ko A H.
Creatline,Columbil , . Xenia, Dayt..n, I lath) ono.,
Teri, Haute, Vincennes, St. Louis. truth. Evansville, A,.
SECoND Tot.s:N Intisburcii it 7 ;„ ! ' clan A. M. tot
Creei , ne, 'I lmlhue, hotot.o, D. 1.0 I on, I tioltaunp.die,liefayetw,
Terre !lame, ineetaies, Cuirc, Evansville, Pc.
Telcis TRAIN Ira, es hat-burgh at 3 o'clock P.
Crestline. Glum bus, Xenia, lin) ion.l allanapolis, Lathy
Terre limas, man St. L-in.,, Cairo, Evansville,.t...
N. B.—Secure your tickets via Coln/ulnas. and 5 on are •11,
COnneetiOnA.
Steamer. leave Cincinnati daily for Memphis, Vicksburg)!
Natchez, Nrw Orleans. ke.
The Columbus being the direct routs, the Time Table.,
the ' , Astern Roads are arranged to run In close connect,
with this reliable route.
For all Information and Through Tickets, phrase ittply
the ChM and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, (corner ofliev•
under the MotionAanec! tl •aoc.
J. U. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
G. , P.ARR IN. Ticket Agent.
OEO. 0. SESSIONS. Agent, Pittaburxli.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RA I L ROA 11,
CO:VNECTINU V. IT/1
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
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Tll E 5 lIORT EST AN Li Q 1: It'r F..iT Rt)LTE ry CHICAao
ksb Tux .N.JBTri N r.sT, ty VIA C1.1:1 ELAN h
Thiii Rollie of Una Hundred aa1.40 nkairtar and .Lout ulna
aaurs thaa , lIIC 111, l uilionupoli“.
Throe Lintis TtitauPitt - :+ ri7ll auil Clevelaud.
Four Dully Trains 1...AN...a Ca s.•lntal
Time to Cltivoilitiol us hourn, thiawy ivituty-four Loan,
and v. Louis thirty'-seven insure.
Oil and after TiII:SPA Y, May 'Si, Ps(s., lino Truths
thu Ruud will run i 10110., . .
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The trams of the yid' , mud Poetise Irwnia Railroad leave
Pittsburgh at Lirtni A. M. and 7 A. M. and Itin P. M.
Leave Aldiance A. M. and 11. ho A.M. and 6..50 P.M.
Arrive in Cleveland at A M., I' M. and h.
M conned:dug there with Cleveland and T o l e d o iinilrerad ten
Tulcdo, Chicvigo,ltock Island and St. Louie.
Passengers for Toledo, Chh.ag,,,, St. Lewis, and the ',will
went. leaving Pittsburgh en the 7.3 U A. M. train, by going
via Ch•velau it will orrive in Claltragt, at 0:lo next morning
Pnasefigers for Toledo, Chicago. St. Louis, Rock Inland.
a nd th e N o rth-neat, to he wish to ge through with
out detention. till take the train I,lllEl* Pittsburgh at 7.30
A. V., at list is the only trelll by which clone connections
a, Londe through to the ai.n,r font tn.
The trains lean log Pittelitirgh at rdfni A. M. and Wellsville
I' M. are the only 'men by whiJ:i pmcni,ngeril cam
rem h stations south of r or stations t, the Tura
raw.. cxivuniou.. .
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t sun it ,tt Int; At I' 11141,.• ttito and arrt,lnt.
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• an.l Ct, tc.ps, and Mich. t'..ntral Ratin.ad att,ttnar
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P'..r1141,4 are r,...,0n5t,.,1 h, p: wore t1.,1 ticket , at tin
ffite .1 thin Company, in the Monottdatoodt thud
0. , t• ...how the corner.
J. DURAN I), . Cl ovelnall.
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01110 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
RAIL111.0A1).
7 . S7' LOUIS', DIRECT .
Tur only route making sun , rtmue , Houb: 114gg.g , '•
tlfrd ttna only ono Autnz, Hut; Kr. k
VA NCE ANT OTHER ic,it"rE.
nit feet gauge, with wide arid cart, a,
.•• 111E11..111tct , roomy oeAt.s, tt halt gire great ea.te Lii
Ai, and which in unat tit] a i r y utter ji a jl aa a,i
th. Went.
I) ft.t I,lLU,• . llgrfy .If 1 I
'Ube l'rainn (hut lt,,tite are in the hands it careful u,
VI !WI ..11,`,1 wen. Ninehtnery ,if supa•rl4,r rinirart,r.
Wt.ii kept up
T n
11, ,t. 1,011114, %II Uld , .ana Pennell :tl/111 IZwir,rl.
Fihr TIWN LFAVL, s' 3 A. 1.
k7l- tsts . , Ar 7 - 3, A NI.
NI Ai:lg onnetrti•ao. at t'ra , tlitta a• lithattait.•lls
.• Haw, than , t y 11..• 11.1 111.1,ipp. 10,11
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tit 1,1 tt.
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The Pa, Inc Railroad hyingg completed fr.. , ST I,tlei
City, roan.. n. C'dy pith
...king the cheapeNt. gin , diest and nioid
Ideroute Kansas and Nebraske pitioniner+ rian haie
A ,ii . ond-e1a.,4 Car will he run ihrongh with the 111,1,..5 ,
Traln arming at St. Ennis all .it the rano. tin...
1 /Illy ..ne :doing, of 1111pplgl . 111 1 1WP1, Pit teldirgh /11111 rt
1,111, , 1
1101 , 1 will call for Tickets by the 1%1 Reliably lba,;•
V,ty.ynnys and 01, , and Mi,:shihippi'Toad. Ihn
tnakhtg sure ionoortluns. and avynling the dyl.ipi tit
new and nultalsbytt roads,
'rickets good for any rewtnnable length .if time.
FA RP:S . —FIRST CLASS.
TIIROIIIIII TICKET:I or further information not pr ,
cured of A. T. Jolimon, Ticket Agent Ohio & Pen nn.
Co., corner office, klonongaliela House: of Oeorge I . tl 11.11,
Ticket Agent, 'Federal eireet Station. Allegheny rit. ~1
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Superintendent lihio and It
111312 F. KNoWLAND. Agent. Pittal.nr,l,
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THEORF:AT .rl;.k I. RoUTE, t nue,
Ow Ail,. Ut ( t••.• unh 11 oaten, N
and Soul hwestern States by a coal lath/15S Railway till., I
Flits Road also connect, at Pittsburgh with Daily Li,r, of
St, , ainer4 to all ports On the Nortli-m estarn Lakos,
mal, tit
th.. mot nine,'?, CaILAPELST nod OEUAI'LE ROUTE hp which
FR Ellt I IT can be forwarded to and tioin the Gate,' .
Rates between Philadelphia dr.. Pittsburgh.
rift: 4 r i I.A SS.—ltuote, Itry Goods, t
a .11 100 lba.
boas.) Furs, Feathers, Ae.
( . I.ASS.-lAooks and Stationery,
D r , (in halcs,; Hardware, Lea- ;..60c. 100 Zs.
tiler, Wool, &c
THIRD (tagging, Bacon t
•. I), 100 11,P.
alai Pork. I in bulk.) lion', Ve
F. CLASS.---Coffee. Fedi. Bacon and
AUc. VI lOU IDs.
Pork, (poked,) bard and Lard Oil
FLOUR-72 cots per barrel.
4.14" la shipping iluods front any point East of
PLiladel
phut, Ins particular La mark packnize, " eta Prtisy!
Ruilnkid." All Goode consigned to tho Agents of this Iliad
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
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FREIGHT AGEIIITS--Mnatui Potter, Boston; J. I, Elliott, New
York; E. J. Speeder, Philadelphia; Magraw & Koons, Haiti.
more; G.. C. Francisca., Pittsburgh; Shriugunin & Brew
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, I..ulsville, Ky.; It C.
Me[drum, Madison, Ind.; RateUlf &Co,. St. Louis, Mo.; J.
S. Mitchell &Non, Kvanimille, Indiana.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. J. LOSIBAERT,
thyg Superintendent, Altomm. Pa.
PENNSYLVANTARAILRAAD.
Summer Arrangement--Changeof Hour
.1:i Will after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH anti PII ILA DELPII I n.
MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Pililaddphia at r::30 A. M.
THE FAST LINE !envoi Pitt,bargh for Philadelphia at
P. M.
TILE NIGHT EN_PRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P.'.l.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN hives Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, at Ltno o'clt,k. P. M.
BRIETONI ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. 3f., 3:30 P. M., and 8:20 P. M.—running
ao tar as Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mb.; Alton. Galena and Chicago, HI. ;
Frankfurt, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, tad.; Cincinnati. Dsy_
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, 311ssilion and Wooster, Ohio; lest,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to NEW ORLEANS, ST,
Louts, Loumoms and Cmrcurnsvt.
TIIROUGE TICKETS can behnd to or from either of the,
above places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting pcitsts. Passengem from the West will find this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, P.dti.
more, New York, or Boston. J. 31ESKIfil EN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
TUGS.
tryst AgeftaiNftezger Wee, rbilwicipme.
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BROAD GAUGE
N••‘, UT m,. will ilk ,
Hadruail at i••
St. Louis, via Dellefontaine and Union $lB 30
Do. via Columbus. Xenia and Dayton... 1s 30
Do. VIA Columbus, Ctmlnnati nod Law.
ronceburg.. . . 11) 30
second-class Car to St. Louis . 12 00
Rkrutoia)g.
Ohio and Pemailtrania Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
RE E TRAINS DAILY
( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
TUROVUU
n,orthern Illlnola to Illitialesippl River,
lOWA, IVIISSOURI,
ANSAS AND NEBRASKA
ALL RA ILRO AD THE MISSISSIPPI.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD
clf 7'•
FoI,NIERLT TkIL 12111,,,, Asp A rßoad, ,D UHNTRAL UILITA.II.
TILIVT HAfLKUADI
I 0,5' C ,NIPLETF:I). rtud Traius rue the entire dist/Loco
tree, GIiICAUu To BURLINGTON, lowa, without chatig. ,
'I
Only Direct Route to Ilurlington, Quincy, Keokuk,
Ntuscatu, °gun% ka, IVitillo, Pont Des Couu ii
fthill, he., and the °Nis ALL RAILROAD ROUTC front Chicago
to r•t. Louis, Bloomington, Clinton, Decatur, (:a fro, Spring.
i;h., Naples, and intermishate :Rations on the
Lireot Wt.tern, and Uhl° and W.. aippi
lrtil n 4111.,
Trsinv rm the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
I'llllllX front the Bast—avoiding all laying over at any of the
:Logy, kart Burlington daily fur Southern and Conti-al
b•ws
and N,,,,rthern Mo*ourl—ruaking the quickest and moot
1,11te: Io reach all the important points west of the
',1,-deappi to far 3,1 Conceit Bluff, with from ftwty to Stip
/111, Iftn.K 11 ing (1. by any other ratite. The Kund. tee
.1 purtiuti ut the way, is laid with the Covri9tu6s Rah,
11. enhadLiest tilted aid laratlrLehl is the West—with
. ,eked with the uh.st modern Is woniutive, and elegant hunt
twit a.
_
4,r- Hy this rum,. pameng,rs are sure of making cantle,
4.1.4 n. log at advertixed time, avoiding
of fogs and ice, awl datigerw of
Ise i‘.,toe by Alton.
,•he.,,ked direct thr , ligh front Chicago, an d
• Ire handling at any poini.
I it ii ll . oll Tic'. ET'S by this route can be pnrchaand at
!! It.airoad (111lit.”i in the LAISI; at the Office of the Coln-
....tiler of Clark and Lake sti cern, in the Granite
; at the Depot of the Galena Hailruad, and at the
Central ltailro.al Oltice, cot ner of Lake and Dear
ton .treat', cppo.ite Tremont 'toilet!, Chicago.
hit/ IT c,ceigrie,l by Ullll route will receive immediate
C. ti. 11A.M.1101,;1), $.llO.
C. E. FOLLETT,
General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
ICE ET: , can tie procured at the principal Itailroad
• - .t the o•untry. tuhl9
(+lent American and V. S. Expreas and
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71 MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
env 1%..0 CIIANUILI OP £P.3 .1050 BAkiIiAGE d VOIDED
AIR LINE ROVTIC
Urrn 1,311
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
IA CI.II.CAuo, ALTON AND ST. 1.01118
R.&II.IROAD,
Vortnerly Chicago and Allsideidppl.
ciliciuo•fo ET. LUU IS In hour,. Trains lea.Ve
Cenrrtil Depot, 1.,,[ a %tater .treet—
..! L o uoe. Day Expree. Etanday. excepted. 7,15 A. M.
Nl4l]: Exprt.s doily , :iaturdayt excepted, P:3O
. and r.z.l..lgnut Suwl,9, excepted
:3..; A. M
c1a,c1,41 U4roligh to St. Louis.
T rum 3 run thr , ct 11.1ouull lu Altun, (259 tutlett,) ult.hout
6K11.4t. ut cats or 141 4 ,.,—,;.t.. out cop itevt wiW the Compuuy's
•• ,011.1 II EISPEKR, ruuuug
xclu.tve 0ttne..5.11 watt l'as.en,...er Trains from .klion
t Louts, tittles,/ n ithout landing. 'These boats, lot
• .1, rot,n - an nro node lt,.,sturn, are unsurpassed on the
\ —tern waters, Iselin; fitted up with Baths and spacious
todero..ass, snordtt.e, itassetnt r ys thu opportunity of re..
tu.., ins Ilse dust uua. Addable in qualm, railroad tints chug,
..II I ,Nssiling, St. Lotus reft,..shed teem tin: effects of a lou t ;
ride.
KANS..i., 4 and NEBILAnIi.& thinqs tun moot direct
dostiried for Uli..l:llillp..ll,6llriliglithi,
.! 1. he n% nod all polllto .1 tine IlissiAmppi.
• :1(1. Katll,l- , . 01110 , 1,1111.1 HII , I TenlleOel, IA - 111 note
unportant A:, lug In distam-, icing Seventy-Pro uiiks
t.. :t. Louie, thirty-seven antes let to
..,d filly-eight stiles loss to 6pringtiold, than by any other
route.
ough Titlets over thie route ctn he procured at the
,0111 Tickot Offices in'New York, Boston, Pik
.'ell l,ia. 141 t I tnor •. Albany, Buffalo, fie.. and at all' hrough
Tirk. 10iher4 through..ut the States, and In Chteago at the
0111. c. lh,rhorn ntreet, the Pre
,. at the Depot ot the I.lhuots Central Rail
:, t. ~t ..t 1.1(101 street.
Mon , , 1 1 0110 at th e rh,poh. of
!:.,. p',115 into Chicago, to Cheek Baggag e
..
thrtig!. point desired on the Into.
K. P. )10IttiAN, Jr Superintendent.
1.1.. J. U. SCILEIXEItUURN,
Geuend Passenger Agent.
NEVI/ AND DIRECT ROUTE,
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__
Flto3l PITTSBURG II TO
(VA mbus, Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terra !Inuit, Rock inland,
Lumsv die. S inceianes, lowa City,
z , t. I is, Erna...vales Dubuque,
Day tun, Cairo, Gale na,
Yellin, Peoria,
7.anesr ilia, F Ick.diurg, Peru,
Newark, New Orleans,
AN lo THE PRINCIP AL CITIES IN THE WENT AND SOL,TII
st euhenvi file & Indiana Railroad!
ted and It...l..•l'UtiOti
111,1 Newark. Uiuo.
Ealli.ail and I , l,aultioat the, r..ute
f!• E. 1., traveler A .1.. gr., c..dill,rt unrivalled by any
lioAd running %Vest Crum Pittslmr4i.
Fall Arrangement
aud aft, MONDAY, NoVella', 501, 1855, a DAILY
N elegant and swift running Steamers, enmmandnd
dy ea perreiteed and aeruniniodating otbenrs, Win learn Pitt.
4h every day at 6 P. M.
VENTURI' Captain Goal:Km
FAIRY QUEEN • J. C Ratio
Pwtsengers sleep ou board, and reach Steubout tile at
7 0 clock the following nefrning—connerting with the Fast
Train at 7:15 A. M., waking direct connection with Train.
for all the above cities—thus obtaining& comfortable night',
rout. and avoidow the fatigue of night travel Ly rot/road.
Fare as cheap as by any other Railroad route.
For Through nud Local Tickets. and further information,
Inquire of JOHN J. HOUSTON,
No. US Water street, Pittsburgh.
(IEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
1.. DEVENNY, Oeueral Agent. novIS
I L LINO'S CENTRAL RAILItOAI),
CARRYING THE
Greal Un!tad States Mall and Express
TWO PASSENIIER TRAINS RUN DAILY on it. eutirt
Irwin from DUBUQUE ro
AND
CHICAGO To CAIRO
This Road. In connection with Trulns of the Ohio and
It. R. and Chicago and Galena Railroad, f,,raa,
tie most direct and only continuous K. R. nuts crow
CHICAGO To ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO To CAIRO,
CHICAGO TO DUBUQUE.
rrainB leava Chicago ad. fellows:
1 , A. 11. and M.—Sr. Loei AXE , CAIRO MMUS&
Poßsetigeni for St. Louis by this train take the cora of the
übio and Mins. lt. It. at Banderal, and are carried direct to
St. Louis.
0:35 A. M. and 4:lu P. M.—DUBUQUE AYI) GILLECE ESPRESB,
connecting at Dunheth (opposite Dubuque) with a Daily
Line of Steam Packets for tit. Paul and the Upper Missis
sippi river cities.
Trains leave Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7:30 A. M.
and 7:00 P. M.
Paairengere from the Bard and place. on the Ohio river,
,I..etined for St. Lords, will save 190 milea of tedious and no
c..rtain river navigation from Cairo to St. Louis, and arrive
hive hours in advance of the river route, by taking the
care at
Tickets to St. Louis, Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all Im
portant places by this route, can be had at the office of the
0.. t P. and C. Jr P. Railroads in Pittsburgh, and Michigan
Central Railroad in Chicago. 8., B. MASON,
iee Superinten't.
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD
Yew Arrtznyerncnt. Commencing June 2d, 1850
In consequence of the interruption of navigation on the
Youghiogheny and Monongahela rivers, the folliowing ar.
rain ements have been made for the conveyance of tray eters
to and from Pittsburgh. •
PASSVGERS LEAVE
I. niontiovu by Bunting & Hall's coaches at 5 A. M.
4inatellsville by P. C. B. it. cries at l'.4b A. M.
Welt Newton by Bunting & roadies 9.30 A. M
Trwin's Stiitiern by l' H. R. eitrs'l2.4s A. M.
And arrive in Pittsburgh at 2.00 P. M.
RETI7ILNING--PASSENGERS LEAVE
Pittshurgh at 2.50 P. M.
Irwin's Station 4 P. M.
West Newton 0.30 P. M., t r upon arrival of coaches from
Irwin'u and arrive in Conn 'Loyale at 8 P. M.
•
Far , fr.oln Ufliogjamll to Pitcaburs:ll
du L:uunellsville 1,, l'ittAburg
do West Nowtou to Vittsburgh
Passengers will please procure stare tickets at the office
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Pittsburgh, in onler to secure
their aeata and a acre connection with the care at West
Newton
D. W. CALDWELL, Amt. Supt.
office P. A C. R. R., Went Newton, June 2.d. Jug.
OWDER'D BLUE A superior article,
P
just received and for Kale by
7 FUXIN ti 8.1108.
EMI
MIME
TIR M LA - N
I3VEII PILLS AND YEIUIIFUGE
DR. I. SCOTT, a regular griutiate aria 'physician . of exten
sive practice and experience, Induced by a commendable de
sire to alleviate entfering, as well as to excel, tine per
fectell an
IMPROVEMENT ON TUB ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
VL'It.MINCOF. OF Dlt. C. MaL&NR,
Having prepared these remedies as the medical 'partner of
Dr. C. McLane, for many years.
OUR IMPROVED LIVER PILLS AND VitIiMMIGE:
possess greater efficacy and are more mild in thedrOparidkor
than the Liver Pill and Vermitage prepared accord' . pg.tatbe
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make tag • •-g.„larntion .
understandingly, and recommend them to Ifni tifiliclist*.
being both pleasant and cnrative, and believe theniittifiliicir
to any other Liver PM or Verrnifuge ever prepared. i'•••,••
Read Certificate of Dr. C. 111cLatie, below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT,
The aniversal reli C nflbrdeal by appliratloni of this eftL-;
&MATED KING' of Pals killers in :made of Rheumatism
Gout, Lumbago, Bore Throat, Bruises, Sprains—Swellings,
Stiffness of the Jointa. :mouses, Pains, Scalds, Owns, Aches,
or any other Weems. for which a Pain Willer or Liniment is.
need, ewe s us to riser( positively that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CELEBRA,ED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENTis the,
must reliable, safe and pleasant remedy yet discovered, pm , :
sessing astonishing properties for HEALING DISMSE and
THE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The many at
testations to its astute, given by persons of enlightened'
judgment and strict integrity, shmild induce all to adopt it'
as a standard Family Remedy. The most incredulous will,
rvitet e nothing wore than the following testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, distinguished as a great discoverer of medical
remedies:
READI READII READIII
Ve., Sept. 12, 185 b.
This is P wrtify, that I have examined the Recipe for pre
periug McLane m Improyed Vermlfako and Liver Pills by Dr.
1. &oat, who has boon IN THE lIARIT OF PREI'ARINU
AND UtONO MY ORRIINAL MEDICINES IN MN OFFICE
h.tmg the last THIRTEEN YEARS and that I believe be
has 13IPROVED THEM. I make the above statement the
wilhugly eo I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER. I would further imam that I have frequently:
need to, CEIRBRATFID IVIIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
iv my pia lice, with the happiest art, to, and that I mu coo
scientionsly recommend It. C. MeLA NE, M. D.
All the KIK/. Medicines prepared solely ander the enper
vision of Dr. I. tifJOTT. Sold by Druggists and Ilerehente
Te.tyWhr - re.
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The , GENCLNE Dr. C. IcLANE'B IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS .t4NI) 13.111.1JVED VERNutTak: are signed. by Dr.
I. SCOTT de CO., aveorupanied by certificate of C. MuLANE.
The GENUINE WRITE CIRCIA.SSIAN LINIMENT signed
.., Lir. 1. SCOTT di Co., accompanied with signature of I.
S . OOTT, M. D.
DR. I. SCOTT & CO., Sole Proprietors,
- Bank Plnoo , Morgantown, Va.
PR. G. 13. KEYS Wholesale Agent.
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. FLENII NO, Wholesale Agent,
ji22ilyisswlyspcBti Noir Railroad Depot, Allegheny.
9 1 11 E SATISFACTORY REMEDY—From
all pare of the country, north and south. the proprie.
tors are almost daily . In receipt of such flattering testinioni
male arthe following, relative to B. A. lahnestock's unequal
ed Vermifuge
fittr2eNsuintoi, Ala., April 18th, 1845.
3Rssr, R. A. Fhltntslock ck Co —I have been selling your
Vermitage m this place fur tiro years, and take pleasure In
stating, toe the information of the trade and of the public,
t bat it had been. so far as I know, one of the must satisfac
tory remelted in the market, and one of the most saleable
medico.. we 11/lSe. I have also personal knowledge of its
co. u 1 creel", in imnierolis cases under the treatment of our
phyBI.IIIIIA. all of whom use It regularly, and always found
It to t o sale and reliable as a worm specific. I can recom
mend ;t as one of the safest and best In the market.
A. STOLLENWERCK.
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAEINESTOOK A CO.,
corner of Wood and First Its. Pittsburgh.
- W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
OpprAil.B Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
-x/r '
ONUMENTS TABLETS, and GRATE
STON always on hand; Stone rid Marble Curbing
Mid % units for Cemeteries, made to order.
Fuca it are and Washstand Tope, and Imposing Stones male
by machinery, in less time and better style than can be done
by mere manual labor. Particular attention is paid to the
manufacture of
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stook, as we
teed persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices,
tsls and upwards,) but Lew who are able to own a good
house, will be willing to remain long without procuring one
or route Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
not liable to take fire, and coat but little more than a good
woad Innate.
31,,nb1e sold low to the Wade. hearth Stones made to order.
Odwiretock of Xlmble is the largest in the West, and being
niannfoctiired by the best wo:kinen, aided by machinery, S.
thy Itttcntion.
rut., at Liberty strut, Pittsburgh
with dvirlitch. W. W. WALLACE. ,
4,;;i n MUT MACHIN ES. —LU LL'S PATENT
BUBB SMUT MACII IN u.ant in 700 iu the
tt eat. They riot light, clean sell; are dui-lade, and when
they become smooth, the edge can t.a renes ed I y erackinf.,
the Burr. They hate been used for five years iu the City
Pitteburgn, ~, n e of the largest oldie in the (Vest,) end
a. e oar/anted to lens Kell. 1.,r purticinuri,
Orders tilled at 6in Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
apZ.: W. W. WALLACE.
V 0 MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
L Laurel lull Stones, lic:tiug Cloths, Mill Spindlas, Mill
I ..on cries. &seen Wire. Corn and Cub , lrinderg, Cart Irun
Proof Studs, aluays on band and nude to order, at 319
I st...rty street, Pittsburgh, Penna..
W. W. WALLACE.
(TEAM ENUINES AND BOILERS.-
kJ Engines. with the latest improl, cutouts, warranted best
on band and made tu order. Boilers of Juniata
roc, made on short notice. vrilers filled with despatch, at
t it Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. W. WALT.ACE.
D KT A. 13 LE FLO URINO MILLS. —The
_L. subscriber has ou hand, and in manufacturig, Portable
t pouring Mills, of un impporrd quality; they are very com
pirt, run light, grind fast, (fire to fifteen bushels per hour.)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prove
valuable acquisition to iron masters, lumbermen and large
stock feedere. Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
apUilaw W. W. WALLACIS.
C. U. BTRAM T MAY PIRACY-.
FREE OF CHARGE! !-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ENGRAVINGS, entitled Bolton Abbey in
in,: Olden Tunes," u splendid steel engraving. fr, m the
irited painting by I..atitivi,; and the "Departure of the
l 'rue' Sex from Egypt . " alw go and beautiful engraving (nab
a painting by D. Roberts. the rebid price of the above en.
graviugs is $3 per copy, but will be sant free qf charge, ns
follows:
The subscribe' , have established a BOOK AOENCY in
Philadelphia, and will furnish any book 'or publication at
the retail price, free of postage. Auy perm:fun, by forwarding
the subscription price of auy of the $3 Magazines, such in
harper's, Godey's, Putnanea, Graham's, Frank Leslie's 1 5 a5.11-
101:18. he., will receive the magazines for one year, and a copy
of either of the above beautiful engravings free of charge,
or if subscribing to a $ll and a $1 Magazine, such as Peter
lona, and Challen's Ladice' Christian annual, they will re
ceive both tuagazinerand a copy of either of the above en-
aravinge.
Every description of Eugaring on Wood executed with
aeon..ss and despatch. Views of Building, lewspaia•t
Headings, %lows of 3lachinery, Book Illuttrations, Loitut
Certdicates, Business C.`ards...t.c. All orders sent by mu'
promptly attended to. l•ersous wishing views of their build.
trigs engravvd, can send a da,goorreutype or sketch of the
.ol:hling by mail or express.
Persons at a distance having saleable articles would find it
heir advantage to address the subscribers, as we would
act an agents (or the sale of the same.
BYRAM & PTERCS,
60 South Third street, Philadelphia.
~~~B:.L•rly
r.I•A'JTT
O RoTT & Cli RT IS, Dealers in Real Estate,
St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota Territory. Laud bought
oul odd throughout the Territory. Money loaned, Invest
'wilts made to the best advantage, apd Land Warrants lora
t.ti Also, Agents for the *A 'orliats in'tha town of ST.
ClAtill 65 miles from St. Anthony, and head of navigation
tb..ve the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
. .roases the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous ad•
vattages it possesses as a plane of business, will make It one
.1 the largest cities In the Northwest.
ILEPERISCES :
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Miniestota.
Mott. Win. 1.1. Welsh, Chief Justice of Minnesota
Hon. J. Meeker.
lion. IL :4. Rice, Delegate to Congress.
Rice, Ilollingshead .4 Rocker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Itorup & flake, Bankers.
Rev. T. 31. Fullerton, Register of U. 8. Land Cake
aop2o
F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
1 1 11 IS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In ordinary Marrhina, incipient cholera,
oi shirt, in ail cases of prostration of the digestive functions,
it i. of inestimable value. During the prevaleumi ocepidemic
chola, a anti summer complaints, it is peculiarly efficacious;
fancily, individual or traveler !should be without it.
C.o - viiiiv.—Be sure to get the genuine Essence, which is
p ; tired only by F. BROWN, ut hie Drug and Chemical
stole, N. R. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, and for sale by all the reapectable Apothecaries in the
nited States, and to Pittsburgh by
B. A. FAR:II - RSV/CB A CO.,
SOULLY 8 CO.
And in Allegheny by
sepli*nd
Jovph White's Carriage Repository.
Tt/SEPII WHITE, now carrying on [mai
tnem in his spacious premises, i now lately ,"
enlarged,) nu the Pittsburgh and Greetuditu-g ,
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Run, between •
Pittsburgh and Lascreneeville, respectfully invites the public
to inspect his stork of CA ft RIACI E 3, IlliatilEfs, Esc. And he
particularly informs gentlemen purchasers, that one prier
only is made.
Fourteen years' experience In the business enoblet him to
place before his patrons the same choice collection of Car
riages which, so many years past it Iles been his particular
department to select, from the various and moat talented
Reticent mannfacturers The straws of his new system ie
complete—the economy of his arrangements will supply the
beet and most fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the mania
f ir decorating houses of business has heaped upon the price
of goods, (owing to large rental WHITE will sell,
on ready money only, at much lees than t h e usual prices.
Aar- Marriages repaired In the best manner, with despatch.
EIV BOOKS AT DAVINSONS, 65 Market
N
street near fourth.
Poems, by Richard Cher.erix Trench.
The White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, do. do.
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Helps' Spanish Conquest in America.
Everybody tier Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its Evils and lilt Consequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
II illside Church or Rendniscenrea of a "Country Pasto
rate, by John W. Chickering, D. D.
Sight and Hearing, How Preserved and How Loet, by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo Benoni, by Author of Dr. Antonin_
The Suffering Savior, by Krumacher.
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan.
niug.
Lectures on Great Men; Myers, London.
Man and His Money, Its Use and Abuse; by Dr. Tweedie.
Monaldi, stale by Washington Allistou.
L. mutes delivered to Toting Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
Harpers Magazine, as soon as published-20 tits. jel9
THE GOLDEN GUN is taking the trade,
and it la not much,wondcr. Our stock of OUlSS,Fistols,
kaiak km Lc., is unsurpassed in the city. In the; Way of
Fishing Tackle we have each an assortment that would ,
make old lea* Walton's eyes water, conklhe return to this
world. Pocketand Table Cutlery in great abtindittn'et Dog
Murales, and too many articles to be mentioned bete are, to,
be found at the sign of the Golden ann. •
liO IVN tt TU
WoOd LEY,
No. 180 litreet.
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IMPROVED'
MARBLE MANTLES
H. P. SCHWA.ETZ,
LEE A. 11hX;KHAM
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poit,TRE RAPlD.vintlif 1 - 4011/10,0.0MUS•
NESS, EN . ..,0NC,..,...E 1 1MV1130P IN CIII,VROUP,
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• ' TM fig b tff whom
,.. ~...-:-..f, ~- manitiWith the confidence we alai to
t,i. qj „.,., , I, to #lo4llo , rNekoldwpiont to nal
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-- i - Its that shnoirt every section of
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...m..0111 ' the country tibdtinds in pub
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r,l7.:i4:e'-'• ~- ticnOtnilftl i alk -1 61 . 2 i ff
-roe - .., o lidarndrniencrevaladeepasanastme
eases of:theilangaahrita oaf Alliv , ,,_,Eitive, , trittitaits =Po*
riot* ever every other medioltieof a ltay.:=Fen t
to escape olfseziatib „ft 'and'lttenti vitttibst tirti Ahe
public no longer &seats what . ..antidote to em toy tribe
diatreming and dangerous affection of- the .or•
gnus. which are incident tokohilnlithats.o-8
Nothing hits 'cagier for,this.cts*l l 4,in. ~,Intr,nr medi
cal,___
men, than the alarming, pronce.ams maws or ‘.,.."
aumptlve 'aurnilainti, ?Actual' y , bine dmiordisediset:tad
more of theirinvestkatiene and .9tra,,,__Blilt M 40_5 1 . 0 1
quote remedy has been prtirlded, on whiclithe public coh
depend for protectirm from attasks.wpon the resierstarra•
pins, antiLthe lutroductkat of,the CHERNY,-JPECTORAL.
This article Is the forudnet draloig;batiovianst; an nielfirre,
successful endeavor•tofinitish the ,Cominunity ethittacit a
remedy. 01 this last atatentent the American pcoploarePnW
themsolvm prepared to judge; andt kited with Confldenia to
0114 T decision. If there is any depintdeame ttb. be. pladectrin
what men of every class and station oeret it.. 1324:
them; if we can treed our °wit mate, when - d eliitalleh ` owl
affecdonsofthathroatand longlrYieldtoAtiffarnnall.
ft the assurance of intelligent Physicians who makett their
B&iness to know—in short, if there lean) rellatiattiobn wi
llies. then it lairreintably prgvart,thab thientitsiterie dor:tire
lime and does care thaalass of discainfit.ii Resighedfor, be•
yond any and all otharet hat afeknOtmatitaitinklud:qf Witte
true, it cannot be too freelypublished,,nalmeWlL
The a fi ll eted' should know 1[ A rtimedieudislir
lege to them. Parents slaortid.knowiti trtAtr4tliaren:aie
priceless to them, , All should, itlntvC.l4;:fer„lieldtit=
priced to no one. Not calf elidtild it hetititithitedle . 'int
everywhere, not salty in this country, .but, Riadl;ial
How faithfully we have acted on this convictiouris shown in
the fact that already this article•hoe made the circles-of the
globe. The sun never seta 'on Its grafts—No continent in
without it, and but few peoples. Although not in sogenerel
use in other nations as in this, It is employed ty,.the more
intelligent Li almost all civilized • Countries Itlir extote
sively employed in both America,—ln Europa, "lc- 11 . 411,41,
Australia and the far-off islands of the ma. LIG) is sedan
to its possessor, there as here,-atid- they grasp 'ea/enable
remedy with oven mere avidity. Unlike wet, propratts. 'As
of its kind, ft is an expensive composition of costly tnieepral.
Still it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low finn . y : and
w hat is of vastly more ittiwrtance to therm its, qu ality 1,
never suffered to decline from Its Original standard of eatiel
lance. Every bottle of this nualicine,mow nianoffictureth la
as good as ever has been made heretofore or as we are ca
pable of making. No tell or cost bestriared, In Maintaining
it iu the beet perfeetion.whlch it la pondbld.to_produce.
Hence the patient who procures the genuine CRUM Pro
?mu t, MI rely on having as good an *reclaim htte'PV4 beet/
had by those who testify to Its cans.
_..
By pursuing this course, I hive the hope o f doing ROM
OM In the world, as well -at the- tudialaction of belbeeng
that much has been done already.
Prepared by J. C. AYER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by B. A. FAILNESTOOK at CO,, at wholesale and re.
tan. 1.3. every Druggist In Pittsburgh, and 'by all Inseam
everywl GM. - -84AINImd&W,
The Greatest Medical -Discovery
OF THE AGE. .
M R ar . ed li i E n one of E n i r i KE NNEDY,
of
common Roxbury, .llpsalms as
- =
a
that cures every kind of Humor, from the wont. &soida ton
curtmcar•
Flo boo treated it In over eleven hundred eases, and never
fulled except In two cases (both thunder humor.) Be
now in his poesn.slan over two hundred certificates of Its
value, all within twenty tunes of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nosing, sore month.
One to three bottles will cure the worstkind of pimples of
the face.
Two to three bottles will scour the system of bolls. .
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst ranker fh the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles ore warranted to cure the wont case
of erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure - all humnr of the t •
eyes.
Two bottlei are warranted to cure running of the ear and
blotches among the hair.
Your to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and run- 1
ning ulcers --
One
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of. the akin. .
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the moat dee.
peyote cases of rheumatism.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the wont mates
of ringworm. -
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum.
Five to eight bottlas will cure the worst cane of scrofula. !.
A benefit ts always experienced from the first: bottle, and
a perfect care is warranted when the above quantity le
taken
Nothing looks so improbable to thole, Who have-in vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day ? . as theta nom.
mon weed growing in the pasture, and along oldstone - walla, ;
eltoeld cure every humor in the system; yet it is now waxed
fact. If you have a humor it has to start. There are no le
nor ands, 'hums or ha's about suiting some aides And , not s
yours. I toddled over a thousand bottles of tt in the wiainit, y
Boston. I know its effects In every case . It liitiAWsky
dune some of the greatest cures ever done lifunclitiattli.
I gave it to children a year old; to old-people. ofaixty... I
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking children, while' flesh
was s,,ft and flabby, restored to a perfect state of healer by I
one bottle.
To those who are subject to a sick headache, mth bottle I
will always emelt; It gives great-relief to catatThr and dig- ;
Liness. Some who have been costive for years, have taken
I and been regulated by it. Where the body is sound itiforlus s
quit, easy, but where there is any derangement of the tone I,
of nature, it Will ratter very singtdar reeling% but you
stint tint be alarmed—they always'disappear.lu front feinr
daye to a work. There Is never to bad result from ft.._ On the :1'
..oh ary, when that feeling, is over, you will feel - yimtiself
hke a new person. I heard some of the matt extraisigint
encomiums of it that man ever listened to. No changeof t. •
I diet Is ever necessary—eat the best you can bavfillke•
wise an herb, which. when simmered in sweet 4314.. dissolves
Serofulous swelling of the neck and under the ears.
5b rents. Price of the Medic , I Discovery $1 per brittle.
Dirfctions for ilia—Ada' , one table epootiful . ner day.
Children over eight years, tdsssert . spcamful; children frern
re to eight years, tea-spoonful ' As no direction can be
1 mole appiipable to all constitutions, take ennugh.to operate
! on the lowebi twice aday.
I Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance in bad cases of /
I Scrofula.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. KEYSER's, 140 Wood
oroet, corner of 'Virgin alley, and J. P. FLEMING, Alto.
e . beny. apt:hip:law
45neat Otmtgl guit.(l)R.
y • it ,
Dr. Regere Syrup of W A'
f r 111601
•.' . .•
ror. TrertostiViiiiarniz'or
Coughs, Colds, liiihnnunt, Bronchitis,'
Opittirg .131011, Aisthma,
AND ALL OTHER LUNG IXIKPLAINTH
ruiringo TO
C ONSUMPTIONJ
rit HE above IXspeotorant, prepared by an ezperiesteed
Physician and Chemist, has now become a standard
Preparation, and la offered, for the COMPLETE Ornilent
torso diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS,
which, If neglected, rurnally terminate fatally In CON:
UMPTION. It contains no Opitsm, Calmed, or
aqy mineral whatever, butts composed entirely of these
R,ote., Herbs, and T'epelable 6ubrtomaes, which, have a
specific Intioence upon the Lunge, and their connected
°reama. Its immedilite effect Is to allay all Irritation,
and gently remove the phlegm and other morldetitecre-
Lions, from the Throat and air-passages, thus relieving
Zhu Cough, by subduing the Inflammation and other
came* which give rialto it. It is approved of and ,re
commended by Physicians of the highest standing, and
may be given with perfect stay to the youngest eltDd or
the moot delicate tamale.
Levy than half a botlla will generally cure any urdi
nary COLD or COMB, by following the directions.
One bottle is musty attlacitut for a ease of Inn.-
enza.
A few closes will relieve Tickling Ns Hs throat,
or Hoarseness.
One bottle will effectually stop Spittingatlood.
Throe to Bin bottles only ars requiredin'SFSlOlClO.
.
tis or Asthma. •
dour to Eight bottles win curs any Mae orlitet - pl.-
ens Conscumptibiu --
One brae is warranted ahrtya to-do Pond; aoliligety
the patient that he is on thirrightsoattoskeff:FßET
Judge now whether or not it labest tosser if,Dertiff•
eaten on rile at the office fro* ninitittides STrantoredent
rarer&
A. L SCOVILL & CO., Proiria9l l ,
No. 804 BROADWA.Y, Mane St.) New. Fork.
For Bale by all Druggists throughout the Dolled &On
and Cansdaa.
For sale wholesale tuid retail, by R. E . SELLERS AI
0., corner W ood and &egad street&
also by lIENDEREON h BRO., Liberty street; 0. P.
,CIIWARTZ, and RECEllal & - McIDINNAN; Allegheul
Cdy. novandew
INHALATION
CITE OF ASTIIVA AND -CONSUMPTION,
NEW AND VERY WONDRYLF^IIL.
BROUGHT BOMB TO THE DOOR 07 TURAMU4O/7
i t WONDERFUL DISCOVERY haiiedent-•
ly been made- by Dr, Castes; of this city, in the.treed.
went of Cotoramption, Asthma, and all diseatespf the-Lungs.
We refer to "'Da. WrossOs, onlntancis HYMAN
Vapinl AND Cnagrt Stave With"this new methodr„Dr. 0.
has restored many afOicted ones to heelthi ists an evidence of
which, he has innumerable of th e
treed:aunt, &physician seismical" LeisevidentAmt.
—constantly breathing an, %moth vapo o
medicinal properties must' came i n--ftroot contact with the
whole serial caviller of IlleritmlAnnd thus escape the many
and voriedmtangea fondness& aporrstheM i whsminitroduced
into the stomach,. an sun* to the.P...Toctus t =on."
The lines:in& is for seta brial thilitliggsatif the
country:A.-Nein. York Dlaciono44
The Inhaler Is worn on - the breast, Udder fins linen, with
oat the least inconetinieutie 'beat ,afttheAciiirtielhg
sellcient in evaporate thaduld. liundrfdrot . PtiM orOttiwit,
like the following, might bat:Lamed:
One package of the Hygoamihas mean:mot the Asthma,
of six years' standing.., . J, P. linalitonw z.
Postmaster of Duncannon; -- rs.
I am cured of the Asthma, of ten -years! etandixwby Dr
Curtis' Hygesna.. kissosnse &WWI, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Paul o a( No. 6 ►
Ilammonchstreet, N. Yy was core d of
a severe case of bronchitis by the liygeatui. , •
My eister.has been carcidof adistressing cough i of *ro w
years' standing, and decided to be incurable. by the plvd.
dens. She was cured in one month; : - ft
d. gesitui.
H. Gawps; Ittaut..ond hie.
The Bel. Dr. Camas, of New York, testifies of our,inesti.
tine in the &bowing latigna,ge:
time You, livirember.ls, 1854.
13e:31'107+1 think highly of Dr. Curtis' Ilyteana as a rem
odiiiilletteteeletthe. thr oat and icings . 'Havin g h a d imame
appoittuiltrittileitifal Ica ollicaty, I am convinced that it la a
owit=' - ex&NotitiadietxteNAith tho Syrup-and the inhaling
eppliotion to the ChOtt4g , '
Isl. 11,—Dr. Curtis' iiigtittila I. the oraomAL and ONLY
GICRIME 4 RTierkt; ellettiers elm Laza imitationa, or rile
am% twijettette runtedieite. Shun, them as you would
eotsas
4arirattakwbrikAect . • U.Foxper, 140 WO4 *tract; R.
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saratioylticiO4riglicatillaCaleei, No es •
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