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NUMMI
MISCELLAN P.DUS
TINT THE COITIV
_i_ STATE OF DEL.
Ebenezer Cloak
Pe'Rich,d C. D a i .44 LPetition:for Partition.
Thomas F. Dale. •
And now to wit, thin twenty-seventh day of March. in the our customers, we have no hesitation in recommending them
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, w , a good article, and mach preferable on account of their
this muse coming before the Chancellor, upon the motion of d
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes ; or
Joseph P. Comegys, Esquire, the complatriades eolicitor.
the writs of summons afbresaid, and the Sheriff's return any other of which we have any knowledge.
thereon being seen and examined, It is thereupon ordered Tery reepectfully yours.
by the Chancellor that the aforesaid defendants, Richard C.
Dale and Thomas F. Dale, appear In the cause on Tuetiday, F. & W. M. FABER &
the 23d day of September next. And it is ordered and di
rected by the Chancellor, that a copy of this order shall be
inserted In the Pittsburgh Past, a newspaper published I n
the city of Pittaborgh, in the State of Pennsylvania, Sid Mall
be continued in mid newspaper for the space of one Month ;
and also that a copy ofeaid order shall for the same space of
time be posted in the office of the Register of this Court, and
at the Court Douse door in this County.
State of Delaware,
Knit Conoty, 85. f
I, John K. Jarvis, Register in Chancery in Kent county,
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the order in the above muse, now of record In this Court.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of the said Court, at Dover thin 14th day of
May, A. D. 1856.
JOHN K. JARVIS,
my22:lm Register in Chancery.
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
COHEIR OP SEPT.ETH AND SMITHFIELD STREET.,
We lave the following Real Estate for sale
FOURTEEN ACRES OF L ND In St. Clair township, On
the old Washington Road, well improved.
SIX t ORES OF LAND in Charters township, about half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with valuable
I mprovements, milted for a genteel eonntry residence.
A LOT OF GROUND in Last Liberty, 30 feat by 180; Will
be sold low.
. .
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near Minersville.
TEN ACRES OF LAND in Indiana township, at the
mouth of Deer Creek, on which are good improvements and
an old established ferry.
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, three and a
half miles from Logan's Station. on the A. V. Railroad, with
good improvements.
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Ste
venson street, (opposite the Mercy Hospital,) with modern
i mprovements.
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the town of Beaver, cot,
taming twenty-three acres, within eighty rode of the C. &
P. Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in the Borough of Marnhoder, coiner
of Cdiartiers and Farette streets.
A VALUABLE LL PROPERTY AND FARM in Derry
township, Westmoreland county, would be exchanged fur
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Sunup.
vale Station. with Bee or ten Acras of Land.
TWENTY ACRRS OF LAND adjoining the Swisovale
Station. Apply to
.1,42) BLAKELV A ItICIIEV.
TWI L E HoUltS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
Sir THE EASTERN DAILIES aro regularly received.
twelve hours in advance of the 31ail, and delivered t, ..11,-
ecribere at the following rates:
LEDGER, loc. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, test, per week.
'• " TIMES, " "
Jam" Leave your orders for thaw, or any other Eaten
p spent, at l Fifth stmt, for
my 24 RICHARD SHANNON.
FUR SALE-20 acres of land, on which is
erected a hewed log house, frame barn and other out
buildings,
all In good order: 15 arms cleared. well fenced
and in good state of cultivation; a young orchard, se). rat
acres of grain and clover now in tot and thriving condi
tion: the remaining 5 acres well timbered—would be a g... 51
situation for a store, being situated on the cross roads. be.
tween Bakerstown and Butler, in Middlesex township,' Bul
ler county. Will be sold low—terms easy.
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 troy about fourteen years of
age, in a more, to run errands or other light work.
Inquire of UFO. W. BUN N. at his Agency and I ntell
Office, north side of Ohinstreet, fourth door east of 1)161110,1r1.
ALLEGHENY CITY. ie7
FRANK LESLIE'S Gazette of Fashion for
June;
Knickerbocker 'Magazine for June;
Putnam's do do;
Bide®' Household Words do;
The Schoolfellow do;
Screech of the lion. Charles Sumner
The Invalid's Guide and Consnmptive's Manual; C.
M. Bitch, A. M. M. D.
One Thousand and Ten Things worth knowing.
The London Illustrated News. For sale by
my3l B. T. C. MORGAN, 41
NEW PUBLICATIONS—
Lealie's Gazette of F-oshion for June, price 2.4..`
Putnam's Magazine do do OA . .
Household Words do do ...I.le.
Schoolfellow do do 10,..
harper's Mag._, 4th supply, do do '..13c.
Godey's Lady's BoAL. 2.1 do do do . .. I.k•
Hraharn do do . .. I,l'
Peterson do du 17c
K n ickerbocker do do 20c.
Leslie's N. Y Journal do do IS..
Sparrowgraan Papers d 0 151. .
Piazza Talcs, by Melville ro Wk.
Runsby Papers, by John Brougham du WA:.
Its , cent speeches of Charles. Sumner do 1.12
Shooter Recolletion,.
The above, with a 'nitre SZAVIIMPrIt of school and m
Itsuoous statb.itery. Etc. Sold from 10 to 13) poq
lower than else's - 111,s .at LAUFFER S Book Stor.
my3l No 77 Fourth el.
BUSINESS: BUSINESS!!
311 IL PROPERTY Wilt F. on P..
wickley, a mill house of 3 storm, 311111‘.1 none. ammo
chine, and all other gearing nod liiturea romplete A.
asor mill, 2 goo,' frame houses, 20 near of land Prior $.•
A STEAM SAW MILL., situate on the ohld nrrr, to
Mary's, 110 miles below Wheeling Price sl.fsdo
TANNERY 'OR SALE sitnat, at 11,,undsrili,
rata, shops, . all In g... 1 order. large dlrPlltn g !.,"
scree of wound, A.. tr m $4.00‘.1.
itp2.s S. CUTI.I.ItERT & SON. 51 !larks: •
ANEW BOOK.—Th, K iduapped it lid
the TIMM/Med. Bern.: the Torreon's' rra-Alectioa. of
Peter Still and hill Wife - 'inc. - after furry yearn of sr..-re
By Mn. Kate F. IC Pickard. with an lutc,duction, by It.•,
Samuel J. May; and lan appen lit by William 11. Furor.•.. U.
D. For Nab- by B. T. C. MnItIIAN
Jug. al Fin). =,.
- DR' 1' ATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. A
1_ neat, well bat and tlmshed brick house nituat.-!
the North Common. Allezhany City, containing six well
finished rooms, a bulb room, cellar mud linothed attic . I, '
drant in the yard. This property Is beautifully locate: ..d
is worthy the attention of persoun wpthing a deairabl.. pet
vats, residence. Will be sold low. Apply to
jug. BLAKELY & RICH
DOMESTIC GOODS.— k k 'Mason s t
Crave just opened userlS:io 'Oasis and parksges t •;•
style catioies and gingliams, muslin!, checks. inking,. soil
every description of housekeeping g.sels which will 1.. i•bi
et a considerable risiurtion train the usual e o 11,
PARASOLS.—We invite the attentim, of
the ladles v. some Limn new fmr.,,in we h.v,
thin morning by exprers. among which are some • ! the
most elegant and desirable styles yet offered.
A. A. NI AIKIN h CO.. 2e Fifth
LIVERPOOL AN D PHILADEL
STEAMSHIP LINK..
The xpleudid new SulimAllip CITY BALTIMORE, Capt.
Loren, will weal from Philadelphia ou thoi rd ik
28th June—from Llveripol Idtli July.
Philadelphia. Prom Ltverpool.
.
...$B5 and $56. Csidn......sSs and $76.
Steerage ....... ...$3O. Steerage ..... ......$4 ,
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpred by the ahoy. Lim
of Steamships, or by FIRST-CLASS SAILING PACK ETS.
can be procured on application to
SABEL & CORM, 177 Broadway, New Turk,
Or— JOHN THOMPSON, 410 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
P. 5. 7 Also, Drafts for sale always on bandit
at
DID YOU READ SYDNEY SMITH ?-01
course you liked it, awl Inuothed over his y re
marks. We now offer you a letter I•sik.
Till , : BOOK. OF THE SUMMER.
We bare ready ibis day, the first complete American
lion, with a memoir, from the Loth English ...Mum In
two Imudiedue royal l2ino. volumes. ; price $2,'.0.
half calf extra $4.
The. lutpiliishy Legends; or, Mirth nod Marvels By
Thomas Laguldsby. Eau_ (the Rev. Richard Harris Burnham.,
with 11l illustrations by those funny fellows, Cruikelmuk
and Leech.
This delightfully entertaining book has now 110,011, ti
standard library work in England, where it has rep , lly
passed through ten editions. The memoir is brimful of
sparkling Jokes, anecdotes and witty repartee. by Theud ,re
Hook, Flarnham, Thomas Hood, hydneyiSmith and oilier
celebrities. We venture our reputation as caterers for pule
lie taste, if this work does not delight every reader. and
bprove fully as entertaining, if not more so, than the recent
iography of Rev. Mr. Barnham's brother divine, Sydney
Smith. 11. MINER & CO.,
Jelo No. 35 Smithfield st.
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three goal Cooks tor city and
oontry. A Boy of 17 Co learn a trade; must be well ftworu.
needed. Also, pierce for four or five Girls to do chamber or
dining.room work. Four Boys in stores or to ma errande,
and five or en lot, at any kind of utoploymettt.
Apply . at LOWIIIE'S New Intelligence Office,
feb2o
WANTED—A Situatim Governess ~r
teacher, by a young Inkly well planned. anti
Lav
iog had conniderable experience; would not objet into
the .untry.
Wanted—Several Kirk b. do housework, in city and
wintry, and a boy to run of errant* In a than atom, In Eby
city.
For Bale—A small tannery In goal order and doing a good
La-ll:man, in a email village about fifteen miles from the
city. The owner wishing to go Weet will sell at a great
bargain. Inquire of O. W. BUNS, at his As , nu and Intel
ligeece °Mee, north aide of Ohio street, fourth door not of
the Diamond, Allegheny city. mythi
FRESH SEEDS—Garden, Field and Flower
Seeds, of Lilo mot approved and reliable varieties,
wholesale and retail, itt the Seed and Agricultural Ware
house,47 Fifth street, of (aph) JA NIES \Vaal/KOK
SODA ASH of a good and uniform quality
manufactured by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company at Tarentum; on hand and for sale by
FLEMING BROS,
ALSO,
3 gross Ludlam's Specific
4 gross lloofland s s Oerrnan Bitters
1500 The. Madder;
600 be. Gum Tragacanth ;
400 1t,,. Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye, a new article for making Soap
nee pound worth ten of potash ; on hand and for sale by
myB FLEMING BROS.
ALOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown,
will be sold very low, If applied for soon. It con tome
one-tourtb of an acre, and is In a central position. Apply
to rosh2D BLAKELY & RICHEY
_ ___
ORNAMENTAL Center pieces, Testers,
IVJ Genie and Boquet Pictures in gilt circles, with great
variety of other ornaments on Wall Paper, for sale by
tort W. P. MARSHALL et 00.
DRIED PEACHES —lOO bush. for sale by
sp'7 4 B MTH, MAUI t BUNTER.
OSIEHY AND GLOVES—Another very
II large assortment of Summer Hosiery, Gloves and
Mitts of every description, just received by
Axel) A. A. MASON & CO.
DR. lIEISKELL'S TETTER OINTMENT.
This Ointment has never been known to fail In the
cure of Tetter, Scald Head. Itch, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scalds,
pimples, Frosted Limbs, Intlamed Eyes, Piles and all erup
tions of the skin.
For sale only by
Jeb
WANTED—A SITUATION, by a youn — g
Lady, in a Dry Goals or Trimming Store, or Milli
nery establishment.
WANTED—Several GIRLS to do housework, in the rity
and country. Also,a situation by a boy about fourteen, In a
store. to run errands, or other light work.
FOR BALE—A Small TANNERY, in good order and doing
a good business, in a small village about fifteen miles from
the city. The owner wishifig to go West, will sell at a great
wire of GEORGE W. BLINN, at his Agency and Intel
ligence Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth door east of
the Diamond, Allegheny City. east
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OF CHANCERY OF THE
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WARE, in and for Kent county.
vi ng used G. Trott's "Patent Oil Globe" on
almost ell the steam engines furnished the last year, and in
asmuch as they appear to have given entire satisfaction to
FE:=d
JOB. FLEMINti,
corner Diamond and Murket et.
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INVENTIONS AND`PATENT
This certifies that the Oil Cnp patented by Mr. Trott, has
-en in IMO on our road fur two yonni post. We fiud it tote
n economical and durable Oil Cop, and ran recommend It
such. GAO. OILIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central RR.
liovember 29th, IStei.
To M. F. EATON, En.:
Thls certifies that we have had in use the patent Oil Globes
w Cups, sold by Moses F. Eaton, Seq., of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very touch superior to nor thing of the kind
wr here ever used.. ALFRED T11.011A1,,
Treasurer Ohio Tool Compauy.
Columbus, Ohio, November 27, 1S 5.
I From the New York Scientific American.)
Patent Finishing Plane.
• •
This invention to intended fur use where It In dedired
Im
part a tine, smooth, and glossy surface to the wood; Lot It is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty consists In placing the cutting chisel. ur Lit, in
front of the wodge, instead of behind, as in common planes;
also in akplying a metallic mouth-piece to the taco of the
plane, in front of the chisel, which mouth piece serves an the
rest for the clihni, and confines the throat of thu plane.
But the mouth piece is to cit., to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane front ripping or splintering the a - 04.0 in
the least degree. Indeed. we have OIVII the miplenient
plied to the planing of wor.wi against the grain, and litmus
verily to the grain, leaving the woad perfectly smooth. So
perf,t is the operation of this itoitrutuimh that it tua)
plied to the planing of veneen—with eat tea
Wing which cannot wsfely done by the rannuon plane.
The peculiar arrangement of the moutn piiire, bit. and
wedge, affords a conmlete and firm Gearutg ter ilia hit
throughout inn whole length. and dlapenwiii,
cum stances. with the use of a cap or 11,:111.1r bit.
This is a very simple and effective improvement. defined,
we have no tioul,t, to Had Its way int.. every carpente, s
in tbe land. No tool chest is complete without it 'lie
reit tiir Wm. C. Iloe_r, l'ittaburuh, Pa., and hi,
bears date January 18, 1 1 8.55.
44- 1 F.B F.A , Nu. 139 First strnet, Ag. 1.• 1.4
the patent.,
CLOTHING
ACAHIt--I request the attenti , m f .
frit•ntiS Mud the put , lir to my etock ul
SPRING AND,SUMMER GOODS.
Which I clank COltUlalln a larger variety of nch Aty!.• that
any other !oral, purchase.hare taken specialt
ohnun all the alumina of
FANCY CLOTHS
grn.•rnlly drltml, vI7 IRnx, ITahlia, Mnltsbrr), Rr ntf.
1411., fin 's° awl Ohre, with swims tints tires,
Blue. I hsre otbsensA the saine cars In nelon.lng mr
FANCY CASSIMERES,
v 16.11 embrace • dunce eutoort.rnatil al light culvert+. mutt AM..
Vt•lilng ulnlnt In tit• Summer meson. with n nurnl... r "r
I3ha 1: Elantic Figured Ilraie nlay intendml f.ur 11, 1,1
',nth,. My stock of VE.STINtIS is is largM ha h. 14•
f00t..1 'lnc her, comprising errr+ vnalrly of Slik Pau r
plain and floured Oranadin. and Mar.elfiea.
't) itaxortment t.l Boy.' Clothing has 1.k.0n
lam prei,artal t, fill all order, in this 1•r-am h a lin nun
satisfaction to tnyPhlf and t.uyere than lutheit,, I would
call special atteutt.al to a tolyntwr of pretty .ntall PI, A T , ,VA.
adapted t, &era, whirl, I t6inf. .
n ot tad to iriraor. Loprtrm. A n.l.
)lerin.at, Priori, Nankinuettoo. Drul• 'ltalian CI o
with unniero. atylea of NVOrNtrd and linen
eltber for men'. or hofill clothing
ap2s:lmdaw l..4)1.4 0 ,11 1 0: FToNltilt, No at , W,KI it
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
Or those who sel•li to Engage In the
MACHINE,
OR ENGINE BUILDING Ell sINEMS.
THE otitir at private
11 until the '' , eh day id June next. the
l'atteruw 14b.nInc.
r•m lito• "Pitt Alartithe W•wka end li•intirtry trutir,l !n A lleghony City. corn, Main awl rher-ry atreetii.
The Tied. consul in pail
First -ell a I rltenni Engine.w. 14 ,re t,
der, feet •txuXe. wnh cylinder [...11e,. diamei•r
Ilse only idle year
arge and cue ainall wirer Planing Alai li , rie
Twenty three turning Lath., , Xl.llO .10 1t.11,11111 and
which swing from 10,1P11 feet down fe twelve in, htc
the &hearr.
Ono large Hering Nifl
tingle and dcritile-gewred upright Frilling,
tine excellent ireare-ntling Engine, w"ih a r. Al OF.
art.,. 1111.1 mitten 1,11 pang outer
Holt and Nut- , -etttii i :
Statibing, Pen M 3 ,1
T wlinty-..teen t i t. gee rd
A ~..7vnt t.i.rnl,r td.. Ye unit •irre.
threw.!
/4 01.11, a ceruplei , .•! ~1 T
Stwood 0.4 .101 . 1 w I.•-• 1.111
ar ,4nt J•.. 0 fan an.l tia , ura-s. r
to 1•1,11-
C.l, I , Irtt.l - eisaa • Al,
and or ongtil t •. India and
tuft iiiaa—rtnient . f Finelc• nn !
Fn nAn
Twnf—Fier 1111. ksmi: L'. F. 1F n Hall. fan an I
woo than. tai,e , itier a fur ,': ~! •a• , ig• - •,
nieira and r...1a 1.•
brie mall Trip Hammer. trill. a great numl. r ••• du
aweilgea. in et vier
Oar patent Milt nn.l itivtt %Letitia,
Fourth—A • .implete •tiiiek. . rakal. a rran 'a :7,
11111 T m.h . Spot ariii e! A hiail .
Aintat nual , n great sinizile, anal I 11.
Pim :ern., anal a great net 'Won, a a
ono to rnentinn
Throw 'Lc/3 ant , nroLl min ••$,L.r. min!
hate hrren a ittorthcl •••11 , 1 01 If I)/ • ••••i!r
rr.u..l AN the prevent propr,nnn a /Mil 1•1 d r stilts nn tnt•t,
ntrt• chant , u ~n- r tlrr. purrhrt....r t . I. .t
•-rtahltithr.l.nst , nn
TI, hn/IrrinKs can bv la.nrar-.1 eta lair rttir is,, an
of yenr.
F r Infornittll,n M Ca. ;•ri , • rst..l
i•Ill proprteh.r. on the premokur.
N B —lf the gold twf-r.• the I,lt
Jun , . th,) aB:1,0 ,dl•r•-•I wt public u.lv.
NOTICE
l• ,11,1 to all pero,r, v• I. tt, ..t
of any 4 1,14:x101.ln In the Pitt , rl.. hm- Worth, t.
than takrn awns it., loth •Iny 4 , f .).,mth Itt • r •
wilt lw otherwrs'e dinNoiwil
mr223:I3I.JF:NIi- RICHE Y a
FARM FOR RENT'.--A ~1.,1111 Flom, c
tafnmg :44 ncrre , abont ono Ina. liel,Av Ihe city,..
site Manch/oat,. Thom la "a the pnnases, a large lt
house mud stable, about 11a) bearing apple lean"; abto
berry and plum trees, grapes, at. This place wuut.l
a good gardener. Virr tern. appy t.
ttlyti If. C. & J. 11. P , ..AW VEIL. .t.
A LT I'ETHE, REF' I kegs
ki e 6 IS A FAIINI,t4T , P4. 4.
RucHELLE OCHRE casks just rf., , •, 1
and I.tr oaf.- Ity
D \'S ESSEN 4 • 1; I Nli EH---,ht. to
owl for 0a...- ,tariA FI.I-311 NG Bit
OSIERS AND 6 lAA" ES.—A. A. NDLA,,t,
dr c , hay.. on IL very large wootrtnwot or 1...1-
we. llenCe 1111,1 Clolttrth'et bonwry .tf .1.-
..cl - ital.:at. Alpo, the hest attoortutent of Bilk, tothect
other mitts to be Wand in the dq. )619
THIRD ARRIVAL. OF NEW GOODS
LOVE 1311071114R5, A 74 Ilarkrt M 444411 1 .0 l',.
The 5u1..., there have just ...coved awl are now
their third sapid" of new and handnonie breve tioiala. SI. iu
Tatum/4 thaw Furnishing t]ualt . Mourning lloodaiflaao..ti •
Ribbons and Needle cork. Many of the above goods ha,.
Lawn pureltaand of the importers and at the large A act di,
111 New k and Philaileilihta, at prine that enalde .
to otter thrut at lean than the cost of tranaportation.
tollelt to early call fret: 'II our llatl/11113r11 Mid OM pal h.
generall v. belleving it i.e to the advantage of all, :.• wr
never Wive been able to other a better inea.rt m ee t, a nd
so cheap. LOP IiKOTHICICS, for
Ju3. YOUNG, STEVENSIoN
pORTSMOUTIFS LIVERY AND SALE
S TAB LE,
ON MARE CI AND WATLA gnarls,
my15,31:01 K 7 TTANNLVG. NNLVG. 24;q1
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale • •
at a bargain.—A now CHICK EKING
I'IANO, slightly damaged in the furniture,' t I
but not where it Lan be observed. The In.
strument. In no way Injured, will he sold at a reduction of
FIT CY DOLLARS. on a crodlt of six months.
JOHN H. MICLIAIIt. Si Wood .1..
tny2:4 Agent for Chickering' s Pianos.
OF ~IONT[ILti"
A COMPLETE LISP
.NIAUAZI F.:}l. for May, 1861 i
Marper's new nano tidy Magazine.
Putnam's monthly
linickerhocker Kew York monthly Nlagavine.
Household Words--conducted by Charles Dickens.
Godey's Lady's flook—colomi plates
()ratan:it's American monthly Magazine.
Peterson's Lady's Nat total Magftlllll,
Ila Don's Dollar ruouthl),Magir.ine.
Harper's Story Book.
The Museum.
Tho Schoolfellow for Boys and Girls.
Fr auk Leslie's Now York Journal.
Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion.
Y a nkee Notions; full of comic Illustrations.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for April.
OharnberaJournal (London }edition) for April.
Just received and for sale by
W. A UILDENFENNEY A CO_
my 3 Fifth street., opposite the Theatre.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!
Frank Leslie's Fashion Rook for May.
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal " "
Gutie)'s Laditsg' Book
Graham's Magazine " "
Peterson's Magazine
Baikal's Magazine 11 LI
Ifousehold Words 11 11
Ilarpt r's Magazine 11.
Putnam's Magazine 14 14
Knickerbocker u 11
Yankee Notions
Blackwood's Magazine for April.
London News and Punch for April 19.
For sale by 11. MINER &
my 3 N 0.82 Smithfield street
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
watche... Gold Levers from $27 to s'2oo.
Silver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinder:, from $4 to $lO.
Itallrocul Time Keepers, Sao.
Frodsham's Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. in Silver Caeca, $175
Chalne, Seals, Keys, &c.
Watches
reP3lre' . l V in rl t LS he o:, earner
b7trnln'r Iry
m$ W. Wof & 4th ets.
- - - -
1U " Old Java
Ihr porkets French Java
2 bales prin... Mocha
10 bugs oil lllaricaibo
Selected expressly for my retail business.
F It. URA VO, No.l Diamond.
1011 - - LAKEEI dr, RICHES, REAL ESTATE
BlioliEßS AND AUCTIoN EKES, corner of se., tab
and Smithfield streets. Pittsburgh. will attend to selling by
Auction any property sold by Executors, or by order e t (4...
l aw,' Court, in the City or County; and to any description
of Beal Estate out of the City. joie
'
AGARDEN LOT FOR SALE—Containing
six acres of excellent Land, saluted on the waters...
Chartiers Creek, in Robinson township, 4 1 ,4 mitre from tb,
city, and near Broadhead's Fording. The Land is well
adapted to Gardening purposes, as it lies sloping to tie
South; has a comfortable Frame Home 30 feet by If., one
end a half !dories high; a good spring of water at the dom.
UGAR.---Prime New Orleans in store and: and a variety of choice Fruit Trees just commencing t.
hear. Price Stioo. For further particulateapply to •
BLAKELY & RICEIRY, Real Estate Brokers, '
10 for sale by jtay/k) AMIN 110011.10 AD. febr Corner Seventh and Smithfield sts.
SUNDRIES
-100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candi°,
- 25 do Star do
100 do Rosin Soap.
300 kegs smarted Nails.
100 dux. Corn Brooms.
50 bales No. 1 and 2 Batting.
25 doz. Bed Cords.
25 do Buckets.
10 do Tubs. In store and for Bala by
mys JOHN MOOR AD.
.•',r4-;
FARMERS' AND INIECIIA,NICS J LIFE,
FLRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
PILILAUELI'II lA.
Capital 8300,000
Anuaint tiocurely 8200,000
This Company effect,, Fire Iniuranre on Buil,lino, Ou Is.
Furniture, kr. Marino In,uirane , on Vessels, Citrgo and
Freight. Inland Inguranre on (lAN!, by Rivers. Lakes,
Canal;. R/11111mio, au.' land Carriage generally. Also, loon
ran, span upon the most favorable terms.
PrrvEreraula, April 12 2 1856.
• A.,
•ii•
tssuP._-_7q.l
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas 13. Florence, .(omen F.. ].,a11,
George 11. Arm,tiong, Charles
Ed. P. N 11,1.1 1, t.m, K. 11.
ti.,,rge 11e1nd.,..1d, Fred. C. Brewster,
Thomas Mati.lertidd, Tame Let - x.ll
Thif.MAII It. FLORENCE, Pcem.l.mt
EDWARD R. lIELMTIOLD. '•• ar
PITTSBUI:011 REFERENCES.
IL.n. T. M. Home, 11.... J. R. M'Cliut,,k,
Hun. I'. C. Shannon, Cul..S. 131acl:,
lion. 11. iluthrk, A 11. M'Calm.nt,
TLnniu .l. K;4,1/ul, MVAIg , II , S, KS.I
04 , 1.. 1 . Hecate Potter, Gen. J. K. Mo...roead,
It. M. riddle.
The character of the above Company is of the first Haas,
and combine~ the rare and unusual pririleps of lire, Nal or
and Life insurance.
Gentlemen of elevated qandini: are memclated in its man
agement, and Interested as StudillAders.
THOMAS J. HUNTER., Agent,
'27 Na. 90 Water 'tract.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PIIILADELITLI A.
\{. IF uck,r.T6vllll,4
Wn.r..uer, Sum.. I 0 It (leo. W.
liirin,i d+,
Nlorti,nl D. Lewin. Adolph( E. Rorie, Dalid S. Itrowil, M'lr
ris Pat k•rnou. t'i!t.s. N. lI.L.NCKEH, Prtwitl-.t.
Clll, O. It tN,EKII. EcCretar
. . .
mt.`uu , • L , nalke ria.tual -w-ry
dwicriptiuti or property, in . lown awl country. at ratmi an
t. are consimterat with security.
Tito rontpatty hare ren , rvt4,l a 1,,,:•• t,
a.llOl, with their mpital anti pried nuts, satel2, invert...l. at.
ford ample protection to the assur.4l.
The Assets of the Company, out January Int, 1`3.51, as int.-
Ihb.l utgrrahly t" no Art .f A.t.sernitly. wet, N ir
MOrtgo.C. ..... .... .
Beni • "
Tennsu - ary Is,atts.
Stocks
Oush, kr
Si, . Uau ilacorp.rat.,, a t wen t
tbry ha, 1 , 0 ,1 ~‘ It!a•.n von, nint,i,..l
annd th , rob, af! , ,nllng
th..xbility and thap.,l:ll‘pit
flat with pr qui tn. fq, 4.11
ROI ARK COVYTN. AC , •nt.
north-rvt 1.1111
UNI"I'Ell STATES I,IFt;
R \CT- ANSC ITV AND . nll . l- - r VSI PA NY •
DC1.1"111.‘ r 1 , i,1 Chilricr 1...ry,”
AI•ITA 1.. ir.L.So.con
Soilth-eant COI n, Turd
~yncy.Ks OF nir. kliD AT FIIILALF.I.I
Fn•phon B. Crawl, 41. Paul B
AlPbr. Ix.
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N... 74 11:t.:•tit
BANKERS AND B.RDKERS.
T 1.101. M ES Btu) ers und E
Image. ItraLe/9.1.1 • N.ara, Oran,
Ita,ra ii..1tt.: , 0114 . 1 eta t 11.41 I,xt - atts:t• ,a,T4l'
1,0 \Vsavt/ - 1/ 1:14 if nAtata , aal.
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V lIUM AS IN' U 0 1 1 S, C•mktnerrial lin•k.lr.
th 4.11, 111 N•vtr, lint • t•lx. 14 , 4-. Kt.; Eatata .
Furth Lot.salt I• 4
DRY GOODS
V ENV ;.I , ltiNi; tit )1,11.. , -- N. 74 Mtsrtz.t
IN 0,, t. 1 . /1t.b..r,5 . ., I's It, r .
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Tetnnindar at .na au.l la. I. Ar•
R ICE 1 tier•* pritiw l'andin n R ic e,
notl t.r able by
FOR SALE---A FR.\ ME lil . 11.1)1Nii.
vlll.l ena LI roo.t y utpl P14,1)111 Sion... 1 .11.14 rn!
Oland for [11..1.0.4, Ili, I , Lttlnottel. V4lll I.
Sold low, If applied fur nn.n. ao Ow LORI!,
REMOVAL. --W\l. (ARVILL HAS r
NIO V ED from rth ntrt, 1 4/
reet, where he In prepared 4/ SLIT in. run torsiern with 14
ewent R/1t re
TCABINET 31AKt'S AND
1. 1 . - I
11111 e r 0 1 . 1 .1,41 at fs,.. na Noo.l •11.1.. t. Ihlt Lotgh 1,1„
au asaortna•ol Nlaltogalo lict I.lllg. atl.l
nut tn,uhiu, 0101.1.11 w; c.,11111 bonttg
curfilar tatuw bank., I.lli I•liti..ll It, I.•
mcinsors, imttout nufuloix graters, a 1111,5 gt•oerill ann.., tun i.t
..1 sordwat., all of whirl. 14 1., la
A ft SA%lrlf:l. FAH NEsT,lci..
THE GOLDEN L;N is titkilig the triolt,
owl it is malt touch wundec. Iha St s•lt of Guns, lll•difs,
Rides, !sc., Aix., is await passed in the city. In Us' Nil PI
Halting Tackle nu has, such an Resort went that st , add
stake altun's eyes water, could he return 1,, I his
world. Pocket tuttl Table t'litlery to grant abutclati.e.
Mur.sles, and too runny articles to mentioned here ate to
found at the sign of the Gulden Gnu.
!SOWN Tt.rriAn - ,
No. 180 Wood street.
NEWAND CHEAP BOOKS I—The Spar
rowgruns !'apes; by Pr,d. S. l'ol.zone.
The lady's thinly to la-ritec iiontilo . a 1 . 4 , ful I.
enwtor; lie Emily Thornw.ll. Aypenwobl.
ph lr ihnatAh; by Q. K. Philmod,r lhasth be, P. P.
Song of Nlithandwpitha, and "diet. P.. 1118.
Salad for the Social—boauttinlly illueuna 1.
A Defence of the American Pobo . ), as 11r1141,41 to is on.
cronehmenta of foreign Infloehre. and ospochilly to II .• it,
ference of Papacy in the poinh:ll intoreAt of Ow L'i,:trti
Stabs: by This. it NVliitio•
Forbee' Voinnte.er MaraoLl—in 1! volt.
Jost rer'd by W. A. iiII.DENFKNNEV
myl4 Fi n! , ~,,poo• Thm,.
THE VOYAGE OF' LlFE—Engravings “t•
these great Moral Ph tore, painted by thy let, Ti,„
()ate, are now on view at the Mare of
J. J. GILLESPIE A: Co., Wlool
Where subscriptions will be reveiv,l up
75 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
2.0 •' klxtra Ohl Laguayt
.~»
1856.
ONLY ROUTH WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI.!
ONI. V RAUTE WITII THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSRURGIT TO DAYTON AND IS
DIASAPoLIS.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAPS.
Quuk et liuute from Pittsburgh to Ca is
atvont' with U. S. Mail Lim Sthanicra,
Covington and I..exinntun'road, Ohio and Alianinsippi
Railroad, and the Lav, reneolairgli Bouty. Connecting via
Colithitn4 and Senla, with the Dayl.ll triad Xenia, and
I tolarnn , Ynitral Raltraul,
TIIROUII 'flUlCET,, , . CrAllinfill+ :ind Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Loidsville, Inn), Indianapolis. Jr.v., &r. Via
Cull:anti. and Xozini., to Dayton, I inliatrap Lafayette,
Terre
THE LATELY. MIAMI rin COLUMBUS, cri,ting with
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Mali
Line Ste:lntent, the Ohio oral Rallroad, and Ou
trll.-r+ fittlinn , no utl,r rotate cam
through tielcou by all the ab. , Or rolliori can only he
procured yin Colunthit itn,l the Lit LI, Nh a rai R a ilr o ad.
TI,. !run, Creetline rift Gdninlns being the ahortont
nuati. L blre a Onir , rfal awl pt re :Trod. Conn. Jr ru i n
aro rrrtalri, and pweel,,,ela hare lull time fur Ine•Ja. lly t fir
For,t and 11 , Ilefor,Liiii • r,tin. Born Creatilne, a
aad speNl is roiu •Inel r:"Onfr4l6li to Orel g quo
d.antiat•.
By the rotate via Ci,-incdtti and I udinnninlir,
p0...11,N rid , over r•wd. halla.ted and Inno,lfi Or
l'Oro4r Bellelninnine v•tite. paNneng-ra rid., over the
roan - boat roan, in Ohio
THREE DAILY I'itAINS, VIA CoLUNIBL'S AND
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RAILROADS
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUMBUS
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nil Turk. I n bulk.) Hemp, Ae
l'l,An't,b--t'elbee, lateen and I , , , li
r I k I nl:wd 1,1 k Oil. . . )
vent.. tau barrl.
41- lu iththtutur iloode trout attll Iw,ut r•ll'4 nl l'ho. I' I .
phut. be putt, ular n marl, pnckairt'. ' "1.. 11,,, tt
All Hondarottatitutal to the Agetita of thia
at Plulatlelphia or Pitt,burgh, will ha forwarded watt.. 11l
detention.
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Rork; E.. 1 Ko“ltt.•
111 -re tiro. C. Frtutt tito.tm, l'lttAtorgl , ; Slirm,tutetit t Br.,
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)IL.IdriLL. NILL,I,L,LL, Ind.; ILLILdItI ULL,. rt. Loin, J
F. :111trIt.I1 EV1.111% ale, 1.E. , '
H. H. 11 , 11.'STL)N,
GLuilLral Freight Agent.
11. J. LtAIPLAIL:II.I%
myo Superintendent, AltoLdm, It,.
PENINSVI,I'ANIA RAILROAD.
StakuirrArraxkgement--Change of Hour
fix nut latt M..\ I.AY next there a ill be THREE DAILY
TRAINS I,tween I' I TTSBLAIG H and P HIL A DELPII lA.
THE MORNINO MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh t,
Phdadeiplint at A. NI.
THE FAST LI Nt, leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ut
welork. P. M
THE NIHIIT EXPRESS TRAIN let,ves Pittsbnrgh for
Philadelphia at 10 I' NI.
BLAIRF.YILLE AccoMMODATION TRAIN lUnVeO PI Lie
lmrizli daily, except Sunday, at .101 irk. I' NI.
MURTON'S ACiYINIMIWATION TRAIN leaves Pittsbur2:h
little at 11 o'clock A. M., 3 . .30 P. NI.. and I'. NI —runn.lig
Ila fur as Turtle Creek Bridge.
Thu above ~1111,1 at Pitt,burgl, it it h the Railroads
to and fr. nu St. L..nis. N 10.: Alt. o. ai:rl.• u ., and Cluicagv,
Fraukt,t. MK! D , IIISVIne.. Ky.; • I' ,. r,
Madison, Laiityvtit. and Indianapolis. Ind.: Cincinnati, Inv.
ton. Springfield, Itellefontaiee. sainli•ky,
Nlies,ull.m and W.ostet, Huio ; u ,:.„..
with the Steam Packet I4 , ate frr'M and I. NEW ORLEANs.
t r ,OUTS , ILLZ and CINCTYNATI.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of ti,.
above place,.
For further particulars, see handbills at the diflts-i,t
starting points. Piummgers from the West will find tlaie th,
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia.
more, New York, or Roston. J. MESK INI EN,
Agent, Pasaanger Lines, Pittsburgh.
Tlhas. MOORE,
Agent, Paseenger Lwna,Nilleclelphie.
mom
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railron&
SIiMbIEB ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUE DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as follows :
I.mivot Pittsburgh for Crestllne at WV A. M., 7:30 A. 51.
And 3 P. M.
Leaves Clualine fur Pittsburgh at 6:UO A. M., 1 P. M.,
:ul 12.50 P. NI.
- .
These Trains make close connections at CRESTLINE with
Trans for COLUMBUS, DAYTON. CINCINNATI, SELLS
FONTAINS, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and South-West
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
TRAINS FRoM PITTSBURGH connect at Jlanalield with
Train, on Sandusky, Slausfield and Newark Road, Air CHI
CAGO, TOLE!)' and SANDUSKY ; making as quick and
'ore connections to CHICAGO, as by any other route. Con
nections am made at Alliance withTrairis on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh ROall, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
. _
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
%Lan:Meld ur Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early net
evening.
Trains East from Crestline make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PIILL.4I)EL
PIIIA, ❑AI.TI)ICRE and NEW YORK.
, . .
Tit ROD ill TICK ET:3 are sold to Colt:anima, Dayton, Cin
cluuati, Louisville, ult. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefotitaine,
hock island, lowa City, Dunlietia, fdilwankie,
tau“, 61.ri1,g114.1, 111., Fort Wayne. Cleveland, and the
Citire in the IV,st.
Thrvugh tickets over this Tine may be had at all of the
shove plat-es for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New lurk.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCONIODATION TRAIN leaves new
Bright.. for Pittsburgh at 7, A. 3L and 1 1 ,4, P. M. Leaves
Pit thhurgh for New Brighton, at 934, A. 31. and 6 P. 3L
Qom- For tickets and further Information apply to A. T.
.ifiliNstoN. at the corner office, under the Monongahela
ll.etee, or at the Federal street Station, to 010). PARKIN,
!wart Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
hty,a) J. li. MOORE, Supt.
Great American and U. S. Express and
71 MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
AIM TR.., 1:11.15GESOl CAJ &.'(D LIAGGAGI AVOLDID.
AIR LINE ROUTE
SILTWEIN
CIIICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and dlississippl
CIIICACiO To ST. LOCI in Ibie, hours. Trains let•
the lintions Cenrrul Depot, loot of Ikater street—
Pt. Loins Day Express daily, Sundays excepted, 7:15 A. H.
Night Express daily, Saturdttys excepted, 1 , .30
P
Freight and Ecentraut. daily, Sundays excepted
s:j. A. M.
Boggog, checked through fn St. Louti
Trains rlll3 direct through to Alton, (2h9 miles,) without
°hang,. of Care or traprage and connect with the Company's
spiendi.l steamers%VLSl.;liESTEll. and IiKINDEELIi„ running
in aid u4ile connection with Passenger Trains from Alton to
f.,,nt., ,2 notes,) without lauding. Three boats, for
sonrenience and elegance, are unsurpassed on the
waters, being fitted up with Baths and spacious
ssl,rooms. anording to passengers the opportunity nt ru
m./. lug the dug. stoat oidable in summer railroad CM% sling,
all I re,lting 61. Louis refreshed from the effects of a lung
ride.
T. , .k:NSA: and NYBELASKA this tit the moat direct
•Alt,MI pm...tiger+ cleat/n..1 for Bloomington, lipringtiel.l,
Ja., 6,J° V tib, Aapleti and all points un the Sliasiamppi, Sit,
Cutulet laud and Teoues6re firers, wit/ but.,
the )1111. , ‘ nt 'us tug lu .11mtatiev, beang teventy.two tudee
t. !=t thtrty-seven miles lest to Bloorrilngton,
and firty-etglit tnlLe too to Springfield, than by any other
route.
ihrioe. Tidiets over this route two be procured at the
erne. h..glroiel Ticket Oakes in New York, Boston, Phda
del plg. lialtmore, Albany, Buffalo, and at all Through
Te-kat "din. throughout the States, end In Mlcago et the
Company . , inlice. No. -tti board:am street, opposite the
zwout 11,12.4,--And at the Liepot of the Illinois Central Rail.
..off, tout ,d Wet r .troct.
IttAp.tothle lity:gage Men will always be at the Derput.
the s=loll4 1t0.1.1 X . . 11144 into Uncap.. to Check Borjoge
throng!, t., toy p...lnt teen-NI At the line.
IL Y. MORO AN, Jr., Superintendent.
11. J. D. ALltlEat.llEltllolol,
•ep °curial rasnenger Agent.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
FROM P I TThlitilifiii TO
C.. 1 u m bus, 1 mii.a.o a po:Ls, Chicago,
( tr,,ln mitt, Terre Will let, flock !eland,
L,,•“, ,, ,:k., Vturennen, lowa City,
L. L,dui*, LVALI,Vine, Dubuque,
I'l, - t.u, Ouru, bislems,
?:cute, 111 emphis, Peuria,
7-u-A , Me, 1' ictsburg, Peru,
Newark, New Orlean.,
VrD Tut rtticit,a cITILS Of Tlet REST IXD POL'Ill,
Steubenville Indiana Railroad
1, ognfart,l a,.,1 In Intreessful oi,erxtion
Lo
rr and :,ewArk,
:11 , 1te.1,4,1 r facilities, this mute
• t re% r urr ..1 comfort nr.riTallesi try nuy
lioad ronfain: Ne.t fr,•to
an.i aft,t Sly o,t PA V. culler SU,, 1.155, a DAI IV
I \ I-..•f r:epatt and •u at tuts ro ng Stouzaets, c.mmaude..l
nr“ , auumalstlng otEct.,,
evcty d y+tsC M.
EN rt. KK. • I.>.iptain
YAlg.l mI:EYN . . ........ J. Itrae
ay -:.••••1) •'ll hail, arid rah Steubonvir,
1,. 113,-amg—c.,tiumling with the FaM
.I.S A M . taint oonlrection nith 1110,1.
• • •II a• , $ 0 1A.:1111111g 0n1itf,t41.16111!2.1./..11
I I,rld• Ra nwiri trail by rattr....l.
IMEIUM
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1,,a1 Tycketn...+ll,l lurU er inform %lion
JOIIN J. 11012STON.
N". 113 Wuter ntrrut, Pittnlmi ¢h.
GE:O. W. IULTUN, Puprrititetivirnt.
1 l\ \ K.•nt t:r
I 1.1.1S()IS CENTRA.I. RAILROAD,
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CARTIYLIIG TILIC
Urcal Unalted State■ Mall arid Express
TWo PASSF.NII ER TRAINS RUN DAILY on Its entire
,f•uxth tr•m DUBUQUE To CAIRO,
TI in cc , nu...rton v.tch Tralne of Una OW nt.tl
‘d.,:oinld a It. and 11 imp, and Galena !Linlrond,
the rn....t direct and nor rnntlunoti It. It. route ft .nt
CIIICAtitt) , Sr. Locut,
CHICAGO TV 1.111
Cial:Alio TO DUBUQUE.
loavy Chi.ng.. ae iviiovrr ;
1 . 1‘II!;•
A NI P. Lomas AND CAM , EXPRtSS.
let ft. Losto hy this train take the cars of the
ca,,., ...I Mum It. LL at Saukkral, and at, c - arri.l dirett to
Sc. L.A.,
TIMEMIIII
A Ai. anti 11.0 P. NI.--Dtratil:ll (IAL22IA Kil•fthA,
ling lA. Plal/10/1 ',Oroix.vito Dubuque) ,A I.b a tratly
I.llt, ot Steam Parkt•ts for St. Paul and the Upper Mi..../o-
AI p+ ',or title...
l'n,on 1...1, Cai - f.rt ebb-3v And Dubuque at 7:30 A. M
Awl 7.0 u P. Al.
1, ... n I r 1 , 1 ail: nave 11a.: Nlio, of and nu
, n-t...n 01. fr 1 6131 Udro to St. I.uni, and ffrilve
arl,-nn I, lit. la ad van:, of 110. river roar, by iabiug the
r• ri
ii. Arc.. c., '.t. C241,3”,1mque. Pt. Paul, and nil nn
• I.) ntr. w.tu I.ro had itt the
A I . Anti t . Rain n,l. Iu iliteiburizli, and
h-. in R. it 31.11. i. /N.
lati
Ai' A Z I N ES,
11. r July—prier 7u oent.t.
tioeleyV, Lody n 11,..,k for .1111)-20e.
tonlistn e Nlagasine tor July-2a.
tereou'a Vlagnetne for July-17e.
f.eshe'e N Journal for .11111-1,..
Yank,' Notions lor July--•l2e,
litkllolCM Iftgaulor for July—la.
Mother Jonathan for ith July--a magniBr ul
number—price 12t.
The a1...e Just re, at
LA UFFER'S ISOORSTORE.
1r v No. 77 Fourth strert,
SA LE.-21 1 Acres .r Land, a gui.ll
.L• ommtion for a country store, about 20 tulles. from the
to a thriving neighbot hood and no atom near.
!louse and lot and throe'Varant lota In Allegheny City .
A situation by a young lady Ina dry goods or tritntuMg
Store. or unllntery establishmcmt—for ono cook—two girls
hourieuerk— one boy to learn a trade—two boys to
ntor,s or run of errands—two men to work on farms or Is.
I , tilt , r work ie the cu y. 11010110 Of lit.orgt. W. Bunn at leo
Reel Eitato A getwy s e t Intelhgeuee l Wive, on the notch
st.te of Ohio St.. 4th door east of the ]diamond. Allegheny
Coy. Jol9
MEI,Oi)EONS AND REP.!) ORGANS.-
chAri, , ,, Itl o J.( re,..11,1 an o ther let of then.
n iii 11,11 ed ,10011 S wi kt !teed Orgam. In elegant rette,,,el
• aees t•v., y %Juliet) . and style. rompristng 4. 4 , ,, and 5 ev.
ta% pertahle sty le. with scroll lgs; 5 and 5F. 2 actas
seraphim , ~r Pisao ntvle. with rich mouldingi, carved m tt•IC
•lsk, ..taves. piano style, with 2 stops, and motel n
: nets ul t reds throUglooll, the one tuned an octave
Chunthe other; no excellent instrument for the use of
Chun hes. Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument to
. .
.ohninted to a thorough examination previous to being wilt
fr an the manufactory, tun' is warranted in every resmset.
Thee' instruments are recommended to being far superior,
Loch iu tone and Mush, to any other" manufactured.
The ale( improvements (upon watch the makers hove
~ * , n eed Letters Patent,) consists in bringing the wind to lie
upon the "est , Se to Produce, on opening the key
calve. the quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
passes into a modulating chamber, (ench's.' by the swell.)
whieli mellows the tone. and give It more of melodious, Mae.
like quality, than is the general property of reed instru
ments. For sale by MARLOWE BLUME,
jel; Old Established Plana depot" No.llB Wood st.
Ws. Lake Superior Trout;
REFINED SUGARS
-15 btds. Loverings "A" crushed Sugar;
30 do iAtturart's "A" do do;
13 do Lovering's fine pulr'd do!
10 do do coarse do du;
10 do du crushed do; in store nod
for eel° by [Jel6] MILLER & RICHSTSON,
FOR SALE.—Bedford
.street Property.—
A neat and comfortable two story dwelling house,
containing seven rooms and kitchen, and five coal cellars.
The lot is twenty-une feet front and seventy-one feet deep.
Any oue desiring a cheap dwelling house will please give no
ti call. and It will la- sold at a great sacrifice.
je-11 BLAKELY & RICIII3Y.
i'DLUM'S SPECIFIC-5 gross in store
_Li mid for sale by 11411 FLI(..111NO BROS.
EESON'S HYDRAULIC CEMENT, OR
Jo WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep constantly on
ban I a large stuck of this article of the best quality. The
attention of Contra; tore and Build., of Navigation Locks,
Aquetincts. Bridges. Reservoirs for Water Works. &c., is re
quested to this article. The well known resistance and im
perviousness of avatar, characteristic of this Cement, renders
it of the find necessity in all structures exposed to the action
of water or damp. iapil:3m . l ENGLISH & RICRARDSON.
AGIRL WANTED.—A good Cook, Wal
er and Ironer is wanted at No. 2 Forester's Block,
Craig street, Allegheny City. jul3
ALCOHOL -10 bble. •76 P' Alcohol I
do lir r do
In store and for sale by
Wool,—The highest r
will tw paid by
ti
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RAILROADS. •1
ExcEvfi SUNDAY.)
Mall Route
VIA CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
Pall Arrangement
A-YD
CIiICAOO ro CdlRO
fi•in Ow East mud placvs on tho Ohio
WA NTI. D,
SPRINGER 11AlipAUGH,
295 Liberty street
MILLER & RICRETSON
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TONICS WON'T DO 1 - -They •nevOrtlid do
more than give temporary relief ana.they never will..
It is-because they don't touch the cause of the disease. The
canoe dt all Itgue and bilious dlseases'hi' the'itnioapheric
ixtison called Miasma or-Malaria.• Neutralize this poison by
its natural antidote, and all disease ceased by it disappears
at once. Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure is this Antidote to
malaria, and moreover It Is a perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate of the celebrated chemist, J. It. Chilton, of
New York, to this effect, le attached to every bottle; there-
fore if it does no good it can do nn harm.
Thin is more than can be said of quinine, Arsenic, or any,
tonic in existence, as their use is ruinous to the constitution
and brings on Dumb Ague, which never allots a person to
feel perfectly well for a single moment. illustgatieu,of
these truths I annex some extracts from a letter just received
from a Physician
Osman grow*. Ohio, March 17,1240..
JAS. A. RITODES, Sir: Fiume a 24 inst. is
baud. The Curearrived late last year and-the - diffleultl to
getting any one to try it was greatly iIICIIIIIO.IB{/ f the
fact that a remedy had been introduced which was growing
in favor with the public, as being better than using Quinine
—nut knowing, 1 presume that. the, remedy they used to
escape taking - Quinine, contained the drug Itself!
This - remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would tuvariabl
break an ague, but it did not cure it, as It would often, re
turn with renewed vigor. This our circumatance I deethed
in your favor, if I could Institute a test compariam between
it and your Cure. The following la the result; .
Three persons took your Cure, all of which word cases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, or many weeks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, occasionally
missing a chill, bat it was (as in all such cases) slowly wear
ing them out., and laying the,foundatlon AM other and sore
rer maladies. I did succeed in • fleeting a radical cure of.
all three of these cases with your remedy, and they harts
not had a chill since. In all thrucof these cases the Smith's
Tonic had been used, and would, as before stati,l, break the
chill, but after a period or two had elapsed it would return.
T think there will be no diSiculty now in giving to your
Once the vantage ground of any other remedy now in use
here. &c., dr.c. WILLIAM lIIJOKNEIt, :IL D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
when you feel the chills coming on, and you will never have
a single one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence. It. I.
For sale by Druggists generally. jell
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319,321 and 333 Liberty street,
Opposite Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH; P.A.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAN E l
STONES always on hand ; Stone and Marble Curbing
and Vaults for Cemeteries, made-to order.
Furniture and Washstand Tops, and Imposing Stones made
by machinery, in less time and better style than can be dune
by mere manual labor. Particular attention- is paid to the
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing so, nod learning our priors,
(Sib and upwardsd but few who are able to own a good
house, will be willing to remain lung without procuring - t
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; Ore always neat; are an ornament to a mom; are
not liable to take fire, and cost but little more than a good
wood mantle.
:Marble sold low to the trade. Hearth Stones made to order.
, . .
Our stock of Marble is the largest in the West, and being
manufactured by the beet workmen, aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention..
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsbnrgh,
filled with despatch. W. W. WALLACE.
QMIIT MAHI
CNES. --,LULL'S TAMNT
kJ BURR SMUT ALACtiIIiES, need du i9O :Mills in the
e. est. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they become smooth, the edge.can be renewed by crackigg
the Burr. They have been used for five years In the Clty
Pittsburgh, (one of the largest mills in the West, )and
are a - arcuated to clean well. Fur particulars, see hand-bills.
Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
ap2.l W. W. W WALLACE.
rl l O MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
Laurel llill Stones, Belting Cloth& Mill Spindles. Mill
Irons, Soniws, Screen Wire, Coro and Cob Grinders, Cast iron
Proof Staffs, es, always on band and made to order, at 31.9
Liberty street, Pittsburgh., Penna.
ap22 W. W. WALLACE.
QT.E - ASfPSDIKESA.NDB L OILERS.
Engines, with the latest improvements, wnrrantod teed
quality, on band and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
Iron, made on short Doti& Orders filled with despatch, a
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
a 122 W. W. WALLACR.
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber has on hand, and is maimfacturig, Portable
Flouring Milts, of an imppoved quality; they are very com
pact, run light, grind fast, (five to fifteen busbels per lllur.)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and wsll prime
a valuable acquisition to Iron masters, lumbermen and large
stock feeders. Orden filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
ap2ldaw W. W. WALLAGIL
J. H. EITEL. 7. kLkT PITACS.
FREE OF CILLRGE I I-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ENORAVINOB, entitled "Bolton Abbey in
the Olden Timed," a splendid steel eum-aving, fn m the auk
brated painting by Landseer; and the Departure of the
lenient. from Egypt," a large and beautifutengraving from
a painting by D. Roberts. The retail price of the above ea
rflap ie $3 per ropy, but will be seat fret of charge, sa
The subscribers have establialaed a BOOS AGENCY iu
Philadelphia, and Will furnish any book or. publication at
the retail price, free of postage. Any persons, by forwarding
the subscription pricy of any of the va MakplaiLlClN ERKII on
Ilarper's, oc:du's, Putnam's, Graham's, Frank Leslie's Fasb
-I,llte, hr., will receive the magaziues for one year, and a copy
of either of the above beautiful engraving., free of charge,
or if sul.scribing to a $1: and a $1 Magazine, such as Pcler
son's, and Chatlen's Ladles Christian Annual, they will r,..-
CCITO both magazines and a copy of either of the above en
gravings.
Every description of Eugaving on Wood executed with
neatness and despatch. Views of Buildings, Newsparei
Ucoelinge, Views of Machinery. Book Illustrations, L.dha
Cortulcatas, Business Cards, .to. All orders Bent by inn:
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their bin:d
ings engraved, can send a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by mail or express.
Persons at a distance having saleable articled would And it
to their advantage to address the subscribers, as, we mould
act as agents for the 1310 of the same.
HYRAX A PIERCE, •
60 South Third street, PhiladelpLia.
aplfkftwly
G. F.llltUrr o cram.
BROTT CURT IS, Dealers in Real Estate,
St. Anthony Yalta, Minnesota Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned. 111V.,1.
merits made to the beat advantage, and Land Warrants teen
iest Also, Agents for the sale of Lots in the town of ST.
CLOUD, 65 miles from St. Anthony, and head of navigation
above the falls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
crosses the 3lississippi at this point, and the numerous ad
vantages It possesses a place of business, trill make It on.
of the largest cities In the Northwest.
Ex-Gorernor Ramsey, Minnesota.
lion. Wm. fi. Welsh, Chief Justice of Minnesota.
lion. J. Meeker.
lion. IL M. like, Delegate to Congress.
Rice, Mollingshead It Rooker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Romp A Oaks. Beakers.
Der. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. & Land Oillca
sep2o
Joseph White's Carriage Repoiritoiry.
JOSEPH WIIITE, now carrying . • •
near in his spacious premises, (now lately '64 ,
entarged,) on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Run, between
Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectfully invites the public
to inspect his stock of CARRIAGM, BUGGIES, de. And be
partumlarly informs gentlemen purchasers, that one pricy
only in made
iNdarteen year? experience in the business enables him to
place before his patrons the same choice collection of Car
riagen which, so many yearn past it has been his particulat
department to select, frotu the various and most talented
Eastern manufacturers. Thy encases of his new system 11
complete—the economy of his arrangements will supply the
best and most fashionable manufactures at moderate [01 . 112,4,1.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the nia,,td
for decorating houses of business has heaped upon the pr.,
of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPII WRITE wilisselt,
on ready money only, at mach lose than the usual prices. ,
Si-Carriages repaired in the best manner, with despatch.
nthiedaw
Superintrn t
JAM BL&IXLY JAME& C. EICIIIT.
BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL EsTATE,Bro
x.ABA, corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets, Fitts.
burgh.
Farms, !louses, Lots, Mills,,Firmined, &e:le., - lioright and
sold on commission; Land Warrants bought, sold and lova.
ted; Bills, Bonds and Notos negotiated_ Especial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms
reasonable. nov2T:dtw
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Couusellor at Law, and Solkitor iu Chancery, Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the (V
iection of Claims in Great Britain and Ireland.
Wig-Collections made In this and raMoluing Counties;
Es
tates of decedents Settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested -on Mortgage
or other security. Titles esambled and title papers drau a.,
Oftlm on FOURTH street, a few doors above Smithfield,
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1855—Dnl2Rdawl
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Con
missionor for Chu Stated of Tennuesoe, New lamp-
Mire. Gonuoeticut, Wisconsin, Now York, Michigan, 44a,
Louisiana and Virginia
Oar Deeds drawn, and aoknowledmonts and proofs taken
for record or like iu any of the above named States, 1111uoil,
Misaiwiippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1866—(mh28dsw)
TINTON COAL WORKS FORSALK-
Iu The Coal Works lately owned" byA. Leecb, Jr. A. 4.,
'hunted on the Monongahela river, about 28 miles from
Plitsbnrgh, are now for sale. The property conslata of 115
serer and 116 perches of Land, (more or heel) and all the
Coal therein; and also all the Coal in about 100 acres mote,
ingather with Buildings, Railways, Ac.
For further particulars apply to
D. W. A A. S. BELL, Atty's at Law,
apltdswtf No. 103 Fourth at., Pittsburgh.
BARGAIN OFFERED.—The dandersiped
offers for sale SIN LOTS of ground fronting irlsili
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Conn...Retitle
Railroad, In the growing and thriving Borough of !WARES
PORT. Four of the Lots are 37 ji feet in width by OHM
Lhl in depth, fronting et one end on the Depot, and atilt,:
other on Sinclair street; and two of them fronting for till] .
whole length on other streets.
Also—TWO LOTS, 37 1 ,ej feet in width, fronting the other
Bide of the Depot, and in depth 121—one of the Lots border
ing4ll. for its whole length on Jerome at
No Letter property can be found, it will Is sold 0,,,-
Part of the payment taken in Stock the Connellstil
Railroad, if desired. GEO. F. OILL3IORE,
Office of the Morning Bost.
Pittsburgh, Annunt 31, 1i155.--jdswtf
WI - 0
MANI; FACTORY—MRs. RENTER,
eix doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
OElice. Allegheny City, is prepared to till orders for WICI6,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL nem WORK. The best
quality of matenal is furnished, and entire satisfaction guar.
emoted. mylbidswly
NEW BOOKS AT DAVINSONS, 651farket
street near 'Fourth.
!Memo, by Richard Chezerix Trench.
The White Older, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, du. do.
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Help.' Spanish Conquest in America.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its Evils and Its Consequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
Hillside Church or Reminiscences of a "Country Pasto
rate, by John W. Chickering, D. D.
Sight and Hearing, How Preserved and How Lost, by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo Berton', by Author of Dr. Antonio.
The Suffering Savior, by Kzumacher.
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward 'T. Chan.
ning.
Lectures on Great Men; Myers, London.
Man and His Money, Its Use and Abuse ; by Dr. Twecdie.
Monaldi, a tale by Washington Allistun.
Lectures delivered to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
limper s Magazine, as soon as publiehed-2.0 eta. .1019
LINE MAGAZINES--Just received and
for sale by H. MINES . CO., No. 32 Smithfield street:
Harper's Magazine fOr June;
God ty's Lady's Book for June;
Peterson's linguine for June ;
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- AVER'S CIIERRV,PECTAM3 4
POR THE RAPID CURE OF bevaGits; CritIM'XICIAWNSi
NESS, BRoNCIIIIII3, intoanmaititig, mop,
I t f i n i fft‘ fr gl P 4- 7:1!
Tine ,IDdat'i r s'offe tri t
. mrayo withlhe confidence we feel in
Pabl eT 4 rr :01621,2„ t f
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o 'o7 section of
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oases of tilts littigilk bye MS atildiablekrilik eve
fiafitrior TW'rtliitt44e4 l 4° 6 lo/ 1 /400040 1 1 54 92
to ercepp. where teTvirtnes we' known,
pub& `ntli tenger' hesitate vi%at'aiitidote , to employ Orlhie
distressing and dangernturriffietlons otititrirlMOl
. 1117,9/ 6 "
gene, which are Incident to-unt
:Nothing bar oidlod leUder'f 9 r4t 4o 94;7 4 inqur t '
cal men, than the - alarpilni prevalence and fate AY cir con
stimptleb=eomplatits; nee hairenr one Aare or Almeruattrlitidl
more of their Mvestigetions and !pant: But Aar, ti noedo'.
neat° reinedelta been provided" on WHIM fife - pubßcYiotdid -.
depend for protection:that& attackcispon'ltholealdiattl%'
gone, until the Introduction- of the. Caralg
This Miele lithe productlif Kiting; tatieletylid
successful: endeavor Scifansbdiitba:cottunnWV taltkciueli sr!
,remedy, Ot this last statement,thisAmericen peoplearenoW
thornialves prepared tO;ludge,andl appealirith"dotifidence tit '
their decatainr. thotniaanY depttidenae_AOKLßlewl•int
what men of every class and station certify it has dyne for
them; if wean trust onrown senseic-wbeffeie hsb
atfeciioneof th, oiltrost aud3ooge yield.tol4;ll..we pipit
dependi
gn the assurance idinteltigent Physicians who make it their •
bush:mai trltnow'--in ehOrty iithereinanyrellancettpoinny:
t bin it,. then. s it, iairrefatably,Provertthat thirmedielnadoee re, .
lieve end does cafe the 'Cass 'of ingieeti deettned*
y end anyatul all others that are knounatointuddtut.olith~
true, it cannot be too freely publishedstiOr , too A =7o • . 1 1 , YA.hei
The afflicted should lenityA'remegy flair • lelrtsite:
10.,e to them.. .Parents.ehould know,* the& chitlins:ride
priceless to tlican„,All should know,it, for bealtklatt.Ws
priced to no one. Not only ahould It becirenlited-boreibt4,
'everywhere, not only in We Country,. but m'a'il ttltL
How faithfully we have ametton this conviction; is showitilt";
the feet that already this article has mods the etreles.eif the ,
globe. The sun never sots on Ito llmlte.. No. continent,te..
without it., and but few peoples. Altheugh oot eettatitillk
nse id other nations as in this., it is emploYed a EUX4I,
intelligent ia almost all civilized countriea t it au e that
sleety employed in both America ,— ins Europe -
Australia and the far-off islands of the sea. ifs ii as dear:
to its TOIMISSOfir thelit'lllf bare, and they prim
remedy with oven more aridity., Urklikir moat ; preparalleitio
of its kind, it Is an expensive composition °retied) , uniterlid.,
Still it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low and , '
what is of neatly noire, importance to, theta . , it,s ; qtrie
never suffered to decline from its orieinittrtiinderil of extol.
lence. Every bottle of this Medicinevncok toslitifieftnitV
ii
as good u over hoe been made heretofore, or ea-we aro, 1 0 1 "
pableof maldng. ' NOUS. bfcciat Witsited,' tri - marnisdabllg y .
It in the 'best perfection which it •Is'imasiiiTe'tkiirodlide,
Hence the patient who procures the gonniniteirsr-Piro.'
row, can rely on hexing es4Ood.au artcle sehati everheen
had by those who testify to its cures.
Ry parroing this course, r 'have the hope of doing-eau,
good in the world, as well malts. Itstbottf
Aunt much him been done already,
sir Prepared by J. , Practical and, Analytical
•
Obernigt, Lowell, MM.
Sold by B. A. FA.III44STOOIi A 00,,,at iddesslo,
tail, by , every Einigglst in:Pittatraritla, end by' all =
everywhere.
The Greatest Medical Dise,ovett
OV TUE A.,Cc
M .
KENNEDY, ,of 11,04 bury,Jiffs Aiscov-.
area in one of common. pasture 'weeds . is`, tern*
that CMIZTOCry kirldef Humor, from thetoorst ATVs& f est
common Pimple. ,
He li/li-treated it in o ver eleven Iternixiid Oases, and never
failed except.im two coins (both thtutdeitemar.) He, lust
now in his raesession over two hundred. certificates of iL
value, all within twenty miles of Heston:
Tato bottles ere warranted to cure a nershigosere mouth'.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kindof pimpleste;
. .
the face.
Tvroto three bottles will scour the system of boils.•
TWO bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
mouth and stomach.'
Three to five potties are warranted to cure the worst,casa,
of erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all amie of 'the
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the eat and
blotches among the hair.
Four to biz bottles are warranted to care corrupt asd r atzt-
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin. .
Two to three bottles are warranted to Cure thn
e tetrsls.
potato cases of rheumatism.. , . i -
Two or throe bottles are w arranted to cure the Worst cases
of ringworm. '
Threat° four bottles are warranted to,muwistlt rheum.
Five to eight bottles wilt cure the worst case of scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first.bottlefand
a
perfect can) is warranted when ,the. above quantity
n
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in vain
ti led all the wonderful medichawsof the day,
_as, that a corm )
mon weed growing in the pasture,Mid alimg oldatirrai
startild cure every humor ht the system; yet it la tarses. ,
fa .t. If yon have a humor it line to start, ?There are noifs
nor ands, burns or ha's about uniting - some caeca ruid'itiif
yours. • I peddled over a: thousand bottles of itin the Thartitya
of Boston. I know its effects in every case. lilies airtady.
done some of the greatest cares ever dordi in Idanatelitisetta.`
I gave it to children a year old t.td..old people-Of aintY , •l`
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose dish.
I was soft and flabby, restored to a•perfeM - state of •behltb
one bottle ! .
To those who ore subjeit a sick headicho one bottle
in always cure it. It gives great relief to-catarib add diz
ziness. Some who have been costive for years, have taken
and been regulated by it. Where the body is sound it worlta
suite easy, but where there is any derangement of the Irmo,
dogs of nature, it will cause very singular feelings, but yen'
crust not he alarmed—they always disappear in :from film
days to a week. There is never a bad resuitfrom it. On the.
contrary, when that feeling is over, youwiN frel'Youted . f
like a new person. I heard some .of the matt,extrntropult.
encomiums of it that man ever listened to. No change of
diet is ever riec.essary—eat the hest yon can get.' IdificeMtee'
a ire an herb, which, whim simmered in sweet, on, diesolven
Scrofulous welling of the neck and under the eats. • Pride
50 cents. Price of the Medic , I Discovery $1 pedbotila. •r:
Directions for Usr_—Ado' , one table ein:rimfol.rier day,.
Children over eight years, t....s.sert spoonthl; blfildieri fitim
fire to eight years. teaepoonfuL. As no direction can be)
mole applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
on the bowels twice a day.
Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance In bad cases of
.scrotuln.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. KEYBEIes, 140 Wodd
street, corner of Virgin alley, and d..P,•PLEMING , ,. Atte.
gheny. apltlydaw
IN H ALATIO*
CLRE.OF coNsummoit
NEW AND VERY WONMERIFttridg
HYGEANA
BROUGHT HOME TO THE DOOR Or THE lilLLI01~ ;
•
AWONDERFUL DISCOVERY Ms tecent
ly been made by Dr. Corm, of this rity;la tho treat*
meat of Consumption,Asthma, and all diseases of the pangs.
We refer to "Da. mide .11YelikWA,.011 qan.uxsu. Hades%
VAPOR ANSI Cnsaar firme." With this new method, Dr.
has restored many afflicted onfato health ;as an evidence
which, be has innumerable certificates. Speak]. of the.
treatment, a physician remarks: "It ts eitlent that g
—constantly breathing an _agreeable, .healing .vaporr.ithst
medicinal properties must come In direst coated ' , Fitt
.;,he
whole feria) cavities of the lungs, theibany
and varied chongne produced upon, them when
..inttodum!,
into the stomach, and subject to the process of digestion!'
The Ilynearia is for sale by all the'Dragedista thrOughoittther
country."—Nan park Dutchman of January 14. • ,
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the linen, with_
out the least inconvenience—the beat of the body , beini
sufficient to evaporate the fluid. hundreds of cases ;Acmes ,
like the following, might be named :
One package of the ffygeana has cured me of the Atari*
of six years' standing. J. F. ELSESBORT, .
Postmaster of Dnbrannurf,
I am cured of the Asthma, of ten years' standing, byoDr't
Curtis' Ilygearm. Mammas= litsras, Brooklyn, N. P.
Mrs. Pant, of No. b Hammond street, N. Y, was cured of f
a severe case of Bronchitis 1 f the Ifygerma.
My sister has been curette( a distressing conch; of fraversit
yeas' standing, and decided to be Incurable by the phyat.
clans. She was cured in one month, by the Ifygatina. ".•
J. 11. Gamma; Itichmond,,Dle.
The Rea. Dr: Custaza,of New York, testifies DI our medh
tine in the following language:
New Yeas, November 15, 1456 .
Darr die--I think highly off Dr. Curtis' itygeana as a min•.
edy.in diseases of the thrmt and lungs. Waving had lotus' e
opportunity to testily its efficiacy,..l use convio
most excellent medicine, both the "Byrnp and the fraludinir.
N. it—Dr. Curtis' ilygtema is the ORIGINAL and•QM,
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are bate imitationa, or lets
and ntruaromi counterfeits. Shutt them .03 you would.
POISON. .
••• . , .
Air For sale by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wtiod street
genera & Co.; Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City; Jahn
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L. Kaiservilocheatet..:(y.
-- SANDS , SAItS,APAIDULI.A.
IN - QBART
Fier the Removal autiliewurnent Cure gfiti/LDiterreercirisingli
from an bemire State of the Blood, or .
f HaWotthe Sfriteirt''
This truly valuable prep:anti:tuft =Reefed, trot? Wade&
roots of the finest description, by means of an expensive and
powerful apparatus; Which obtains thereedfchirdiiiidlectife .
principle in a highly concentrated ferns, to Bele come.
Inning the several vegetable produata In the process that e
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is 67 Milnliii3Ty Sipe.;
rior to any other for perifying the , and the curaut
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers , Fever, res, Pitnples, 8011%
Cutaneous Eruptions. Itheumetten, illeresuitddlsessewcLivrtr
Complaint, Dyspepaia, Rronchltis,Consumption, Female Ir
regularities, Lees of Appetite, and General Debility.
Thbtpowerful remedial agent acts simultaneously upon the
Stomac. the Circulation and the Bawelicatid gently etimn
lates, while it disengages and,expels from the system all that
is irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Being Firmly
vegetable. it is perfectly harmless harmleaaimite operation - the most
delicate persons may take it at any time with perfect safety,
The astonishing success of this medicine constantly tn
creeeingdurtng the last sixteen yews, Wes secured for it thrk,
distinguished commendations of the Faculty, and It e4oya a
widespread popularity and eitenalim patrouagetihlchftroars
entirely out of competition every other preparatleu pt Aaraa
perille.
Attention Is respectilnlly solicited to the tellyrting *RUM
cam : •
CUB .E3OROFIII.k.
They, N. Y. September 1,1851:
Mum A. B. 4D. cs- fletißermen: I have tor aioar4
three yearo been troubled with that dreadful dhow, Scrofu
la; so mach so, ma to be offensifeAtimylinsbazid and to lny;
self; and to obtain relLef bum triedmearyitin4 Of needleintr
that eame.uuder my notice, without effect.
.oneur mi
born, who had been cured of a analtar compleietry —
Sarsaparilla,advised me to.make atrial of it; and Mellott
say that It his done, me a world of good, havingaxmspletely
cured me. Hoping ' that My evidertiia'nu* indaciViithere
similarly 4fflkled Mold the eamtarentedY, whAt.,the Woe
satisfactory resnita, I remain gratefully yours,
• Salm ,tlkatietekt4
q. Prepared and said brit..4l.-& D. SANDS, Denimlete
10"/ Chemists, 100 Balton atropt, New York,_.&ddalea-by
B. A. FAIINYSTOON. & CO., o,B.ROS;PittakOlk
and by Druiniciata Ob SI per bcditiViaeata bot-'
Ur for
THE SATISFACTORY R #aktR,.DX7-4,C9 . 14:
all parts of the country north and south , thepropnet
tors are utmost daily ht receipt of mush flatterbietestintorti:
Oats as the following, relatlveloALA-ffeltWePlfseaSlitactai•
est Vermlfuge:
01,,Leigierre,Jkla., April 111tb.1845.
Ara „ B. A . Raw:lode it , M.-14.ave beak` selling your
Vermifuge In thls plays for &terms, and take *mime IA
stating, for tho information of the trade ititd - of the ptiblic,
that it has been, so farm I know, one of the :rrodet
tory remedies ta the market,, P4. o f - the4nOnstaleable
nodicinee we have. T have also personal kuoarledge of Its
good effects in numerous. caster under thiV treatunturof our ,
physicians, all of whom use it regularly, and Morays 'Maud
tto he safe and reliable sa a worm ePetifle. I can recom
mend it as one of the palest and beat In the market.
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Prep trod and sold by B. A. FARN
ulna) corner of Wood and Blrat eta.
DR7II - ULLIIIE N'B - PARISIA_N TOOTH
PAST—This TiaVa Paste is the besitifitildtitifor
c-anatag and pre ,StV 4
thelnPe' ~rp)4re,"
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