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MISCELLANEOUS.
T N THE COVET QF. CHANCERY OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE, In and for Kent oUititv.
Ebenezer Cloak I
vs.
Richard C. Dale, Petition for Partition.
Thomas F. L'ale.
Anarnow to wiy tki.s-tyent;yettlentil day.of Darchi In the
year of our Cord one tVirmsand eight hundred awl eft) six.
this cause coming before the Chancellor, upin the tion
of
Joseph P. 00111l . 43,1. 11,11.1i1 . 0 the complainant's nonenor..tild
the incite of summons eons:aid, and the Sheriff's return
thereon being seen and i-runined, it is thereupon in - glens!
by the Chancellor lest the aforesaid defendants, Richard C.
Dale and Thomas F. Dale, appear ill the tense on Tuesday,
the 2.'3d day of September next. And it is ordered -fuel di
rected by the Chancellor, that a copy of this order shall be
ineerte,l in the INtteurah The, a newspaper pnidisheil in
the city of Pitts burgh, in the State of Pennsylvania, and shall
he continued in said newspaper for the space of one moot
and also that a copy of said order ishall.forthe same space of
time be posted in the office of the Register of this - Court, and
at the Court 'loose door in this County. '
State of Delaware,
Kent feu Ay. ' .
.
I, John K. Jarvis. Register in Chancery in Kent - -county,
aforesaid. hereby certify that the foregoing.ia a true c o ley
of Um order In the above ounce, now of record in this Court.
In teetimony wherecf, I have hereunto set my hand and
nth ttel the Beal of the said Uourt, at Dover, this 14th dly of
May. A. D. 18b6. JOHN K. /AIMS,
m v22:1 m Register in Chancery.
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
CA' .RNER OP SEVENTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS,
We hare the following Real Estate for sale:
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAM) in St. Clair town hip, on
the old Washington ItotuL well improted.
SIX I CRES OF LAND in Chartlees township, about half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with valuable
i mprovemeuta, suited for a Beni vl country residence.
A LOT OF GROUND in East Liberty, lto feet by 150; will
he cold low.
FOURAeIt F:.S OF LA Mrs
ND near ineville.
. .
TEN Al2ll LAND in Indian k township. nt t hn
11,11111 ..1 De, .-o ;, tw pr.,votn rote Anti
I,rry
PIFTEV.N.ACitEtt I . IF LAND in Indiana t..waship, ta/tlr
Pita/ /mad:. with 111/ ACRE:// to Plata t.nvuehip, throe un !
half naloa In.n/ Isataa's Stati.h. tt the A. V. littilr,,,,t,with
good impt-
A THREE Y t c DWF:I.I.IN(I
2•11,01.. Wl,llo 4 lte 16. Merry 110Spitai.) With urnla 'I
improv,aaht,...
A the town Iteavor.
Mining tw..tsty-thrve tw red, V. it hiu eighty rod. , ~1 the C.
liniltott.l.
TW4 ) FINE L T 6 111 the Enrough of Nlanln,ler.
of Cliartn,l and Fuca to slrovta
A ALIJA It MILL Eic 11' AND FAILM iu I , orry
ton, todop. 11 . .•ntmonJnud county, u ould lro exclumgrd Ga
A BEAL — hi-I'l. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the
I at,• ,Siati,a., call tiro or tea Arro4 of Land
• . .
E NTV AC It Rti uI LA\U adjolut rig . the Su is4v tI
Station. Apply MAK ELY & RIC HEY
TB' EINE ‘L'E,s
IN . ADVANCE r"r LIE MAIL!
air THE EASTERS DAILIES tiro regularly rervived.
t tisk, hours in ad vane. of thv Mad, and deliveretl u,tt.
scribers at the tollowing rates:
Philadtruhla LI tki LH, 10e. ixtr ueek.
N., York [lady TKlllL'Ilr Inv Werk.
" HERALD. " "
" TIM
St Leave for dew. ur any tdbut Fatatern
p apes, at 71 Eifth street, for
nry2.4
RICHARD SHANNON.
ipolt SALE _2ll :Lores of land, on whieli is
or-tied a helve! 1. , g hews , . frame bat xi and other on t•
buildings. nll w g... 1 -.der res cleared, well len
Mil l in is , ssl state .•1 cult, siedi y,dirie orchard, sr,al
0, - res grain and lover t; ..el nod thriving
tbw: the forciii.llllng:/ acres well timbered—would be a g
situation for a store, being situated on the cross roads. be
Ltakerstown and Butler, in Middlesex township,' But
ler county. Will be sold low—terms easy.
Watited—A vittiati.m by a ydung lady, 111 IL Dry
Tritunting or Millinery ivitabladiluent.
Wanted--Several girls to d, hirtisa,..ol: in the city wet
country. Also, a situation by it sty about fourteen year. .4
ago, In a store, I, run errands , ,deer light work.
lug u I re, 1. \V" l' N. at Lll , l Agency and I n tel
,•I , d, , ,tre , L, fourth .1 .or east of Dian, I.
A L 1.1;4 iU EN `i CITY
RANK LESLIE'S Gazette of Fashion 1,4.
litilrk,b‘wher Nl.Agetr_ine for .loor ;
Putnam', do di.;
Dicke.' Iliarseh„id w,, r d, do ;
Thr Schi.olfellow , do;
.Sper.ch .of the lieu. (.7harlem Sumner;
The Itiralam 0111.1.• an.' Con.oruphre'* Manual; I. C
M. Fitrh. A. )1 31 1,
um, 'flo•naani and Ton cingt• worth knowing.
rho hondun Ilhgrate.l Now.. For ~,,ir by
N::1 11. T. C NIOIUIAN. 41 Filth 5
EIV IT I3LICATIONS
1.-..11,...,:ar.rt:0 of Fwaluon I,r .I.lno. price 2.
Vutuarn's Nlaga..ine do do 20c.
11.m...ch1a 11 . , - .1. ,b, (1,, 2,9,
Srlioulfellow do do 10c.
Ilarpree Nlng.. 4th supplg, do du '..).,<..
tio.l. , y'a Lady',, 11. , ,k. 2,1 do .In do Ikk.
Graham do d., :2 , ,.
PrEersoll do 17g.
6w, kurbuk.ker ti, du :W.
I.,•edie . , N. Y. Journal do do lke.
Sparrow gra.w /*nix!, do lkl.
I'l 'toot Talow, by 111, , Iiiile co 9t.w.
Ilunntly Papers. by John 11r. , nghwrn d.. 9 ,. .
lbucent opeorliw. of Chart-. :2 , 121111, r dv 1.12.
• . • .
Shoefoc
w rl. o Lirtt...:oo , ortin , ot on•I nu. • I
lano•o0 , toa.lo , oery. ke. ?old from lo to '2O twr ~•0t
loner t l.nu.-o•rwL,r, at FFE Bot.k
131:SIN}:SS!!
PE. WERT): sALE—Shuate u,Se
n Intl! lt,:rute st, 'est. 3 run of
all ether gen-tug nw! futures ..urnt.letp A'•
saw Inuit. it trusts turnout PriorA
STEANI SA %% MILL, smutte in, Ohiu river, nen: St
%Lary'', uttle" Prtee 31.500.
TANNERY Et , II SALE. situate at M,,untlerille, Va., u.sh
vats, pa, 1.e.. all in , rder. large dwelling bow,.
==!l!=
AN ENV BOOK.—i'lle. Kidnapped 4ild
the lia,tnomrd Ilemg. the f_ier4ol.iiii ef
eider 01111 and bin Wtfn •• Ina," after forty yearn of
By '.l ra. Kate K. It. Pickard. with an introduction.
mirnuel ‘l.ly and au apiem•ht by William 11. }'urn,,.-. I/.
I/ 1 . . d. I,y I:. T. C. &101ifiAN.
Jif. 41 Fifth
Ri V ATE lIESI DEN CE FOR SALE. A
Lea:. :I tun If and II furl, I, lionme nit flat •ff
if o. North I \minion. Alieghany City. containing nix adl
finuilloil room, a ball, room, 4,11ar afid Ilninlirtl
dram in the :arfl Thu pr. fporty in beautifully located .nd
In worth) the attention of pi ream, winhing a di•strAhle pri
vate reardenoe Will I.' nold If fa . . Apply to
BLAK ELY & 1111111:T
1E)0.A1 ESTI(' GOODS. —A . A . Ni„ ... „,„ ...
ii,“” cmies and pa. kagfw fd fooi
le 1,111,.. and gingham,. chock, tacking , . 3 , 1
ever \ den, iption of h,l,el...flung %,il3Ol be • .1 , 1
nt a • , u,,,. - , :able red anion Irwin It, mond prunw •
lt ASO LS. —lVe invite the attenti , ,h
Lle..
thin t nitag 1.1 rxprel 21111Ong %%Each nrt. ..1
511051 1.1/ ti,
4;11,1i wi .il,ll - 11.1.11 . et) Ir. y ,, ( 011yr.41
jug. A. A %CASON k ()).. 2e, Fifth Pt.
1)
11 ) Y()I . READ SYDNEY SMITII?- ( , i
liked it. And hugh..l oral 1113 Witty :nark, We D•Ar eivr y. It bett,r
THE
We have really fill fl rat coutpleht American •.,li-
Ilntt, st tilt II tnens •tr. fn.,m the loth I.:ugh:lls ctlitent lit
nog, hateloente t. al 1:!tn.... LI , Ali; price $2,a , ,
half ..allextrik $4.
The I Legotiiti •r, Mirth mitt )furvt.l. Ity
Thomas I.itgvi•l4li). tit.. ltichttrd flare
ttith ld 1111,tratti •n- by i•to lutthy It•lLows,
Anti
Thi,kll4lltfolly Prit , rtaming korrk ha. trow 144,1'11 , /‘
••natrd.rr•l hbrtu work in E/1 ~1.111.1, w lit-rr it ham 1111•••11
1 tlrrowrtli I , n •-•i.ri••t, T 1••• srwrts •rr 1n Inuuh.l ••f
mrott k 11,4 i. 1,....:....• , 1 t•-• .ir• I stilt r•-parrer. I , y
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rt,ll, as • I , t,lrr:irir,,t. 1••• t rwo•• Oran tlo t.t
lo••gral.•11y ••I 11.1 Nll. Irarrllwrr . . •1114. r dorm, r•tor•••3
Foortlr. 11 %ll\
1,•10 11.1. FrrotltlP.l.l
W NTEI ) -- hi s g” , ..1 A; irk, It, gen,•ral
rk thr,-•
r.nritr3 AI: .) IT I. I,,tru nit/ 41 1..• w'.-It t• at
f, 10111 ..r Istri,t , In r hand.. I
V.., [II oral., t. 1•E
ittpl ti.. ~ r nn 111 , 11 AI kin.l erupt , t111.•Ii L.
A 1.1•1) at Inn.lllgonre OM,
feb2u Nu. U Firth stn..,
WANTED --A Situation as Governes
tuacin.r, by n young lady - wull qualitiod. and lutv.
Jug had ..unaiderable Pxl/01 . irtl..e; Vi Utlid not object wt.(' into
he country
‘Vanted—?ereral girls to do lioueewurk, in city anti
uuntry. and a boy to run of errands, In a shot, stern , in, the
icy.
For usk—A n man tatJnery ire goof onivr aud Mango good
hinsineas. Inn 811,11 tillago almut nn,ru ndles from the
city The oWtter 1A101111,, , I , 11.0 Went will sell at n gl , lut
hargaiu tr 11111.• t:11;. IV. BUNS, at his AE ucy and Intet
hgeaco fllide. 11 , rd , rule Ohlo street, fourth door east of
the blataosol, Allegheny sty. myla
V.RESI.I SEEDS--Garden, Field and Flower
111 at approvrd tool Ariel oa.
,11401./.10 1111 , 1 1,1,11, tit the SO,l and Agricultural Ware
house. 47 Fifth ,treet. of (41.:,1 .1 A VIES VPARUIU
cl ODA ASII of a god and uniform qualitv
manufactured 19 the Penult, Ivan. Salt Ilanutaetin
mr
Company at 'Parental.; On )1 mil and for Kale by
A 1.r%).
3 gr.. Lotlirmi'm :
4 gr.. I lovflaritl's G h erman Bittern
I iglu Ihe. 5111.41:ter
CAA 11:.. IA 11111 Tr .cunll
41,0 Intl Nut.megN;
Concentrated Lye, n new article for making time;
tole pound worth ten of puma!: ; on hand and for aide by
my 3 FLENIING BROS.,
- - • •
near akerstown,
A LOT OF UltOU ND, B
will tis tom tern low, If applied for noon. it contaim
one-fourth of au acre, and is in a Central petition. Apply
mh2A I.II.AISKLI' A RIGHEY.
•
ORNAMENI AL Center pieces, Testes,
Glom told 1U,./net l'i,toree ill gilt circles, with great
variety of other ..nouveau on Wall Paiwr, for Kale by
[nye W. I'. MARSHALL A en.
DRIED PEACHES —lOO bush. for sale 1.1 - y
ap2.6 SMITH, hlAlit A HUNTER.
TT/81KM AND GLOVES—Another very
large emortment of Mummer Hosiery, 010 T. nod
Zll itu of every dvicription,juet received by
myl.9 A. A. MASON & Co.
DR. If EISKELL'S TEl"tEli OIN"I'MEN 'l'.
This i)intmont has never Lea known to fall in the
cur, of Totter. Scald Head. Itch, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scalds,
Frostoil Limbs, Inflamed Eyes, Piles and all erm
tloux of the nkol
For wyle only by
W SITUATION, by ayoung
in a DE:, t'ioodt, or Trimming
Store, or
Uilh
e-ry set
VV 1:1 P. 15to housework, in the city
and m o ot)` A II," by a say about fourteen, in a
store. 1, tun • - rrands. orb., light work.
F4llt A sui.dl TA NY. Eit V. in good order and doing
a good mll/11.ii viva g e IlbOUt fifteen miles from
the city .
'rho own., uishin g g„ W'. -tit, will sell at a great
hargain
Impure tkr /111 DUNS, at his Agency and Intel
hgen„ t 01 , 5. n•o-th litho e1f,.1, fourth door east
the Diamond, Allegheny Cit). of
8 4e5
underalgm a l keep ~q,stantly
hand EESON'S
a lV l A ar T w E • it stt l r i k Ni, !l :— lliT 'a sa . rtirie of the hest quality. The
attention of Contractors and Builder, of Navigation Lacks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, Ac., is re.
quested to this article. The well known resistance and um
iamilommeas of water, characteristic of this Cement, renders
it of the first necessity in all structures exposed t o the action
of water ordamp. [afB3m) ENGLISH d - RICHAE.DhoN .
A_
LCOIIOI,-10 bbls: '76 P' Alcohol
du do
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INVENTioNS AN PATENTN
M. F. EATON, Es'.
D•ar Sir,—Having used G. Trott's "Patent Oil Globe" on
almost all the steam engines furnished the List year, and in
asmuch as ihey appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our customers, we haw nu hesitation in recommending them
us a good article, and much preferable on account of their
simplicity of construction, to tho old fashioned Oil Globes, ur
any •dher of which we halm any knowledge.
Very rel•ecifully yours,
F. & W. M. FABER &
Engine Builder'
This certifies that th” oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, has
been in use on our road for two years past. We find it to he
an economical and durable Oil ('up, and can recommend it
AN such. OEO. W. UREA,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central EA:.
November 29th, 1854.
To M. F. EATON, ENO.:
This certifies that wo have had in nsr the patent Oil
or Cups, sold by Moses F. Eaton, Esq.., of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the• kind
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohio, November 'X, 1855. ap24
[ From the Now York Beieutrlic Akcictimu.)
Patent Flnl•hing Plane.
This invention is intended for use where it LS desired to ire•
part it flue, 211.111.1.11, and glossy surface to the woad; hilt it is
applicable, with advantage. to all kind of carptuter'el planes.
The novelty consists In placing the clittmg chisel. or Lat,
in
front of the wedge, instead of behind, its in Comm,. planes;
al., in applying a metallic mouth pi..., to the face of the
plane, to n out of the ,Lisel. which 11101111.1 1001 n Herren as the
rest for the confines the throat of the plane.
But the no close to the eJgc of an, Lit aso r
pre, sat the plane from ripping or splattering s...se, 11/
inc least tili.4l . tv. .•.1. Sin , have seen the Implement tap
to the planing of wu,sl against the grain. and traps
sem I) t.i the grum, km 11.1 g the m,aal porfrvtly suirsith. So
pert, I is the operation of this inntrunarrit, that it map be ap
plied ti. the planing it comet-- 01)1 milli, lllR.,llA—
thing which cattalo! safely Is• done l.y the LOW/11011
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth than, bat, and
attortis a complete and tiro bearing fur tin. lot
V, Ito!, Icllgtll, and d 1150,11504, under all
cum star, with the one or a.mbi.•
This .ery sunnily and rift•CL/ 111.11irtAtalleat, d.
wr hive I din t.t. 1.. hurl its may inb• vier) . CAlMl'lllcre ,
IR the hand. ho mot ehost is complete without it. The ~,.
Itmlor in Wm. C. Hrippor, of Pittsburttli, Pa., anal his pats at
twars date January Id, 1h1.15.
44) - N1 , . , .51 , 114 V. EATON, No. 139 First marvel*, Ageill
tho potruto
CLOTHING
ACARD -1 request the attention uf my
ksitte hut' the publu. I, my n dOrk of
Sl'ltl NG AND SIMMER GOODS,
I think contains a Larger variety of rteh styles than
any other form purchane. I have taken alarm] pains to
all the 311111111 of
FANCY CLOTHS
generally ilen.reil. Fenno, Dahlia, Mulberry. Briii-r •
Dial, Brown nod nitre, With Val - 10114 tlnta of Green and
Blue. I have observed the same rare In ,electing run
FANCY CASSIMERES,
stitch "mbr,... a iltuace ...natant of light itiltins i Humidity
for eteiling dress in the allUilUer season, iflth a Builds 7 of
Black Elantir Figured (Aoods: also, tutenitod for the hot
weather. Mn stock of XESTINtiS in an largo on eau Iv
found elnewhere, ever) variety of Silk Path-Imo
plaits and figured Orsuadluen and Marseilles.
Mc inunirtittent of or Clothing luta ho r ea inertia...El WO
I are propalvol to hi! in: orders Iti t h is bran, h with more
attoiliwtion malaria lull 1.11),, titan hitherto I sou;
Tali ntsvoil atteutnio to a toluilvi of pretty small PLA I lin.
I,i - ohm - I) adapted to i•hildren's doss, whisli. I think. caw
to if fait hi plea., Al., Draothui.Argmuum I.tintrva,l.l-
lualan Freueli Nauktinnettes. Drab Italian Cloth.
with n tuneri ion styles of Worst/id nod 1.1”011 intended
to'r for non's ur Laiyis lothing
atii:S.lnidit is SOLOMON STONHIt, No. sr/
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
Or those who wish to Engage In the
MACHINE,
OR ENGINE BUILDING BUSINESS.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private
tin linoth ,Lay of June next, the whole she..
'l. la. Pattern, Shafting. Heating Pilass and Fixtures
.1— in the Pitt Machine Works and Founds. loeuhi!
Allegheny City., curlier Main and Cherry streets.
The stock o f Tools consist in part.
First— , if a No. 1 Steam Engine. nearly new, II in, h
der, :t feet stroke. with ylinder holier 44 nub dloniet,-r,
us, • ~ne year .
IT, lar m and one small power Planing Machine_
Twen ty.three turning lathes, carious length.. and
NO. I, 4Wlng from seven feet down to twelve ire hes .
the shear,
lin, biro, 8. - . ring Mill.
itoutili-griartl uptight Drilling Mitchin.,
(ivarclating Ettgule, with A groat nT
of .tr nipl rut4.r.
Machine
Pun, Ling and Filing
it/ 4. 4 “ 1,,, kr•
A ,:•:tt -f xuki ail
i:••rt.T.,ls for Gott”n
•. r Ehgtor--Imild/t.g
n.. 11 lcpnl thirty-ran .11arl
. ith .'ant t:044 flO/ and firtturort. ,•1111
Nil 1 r r
, r , 1
It, i 1 .
(.111 , I
ov. u. ANT,FI.I,IIg Vrou . bras, Furriare. CtAtl ,
111/.1 141.11 r, lust! ZqL/blik.B ..1 ,arl.mot i 1
full tuts..rtr.cut F 1.4.4 a,,4 , Aloq
F,•0r..1r)
Ttltrd—rlve Marta:mit r. F-rgs-a. 1... at. I
togrtl.4 wall a full sot .4 1•1141‘, I. c:
mere.:old tools rut e,a. h Fog'.
...so
...II Trip Rammer. with . gnat la, to
massc r tes. e In good oplor
patent 11,11 and Mao!. Nimbi...
Yourth—A .a.n.i.lete stork of hall) Pattern& froln loos
eilty in. II .Inunt.t..r. Spur and Ile el O • o
Otte ar2e., !tint Ott h . It great r....ntser nil nil let) ..1
hittel Fol, nod a great 111.11111rer •,7 other I . :kits-ID, t, rune•
OUS t.I ssientlots.
Thee, T,e,le are all ill 11,4 rate or•ler. a. 13,1 thee- 1% . k.
lin,' been c.r n rlanzl.et ~1 yent• ea— eal.fui -le, ate
mei topre.at proptal.oes , t int,4lll, It 10. 1./1111'. ,
a ear- elute a ,Mini” 1.4 the purvltanet I, ta, II re at i.
estaL•lielal naglina
Thi• Luil olu can II fair rote f r our utuoi—r
of
Intjruntioll ae t,, pri“. arms. apply h• the ;•r , ro
ent pr.privt.ors OD lii prentieva.
N. II —lf th.• al.n .• twk.ls ar. not e..ld tw.A•re th. it li of
w II br utf.•rrd at pul.llc sal,.
Ni)11(1.
Is le r. I ) oleo to all perttens vk h. , ha, pattern., or u Jk
of mo Llesonpt.,. to the •• hue , %%orb.: t.
thrt. LA., pony (~.re the loth day of Jon. , 11 , 11...111.-3
.111 1.. .411,1.11er .I,lenscil
EN ho. Itlell EY A (NI
LI ARM FOR RENT.—A small Farm.
1 tortuog CI itcren, nle.tutulte pule below the -Iv,.
site )bmrlcontnr. There is on the promises, a huge (mess
house and stahle, about lOU bearing apple trees; also 10,, It.
cherry Will plum tree., grapes, Ac. Tide place would .:ill
a glen! gurcirtier. For ter= appy
m)11 It. C. A J. 11. t4A W EH, No 47 W..KI
ALTPETRE, REPD-35 kegs for sale 1 , % .
SLy jos
it A. I".A LIN 1.:8Tol'h A I.
ROCHELLE ()CURE —5 a,k', just r, ''l
al, I h.r snl.. FLENI ISO MI,-
1\1: N's F:SS EN CE GlNi.r.l; —I Li. :.•
juk .1 41141 f..r Kali iteyd4 FLEMI Nit !,..
- H w , II.:ItY AND GLOVES.— \ A ml.
hay.. hand every hang,. 1..:.
ti , ttrn and Itotoet•y nu.l ul-ten of et ery di
et riptiott. the luntt anntortniettt ntlk, Mahal, 11,1
La./..a Witt/ tI be fo•and In toe city. jolv
rill I 1:. I Alt 111 VAL OF N 1V tiiiol)ti AT
Lt , vE II Eltr , , No :4 litt ket tn 1•11, glt I •
•.111 .1.4• r :bar. hat e lord relied and .0 now lo e•
then 16in1 nultpli of new and hand:elute Drew,. t
Lawn, natl. Far 111111111/ M•rmong itteeln.:l- , lttent
1111tInton ..1.1 Ntnnile work. Many ..f the above w.f.! ,
lon•tt porchttned of the unportet 0 and at the large A twtt• h
ut Neu York and Philadelphia, at prlcon that ettaltie tit fleet
to otter them at la. Ilan. thit of trannportation if
noht tt au early call from all our • untontern and the pot•ltc
treuerilly. hollering it will he to th. adVaalago of all, at w.•
never liar, been able to tiller a better tonort meat, and meter
ne cheap. LOVE lifitalltiltrt, lorillerl
jud. YOU NO, rITEVE.NSON &
pORTSMOUTIPS LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
ON MARKET AND WATER MEETS,
My 1 .Vl,Ol K 1 TTA 21' NO.
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
at a bargain —A new CIIICKERING ., 4-7".. , I'4 •
A Nis. slightly damaged In the fitrniture,f I
but not where it can be observed. The in.
stimnent. in no way Injured, will he sold at a eduction of
FIFTY toiLLA HS. on a credit of six months.
11. MELLiIII, 141 Wood a.,
Agent for Chickering's Piano,
AA COM PLETE LIST OF 31ONTII
Ali A ZIN h•r May, 1 h;:,ri
Marp, Magazine.
1.1 1 1 . 1 1&111 . 11 1 / 1 011Lbly
En], kei looker: or New York monthly Magatitio.
ted by Charles Dickens
raley's Bok—colored plates.
Graham's American unualoly Magazine,
Peb•ros Lady'x Natnnat Mat's,' m•
Liallou's Dollar moo till, 151. g
liarper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow fur Boys and (lain.
Prank Leslie's New York Journal .
Frank LtUllitill Onzettoof Fashion .
Yankee Notions; full of mimic illustrations.
Blackwood'a Edinburgh hlagaximi for April.
Chambern Journal (Loudon Edition) for April.
Just received and fur sale by
W. A. OILfIENPENNEY
my 3 Fifth stre , et., opposite the Theatre
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!!
Frank Lealie's Fashion Rook for May.
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal "
O,ob Book " "
Ilra , larn's Magazine.
Peterson's Blagazine
liallou•ii Mug-min° " "
110.12410111 Words CI
Harper'. Magazine
Putmun's Magazine " "
Knickerhorker 1. CI
Yankee Notion
Illackwood'et Magazine for April.
London News and Punch for April 19.
For sale by 11. MINER & co.
my 3 N 0.32 Smithfield street._
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Wittell".. Gold Levers from $27 to $2OO.
Silver Lever. from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $.3 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $2O.
Frodahumfa Chronometer Series, saw.
Do. In Silver Cases, $175.
Chains, Seals, Heys, ex.
Watches repaired in the beat manner by
mys W. W. WILSON, corner of Market & 4th star.
S UNDRIES
-100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles.
25 do Bier do
100 1/0 Rosin Soap.
300 kegs assorted Nails.
100 doss Corn Brooms.
60 bales No. 1 and 2 Batting.
25 doss Bed Cords.
26 do Buckets.
10 do 'Tubs. In store and for sale by
asyi, JOHN MOOREILID
S
UGAR..—Prime New Orhaute in store and
for sale by [MO] /OHN MOORHEAD.
ft.: • ^
L.NSUR&NeIi.
- FARMERS' ANP MECHANICS' LIFE.
FIRE, AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
C 5300,000
A ah.unt tvcurvly iuvo,tl.4l 5600,000
Flrrnuaem, April 12, 1955
. .
This Company effecta Fire I lisitrania•
FurFurniture,Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargo and
Freigl.l. Inland I.llrall, oa thx , thl, loy Itir, rs. Laken,
Railroads, and Land Carta:nit. gian.ralli. Also, Illsth
rnurr 111.11 1.11 ON, Marl the must favorable terms.
Tlwehanuier of the a 1.,. C.nuhw y thy flry.t ohann
and cointanem the rare and uu elaal Fire, M Man. ,
Mid Idle ~ueurvice.
lit. 01111,1 A . ch,:itn.l standing air• assncian,l ni in. 11101,
agetnrut, 1111 , 1 Ivrf`elt.l n. Sti dd«r•.
TR, 0/ AS J. HUNTER. Ag.mt,
No. tin Water str.n•t.
r IIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
CUMEANY. IF PHILAI/ELEPTIA.
ALFRED THOMAS
. .
Inlific - r0i424-4.-libitri c a W. Wi Tol.rus
Wa.4,1144r. N11111:4`i 1;1:111t.. JII , -vb It. Jlwtl , lit', W. Itichni,k,
M..r.1 u.I Adulplii 11.41 w, Pa.,d liruunt.,
ris 1•.. n,: ,/a1 N ItAsch:tu,
Cll kS. li. BANCREII, Sseretary.
Contuiti44 t 44 ;nut. insnnwn, prri... Ina]
dream riptron 11 propel l), in 14.0 n un.l at I at,.
C01.19N•III with lit4sitrisry
The Company have reserved it lento Cnsendegent Feed
whin
In. a nth their estnntal laud toreneettes, safely invest: d.
reed nueinle protection inn the assured.
The Assets ell the ColllpArly, .•in January Ist, 1451. as ed
stgroonnley h. se Act of Asseellslv, were cc follows, nun
Mn rtgass . snnis.l.ts lase
F.stet.•
Te:dpurary Issue:
old , s ::n
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.... 64,7 kn sl
Total 11.-12.1 1 0.1 41
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111 , ) ph/ , 1 111.,1,1 hk/.11 11t.hdru..1 11.
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rilllE UNITED ST.ITES LIFE INS 1::
K , ANCP. A\ St. ITT A AP ',JAI PAN I.
- AM; Wel. II Pi I/ 7 1 4 L, I . lj, Cl.rtar p.apt.thal.
(11t,, South e.tal Lwr TL;t Chvotnut nu,Y In
Phibuk , lphia.
OFFICERS OF TIIE lIIIME BoARD AT PHILADELPHIA
of 14.701,.
I'Pplicn R. Crawfisd, hull 11. 0,. , 1,11art1,
Atol,rosa. W. Thompson, Law,,,ce Joltslann,
W. Tinle), lbso. NI, Ilenry,
Jacob 1.. Flor , •nsc, Jansca
Wll I lam M. CS im Nrilham
Po ...Mir:a—awl/mu Crawfmil.
Pressdeni--A mbroass W. Thompson.
Aledocul Kra,' ner Ptrlsburyh -.I :taw+ 11. W NI.
Ancykrny It Moary, U. 11.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Eti k SuNS, Bankers arid
• tri.mtade• rp..8:1•114-41. 1,1 in 144:4114. ;
80.1 1:8014. ./tev. Kit 1180,,
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dd 1.014,414 44441 441.1 tin 4 , 111.1101 V.
11-E- 11t./ 7.4 Foul tl, 0tr....r. next the ti.k 1'.44.-
burgl.. p_ll'l
rptioNiAs wool.s, Commercial Br4:ker, and
404413. St-14 km. 'teal FAD", dr . 7f,
F.doth 414,01,
I\T ENV SITING GooDS-- N.k. 74 Mark,
p.,,bur g h, t rtr .
and an how opoutni.: 'hair flt4t art,ral .1 !\ ti
tnad_htt, t.. attic h Stier WIKII ',II llic 1.1.14 , 111, attend •
.1 tin-, Lcanhan..ll and the puhil. gt.n. It at l o tt t,
• that w.. hat, 1..-trf t..
gin/ doairablv a Nt.x.k 4.0 t he t.rnt...nt
tur hit.a)lJ, DICI•AItTMENT •;ntatnt , tt;l tts.. h•
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ty
innl3 1, JAME: , InIiANNU.N, I • tiiprietor
14 1 .1.1(N1 1: 5.11.,E --In North Follett,
j . ' Ti•wilebiti, Ail. li) .
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tituks /a, arri Al.
iil) julb, lILAK F. 1.1 li!(:11E1
3( )0 1 ' ; ( kt•rs
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WCi.llllllll4. I , ' pay Refit, %Olen :I
NI 11.1 , 1•6 I. rr • fIL 1.• I , u hi... 11 :it the 1 ,, 1105%
I „, Kacli L 4 1.y.,a fritt. a 71
id.. ~ t r. ,• ••l. I.y 13- :tit I. y
ray. Twat P.•p• , [ $l7
)tnikine, nt •i., wed ts,••
S. A St IN.
Real Esinti te.ditn.
IT) tierovs prime l'anilina Hirt'. iii
And for sale
MILLER h Ittll(lirrStiN.
- 14 -1 01 i. SALE—A FRAAIF: ",-
,opied rimier) l'iovoih dni Shire, An n hint lute
stand fur the busmen', nitnated uu th, Innmuud. Will tie
M,ld lute, if Applied for count, us I hr owner %vial., td leo,- the
, itt Apply Id U. W BUNN,
Je-ii strdel, All
E)IOVAL. ('AI{VII.L HAS I;E
-mlvEll frt , ui Firth street Id Si. lit
where hr in prepitiiiii 1,. SUIT with t hi•
01, est last/ide
TO CAISINET MAKERS AND
Just N. 91 ‘Vdoil ntrinit, lin ,
no ...del:new dr JAnd
hdriiiLi 111:1,1.
t.t ram kid,- in 'I.-,,., learnt him,/ 11-11
potidit minue t ; Lill II , tsn , .rinu in
'.l haaraNal.t.., :all of which an
je• I:I SA 111.:F:I. FAIINEST.
THE (;01,1)EN (it:N is taking tile
n•kt tuo. It ',miler. ;tar 01111 n,
,Yr., 1.11,1111 . 1allsi•ii in Ow it, Ili liti• w ,11
Fixhing l'ackh• ao In", an, h au a-h intent that “,,uld
make old latutk %Vattou'A t . yet. Water, euuld he return la. thin
Nt or P.alet ;tll,l Table Cutlery in grunt abotnlaza
)1u7.7.1..a, and ua. tunny articles t,. he ntouthated hert• at,• to
hated at th.• litgn of Ofiti.
• ,
Jul 4 Nu. 130 Wood 4trext.
N"AND CII EA P BOORS !—The Spar
rowgrluts l'ap,rel; S
Tho I.ruly'n (NI& Gennlity ; nlnu,n Uneflll lu
.1 r m•tor ; by Emily Th,.l nw.•II. Alwnwoltl.
I'luribuntal3; by Q Dorstii.kn, P. It.
Sung of
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A Defence of the AuieriLlut Potiry, os opposed to the
rms,lanents of foreign Influence. 1..1 espetially G. the inter
ference of Papacy in the isdait al interest of the
:antes; by Thos. It. Whitney.
Forbes Volunteer Alituoal--11.1 2 vols.
Just rec'd by W. A. ti I I.,DENNE.NNEY &
Filth st., opposite the Theatre•.
HE VOYAGE OF LlFE—Engraviiigt
theme grent Moral Pictures, psi n t the late Thos.
Cole, are now on view at the store. of
J.J. GILLESPIE & Gl., 76 R - wml mt.
Where subscriptions will be received. royao
r, BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
20 " lxtrn Old laguap ••
10 Old Java
2" poekets French Java `•
bales prime Mocha
lit bags old Marioribo
Sebs•ted expressly for my retail business.
myl2 F. It. DRAW, No.l Diamond.
Ti — LA RELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
_UP BROKERS AND A UCTII EER:i, c , rtier of Seventh
and Smithfield streets. Pittsburgh, will attend to selling by
Auction any propert. sold Ly Executors. or by order of ttt -
pilaus' Court, in the City or County ; and to any description
of Real Estate out of the City. Jalo
AGARDEN LOT FOR SALE—Containing
six acres of excellent Laud. situated on the watei, of
Charters Creek. in Robinson township, dj, miles from the
city, and near Broadhead's Fording. The Land in well
adapted to Gardening purposes, as it lies sloping to the
South; bas a comfortable Frame House 80 feet by 16, one
and a half stories high ; a good lining of Water at the door ,
and a variety of choice Fruit Trees Just commencing t.,
bear. Price $6OO. For further particulars, apply to
BLAKELY & RICKEY, Real Estate Broken!,
feb2l Corner Seventh and Smithfield sta.
film non., IL Flatlets Jantel E Neal!
tit..., U .11111,4 11 , 31 (111:11 - 1 , 1.1 1)111V1•1'.
)/ E. H. 110 l ill
( ,t• 11.11111.11.1. ”6 I. C. Br , n tl.l,
Litta,
I'll.OlA, It. ILuItENCE,
EDWARD R. IlitittAn. y.
RF.FERENCIS4.
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11..11 C W. 111.1.4.,
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P. 11. liutlai.•, A. R.
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It. U. 111.1.11 r.
()El 1. E. ARNOLD, A:I.W,
N... 74
. Fonrth street.
DRY GOODS
110 TELS
1.1- I , li I:A A\ICI. 1,,t ,
.7•1 1 tom,. 11
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BOVVN S TETLEY
ITIIiZI
ONLY DOME WITH THREY. DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTR WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND
01110 AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE 11 , 11A1111 RAILROADS.
VIA CItES'CLINE AND COLUMBUS.
(,),ockrst Route from Pillsbury/1 to Cincinnati.
c,iscc-ano I,t Cutrinuati with C. N. Mail Lino Steam. re,
Cyougton and Lexington Railroad, OIL:, Mill )11211,111N,ppl
ILMII - 1.41, nud the laiivrencelitugh Reute, Cimileetilig eta
Ctilumtine and Xenia, vi tat the Dayton and Ximla, and
Indiana ()antral Railroad:l.
TRIVOLIO LI TWEET'S, env Contrnbris and ClnrintuaL 14
le xitigton. Louisville, St. Louts, Indianapolts, Atc., tae. V
Cviluntibutt and Xenia, lo Int)lon, l telittlatiodo, laatiyetty,
Terre Haute, St. Imita, tie,
THE LIVTLIC, Ml.Oll via COLLThI BUS, omit:Ming with
thu ()ovington and Lexington Itailrixail, the U. S. Alain
Line Steamers. the Ohio and Aliainsampt Railroad, nail the
I .?iwTetmebtirgli Route, valera facilitiea no other route can
through tickets by all the taw', I outett can tad) be
itro.mrial eta 0,1111111.ns awl the Little Miami ItAilroad.
Th.. nut.. Dian Ciestline via Celtimhun being Ow aka:rival
to Otiellitiali,eitablas a alai/ern anal raft. rreGit. C 4,11114 _t•.11.0
are certatii. and passenger:l have full Lillie toe meals. 113
and RelleTontaine route Irma rrePtlll.4. a damjerms
aoil 14,4 -Ilea speed is rv"; nil, ,t,el ,eepelled to °Veleta.,
By the route via Cvdintiliita to Ciliri I tehattarldiS,
pfpeleagerl ri•le el' roads ballasttsl and rluto.ith. lit tile
Pore. , an d Relletontainit route, pine.engers ride 00 the
roughest rota!, in fall,•.
TIIRKR DAILY TRAINS. VIA COLLNIBUS AND
CINCINNATI.
TI,IO lea,da IR ttaloir,:tt at wit y'd,al.l A. NI. lot'
Cry: line, Cvdlini bun. Netiiii. Cm, mina, Imilyv St.
Lemma,. and I lithiompolia. vin Lan ren,leirt:lt 14 , •1114:
Ti.ltli amt., at CIO , lunau c.ne true and ty notim• in
tlio For eat And Delhi. art aim. ro u te .
SEL,Na TkAIN at 7.:11.11 , t1,6 Ad, NI. Idt
Orixt , connuldt no, CinrinuntL Tbi, Ti.,,
1
,I,- tin Coloruleni to Cincinnati.
Tuicit Int,....its I'itl4l :igh at 3 o'clock P. M tor
Cr.-e 1.., Coital:Li., X, ton, doni,ville. Len,
aa I isi I.lt, rent eh:ll'4h Rmite.
TWit DA' Ll' Tick • s , IA Cc /IT DAI'ToN.
Hiner Titk, .e• 1 . 11,1:1:igl: nt want o'cl,a•k A. NI. for
DA) 1,•‘.. lieltaanir.ll4,
Terre Haute, 1l nest, LOU,. Evauavilk,
4 4 5it.4.1, Tanis Pillrbot.il: at T.:tu o't bad: di AI.:
Coedit:le. Nimod, Duet, n:, indianapoly.a, Late ) ,
Terre haute, %ince.. a, St. Louts (Mr, A.e.
TIMM T.,1, halos Pittsburgh at i;cluck P. NI. to
Cr. stint, Colutubita, Xenia. Iv,, ton, I tahanapnlia, Lain). rte,
Terre Houle. Vint Si lee,, ;'!ilt..,
N. R --Saierne your tidzein vita Colt:mina, and you art ate
tat ori actions.
sterunery leave Cincinnati dimly Lir Memphis, Vieloildit gh,
Natclmt, New Orkatia, A-'.
The Colurtain• bein t i the firr,et rondo, the Tittle Talde. „r
ft, B.terr, itnadri are arratiged to tun in do., (111111, It •11
air h (WA rehab!, route.
For all infornuttion and Thryugh Tickets, plixase apply at
the inn.. and po, n.).l,uillis Railroad ornet
liimer the Nloampthela
.1. 14 Ticket Agent,
Or at Fealoral Stmet. Statmn,
ii Ed d PARKIN. Ticket Agent.
F.O. U SESsItiNS, Pittsburgh.
de,-201 P W STRA DER, General Adsdit, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURCIi
RAJ LROAD,
~,trcrps,
Ohio and Pettnity•lvanin Railroad,
lia ALLIANCLI.
711 t; SIIoRTF.:7 AND Qt. icko , :6l' ROUTE to ClllO,OO
k•i. THE N-1,11 Was.. I,EI ELAND.
11 , ...D-1 uui«l Lliorter and about Mile
L. pin t,'i than !lie ctrcuit.m. ,11.• Slit mlinnin.rlll.l.
lttreu Dully fauns irotwevn Ihtteburgh and Cleveland.
Daily Train- le•tweei: It, Island and Chuhe!..
‘l,,,•luti I 'a, h. thirag. , twenty-1,..r Ise.,
IA •teren liaurr
tin ittul /Orr Ti May Lln, 11fai, the Ti.,,,i
an the Road will run as
11A ALLIANCE.
The ,ruins of the !Our, and t'enusynaula bate
Pi' isburgit at 3:00 A M. and ;:In, .1. M. and 11.
Lehtv Alliance , at 7.15 A M and tidal A. M. and ILSO I'. M.
Arnie in Cleveland at lung A. M., 9ao R. M. and ti;:go
M eoniterntig there nab Cleveland and Tolivlo Itailrund tar
Talailo, Chi, ago. Rock Inland and et. Lama.
Page.enget, for Taled... lean, M! 1110 Nartle
weed. leartn,. Ihtbiburgh an the .2AI A M. ithin, by going
Ch-,,.1 w ill lulls,. w IL! II; .it • 1.11), at
P...hp., t.,r 1. 1'.!.. Ch wag, el. Lorne. Rook Islaiet,
Celan:, and Val to go through sn if
out detente., ail] take the train lent lug PittsloitrUll at 7.30
A. Id., in that to nue only tram by whirl chase thainectiana
are wade thraigh t.• the ab.,r ,
The (ruins heaving Pittsburgh at 3,00 A. M. and
at 1:00 I'. M. are the (ail) orer, l•r which paseengera can
rein ti stations inhtli of Alitnnee, or etathdia on the Tue..,
rowan exteurian
ra Y. a...it City aild ddirrial leave their landing.
Thaiatwalada II .uki•. e‘• mart..., • Sunday,.
•1, .1 at I ..:.
lug .Lt P X1:1:k1:::• r,oto. ar,,tt:
Clevelall•I . u ball: I:•'
.••I 1,1.1 \I ii II 11 l
:'I Fir !r r i , •r
I Mil. at
r:•L,I. .-1 , 410 , I .
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Tti-car.".tvi t. r.. • tit, cult,
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LI Aair ai ."t IS! 'lust_ ?..!
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Itottitt-tt, 1. t.t
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ttilt • t: t• ..ittpatt). Its tltt• Nltt t,
it..ttgttltd.i litttotts. tlttrl
dt-
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to% .; A CAI Inlvt, .1 Kt, httftt•nrglp.
011 1 0 AN I) 311SSISSI RAI I,RoA I)
I'ITTsIOIWII Tu ~:7* 1. (,17s, I)lREci
T , ll. taltlr Lnalong anra •,
I,—t 1.... 4,1 ..11) ••na TS% Itkit lin %t
\\t h. t , F \ IL I( l'h:
11., t fa.•t gang , . .1i an 1 al,. aal /L.
•'•. I , a I, to .ann:lztin.,lo,.. ,at,.., it,,; t „,, ,
11.. ,
'fl.. Tra.,
thiN ar.• in tb, inlink un 1,1
;.•I iris,.ll 3,, Mt. 1.3,, 4 I hat a. l• r.
,s • kept op.
Two DAILY I'AS:q:NI,I Blt TRA INN t, tu..4ql IhttrLuv _t
3.11.1 vm Ir.th IZ.nlr.qul. loot.
PRAT Tn SIN Lek , es "I A A.
Nl , dt •THIS' LtAvr, 1T A NI
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l't /tl3 n 1 slt 1,t1.14 all nit th,. nam.• !Lille
tlt.ly 1,9w0,0
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VIA %1111A. , 111.1 .111.1 lIIId
Junking en, .t.. 1 a1..1.11t14 110. A.. 11
I/ 4•%, And 11/1i1111”11. a
FARE,: - FIR!,
St. Louls. cia Ilellefonlatny and Uni,ll ;`,I)
Lk , vl/I Co \ onia and lhi, ton I, :;,1
Do in Columbus. tan, omati and Li el -
renreburg 31.
•
t 6
So‘aanlalaan Car In .`ist. Lain. . IN
111 Rt H'U 11 TICKI.:TS turthor infornttli:4 Iflaybe rro•
red of A. T. Johnson, Ticket .‘ t teni I lido k l'tuna It It.
corner office, Mononßitheitt thaw: of tivorgo Parkin,
Taltet Agent. Federal air-ct Station. Alloatt-ny City, or of
JAMES M. WARD,
• Supermt••ndent Ohio and Mississippi R. R.
F NONVLAN I), Agent, Pittsburgh
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD - .
TIIEUREAT CENTRAL RoUTE, connecting
the Atlantic Cities with Weed, N.irtli west., n
awl Soutlewestern States la a 111110., a lian ay direct
Thoi Road also connects v at Piti,lotrgli with Pail) Liii, ,it
Steamers to all ports Orl ester!. Lakes; mak log
.•tir.ArE, and I.y AI wie
FRF:101IT can Le forwarded to and tram the fibi.
Rates fietween Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
CLASS.—Bouts, Shoes, thy - E , 100
till boxient Furs. kettiliers„e
SECOND CLASS.--tiooks and Statlonery,
i'i lia bides,) that!, are, Lea- .oi. p, ton 11, 4
Bagging. Bacon l 'llllO 11,
II I, •.
TII llt D CLASS.— A
and Pork, k in bulk.) lienip. Ac
FOURTH CLASS.—.l.,oilis., Fish, Mein) And I 4 ,
Pork, via.clasl,i Lard and Lard oil
FLOUR-7J omits per Laurel.
&firlu shipping floods from any point East of Phjnyd.
Phut, be Particular b. mark package, rut iiriin.affra,,,ii
Butirouil. - All 17titts consigned to the Agents of thin
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be fontarilea witle.ot
detention.
Vrtsuorr Aoktvri--NloAt. Putter, ; .1. L.. Elliott, Ni-w•
York; E. J. Sne,gier, Ph ii leiplun; Migrnw ,t Koons, 13;.•t
; Uto. C. Erkudrcus, Eitteiblirgi; ; Shrulgmau
Ci.'ir"." , OM° ; . 1 . IS. Nloorlo•tol, Louis% 1'
Meldrant, Matilbou, lud.; Hxtcliff It Co,. .St. M,'.; .1,
S. hiliellOS &SOD, S.. V ine.
J. IMIBAttIIT,
myQ Superintendent, Altoona, PA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement—Change of Hour
1-)N mid after MONDAY next these wit je THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURCiII and PIIILADICLPIII A.
TILE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh fur
Philadelphia at 6:30 A. M.
• .
THF. FAST LINE leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
2:fiu u'elock7, P. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. 31.
BLAIRSV I L LE ACC,O3IMODATION TRAIN Imtvi, Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4,30 o'clock, P. M.
BRINTON'S ACWMIIuDATION TRAM leaves Pittsburgh
daily at II o'clock A. N., 3:30 P.M., and II:20 P. M—running
as far as Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago ' III.;
Frankfurt, Lexington and Louisville ' Ky.: Terra Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indiatspolia, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefuntaine, Sandusky. Toledo, Clevela n d ,
Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster. Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to NEW Oann.ana,
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and CINCINNATI.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. J. MESKTMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
THOS. MOORS,
Agent, Pamenger Linea, Pigtailslpkiht.
s •
44'
4
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RAII,ROAD
IS 56.
DIANA POLLS
11=1
IEIEII=I
lIIME !!MM!!!!
T.• . $lO tk, $l2 .4)
k I.! tn..
l• Ite
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BROAD GAUGE
It A L oik
N. In ian, Caint, Duhulue, St. Patti, and all in ,
1.11 tnt r•uh.. inn he had at the °thee et 111
A And I. k I'. Plth.bitrgh, and :I/schn...3l
„ , !oral ftaill.ktd 11/ C 112,44,1, li. 11. MA.S4
Superintetft.
ulAtint att h•r
p 11.• itria 111K.,...;•1•1 t.
_ -
WANTED,
A situation by a young lady in a dry goods or trimming
storo, or millinery establishment—for one cook—two girls
housework—one boy to learn a trade --two boys In
stores or run of errands—two men to work on (atom or In
boring work In the city. Inquire of George W. Dunn at his
lb-al Estate Agency and Intelligence Offlee, on the north
of Ohio at.. 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
City.
Jel9
11. 11. HOUSTON,•
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia. M
111=1SZE , Z1511=1111
RAILROADS
Ohio and Pennsylvania kaiiroaii.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
P A S:,ENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
RU NDAYS,
Ml==
Lraeca
Cre.stlitie fvr l'ittsburgh nt COO A. M., 7,;00 P.
:Ltd 1 . 2.60 1•. I.
These Trains nial,e chin, ..,nnertiotts at CIESTLINK with
Trains for CULUM BLS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE-
YoNTAINE, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending %Vest and South-west
through OHIO, IN DIANA and ILLINOIS.
TRAINS FROM I'IrTSBU RI c.oli scot at Mansfield with
Trait. on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Itsnd, tor CHI.
CALIo, TOLI:Do and SA NIHISK Y ; making as quick and
sure connect it,. to (2/III:Alio, as by any other route. Con
nections are trials at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, LICIN KIR K
B FFA LO.
l'annengers lensing Pittsbnrgh, nt 3 P. M. for Santhinky,
Toledo ivild Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rent, at
\Smolt old or Cleveland, and utrt FO in Chicago early next
evening.
Trams East flout Crestiine make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Itaßr,atl Mr . PIIILADELe
l'lll A. ItALTI3IOItE and NEW YORK.
'Mitt/Call TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati. Louisville, St. Louis, Indlanapollii, Donator, Winn,
bob Island, lowa City, Dnulleth, Idllwaukle,
Gllll 1. Springhyld, 111. , Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the lona.
.3pal k•I I iei w the
Through tickets er thi• line may be had at all ,y 1 the
puwea for Pittaltigh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Sra k.
P:IV BR lUIITVS ACC, MODATION TRAIN lease t flew
Rtightun for Pittal,urgh at 7, A. M. and l!4 I'. M. Leaves
l'ittaburgli for New Brighton, at 1) , 4, A. M. and 6,4, P. M.
4tl - For do lets and further information apply to A. T.
Jl/11.N0,,N, at the corner Ake, under the Monongahela
I I..nae, or at the Federal atrevt Station, to UFAt. PARKIN,
fi.ket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Pasaenger Agent.
n'yd' J. H. MOORE, Sup't.
tirrat Annerioan and U. S. Ezpreo■ and
72 :2I LIS DE DISTANCE SAVED,
AND TWO CHANIOI:3 OP OAAA AND BAGGAGE AVOINID,
AIR LINE ItOUTE
lIITM GEN
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
I'l2, CILICAGO, ALTON A.ND ST. 1.01.13
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi
(7111t:.1(7.) t 4 T. 1.01216 in 15'6 hutirtt. Trtuus Carr
the Illinois l'.encral N.pot, foot of Watttr ettroet—
st. lAMLA /Sly pre.. dutly, Sundayn excepted, 7:lt A: M.
St. lA.cet }:xpreem ‘Ltdy, Sexurdnya excepted, le3o
P. M.
Louis Freight and Fahigritot daily, Sundays except rd
A. AL
ituggoge checked through t.. St. Louis.
Trams run direct through to Alton, (2h9 miles ; ) without
doom. , of rat, or baggage, and connect with the Company's
•plenuid steamers IV !Nell ESTEIt and REINDR.F.R,
iu oxelto.ive ronnoction with Passenger Trains from Alton to
LI miles.) on tio , ut landing. These boats, f
con vorilober and elegance, are unsurpassed on the
otor., tilted up with Baths and spael.aim
to passengers tile opportunity of r,
oo•, u tic the dust unavoidable in summer railroad Itraveling,
And rea.enttn: :ft. Lulli.. refr.hoti (roan the effects of a long
ride.
T.• KANSAS and NEBRASKA thin Is the meet dirt.rt
r..0b., and la s,' destined for if: :logien, Springfield,
lir. Nspws, and nil points on thr 31
Cumberland and Tenln-oleo rivers, will nate
11111.ittilla SOS Ing in dint:tun:, s,•rrnty-tzvo miles
ions to SI. Imnfr, thirty-,en, n nthet lets bi Blooluingft.ti,
and nitl+s le.s to Springhelil, than by any other
route.
Thr, , ugh Titt, ,syr this route cut) be procured at the
ltrt, , usilr licke.t Otheva in ,N.,r York, Boston,
ch.lphta, Halt silillrll, Albany. 8ut141, , , and at all Thi,0,,11
Tscket otticeo throughout the States, and in Chicago tit tl.O
Drarlmsrn street, opposite thy Tie
tent at the IN•pvt of the I Crontrat
~f ater •trevt.
it,..punxit;h• Ltaggagu Men will alwayx hr nt the Depots of
larnan; Roach; going into Chimgu, to Clic•vk Baggage
through to any point destied ••n the lilac.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
la s sit
FROM PITTSBUItOII TO
Col u ml.us, I Whit DADOII3, Chimga,
LIOCILIIIALi, Terre Haute, Hoek Island,
I, un,ville. 1 iuuennes, lowa City,
Ni. L. F'S IS, ETA ll:intik, Dubuque,
Dayt,n, Cairo, IiDISLIA,
,VSIDA, Memphis, Peoria,
LAD...PAS, V I eksl.nrg, Peru,
Newark, New Orleans,
AND THE V a:D , . IFAL CITIES IN THE WANT AND SOUTH,
ritl the
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
k t. ‘,.:111.1f.t,1 111111 iu sucerneul operation
tut, It No•WIll I, Oil/V.
Otlll,llllllg . Ho road Anti Lictithee, tbiA n.ut ,
ell. - the tril% air a degsw of c,mfort unrivalled by auy
lbevl m.rnuir, W,ot from l'itt,Lurgh.
Fall Arrangement.
'On and after 51 ,, :n DAY, N•.l ember Lill. 1555, a 11111.1"
I,IN el,yrant and .wilt runumg Steamer+, c,,ntnannr..l
L. exm.r.enr.+l and 16,1 , 1111.11,411:111g ntlicers,
esery day at 5 I' 51.
. .
ENT Captain G,,anort.
FAIRY QUEEN.. "
Sir l'a— , ell,4e, .leep tboatd, and reach ,trubeneille At
7 .••1..4, u.cturg pith the Pa I
' l ' r:./1: at T.lr .t.. 11. 'or Itn; direct cunneetnat With Trai.
jr all the al., tinee--thua ebtauttur; a coullaa table nirht
te.f. and dz , achn, r'ke f.inune. J night Starr! by rai:r . , 4-0_
ihr- I- a. cheap any other Railroad runt,
Thr..,..:11 mot LAahl Tirketa, and further intorunitivn,
1,10,r,• JOHN J. HOUSTON,
N. 115 Water atreet, l'ittalutrgh.
GEC). IV. FULTON, Superintendent.
T.. DEVENNI', nerds, A 4. act. /:.:
-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAR,
OARRYING TUE
Great Catlett States Inall and Express
TWo PAS:Q.:MIER TRAINS RUN DAILY on ice outno
leogth from DUBUQUE TO CAIRO,
AND
CHICAGO Tv CAIRO
- -
This Itcuul. In connection with Trunnt of tho Ohio tur..
It. it. And Cl•icav 4.lad Itotirx.nd, r.ritut
• t.•- oil uniy rtuatuuutts It. li_ route I 11 , [11
CHICAGO To Sr. LUUIII,
CIIICAtiU TO CA./ RO,
JUAGO TO 1)171115QUE.
1=2=15
1 . . zus.l P. NL--:" . 7. Louis AND CAIII.O Exrai,s.
P Lail, by tlik train take tile caril of th,"
ut. R. I{.W aiinderal, and are carried dire, t
Leid•.
1 M. and 4.10 P. M.—iseat'ut,c AND 04taau,
l'unheth ( .. W.:41101111.11.0 with a
Lit of ,team Paul mid tho Uppur
.Ippi rllrr ,Iti.••.
rtuu, Iva, Cal, for Chicago and babuque at 7,30 A. IS
aria :ASO P. M.
El,lll the En-St and phiC. on tho Ohio Hs,
tit...111:1441 I, St. I."111S. N save 190103 of Ittdit - tus matt :It
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..,to.an H. or too :_vi !Pau Cairo to St. Limas, and atm.
an at,lvialtace of the rat or route, by taking al,
.ytn ita Call,
Sumner Arrangement
ILLEGRENY VALLEY RAILROAD
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Shortest and Quickest Route to all Points
on the Allegheny River.
11Vo DA I I.l' TRAINS 1v... Vat...burgh as follows--
If•rolo, L - pr.,. A. M., for KITTANNIN.L
, LA MON. FRANKLIN. RED -BANK. BRADY'S. BEN 1 , ,
tl 111 /N I Nti, REIM ER; 4 l.ll' L BROOK VILLE, and aL
~..turn North.
Er.neng ...omm.lation leaves at 5:43, P. M., stopping al
all ..11.\spu tolls.
Fare to Kittanning, $1,165
7,lladlesex $ 1 75ielariou
••-- .......... 2 rii,l'unxittalruey
2 23 tivimorsburg
l'ilrlsvillt. '2
.I.lllmo 2 Itunil Village
Ilutdy's Rend 2 22 Maliontng
K , llershurg 2 00 Texas
Bethlehem) 2 75 Mechauteaburg :3 lin
....;hannondale 325 Br ...krill..
Tickets to all of the al ore places ran Ito procured at the
1 11 lice, corner at l'unu and Wayne street., and at the Depot
on Taylor street. A. .1. HOPPER,
Je.l SuperiutaudeuL
AI A I
ti.eley'n Lady... Book for .li,
tiraluuub Nin,.;irtil/c for July •-.Xk.
l'etersufi'm Magazin., l'or July-17e.
N. V. Journal for July-1",
Yankee :cottons fur Juli
ItiUlou's Maga:qui. for July— 10c.
Brother Joitathau for 4111 July—a magnificent
U.•uLle !mintier—price 12c.
The above peg received at
I.ALIFFEII . O. BOOKSTORE.
Nu. '47 Fourth street.
; v.
pOR SALE,.—:!O Acres of Land, a good
Ju Kiiuntion for a k ountry store, about 2ti wiles front the
ity. lit a thriving neighborhohd and n,, alert n ear .
How. and lot and Clime vacant lota in A lloglieny City.
ELODEONS AND REED ORGAN.—
Charlotte Blume has just received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Reed Organs in elegant rosewood
aura of every variety and style, comprising 4, 43,4 and 5 oc
taves, portable style, with .scroll legs; 5 mid 5% octaves,
serapliine or Piano style, with rich moulding; carved music'
desk, (Itc4 5 octaves,..piano style, with 2 stops, and contain.
mg 2 sets of reeds throughout, the one tuned an octave
als,ve the other, an excellent instrument for the use of
Churches, Chapels and Lecture rooms livery instrument is
submitted to a thorough exiunitiatton previous to being lent
from the ruanufactor), and is warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended as being far superior,
Loth in tone and dais); to any others manufactured.
The chief improvements (upon which the makers have
secnred Letters Patent,) consists In !winging the wind to Ile
hre.'ly upon the reed. eons to produce, on opening the key
valve. tie:quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
passes Into a modulating chamber, ienclosed by the MIN
which mellows the tone, and give It More of melodious, flute
like
quality, than is the general property of reed instru
ments. For sale by
.let? •• Ohl Established Plana depot" So. 115 Wood st.
FI.SII-10
20 lif. "
Lake Superior Trout;
Received and for sale In-
SPRINGER lIARBAUGH,
jeai 295 Liberty street.
REFINED SUGARS-
15 bbl. Loves - 4'W" A" crushed Sugar;
30 do Stearart'e "A" do do;
15 do Lovering's floe pulT'd do:
10 do du coarse do do;
10 du do crushed do; in store end
c, We by Utle] MILLER & RIOEMERON,
T UDLUM'S SPECIFIC-5 gross in store
jj and for sale by [Yea] FLEXING BROS.
( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Moll Route
RAILROAD,
I'. 310RUAN, Jr., SuperinteudenL
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J. D. SCIIERMF.ItIIvItN,
General Paaaenger Agent.
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TONICS WON'T DO!--They never did do
more than give temporary relief and they never will.
It N bemuse they don't thuelt the native of the disease. The
cause of ttil!vigue 'and bilidus viiiindmea Is ttII atmospheric
puteon chiled 511itstria, - or Malaria. Nentrallie this poison by
its natural antidote. and all diamane caused by it dleappeare
at once. ithoded Pe l verluilt Ague cgrerla this Antidote ur
Malaria, aiKrwahottc It itra peetectly rutrvalmle medicine.
.The cortilicut s e of 44e oplobratld cheml44 J. A Chilton, of
.New :Stork, to tat eireet, fa attached' tan every INAtk„ there
fore if it does no good It can do nu harm.
This Is more than can be said of Quinine, Anemic, or any
tonic in existence, es their.use.lattlinattalintheeotistßati o n
and Wino on Dumb Ague, which:never aituwe eberion to
feel perfectly well, fur a single moment. In Illustration of
these indite T annex seine extracts from ale Just received
from althyalcian:
OF.OII.I7ETOWN, Ohio, Starch 17,186 E.
JAS. A. MODES. Esq.--Dear Sir: Yours of 2d inst. is at
band. The Cure arrived late last year and the difficulty in
getting any one to try it was greatly increased from the
fact that a remedy had been Introduced which was groirlng
in favor with the public, as being better. than using Quinine
—not knowing I presume that the remedy they used to
escape taking Quinine, contained the drug itself!
This rmedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would- invariab y
break an ague, but it did not cure it, as it would often re
turn with renewetrvigor. This tine circumstance I deemed
in your favor, if I could institute a test comparison betweeu
It and 'your Cunt. The following is the result
Three persona took your Curs, all of which were cases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many weeks. standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, occasionally
missing a chill, but it was (as in all each cases) slowly Wear.
lug them out, and laying the foundation of other and.seve.
rer maladies. I did succeed in I Netting' a radical cure of
all three of these cases with your remedy, and they hate
riot bad a chill since. In all three of these cases the Smith's
Tonic had been used. and would, as before stated, break the
doll, but after a period or two had elapsed It would return.
I think there will be no difficulty now in giving to your
Cur,, the vantage ground of any other remedy now In use
herr. Sc., So. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain as a PILYVFINTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
when you feel the chitin coming on, and you will never have
a singlo one._
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, IL 1.
For dal. by Druggiete generally. Jill
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W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
3.19, .;:21 altil 333 Liberty atreet,
Oppunito Smithjleht
PITTSBUR 1 ',I.
LE" n m d u , RA
Curbin g l : E -
t.
uild Vaults for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Watihatand Tope, and Imposing Stones mad,.
by machinery. in less time and better style than can bo (lobo
by mere manual labor, Particular attention is paid to the
manufacture
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, as
feel persuaded that after doing se, and learning our prices,
($l5 and upwards,) but few who are able to own a good
house, will be willing t • remain long without procuring one
or more Marblo Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
not liable to takS lire, and root but little more than a good
wood mantle.
Marble sold low to the trmie, limrth atonea made Weider.
Our stock of Alarble In the largest in the Went, and being
manufactured by the bunt wo.kmen, aided by machinery, in
worthy of attention.
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Orders, addressed to me, at 310 'Liberty streot, Pittsburgh,
tilled with despatch. W. W. WALLACE.
QMUT MACHINES.— LULL'S PATENT
twilit SMUT IAIIII.INES, used in 700 Mile in the
Meet. They rnn light, clean well; are datable, and when
they become snusath, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the Burr. They have been used for five years in the City
Ploaburgh,*(ohe of the largest mills in the 'Peet,) and
me is maimed to clean well. /for particulars, see
Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
ego= W. W. WALLACE.
rroMILL OWNERS.—French Burr AO
Laurel Hill Stones, Belling Clothe, Mill Spindles, !fill
lams, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and CobOrsndptb, Cast Iron
Proof Staffs, Ac., always on hand and made to drder, at 31i
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
ap32 W. W. WALLACE.
(,ITEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—
IJ Euginexl, with the latest improvements, warranted hest
quality, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
iron, made on short notice. Orders filled with despatch, at
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
sp22W. W. WALLACE.
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber ball on hand, and is manufaatialg, Portable
}louring Mills, of an imppoved quality; they are very COM
peel, run light, grind feel, (five to Eileen bushels per hour.)
can he driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prove
a valuable acquisition to iron masters, lumbermen and large '
stock feeders. Orders filled at 319 Liberty street„ Pittsburgh.
_eV). W. W. WALLACE.
T PITHCI.
FREE OF I !-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR RNDRAVINGS, entitled "Bolton Abbey in
the Olden Times," a splendid steel engraving, Er in the cele
brated painting by Landseer; and the "Departure of the
loaelues from Sept," a large and beautiful engraving front
ri painting by D. Roberta. The retail price of the above en
gravings is $1 per copy, but will be sent free of charge,...)
follows
The !subscribers bare eatablished a BOOK AGENCY in
Philadelphia. and will furnish any book or publication at
the n-tail fr, of postage. Auy persona, by forwarding
the subsci imam priio of any of the $3 Magazines, finch no
iiieley's, Putnam's, Graham's, Frank Lealie's Fash
ions, Sc., will receivi the magazines for one year, and a copy
of the above beauLdul engratings, free of charge,
or if a and asl Magazine, such as Pot,-
.”I . A. and, Challen's Ladles' Christian Annual, they will re.
raise berth magazines and 11 Copy of either ia the above
eu
genviags.
Y.eery description of Engraving nu Wood executed with
neatness and despatch. iI3WS of Buildinga. Newspaper
Headings, Viras of Machinery, Book. Illustratious, Lodge
et:ethic-an-a, Business Cards, ke. An orders sent by mad
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their build
ing. engraved. cub send a daguerreotype or elietch the
building by mail or express.
Persons at a distance having saleable articles would Bud it
to their advantage to address the anbacribert, na Iwo would
act as agents for the sale of the same.
BYEAM & PIERCE,
60 South Third street, Plats&hails.
aplertiewly
BRO . ,
0 CTIV:I4.
RoTT & CURT IS, Dealers in Real Estate,
Jr sr. Anthony Yalta. Mill l, 3olATerritory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Terrin,ry. Money loaned, - invest
th 0.10 to the beet advantage, and Land Warrants 10c.,.
tat. .klso..kgetits for the sale of Lots In the town of SLI'.
CL1l.:1). 65 Mil. from SL Anthony, and bead of navigation
above the Yalta. The survey of the great Pacific Rath wad
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous ad
vantages it posseeses as a place of business, will make it one
of the largest cite.* In the Northwest.
IanCELNIZIES:
Ex-Governor Ramey, Miltueoota.
Hon. ISni. U. Walsh, Chief Justice of Minnesota.
Lion. J. Meeker.
Don. 11. Wee, Delegate to Congrong.
iii e, flollingitheatl & Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Mooorn. Burnt, k Oaks, Banker.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. S. Land Office
sep2o
Joseph White's Carriage Repository.
J°SIKH I WHITE, now carrying on Limi
lat‘.3 in his spacious premises, (now lately Mt.
eularged,) on the Pittsburgh mid Greensburg
Turnicle, near the Two Mile Run.. .between
Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectfully invites the public
to inspect his stock of CA.B.RI.AtIIiS, BUGGIES, &c. And he
particularly informs gentlemen purchasers, that one price
only is Made.
Pourteen years' experience In the business enables him to
place before his patrons the mime choice collection of Car
tinges which, so many years past it has been his particu lar
department to select, from the carious and most talented
Eastern manufacturers. The success of his now system is
:0111 plets—thr scouting of his arrangements will supply the
best ash! Mont WhiollaPle ttlailaraetlltlw at moderato i.ri, rt.
Unencumbered by those heavy ~Xpenelest, which the rn01.155
for de,oratin g boi.es of business Mix heaped mani the pr:.-e
of rsels, (bwing to large rents.) JOSEPH WHITE sill son,
on r , m-IY moue) 01 4, at mash less than the usual prices,
l'arrlame repaired iu the best manner, Wll.ll despatch.
J.I.MLS LL1821.1 55.5158 C. 111CIIET.
1) LAKELY RICI EY, REAL ESTATE /hit,-
x Las, c..rtier of SeVelith and Smithfield streets, Mts.
burgh.
Farms, iloilisst. Lot& Mills, Furnaces, Ac. Ac., bought and
.in commission ; Laud IVarrauts bought, sold aml
441; Bills, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Especial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Tel iu_s
reasonable. govi..;Atow
ALEXANDER W. KISTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Lae*, and Solicitor in Chancery, Agent
for proeuriug Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the Col
toction of Claims in Great Britain and Ireland.
Steir Collections made iu this and adjoining Counties; Es.
Cates of dece.dentS iettled; Real &tato bought, oi
leased, and routs collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Omen on FOURTH street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1855—finh'41:dswl
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Coto
• inissloner for the States of TenneaSue, Now Wand ,
shire, Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
Clabidtant, Isonisiana and Virginia.
ale- heeds drown, and acknowledments and proof• taken
for record or use iu any of the above named States, - Wiwi.,
Mienssippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, Mire, 28, 18.55—(1111128daw]
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.--
The Coal Works lately owneti. by A. Leech, Jr. At
situated on the Monongahela river, about l% miles from
Patsburgli, are now for sale. The property consists of 115
acres and lld perches of Land, Omni or less) and all the
coal therein; and also all the Coal in about 100 acres mote,
together with Buildings, Railways, Ac.
For further partienlars apply to
D. W. & A. S. 1 1 511.4 attY% at Law,
mill:Java( No. 103 Fourth at.. Pittsburgh.
I_)ARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
_UP offers for sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Counensville
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borough of RFS.
PoliT. Four of the Lots are 3734 feet in width by boot
120 in depth, fronting at one end on the Depot, and at the.
other ea Sinclair street; and two of them fronting fur theft
whole length on other streets. .
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Also--TWO LOTS, l 7 fest In widtly fronting the calm
side of the Depot, and in &loth 121--one of the Lote Lorde r.
lag for Its whole length on Jerome street.
No better property can be (musk and it will be told low
Part of the payment taken in Stock of the Qounollsville
Railroad, if desired. ORO. E. iiILLMORB,
Office of the Morning Poet.
Pittsburgh. August 31, 11150.—Adasstl
WIG MANUFACTORY—MRs. RENTER,
six doom from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
Office, Allegheny City, I. prepared to fill orders for WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL lIAIR WORK. The best
quality of material to furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed. mylkedswly
NEV BOOKS AT DAVINSONS, 65 Market
street near Fourth.
Poema, by Richard Cheneriz Trench.
The Vi'lifte Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, do. do.
Conde Nliwries of Human Life.
Helps' Spa/deli Conquest In America.
Everybody Her Own ;Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its Evils arid Its Consequences.
Paper Dulls and How to Make Them.
lillleldeChmsh or Reminiscences of n "Country ['Wo
rsts, by John W. Chickerfng, a D.
Sigbt and
erk. Hearing, How Preserved and How Lost, by Dr.
Cl
Lorenzo Bruoul, by Author of Dr. Antonio.
The Suffering Savior, by Krumacher.
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chau-
Ding.
Lectures on Great Men; Myers, L 01.141114
Man and His Money, Its Use and A.bnee ; by Dr. Tweedir
Monaldi, atale Ly aahington,Allletton.
Lectures dellverea to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
Harper a Magazine, miaow) as published--W cts. JelS
JUNE MAGAZINES --Just received and
fo ar r sal per'es by FL AISAER & CO, No. 32 Smithfield street:
H Magazine for Jan.;
Gods re Lady's Book tor Jaw:
Peta nwmett Magazine for June:
Journal for M ay.
All the NSW BOOKS published antler sale by
H. MINER & 1::0 4 ' .
No. 32 Smithfield street.
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AYER'S CHERRU.PECA
FOR THE RAPID CURE ON ootrarts, Cm Pq . HOARSE
NMI, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPINGCOIiuIt; .CROtT,
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
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Tma Itzeittst b offered to tbe arta
, munity with the confidence we feel in
an article which Seldom fall real
'!y..,, to. rea
' tr. ire the happiest effect& that can bade.
aired. So wide b the fold of Its rise
' - fulness, and so numerous the cues of
tie?' its cures, and almost every section of
A - 10 1 , 81 0''" . the country aboundsin persons, pub.
set -.s • ,
licly known, who have been reetored
front alarming and oven desperate dis
eases of the hugs, by its nee. When mar tried, ita ince.
riority over every other medicine of its kind, le bat apparent
to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer, hesitate what antidote to-ow:tiptop for the
illetreasing and dangerous affections of the pu l monary or
gans, which are Incident to our climate. . '
Nothing boa called louder for the earnesizirmatry of medi
cal men, thee the alarming prevalence and fatality of con
sumptive complaints; nor has any one clam of diseases had
more of their investigations and cam. ]tut as yet ins ado
gnats remedy has been provided, on which the. pnbilreconld
depend fur protection from attacks upon the respiratory or
guns, until the introduction of the CIiIittWE'PEOTORAL.
This article is the product of a long, laborious, and, I•believe,
successful endeavor to furnish the community with each a
remedy. 01 this Inatatatement the American people arenow
themselves prepared to judge, and I appeal with confidence to
their decision. If there is any depeptience to be placed in
what men of every chess-and station cartify.it has dome for
therm' if filitittilteuet ourown semies, - Whisn we sea &porous
Affections-00m traciatand lungs yield to tt: if we an d i erasid
the easizrance of intelligent -Phyirahine who make it - their
business to know - e-brltherteli,thereisray reliance upon any
thing, then if is irrefutably proven that this medicine dose re
lievetind does cure the class of diseases it is designed for t be.
yond any and all others that are known to mankind. If this 1*
true, ft cannot be too freely published, nor too widely known,
The afflicted shimid know it. A remedy that cures Is price
less to them. -Parents should know it, their children are
priceless to them. All should know It, for health.- can be
priced to no one. Not only should It be circulated here, but
everywhere, not only in this country, but in all countries.
How faithfully we have actecton this convation, is Ararat lis
the fact that already this article has made the circles of the
globe. The can never nets on its limits. No continept Is
without it, and but few tmoples. Although not in so general
use In other natiolis as in this, it is employed by the more
intelligent iii almost all civilized countries. It Is exten
sively employed in isith America,—in Europe, Asia,' Africa,
Australia and the fie -off islands of the sea. Life is WI dear
to Its peatessors there as here, and they grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike most preparations
of Its kind, it is an expensive compoeition of costly material.
Still it Is afforded to the public ut ayeasonably low prim, and
what is of vastly more importance to them, its quality la
never suffered to decline from its original standard-of excel
lence. Every bottle of thin medic:Me, now manufactured, Is
all good as ever has been made heretofore, or as we are ca
pable of nuking. No toil or cost is spared, in maintaining
It in the hest perfection which it in pc-nil ; r to produce.
Hence the patient who procures the genuine CHERRY Pee-
TURAS., can rely on having as good nu article nn has ever-been
had by those who testify to its cures.
By pursuing this course, I have the hope of doing some
good in the world, as well as the satisfaction of believtug
that much has been done already.
Alas-Prepared by .1. C. AYRR, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Bold by It. A. PAHNMTOCE & CO, at wholesale and es-
tail, by every Druggist lu Pittsburgh, en by all Dealers
everywhere. apt: rrid&es
The Greatest Medical Discovery
at - TH E A CilE
MR. KENNEA, of RosbAry, htts diktgr•
ored in one of our common pasture weeds a. remedy
that cures essay kind of Humor, from the worst Serofeiki too
common Pimple_
He has treated it in over °Wan hundred ewes, and never
failed except In two cases (both thunder humor.) He has
now in his pcsmomion over two hundred" certificates of Its
value, all within twenty miles of Ruston.
Two bottles are warranted to once a nursing, sore month.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimples of
the ewe.
Two to three bottles will scour the system of boils.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
month and stomach.
Three to live battles are warranted to cure the worst case
of eryalpelaa.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all humor of the
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to care running of the oar ond
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and ran-
Mug ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most des
perate cases of rheumatism.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst cases
of ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warranted lo cure salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the Brat bottle, kick
a perfect cure Is warranted when the above quantity
taken
Nothing looks so improbable to those who halts in vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a cam
moo weed growing iu the pasture, and along old stone walls,
should cure every immor lathe system; yet it Is news fixed
but. If you have a humor It has to start. There era no Ifs
nor ands', hums or ha'e about suiting some cases and not
yours. I peddled over a thousand bottles of it in the vicinity
of Boston. I know its effects In every ease. It herein - 0y
done some of the greatest cures ever done In Maasachnsetta.
I owe it to children a year old; to old people of sixty„ I
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose Bah
was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect state of health by
one bottle.
To those who Sr.' subject to a sick headache, one bottle
will always cute it. It gives great relief to catarrh and diz
rineet. Some who have been costive for years, have taken .
and been regulated by it. Where the bodyJa sound it works
yoke tan), but where there is any derangement of the lunc
h.m of nature, it will cause van. singular roelings, but you
must not be alarmed—they always disappear in from fotir
days to a week. There is never It teed result from It. On the
contrary, when that feeling is over, you will feel yourself
like is new person. I heard some of the most extravagant
encomiums of it that man ever listened to. No change of
diet is ever necessary -not the beet you MD get. I have like
is hie an herb. w hick. when simmered in sweet oil. dissolves
Scrofulous swelling of the neck and under the ears. Prico
f) cents. Price of the Heine 1 Discovery 41 per bottle.
Directions for Ur.—Ada' tcor table spoonful nee den
Children over eight years, Lessen spoonful; children from
five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As no direction can be
made applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
on the bowels twice a day.
Mr. K N EDI - gives personal attendance In bad caamiof
Scrofula.
Sold, a heiesale and retail, at Dr. KEYSEIL's, 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley, and J. P. FLEMINO, Alle
gheny.
INHALATION
CUBE OF ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION,
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL.
HYGEANA
BROUGHT HOME TO THE DOOR 07 THE MILLION
AWONDERFUL DISCOVERY bas recent
ly been made by Dr. Ceara, of this city, in the treat-
meat of Consumption, Asthma, and till diseustui of the Lunge.
We refer to " Dn. Coarse' ilragass., OR Itnimaso Uteitirt
VAPOR ihnD Clinar SIRUP," With this-new method, Dr. C.
lea restored many afflicted ones to health; ea an evidence of
which, he low innumerable certifentes. Speaking of the
treatment, a physician remarks: "It Is evident that inhaling
--constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor—the
medicinal properties must come In direct contact with the
whole icrial cavities tit the lunge, and thus escape the many
and varied cheafges produced upon them when Introduced
into tlie stomach, and subject to the process of digestion."
The Ilygenna Is for sale by all the Druggiststhroughout th•
--
conntry."New York Digchrnan qf January 14.
The Inhaler is Worn on the brunet, under the linen, with
out the least inconvenience—the heat of the body being
sufficient to evaporate the dna Hundreds, of races of cores,
like the following, might be annual.
Ono package of the Ilygenna has cored mo of the Asthma,
uf siz years' standing. J. IP. lisnannat,
Postmaster of Damainuott, Pa.
I am cured of the Asthma, of ten years' standing, by Dr
Curtis' llygeana. Maltneltrr K.ASTON, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mitt Pets., of No. 5 Hammond street, N. Y., was cured - of
a severe FASO of Bronchitis by the llygeana.
My sister has been enred or a distressing cough, of several
years' standing, and &coded to be incurable by the phytti,
clans. She was cured In one month, by the ilygoana. '
J. It Iflittamer, Richmond, Ma.
The Rev. Dr. Cessna, of Nev York, testitiea of our modl
clue in the following 14155aiwa:
isw Yana, November 16, 1864,
Dear Sir—l CALLE highly of Dr. CUltili Ilygeana as a rent
ads to diseases of the thrust and hang. Having had 110M0
opportunity to testify its telcacy, 1 ittuaionviticed that It las
masa eXCeiiellt both Ose Syrup and tho inhaling
applicattou to the cheat,
N. 11.—Dr. Curti"' Gyassua to tho ORIGINAL and ONLY
OENUINII ARTICLE; .11 others are base Imitations, or vita
nod uraus.jous counterfeits. Shun them as you would
routut,
For sale by Dr. Geo. EL Bevan, 140 Wood street; B.
R. Sellers A Co.;Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City; Jain
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L. Kaiser, Rochester.
rayl4:davrem
• SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
INQUART BOTTLES.
Der the Renewal and Permanent Curt of all Diseases arinna
fm; an .Im a treSlak of Nend, or
This truly valuable preparation es.extrueted from selected
roots of the finest description by means of an expensive end
powerful apparatus, which obtains the .egl.n.n4 and acne e
principle in a highly concentrated form, su seicodilcallY coin.
bluing the several vegetable products In the process that a
compound extract of Sarsaparitta is obtained infinitely supe
rior to any other for purifying the blood, and the cure of
Scrofula, ..Felt Rheum, Ulcers, Fever, Sores, Pimples, Boils,
Cutaneous Stumm., Rheumatism, liercurial diseases, Liver
Complaint, Dy.pepailt, Bronchitis, Consumption, Female Ir
regularities, Loss of Appetite, and lienend
This powerful remedial agent acts simultaneously upon the
Stomach. the Circulation and the Rowels. and gently stimu
lates, while ft disengage% and expels from the system all that
is irritating m u d prejudicial to bodily health. Being purely
vegetable. it Is perfectly harmless in its operation; the most
delicate persons may take it at any time with perfect safety.
The astonishing success of this medicine constantly trir
creasing during the last sixteen years, has secured for it the
distinguished commendations of the Faculty, and It enjoys a
whieepreail popularity and extensive patronage which throw*
entirely out of cotaPetition every other preparation of Saris:
patina.
Attention is respectfully solicited to the following certills
cue:
ANOZEIRS: CURE OF SCROFULA.
Taor, Y. Y., September 1, 454,
Arno:. A. B. ft. Smu l .l--41entlemen: I have for nearly
three yeah been troubled with that dreadful diseaau, Bcro
; so much so, WI to be offensive to my hwiband and to m fth•
y.
self; and to obtain relief, have tried every hind of medicine
that came under my notice, without edict. One ormy
hors, who had been ced of a shallar complaint' y out
Sarsaparilla, advised cu r ed tuakoktrial of it, mull Can trtily
say that it has done the a'vorld - of good; having chmpletely
cured me. lloping4 that my evidence may induce others
similarly afflicted to adopt the stone remedy, with the same
satisfactory r e s ults , / - renutirVlOntefully yours,
• SABAN J. PortufAtt.
13.. Pared and gold by• 11. D. SANDS, , Druggirts
and Ch ta, 100 Fulton street, New York. Sold also by.
B. A. FAUNESTOCK & CO.; IiIdCALEKO intoß.:4PitiiibiziA -
thandis by
by Druggists generally. Price $1 per bottle, or al het"
4 , 4/ I^'
THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY—FItia
all parts of the country, north and south. proprie ,
tors are almost daily In receipt of such flattering Wiliam:Ai.
Male as the following, relative toll. A. Falniestock's unequal.
ad Tern:Huge: . _
Gssrumorto', Ala, AprillBth,l34s.
E, A, Fum us t oc k 4 tb.-1 have boon gelling your
Veradtbge in We place for live years, and take pitesure in
stating„ for the information of the trade and of the Imbu e ,
that It has been, so for as I know, one of the most 6 .118(EC ,
tory remeditat lu the market, and one of the most maleable
medicines we have. I have also pi-mould knowledge of its
good effects In numerous coma under the treatment or oar
phyaiciana, till of whom one it regulorly,and &temp t k uittt,
to be ante and 'reliable as. Worn) opecitio? raWreeniss.
mend ft as one of the saftsst and, heat lu the market.
A. STOLLWWERCK.
Prepared and sold by - D. A: FAtINDDTODIC'd CO„
nitlo corner of Wood and First eta. Pillobiargh.
nR. HUL LIU EN'S PARISIAN TOO
PASTE.—This Tooth Paste is the hest of ito kind for
c:eaneing and preserving the teeth, In prepared lintitr
the supervision of Dr. Haitian. Sold only by
JOS. YLVAIING,
kinrkast.oinalitorDlionand...
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