Pittsburgh morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1855-1859, July 03, 1856, Image 4

. ..
ca .
%
I* 44.-•43- • $ ;', 43. ; 7 4 4 .; ""f fq : ?f 7k-'' C -4, ',.. -.. Zi: i. N 1 4 : 2 . & 4
•Q . - 4 ••• • ' " ''' !' ' k 'N' ; ‘ ,l; 4 l,' ' ' '''' 4,;; *fr ' r k.•- -, ... 1 ,' k", r •--.- '''‘",,'.'-'' , I' . '-,,‘ ' '' ,.... ' 3 4. ' 11i'' ..." -•.,"",qt ' .".• ';" 2 '
,••;., .
,`;‘,',Y& . ‘, '''. 4 `••• ' ' ' ''',";;l..g.,'',,j'ltt'' N''': -A,l' P: ' ,. ; "•:. '' ;'•P - •'7 s3' ' ' ''4 % ' - •'. t! '-' l. - •' i '' ''.
Q. • - .`",kt J.P. ..-".
'l' - - -z-a.it..,,, *A-,...,',,,.-•.z, ••-.A-4. , :A-t-slyi : •-: : ::. t. ,- -. `„, 4. -'l', _ , r' '
• 4 f :,-
. ..- J . ..-‘,....
~.
-. , ......---r----- •'-- .. -- - ..,. j - r •- .- .!
' 4. • • 2 - A,, •
••• • v •• / , •
••,- 4 ,•*!-r-., - -,-•:7 • .4
";:ftf,4:••• , ,, , 7 -' - '•, .4 - •,,;. , - ' , t 41 ,•••• • • • ‘4, ' ..
14 ...„.'''t ,,,- ...i;A:';•,,,,,.1-2 - 1 . 5:1:..,,,',. ; 1 ..''. '•- '''' ''
' • : ''''"-N.''f', - .+, ; -":'.: -. z .; :...,.. - ':."ii•Z - ,. t ,.:. , ,,•:-. , .
..z,..... : ''' , ti.:" . •"•, - t;;"•••":' C;.oi - -''. , ' ",' C- : •
--. 1 1.:4'.;-N,"4.4 , .•,,k, ',•.'-': ••••.,*, .* ` l'• ''' ~
-';:`ct's- , F.i., -,,,, t 4, -,, , , ,,.. ,- 4‘.4 , •-•,,- *' - ,
'4'', 74-••••;:et.,:-'4; , ~' ", - ••••Si.„ ''.. ••,,.' - --- . ,
Iti, -, 1-• - - ..,:,c. , ?-. ' 4-4- S. A-- - • • ..., ~ ,' - 1,, :t 4,1- * -
7 i,keti4` : ', , r , .. : ,.. ;7 -, \:..:.,". ..
,' '.,‘ :: '. ' ',.:`,..1t:.,!.L .- .:4 •:,:" .. 4 , A
.Z
.7 * .. • .t."' w ,.!' • ; ...
.._„.14 01, t,;i.._4...•i''-; l f7 ,• • . • ;;• . .t.• -4,••, , !-• .... 1 ~... _- , I t; i rt ' • '
4 ,1 -' l ; 4 •V,i.' • '''' l, s .l .-: -. . -• • t •C..6,V , l4''''itk it."%.• - •-."-4 : ; '''•,‘• ... • - . 4-. '
1 11iZi0.. 4 .ii 4 .- . .,1iNt...; - •' , ...(1,• , ?,! k tk.:4 t'' i•` , ; . • ... . .* '' .
!, 9 4. ,;,,, ' A •,. %„:" ,-- 4,'74 2 . .. q , _'_' .., • ~• , . •• • • .
I:4A•ia.:' , . l o'''-;. *-41 , .*:,•5•.,,,, , ; ,_.• . ,..,n,40 , , , ,1 -•-• • . , .• , •
41,6 , 0-*• ,, „-4i.. , r7..!,.:K, - ,!•'61-• , -••.!%., ,•• ' • .••:• • - •• •-
,••4:-•.7 , A, 4 , ,,, ,:•,•;%-. , :,:i.::' , •':.4.,4 , .... , ..1-•'••••,,,- ,• - • .- c. - ..-. .•- • •_ ~, :t . •,T •
ti•la.;;;;;!'•',1 ~, .•,' ~'' . • ' -,..•:.. .. , .._ •,...1. •,, -..
hf* . ?;.. , : <l3 t '' ,".. , 4 ' ;• ' •' - :' '. ':•• V 4. i!:! . ..' •• • .- ;.• .• ', ,:, . . L • , ' F. : •''4.' 6 ':• •' -• ''' • -
~„,„4,4,, ,, ,....,, ,••,,..,,,„ •_•1 0 ,-• .*-•••••v•• 4 .,- ••, • •• •, • i •.-• • -, • T 0 s."
00‘•.`'. 4.*, -t i.. .', ' ''-'?!,• - •.S'e.43'S. ! 1.- ...."4 ..,.: , 4 ^-! '', .-4, ‘•- !''• • , .
r •S`. '''s' • 4o.o,l4'er ..1 •• o;rii . 2 . PYtFtttitr%,..l4': e t., ~,;0' r r, ~ „ :,..,
.r., '•,, r
.$ 44
Y.:5t. , ' , i.. - 1,: • •-10 , C,00,. .;.er. A,4lst,fr ) o l6 ,(l e a,„., 0, 4 0 1 , „•:4 ;
~.. r,."1.• . • , .
~/ r=Ve , •Sii 0 "14r 4.7.11-171e'V re 4 VAS'lrr ' ot.t• • I' i,' z •••• 't '' , ..' '• .
...r'xr . 5.'7,114 4r, ••••4 '• Y ' ,fr!'t• e s ,l' ' . .r.„''' el 0 f,.. :s;• -' •,• ' '''''' ', .- ,
.t . .. 5 .J.i;:1•15'.-..t• : 44, 4 . 1* Y. : 4e ( f,00 , r) iee r7,4 . 111.: . ) i ~-.4 S N k• ' 7, ',••.: - OV. ..:
~ ..7 t :- ! •:•..J.5, , , :-
..•-••.
, ti,..): ~1! 4: 4 : U.. 1. iA1t;;;7..E . 4.....c , -0 7 ; i ri. - „.. - .. ;,.-,-:... - r.t, :7 . ...' 4 : ..." '.
1P4•3 1 : 1 4 ,',4:" -- , - ,r, .:, , •MV:4',•;:fp.,'?: - -,:: i • .
eattot
4.- ..z,,; ii•41,:ir1,1..•:".:i,,, 1 .•,.. ; 4...: -1••• 4 ...:. i• • -,,.
. r . , ~,1, „ =„,_....--.,„, -•-
t.4. 4 •7*C.:•,4 , ,E.' V"*2 , lk 4 i-•4J• !". c',:-% 4. o ' l ' .‘....,•• ....%,'.-
. 4,.. 1..4 . " t',' t P..' ara".l4 s'll's r ' • re istt sr ,• •
0. P a ''.14. , ::•:; i4;,1T;, t 4 , ~ • :•• - .4.•:* p;•; 4'4,1. , ',•• q 'f... , ••,..
t .•4 ' o ' v . % 4.'4t.: ~;. • 4 ' , .. .x,i 4 ,‘•• .•
t .b •itt'• 4 ?-% ‘• t. e • ..,.
. } , 1 1•X , ..t... - r., ; .,,e .?••• •:... .: •,:' ..f:
?...iA);,,.'`r;...':.t.'7 . / 0 -1,•‘.. 4 •'• i4 i.:; ; ;.`...:'.. * '.Z'' ',...•-",,' ~....f . '4l- 1 1 ••• 4 + ..4- , '''•••,
'N • 4 ‘ ,.,:ii'•:•.fr,ei *- 1,,r4,',.4.1 ; ,,4' 4`,• 4 '.• ~.. 4.' • 04., • • • .•:, ~.•••+ '.:.. - •
z;F:O,Z i:, 14',, t, - ', 1 4 -9.5 - I' i , er•r;.tiV': t ;,:",, :'..-•.‘• .' ) . ' : .i..
EL"..);l.'"'"Zt 4- : - ..f t 0 , 4,, NA t 4vii.... 4 •-•:, N N ' 7' ;- P,. . ':i . .L ' '
..., 4 ... •.,,, L. 0•• . ~, , 7 ....,.., 4 5".. A .1 4 , * ,, 4.tt-.0 •t : • ~, -,,. T• 4 ,‘'. 4 , 1 'v• ~,,,,
1eY 7 '.••••••,0,t. t N 'Yl s 'i,s• - l'ts •:iiiiitinikrF ' ' r .4; "'•lt ' r+
or-aa.4, 0... , ,,_1 4 1 IN r: ft" , St r . .' e r' -'. ' t' ar'• ' ''..-
.. : 41 4 sY 4.. .:WtV)ll"r:tl V rr E N'Air',l' • ''• '• •s' `• YY.'Y •
I '4 la 'V , P14,40 ' . 40.4. 7 i - ' 1 51 1 . : . 4 1 t ;t."*. 4 . ', :. tom
t '•• •*11,,,i, . J '
i1 . ..4, 5t0 . ....... .3. , ** , .. 0 11. - eot • 4 ..0 1 ~,i, ~,,,, i 4, .'" 4: 4 .Ol • .
ts if .. , .. 0 .0, 1 : f .4..• i 4 4 .ji1,... 1 t, ~,:'' . • t '; 11 "4"T• •-• .. , • •,:-
,_,, ,-, -....4-70 4 - 5 - 1, • .",..,..... TA ~ „ ..... •f• ~• ' .. 3 3 i '
'i ltillt ':'4' 4... ' • .;
3 ' . ' ' ' "..
. ; ;, •,.; . . . .
'.
‘ W . k 4 ‘....d .4 . 3 L PV .. : 0 30 4 :f 4 , " 3 , , r ,:. i 4 3. 4.4\ . i i 7 . , :- ":•,,, ',.....---, ',, ..: I .: . :..
7,.., 05 1,,,.--,,,,:,: : 4 i 4,, „...,.. 4 ..r,...,, i; .. • ~.- •• 4.:. .-• ~ . c., ...
„ 4 ,,,d• -,5e.4"...••• ~•- ts ', • 't . • , ....:
g,,41,1• 4 4. ,
~
.19.11 1 - 14.,. . i F ,::%*.::,: . , .
...,"0
~.. ' 4 . .
4 4bNi.ht•i$ t 44.1!*t;',..71 0 '.. 7 :4Th .•
. `•• • rt:,.. ',7•7' . 1 , t'.'., - . ~%
••*,.. 44•.‘fgtf44.14•4..."', 0 i!...s•di ? ....4. ‘..• •4'. .• - ; : ''—
At • .1., C.
1,, a . , 4 ~••••.• 4, 'fit . „, ~ I, '''', ,s•, • .
i4+1,1% C. ,N.
...%,•• , iii l l .lic t l,•;,. ,A.a. .; ••• L ,
' 0 . . 4.lc' 4 . " 4 A., ‘ ,l I . r ...,. ~•01' .; s 0.:. 1„. •,,... ~ 4 , ~1
'I,C•AV••/?..'4,•••.:1 1 . .`t• tN‘• :r: - e
-, ~*' 4 ' N r' ' ' 4',
't• i1.,,,;7 1 7• 4 t` 4. .. '‘''C'e•b."o. 4° . 0 0. ..,.'•"'' 4 $ 't.... 1 •;'%• • •% ; :: '1 ...
' ..,, „aarr:r.;„,ef,llo -• er p.,% r e f` e r to •••"": i ' 1. •Jr •• 0 '• ' ..
. •" .
‘l;W4• * ''%`‘Y": SY : 4t•i' %. • 'Ci ' e'•';' •:J . •'••••I'' -: .• - ..i - •" f
0 .1••••1540 4 '41 . 41.0ir •• •••%.1,1 4 ~,,% , •ry .:, e , ,
~
.1- ... i
„, • .„
I;iit i t•f r t, ers v itirZ Z. ,
. I, 'ol. c i S s,r
~... l. ~. J 0. , . ..,-
ONIN 11 ',. 4L ier ' + , .) iv 5:',,,.,.."'','', ,j c, 't,' ..''' `'.:. '', t'', a ; , ','
!' '
ltti " WlN' i t• ° -kii. 4 •l ' Z' r ).".:;•
• 44 ;tt . • ti• 11 ti, * .., 4 ' 47 • % .•tt ~ ~ C. - ,• 4 , ,,,, •.,•• . ,
10 r e b
• ~ .e.• 4 ,4. 1 7, , ,.t:, ,t 1 of .0 - " . ! 1 •1*: f 41. af '.- .....-• '', t ' '' ••
4„ - 1ir.,4: 4 1 4 4 4.3, 4 , 4 ' Y..•• - , . 4 .4 •,. • .<- i- , ; •,... a ,
.:
7 , ' 41 4 if5 44- *1...f, ..5,••• L e. , •T• 41 .4'.• •i• ~. ,
..., ~, , 1
to* to. • 0k0....,,,, „, 1 ".,,,. -, 4: ~ .t` t. , i. ~ • ~, .. . . ,
'••;•`. -4°. • 44 0 14,!..:5i• 1 " . 1 P'47.C}. 2 4 •V1' .. 4 „.r ,, tifs --. , :,..
1 kr..i . .. , 1,..., 0- 4 ii Vte,', l 4!•i"r''' 4 '''',.1t i .,";,".,," ,i, ,4.," -• ' ;...•',. 4 '7 . t `
j. - 17ik . . - "`e 'IF 4 . ;,• 14 ,' ilk' de l 6,4" 7 4 r . .: ii . " ? „. .4:"':" . • . 1- 7,.'; '. - ':;. '
1
' 4 4-fr :f•Z• 4- 01 1:8- t f: ' •44. r 4:1„.,„,......,„,....„,.,,,,..,,.......,„
0 i.....,...„.4. n ~!140.-: St• •„ E .. -!3 E 3. . . ~. ~. ' •
t4. 4 ' 457 it
4t 4 ,1 l ' . U :. :I' r " d '4 ..
1 43 ; • i ' r '
. • 43;1 1 1,,",C . i i 1 . . , • .1 fP t7' iN....' - '• - "- r., l' ~, i . rr ,r
4.1 4,1• 6 04,..1' h '!! ..- ;:! 5'i . 1° . %;:114 , 11 •., ' '" 0'
Ytrorltos . 6 el V f 143 •k t 'iNe 4 4 1 4' 4 0, - ` •' ''
telei 0 4 4:CV:. , k l',,t• t 4 l 10 ',,,,t 1l kt.t.t, 4' Li , :',.t: :'' - '...' :
IP
.. r.:•4,k ti;Vp,,,...„ .., en .p1:";p4 . t i ta.....‘ ,.. ,, ;,..:, '•• l l ' :.''; ~ '
_), -- ,r .: `.* 44 p.0 - w=t -,, , ,, , ~. ,, ,A-f. h , , iz.'t,;', ,t. •,.. .
. s i l ''' . 4 '''.'"A•' .4 . -,1. 1! (?:> ,, ,it. . ' ,ii ~ ;, .
„ f t, ,_it a
V , IC 4 '''s C•t“t'4 • , T 1 ,.• b ~•:' !.2 '•• ..t, ' ...
VA '''' 1/4 - tt...... i: t, 41 ‘ • • .1 . t r.,' :' -.4. 4 , . t
4 NII4c, IN
44
14 4#•q44 1 , 11 4/ 46 4.tr% 4:' . : I % ::'4:2,, ':
fk r*V lo +7•44. .•lif:; 1 ` 4 ' /1. P,4 ,, t' 54-44 ` . / : . 4.. 4 %:'
v o ttMe ra iVigii , V.V`t•*" . 3 , ' , 4 . e . .e''''W`S'lV , :•,; . : - ..;" 5,, ,'i' ' .
rom, 4 t. "4l l. l * .dziio :tfx , v 4 -' t a to.d.! 4 `l 4.- p..k e, 4'4 4* f r t'•! ' ‘...• '
41F1F 4.11 01 r 1 1 4P 4' d' g'Sa n tkes44 T ;, 1 1,t.,n , C.: 1 :? , .•,.. , .!:,
0,4 1 0 4` p r ' E lirpli"%.'4l•4ll' Z• T/ ..4,1"4•4:4:.. 4 ..e• i•.• r ' . `4l,i. , ~
• -.. ' ' littiS.c.rh..Pl4 t rei ; ‘,,,,s, 4610 1 trt' 44 4 1 .g 1 4 `;
• 16 9, 4 pmv.,-;: ~.,4 ; •A•••.:Ft.- .47 , t r. •••••.:, .• ' !:•.,4 - . - i i .1.0,.,' 4 , ' r.ro.•
'...,„," ‘kt_ii,,,-.. Nt. it ,f ...,,.t ., ,: , „ 5 vdtti: 4 -.,; , : t , q , ,5 , „t.,,,,, s t 7 4 -.
t7C'. e l • 4 ' a t ii• 4 ,,V a , ' V• •, .t.. ,•!.,..,,,,,, i !.l ..,.''.. VI
1, 1 .0,44 t., e'-',,l'i .4.11 . i. 0 `•••! , ,i,,c,. ~,,., • •••A r 4. ~,, c, ,
wpt4.e c .. v ..., r , ; ; 4 _,,, ,, , , ,'-',..'` '=k,,:`. ',I - ':/•-.,
kp I
El'. 2 ' 44 4 7 ••.. 44 ,,.1,-‘t4t,t_,..9k• 4 1 . 4 tii:!.l i 4, !-- ~,, ..- ''4•:'..
fi l. mu 4 ' .4 4, E .,,...4•1 ' . 4 4 i le,. ililk- .4 7,, , ,A,t,P.,P,,,Aii.„-- ,, y-.. -- •i , --...9 , , i
1,, - , i t , , % t T . - '. ,- 4 .• 0 ',-,••,'<, 45 f
1i4, 4 77.-..,.40 , v . ,, %•Tr tiet , % , o ,t - ''""• - ev., 4 , ..1"5:?...... -4 , ) 4,41. 4 a ,:„ ..r:, :
' • ~, 4 . , 4 1 . 1 - p.•.:„... a, 0.„ \ N ;. .-P;lrt,, , -„• , c7:41,,T., *1 1: 4 1.4,--,N ;, :}4: i y ..
,4' YIP .: 0 1f4.p .. 4..-TiP,,-- - e.;Nh,v_' i .s ~%..: ,', 1 "1 .4 ..
',.l , evf:btitnf , ' ' 4' . etc I.P t".:
~ *kei t uqt,1".4.• , t,.CJAILI•.•t ,, iI• • •O-<•/1,,4., •V'Z''.' - ` - , I. e• tt;
.. . 4 .6.4„. -, ....10 I 4..Utii ". : - -o,i •1? fan rir. C 4.Y'''.• ••. - f" •
-. i , 2 ' , •'-'0 . 'tili,. ker 3 re.ed' ; C e rerV sS rit : 4't ( 4o'?Ers 'e c , . ' '
. 2 ' • 10Atet - , ..4,‘",..,..,.,.. -7 , 1 0,,,.,,,,.,..
....„,...1„ „..„.1.,,,0, ~_._.,,,-*
~r,,.4_e,.,„..;,_
, : :c .,'. 4 , ty/ iii! t f {: ! l ,6 eZ,AAPII4, 1 t .
1$1: : . . 4fv ';' '. .... - r :hiClZia - 31' P kii ' ItlYt,. 4,!. : 1 / 4 , - .t. ' '''' -
ao ,tti. 4-4,, rg.
iii
trek,4,,,,
0.1, .7,,„,.....1, 1
..4 , i , ',
, e- r...1 - I° ,O D -, i 0 ,, , :i4 ..itt .,10 * 1 4 , *4 . , "4 „ , •=y , ...,,;.,,,, ...,,
'4.... , . '''''
4.1
IF '4
11., f,V Zil: 61 !::, ,-4,-'1 `i f '
47,eirVA:::tis'Ptr:7,4-it;:7'::
•'•'''
i 1
k 4 0 r• "Uge. a...
4.6
It li . 1itta.10,,7" .44M 4d,, , T,. 44 .. „, b.t, 'I. 1: • , ,":
,:- 1 . 4 ,4•,.4. ,•
t g
... i ,
` • 1 4, , P 044.94 ' ~,p 4 ! c,',.,•:,f , ;"..1ftz,,,, ~, ,L. ,- ~, -
, t • , 47 -,, ar m 1 , - +,•& 4 , i ,-"ztIZA '''c.; . ht , I , ' c . , t':-.'
_, L IT -f$ : . W .
~,rBrikk V Z;2t r iil " , lc .`;:': 1 ; e•; ? v. 4" , , 1 _f " .
.414 A
ift•tlqtr3S7..;•-•.-i.'4.. - 4 *- .l . tr " tfp ie , ' ,.‘4.• :- '•'1 . 1":4 7 ;:., I ,I . :, 4.
4 :T„-zr, 4. P i 110 ,. ..,, , S
, 'cile 4, 4•4 'l;4 r• , 'Y'T '•
'PJ'"t•-•314,144•„.••,t'4•4'
01,, ~,
' r f itrp4l 46 ,ki,‘ A. 44 ' l'i. 1;k4.1' i PI, ~-"'< ,e• c -P- ,. . il
.7 ) 4 , W1,176% ' 44 ,4 4, ,..„ •• t'l,gF ~;' ••4 V l•. • • •
A 6 ,44 111 40 tr'44 •- 4 4 1 j,r;t. ' 4. p • ti ' ,•ti g. ,4%* . .. ,' ,, • : . ; _ri -t•.';:f
IN A ,. , 4? 2 'if e.• sApi . d --, , i t l, '',;(,“ +l,llV. , eq. ' ,C ;'-': , ; 1
44
41 '4 lt , "tir •• I 01 , tC,.iefe.4.4 - a. 1, ,1', „,' , A
44fx, Zle„ toTs• - "Fii / tp e k• - Vrtr Z iV" - '''' k . '+' - ' t.-. i' - •
l'il . " N ' 0 Vi t i - r it ;f4El, l4 's ~ rAy
'l, • t ic , ~c ..4, J , 4....‘,.-, 1.
4 , 4. 4..1• 4 =t1,=7"piP•v• 4 14 , , I kolus.s),„ .-, ~'
f ' 1 4.1 t.
r• ' . t 4 O X' VI ' :Ail iff • .p ., :to t litZ!::l ,
•Itd 1. 4 , 4 V:z4. 4l V J •t 4 I -4 ' . 11 1 54.. t7 ;'',.; ,
§N.1:t.,.%*4 . :
4, F i gt.F4t,9,;;A:t.,,,4,,=.4,14.1 r N, e - 3,: et • . -4 4 .334 - e , v.. t",,, , -,
fgott44'474 ....„,Ri
M%:,) ,
. r,td'• ‘•
-.-"
4•••:*° N f. ' ''''', ~a 4 1
1. , t ": , - 4"
i
, ~,, ,i tt.l . 4 , va...ALt. - to tt....t ~..... 4.•.; • /,. --,.. ~., ~, io „,
14 4 ; ? ..il-I"ait'SnlttAtott.l`l4::',lrq.dr,,, fl r , z , '• ,; . ,
't . ,
14,4
.1. 1 • : ,
it31 ,1%. 4„
*Tot" , ... ... , , ,, n, . 1' 4 . 04 . . , 4 . 5 4 .e ..t ~':. NAt •:- n 7
wirami„i ' 1 1 ,k c•,,,,g 1 P2 ,. .. 4 41; , . e r n . :6% , ..
.., -,.. t
,(.54. 4171.,v zft , ;;e-'l 4 ''''Tf'.-r%TV.,rn• ;
+ 4
.• 1 1,5;: A ,ti: ; , cik% f,4 -4 .=;' • i' r a., - 1 4'
p 4•47 . • ft • 4.0. , :h . 1.:1, , ,. ~..-. +.o, ` "
' 1j a`41... s .*lf 4 s t' . .:4o' 4 • l4l ` qi '4 1Tt...t *" ... 4 '1 " .:. 4 . .. "
i
'41404,;1/441.1.4.41 o tte **''''' -''' t* / .44.triep,' , : . 4.?• .' !. ` .. - '‘ , ..
'fir
' 3°4 ,47
i
0 14 r• 4 " 4 '
4 -141-IC74;tr.o: l 4;!; ,, tiez.' :',. ••-•„ ,
ep'ert,
4, " ...4. .7,1f5 1.3 ° \ '. 4 4 ,, r : ‘• '' .- 4 4 •
. 1. 4 ,, ,, 'Z ' i r:4_ , ,tt C •
il triNtl l). *% 4N '''. '''. •• •• •
51.N4 4,41 V . millVt li
t ' 54 40 4 4. 3, 1 i ON i.• 4 - , •,, 4 7. ?" ..-
- •;.t. .04, .. • ...4 1 ,Pf ' trate:tos%•••••.- ''',p2 -'. e::•, - t' . .•
`A. , -,-;,- , ; , ,,,...,;(1.
ik. • ;,,,.. . ..„..... 4 itt.,„9 .....„ 1 ,- .•,,,
... „. . ,;•
1 '. 4 ‘.•
2 ir iallL' 4 l_ 4 f:T.l4 , T , '" 4 4 „ , }, .4.. 4 1. ,
, - V5 14 ' 74' 4. ' 4 • r • Te V "4 7 . ,
I f
• •,
• 13,4'4., VI•li :LI V. 4 .0 .' fl e t , '.• ,t
'l l, t 4rVac .l
; t VV. ' 0 , •It . ,4, ' '' * t 4 1 ' ,4'
~,
g.- , e4. ' I l ute,it N. k t-74,,:,,C ' i ... : ~,
1.4 uth, 0 ,„,.. 1 ..p,t...?P5• 41, 4- P 4 4. . 1 ' -',,' , •
1- 44itl-.' , 'S %,. 7 V 1L '. 4 .r.;'... 7 .4 1 -" 4-. .; •:- ••:. :,
. 1,1 VT 11. , '4• L. 4 r . ;:t 4 '.Z4 1 T., 4 " <•.c
; S
•P
;V\ $
4. ' , t% l qtr ela' i
t l i W4* - ' 4 '•ot i -;'',. I ' 4,
J • v._4-0.. 41 V't 0 1;1 1 ' 0 /Q4 1 'P e '.l.•N` , •";.,•:' '4
• NO4l - C - 4440; • ! 4 1 , 4A 1 l r 4•:,:.!;.;%;
ittP b . 7 '4 9-, 5, 4 44 .4":) ,' " .44• 't' .1 ., "
\ N c' ' -; ":1i .4 .,„,e * ,14 ? i i i, 4 r. , a, 47,.. -
'4 ,.... i . ti t...,,,,i 4 t NI , ~0,,,, 1 ,. r ... 0,0, e
,<
il..*. 4.5 , •%'_,, 1 ''...• 4-, .
4}C...4
5: 4 • 3 : 4 • , ...r.t.r...r.••'‘. & e t, ~•7i . : - :',o- . .,••• 4 1.,, , ,,,
• ,ii . ‘111:11 V - .... 5 .4 .4 4 'IP ' ' t -:41 '''''''.
ktit,,,_3 ~..:'',,,,,..,- t r . 1 411. - 1,. „ t , 0 t . ,,,,,,... P.-
4ra y A;T-i-' -7 t" -. 1.`",, ''' ,ll; 4 t. i f ',' 'zi . C . „ , ..7:;4
I, - 4 - 4 , 1444,1 . 4.,',1- .0 . .... tr• c.. , .'"tt,',.n•.1 1 t4. b-1 I' ~.•
? *4l,fr. , t - Vny k r:N 7 4„l 1 4,4 0 4k ,1'i 1 f AZ„..,,, , r;',•, ,
• t?4, • 44 , 0: 51 , 44 ;. 5 0 .11 , „ i,•t y,,
... . 4651t,,Vreen,e• pch ~,,, ~ , n.- „..,
~.icv- it L . ic•€4fe 4 4 , , .*tv 5 4 : 1 c , .1,0 4 ,
4;.-46„, ,-#.,._.c.-1,41-71,m4.40„,.,,.
.: .ire0vvirt.,,...P650 , 4 - ..tty..4:;:-.:.!
:-.4--.A4v,.:.:,,,,,, 7: ::.
~, .4. , , 1..q:,„1474,7,44,v-wv , 4,,,i,
ik.,.
- '' , '"1.41, -___....,,
~,,0 1,,, .I,,tmtio pow•
*
1 V.
Art'x'klf--,..... , >
Sr.4l - 41*,14 .. 4 4., q in . ii...i. ,7
. 1 .y ' 1 1* 143 4. 4 6 1 4 , Nef. 1 4. $• ,. .t.r .0.41 . , ,
-liFiuf ,4wv-I—% ixi,t.,4
4 .‘
- 1 - K.4 , , t5 t., in.,.‘t, 4 v. •P .r., 7 'e...--14-r;
:11 3)P f4 :;747:0t i 41, *:',:.
1 : , {.* 0 = 4 : 4,41 1 :7 , 4 tr 4 V1 4t41 4 1- t ;?,4..A
'''; 1". f.• _ .* „ • lis. , vft 1 . , - , 1 1,:t4, 4 ; 4 ~,,4- ,!
'.ft.C., , . , rt- - 14:t -, , 4 * 40••,,,• 0 .0. -v&,....- .1#.0 , ‘..,3• 5 , ,,
%•-t• '3""•-1 • ';' , •'-' ,1 ; ", ,0 '0- 4 - Xr- 4 - 4. - itzf's. 4 .
)...,1 .r . t.itg:,k3k 0,. •= -- v ; „0-.4..,, ; 044 4 :4. 4 , ,
t.V.).i: 11 7%,„ T 3 • ; 4•14 • V OT ; 4' .4 T&l'ft•l g
v 44
1t . : 4 1 ,441k 4 . " 4.-1 0 , ,,,, • ••.,• e , ' ' t!..X. , 11 1 .§117 .1 ,r , .... 41 , 4 1V
1./2. ~,, l' e i 4 1 -14 A , :i/ - ..,•-g.
v. .." ..r• - ., , c t-... -;34.. 4, 4 ti• - e1tt.ft,f.,a1ku , •D,!v . ..#,...
..t- -
, -- 71 , •' „; ' , '444 ‘ 1.: •4 t t i r, qt r ll:7'4,4l,. 4 , 41,t,1T4," • ; t • st`, • ,
Y' ?.. 7 - • '4 0 4 ,100„ al i I'AS N.. l 4`g '-' •: , Z 7;. ' ,
* ti
kr,',l•l l r 11 4 l ip,v , ltl i
1 .•5. , e . 4 1 :„N ~ I ,'•
• . tt .IFL- ' • •-,..14. qit ''• .• ki '
'l 7 -ekft ip1 i t1...54%-thag . .g. - pt , ..,ar,
. 4 •,,,, ,.1 ;vb.'. • 44. 1 :1 f0 41 " ''' " t '4' d ' i
'ttlo - 1.1Ca1t:‘4.701%; .A.141:...1.-,'-.:,
x'• ..1 , 4 , 1,.,..1,:...1,4 -4 , , --;,,;,...",;.1....'...
~.,_....„ , ri,,,rim,ltt FAS 744 24 44,ii.,..t,"
ec k
.4 ". .i ':4 4 tb-ti . ~ 4. -- ; - ... ~,Fr 4 , , ,z.rs .t , ~, ......
k
,ia.. ..- .) , „,, ,, :iial• f. o N i4' o.•)‘ .. tirec::: ', r
I , - "r" ltst? ,
0,4 , i ik . t. ...
.ttrt;rtiktx;,< / "C'' s ,STe.',4 e '.:' -*•, 44 ''',
~ - - i& T ,Att,tv& - • ,•q.. t.v.. 1t.. , .... - -.1 - .. . 47 ., t
• ..r" • ' 3 ;:c,,54;.• --t 41. v__,. 4 -?kroi••', 4 7:l,t i n_ t , t'.;.!' - '•- - - * * '•#' t
:'-`' i 'l l / 4 •=ikt'AJNA- '4 0 :4.5 •• .'-'' T2P -' , D .; 44 . 1 0 .4 Irr.,- . ' i'''' ' . 4, ; ' 4' 4
..
'''',, 4 . ••• •• X.•-•- • ' t" , ,Os•N it--,-I.itr„,v- 4 Z• p, ••,, - .•
' . ' '. ' - 0 tz 4:4l, "O. 1-4 t .1 1 ° • *-A dor; =I. = , 4 >•= ' 1 t
r • ‘ , or .. i .V.I. Fr i.-AO ~,,, ,4 I: 4.. ~ , p .. . -4, ••
' ' AET• - •P' , . • , T 4 q, --.4 '. - i l 'ie 11, * ,P4 4 %. ,, ,,. I t-, ~,
. 1 ":: - . 4:,7,;.•- 1 4;4:Te,, )4 't' . l . • ; 4 1-,!; ~ 6 4' , I,l . •tfortv - .7. - kz , • 4.•
c x,
~, •,',,,*610¢, k 1 ; 40 , lk , 9.i f ,=,,; 7 ;' 4 , -4 , ••• 6.; - -I ' k
.f,tt1.';',....": 4, „
1003 4 fr * = • ‘= - 4' •Pr - C,, 4 1;4. - Lt t i s- ; , 71'.f•'....'-'• !•• pi ..0' .„
, I,: iel., ''..--,7' • • ,: ' 7 •,•0••=-3--...- 4/ n...7 . ."' 0 1 . ,;‘..;••''.-. i•:.;" •''
ta - ` 4 *114.t.•••1r40 . 4 ‘ 0 ,+', 4 .4.,, t-P i , t t 2 -- - - ,3-T 4 ' . . „r. T. , :
~....,,,z,Viiiik346h:*,l.,s' ' 'l .T g • 4 l kX,4l• •• ,'"
+
..' • - ...' • , • 45 ri ' t rirgtit,g 7l .. 1 " *•41 4...e V, ' •4 N 4, .0 -44" n , _, t • i
i ' i' V D 4 4l r) ` ' l 4 t 4.1 ‘ 41 .4' (.1.. mi% • rp .--,' - '4 , .:t" c. .
;;!•,, • • o . , g• t rt't.m - e.t '...•..tv ' c•-...±..,- ~..'°•-. ••''' 4-. ..
.0 5-4 4 t kr4 -..,t .. , . ,2,-,, ,t ),,, : 1 ., ,,,- ..,:::
he , ••• 1 •• ,..,
~,,,,T 4C,,,T„t 4 ,., , i9I • TA IA 4. .•vi t i, Zr- -.0,-6 , -.
~-;
V t. 4. 6t i* te• 41 04, - ` s p - r47 l */re';',ZlS . 4 l , 1 4 ...!‘,4.,';',t ...!•,- 1 / 4 r - P ',
' 44 "t, '''' - ' UAL? -''' - ",',;41'47, F gr. *.,..; F,,,41* , •1 z .'4' ,' At . .,....i.,,,N , -
, ; 4 .0,11,` tr,,;*'4,l"*;4o::"J' - . ,- ! . , 0 ,.:!4"P'4,14:14 -- „a 4 ;:ttpsit' s ),l.','?"'•'f„ ; ;, , l , " - :
fOit:ttkisftoV 4 t , j , f' , 4.s. l l,e-":1
44 ;
41'",t-e4P- ~% a. T. f ic• . 10 . ,
:1• 40 4 3 0. 4:4,4 4. i.t- 444 ty.ll 44 ', 4:e..4•41& A , rtWis 4 ,l , t.
tt-ate- 4. at , 4,' - `.. - -: r . .4- , 41.,,,, , b. , 4,N4 • '
~..,,+:4 ° , . ;4.rt'ttg;i:1;',.., 1' ,4%, . -:o • ea'cri. .:
4,
~..,,,,,,-„,,. 4.* V .f fi ', .t"'" i : ''' ' .l v ";;s:.%• * -4 - „i•'''
=••... t -!•:m.v:3 * . t ,„,,. , :•4 tr;•••.,, ::.••• t.l 4 p ;?„•,, •
,„
"PJ,,.A. , -, < , ,q,,..1 TJ - , ,,, ,* ' • 1-, 4 ••'. 4, '••
,• V•• • • ITT - • .4'''' - '4 4• 1, •, • •• t•'';• 4. •• t' , ' 4 " . -• , ~,• TT 4• • Q •-•• • '
1477 , , , ,,e„ ...,,,,. , it. ...,„ ‘, ~ ..,.
4 „44-,.... .4' elli f... , E.. ..:04.1v . ,• . ,..4.,.t r ,-, 4, ~, -. R, 4.''' • „ti
44- . .." 4 4' ",•.....•••• ',,, ; „.,,Y...: 4,, ~ , . , ..,
.„ ~ ~, , 2.`i. 4,„ ..
.41 . di,.4:,..7:4.: ,e,..,?.....,„:"..ji•tv,..:, v .
„•-.
~..,,, ~.. .... ::
.:,;, ...,,.. _.......; - 4. .
~, ,vV iV lc .....r ---•• ' i ''-: ' .'t •r. ‘ i
-• ' ''... '' r . 1: :,..' :ll ' :
6,14; ,-", f.0.,, - . fr .. ...- • • _ :N. '1 i - .1 6 4' t V
,1...„ ' 4,1 0- I,.% . f'n. • _=tc - , .., , , - . '..." ~. C - - -1 v,, ' .1.P , f,...... „ , 5. ;,;, ,,
i -.... 5 „.:,...., ,„ ,.., 0 .• , •,... , z
'''ir ''' l. ' * t 'C' "' •: , • 4 ' N ''• .!•=- 1. . e‘.75,.: t-, -: ,7'*".... , - -, r,. -, .- ..,
,r, ,ii <f ~.wr -- ~..,;• - ,-,, -c:',:'r .'.,. , : !-, •"... ''• . • •=,
r r *s-- - .• e
, "1,-teisrh .. :',f , i' .` ,',.t ~••• _7 ~... ,-. r , ~,'sl, ~ n - - ~,,. %
.# , Z 1747 "6*.4' gTc4t;::' L-'''' 44 :'''' 1:' , ;• , '" ' '' '' kje .,, PC t l i f,'sts '', ' :' , ''') ° ,. -4,- •
1,4 0 1", - "W .. , 2 1 :f - q , ,l`. , 1 `,''''''''' , 7s.., ' '';';.'49 , ._Ct , t - '• -.,,- r,T' . - 4`• 'i''
.„
, I , .-...
• tt
-4414t• ~,,,,..
, th l•r f e." 4 "< " -..;_4 • : • ,,, s pfte ttl'l t • ;. , . t t, • 4+, „ ? r . ~, tt. ~ .
Mii jmo . o.:tamottal tztr, •:,. - ,,,,;,,5tr.,, - 7,1 i t t f•...! , , ,. .., ,,, - , 01 - * ..
ttl,t6,. V ie f. g /i ' A' V e tr i' ~ .
I'lk*f:l47 Z 1:5 11W 416" . ; ; L: 41 1 rt 0 yee t •i1tt 14 ;4,‘ ' .0 , 14 . . 21 4 , 14 eit k 14 V . r . .. 4 14 . - 4 .6 4 .4.0;
, r 1" . ,:, 4 4. ''
•• e t& 4'* 4 ; 'IF :Peic s'il , • "141#"4: f it
~.e1et. i.. 4 4-: - . .* *" . .. , ,,0 .% , t ` tc. 4 , 7 .,r ,,,a r y, F 7 - all 'r .'1':::fr::;-"‘-,17,,,T7';:i,_.k.---:::4.e ~.. 4 .4; i 1 . ` ,, ,,, : 41.Hi :',,,,c4 „ .: ' ; ; %* .1 1 :: :„: . 1 4 " : ;1 -t t: i l"- 1: 7:7 4 t - , 4 l :; ;l:t i it r:t 7 t ;n:::, :-.
41. 4 ,••• 4 ". 9 t 4 q 4, 4, tt fr+ , t•
;IP - . 4.- y"..tk• Z • •-,,, , •
4 4. eit'vA - XF t„,, it ....0 o w eirs , 4 % .• t i r .fv.* i i k , 4 ,,„..ik 4 , , 'l' ~4 = -, - CA Wretttelte.., , •4'.'• •.- 4 ,,, i , .. , 1 . , ,
f
. I . U ,,,,,, ,.4 ~+ 1 447 V %el a 4 . 010( .ay „,, , % 1, 4 4 4 ' - if t '!'- - 344.t.,..4 , 4 t ' ' itt-t•tz,At t . 3. , -t t Ili .'
" • - - -E. •-s fi s N ," • ' - - ' - •).- l • . N •
''
.'
---
j'''
P. " .4.4k'C1." A ''' l A't 1 44* ...4 41, 4 o *- 46 ' 4* IS;• .° ' 4* A k - ,.. , e5t c 4 ..le. - . .. , .D.l:, % I ' . \
• ~.- 0
...... _,,,,, .-4 , ,,g-- * ~.. ~,,r , 44 TO V k't„.•'• , • . •• t, 4 , %,11,.. -., 414 4 . r ,:' •' . •1. 44' + - T".4k. .44 I ' .•
'"
a i 4 1
V 4, ' i - '
. •.,- ~4 4 '' •'• , • • ‘ t, - -
-:* r' ' '''r . , , ,' ' • . ,-'
~,,I.` r• , r - -
*t ,• ~ : ..1.-',',--.,
41 - 4.45.igt4
revo , 4-
4 - 1 V
'
At 01
4*.
off - • „
•!`,,,*iis 51 4:nd - „
' 6 7ov
.4.2 t.).. ..0 • ••••
.tv sl ,' , , • LTA :;4 , 4 ,
;-= • • ." •
PZ 4r 4'.
I
• .• ; WO - 01. , 010 Of ,
.:~.~
.~:'
~~ ~~
:•.,.
~r
l~ ~{~
MINI
MISCELLANEOUS.
T N THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE, in and for Rent county
Ebenezer Cloak
TH.
Kt chard C. Dale, Petition for Partition.
Thomas P. Dale.
And now to wit, this twenty-seventh day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six.,
this cause coming before the Chancellor, upon the motion of
Joseph P. Cumegys. Esquire, the eernpitilnant's gottdtor. and'
the writs ei suctintette afareetitil, an.l the Sheriff's return
thereon being eteea and examined, it se thereoporl ordered
by the Chancellor that the aforesaid defendants, Richard C.
Dale and Thomas F. Dale, appear In the cause on Tuesday,
the 23d day 14 Sentraaleir next. And It to ordered and di
rected by the Chancellor, that a• copy of this order shall be
iuocrted in the Pittsburgh Ilst, a newspaper publisheelli
the city of Pittsburgh, in the State of Pennsylvania, and shall
be continued in said newspaper for the space of one inouthl
and also that a wry ofsaid order shall for the aante ispace of
time be posted in the Sc." of the Register of this Contt, and
at the Court Ficus° doer iu this Cottnrs.
. -
State of Delaware,
Kent County, S. ,J
I, John K. Jarvis, Register in Chancery ha Kent county.
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the order In the above cause, nose of record in this Court.
In mstlmony whereof, I have hereunto sot my hand and
nNzeJ the seal of the said Court, at Dover. this 14th day of
May. A. D. 11“, r,. JOHN K. JARYIS.
nay2'2.lraßegister in Chancery._
REAL ESTA — TE MARKET,
CORNER OP SEVENTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS,
PITTSBr RGII
We have the following Real Estate for tale:
, CRTEEN ACRES OF L ND in St. Clair township, on
the old Washington Rind. oell improved
SIX • CHER OF LAND in Chartiere township, about half
mile from the Ohio river at t h e lower fem, with valuable
i mprovements, suited for a genteel country ',olden,.
A LOT OF GROUND In East Liberty, :10 feet by this; will
be sold 100.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near MinersY'lle
TEN ACII' S or LAND in Indians township. at the
month of Deer Cre,,k, •m nbe S ore good improvements and
1.11 old PStabliSll.,l f ery
FIFTEEN ACHE, LAND in Indiana township, to-mt
Pine creel:, with II) Al RES la Plum township. three and ti
half miles from LoguiCs Statical, on the A. V. Railroad. with
good imp,verneue,
A THREE STokY BRiCh DWELLING HOUSF: on Ste
ytuson street, wpposite the- Mere) HospiutLi with modern
improvements.
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the t.,wu of 'teaser. con
taining twenty-thrt, ILLTUN, N IEIOII eighty note of Lii. C
P Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in the ll—rough of Nlandoeiter, corner
of Charnel, and Fayette streets.
A V A LL' A BLE MI LL PRoPERTY AND FARM In Derry
township, is county, would be exchanged for
rite proven).
A BEAUTIFUL SLBUBBAN RESIDENCE at the SWI,I
- Statimi. oat' five nr len Acne. of Lund.
TWENTY ACRRS OF LAND :eljointiig the 3 trittifTh:o
Statiol.l. APPIy to 1 je2, BLAKELY A RICHEY.
TW 1 .I:Ke
IN A D VANCE OF THE MAIL:
411 . • THE EASTERN DAILIES an. regnlarly received.
twelve hour, in advance of the Mail, and delivered to sub
scribers at the following rates
Philadelphia LED.; ER. Itte. per week.
Ness York Daily TRIBUNE. It'ar. per week.
•• HERALD,
•• •• TI NI
.rks7 - • Leave your . tirJerit fur that, or any other F,stern
P Vera, at 71 Fifth street. fur
myTI RP HARD SHANNON.
polt SALE-2.0 acros of land. (qi whit•li is
crect.,l a Lea,-! I frmue iPalli cud otter out
buildinga all in good .wiler, leArted, well feneed
and tu good state ot coin, atb•ii; u orchard, et al
EtCl,v of grain and clover now and thriving condi
tion; the remaining J acres well timberesl—would be a good
situation for a store, braid situated on the trees 11./o.da, I/v.•
lWeell Bakerstown and Butler, In Middlesex township: But
ler county. Will be tsold lust—terms easy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, iu a Dry Gusels,
Trimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted—r•ereral girt. to do housework in the cod
country. Also. a situation Les ley about fourteen year, -f
In ii store. to roll errant& or ..the: light work.
I uquire of G Et). W. Bl NN. at hi, A genc) an Intelluren e
°Bice. north nide of Ohio,ireet. f •urth sit of Diamond.
ALLEGHENY CITY. •
PRANK LESLIE'S Gmzetu... Fastliot,
Jane.
Knickert,irker Magazine (id June
Pntntnu'e do do;
Diclionv . Household Words do,
The Sclith•lfellitat do;
Speech of the Him Clovrlev Sum°,
The Invalid's Guide and Cimmumpt.ve's Manual
M Fitch, A. M. M D
One Thousand awl Tel. Things w•iril/ knowing
The London Illustrated New- Fir sale by
tuy3l B T C. MORGAN, 41 Fifth it
NEW PUBLICATIONS--
L.eshe's liazette of Foarnot, for June. pilot , :Inc
Putnonce Mon-azine Jo ,h., 1,4:
flowetiohl Word,. J,• .1,, '...4e. .
Schoolfellow ,1 , , to
Harper's Mag.. 4th aupi,l). do d, ..5d...
docley'a Lolly'. Book, 'al ,1,, do
Oral:iota di , it,. lah-
Peieroon do
KnickertAarker it, do Ina.
Leelle'e N. V Journal ,1,, to I'4c.
Spam , wicrase Papers do lex.
Piazze Talea, by NlorYille • a SO,
Bunsby flavors. by Juhn hawthorn do to
aecunt spoiaho. , of Charles Sooner do 1.1?..
Shoo fa. liocol 1 e4•t low
The above, with a I.i.rue M14,1,1111,1t of school ern! ni.•,• 1-
lauearna hooka. etationery, he Sold from IU to 211 pv! ...iit:",
lower than eleewhrre at 1...41:141i1i'S Book Stor,..
No. 7: Fourth etre t 1
jM L PIitiPERTV i-ALK—iartaite or: Per sa
wickley. a mill hotate of .. ttorie, It run ..f awn: .a•
all nth , ir-artrr ani lir tares complete A -
saw mill, Il pay.: frame laoceatd.” r. 0 ., .•1 land.
A STEAM SAW tottaite river.
Mary's, rift miles Wheelitig. Price fI lair.
TA NNl , .l:l' F•ilt sAI.E, satiate at Mousitianole, Va. a tl.
rat, eliapa. h. .. all 111 ti,.ael aloof. ',ace o a-..
arr. , of ittatimi, A. Jr,..- f 4 000 t
a{,2 S. CUTllltittiT A 5. , N.:•1 Nlarket
•.4 NEW li(i()K.--TheKidna,,peti am]
_Li Harce•mel It. ma the peraotaalrenollection.
Peter and 41 . 11.! •• after forty year, of slur-n'
Ity Kate K. It. Palms:. with 4,
i...11.1.qt May !.y Wilhart. Furne-. 1 , .
T. U. M'
.10'• 41 -•
•
DHI .kTF: RE .:•qI)ENCE FuR SA 1.E.-
nn I t1u0.11...1 lot h boa, satiate.: •.11
the North Comm.", .111..ghauy City. ....litho:wog six aell
rtniatied n0m,,.:, !mil, room, cellar a, , .! tiroalonl attic . •
drant the y mai prop.-rty in li..antiftali. locatet •rtl
ei worthy the atteati.... p.• 114,11.6 wrshill a tenirril.l.• to
ate reaidenco. Will 1..' aold low. Apply to
ju 9 llLAlalilS
D olEsTic . A.
'bur „.
~. nut pa, kagea •.I ~•
style calico,. ant gingham.,[atm.)°, takings.
every denwription or 1111111n4,41,1/1K glx.ig which will It- •
at a comaterso.l.. reduction trail. the Inet,Nl pri. --a
A R...A.S(LS. --Wv in' Ile the ;men .1, el .
P
h, ollar Ew paroAuln bat, rw•dv.../
this morning I.y t•xidop aul. n: di. , %13,01 ar.• nine ~! Oar
most elagant and dentruLle• style- 3.4 tdlrr4..l
jug. A. A. NIA t)\ hfth Ar.
L I VElil'ut)l„k N U Plll L.I.I , ELI'II A
STEAMSHIP LINE.
nplendol ... 1 4 , ntn.611. CITY lIALTI‘IkinE, Copt.
kLE/ frnni I . 4lln&lphla on thc i isi
26:4 June—front v 16th July,
orn PhlLDlalphw Prtnn
. ,fe.4 Rai 5~.6. I - ala . laud Vt.,
Steerage -SZ" Steerage, „VC.
Passage To het.; to f -rpoot hr the atko - o
ot Steattailtipa or 19 Fll, -, 141.A5S SAILING I'ACK ETS,
1,111 Le pr , K.UI,I
t 4 AISEL eittiTlS. 177 Ilstatlway. New York.
•
JOHN 11P/311'7=.1N. Jln I.ll , rtynt NUM., II
P - Draft, I.Ar AAlt• )1).. 11, 1 / 1 11). j.•
DID YOU RE.ll$ ti)111 . 11?----f If
) I A V.rt %vitt )
mar hr , tl.,k 1. , 1) ,)
THE IP ME (IV THE :-IjNINIER
Ictic this day,the m.,t coiliplet. A flier i•
jun. a writ/..,r. fr , cl tlr. tuft iII
'E . . , till LI lin. .11, ; price ,ir
half rttlf extrst $4.
The Ingolikhy lA-141,1A, 41, )Ertl: .1-1 )Innd.- 11,
with I,) uti,.)
alld IX,' h.
This delbotfully entertadni.g . L..•now 1n.,0n,
standard liLroty work in England, Lore it Las rtt;
passod through ten Thi• 1uen...11 - Is 1411,11“1 of
aporkliag jokes, anecdotes an I witty reparte, by The.": .re
Hook, }Lamborn, Thomas i 1,04, byditeripialth rind ot!,er
celebrities. Wa..‘enture our reputation so caterers for pnb.
he taste, if this work clued not delight every reader, and
prove fully as entertaining, if not more so, than the re ent
biography of lier. lr . Barulutio's brother divine, Sydney
INKR & Co.
jelo So. 3:2 Smithfield st.
WANTEI)----Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooks fur city ant;
countr) A Bop of 17 t." learns trod'-; must be well re,lirt,-
niendi, Also, plitoes fur four or five Girls, to do chamher or
d I ti 11.114 I .nsll - 1 o Four Boys In store, or co run orrhs,dg,
and fire or air mei, at any kind of employment.
Appl3, at LOWRIES Nee: lutelligenex 0111 c.,,
feb2o \„. 14 Fifth streo
• --
WANTED-
A SituuttLa a, Go; ernes,: ~r
reaehrr. 1,1 a pounA 0,11 RNA h.,.
log hail CoUSIC el able experiuni .. would not object to n ,
the country.
Rented—Sevorui tii tio Itian in city
country. mud it toy to run ..r t.rrt,,det. in A sill in store in Urr
city.
f'or Sale--A small tannery in good ord-r and doing it ii el
ttll'LlaKolt, in a mail village about fifteen mire tram th,
‘ity. The owner wishing to gn1V0.44 will Bell at a gr. at
bargain. Inquire of 11. W. BUNN, at hie Ag , [ley and Iti ei
ligeace Oilier. north nail, of Ohio atrer,t, tactic loon ~art of
the Diamond, Allegheny city. ruy 2:4
'PRES.!" SEEDS—Ga.rden, Field and Fluvi . eT
Saud., 0: G.. 11.1,6 t appruved and re I tal4e , arieLlea,
wholesale mid retail, at the Sot,' and Agricultural Warw.
lumen, 47 Fifth street. of (151,1, 1 .1 A 11.14 11 . A !Wit° 1.,
a good and uniform quality-
S u
r i a d i. ob
M ur
A
the Penney' vailia Salt anufacting
§ii 9 rk m any partuf ar At Tarenturn; ou hone! slid tor wale
by
FLEMINti BROS.,
ALSO.
3 grow Ludlow's Sywcific
4 grunt. Madder : Gurtnou Bauer.
1600
600 IDs. Gum Tratowuutl) •
400 !b& Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye. a new article for making
one Wand worth ten of potash ; on hand and for sale by
myB YLENILNO
A LOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown,
~
v
zi. will be sold very low, if applied for soon. It contailus
one-fourth of an acre, and is in a central position. Apply
to f mh2l: o BLAJCKLY k 11.101.11 CY.
ORNAMENT AL Center pieces, Testers,
Gam« ruhl Bolli«t Pictures in glit circles, with gr«st
variety of other ornaturulai Cu Wall Paper, for sale by
mya W. P. MARSHALL & CU.
DRIED PEACHES —lOO bush. fur sale by
N ags SMITH, HAIR & HUNTER.-
HOSIERY AND GLOVES—Another very
large assortment of Bummer Hostory, Gloves end
Mitts of every description, Just received by
myl9 A. A. MASON t CO
DR. HEISK ELL'S TETTER OINTMENT.
This Ointment has never Leen known to fail In the
cure of Tetter, Solid Head, Itch. Rinirworms, Ulcers, Scalds.
Pimples, Frosted Limb; Inflamed Eyes, Piles and all erup
tions of the skin.
For sale only by
WANTED—A SITUATION, by a
young
Lady, in a Dry Goode vr Trimming Store, or Milli
nery eetabliabment.
WANTED—semd DIALS to do housework, In the city
and country. Also,a &nation by a boy about fourteen, in
store, to run errands, or other light work.
FOR S ALE—a small TANYEB,Y., in good order and doing
a good baldness, In a small linage about fifteen miles from
the city. The owner wishing to go West, will sell at a great
bargain.
Inquire of GEORGE W. BUNN, at his Agency and Intel
ligence Office, north aide of Ohio street, fourth door east of
the Diamond, Allegheny Qty. Jeo
t ": •
C 4. •
•• - -
Just. FLEMING,
corner Diamond arid Market Et
NSW
31,
;,~
INVENTIONS' ANDPATENTa-
M. F. EnINON, ESQ
Dar Sir,—Having mod O. Trott's "Ratent oii Mahe" on
almost all the steam engines furnished the fast year, and in
asmuch as they appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our customers, we have no hesitation in recommending them
sia a good article, and touch preferable on account of their
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
n..)y other of which we hare any knowledge.
V,ry reopectrully your.,
F. W. M. FABER & Co.,
Eugiun Buildnra.
This certifies that the Oil ('op patented by !dr. Trott, la.
been in uoo ou our road fur two years past. We £l.lld it to bu
au economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
as such. (TPA). W. bRIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central Kit.
November 29th, 1894.
To M. F. EATON, ESQ.:
This certifies that we have had in use the patent Oil Globes
or Cops, '' by Moses F. Eaton, Esq., of Pittsburgh, and
consider thew very much superior to any thing of the kind
15!1=112!El
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, 01!do, November 27, 1855. ap24
[ From the New York Scientific American.]
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention to Intended fur use where It is desired to im
part a fine, smooth, and glossy surface to the wood; but it is
applicable., with advantage. to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The nos elly consists in placing the cutting chisel. or bit, in
front of the wedge, instead of behind, as In common planes;
also in applying a metallic month-piece to the face of the
plane, in front of the chisel, which mouth piece nerves as the
tent fur the chisel, and condors the throat of the plane.
But the mouth ;ilea, is !Al chile to the edge of the bit us to
pr r •nt the Flan. fruin ripping or uplinteriug the coal In
the leant degree Indeed. we have seen the implement ap.
plo to the planing, of wood against the grain, and trana
vereeiy to the grain, leering the wood perfectly smooth. So
perfect iv the oia.ration or this Iniarnment, that It may in. ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire amiceas—a
thing a high cannot safely be dune by the common plane.
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piblb, hit, and
wedge, affords a complete and dm bearing for the hit
throughout its whole length, and dispenses, under all ch . .
cumnutnces, with the nee of a cop or double Mt.
This 14 a very simple and elleetrve Improvement, detained,
we have nu Junta. t.. thud its way into every carpeuter'im chop
to the laud. No tool chest la complete without it. The
is Win. C. Hopper, of Pittsburuh, Pa., and hie patent
hears L 1..., January 16, Itiss.
wit - 11. , 8 1. EATON, No. 139 First street, Agent for
the patent..
CLOTHING
ACARD—I request the attention of my
Mewls and the public to my mt...ck of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which 1 think contains a larger variety of rich styles than
any other former purchase. 1 have taken special pains to
obtain all the shales of
FANCY CLOTHS
generally desired. viz: Pence, Dahlia, Mulberry,
Drab. Brown and Olive, with Mt kali; tins of Green and
Blue. I have observed the came care in e.h.cting nay
FANCY CASSIMERES,
which embrace • clitatu assortment of light colon, suitable
for evening drone In the summer season, with a number of
Eluotir Figured Goods; also, intended for the is rt
weather. .My stock of YESTINGS Is as large as can be
Tonal elsewhere, taimprising every variety of Silk Patten a..
plain and figured Grenadines and Marseille.
My assortment of flays' Clothing hm been Increased nail
1 ern prepared to 1111 alp orders to this branch with nicer
aatinfitetion to myself and buyers than hitherto I not:ld
call special attention to a it umiltr oil pretty small PLA I GS,
peculiarly adapted to lobiren's dress, which. I think, 11 II -
7,./I fail to plea.e. Aloe, Draettaa, Argentine 'Andrea, And',
/emu, Alerinoe, French Nankiiinetttu, Drab Italian Ci 4
with 1111:ner00 styles of Worsted and Linen Goods, mtended
tither for mews or boy's elothing•
ap2L.lindaw tielLo-110N STOSICit, No FA) Wail
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
Or those wino swish to Engage In the
MACHINE,
OR ENGINE BUILDING BUSINESS.
THE UNDERSIGNED efferent private -.ale
outil th...a.11 day of .11.113 c next., the whole st.,l, of
T 0 ,44. Patterns. tllialttng, Heating Pipes and Fixtnre., al
... al tilr Pal Machine Welke and Foundry."
Ai1...0.41y City, c,,rtier Main and Cherry •treets.
The stock of Tools 0008i14 in part:
Ftret--Of n Engine, nearly new, 14 inch r 1 ISu
der, 3 feet struke, with cylinder holler 44 inch diametei. to
use only one year.
One large and one sutall power Planing Machine.
Tweut).three turning lathes, various lengths and si,a,
which swing from seven fret down to twelve inches ,•rer
the shears.
&hie (urge Boring Mill
Stogie and double-geared upright Ladling Mechtlies
One excellent Uenr-cutting Engine. with a great tillo.l.er
of tute,rs and cutters m Food order.
tine and Nut-cutting Machine.
Stabbing, Fluting, I^unehing and Piling Mat:lanes.
TW,I 0 . -A*l,n Vwevi, in good order.
41 great number of 141.vks and flier, of oil
thretui...
In sh rt. a ceilipleie...et ot T,..,14 for Cotton Machin.
)1111 tie •i :tenni Pligine-hotling.
Ce••.toi ---A tree, I 'opal., thirty-six Inches in ,Itann
o let. a it I, eat Iron fan and natures, al/ . - orup • t• .
ore, ~v on. brat. nu Crap.-.a.ft
ml , 11,ht 1,41r* and SbankA tar,. mt• I a
• , f hlnnA. ttn.l utls, takkla
It!a. kttultli•• v. 1,11 flu nu•l
luou Wltit a full 5.1.1 t.alizs..we.l,:e...
(..r u L forg;.•
+nut]; Ilutururr, artL u unuitu,
);,t. f Muchme
I , ,otth- t , Ittplete Polly thatterna fro. rI.
sal t r lb , h .hotoeter !lea nod he, el Wheel Pattern/I, k 1!
11. • ..17.1 A , l i„. . n grew nunther and rartett , 1
I's: ter. > and a grrat nuother of . other Patterwt. too nut ••••
one t. , to, nthot
I h.. 21, Lin irr fir tat , rd.r. 6+ll tti••se
• ',Aril, yi•ars /11 .I. .r ti
an.linit t..
a rat. :imp , . in .11-rent r h
tlif• ti .ecurr at . ••
a K.a..1
Ti., Lali nines ran t., !cam,' at a hair MU: Gir All
• .
Oi yt,tr•
}or In Il•rtnnlion an 6 , prn-.• and len.. apply to lb , ' pa , tr.
pr,prietory on the prt,n.tero
JENKS, RICHEY S Ell,
N 6, - I• ate., tools nr,• not sold before tha Loth of
Jo ,e, titey will be at ',Oic sale.
NOTICE
Ix
44,1.4) Kh een 4, 1111 fel - aolog why• have patferua or work
of hl.ll Jrecnpu. ah 111 440 "Pia Mao 41141 VI 4 ,
them takeu away te:fore the loth day of Joie peat, or they
LII hr otherwme dlefnefed of
FARM FOR RENT.—A Farm, cti
ung acres, about one mile belt, the crtv,, g gm
*lts lien, heater. Mere I. un the precipitins, a large fr :one
Mom and stable, about 100 hearing apple tress; $1111.• poach.
cherry and plum trees, reopen, etc. Thin place would null
a gee] gar donor. For terMil appy to
not. B. C. fg J. 11. SAWYER, No 47 Wood it.
SA REF'D-35 kegs fiir sale by
It A YAIiNESTOCK h (r
ELLE UCH RE --5 riieka juatror',l
to. I for wtle I , y nty: 11./..1111(1 Skit:
V ESSEN('E GINGF:R—,bus
And f.d nl , by t0y2,4, PLESI INU DID
I_l ( )1 ELY AND GLOVES.—A. A. Manic
U,.. 11311 d b. very lar:te stwortntent td Ltd.
Oen , ,'n and Chtittrttn'n Ihttnter) and glove, of ever y de
w ett , Vor• _ Alin, , the beat aasortnient of silk, inotiall end
ether ut t . to lie 'nand In the city. Jal.9
RD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
_L 11" E Itlh Tll KH. , No 74 Mai bet .1., I'
Th• [111.••1 0,, en have just rl.reived and are now 01w, L,
Ike. - I air.] nutty], of new and lr en,i .one Drees (hook. Sham
aline 0, 800, Pa rushing thaxts, Mourning Uotale.ilbone-ti.
.11,1L'LLLu. .L.l Nestle work. Many of the abute gtnoln hate
Leath putt leased tit the onpurtors and at the large Auctions
it, New york and Philadelphia, at prices that enable no rrdw
tee otter thew at tow than the cost of transportation. W..
nolh:a nn •.arly from all our runtomere and the puldtt
getterally. Indira - tag it will lit h , the advantage of add , a. eve
De vet - have been all.. to ciffer a better aseort Inept, arid urter
no cheat, LOVE PROT H Kilo, f o rmerly
Jett. YOUNG, STRTRNSON A LOGE.
PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
ON MAHLET AND WATZR STREETS.
zuylb 310 . 1 KITTANNING.
Ai) ANI AGED PIANO, for sale
at a bargain.—A new CHICKERING
AN( , , slightly demon)* In the furniture,! I
kilt out where it ran Ise observed. The in•
strumend in DO way injured, will In. fold at a reduction of
FIFfY DOLLARS. on It credit of six months.
JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood et.,
vt./, Agent for Chi) kering . ), Piam
A(2(.1N1 I'I.ETE LIST OF MUKTIILT
AO AZI N ES, tot May, I isZ»)
s nvw monthly Magazine.
Putnaurn monthly
nit kerboekor : or Now York monthly 31agazim..
Household Words—conducted by Chariot Sb bone
Gude, Lady's 11...pk—colurt,1 plaice.
O rithlinl'el American monthly Magazin-.
l'et.,r)em'n Lady's Nati.d.at M ;twiddle-
Ballou's Dollar mouth') plfq ay.ine
Harper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for &ye and tiir la.
Fr auk Leslie's New York Journal .
Frank Leslie'' Gazette of Fashion.
Yankee Notions; full of comic illustnitione.
Blackwocare Edinburgh Magazine for April.
Chambers Journal t Londoit Edition; for April.
Just received and fur sale by
W. A. OILDENFENNEY st CO ,
my 3 Fifth etreet, opposite tbe Theatre.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!!
Frank Leslie's Fashion Rook for May
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal "
Clotley's Ladies' Book
Oralianni Magazine "
Peterson's Magazine
Balloon Mage...ne
Household Words a it
Harp< r's Magazine as as
Putnam's Magazine a n
Knickerbocker it II
Yankee Notions Id 66
BIaCkWOIXFB Magazine for April.
London News and Punch for April 19.
For "ale by H. MINER A CO.
my 3 No )12 Smithfield street.
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Watches. Gold Levers from $27
Silver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $9 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Frodsham's Chronometer Series, 83U0
Do. in Silver Cased, $175.
Chains, Seals, Keys, dc.
Watches repaired in the best manner by
_rny6 - corner of Market * 4th eb,.
S Er NDRIES
-100 boxes Mould and Dipped Caudle..
25 do Star do
100 do Rosin ,Soap.
300 kegs assorted Nails.
100 doz. Corn Brooms.
60 bales Na 1 and 2 Batting.
25 doz. Bed Cords.
26 do Buckets.
10 do Tubs In stars and for sale b y
Lnyb JOHN MOO nfl AD.
SUGAR.. --Prime New Orleans in store and
for aale by [upil] °OKN MOQBEbD.
_is
~
,
,
,
4 t
'l4l , -t , •
p.44* 3856.
FARMERS' AND MEC LI A,VICS' LIFE,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital 6300,000
A Luutuut securely invested $200,00(0
This Company etfecte Fire Insurance on Buildings,
Furmtnre, Marine Insurance on Vessels. Cargo and
PIET la. Inland lu9nrance on GOCkii, by Rivers, Lakes,
Canals, Railroads, and land Carriage generally. Also, Insu
rance upon Lives, upon the most favorable terms
The' cliaratler of the above Cvtupauy is of the flrat class,
and combines the tare and ne•:siial privileges of Fire, Marine
and Life insurance.
Gentlemen of elevated standing are associated in Its nuts
agoment, and interested as Stoskliatiers.
THOMAS .1. HUNTER. Agent,
Jy27 No 1/0 Water street.
ALFRED THOMAS,
pIIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
oo3IPANV, OP PifILADELPNIA.
Dnuctons—Charles W. Rancher, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith, Geo. W. Richards,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolph' E. Doris, David R. Browne. Mor
rie Patterson. Ouns. N. BA:cruse, President.
Cats. G. litsrcznia, Secretary.
Continue to make instrrance perpetual or limited. on every
description of property, in town anti country, at rat." as lOW
as are consistent with /security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely insrvited, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
Thu Assets of tile Company, on January lot, 1851, so pith-
Baited agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as foll , ,srt., vu:
3lortgage
Real Notate $9l ~. 12.4 195
.. n. 1,377 78
Temporary Loaua .T. 3.966 17
Sticks ... di, IK)
Ca..h, Ac 64,346 81
Total ....$1,212.708 44
Since their Incorporaton, n •eri,l4l twouty-oue year.,
they have paid upward;llt,
1011111 Dollar.. Iva.," by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
ulvantages of insurance, ae well as the ability and ditmodlthm
to meet with In-ornptnem all liabilitten.
J. ti .A RUINER COFFIN, Agent,
Office, north-onat for. Wood and Third
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST CI oMPA NY. PUILA
DYLP.II3.—CIartet,I Aprd 'loth, • - harter Periwinal.
CAPITAL,
.$.2.,%,000.
Oflire, South-east curlier of Third and Chestnut strotqA,
Phi ladelphia.
OFFICERS OF Till: 110)IE IhIARD AT PILLLADF.I.PIII A.
sidenl—iitel.lll.ll R. Crawl.
Anthrom. W. 1th0r 0 p,,,,,,
fr..anolrter--/Air!.rturrgi--Jurnek IL Nitha...n. M. I
AliNrserry H :How ry, 1F"
47E , ) P. ARNOLD, A. ul,
murl7:y No. 74 Fourth
BANKERS ANI) BROKERS.
T IiOLIIES & SONS, Bankers and Ex
. change limiters. and beaters in Not., Ural.. Aorept
WIC . Gobi, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange tin the Eaat.
et a and Weapon (2.1,es emmianny tor sale.
Otlleettotis made all Inn Cana larrntlginnl: the Dun d
Btatim. Daps u, smell-el in par funds or eurrent pcper.
B 7 Market to. is., Lao amen 'lt.,, ti and Fourth BtS. itl3o. I y
el. E. ARNOLD & Bankers and Ex
k_A .hang.. {hotter-a Dealer., In E.l“ . }ll.llgY, COM, tin
Noma Susuitt and Tune Drafts kt. Cottle 'dont t t
m
bendi to. and puts-reds renutted to any part of the Cu, th,
St. La bought and mid ran Tomlinson.
SE- No. 74 Fourth street, neat dour to the Bank f Pdti.
burgh eiepl3
rirl.{OSIAS WOODS, et/Platen:Pal Broker, and
. 1_ Polder in Notre, Bonds, Stu , La. Real Estate, .frr N
Fourth street, Putaburgh, Jan!,
I S k T If.lV SPRING GIIOLIS--No. 74 Marke.t
.11 .trmL. Pittatourich. Pa. The sutr..cnt , re ha.. plot t
s.er..-11 and aro II , ••• 0f..-mug their Arta arrleal of SPItIN,i
1.:901;t4, t 0 trta.b the) rush to call the parttfular fluent..
ul tht•tt ct.t.t.omera and the pnbt..g.-tien.ily. Si. flatter
only.. that we Late tioter att. to ..11.1.
wild dealt - able a a. the 13re...ht.
stir DIMS" ti.. , E , , I , EPN It ti_NT .unto,
~all ate
v• the
hiark and )1,11.4111.•
01 , 011. at,ti Strlt..l
t , trlyest l'ltud Black ••
Stik Flu...A 1 , 1 , 4,,
etta/11
•• .•
••
" • •
.t..
011.115 . 1. A VDNA\ TLFY
Ott, .11Ass I autt ssni, s ji
sz)l,l Craps, GIOALIIII,I', ,st• ltrt•lra, sh;1.111 ,
Chwitlits, ,•. . A• '.
N EFIDLE
I.lat:at tat.. Vn,tA ,fouriLun. •
At* a. at 14a...a itatara , artuaaaill ul Mot t:N N.. A ND II
L.
ao.ntnlvr,4 aik.l -'
ki iti.•l • i-e,
Lep: n nnl, i.as• If
nr- hay..
I
1!IIM=11!1
Z,
'44 1....111 I
t• ! the I'cutt.)l,a.t,A i 1 ,0411 }SW:. lAA
MEE=
j.r.irt haring. at . - tinioderwlilti
!,,iIILL DI) It . tLe MA:it:ll.N
full, a liallonage. The!„• ;, ..l t:t. hi•l
a ritL•usive 1V YAltb.
ing LUDO , LI areiel LeAtlllnieta.
laLf tic( ale! will I.' with tit, host tn. !LW
can
•
ST. CLAI R II( ak:L, t,.rner Penn mid 'l.
Clair I` . .ttr.hur..;li, BA —Th. LLIeLettLI.(II. , I,III.•
1 . ) ” Br NI! •the! At,•:
awn.. 11. IIL!.! :1 11, 111 , 401 n 0 1.ir.` .
tall reap,. tinny wilts. and in• trait. lin. pi,
Kite lush a tali Arw.in , -.1, van the t •ILSeli • ; I'l4 .
"LULL, I. ho- I..int e.V.1 , L.1 tele •• tarll ,rl%
LLIVIr •LaLIs:AL Ha": tui,./41ate.
‘k el. . CA/NNELI.V
GOOD T
INENT 1101ISE, ,•orner of Lit or
ly and GIWIL N4•-..CA. brat Lb.- lia.lttapl
Jnu ly ::11.1V"1. , .. Pr, pr wt,
ItNI Ilt SALE—In N ,, rtli
Tolrnablp. A !leg belly l'.. ol
whirl. are lurid, culti,atdah Arun. land. Thr to
The latprovemebta at.. 11..
ply BLAKELY
10011
R"X"'
Fir.'
,),'
J 11,41 .1 rind 1.:
1:1.1 )144, A \
1,-19 • 11-.11- 'I 11
FISH 1.111, N. , . I Nl,t,•kert•l
14
.1.14 1 ,
no Iv F. lilt A
WHU Will eitlitillUe it/ pay Relit. wheit
iluiLutN6 1-ItT can t.- talt !n;;11 , 1 nl the folloii
prn and tfr tt-rnl4- 1-la.•!t 1,-t I.tut fr--nt I
oil II With' ntr..4 . 1. 1-y IN , ep It. mit olley.
ghruy City, mint Iliethtter 111 -1 1 1 rici- SI7A--s:nl tic
tuntattidta at ono and two v. or+
CUTH BERT s !• , IIS,
Iti.lo F:stat, Mark..t
RICE -15 tier-es prime Carolina Rice, in
«to, nod for nal,' by
felti 311L1.1.11( &
1 1 OR SA LE-A PRA 11 , . B[11.111N(1, 0,..
CLlpt,i as a Grocer) and Provision Store, and a first. rate
IltAlid for the loudness —sttuatisl on the Diamond. Will he
sold low. if applied f Son. as lb.- owner to leave the
city. ANA, to U. VV. 1115 5.
Ohio at ~1. &nttle,.
RE MO V.A 1..-1 V M. CA ItVI LL HAS
311 /V ND front No. '22 F'lllll at reel to Nu 212 1,111. 1 . f y
rent, where he is prepared to stir lits rustorner with the
Pwatil fashions. utyti ttio
TO CABINET MAKERS ANI)
Just re-rivet at No. h 3 Wood street. Pittsloirgl, I's.
an n or tment of Mithogane v. wring, Nt aliogan 3 and 11 al.
nut machine niool-ling r•silin trimmings. boring onwhines,
eircular straw knives, hankers shears, tattent button to le
Kell.ll, patent nutmeg gran ow. with a general siisortitealt
ot 'tarifa ale, all of inno-11 be sold low.
1 , 19 NI FA ESTOC
THE Wil.t)EN in taking; the triule,
11 mud It in not much wander. our tito..l of dune, hatols,
Sc., hr., in unimrpassiiil in the city. In the way .-I
Fishing Tackle we hare ouch an
lotion Fishing that would
make old Inual Walton'ti eyen water, could be retur u Ito,
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery in great abundance. Do g
1it.12.7.1ed, mind too many articles to In, mentioned here are to
be found at the nigu of the Golden Gun.
IHIWN Thrrua,
Jul 4 No. 130 Wood street.
NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS!—The Spar
rowgrann Papers; by Fred. S. Cozzeii.
The Lady's Guide t. perfect Gentility; ales. n L'eeful In
■tructor; by Emily Thornwell. Axponwold.
Pluribuetah: by Q. R. Philander Doestiekel, P. li.
Song of Mllkandwatha, and odor Poems.
Salad for the Social—beautifully illustrated.
A Defence of the Anierienn Pi.liey, as oppomel o, the ~,
croachmenta of foreign Influence, and especially to the nn-,
ference of Papacy in the pullti,yd Interest of th.• Utoted
States; by Thus. R. Whit
Fort...? Volunle, Man nal— iu 1 v.de.
Junt rec'd by W. A GI LI/EN'FENN & ('n . ,
11104 Fifth at.. opp Ihe Th•Ill1.•
Tll E VOYAGE UF LlFE—Engnivittg,
thee.: great Moral Picture-,, painted 1.) it. lale
Cole, are uow ULI view at the fit Ore of
.1..1. GILLESPIE .t 70 Wc.,l
Where trriblagi jigopiwill un ,c Bred. y:(n
75 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
20- Extra Old Lagmayra
la Old Java
pocketa French Java
2 bales prime 'Mocha
10 bags old Mara...vit.
Selected expressly fur my retail 1 , 11•111,6 S.
inyl2 F. It. LOLA VO, No.l Diamond
111LAKELY — RICIIE V, REAL ROTATE
BRUEEItri AND .erner of Sev,mill
and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, .111 attend to selling by
Auction any property sold by Executors., to order of
ur
pltana' Cuurt, in the City or County; and to any description
of Real Estate out of the City. joiu
AG ARDEN LOT FOR SALE—Containing
six acres of excellent Land, situated on the waters 01
Chartiers Creek, in Robinson township, 4% miles from the
city, and near Ltroadhead's Yarding. The Land Is well
adapted. to Gardening p ea It lies sloping to the
Booth; bas a comfortable Frame House BO feet by 16, one
an d a half storin, high; a good spring of water at the dun.
and a variety of choice Fruit Trees Just commencin g to
bear. Price $6OO. For further particulars, apply to
BLAKELY I RIOHEY i Real Estate Brokers,
feb27 Oorner Seventh end Smithfield stn.
=EC
LNSUR..N:()F
11315201
Ron, Thom. It. Florence, JIIIIIMII
Ac ArtnstrouA, Charier lltn.,me.
E.l I' i I.l;et.•n, 1: It. Ilelmbold,
0!Ii. )red. G. Brew titer,
Til.onapt Lldar lA.a.cll.
Tut./MAS 11. FLORKNCk:, Pr...dent
EDWARD It. HELMS/LI% Sr rotary.
PITTSBURGH REFERENCES.
11o.i. T. M. Ihme, Hon. J. It. Welintt. t,
Hon. I.E. tiltnnuon, (2.4. S. W. Mark,
Ihel. J. 11. tiuthrn., A. 11. Nealmont,
T11.4n. J. Keenan, Egg., Wason M'Candle4g, Keg.,
Col .1. heron Footer, Lien. J. K. Moorhead,
IL M.
Dtlit,,vllS.
Ftvpheti &Crx - fin - 4. Von] B. o,4klnnt,
Ambru.le W. Thotnishon, Litwrenro J"hrison
Lenjamin W Tittglry, Gr... N. li.nry,
J.toob L. Florenc-. Jnm., Dr.,,Puz,
William 11. li‘miWlll, Waliam %Lie,
DRY GOODS
:4 1 1.1,40. t Alft•eL I
HOTELS
• ....FThet. 4 4;
4 -1 4 :: . 4 . 4
4. ~.i".410,41t
j t
• $.
, •
• •
•
185 6 . •
ONIIN ROUTR wrrn THREE DAILY TRAIN?
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IN
DIANA POLIS. •
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAIVIII_,,,RAILROAI I S
VIA CRESTLINE SND COLUMBUS.
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
Cosxrctri:to at Cia innati with U. S. Mail Lute Startling,
CkA11,40,11 and Lek uX loin Railroad, Ohio and Minnissipm
Railroad, and the LaU-renCei„..agli Route. Connecting via
Columbus awl Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and
Indiana Central itailroacL6.
TIIROUtIfI TICKETS, via t'olunibus and Cincinnati, to
I , exington, Louisville, St. 1,0111.4, IMI C., te. Via
C....lambus and Xenia, to Dayton, ludiantipolio. Lafayette,
Terre Haute, St.
THE I.ITTLIC )lIAMI eta I'OLU3IIIUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Itailroad. the U. S. 3lail
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Mifainsiiipi Railroad, and the
Lawrenceburgh Route, niters facilities no other route ran
give, as through ticket, by all the above routes can only be
procured via Columbno and the Little sllann Railroad.
The route from Crestline via Gl'imams being the shortead
to Cincinnati, enableP a unimonn and safe speed. Conn, Ai,cs
are certain, and passengers have full time for meals. fly lite
Forest and ttellei . ,,ntaine rout. from Crestline, a danger ...8
and br..ak-rtesk spent is r,wuired, and compelled to overturns
distant,.
By th., runt° via Colima,. to Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
ppnaengem tide over r o ndo Isillested and smooth. By the
rorest and Be'Wont/ante route, passengers ride over the
roughest roads in Ohio.
TIMER DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
FIRST TRAP leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clock A. M. for
Crestlino, Columbus, Xenia, Cinvintiati, Luisville, St. L. eua,
Lexington and Indianan',lin, via Lawrenceburgli haute. This
Train arrives at Cincinnati one hour and forty minute. In
advance of tha Forest and Bellefoutiuue route.
noon, TRAM loaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 n'cluck A.t M. for
Crestline, Columbna, Xenia and Cincinnati. This Train
ntakeaconnection only via Col unibua to Cincinnati.
TOM, TEAM I.v;s Pittzburgli at 2 o'clock D. M. h.q.
CreetlineyDolnmtrus, X., M. Lounivllle. luois,
Lexington era' ,indlntnii.lin, V 1 /l L,wrt•ncoburgh
TWO DAILY TRAIN?., VIA CoLUMBUS, DAYTON,
Plan Tz.A.l.`f leaves l'itteburgh at Min o'clock A. M. tor
Crestllne, Columbus, Xenia, Day toil, I udtanapolis, Lata) et te,
Terre Hanle, Via, rutlem, ti. 1..q11A, ine,
btoortu Tuts leaved l'ltthborgb st 7:30 I: .1. 11.
C s rogline, Columbus, Xenia, Ihty tot,. Indiannp.d le, lat9ettr,
Terre Haute, lincenntre, Catru, Evanevalo, Le.
TILALN leaves al 3 titivek P. 31. lur
CR i/aytoll, I 1141/,.LN •11,4 Lalayot te,
Terre !Junto., 1,,11 raj!, Ecuue. 1:1e, Ac.
8.--Secure your ticket. via Ck,ILILIII,I.IB, anti yo, or , 81 re
or connections.
Stow:nen learn CbCllll.l.ll doily for Memphis,
Natchez, Now ()Timm', ar.
Tbo Columbus being the 'bred rout", the nine ..1
the Rmteru Roads Aril arranged to run in chfte conu,ll,ll
with this re/la./de route.
or all information and Through Tickets, please apply at
th,• Ohio and Peuwyhauu Hui 1..1 Office, keorner oIIIA 0,1
u u ler the Monong - rthela
J. U. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
ORO, PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
O. SESSIONS, Agent, Pittaburgh.
dezlki P. %% STILADER, Ocueral Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD,
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
1 lIE SHORTEST AND QUICIii:Fr ROUTE To CUICA‘IO
4NI 1111 N0r1.,11 WEST, II VIA CLEVELAND.
1 his Route In One Hundred miles shorter and about Dine
b.. re quicker than the drcuttons one na I udlanapoli•
l here Tn.o butwoen l'ataburgh and Cher
.rur Daily Trull, bet kr elerclar:d +Lnd cue
1 true to Cleveland sin honry, tuenty-four
and ht. Lunn, thirty-wren hours.
I•ta mei after Mny I`.Q/6. the Tram.
On tbw Ruud wall rata too hallows:
TI. - train, pit Ow Olin. , and Pan n,. I manta Railinaul heave
Pit • tiliorglt nt al* , A NI :toil 7::41 A NI and p
I,avr Alliance at 7 la A. M. and A. 1 and 6:50
Al 3 IV!' tit CleTeland at 1 0 40 A. M., 2:30 1' M. and P.
M runnel:Ling them wall Uri - omnd and Toledo ltn Iroo.l 1 , 1
Rook !stand and I. Is 41,1.
Passengers fur Toledo, I blow, St ls.hir. and the Ni .th•
sweet, leovll4 3 ,,Pittatairvh on the 7 3 , 1 A M train, ty pan g
vi a Cloeulanit'orill arrive in Chicait, at Alo next msroing
I assengers for Toledo, Chica.go, st Lions. Rork Island,
*Miens, and the North-weed, oho w ish to a., through wlll--
on! detention, will take the trans loAxine. itittalinrgh at .:10
A. M., as that is the ,•nl3 train id a luck close exinuertions
are made thromoh to the above [soots
The trains lea. nig Plitsbiagh at 3 . td A. M. and Wellsville
at 4.700 I'. M. axe the .mly by winch pail:wager. can
ries II abstimis south of Aiiiatice, or station. on the Tnica
ra wea ...tanaltat
reamers Forest env and Churn's] icarc their lauding, ~p-nd.vdt.
nd.vdt. 51•.nougxhePt tL,ux, every morning :Sundays i•,-
ca.;
rot at In h., d,,ahecting th e r e nit!:
thc train lei, lug nt : ar , 1' N , A:hanc. at haM/, and arro ~ig
....viand at 9311 I' M witl, the train f.d
hiago.c and 111.-11 I'eutral 13.1.11r0g,1 steam, Gar
Lk ',pit and Chicago.
rick., and ,'they the North,.
~ 1 fl a s than via
Th 4 tr:un. I r••ith..'t litdisiin with 1:1“1.4
f. r .113,1
1.•.161•••1/.•1/11,. • :11,1 1/1111'1
••• E t/ . /011,1/, • 4, p.t 111 —ugh MIMI'
1 • 6•1111 drtoutlota
• ,1., Iralnt (i•• , •!, : , 1 • T!I (%).!tig!..!
•I ,t • t'!.. , ,, , 1,11.1 ~ k .1
4 1' AI Arrlrr , 1,1 Mg" M 11, A A
I. A \I di, • J. I' NI
&H}: 1.1.1 A\l , t .E\ I.:I.ANIt
T. , sll'. CK/
I, .1 I
10 I t
14 4.11 A/ t.l
I. 4.. . ~vi
•I 1..4 !4
1111MAIlkli• I„ 1
D0n1,4 `, t , ll 1 1 , , 4.1
I.trugratil Fat,- k
1, 4:4AN:.
Itwit ti.kets at
..11! ..f t tut. I . .. tnit.tt, it, Ih- tr , tho.ltcht thlt
lArlow thr .r
J. ',UV< A?t , . Sort. Clevelaml.
• rti H Et. Aut. littnbur,l..
01110 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
PITTSBI'MaI DIRE C 1
-611 :ulr us.ikll,tlr • 1 , 1111 , " I.tt.•
mid , T LlOl Re I\
\cF A\l't..Tllf.:l;
Th.. ;11.1 4ret , .tl• W‘l ,•!)
C•.12111,—.1q1•••11 - •• •10) so 11, k‘ tll , ll real 10 lb, II
. I, ••tlier }tumult,'
Th. , Trnmu. .1 0.1. R. a . .• Ar.. 11,,Z1d. car •• rut
UP, 1• iaraq 1 ,
w,ll k..pt up.
TIV ,, (DAILY' I'AS-F \ll4loll AI NS tMsr. , •-n Pitt.lit
'1 10 , 11 in, l'r I.as) isattat 11:tiirond, lea ,
1,•11-a.•
Foort kiN
M tn. Tx try Driven3t. , A NI
Ex •• all' 11.
itt I 'l , ntishe i , . I. 1.1141 , ,,1,
Tvr, HAW, Own, 11, and NlLAKierdrp.
,no:t
.I.r I \ • ! c„h .
t"•t• C. I nt n,t
l'lt , ••it. 1:411,44 11 , 111 t.t
.1, itt•tn..ll t it), , •titot,.. J,41,•;4,•ti flit tsllll h...
;/•,• 1..,a1, I itt,art
ble Kttnetw nzi.l padowit t zt , • I
A Sr. - mut-elms will I.e rnn thrtmat with
T; ufu. ittlirttrg, sttnw time.
t, I itt...burgh an
holtin
l'anmat,,, ad: all I a 1%. Leta I.) Ow •
Itl and
ntaklng marts .111.1 11, A. ..7141 4N aiding LI so I
W.., .at Lien wal
FA Fi E.',.--FIFOT CI. 06.
lAntle, tin 11.'11,1..ituu.• and II ig.lll $l,
4.6 t ' • , luwbu,, Xe/11. and DO ton IS 30
Do. v la Cul tituta., Ulm:l:mat/ and i.nu •
ronceburg
I ,
Nvc.,tavl-clan.. Car to St. .
TII RoUGII TICK ICES or further Information may Le I 1..
cured of A. T. Johnsen, Ticket Agent Ohio & Pruun. it it
"Inn, office, Siononge.bele Howse; of George Parlour,
Ticket Agent, Federal street Steam, Allegheny City, ot
JA.NIF.S .11. WARD.
Superuen tent Übi. nod M O.Blseappl ,
iti) 12 F. IiNoWLA ND, Agent, Pittsburgh.
THE F I ENNSVLVANIA RAII.HOA H.
THE GREAT 12 F.STRA I. ROUTE, cottnocn Pig
the Atiantit L'ittes wills Western. North-wester
and Swab western States by u"'OP W. 1... Reda ay direct .
Thin Ihwd alto connects at Pittsburgh with Daily Line of
Steamer, to all ports on the berth-western lake.; moth .It,
the most bIkACT, CUL\v CST and LIRLIA PLY 11,71 try alt, It
FILEIGIIT ran be fitment,' to and trom the (41ILAT
Ratesbetween Philadelphia& Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.--Boots :3i104 , ,, Dry I.o.ssltt, t
(In bons,) Furs, r eat Len, kr ,s e. "
SECOND CLASS.—Docks and Stationery, l
Dry Goods, (iu bales,) Hardware, Lt,- dUc t huh tbs.
tiler, Wool, Ac
THIRD ('LASS.—.Anvils, Bagging, ' , won
and Pork, tin hulk,) Hemp, ttc
FOURTII CLASS.--Colfee, Fish, thus, and I , ark. T 4 100
Pock, (packed,) Lard and Lard OiL I
51,11 U 11-7.5 cents per barrel.
Ohs In shipping Goods from any wild Rae! of Pi t il a del.
phut, be earth:till, to mark package, " rad Prnyisylott,o
Railroad.' All Goods consigned to the Agents of this it, ed
at Philadelphia or Pitt burgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
FREIWIT Auent,--111.. Potter, likAtuu; J. I, Elliott,
York; E. J. Sounder, Philadelphia; Maga.'
more; Uro. C. Francisco., Pitutburgh; Shrtngman A lira" el,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. 8. Moorhead, L.uLvv Ilk, Ky.: H.
Nleldrunt, Ft.tClift k Co, St. lAeui 6 , Mo.; J.
8. Mitchtell &Aim, V.V111314, (Ile, ludiana.
RENNSYLVA.NIA RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement--Change of Hour
ON am! after MONDAY mat there will he TII KEE DA I LV
TRAINS between PITISBUI3OII and PIMA DELNILL
Tur: MORNTNU MAIL TRAIN halves Pittsburgh fur
Philadelphia at 'F:3O A. M.
THE FAST LINE leaves Pittsburgh fur Philadelphia at
P. NI.
TIIR NIGHT EXPILF.SS TRAIN ieftV,4l Pittsburgh fur
Philadelphia at 10 I'. \I.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave° Pitte
burgh daily, except Sunday, at .4:30 e'clia-k, P. 31.
/MINTON'S ACCOSI3IODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at II o'clock A. M., 3:30 P. M., and di:Xi P. M.—running
for .4 'Turtle Creek Bridge .
I'h ali,ive Lines eenneet at Pittelairgh with the Railroads
t o cud fnau ct . L at h, ; Alton, Galena and Cliiixtgu, 111.,
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville. Ky.; Terre Haute,
Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind., Cincinnati. Day•
ton, Springfield. Itellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, eland,
Columbus, Zanesville, 31Assillon and Wiaeiter, Ohio;
with the Stearn Packet Boats from and to NEW ORLLINb,
Louis, Lox :INN - mu and eiNclptert.
THE.OI3OII TICRWS can be bad to or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the We will And this the
shortest end most expeditions route to PhiladelPhla, Balti
more, NW York, or Boston. lINAKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Linea, Pittsburgh.
Tubs. r 4a, Z ila.
ta7/ 4, Army Psalms= LineB,P
'l5
RAI L ROADS
=ME
I=9
13=1
Blt()AD GALUE
It I LILO tI)
11. IS. HOUSTON,
Oeuerel Freight Ageut, Philtt.delphin.
H. J. LOHBA.EIt r,
Superintendent, Atteotta, Pe.
RAILROADS
Ohio and Pennsylvania. Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
PASIENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, a» follows :
Leaves Plttabargli for Croitline at A. M., 7:30 A. M
saga P. M.
Lauren Crest-line fer Pittaburgb at 5;00 A. M., 7;00 P.
and 12.50 P. M
These Trains make duet, eunurctions at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBLS, DAYTON. CINCINNATI, BELLY,
FONTAINE, INDLINAPoLIS. CHICAtIO, SAINT LOUIS,
mu, all points ou roads extruding Wert and South-aeat
, ugh 0111 . 0, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
RAINS FROM PITTSBURGH connect at Mansfield with
Train on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, 'POLED() and SANDUSKY ; tanking as qulek and
sure dons to CHICAGO, as by any other route. Con
nections are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Rood, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and B U LO.
Passenger, leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
Mansfield or Cleveland, and arrive In Chicago early next
evening.
Trains East from Crestilue make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PHILADEL
PHIA, BA LTl.slultE and NEW YORK.
Tit KUM II TICKETS are sold to C,olumbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louiatiile , St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefontaino,
Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City, Duulietli, Milwankte,
atiro. Springfield, 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prire
clpal cities In the West.
Through bekets over this line may be had at all of the
places for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New• York_
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 134, P. M. LeAms
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at tOnA, A. M. and 51.4, P. AL
274-F or tickets and further information apply to A. T.
.1011N.SON, at the corner Ake, 'under the Monongahela
llon4e, or at the Federal street Station, to OEO. PARKIN,
Tick et Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
rur..ll J. 11. MOORE, Supt.
Circa! American anti U. S. Express anti
Mull Route
72 MI LES 4' vIST A NCE SAVED,
AND TWO ClIANta, OP CARN AND EA - AAITIZ AVOIDIrD
AIR LINE ROUTE
INCTI4
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
VIA CHICAGO, ALTuN AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS iu 15!4 hours. Tra.,,s
the Illinois Cerirral Depot, foot of Water street—
et. Louas bay Express daily, Sundays excepted, 7:16 A. M.
St. Louis Night Express daaly, Saturdays excepted., 0,30
P. M.
St. Louin FreigLit and Emigrant daily,. Sundays excepted,
5:::u A M.
Baggage chesked through to St. Zottit
Trains run direct through to Alton, (259 miles) without
change of cars or baggage, and connect with the Company's
splendid steameni INCIIESTEIt and 11..ELND.V.Iiii, running
excituive connection with Passenger Trains from Alton to
et. Louis, (13 miles,) without landing. These boats, Sc
ciallenience and elegance, are unstirprosseti on the
Western waters, Icing fitted np with Baths and spacious
afl,,rding to passengers the opportunity of re
moving the duct nue% ohlable in summer railroad traveling,
and reaching St. Loins refreshed from the effects of a long
ride.
To KANSAS end NEBRASKA this is the most direct
rute, rind pa.u.esigery dimidtird cur Bloomington, Springheld,
Jaek,oo‘ille, Napifts, awl all 'stints on the Ilissi.snippi, Mue
solid, NHL..., eutubtrlttutl and Tetale,..ee riven, will Lit.,:e
the important saving In distanee, Seveuty.tWu 1.11i1.1,1
less to St. L 0141., Ilitnyesest-n Falb, less to Bloomington,
ant hliy.•ig lu I mules less to Springfield, tb.in by any other
route.
lirougli Tickets over 0115 route oun be procured at the
various Hain - nail Ticket Officea in New York, Boston, Pliiia•
delphia, Baltimore, A Itmny, Buffalo, kc., and at all Throin
Ticket inliiam throughout the Stattm, and in Chicago at the
Company's Otliie, N./. 45 Dearborn street, opposite the Tie-
Mubt House—and at the Depot of the Illinois Central
IGul
road, foot of Water street.
Itesporothle Lingzze sleti will ,10 - aye be at the Depot, .4
the .nrhani Herd. going into Chicago, to Check Baggage
through t,, any vont denired on the line.
it. P. MORGAN, Jr, Superintendent.
U. J. D:. SCILERILERIJOHN,
General Paseenger Agent.
NEIN AND DIRECT ROUTE,
PROM PPITSBURGII TO
C, , lu tu bum, I uti lane poi lA, Chlak4 s q,
Cuatinati, Terre Haute, Hock litlaud,
Loui,ilie, V loceuuea, lowa eay,
m. Lou., E V 1111 8 V ill., Dubuque,
Dayton, Cairo, Galena,
Xellitl, Ilernphia, Peoria,
Laneaville, Vicksburg, Peru,
Newark, New Orleans,
AND THI PEINCI ?Al aITLF.S IN Skli WLT AIM 13OUTLI,
ria t s h
e
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
wh,ch is now c.,ropleted and in isuccesaftil operation tn
twe,en Steubenville and Newark, Ohio.
eon/liming itslirmill find Stesttaboat farilititis, this route
oniirs li. the trawler a degree of ounafort unrivalled by try
ruutitug West nom Pittsburgh.
Fall Arrangement.
• .10 ntbl niter Mu DA V. sth, IS. , n LY
I,! elep‘Tit and :ft runuing eqcumbi•., ronsnvin !..1
by rp..rn•Lb. tu - L-runitAtattug .4w-ern, Ent teat e Pat--
burgh every day at b P. L.
i:NTURF:
Y.t ltt n4l KEN
S. - uthr6t..“l.-ul I nt
7 p the 1411,m1114 silt/i the Fiv•l
li.hp at A. M.. u:Llong rpnne:Atpu nun
f•• - an iw a t 4 . , ^ •,1411.111111g n 0.1416,1ai1ip 13,!,
WI! ✓ • 4:lc/44 . 7/$,J44 trui y radrp,l.
Ate- Iru a .. ,411, I. iy zilly other Dint,
lior noin i i,ll Thket,, etml further Ihfornnoi.
JuliN J. IItiUnITLIN.
NO. 11:, WA', street, l'itrelturgh.
GEO. W. F ULTON, "Superinteudeta.
I.I7VENN I:01:eml Agent.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CARRYANG TRH
Great United States Mall and Expres.
TV .1 PASSENUF:R TRAINS RUN DAILY on Its nnttr
tr-tu DUBUQUE ro CAIRO,
AZID
CHICAGO To CAIRO
Tht. Itsttl, in eettnecti,..n with Trains of the Ohio 'tn.!
Mouq•mppi It. ft. slid Chicago and liAlette
the 111..1 11131,1 sud only continuous It R. route (tuns
CIIICAGO To ST. LOUIS,
To CAIRO,
ro DUBUQUE
11on. l.stru Chteago se follows:
Iv A M. a n d 1ik1.1.) I'. AL—ST. Lorn+ Asp CAIRO EIRIIR,
I',.w. r, for train take the care of in
tine. ate: Mice. I:. It_ at i , eindorni, and are carried direct ti
heuel
A. M. and 4:1 , P. M. -1)1:1111 , 411E AND Kiev..xxs
coun,ting al 1 1 11[1110111 iommite Dubuque) with u
Lime of Strum l'arketa for ;it Paul and the Upper
.q pi river caw:,
Tram,. leave Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7:30 A. M
anti 71t M.
inothengere from the Kant and place,. on the Ohio riter
!teemed for St. Loon.. 190 miles of heinous and no
- •
mill 1411.1 l• 111 Iwm 1111.11 - 11 111 LOUIS, and 101 IN
1111 ,, 11 11 n I .11!‘141.1t . 1. of the [seer nmte, by Inking th
Tit 6.. n it• L11:+, 11/11,, and itti
it. OM, 1.3 liii4 littlitit,litt m,•11
ti tt 1 . 411.1 ct itlin.itds. 1 1 11(Sbilr411. no.l Nlitilljt. it
Corti 11041Itt.itt/ littlim4it i It. B. I,ON,
M I 1 : 1 ‘ .: 1 ;1 1 , N r 1. 1. :; S ; C 1•11
tiiiiley'A Lady . ; ir
tiritlintil'A nalilCilie fiir Jul.—_,h.
l'iiterson'A Map:n.ll,l, July -
IA I int) for Jitly-Isc.
Yunkui• Notions for July-12c.
Chinon', 3lngsziiiii fur —10 c.
Brother Jonathan fur lib July —a nun:nine, hi
double nunilcr—prl,
The above just received nt
LAUFTER'S ittkIKSTORE,
,„20
Nii. 77 Folif th otrevt
VOR SALE.--20 Acres of Lund, a g0...1
Corn country store, about 20 miles from tie
city, in u thriving neighborliotAl and no store near.
Rouse /I.llkl lot and Llirrt vacant lots iu Allegheny City.
WANTED,
A situation by u young lady in a dry goods or trimming
eiL. , ire. or millinery establialunent—for one cook—two go I,•
to do housework—one boy to learn a trade—two boys in
stores or ruu of errands—two mon to work on farms or he
but tug work In the city. Inquire ut George W. Bonn at hie
Reel Estate Agency and Intelligence Lidice, on the north
of Ohio st.. 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
City.
.
Jel9
_ .
MELODEONS AND REED ORdANS.—
Charlotte Munne husjust received another lot of those
ill/maned W1(4100114 had Reed Organs In elegant rosewo.sl
rases of every variety and style, comprising 4, 4 1 .: and 5 e.
tarns. lAA - table style, with scroll legs: 5 and 5rA octaves.
seraphie.Lr Piano style, with rich moulding+, earned music
desk, ac.; 5 whit es, piano style, with 2 stops, and centain•
rug Y sets of reeds throughut, the one tuned an octave
ahoy, the other: An excellent Instrument for the use of
Ch notes, Chapels and lecture rooms. Every instrument is
submitted to a thorough examination previous to being sent
front the manufactory, wad ise warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended as being far superior,
soda in tone and finish, to any others manufacture,L
The chief Improvements (upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent.) consists in bringing the wind to lie
directly upon the reed. SO 110 to produce, on opening the key
,alve. the quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
passes iota n !WNW lacing chandsr reneiose.l by the swell,)
which mellows the tone, and give it more of urelodion.,, flute
like quality, titan is the general property uf reed instru
ments. For lick by CHARLOTTE BLUME,
jell' "old Established Plans depot , No. IN Wood st.
bble. Lake Superior Trout;
25 lit.
Received and for sale by
INC ER lIA RBACG 11.
1e26 2115 Liberty stmet.
REFINED SUGARS
-15 bids. Loverings "A" crushed Sugar;
30 du Stewart's "A" do do;
15 do Inivering'm fine pulr'd do:
10 do do coarse du do;
10 do du crushed do; in store and
fur sale by Llel6] MILLER A RICKETSON,
FOR SALE.—Bedford street Property.--
A neat and comfortable two story dwelling home,
containing seven rooms and kitchen, and five coal cellars.
The lot is twenty-one feet front and seventy-one feet deep.
Any one desiring a cheap dwelling house will please give us
a call, and it will be sold at a great sacrifice.
BLAKELY A RICKEY.
SPECIFIC--5 gross in store
L and for sale by [fell) F FOL.'SIINC4 BROS.
BEESON'S ITYDRAULIC CEMENT, - OR
WATER LIME—The undersigned keep constantly on
hand a large stock of thin article of the best quality. The
attention of Contractors and Builders of Navigation Locks,
Aoueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, Ar., In n.
gnrmd to [hill article. The well known resistance and im
perviousness of water, characteristic of this Cement, renders
is of the Bret necessity in oil structorerriszwited to the action
of water or dam p.
.1 ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
WANTEI).—A good Cook, Wash
er and Irons, is wanted at No. 2 Forester's Block,
Craig street, Allegheny City. juts
JUNE MAGAZINES --Just received and
fur tulle by H. AtiNita A CO., No. 32 Smithfield street:
Harper's - Magazine for June;
43fod"ro Lady's Book ter Jane:
Peterson's Magazine fa} Jima;
Art Journal for May.
00L—The highest market price. in cash All the NEW 1300KSpub" .. ed . are for sale by
will be paid by SPRINGER 11ARBAGGEL H. MINER &
/fa 05 Liberliy Woo. WY/ 9 No. r2&not.
.
A LCOHOL -10 bb/s. '76 P' Alcohol;
do '97 P do
In store and for Pale by
MILLER A RICKETSON
• -
+. •
_
INM=tii
TONICS WON'T b 0 !—Z:Thei never did do
more than give fernhorary relief and they never
Is so because they don't touch the cense of the diseiste.' The
cause of all ague and bilious disesties Is the atinostiherlc
poison Called Nilastua or Malaria. Neutralise this poison by
Its natural antidote, and. all disease caused by it ttlingsars.•
at once. Rhodos' Fever and Ague Cure hi this
,Antldote to
Malaria, and Moreover It is a perfectly harmless mediedie."
The certificate of the celebrated chemist, J. D.; chat.. o f
New York, to this effect, is attached to every bottle; there.
fore if it does no good it Can do no harm.
This-is more titan can be said of Quinine, Arsenie,.or any
took In existence, so their use is ruinous to the constitution
and bring. on Dumb Ague, which never allows a person-to:
feel perfectly well for a siuglo moment. In IlhistraUott of
these truths I annex some extracts from a letter Just received
from a Physician
tleoaorrows, Ohio, March 17, 1 816.
JAS. A. EI:LODES, Race.--Dear Sir: Yours of 2d lust. is al
hand. The Cure arrived late last year and difficulty In
getting any one to try It was greatly lii,osased. froth the'
fact that a remedy tool been introduced which wag g.rowing.
in favor with the pubu. as being bettor than using Qtiltifne
—not knowing I presume that the remedy they used to ,
escape taking Quinine, contained the drug iteelfl
This remedy. known as Smith's Tonic, would InvaHabY
brea' an ague, but it did not cure it, mit would often roe
turn ......b renewed vigor. This one circumstance I deemed
in your laser. if I could institute a test comparison between
it and your Cu- The following is the result:
Three porous took your Cure, all of which were cases of
Quotidian livermittent Fever, of many weeks standing..
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, occasionally
missing a chill, but it was (as in all such cases) slimly wear
log them nut, and laying the foundation of other and sever
rer maladies. I did succeed in deeding a rattled cure of
oil three of these cases with yeti' reMedy, and they have
not had is chill sin,. In all three of these cases the Smith's
Tunic had been need, and would, as before stated, break the
chill. hot after a period or two had elapsed it would return.
I think there will be no difficulty now in giving to your
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy now in use
here, AC. ' ke. LLIA3I ISUCKNER. M. D.
It RODES' 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, R. 1
'or sal. , try , Druggists generally. Jel4
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and'333 Liberty street,
Opposite Smithfield street,.
.PITTABITROIT, PA.
'jJO s N U v lll li a T S
ways o ,
n 'l h ' B d L s ti ne '
n a d nd
mar G bk ß e A n
r y ei
and Vaults for Cemeteries, made, to order.
Furniture and Waaltatand Tops, and Imposing Strmestiade
by machinery, in less
.time and better style than can be done
by mere manual labor. Particular attention Is paid to tin
manufacture' of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, .111 v, LI
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices,
44515 and upwardso but few wbo are able to own a good
bout.., will be willing Co remain long without procuring o r s
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
not liable to take lire, and oust 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 Weet, and being
manufactured by the best wo:lunen,..aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Orders, addressed to tee, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
filled with despatch. • . W. W. WALLACE.
SMUT MACHINES.--LULL'S PATENT
BURR ILIICLLINES,'Imed In 700 Mills in the
set. They run light, clean well; are durable, and wlitu
they become smooth., the edge can be renewed by =Wag
the Burr. They have been used LH fire yenta in tfie: City
Mills, Pittsburgh, Aube of the largest mills in the West,) and
arrauted to dean welL For particulars, see hand-bills.
Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
sp22 W. W. WALLACE.
TO MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
Laurel Bill Stones, Belting Clothe, Mill Spindles, Mill
I roes, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and Cotrqrindera, Cast I rot/
Proof Staffs, always on band and wade Ia order, at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penns.
W. W. WALLACE.
—• S .-
TEA ENGINES AND BOILERS.--
.1
Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted best
uality, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
iron, made on short notice. Orders filled with despatch, at
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
apP.2 W. W. WALLACE.
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber has on band, and is manufacturig, PortaLlo
Flouring Mills, of an Imppoved quality; they are very com
pact, run light, grind fast, (five to fifteen bushels per hour.)
uin be driven by steam, water or horse power, and alit prove
a Valuable acquisition to iron mesteni, lumbermen and larce
stock feeders. Orders tilled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
apMdaw W. W. WALLACE.
J. H. EITRAL
.....................T.
MAT PIERCE..
FREE OF CHARGE! !-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR 'ENGRAVINGS, entitled "Bolton Abbey ia
the Olden Times," it splendid steel eng-raviug, fr, m the eel:-
Lc:and painting by Landiawr; and the "Departure of the
Israelites from Egypt," a large and tsiautifulengraiing froth
a painting by D. Roberts. The retail price of the above en
gravings to VI per copy, but. will be tent freref'cliarge, as
The sobscril-sia buy, established a BOOK AGENCY in
Philadelpli.s, and will furntsli any book or publication ut
the, retail price, free of postage, Any persona, by fortrarding
tho subscription price of any of the $3 Magazines, such us
Harper's, tlisloy's, Putnam's, Graham's, Frank Leilie's Fun;
ions. Ac . u dl 1 , 4,1, the magazines for one year, and a copy
of railer of the above beautiful engravings, (moo( charge,
or if subscribing to a $3 and a $1 Magazine, suety as Peter
eon's, and Cliallen's Ladled' Christian Annual, they will re
ceive both magazines and is copy of either of the above en
gravings.
Every description. of Engraving on 'Wood executed with
matinees and despatch. Flews of Buildings, Newspaper
Ileadiugs. Views of Machinery, BoLE I.llustrigiuns. Led,.
Clerune..m.e, BlLlinan Cards, (tr. Al] orders gent by nook
promptly attended to. Persons a hiking newt a their build.
ithza engmve,l. ran send a daguerreotype ur sketch of tLe
buddin„; by mad m exprt,s.
Per4 , llB at a kiltstal/Vf 112ii//g saleable articles would find it
to their advantage to address the subscribers, ea we wouid
act as agents fur the sale of the salmi.
Cal /al
apltilikwlT
O. T.IIk,TT
-O. CUICTII.
KOTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
j M. Anthony Foils, Minnesota Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory: Money Maned, invest
ments made to the beet advantage, and Land Warrants loca
ted Also, Agents for the sale of Lots in the tovni
cLoun, aa miles from Bt. Anthony,. and-Lead of artilkitidn,
sheen the Falls. The sitrOy of the great Pact& Railroad
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and, the numerous ad.
vantages it possesses os a plate of liuslneSs, 'edit make It one
of the largest meles in the
.Northwest.
ILIFIRVICES :
RxOo,ernur Ramsey, Minnesota.
llou: Wm. eish, Chief Justice of 31Inneseta.
lion. J. 11-iiker.
M. Itice, Delegate to Congress.
Bice Hollingsbeed r.iker, Attorneys at Law. •
Messrs. Borup S Oaks, Bankers.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U.B. Land Oflce.
sepYA
Joseph NV hilte's Carriage Repoaltor,fi —
OSEPI t tWRE
IT, now carrying en Mod
ct) nese In his spacious premises, (now lately 4..f.4.:.,.:,..4-
onlarged,) on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Rail, between '•••
Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectfully invites - the public
to inspect Ms stock of CARRIAGES, 13000IES, Ac. And he
particularly informs gentlemen purchaßn, .that opts prise
only in made.
kourteen years' experience In the business enables him to
place before his patrons the same. choke collection of tlar
ringes which, so many:years past It Jim boon hilt particular
department to select, from the various and moot talented
&astern manohictrirers. The success of his new — iffsfiMi - fsf
economy of his arraneincol to will supply
be.; ntol most faaliiiinalilo Mollitfactilres at moderate
Cuenciuntiered by those henry expennesovLich thy mon 1,1
for decorating houses of busmetta has heapedl4am the pro,
of goods, (owing to large rentie) JOSEPH . W.WPE.wIII
on ready money only, pt =WIZ tea than the
!hp- cardave repikired ifrk best manner, with despateh.
mhealaw .
Superuiteu 1
JANIS ..1AX213 C. lagapr.
BLAK ELY & RICHEY, REAL 'EsTATE• Rito-
KEELS, corner of Seventh and Smithfield street., Nur
burgh.
Farina, Muses, Lots, 311I1e, Furnaces, &c. du., bought and
10id on commission; Land Warrants bought, sold and loca
ted; Bill, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Especial attentiou
given to subdividing Farina, and
,disposing of them, Terms
reaeonable. nov27ulew
,t LEXAIs.iDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor iu Chancery, .Agrot
'or procuring Bounty Lnudenntr Petitioner, and 'fbr dui Col
lection of Churns in Great Britain and Ireland.
. .
air-Collection% made in this and adjoining Conntiee; Fa
cades of decedents settleit Real riatate hought, sold or
lo.ased, and rents collontod. Meneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office on FOURTH etyma, a few doom above Smithfild.
Pittsburgh. March LI, 1855—rm128iiiewl
---
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Corn
• missionerr for thu Statea of Tennessee, New Ilatute
Mire, lkinuecticut, Wistetain, New York, litchitan, lowa,
3aliforuLa, Louisiana and Virginia.
4W Deeds drawn, and aakuowirelmenta and prootk taken
for record or use in any of . tlip aye!, natned,Statep,,liiinois,
and Ithode
Pittsburgh, 31arch EB, 1853--ruthEadaw)
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—
The Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. & CO,
dtuated un the Monongahela river, about 28 tulles trout
Pittsburgh. 'aro now for, sale, The property coualsts . of 113
acres and 110 perchei.oetatirt, (tottre , clP 4611 the
Coal therein; and also all the Coal In about 100 agree mote,
together with Buildings, Railways, &e,
For further particulars apply to
D. W. le A. S. BELL, Atty'e at Law,
aplialewtf No. 103 Fourth at., Pittsburgh.
BARGA A
IN
OFFERED.—The
B oilers for stile SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot abbe Fitlistairgb and COnnellimille
Railroad, in the growing rind thriving Boiough of 3I'R RES
PORT. Four of the Lots aro 51.% feet in width by about
120 in depth, fronting at oue eud on the Depot, and at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of then fronting for their
whole length on other streets.
_ .
Atais—TWO LOTS, 37t' feet In width, fronting the other
aide of the Depot, and In dopth 121—one of the Lots border
ing for AA whole length on Jerome street.
No better property can be found, and it will sold low
Part of the payment taken in Stork of the Couneßavine
Railroad, If desired. GEO. P. OILL/dORE,
Office of the MuFning. Poet.
Pittsburgh, August 31, 13fa6.--idaiwtf
IQ iViA NU FACTORY-MRS. RENTER,
sic doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
Office, Allegheny City, is prepared to fill orders for WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. The Lest
quality of material Is furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed. myltedawly
NEW BOOKS AT DAVINSONS, 65 Market street near Fourth.
Poem., by ItichardC'hecerix Trench.
The White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp II flute., do. do.
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Helps' Spanish Conquest in America.
• Itverybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Ha High; and Its Consequences.
Paper Dolls and Iluw to Make Them.
Hillside Church or Reminiscences of a "Country p as te
rate, by John W. Chickering, D. I),
Slgbt and Hearing, How Preserved and How Loot, by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo lietioni, by Author of Dr. Autotu
The Suffering Savior. by Knunacher'.
Lectures Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan
ning.
Lectures on Great lieu; Nlyersi, L o ud on .
Man and Ilia Money, Its Use and Abuse; by Dr. Tweedin.
Monaldi, a tale by Waahington Alliston.
Is-mires delivered to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioell.
Harper s :Magazine, as seen as published--20 cts.
,••
s~`« ~...~~.
=ll
PIERCE,
60 South Third street, Philadelphi.
'f . l W:
-..`3..
_;.pia>~,t'...
:41 •
X t-
• _
'' 4 •
ti'Yr
ztt 2 . t .f,
•
:fit x •14`::
yr
F--
A - 4 4 4
- • :,t•
, - 42- 4 4..*VXk i fcitA
`OO l lO4V 5 ' .
r4# 7 -- • - --
tn , t
grAta
t
s l -t~-.~.' w ~ ~ -' ,~~
AYER'S CilE;RupEctotiri_
FOR TRR RAXID OMR ocaraaAool4ll 4 E
:ur _ . A l 7
DDSS, BRONCILITIB,WBOOPIN DOD„ /
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
~,,Viis .r •
. ,- - . . DLLs =MT V offered to theieera
• t, ''
1 1 4: 1 Pitrillitittiffinil*nmiler . , fainti
mat
. ~.; ,:e 7 P , Ins the happiest effects that can beide
-00,,,.,,•..7-tret,tadvatiitintrottes of
Vffi ...,'
- , ' jk'.. l i. l: -fl . esel' - it Z=l4u l falgu2 tir P ANl f tth t )- ' `
...,ta,,;,f.... -- ,-...', - -_e_ia licly ithown wltix Ave been restored
-.
- froui_ifferming_and ayetidgeratiadies
:easeartif 41* - biarib - Y to lui*i ,',,lniketSiSPff IT it WPti.",e,
Tient, tekeP4Aal &bet%.*Liate'• • . lofts khltd,ife 'apparent"' '
to escape observation, and ffhetaittildlttliafaril itiltnaef,dhe
public no longer heaitate what .antidote to caudal Fottbese;
4i B r.i"iiii . 'en% daSiteniiiieb*iituiti of aiii Fidiablary or ,
gnus, which are inotemist b ar cfiMate.
;...-. Nothing has called louder for the eartleititiV,_s
cat men, thistase-iantining'lneeklenceitni' ern-W,.._,.
411Mplire complaints , nor has any - one of diseases 1"... .
Moro Of their. investigations and carol ' B i t aii;Yetnolittled •
quate remedy has been provided,tiVidth the public could
depend for protection from attacks um:tithe respiratory or
gans, until the Introduction of the CifffflßY PEOTQUAL. ,
This article la the productof a loug, laborious, end, Iffelfeke; •
successful endeavor to furnish the , community with; tateik a .
remedy. Of this last statement the Artierliim people are 1 19 W
themselves prepared to judge, and IR:spud a -4 th confidence to
their decision. it there is ony dependence to be.placad Ai • .
What men of every chum and station certify It hits ilatte'for
glom; if we can. treat our own lenses, when "we see da
iiffici ions of the throat and. lungs yleld toff; if we can
nicani
in th e assurance of Intelligent Physicians aha 'trinket it sirlif
business to know,-in short, if there teeny relisincextparanys
thing. then it is hiefutably proven that this medicine 5 1, m , r ‘ ,..
lielleend does core the class of 'diseases it is &salvia' for: bat
any and all others thatarekeown tonnutkinik Italia.
tote, it cannot be too freely published, oar too widely known,. ..
The afflicted should know it. A remedy that canes islirlotil
Ise{ to them. Parents should know If,, their. thildron,ithe , -
prigeleas to them. All should know if, for health", can be
Kited to no one. .Not only should it be circulated hem 'bat ' .
eveiywhere, not only In this eonntry p but in alk countries. • .
Holv faithfully we have' acted oti this conviction, Is shown in
the, fact that already this article haa nude the circles of the • • -
globe. The sun never seta on its limits. No continent is
without it, and but fetv peoples. Although tot in iso general
use - in other nations as in this, it Is, mployed by theism*
intelligent la almost all civilized - countries.. It is anon-.
steely employed in huth America,—in Europe; ASK Afefeli t '
Auttralio and the fa.r.off islands of the sea. lAA it ail dear ,
to its posasesors there as here, and they , grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike mast 'preysiintiOnk '
of its kind, it is an expensive *lmposition of celettliti4terbel a :.
Still it hi afforded - tit the public at a reasonablylow pnce, and
what is of vastly more importance , to. them, its ,qualltrie
never sufferal to amin" from its original standard of.e.ltels •
len t,, .. livery bottle , of this medicine; dicine, now manufactured, la .
as ), i
as ever has 63011 made heretofore, or ,alf We- are ea. ,
pa eor making. No toil or cast is spared, in maintaining
It in the best perfection which it is possible - to - produce.
ife4ce the patient who procures the -genuine Can= Pao.
To t, can rely on having as good an articleasllll. over been
.
had by those - who teetify to its ewes. - '''
z f a.
if pursuing thin coarse, I have t ho..hapeaf doing &owe
goo in the world, its well an the eetisfaction of believing
the much has been done already. ..., • • ' -
Preeared by J. C..Alritft, Practical and Analytical
Cho t, Lowell, Mese.
15 by B. A. YAHNESTOCif & CC, at wholesale and Ea.
tall, by emery Druggist to Pittaburgta, and b e y . ll Deana
even-whew- - -114md&i,
The Greatest Medical Ills.iiiter*
OF THE A.
1%/1 - R. KENNEDY,, of .Roitiliry,,iiiir.4 diaeov-i•
1)1 ered'ln ono t of our Orman noaturomo.a. turned?,
that cum itery kind - of Manor, from the Strttnintots
ems. ton Pimple.
has treatoilt in over eleven huridinfi
excuptin two mwealbotttilnitulautitunor.Y . Hii his
no t in his possession over two hundred certificates of t lts
- voile, all within twenty miles of Boston. '
Two bottles are warranted to must) •ntirelim, tore month.
tto three Outfits will cum tJae.worat laud °Epitaphs of
the .
•
Two to throe.bottles will scorn'the system of bolls.
TWo bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
mouth and stomach. •
Three to nye bottles are warranted to care the worst case
of ofysivelago.
One rd two bottles are warranted to care all humor of the
eyes.
Two bottles aro warranted to cure nturdng of the ear aed
blotches among the heir.
IMiMME=I
One bottle will cure acaly-ornplion of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to core the moat dee-
Dente cases of rheumatism.
Tito or throe bottles are warranted to cove the Worst mum
of ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warranted ; to can oat rheum.
Rive to eight bottles will cure the worst case of !scrofula.
benefit le always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity le
&ken
"Notbtirg looks - so improbable to those who hasp In vain
tried, all the wonderful medicines of thedny, es"thet a cone
moo weed growing in the pasture, and 4png.oldskone
sLmld cure every humor In the syntem; yet It . Is now a died
fact.. If you have a humor It hail to start. Theie arena Ifs
nor ends, hums or ha's About Belting. some iteitee 04 4. 00 t!
yours. I peddled over &thousand battleshf It in the vicinity
of Heston. 1 know its effects in lottykase. It has already
done some of the greatest eunsteyer One In. Alinutschlidettit
I gave %AG children a year old; to old people of sigty.,
have seen poor, puny, wormy lod]dng ehtlilreni Whoa' Seib'
was doff and Hobby, rentored..to a pert.p.4-1404<malliPalth,bY
To those who are enbject.tva.sick .headache, one bottle
will ilwnye clue it. It gives:great relief to catarrh and dim,
zinesli. Some who hate'been costive for years, bare taken
end Been regulated by lt, Where thubodyisuonnd It work*
quiteeasy, but where there is any - derangement of the fum
Uons of nature, Marin cause very singular reelingif, but you
must not be alarmed—they always disappear In ; Dom four
days to a week. There is never a bud result frozn_it. On the
contrary, when that. feeling is river, you will feel yourself
like a new person., I heard mime of the must extravagant,
encomiums or It that men ever listened to. No change of
diet is ever necessary—rot the bearyoti can get. I ',eyelike.
wise an herb, which, when eitumered.in sweet oil, dissolve.
Scrofulous swelling of the neck and under the wire. Price
ab recite. Price of the Medic !Discovery $1 pet; bottle.
Directinns for Eise.—Adu: , ono table spoonful Der day.
Children over eight years, ticssert spoonful; children from
hi..• to eight years, teiespoonfnL As no direction can be
elide applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
en the bowels twice a day.
Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance in bad cases of
Scrofula-
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. ICF.YFER's, LIU Wood
stroet, corner of 1111013 alley, and . J. li. FLEMING, Alice
Oen,. apl2:lydaw
. .
INHALATION
EDIED
CURE OF ASTHMA AND CONENTION,
NEW AND VERY WONDIGRFIIL.
HYGEANA
BROUGHT BOND TO THE DOOR OP TER !KILLION
AIVOND.ERFUL DISCOVERY-has recent
ly been outdo by Dr. Cuans, of this city, In the treat
ment of Consumption, Asthma, and'alf diateusee oft6'etung4
We refer to "Da. CURTIS' LiTORARA, OR RUMEN* lITORAX
VAPOR em CHLanT Sunup." With thin new method, Dr. C.
has rdetered many afflicted ones to health; as an evidenee of
he has innumerable certilicetta. Speaking of 4he
treatment, a physician remarks: "It ie evident that Minding
—constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor— he
Madicinol propost;ea moat come In direst contact with the.
whole a.ritel ettritica of the lumps, and thus escape the . many
' and varied changes produced upon them when introduced.
into tha stomach, and subject to the process of
! Vetter...
ilygeana is for melt by all the Druggists thro oat the
country.'—New York Dutritntas, of A:navy 14.
Time inhaler Is worn on the breast, under the linen, with
out the least incouvonience—the beat of the body being
sufficient to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of cases of cures,
like the following, might be named:
th e , package of the Ilyipusua law cured me of the Asthma',
of sit years" standing. J. P. Hesmecnv,
Poetmastm of Duncannon, Pa.
I an: cured of the Asthma, of ten pato standing, by Dr
Curtis' Hygeana. MAReAturr beaten, Brooklyn, N. Y.
lire. Pout, of No. 5 liacemond street, N. Y., was cured of
a,severe ease of Bronchitis by the ilygeana.
Sly ulster has been clued of a distreassing cough, of several
years' stauding, and decided to be incurable by the phyal
clans. She was enred lu one month, by the Hygeana.
.1. H. tiAUBERT, Richmond, Me.
The Bev. Dr. Callers, of New York, testifies!' of our medi
cine in the following language:
New Yens, November 15, 1854.
Dear Stir—l think highly of Dr. Curtis' Ifygeana as a rem
edy in diseases of the throat and lunge. Having had mane
opportunity to testify its efficacy, 1 am convinced that it Is a
neat eicellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inlet/ins
appllcatiott to the Chest
N. B.—Dv. Curti? liygeana>e thdi ORIGINAL and ONLY
ORNISLINN - ARTICI.E;
all others are base Imitations, or vile
and MIJILIOLIS counterfeits. S h un them as you would
POISON.
Kir For sale by Dr. Goo. 11. Keyser, be Wood sheet; R.
R. &Bora & Co.; Lee A. Beckham, Allegliony City; John
Sargent, Now Brighton; C. L. Haber, Rochester.tnyLialowom
•
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA. .
TR QUART BOTTLES,
f iAt br the Ranovea and,Peavnanont Cure of ari Meow wiring'
/ruin an impurc . slate gr ßlaod,Ve . .. •
.21t - of the sgieen.
This truly valuable preparation is extruded from waked'
mots of the finest description, by means °Can expensive and:
powerful apparatne, which obtainer the medichial slid Settee
principle in a highly concentrated form„emocientfinsily.eam,l
bining the several vegetable products in the process that a ••
compound extract of Sarsaparilla Is obtained infinitely sopa ' .
Her to any other for purifying the blood, anti the cacao! •
Scrofula. Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Fever., &Ores, Pimples, Bolls,
Cutaneous :Eruptions, lebeermatlam, Mercarirddfseasevldvar- -
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Consump_tieuv-Evitale Its •
regularities, Lois of Appetite, and General Debility.
This powerful remedial agent acts iiiiiiltaneonaly upon the
Stomach, the Circulation and the Bowels, and gently admire
lutes, while-It disengages {MA expels from the system, all that,
is irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Belng_purtify
vegetable, it is perfectly harmless in inimparationp tliainciet• •
delicate persons may take hat any time with perfect safe ty
The astonishing success of this medicine constantly tn
creasing daring the last sixteen feel.. has llectteeel'for itilsa •
distingulohed commendations of the Faculty, and e
throws
a
widespread popularity and extensive tiotrottage which throws
entirely out of competition every other preparation of Salsa.
pla.
Attention is respectfully solicited to the following corttfl
onto
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA..
•
Tour, Y, September 1, 1864.
;Vain. A. B. .t D. Sunda-I:let tleFue n : harq . for nearly
three years been troubled with that dreadful disedae, Scrofu
la: so much so, aa to be olllinsive to my husband and to my.
lett and to obtain relief. have tried every kind of medicine
thaecame under my notice, withatitetist, One of my neigh
bors, who had been cured of a similar complaint. by your
Sarsaparilla, advised me tomake a trial of 14 and IttanArtily
Bay.that it has done me a world of good, baring, a,o_mplatal.,,
ike
cured me. Hoping that my evidence may ine Mere
eimtlarly afflicted .to adopt the same remedy:lMb the lank,
satisfactory teethe, 1 remain aa;l3fally yowl, . .
*3-Prquapal and mid by A... 8. & D..BANDS, Divests
and Chemists; 100 Fulton street, Hew York. Sold alim.by
B. A. FAiIIBIIBTOCK4 CO.; 'FratiitiNlll3so9, Pi 4 gAtratil
and by Drrtggittit generally. ft* sl.pyr,bottlia or els bot
Ur for 10L Jell la,
THE SATISFACTORX )1441..EIDI—From
oil parts of the woo north and south, the prniths..
tore are almost daily in r e ceipt of such 'flattering teattetonl
niale as the following, relative toß.A.Nahnestock's summit s
ed Veratifuge:
Illitisononnth,, AprlllStivllilig:
Mears. B. A. lilanedock a (Ix—l:hare bintezeelling year
entifage In this place for tire years, and take pleasure
stating. for the - tnforintition of the - trade and of the'ruldtr.,'
that it has been, so far as I know, one oghp woo sgspa o .,..
tory remedies in the market, and one of the moat saleable
medicines we have. I Lave also :personal knewlodgavitti
good effects in numerous Cases under ~t he- t reatment of our
physicians, all of whom use irregularly, and always found
it to be safe tend reliable as a wortu_stincilsm / can recom
mend It as one of the safest and bed lit the market,
'errotam ivitATOoß iwkam
p rep Lind and sold by„ B. A. FA 4ON
cdruerotv‘wi n d mist tii.; ilitaaa g tc•
DitlitttrlEßOS TWril
PASTE.--daloTohili Paste Is the beat of Its kind tr
c
the an leansing and preserving the teeth., .It IltrOPal*
perdaion of Dr. Hullihtill.. 301111VI/V
tialrStk.
Corner' Mititr.t at. and the Manama
110)0WDERe'rior snide,
JAIN ett
teceitand tut 5414 by
4u7 111.1141 mi Oa%
e•
4
- 'rlr'.= '
..or.,-
'''FA-N
~ ~,i4A- -...•.`
4 ?%, I` -''
- '''.
.':',",..':,,',:',5,';',,,7,77,A
• ~, , o , .1
~, , ..,',_ ' 1" , ; ~ \,,',1`,...; .',:%.'*::Mit,.,ll',..ClA:cF,!?'-,',15Z.4,
, ---: •,, -,-**4.,,:w•,,.... t %fi-F.M044.1*,:w1 4. N. 4 - , iV ! ' -',
~, --,,,, ,
,- ,A, ~,,.%..-v,,,A .....N.N. ,, , , ,xy1..4.,_ ..,...„ •,' , ,.. - A,- -
~ ' , ' , 2 -'l, v -'' , , V.4*-.... , ' 9 7 ,,, ,,,,,.ft; ‘ ,. - ..‘,.--,-, -----•
1 i
\t.
,!,.;. -.;,N,Y;;•-,Vt‘.,t
i-:..
n .X .
Q
::i
_~~
~, R
sags
=EMI
~~.
~~~~' -,:
'~`~'a
,
! • t
. *„.
".
N
f ,
4 „, , )
a.
‘ f"-
•
-- 7 7 *. ; 7 4 . 41 .21
.4441 t
=EN
vr:.'. 4 ry,.. ~~
~~ .. , .3 , ,-.;~ z
~: 4 i.
•Y:
NEM
r
:~~_
~~:.
1~~
r'.Y':.
~w'~~.
1 ,^?~
~'Y~''+
n:C; .:
.. - ',',,5,':•47:'..1:],.:?,.., - ., , :,,. , . , ,..,
'.i-,..,k-r,;:i.,;;.-:3'.?..?-.3:4;',1:-:.