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DR.ITEISKELL'S TETTER OINrMENT
Thei Ointment has never been known to fail In th
cure of Totter, Scald Head. Itch, ItlnErsiorma, Uleors,Seal,bi
Pimples. Frosted Limbs, Intlamed Free, Piles and all ern{
dons of the skin
For tulle .•nly I.) JOS. YLEMINti,
jet, corner Diamond and Market et __
WANTED --A SITUA'fION, by a youaF
Lady, in a Dry Ooods or Trimming Store, or Milli
nery eetabliahment
WANTEb—e'eeeral UllUeS to do housework, in the eft,
and country. A Isn, a situation by a boy about fourteen, I a
store to run errands, or other light work.
. . . .
FoR SALE-- 7 A small TANNERY, in good order and doing
a good bUntne.s, in a small village about fifteen miles from
hftaithe cit n y. The owner wishing to go West, willed' at a great
i
Inquire of OEOEOF. W BONN, at his Agency and intel
ligence Office, north Lade of Ohio street, fourth door nest of
the Diamond. Allegheny City.
BEESON'S lIYDRAULIC CEMENT, OR
WATEIt LIME.—The undersigned keep constantly on
hand a large stock. article article of the best quality. The
attention of ContjaCtOrll ana Builders of Navigation Locks,
A que d uc t s , Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, Ac, Is re
quieted to this article. The well known resistance and im
perviousness of water, charactetistic of this Cement, renders
it of the that necessity to all structures exposed to the action
of water or damp. tapS:3m ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
A LCO '76 P Alcohol ;
LIOL-40 bids.
6 do '97 P do
la stow and for sale by
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• N THE COUR
sreTE op DEL
• • II •••
Petition for Partition.
Thomas P. Dal to
e.
tad now to wit, this twoutyeseventh day of !larch,
real of our Lord one thonsond eight hundred and fifty-six,
Unaptly/Lb rAlstnift Wate the Chanceltor, upon the matiflll 0f
. l u 4 PlavP) C6ttl4ltYts. P alßlU*. t Ittito.orifileinauet CQU'olior and
tint writs iirsommoris aforesaid, and the Sheriff's return
thereon htdng seen and examined, it ic thereupon ordered
by the Chitteellor that the atbrosaid defenduntui Richard C.
Dale and Thom. Y. Dale, appear in the muse on Tuesday.
the it'id day of September next. And it is ordered and di
rected by the Chancellor, that a copy of this order shall la
inaerted in the Pitl.qpuryh Pod, a newspaper publLthed in
the city of Pittsburgh, in the State of Pennsylvania, en - 71 shall
be continued in said newspaper for the space of one mouth :
and also that a ropy ofsaid order shall for the same spore of
I .me be posted in the office of the Register of this. Coup and
at the Court aortae door in this County.
State of Delaware,
Kent County, SS. f •
I. John K. Jarvis, Register in Chancery in Kent county,
atoressid, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
.4 the ardor in the above cause, now of-temrd In this Court.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my band 'lnd
affixed the seal et the said Court, at Dorer, th is 14th dot of
May. A. D. 1806 JOHN K. JARVIS,
m?2•2.ltu
Register in Chaucer,
REAL ESTATE AfARKET,
CORNEA OF BETENTLI AND SIUTFITIELD STRErnt,
PI r TRBU '2
Fe hat , the following Real Estate for sale:
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND In St. Clair wwriallip, ou
(he oid Washington Road, well improved
SIX ACRES OF LAND In Cliartiera township, alxdit half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with valoulde
raprovements, suited for a genteel oonntry residence.
A LOT OF GROUND In Emit Liberty, 10 feet by 180: will
tin sold low.
FOUR ACRES. tOF LAND near linersville
VEX. ACR...S ti) , LAND in Indiana towrnahip. at the
month of Deer Creek., On which are good improvement, and
an old establiabed ferry
FIFTEEN ACetF.- LAND in Iridiana tow - 1111111p. near
Pine creek. with ii. , ACV E.- In Plow township, three a n d a
half miles front Loan's Stet..., on the A. C Railroad, with
lruproreineril,
A THREE ST"ity RH ILK LiVELLI NO II Ui f.. 0 , ti•-
•.leon at reef. Merry Hospital, I with rnotlo:n
mprovement,
A ()ARDEN FAli3l, adi...11,g the t i iN, of hearer. e‘.ll
mining twenty - 4hr,, serve, 0 ithin eighty rod, of lto•
Twu FINE LoTS in the f{ , rougli Manclies:er.....rner
of Cliartiera ..tel Farette 'trot,.
A VALIJAHLIS MILL, PROVERTV AND FARM In berry
towildup, W.tnion.land county, would be exchanged for
rite property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the S.W.:,
Valtl 6f.11C1011, with five Or tell A(..r.is of Land.
TIFF:STY ACRIIS OF LAND adjoining the Swiwrale
Station. Apply to ( jolt BLAKELY & RICHKV.
TWELVE Ili IURS
A DVANCE OF THE MA IL 1 .
Akar. TILE EASTEEN DAILIEB are regularly received,
twelve hours in /Wyllie, LA the )fail, 00,1 dent rr'sl is not,
heriLer3 at the following rtes:
Philadelphia LEDOEH., loc. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE. It:c. per week
" II E ILA LL, ••
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41 Leave tour orders for those, er any other Eastern
p /mere, at 7I ilfth street, for
rriy24RDA-LARD BLIANNON.
Clfr:S — A - LE--2.0 acres of land, on which is
F
erected a ',wed lox house, frame barn and other out.
imildings, all in mast order lb area eleere,l, well leaved
nd iu i.;da,.l state of culti,, teat; a young orchard, several
acres of glob and cloy.. now in g,asi glut thriving COlt•li•
lion; the rottnlitling s acres well tnbered--would be a
situation fur a store, being situated on the cross roads, Le.
I wean Bakerstown and Butler, iu Middleses township,' Pal
1, county. Will be sold low —terms easy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, iu a Dry simile,
Trimming or Millinery- emabluthuu•nt.
Wauted--SeVeral girl, to tin hotinetettrk In the city nod
• .entry Alas. a situation I , y 0 buy about foorteen years, of
de, In it sure, le ft/11,11.1as er other light work.
In.ildre nisi F.V.W. BUNS. at his Agency and I utellige sloe
north side or I thiostri,t, fourth don east ot . Diamond,
A LLEG RENY CITY. Je:
ACARD—I request the attention of my
friends and the public to my stork of
SPRING AND SHMMER GOODS,
Which I think contains a larger variety of rich styles than
any other former purcha.. I have taken special panic to
obtain all the shades of
FANCY CLOTHS
gene:ally desired, viz: P'entle. Dahlia, Mulberry, Bronze,
Drab, broad. and Olive, with various tints of Green and
Blue 1 have observed the same care in selecting tin
FANCY CASSIMERES,
%flitch embrace a choice assortnieut of light colors, suitable
fur evening ih . essi in the summer season, with, a nunila•r of
Black lilastie Figured Goods; also, intended for the 1, ,, t
weather. Sly atuck of VESTING: Is as large as an,, be
found elsewhere, comprising every esriels' of Silk Palt4 4 tt• ;
plain and figured Onmadines and Marseilln.
Al j mectrtinent of Boys' Clothing has bt , on Meronstal nod
I am premised to fill all orders In this branch with ile.r.•
natinfintlon to myself and I.uyere than hitherto. 1 u.dii.l
_ - call specittl attention ton number of pretty Intuit PLA I DS.
FRANK LESLIE'S Gazette t.l Fashion for peculiarly adapted to children's tire., which. 1 tink. ,o.
June;
not Mil to please. Also, Draettas, Argeutioe Cl,imes ,, Mont
lustre Merinos, French Nlanklnnettee. Drab Italian Cl.-'
Rn i.: k et Licher MN:uine for June; fu
with numerous styles of Wonted and Linen Goods, tote. 1,1
fa, kens' liuticel,..l,l %folds do;
1M t natl.'s Liu •M:
,•ither MI corn's or boy's clothing .
,
The Schoolfellow ,t, ;
ap2.s:llndaw SOLOMON OI'ONER, No, 80 Wood s•
. .
speech of the lieu. Chart, Sumner: . ...__
The Invalid's Guide nod Consumptive's Manual: b . C. ' A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
',I Fitch, A. M. M. D .
One Thomand and T,.tt Thitigs worth knowing Or those who wish to Engage in the
The Loudon Illustrated News. For sale by 1 MACHINE ,
oivalß . T. C. MORGAN. 41 Fifth rot.i
N
OR ENGINE. BUILDING' BUSINESS.
EW PUBLICATIONS—
riII{ E UNDERSIGNED offers at private sale
1.,,,e's Gazette of Patbiou for June, price 23c
Putnam's :liagartno do du 4u . _IL until the Ault day of Juno next, the whole stork in
Household W.•rds du do 21k . 1 ale, Patten., Shafting, Heating Pilo", and Fixture. to
. - AglalfellOW do th, ilk . . ace in the - l'itt Machine Wurkk and Foundry.'• lotated iu
Harper's Ma,:, 4th aupplj, do do Idle. Allegheny City, corner Main and Cherry streets.
tlotiey's Lady s Book 3d .1.. do do ak. I The amok 01 Tools consist in part:
tirahiim do do 20, • Flat—Of a.No. I Steam Engine, nearly new, 14 Inch ct Li
Peterson do do 174.
der, 3 feet stroke, with . ylluder halm 44 ins It dinmet, i
Knickerhs km do do 2ih•use only one year.
Leslie's N. 1 Journal 110 I. Ike. 1 One large and one small power Planing Machine.
:':arrow - gran Papers ,1. 9ts Twenty.thri, turning lathes, rarityus lengths and to:
Pluton Tales, by Melville "o no, which swing from seven feet dawn to twelve IllehOr , ..•
Sunnily Papers, by John Brougham do MA.. the shears.
Recent speeches ot Chart. Sunnier ,lo 1.1'4 One large Boring Mill.
Shoe!, ittc•dieetotto. Single and double-geared upright Drllling Machin.
TM above, with a large assortment o f school and mi. ~1. One excellent Gear-cutting Engine. with a great !Ilia
lhaeanai "mks, statiotiort• A eoid from Its to 2(1 per ,rat. of arbors and rut Mrs so Irian/ oilier.
tower than ~law here ..44 I.Al*Plrlilt'S Book Store, Ito Bolt and liut-cultlng .Slewhitte.
my3l No. 77 Fourth titre t. Stabbing. Eluting, Pouching and Filing 1,... hities
Tweuty...,even l'iowli, in good order.
B usiN-Ess.. BL . SI N 1 - .:SS I ! A gr• at number of Stocks arid Di., ,i 1 all sir,.
1111. PE , •PF RTI V , •!: s. 11.1: --....;,,tt• o o 13- ••••- thr.ad...
o icklry, n mil; bunco' I'tsr a wa. it tun of stone, smut ,11, 11l churl. a remplete set ~1 Toole f, Comm Maohiut
• hit, .i..: .11 o•itei g. 4.41 tog nod ...atm,. complete. A' ~ a . ..ii:4.hatfin g . or Steam lineitte-buidittu
now mill. ^_ goal frittlie 11 , us., 2 , ~, oe of land. Pri..... is , sr. , •
Setoust.—A "act nun Copal., thirtv-stx infltes in donne
A STEA )1 `Alt' Mll.l, c•tuare.m the 1.fh101i,,, to, • st in ..•••oisl ee l : r. with cast il , oll fan nod tixturvn, all oontid.
Marv't. do Moos lad ov ti lo•elint hi esi ,ntii to 1.6.u' It
TANNERS P• ill :. ALL dtc•ite 0 1 :donnas , ille• Vu.. ,oh C. ie , oven, Annealing i nen, bra. Furnrov, ('rune, .
• ~to, chop., 1... , al! la nod ked.Tl. large dk riling lodic . ..: and wrought ir m Loll, and Shard.n of various Illgea, no
tierce of gte.ini, di Ili, $4.0.1 full accorttio in --1 Flacks mot other t•cdc oectscore) I
p2Z. S. CUTD PELT A Si - iN, 1,1 Market -,. Found,'
on intro
th
.X_
NE ". Hook._ Tii.. Ki i i iiitiiped
iiii. i TIA.oI-1.),.. Mails:unit% Forges, with fan and tixtto •
I•low them, I...:ethei with it lull seer ou 1011,1 a, -at...1 'en Ist
_,..e Itatis .tmed Bain,: the pe rson .1 rit..11.-cti n. -I :tiers. and t..41s for Path It, ge e
14y'' '
let 4 :l it'. ot Ih os Wife - l Lot. - atter f dtt %ears "4 sla• r• it., sionn Trip Ilmoner, with a gnat niatilcet ~i di,, ,
Mrs. hate 11: It Pickard, it tilt clurtlot t , h) v.,
-auto. 1.1 May. ni I .to aptc.n.l, bn It olisto 11 Fiume-, 0 , h. , ;,,,,„„, ~,, ~.“, ~,
.., Vie ours.
li T. C. MORGAN Fair - Ili—A • otripleir al.a.k. ,•I Polly Patterns, ft da tom
pifi ..lo. 41 Fifth c' eat, 4,44 dinuicter, Spar awl Reset Wheel l'inu•rtic. f• .
‘ A . I . E H E,„,.., I I )ENCH F' / )H SALE . . A ,ai, ,0,-, at.l lat.h I a great nonilper end varlet) of Sla, I ,
neat, well built mirtsillished brick house situated ..41 Putl ' ll, ". 1'.. 1 i , gr..' "umber of other l'ath , ll, 1 •••• n't , .
it... North l'o•ninon. .41/exhatty City, containing six well oun t•• mention.
1 hese Tools or. all iu near rate order, and i 1,....• 1,
needed mines, a bath room, l'ellete sad belched attic; Its
propertt is boau
the yard
bare lasai fin' 0 number of years in eurcrsslul opera: ,
.(19111t ill 'Ph u tifinly local ed arid
, worthy t ,
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of
p,,,,_,,,,,,,,, wiling . de ,,,,,,,,,,,. , r . ,. and as the prtatint proprietors will, to d iscorilin tie blush,
a rare t Molest votTerrat kir the purchaser to secure at tut
gate residence. Wifl be lOW low. Apple to
lag BLAKELY A RICH Y.l a gm. , establobed . lint•an
! ]The limit . ..up can be leased at a fair rate for an) num! [OO3IESTIC GOODS. — A. A. Mason A: (' 0., ' of yearn.
have just opened over 'AM cadre and package* of , 1... V For In P - matt,. NA t ,, lime and tern,,, apply t,• the Ie
sty le calioctst and gingliams, notllllo/., checks, ticklngs. bbd rent proprietors on the premises.
every dr.cription of housekeeping goods which will be sold '
ia JENKS, RICHEY
ai a oonsid aide seductlon from the usual prices. p,'.N 11.--1 f the above tools are not sold before the . /ti,
- — u
be ailune red atblic itale
DARASOLS.-IWe invite the attention ,If! J
' the ' y winP
.
J.., the helms to some 1.1,00 new parasol s , we har e rec... vet I,
;\uTICE
[hes morning by exprets, auoing which are sortie o f the i 1 . ,., b,,,, by
given
to
all
t.intotiii
„ono have patterns or •i,
most vitt:pint and desirable styles yet o fh red.
of AI, description In the •• Pitt Machine IS orka " tc• 1,.
lu9.
A. A . M ASON A (N).. • 24 ' Fah .a . I tbeiiitaken away before the loth day of June ne xt, or I I.•
D ID YOU READ SYDNEY SMITH ?--Of will he otherwise dtspoierd of
conrss you likoll it, and lauglocl over his ,ritzy rt. j tnT 2s, d 3 "" .rElciis, RICHEY ,t Co
marks We now on, you a 1/etter Ice-k,
' FARM FOR RENT.—A small Earn], 0 , ,11-
Till: itio - JR. of THE t.. , C31)1E1:
Mining 24 acres, about oar mile below the city, , q,po-
IS a have ready thin -
.-A- M anche s ter.-
he There is so the premises, a large frame
il tit, with a memoir, from the loth English edition In
house nod stable, about ha/ beariug apple trees ;also pea h,
t .r., halldsorro. roval 1'201.1 v,•lntoes, . loth ; price $2,:.,0, .1 .
cherry and plum tn., grape., Au This plane would colt
nett calf saint $4.
The Iniroldebt here,•4, i Pi. Mirth old Niarrels. It) ° g e ' d ,, g" -rde° " r • For t.nThr 'r't:Yl'''
IL C. At J. lie AWYKR, N tl. 47 Wood et
l'i'mnsLagldtls f., . 1...., ~ the hen In.:hard Hants Barnharm, . ' BY '
eoh in illustration" by three funny fellows, Criiikabotik S .I.LIi'ETHE, REF'.D--; kegs for sale I,s'
and Lcs.eh.
jeil It. A. VA LINEST(:K A CO.
Teen deiightfollj , nt. rtatroo, book Int. 1.../a . beeoni a _ _...._. _. .
ctsmitard librar, wdk in England, whore it los repot] . ) ][ .. t OCIIELLE OCHRE ,- -i tasks just reo d
passed oir•anth ten --limo, The lillaktae In he1n.11..1 on and for sale by Etny24t ru , :mrso BROW .
-I "‘ "lu,rp ' k- ' ""'" ""' "" ' "") r' ''" " `''' b). 'llr '''' ' ''" IlltOU'N'S ESSENCE GINGER I
- us: re
it,,.. 14trido.m. Ti ma, 11 •c I r.,lii..)iFimth and , tn..: ;
• . lenriti. IV,. ventore ..or ivination to, . n t. r..n. for p• i le • ,to red and for sale by l'iny24; FLEMING Hill tu
li. tast e. ;1 tins .s..rk .1..4.- ont delight ever) lead, tid I _ 4 ()SIERY AND G LOVES.— ~ , A . Maat•lt
pro, 'idly a....111,111i1i1ke. .1 ii.,C uu.t , S.!, than t e e I. al
21 Co, have on hand a very large assortment id 1.....1-
i.,ograph 1 .4 lien Sir. P.ll.eahalll . n brother diem, sr .1,..,
• • les, [lout's and Children's hosiery and gloves of every Lie-
Salith It MINER A Cu.
~
N- , . j ., ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
..., , et:notion. Also, thu best assortment um pall:, mohair and
je I ...
mitts to be found in tbseitt. jag
WAN'VED—Six good Girls, to do general ' other
T II lit!) ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
ii , ~...al, 'I! wo un dies ward Cooks for rity and LO YE BR , rfli Y.RS, N 0.74 Markets[., l'ittsburgh Pe
, ~,u,,,. A Bay --I II to hart, a trade; must Le well re..ne The subscribers have just received and are now open,. •
istemiiwZl Al , '• P:` , `' , ,--. 1 .-irr or ve utris to do dottobet or their Oilni supply of new and handsome Dress Uotabo, Slane is '.
inning-room work Four Boys in stores to 1 •• run errs , is, Taint., Home Furnishing Goods, 31ournizig Goods,Annestc e
and five ..a . six nom at any kind of employment. Ribbons and Needle work. Mary of the above gouda, 1,, , i
Apply al LOW - Rif - Ir/, Ne .. Intelligence Office. beet purchased of the linporterti and at the large Audi ,•
feb2.o No. 14 Filth street. in New You k and Philadelphia, at priors that enable at hold
W
ANTED--A Situation as Governess or to offer them at less than the emit of trutuiportation. It'e
olicit au early call from all our customers and the inflow
teacher, by a young Ludy well qualified, and hav- "
generally, believing it will be the n naatage or all, 00 \lv
the country.
ihg had considerable experieut would nut object to Into never have been able Cu offer to
a better micortment, cud never
sci cheat, LOI'E BitOrtikattl, formerly
IVanted—Several girls to do homework, In city and ,.,
YOUNG, STEVENSON a LOVE.
• - ountry, and a boy to run of errands, Inashoe store in the ''''''
, ity
For Bale—A solidi tannery In good order and doingagood
hu•Menn, in a small village about fifteen miles from the
,dy The owner minhirti.t to tzu West will sell at a great
iargain. W. Fit; NN, at his Aglney and Intel
liweaea lith e . atirth Kele of Street, fourth door east
of
the Diamond, All,rimny city.
F RE4SII SEEDS—Gardeo, Field and Flower
Seeds, of tie. in At nppr,noJ hint reliable varteti,a,
holusaLu and retail, at the Seed and Agricultutal Ware
taus,. 47 Fifth Street, of (apt.) J A.SIFS W A ltD I'
---
4,:ljdDA ASH of a good and uniform quality
manufwetilred ate Salt Nlattunaturma
L'ompany at Taretituttt; tat kind a,,,! air nnlo by
FLE.I.IIMJ LOWS.,
At,S4
2 grx.x. Ludlum'. Sim, :
grOSS Ut•rnwo 15aLers
MOO My,. Madder:
000 lbs. Onus Tragacanth :
400 lbs. Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye, a new article for waking
one pound a t.rt Is ten of potasb ; ou Laud and for sale by
tuy3 Bits ,
•
ALOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown
will be sold ecru low, if applied for soon. It curtain
one-fourth vlsol acre, and In its a central possums. Aunt
mts . SW ItI.A K KLY a Moan'. *
0 RNA:IIE AL Center pieces, Testers
Gome ao.I R. yu, t Ptct 111,i In gilt ciful., Witt/ gna
variety of titlio.r urnritin.LlO on Wall Paper, for sale L.
myti W. P. MAILSLIALL
DKIEIi P - E
ACII ES —lOO bush, fur sale by
als 26 SMITH, HUINITKIt-
HOSIERY AND GLOVES-Another very
large assortment of Summer Hosiery, Olures and
Mitts of every description, Just received by
myl9 A. A. MASON A CO.
MILLER a RICK/3280N
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IwA .•OF.CHANCERYOKentF THE
rt.V, and for count)
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pOR.TSMOU,TIPS LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
ON MAILLET AND WAINER NTSZSTS,
My15,21.0] KITTANNING.Z6II
- -- ---
ADAMAGED PIANO, fur sal e
at a bergain.—A new CIfICKRRING
I , IANI 0, slightly de caged in the furniture," • y y
but not where It can be observed. The in.
at rutnent, In no way injured, will he sold 01 a reduction of
Fl Fry DOLLARS. on a credit of Ms months.
JOHN ft. ?dELLOIL 81 Wood at..
111,2, Agent fur Chlckoring's Hama.
ACOMPLETE LIST OF' MONTIILY
NI AG A2l N for May, 1356 .
blart.er'n new monthly Magazine.
Putnam'. monthly
hoickerlacker or New York monthly !Magazine
liout..tholti Words—conducted by Charles Di. ken,'
Godey'n Lady's liook--coloredOnion -
Graham's American monthly Magazine
Paterson's Lady's National Magazin..
nionthl),,MagAzo,
Ilarper'n motor) ltuok.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for Ito)n cod (Jule.
Fr auk ',alio'. New York Journal.
Frank Leslie'. Gazette of Fanhion.
Yankee Notions; full of CoMir illustration,
Blackwotal's Edinburgh Magliziun for April.
Chambers Journal (London Edition, for April.
J rad received and fur sal. by
W. A. riILDRINFENNEV A Co,
my 3 Fifth street, opposite the Theatre
MAGAZINES! MrGAZINES!!
Frank Leediv's Fashion Rook for May.
Frank Leslie's S. Y. Journal
(today'. Lathan' Book
Graham's Magazine
Peterson'. Magazine
Ration', Magazin e
I ousehold Words "
Harp< r'. Magazine t. 61
Pilt Magill.i.n
K nickerbucker e, Yankee Notion. r ,
Blackwood's Magazine for April.
London New, and Punch for April lit
For sale by
11. MINER ,k
my 3
N 0.32 Ruilthfield street .
OPENING
Silver Levers from $l2 to sBn
Silver Cy!lndere from $4 to $.l u.
Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Yrodshrun'e Chronometer Series, s.3tiO.
Do. in Silver Cases, $172
Chains, Seale, Keys, rte.
Watches
re In
W. WILSON, th e
I Z t ou u rn "m er u'r of V ' arket & 412 etn.
S UNDRIES
-100 bozea Mould and Dipped Candy.
26 do Star do
Lou do Rooln Soap.
300 kap assorted Nails.
100 doz. Corn 810008.
50 balm No. 1 and 2 Batting.
25 doz Bed Cords.
• 25 do Dockets.
10 do Tuba. In 'Komi and ,fin• IN4by
mys JOU WORM
SUGAR: --Prime New 011 ease iO
for sale by [men AliEr UOOItHEAD.
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„IA ITIATIONS
' i - , •• Pll:Ntattioll., .440 12, 1858 •
f A •apital ,
ILIA ii..NIEIIB' , , A Nrl) lECILA.NICS' LIFE,
XL F. KLTea, Est.: •_. -
l' FIRE (Ni) 31AltiVE IN. 4 I;itANCE COMPANY ii?
IMur Sir.—liaving used O. Trott's "Patent Oil Woke" on . puriADELpitu„
• .... 8300,000
almost all the steam engines furnished the last year, and la-
asmuch as they apputu• to have given entire satisfaction to
Th ..'('.;' il i n n it t iali tr u Tin °l •l•ts i'v F7r t e " l l nwrance on 13rd ° 11/P ° (3 ( tods,
our metazoan, we haw no hesitation in recommending them , pure•tlice, .1, slarino Insuraneo on Vessel., Cargo and
f.:i eig id 'lnland Insurance on Uoods, by Eivt,rs, Lakes,
ne a good article, and tench preferable ou account d'T their
(ri1:17.'Oill,t1111:l,i7,1«, an d [.e n d
1/ lA ti n ze 'l i t- inlTs e- o g ra ' b n l " e ll terms, A Is"'
loan
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes. or
any other of which we have any knowledge.
nIttECTORS.
Ile , Tlniinat It. Fldrence„ JK.:111,1 E. Noall,
Go .rgo 11. A eitotteot :.. Charles DitiP‘e.
Ed r \ ialilletiin. E. It. Ireltultokl,
to d go Ilelinholid Fred. C. Browder.
Ti, hid- 'dander:l , dd, Isaac Leech.
TIIO3I AS B. FLORENCE, I'residenz
EDWARD R. lboxentn, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH ftI3FERANCES.
lion T. M. Howe, lion. J. R. ll•Clinteck,
IL., P. C. 51M1..., Cot. S. IV. Black,
1t.,,. J. R. Guthrie, A. II M'Celmont, F..q.,
Th , NII.I .1. 1(....01.11. Esq., ‘V.41011 M'Candltort, Nag.,
t.'ti. .1 Heron ' , tatter, Gen. J. K. :/Lx,rhea...l,
I: 0 Fiddle.
Tlt.• character of the allot, Cornpuny in of the first rlits.i,
and —aniline, the rare and unusual privileges of Fire, Marine
and late insurance
Gentlemen of elevated antiolitig ere associated in its 1.1 1 / 1 1.-
a7m , nt, end interested as Stock hoblers.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. 90 Water street.
Very reepectfully
F. k IV. M. FABER elc 00 ,
Engtue nulldos
This certiti. that the uil Cop patented by Mr. Trott, bus
Leon in tow on our road for two years past. N °find It to he
nu ocouomlcal and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
as such. OF.O. W. BRIER,
Foreman of Pltteburgh shop of Pemm. Control ltf
November 29th, 1864.
To M. F. EATON. Rap.:
This certifies that tie have had in nee the patent Oil °lobe,
or Cupe, sold by Moses F. Eaton, r.sq., of Pittstnirsdi, and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the ki n d
try hove ever used. A ISICED THOMAS,
Treasury OLIO Tool Company .
Columbus, Ohio, November 21'. 1855 ap24
[ From the New York Scientific American.]
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention is intended for use where it Is desired to im
part a fine, smooth, and glossy seldom to the wood: but it is
applicable, with advantage, to all hind of corpeuter's
The novelty consists In placing the rutting chisel. or bit, In
front of the wedge, Instead of behind... in common planes;
elm in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the taco of the
plum., in trout of the chisel, which month piece serves as the
list fur the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece .. • w the edge of the bit in to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood in
the least degree. Intieval, limo seen the implement ap
plied to the planing of woof against the grain, and !taus
verse!). to the gram, leaving the wood perfectly sunwith.
perfect I the operation of this Instrument, that It may be ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire success---a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common photo.
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piece, bit, and
wedge, affords a complete and firm hearing fur the bit
throughout its whole length, and dispenses under all rin
cum stances, with the use of a cap or double ' bit.
This Is a eery simple and effective Improvement, destined,
we hove no doubt, to find its way into every carpenter's shop
in the land. Nu tool chest is complete without it. Thy in
ventor is Wet. C. Hopper. of Fittchurilli, Pa., and hir pal vo t
bears date January 16, 1655.
MOSRS F. RATON, No. 11N. First street, Agent fur
the patentee.
CLOTHING
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THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
oumPANY. OF PIIII,AIYEI,PIif A.
I. ll tascroas.-I'harles W Ftaticker. Thomas Hart. Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacuti B. Smith , Geo. W. Richard,,
Mr,rdecal P. Ira - is, Adolphi F.. It,, ie. I', S. Browne. Moi.
rfa l'atternou. Cn, President
Cilia. G. ISANAK.EIi,
Pontinnet., inaLe inbailLan L , Lod or I Itailed, all every
description of property, "•1 f country, at rate', an low
as are faLtialebeflt with security.
Tie, Ca tupany have reserved a large ainttagent Fund,
winch, with their capital and preliii aloe, safely lllVerdoL I, AIL
ford ample protretitia to the it...area.
The Assets of the C,ouiparly. no January let, 1 , 4.51. an pal
lished agreeably to au AL I of Asseall•ly, were an full ..
iIL .1 Estate,
Temporary Leto, IS,S,Htlii 17
Stocks. ..... . 61,509 (in
Can h, ................. . 64.1140 P-1
TnJtal $1.212.708 44
Since their 11.2AAIlrAtt011, A period t , f ru'vutY - onn
tlpi hav e laid upward of tine >I dnou lour Hundred Th.,,,
Band Dollar., loan a by tire, thereby affording evidence of tht
availuno‘s ineuraun•, nx roll NA tlu ability and dinpoeitiOn
to meet with promptueea ill liabilltien.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RANCH, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, I%IIU
DttraLt.--Chartered April 266. 1150. Charter Porpotual
CAPITAL, V25u.000.
(1111ce, South-cant rornor of Third and Chestnut street.,
Phihulelphla.
OFFICERS OF Trt Tic)o I Po A lID AT PUILADRLPII lA.
tnar.,-rous.
Stephen R. Cruwfirrd, l'a,nl B. Goddard,
Ainbr.A, IV. Thoini..,on, Lawronet Johnson,
Itoujunia W. Tlngl..y, Goo. Mc/Leary,
Jacob 1.. Florence. .1 a lIICS Davereux,
William M. I i,,hv l n, IVilliaw Mcßeo.
i'resident—,gtoplion R. Crawford.
17, Presid , rlf—Anlbro, W. Thomp.m.
ibliital .Fortnirtor—Pirt.amovii—Jamea H. Wilson, NI. I
All , 9linly Oity—lt R Mowry, NI. D
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Azont,
No. '74 Fourth Hiroo!. 1'it0.1,110,11.
BANKERS AND I3ROK.ERS.
HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and Ex
rhang, Bra ken.. Lind ljelli,rs In N,tc.. Lrxft., An. tl.t
Jib:1'14,11°111, Silver pupil bank No!r«. ix,.oxuge on Ike 15n.14 ern ntni o•netantl) k.r sale.
Gollection, nta,h• in Lill 11, lltl , B throllgtl,l: tlav Uulted
1)..p4,11. nx,..1v,..1 11l 1.4, Italtd« or cut rvut pcpot . . Nn.
ntrt•rt, k•tvetv.n F,v/rth ate. ijaJuay
ill E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Es -
k_A ctuunge brokers Dealers to Exchainn., Coin. Book
Stght and Lulu Liralta. clic. Collections carefully at
taudol to, and procsasis remittal to any part of tin, UI/1 , 11.
Stints knight and sold on commission.
4,4* - Nu. :a Fourth stroot., next door to the Hank of Pitt.
I,nrgh.
'sepia
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
nt.skr Bootle, Storks, boat &state, Al.,
Itourti, stloet, l'lttsbrirgh, Pa. fai.s
MEW SPRING GOOIIS---No. 74 blarkvt
ttieet, l'ittahurgh, I'n. The aubscribers have jour i•-
ce,o-d and are now upeo tag their hoot arrival of i+.Pttl\it
0001.1 S, to why h the ! ) wish to call the 03410"IllariLIMUL101.1
01 their custom.s and the putheg nerally. W. tlatter on r
!whys that we hav e never Urea all to oiler xo handooto.
nod doairable it stook an the to - eat-tit.
Our Ultli.N 4 0001,n DKPAit'TNIENT ,ontatite all the
lea and 110,41.1011 of tate ...OD
Extra rich Black laud olored Motraotaitie :
Jasper. Clienit and Striped
1 . 18111, Stn Ted and Plaid litrwk
Twisted Shis 1:•!t.-
" Cloth!
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Al,ao Ina lt, B.'.
,11.1%11.:-• N IIINTLRS
Our Shawl and :Nlantle olopll,l uidt nil the I .0
etylen ,d !!Jodanere : t•;el,a, ,116 ,1 4 1 , •1,.1. Itoloolo in
thantifla,
r lug
Orr: kr.mrtearg-.,
tr..c .I.r
any .f,..; ...1
an.o , rthit.nt 3101 I: \ I ‘;ti 11• , 1
FULNISIIINU
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t w roar.tt Mllii hint :" . . t
A ;I miery , 1110..4. nri.l orp.r, ,th,
1...t1411) krl.l • 1 • u I,
w.
. .•tult t ;tat. , :tot t , r ttl.i.• to t, tot ,t
And Itt 1,411 F. Hln,lflkltr.
tattl7 f •r•ttt Yo,.lAg„ Lot,
7-1 .Nl..ta6t.t mtt-t.t. I t itt.ltut Ot t 1.4..
MANSIoN 110USE,OEultOE .tCItENI7.
\ • ;44 sl:e.4, Jl,l In
bqx ,I Of it, 1.. wttnl.
It an. 1,..4 “41vonisut Lnuow gis W,.. sly for papowng.., a/1,
sing by I.lLat
I. r • The prnpt n• 14r tuvalag, at ronAblerable expunse• 144.1 ur
l to t scelleut xtl 1. . lb , ‘I A NsION
fully anlidt a slows ,4 14/1•11, janrnung, Thorn is atttwinsl
..pletolal :TABLE and sntenszse II Allis\ IeARD. attar t
toe ample ao . utuusslation to Li ay..ler. and teasnsu-rm. 11.1
Istnl , r and .I.lnr Ituni4ted watt the bent th , nun kst
nap at) rd
1s1•11
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I ST. CLAIR HOTEL. corner Penn and St.
•:: I'nLlllde (SU - DWI. It
. r k I by 4! " IL •u t, s h4t tag tal.el, One lanns and tootut,-
.... dime 'TEL. and Iza.inu tungulfit , un style.
would 4,11/. i/./4,1- awl ths trassllng 1411.1.
Louo a . Aa.in...l.
nouns an 4 tv• nustuens, hr,..
MI( whIIMIttCI/01/. $411.1 unAur.:.•
lab=
II R. C CONNELLY.
G(,,,)
o.^Tier of Lit,er
ty and Grant t,Deis4
s 11A \ Prop, wt.,/.
1, 1 .11t1 FU It S A 1.}.: —I n N. , rtli Fayette
Tttwltohlit, Allt•ght tly t' •
Illrh Hl.' 11111.1, IlliTIVM(1.•It. The •••
[hub., 31 , I
ply I „ „Jul h, 111.A/if:l.) I l'.1(11/...1
_ 30() Kix— Fir,. cruckiir,.:
1,1,000 Tttrpt-tltto r
.1.1 twetretltilltlfttr •Ott
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It t:l NIER .k A \
Charl,J
FISH 1 , 1.1: 4 . No. I liat•ker«.l :
14 ••
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F. It Dit A Vi.
WllO will continue t.. pay Hens, when
til . ll.lilNit LOT C,1‘13 pUnlinßed at the
toe price nod easy tell,' Erich lAA hum it front of 1m leo
on n Oi , l, sts,t. I , y I;tu deep I tillry. situate In A
then} iit.o , •nr tt..il 4.1,,,t Prin.sl7s—s64) to
,•iie and rear.
S. SON.
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Real Ems! , Agents, HI Market st.
picr:_-15 tierces prime Carolina Rice, iu
shire as I for sale toy
Jell
MILLER & IiICKETSON.
FOR SALE—A ?RAMS BUILDING,
copied an n Grocery and Pro, isrm Store, and a first•rab
nand for the busthesi—sltuated on the Diamond. Will la
soul low, If applied fur soon. OA the owner wishes to knee lb,
oily. Apply to G. W. 111bNN,
Je2l3 ' Ohio street, Alleghen . ,.
REMOVAL.-WM. CARVILL lIAS RE
MOVED from N 0.22 Fifth street to No. 212 Libert . ,
'met, where he is prepared to SUIT l,ie custeniera with the
invest Gishions.
myB.-11th
To CAI3INET MAKEIts AND OTilElls,
Just reeelved at No. fid Wtant street. Pittsburgh Pa o
nu ass,ttneut Mahogany Imesring, Nlahogauy mud Wal.
not !undone moulding coilla trimuu:igs. Loring maehines.
“reular straw kuicrs. baukorx ethoars, patent Istitton lode
acinNor, Jolla!e 1.11110,g 0111 , 1 s. wall 0 general oSnurttntla
of hardware, all of winch la to be sold low.
Jeln
SAlll'l , ll. PA IIN ESTOCK
rr HE (,'OLDEN GUN is tald
.hg the trade,
;tad it is not much w,uukr. our soak 01 , 11100, Pietol,
Hades. eke_ kr., 0 unmrpaseed in the . ity In the tva.
Fishing Tackle we bale gull an asgortalent that tyio:d
inak.. old Ismal: Walton's ~ye n wab•r, could he return to this
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery In great abundance. Doe
Muzzles, and too Ilinoy artudeti to be Mellthttled steer are to
be hound 114 the sign of the Golden Gun.
BUWN .1 TNTLEY,
itt
No. 130 Wood tU - est.
NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS:—Th e Spar
row. Paporn; by Froil Conziin.
The Lady's cluttie t., tivi fe.•t o Likoftil
In
ntructin . by Emily Thorinvell
Pluribustali; by Q. K. boontrokii, P
11.
Song of milk..dwath., tool o.bier Poems.
Salad for the Social-I.watt ninny illuatrated
A Detente of the American HS , ppONVII In the
twrclrturu to of foreign influroca, uu.l enplAnnilly to the 1.1 Lel
❑
fere„,.e rftpAcy the al interont ot tho Unite.
Staten, by Thin,. It. Whitney
Voluritt.i.r,Manual-11 3 . 2 volt,
Joni rT'd by W. A. OILDENFENNEY
inyl4 Fifth St., Opp 1.1 N. th.. Them,
T HE VOYAGE OF LlFE—Engravings
these great 31i.ral bi the late
0 , 10, are now IoW at the st , re iif
J.J. I LI.ES E 0 CO.. 71; et,
Where aubwriptious will received.
7c BAGS PRIME KTOCOFFEE ;
Ie 7tl .• Extra Old ',agility! a
to old Java
71. la,ki•te YTellCli Java
bal., ;Tin, 51,1 in ••
lu ba g s old
Selected expreaaly for my retail bush..,
my
F. R. DRA All, No.l Diamond.
BLAKELY Lt RICHES, REM. ESTATE
BROKERS AND AUCTIoNEER:4, corn, of Soveniti
and Smithfield streets, Pittsbur g h, will at t..i..1 I.y
Auction any property sold by Exerat..rs...r by order of ibr•
phone' Court, in the City or County ; and to any deecriptio n
Real Estate oat of the City. jalo
AGARDEN LOT FOR SALE---Containing
six acres of excellent Land, situated on the water., oi
Chortler, Creek, In Robinson township, 4.6 miles IFum th,
city, and near Broadhead's Fording. The Land Is well
adapted to Gardening p as It lies sloping to the
South,' hoe a comfortable Eforise 30 feet by 16, one
and half aerie+ bier; a Aped ag of water at the doom.
and a variety 01 choice Fruit Treei commencing
bear. Price $6OO. For further apppci t.,
BLAKELY & Y, Heal &tate
feta Dome' &Tenth and tioalthield
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.1. OANUANER COFFIN, Agent,
OEHe«, northAelet cog. Wood and Third ,rte
DRY GOODS
IN )111 , •
HU FELS
-18 5 6 .
oNLy HJGIh WITH THREE DAILY TEA[
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTE WITH Tftß7ll! DAILY tHAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IN
DIANAPOLIS
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE IViIAiIII RAILROAPS.
VIA CRESTLL.NE AND COLUMBUS.
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to CinCinnati.
03a:creme at Cincinnati with U. S. Mail Line Smarm rs,
Covington and L,exingtota Railroad. Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, and the lauvencelanrgia Route. Connecting via
Columbus and Xenia, with the Dayton land Xenia, and
Indiana Central Railroads.
THROLUIII TICKE'I'S., via Columbus and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, tunisvil le. St. Louis,• InrUooopoha, he,, he. Via
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Ac., Ac.
TILE Lirru MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. N. Mail
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, mad the
Lawrenceburgh Route, offers facilities no other route can
give, as through tickets by all the above route, can only be
procured via CultirulAlS and the Little Miami Railroad.
The route from Creatlme via Columbus being the shortest
to Cincinnati, babies a ,raj and safe speed. COUTh.,tiona
are curtain, cud passengers have full time for mesas. By she
Peron aid fontaine route from Crestline, a dangerous
and )auk -week are,cl fa retiu.red, and compelled to overcome
distance.
E: ' '"^ via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolia,
passengers rote over roads IsalMsted and smooth. C) the
Format and Bellefoutaine route, paabengers ride over the
roughest roads in Ohio.
TILItER DAILY TRAINS, VIA C'OI,U3IBUS AND
CINCINNATI.
FTRSS Teets leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 ~ ' clock A. M. for
Crestline, Columbus. Xenia, Clio-inuati, Lunn, tile , St. Loins,
Lexington and I nthanapolas, via Lawrennelinrgh Route. This
at Ca tsinuatr one hour and forty minutes in
advance of the Forest and Itellefoutaine
SruoNti TRAIN lea, es Pittsburgh ut 7:30 o'clock A.'t ID. fur
brestlatie, Columbus, Xenia and Cincinnati. This Tame
tanakeseonnection only via Columbus to Cincinanui.
Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. for
Cristhne, Ca:lambus, Xenia, Cincinna; I. Loulaville. St. Loma,
Lexington and I admitapulis, via Lawram.bin Kit Rotate.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Nuisr Taus.. loaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clock A. M. for
Cushier, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Carat
Terre Ilatite, Vincennes, Nt. Louis, Cairo, Rvansville, Ate.
SrryiNn TRAIN lusleri l'i , t,lairgh at 7:30 o'clock A. M. lair
Cn•etline, Columbus, \cub., Du) ton, Indianapolis, Labi)eite,
Torre Haute, Vine: ranes, Pt. loads. Cairo, Evansville, he.
T'a'ns TaO.v leaven Yhtnbnrnh la 3 o'clock I'. 11. for
Croatline, Columbus, Xenia. Indianar,os, Lafayette,
Terre Vilierlll,l, St. 1,111,1, Our., EVAIINVIIIe,
N. 8.--Revere N Coll.lll..bus, and you cry
01 M1....C[101111.
Stnalllerll leave Clll6lll.ti daily for Memphis, Vickahurgh,
Natchez, New Orleans, Ac.
The Columbus being the direct route, the Time Tables of
the Eastern Roads are arranged to run in close conueebou
with this reliabfe rents.
F,:r all inn:mansion :and Through Tickets, please apply at
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, (corner office,)
u trier the Monongahela Rouse.
.1. O. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
GEO. PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
ORO. 0. SESSIONS, Avrat.„ Pittsburgh.
P. sTita.DER, General Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGIi
RAILROAD,
CONNECTING WRIT
Ohio and Pennaylvania Railroad,
Re ALLIANCE.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE ro CHIICAOO
WLNT, Is VIA CIAII ELAND.
ThD, Rout,, tx thle Hundred miles shorter and about nine
beer...packer than the eirrninata ene vin Indlanapolla.
Three (holy Trains between l'ittaburgb and Cleveland.
our inoly Trains between Cleveland and Clamp,
Time to Cle,eland 41x hours, Chicago twenty-(oar hours,
awl St. lanai,. thirt) -Seven h• ors.
Ou and after 'T
LESDA Y, May :33, 1856, the Trains
us this /Load will run an follow,-
VIA ALLIANIIN
. ,
The train. of the tgdo and Pentityllania Railroad leant
Pittsburgh at 31k.) A. Si. and 7:30 A. Si. and 000 P. Si.
Leave Alliance at 7:15 A. M. and 11:50 A. 31. ill.lll ecso P. M.
Arrive m Cleveland et 1..01.1 A. M., 2210 P. Si. and 9,30 P.
, linneeting there wgh Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo, Chicago, Roth Island imd St. Louie.
{li..singers for Teledn, Chicapi, St. Louis, and the North
west. leaving Pittsburgh en the 7'30 A )1. train, try going
tie elt,Glllll, wit naive to ChtiOgo nt M . lo next m o ral.,
Pa...engem for Toledo, Rock lal ad,
0111.7112/4 ittld the Nortlewest, who with to tv through with
out detention, will take the tritti leaving Pittsburgh at
A. Nl_, an that it the Only train by h close C.OlllloCtlolui
are matte through to the eyrie point+.
The triune lenvinz Pittsburgh at 3 - 00 A. 31. and Wellsville
at le/t) P. 11. are the only wav by winCh pageenger“ can
141 , 11 stations Motitll of A.111111.11,t, etatn.ins tin
rnwas extension.
IA WELLPULI.E.
l.traturre Forest City and Diurnal nclre Ihrir Innding, op
p,‘lt.r Ylononohrla Ilowr, rvery monde¢ IBundayt, vot
crptrd, at lo o'clok, for ollartll , , I ,, nnectlng theft ul/11
11, Ir./1 lea, lug at kW P. \I., Warn,. at 6.50. and arming
'level/in,' at 9,3” I' Nl..evtolecting With Ow !MIL lor
T, , lrvlc and Chlrna, and Mtch. Crntral Railroad ntoamer
w and Clarair
Ttt kt•lts and other point,. on tho North-n0...r
are mOl.l at $1 to SI 11. 4 8 limn rut Allow,.
Th. t 1111,14. m with tr.,
Clinhogn nil o
Kula 1...1 El% 1 . ;,11 toil and "Lt., t..•
t1..1.• T 45 F. alv o.li 41. tl,ro.tgL g .. ame t i u y
wi ! I tit Ittit.
Tit. trtattiJ ft..) t and Chino rut,
Lrett, at Lt. n..
%l. Am,. At t'l M to A%I
%.L. .t M and t..tnt I.
FAILF:
VI .A A 1.1.1 A:SCE A I , CLEVELAND.
dosa ,14, , dals 2d
T • 111Iaro . to T. , I, Sall, •••$144 00 $1
Clovoland 400 •• It. irk 4,,rd tIO 14 •A
tialrua Is 10 1I ~)
; MI) 4-4 , r10/411014. is 70 10 2. ,
.4 441,.. 000K if, 041 I 4 44 , 1 " 1110 Ilagloti, 144 00 tor
I , - .4 , 14 , :44 , 1 4144, . 1, 0,1 oo
10411,1- o .• lowa Coy 14 7 ,
•• a 01,14. 1 ••I - 101011, i!, 1 , too I
I .1.1,0,11.1 1 5 1440,1 $10,04 ,
I , ;0,141,1 through to 42104,10nd and Clarozo
nto 144,4, ort , 410ot lit kola at 1104
o of this I ~r-0 14,441. 4 • la 4/4, , Ni0u40 , g0144.144 !lowa', 11, .1
J DURAND, Supl, elf , relnl34l
J Agi. fltGlvrgh.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAI LIMA I
BROAD GAUGE
RAILROAD
I'ITTSBI7MI TN ST LOUIS, DIRECT
Teo. on!) ' , oar waking nitro 13wg;:nort. Iru
Mod fr-r, and oto• TlVti
,IF ANY EU( TE.
I Ile lox feet 44.1¢, will, whip and mpariou.• of,r,
.•.13t1
1
,Intl•s r Clitch Arise pent Is. Ilar. hit,atul WI/I. I, h uualtd.ittable. ou tiny other Itnilrowl
t
'II , 'Plata. .1 1614 Itout , • are in the hank,' 1 cAreful
experieatta4l metj. Nlarht nere of ' , open,' character, A
II k, pt op
11i,1" I'itAINS ut•luirowll Pittml , ll
L dux, via and KIWI L.! I. :11•
YAST TttllN In VT , AT 3 A..{.
TRAIN LE" L., AI 71' A II
F:xratb., •". 1;,00 I'. 31
31,..1.1 4 ; I'lo, Coll.:Al,. nt 1.1,11111.10 Sri I liiii/.1811.11, A
19
l'woorweirvi for Cairo awl Si a nrloan. as ill taki• tho I :Li
fors Central Itaiinrarl at Sando‘al, Cairo - , ori
!worm 1 / 1 1 . , 1.11. , of any other rouse.
Tho l'w itii Itit,ltond iohiploto.l lions St Lou,-
Jolter.. Illy, ' , dimwit, at .lefroivou Arty a, ifli
Prk , ketn, Ilytking the ktlit an.l I.ll,ret Coltil,
hie rout. iuld Noliratika fiaanongerm ran
A &a - owl-clam Caw will he rah through will, the Exfiri
Train, arriving at St. Loma all at tho ?tango tone
citify ONO hangs. of flaggagii brit wooti 1911rhurgh and :t.
Lads or Cairo!
Ptusteturets wdl call hit TlCktl3 11) CIII• nld H, list.b.
IA Pi neeuuee and Uhi,, unit 3lisslissi pill ItsitrOad, thin
Itikiug stun iiismetitstin. avoiding Out didttYv it°
tient on sew and anti ntsitt,l roads, •
flait•ta 'good for an) ream usable length of tl tu ,.
Y A RE , `—Fixer CLL.,
St. Louis. vin IA Ileha,ca, na and .
Do. rut Columbus. Xenia and Dayton..
Do. eta Columbus, Cincinnati anti LAM
rent.ttburg
'alio
19 5.5
Second-duns Car to Si. Puuls. 1:l 00
TUROUGH TICKETS or further information may he pr,-
,nirssl of A. T. Johnson, Ticket Agent Ohio & Penna. R. It.
Co.. curner other , Munungalitda House: of George Parkin,
Ticket Agent, Federal street buttion. Allegheny City, or of
JAMES M. WARD,
Superintendent Ohio Mid Mizi , i.Selifild it.
nu 1:: F. K NOWLIN li, Agent, Pittsburgh .
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
'mi.:GREAT CENTRAL lioUTE,conut,Ltng
the A Gant,' Cities with Western, Nort tewestei u
and Somh-wtsitern States by a &reef
This Read also connects St Pittsburgh with Daily Line 01
Steamers to all purls on the North-western lakes: iniskieg
the most D1N2.1.7, I. IILAPEST and are: tiILY Horn is w
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and Irma the WES 7.
Rates between Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Bums t Shoes, Dry ti,ods, 1W 11,,.
boxes,) Furs, ',others, St .
SECOND CLASS.-11u4,1. itud Stationery.
Dry (lows, (In baleti,) Ilardware, Lett. '. 100 Its
titer, Wool, Ac
TllllO CLASS,—Anyits,lisggin . g, Eaton
a., ,
and Pork, (in bulk,) Hemp, 4kg.. ) .
rd
FOURTH CLA B B.--Colfor. F 6l, 1 1 . 4 .''. 4 " d ', 4‘ . 1., lull 11)•
Pork, (lark,) Lurd and laud Oil J
FIA)121(-7., con to ).4.1- burre.l.
. ..
lu shipping (heels from any point Kast of Phil:l,l,l.
phia, be particular to mark package, "eta Penn.ty/00 e ,, z
Railroad." All Go.ls ennafgued to the Agents-of this it, ad
at Philadelphia or Pitteburgh, mill be forwarded without
detention.
Paraorrr MENTS—MueieA Potter, lloston; J. L. Elliott, 'Sem.
York; E. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; .11144 - raw dr Koons, Balti
more: Geo. C. Franciecus, Pittehtirgh Shriugumn k pr o ,„
Cincinnati, 01,10; J. S. Moorhead, LeuiNville, Ky.;
Meldruni, Madieon, Ind.; Hateliff & Co, St. Louie, Mo.: .1.
El. Mitchell &Son, Ey:imp:llle, Indiana.
11. 11. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, PhilAdelphla.
11. J. LONIIIAEIUT,
n 49 Superintendent, Altoona. p,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement—Change of Hour
thr anti after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH and PHILADELPHIA.
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh fur
Pio ladelphia at nzu A. M.
THE FAST LINE leaves Pittsburgh for Phibuielphia at
2:bu o'clock, P. M.
TILE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P M.
BLAIRSVILLE ACt'oMMUDATION TRAIN leaves Pitta•
burgh daily, except Sunday. at 4:30 o'clock, P. AL
BRINTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. M., 3,30 P. M.. and 6130 P. M.—running
as far as Turtle Creek Bridge.
Tie above Linea connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and (mut St. LAMiS, Mo.; Allon, Galena and Chicago. Ili. ;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ey.; Terre haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, lud.; CincinnatL Day-
Wu, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Meukaillnn and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to NYIT Oatasas.
LAVA LOUISTILIJI and CINCINNATI.
aboTveHROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
place&
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers . from the West will find this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadel hitt, 13aitt.
more, New York, or Boston. J. N,
Agent, Passenger Linea, Pittsburgh.
TWO& MOO
Agent, Nageoger Linea, p
•-• "ft
-
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGVATENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as follows:
Lesyss Pittsburgh for Crustline At 3.(q A. K., 730 A. 31.
and 3 P. M.
Leave Crestline for Pittsburgh at 5:00 A. M, 7:00 P. M.,
and 11.50 I'. M.
These Trains make close connections at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLS•
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and South-west
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH connect at Mansfield with
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, far CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY: making as quick and
sure connections to CHICAGO, as by any other route. Con
nections are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandueky.
Toledo and Chicago, bare the benefit of a night's rest, at
Matutfleld or Cleveland, and arrive In Chicago early next
evening.
I Trains East front Crestline make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PHILADEL.
Pit lA. BALTIMORE and NEW TURK.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, 13ellefontaine,
Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City, Dunueth,
biro, Springfield, ill., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and - the prin
cipal cities iu the West.
Through tickets over this line slay be hail at all of the
above pukes tor Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York.
NEW BRIUILTON ACCOAIODATION TRAIN leaves new
Brighton fur Pittsburgh at 7, A. AL. and 134, P. M. Leaves
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at 04 A. M. and 5;4, P. AL
SW For tickets and further information apply to A. T.
JOUNSoN, at the corner office, under the Alonougaheth
House, or at the Federal street Station, to 080. P MUN,
Ticket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
0.) J. H. MOORE, Sept.
Great American and U. S. Express and
7:a MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
AND TWO CHANGED Cr: CARS AND RADOAOS AVOID/ID
AIR LINE ROUTE
mmvsKl
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
VIA CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and fillaulasippl.
CHICAGO TO BT. LOUIS iu 151,4 Lours. Trains leave
the Illinois Ceurral Depot, foot of Water street—
St. LOUIS Day Espress daily,. Sundays exaaptedi 9:19
St. Lout, Night Express daily, Saturday. extsapted, it:3o
P. U.
St. Louis Freight and Emigrant daily, Sundays excepted,
5:2u A. Si.
Baggage checked through to S 4
Trains ran direct through to Alton, (259 stiles) without
change of camorhaggage, and: connect with fhe Comperly's"
splendid steamers WLNCEIESTER and REINDBER, running
in exclusive connection with Pnaseuger Trains (ruin Ahura to
St. Linos , 1 3 miJes,) without landing. These boats, tor
speed, convenience and elevate, are unsurpassed en the
Western waters, being Most up with Baths and spncions
Wanter•sn., affording to passengers the opportunity of re
moving the dust unavoidable in sinametrmilmad rearelingt
and reaching St. Louis refreshed from the effects of a lung
ride.
To KANSAS and NEEItASELS. this is the roost direct
route, and passengers destined for filiximington,Spring,he4,
Jacksonville, Naples, and all points o the
sourt Kaman, trumberland and Tennessee rivers, will note
the important saving in distance, being seventy-two miles
less to St. Louis, thirty-seven miles 1.8 to bloomington,
and filly-eight miles less to Springtleld, than by any other
route.
Through Tickets over this route can be procure 4 at the
versos Railroad Ticket Offices in New York, Boston, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Albany, Itnifaio, .4c and at all Through
Ticket Office.. throughout the States, and In Chicago at the
Company's (Ail, ' No. 4ti Dearborn street, opposite the rte.,
went ituttee--entl at the Depot of the Illinois Central Rail
raol, foot of Water street.
Responsible Rampage Men will always be at the Depots of
the various Roads going into Chicago, to Check Ba&lage
thruugli to any point desired on the line.
R. P. MORUAN, Jr, Superintendent.
U. J. D. SCHERISLERIII/RN,
General Passenger Agent.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
.iZat
FROM PlTTSl3lclitilll TO
Columbus, larliortopolls, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terre iclaute, Rock Island,
Louisville, Vincennes, lowa City, '
St. Louie, Drumivllle, Dubuque,
Dayton, Onto, tialeau,
Xenia, Memphis, Peoria,
Znaessille, V icksburg, Peru,
Newark, New °Hems,
AND
Tilt PRINCIPAL CIT/PA IN TILE WISP AND SOUTH,
I'M Me
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
Which la now csaupissled and iu atieratsftil operation be
tween bteubetiville and Newark, Ohio.
Combing Railroad and Steamboat facaltiea, Ws route
oilers le the traveler a degree of comfort unrivalled by aliy
hood ruunalg WeRI from Pitabargh.
Fall Arrangement.
to ned all, MONDAY, Nuvembor sth, 1555, a DAILI
- E ~r elenant and swift ruutung Stentrn , ra, cblUtitatk'd
by experienced and accommodating ,Wears, will leave Pitts
burgh every day at 5 M.
ENTURK Captain GORDON.
FAIRY QUEEN.. " J. C Rex°.
Air l'assentrers sleep en board, and reach Steubenville at
7 u dock the f.dimting tuttruin••---ntuntxting with the Fazi.
Tram at 7./5 A. M., making di;oct conneetbm with Tr.tiva
all the Above rititm.--thus obtaining a tvmfurtalde
~ni,fly Uee fiewyrnl my& trued by railroad.
44- bare tis cheap as by any other Railroad mute.
Fur Ihrbugh and 6.1,1 Tickuto, and further information,
itttittlte JOIIN J. 11011STON,
No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh.
tll.lO. W. FULTIJN, Superintendent.
L. DE{' ESN Y. General A gen 1. nov I:1
ILLINOIS CE TRAL ItAILROAI),
CARRYING THE
Great United States Blatt and lexprest
TIN° I'ASSENOI.:R TRAINS RUN DAILY on De entire
length fr,.w DUBUQUE' ro
AND
cm CAGO re CAIRO.
Road, in o , lllleCtioll with Tralito of the Ohio and
Nlnoomoppl H. It. and Chicago and Galena Railroad, form:,
not diroct and only continuous R. R. route from
CHICAGO To ST. leOUlB,
CI I ICAO° To CAIRO,
CUICAGO TO DUBUQUE.
Trains I.vs Chicago as follows:
lu A. M. and 1tk.20 P. M.—ST. Loins Axe Came R.krarat.,
l'assongorx for St. I..ouis by dila train take the ears of the
t tool Miss. R. H. at &federal, and are carried direct to
St. Lelia.
w.:15 A. M. aud 4:10 P. M.—IA: mm .01D CIAISAA
eouttecting at, Dunhuth toppoaite Dubuque) with a Dail
I.lne of Steam Packets for St. Paul and the Upper Mieol
Kipp river mica.
Trains leave Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7:50 A. il
and 7:t.11t P. M.
Patieertgers from the Haat and place., on the Ohio the
destined for St. will Nave ISO milt. of tedious and to
eel Cain river na‘igut ion from Cairo to St. Loots, and arrtv
1110.0 houra in thlvance of the river route, by taking th
cars at mien.
1. , St. Lonbs, Ckdro, Dubuque, St. Puul, and all h
purtunt 111/.1, by OA+ route, can be had at the Ake of II
u n•I I'. Itultr,o,d. in Plthiburgh, and Micidiu
C.lttrxi Chictgo. K. D. MASON,
juts Supetiuteul.
Summer Arrangement.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAI
Shortest and Quickest Route to all Points
on the Allegheny River.
TWO DA IL Y TRAINS leave Pi ttaburgh as follows :
.11.,/try &press, at a o'clock, A. M. for KITTANNII\
d.
~' LA HI ON, FRANKLIN, RE-D.RAN[. BRADY'S BEND,
lION I NO, REIS! EMBER°, BROOK VILLE, and all
pilots North.
Ecrning.dconninodation leaves at 5:45, P. 51., stopping at
all way-atatlons.
• •.
Parr to Kittanning, 81,28.
Middlesex $1 751 Clarion 4 3 25
Sour ksburg 2 iL'd Sauk 5O Punxatmeney . 3 25
3'25 Reirnarelmrg 2 30
Cul risville 2 75 Reodstrorg 3
Adams 2 00 Rural Village 1 80
Bend 2 25 Mahoulnif ........... 1 :5
Kelle•rsburg 200 Texas.. .. , 25
Both 'shorn 2 76 Mdchanlcsburg 3 oU
Stiannotelale ...... 3 25 Brooklino 3 75
l'idcete to all of the above places can be procured at the
Oflice • corner of Penn and Wayne streets, and at the Depot
on Taylor street. A. J. LIOPPER,
Je2l
Superintendent-
MAGAZINES, &c.—
Harper for July—price Weenie.
theley's Lady's Book for July-20,
Oraliam's Magazine for July-20c.
Peterson's Mugazine for July—lic.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal for July -18,..
Yankee Notions for July-12c.
Ballou's Magazine for July-10c.
Brother Jonathan for 4th July—a magnificent
iluoblo number—price 12c.
The above Just receive,' at
LA BITER'S BOOKSTORE,
.1,•20 No. 77 Fourth street.
FFORSALE.-20 Acres of Land, a good
situation for a country` store, about a) miles from the
city, in a thriving neighborhood and tio store near.
Ilouse and lot and three valiant lots In Allegheny City.
WANTED,
A situation by a young htdy In a dry goods or trimming
more, ur millinery establishment—for one cook—two "girls
to du housework—one boy to learn a trade—two boys in
stores or run of errands—two men to work on farms or la
tun-Mg work in the city. Inquire of George W. Bunn at hit
Kral Estate Agency and Intelligence Office, on the north
side of Ohio st., 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
Qty.
MELOD'
c,
,oDEONS AND REED ORGANS:—
Charlotte Blume has just received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Bud Organs In elegant rosewood
1 . 1111. of every variety and style, comprising 4, and 6 oc
taves, portable style, with scroll lege; 5 and 5J.4 octaves,
seraphine or Piano style, with rich tuotildinga, carved InUeic
desk, &c.; 5 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, and contain
ing 2 seta of reeds throughout, the one toned an octave
above the other; an excellent instrument for tbsnae of
Churches, Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument is
submitted to a thorough examination previous to being sent
from the manufactory, and is warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended u being far superior, /
both in tone and finish, to any others manufactured,
The chief improvements •(upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent,) conaiste in bringing the wind to lie
dicby upon the reed, so as to produce, on opening the key I
the quickest passible vibration, and the sound then
Leases in to a modulating chamber, (enclosed by the swell.) I
which mallows the tone, and give It more of melodious, Bute- j
like quality, than is the general property of reed instru-
inept°. For axle by CHARLOTTE BLUME,
jell Old Established Plana depot" So. 118 Wood st.
1 411 SIM).
20
Iteceivod and for side by
hi.. 18 ; Lake Superior Trout;
SPRINGER LIAILBADOIL
295 Liberty street.
RFFI NED SUiIARS—
If, bb ' ls. Lovering! "A ° crushed Sugar
80 do Stewart's .• A " do do:
ff , do Lovaring's fine pul r'd do:
10 do do coarse do do;
. •
10 do do crushed do; In. store and
for sale by (Jag] MILLER d RICKENCE,
UDLITIrt'S SPECIFIC--5 gross in store
and tor sale by f Jll 1101ehallo BRO&
-
1 1 134"
,
ffilLikiROADS.-
( KXONIT-811NDAY.)
Mall Route
— MYDrenAL:—
TWON'TTO Adger did do
_L. more than give temporary relief and they never wilL
It IA hessian they don't touch the cause Oft& diseane. , The
cause of all ag - uo and bilious diseesee is the atmospheric
poison called Miasma or Maizwia. Neutralize this poison by
it. natural gnficlote,and,all diseima caused by : lt disimpaars
at OM' IthhOe >itei9rA l o Aguio.Curelw Auldlt.
Malaria, 'aid moreover It la a perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate of the celebrated chemist, J, IL
.Qhllton. of
New Yorkg - tuitiiiS *Vie littiltttal,fo tfrafo Battu: there
fore if it doesin6 obit it tail db noltarni
luau iflopkgma 4 dd , rsgiutitevAl-eenk.ioi any
ofilifin , oiletonee thH'r-iude rbleona" - W the Aetitntron
and bring. on Dumb Ague, which never allows a person to
feel perfectly for a single ,moment, illustration of
a tYa neiplimiuziwacid from aptietjusfrinehled
Geoncninaht, Ohia,'Merch 17,1856.
JAL.A.,1010DE.4 1 ,,45u.- T Dear Sir; Yount 42d:inst. to at
hand. "The Citike . arfilied late last year and the difficulty to
getting any oras' LOUT it was greatly increased from the
fact that a remedy had been introduced whin was growing
in favor with thaptllnfe,‘tra-lieftlibeefekViiiii wing Quinine
—not knowing preen:Me that 'the TetriedY they used to
escape taking Quinine, contained the drug Distal
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonle, would Invariab y
break an ague, but it did not cum it, as It would often re
turn with renewed vigor. This one circumstance I doomed
in your fletir, if !could Institute a test competition bet Ween
it and your Cure. The folloWing.la the result:
Three persons took your Cure, all of which were cases of
Quotidian Intermittent • Fever, or many weeks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other reniedies,.nocaskatallY
mincing a chill, but it was (ad in ail ma cams) slowly wear
ing them oat, and laying the ibtindatiOn of other and seve
rer maladies. I did succeed In rffectinir a radical cure of
all three of these cases with your remedy, and they have
not had a chili since. In all three of these cases the Smith's
Tonic had been used, and would, as before stated, break the:
chill, but 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, tic., dre- WILLIAM WOOKNIIR, M. D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take It
when you feel the chills coming on, and yen will never have I
a single one.
JAMES A. RIIJDES,Propriotor,IL 1.
For sale by Druggists generally. jel4
_ _ _
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
Opposite Smithfield etrem,
MONUMENTS, TAB I'IU RG H,
LETS, TTSB and GRAVE
STONES always on hand ; Stone and Marblo Curbing
and Vaults for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Washstand Toe, and Imposing Stones made
by machinery, to lees time and better etylothatt can be dono
by mere manual labor. Particular attention to paid to the
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLZS,
of which we have a largo variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our atock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and lemming our pricivi.
($l5 and upwards,} but few who aro able to own a good
house, will be willing to remain long without procuring one
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
not liable to take tire;titid coat but little more than a good
wood mantle.
Marble sold low to thotrade. Mouth /Stones made,toardert
Our stock of Marble la the largest In thn West, and being
manufactured by the brat wo:kmen, aided - by machinery,
worthy of attention.
Orders, fuldreased to me, at 819 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Shed with cleipidch. W. W. WALLACE.
SMUT MACHINES. LULL'S PATENT
BURR SMUT MACHINES, used in 700 Mills In the
M est. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they become smooth, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the Barr. They have been used for flog Jean in the City
Mina, Pittsburgh,!(one of the largest mills in the West,) sad
are warranted to clean well. For particulars, see hand-bit Is.
Orders tilled at 319 Liberty street-Pittsburgh.
apt. 2 W. W..WALLACR.
TO MILL OWNERS.—French Burr And
Laurel Hill Stones, Belting Cloths, Mill Spindles,'Mill
Irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Cortvand Cob Grindera„.Cant Iron
Proof Staffe, Ice., always on hand and made to order, at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
a p p W. W. WALLACE.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—
Engines, with the latest titiproienients, warranted la,t
quality, on hand and; made to order. Boilers of Juniata
iron, made on short notice. Orders filled with despatch, at
819 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
spZ2
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
sukscriber has on band, and is cammfacturlg, Portable
' , touring Mills, of an imppoved 'quality; They are very corn.
pact, 11111 light, grind fast, (five to fifteen bushels per boon)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prone
a valuable acquisition to Iron toasters, lumbermen and laree
stock feeders. Orders filled at AU Liberty etreet,Pitlabil
apititalaw W. W. WALLACH.
4. IL BYRILL T OAT PITACiL
FREE OF CHARGE! !-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ILNGRAY.I3IOB, entitled "Bolton Abbey in
the Olden neer.," a splendid steel engraving, fr, m the cob—
heated painting by Laudwer; and the "Departure of 1110
israbliteafrom Egypt," a large and beautiful engraving front
; a painting by D. Roberts. The retail price of the above en
, gravings is $3 per copy, but will be sent free of charge, as
follows:
The auliscriliers hays established a 11001( AGENCY In
Philadelphia, nod will furninh any hook or publication at
the retail prier, free 01 postage. Any persona, by forwarding
the subscription price of any of the Magazines, such oe
Ilarper'd, Cit...d.y'x, Putnam's, Graham's, stunk Leslie's Path.
nom, ac., will receive the nia‘unines for one year,and a coil
of either of the above beautiful engravings, free of charge.
ter if aulaiicribing tG a $2 and a $1 _Magazine, awl as Pet.,
bon * ii, and Clallen's Ladles' Christian Annual, they will re
ceive both magazines and a copy or either of this above ea
graving&
livery deaception of 'Engraving on Wood executed with
neatness and despatch. Views of Buildinga, Newspaper
Headings, Views of Machinery, Book illustration's, Lodge
Eertitiranw, Business (`.arils, &c. All orders scut by 01' , /i
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views- of their build
ing. engraved, ran mid a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by mall or express.
Persons at a distance having saleable articles would find it
to their advantage to address the subscribers, an we would
wt as agents for the sale of the name.
B YRAM A RIBBER
60 Smith Third street. Philadelrbia
splAdawly
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U. F.B.HATT -
BROTT OURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
St. Anthony Falls, klinnimeta Territory. land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, 111C1 , It ,
meats made to the beet advantage, and Land Warrants loca
ted. Ale, , Agents fur the sale of Lots in the town of
CLOUD, 66 miles from St. Anthony. and head of narigatii.o
above the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous ad
vantages ft possesses ea u place of business, will make it oh,
of the 'largest cities in the Northwest.
UMW'
/ix -Governor Ramsey, Mirmesote.
Hon. Wm. If. Welsh, Chief Jtuttice of Minnesota.
Hon. J. Meeker.
Hon. H. M. Mee, Delegate to Congress.
Rice, HolUngalmad & Decker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Borup Jr Oaks, Bankers.
Bev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. S. Land 0111 c.
sop2o
Joseph White's Oarrloge Repository.
TOSUPII WHITE, now carrying on busi
ness in his spacious premises, nowf lately . 4- 47 a.
enlarged ' ) on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Run, tretWeeir te.
Pittsburgh and LlWTencteville, rttipectfully Invitee the public
to inspect his stock of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, to. And be
particularly informs gentlemen ;purchasers, that ono pra,
pnly Is made.
Fourteen years' experience In the business enables him t.
place before has patrons the same choice collection of Car
riages which', so many yeark past it has been his particular
department to select, from the various and most talent
Eastern manufacturers. The success of his new system to
complete—the economy of his arrangements wilt supply the
best and most fashionable manufactures at mcaderratc
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the manta
for decorating houses of business had heaped upon the prace
of goods, (owing to large rents,) JOSEPH WHITE will a-It,
on ready money only, at much lee than the usual prices.
AB-Carriages repaired In the beat manner, with despatch .
nthaulaw
JAM.= Bt./MILT • .JAJILLS C. WILEY.
BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE Bitty.
cortkor &Mall anal amittiflabi dtreeta, Pitts.
burgh.
Farms, Houses, Lots, Mille, Furnaces, de. dc., bought and
sold on commission ; Land Warrants bought, sold and 10. s.
ted ; Bilis, Sonde and Notes negotiated. Especial attentt.n
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Tense
reasonable.
nov2ircivs
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A LEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
:EA. Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and pensions, and ibr the Col-
Uction of Claims In Great Britaltiand Ireland
siy- Caked one made in this and adjoining Counties;
Wes of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
, Chased, and rents collected. Money, invested on Mortgage
oy other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Oftice on FOURTH street, a few doors algive Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 188 5—trob28:datri
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W. FOSTER., Notary Public, and 'Coin
• missioner for the Stoles of Tennessee., New nun,
re, CNottnecticut, Wisconsin. New York, ;
Michigan, low
Louisiana and Ittr;:tinia.
tQI- Deeds drawn, and aoknowletiments and prootli taken
for record or use in any of the above named States, Illinois,
Mississippi and Rhode, Leland.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1858 Dish2Bdawl
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—
, .
The Coal Works lately owned, by A. Leech, Jr. A Co..
eltuativi Oil the Monongahela river, about 28 tulles from
Pittsburgh, are now for sale. The property consists of 118
acres and 118 porches of Laud, (More or less) and all the
tkial therein; and also all the Cool In about 100 acres more,
together with Radium Railways, &c.
For further particulars apply to
D. W. k. A. 8, BELL, Atty'e at Law,
No. 103 Fourth at., Pltfaborgh.
apll:damtf
BARGAIN OFFERED.=—The undersigned
oirera for nate SIX LOTS of grtnind fronting upon
rod adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connellevilir
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borough of 31'KX3ft
PORT. Four of the tote are 3734 feet in width by about
120 in depth, fronting at one end on the Depot, and at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of them fronting for their
whole length on other Arent&
. _
Aino--TIVO WTS, 37 feet in width, flouting the other
aide of the Depot, and In depth 121—one of the Lots border.
lug for its whole length on Jerome street.
No better property can be found, and it will be told low
Part of the payment taken in Stock of the ConneDevine
Itadlroad, If desired. GECI. P. GLILLMOS.D,
Office of the Morning Past.
Pittsburgh, Anirnat SI. 11355.--ftlitalf
WIG M
CTORY
_A. A r—hi Rs. RENTER,
do doors from the Aquedutt, opposite the Collector's
; Nike, Allegheny City. le prepared to fill ardent for
and all kinds of OICSAMF—NITAL HAIR WORK. The best
quality of material Is furnished, and entire malefaction gnat ,
an teed. 4 mylfzedawly
kiILTEW BOOKS AT DAVINSONS:6S Markel
IA street near fourth.
Poems, by Richard Cber.eris Trench.
The White Chief, by° apt. Reid.
•
The Scalp ilimters, de, do.
Comic Miseries of unman Life.
Spanish Conquest In America.
Everybody tier Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its Evils and ItiConsequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
LifilaldeChnrch or Reminiscences of a " - Country Pasto
rate, by John W. CWckering, D. I/.
Sight and Hearing, how Preserved and How Lost. by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo Benonb by Author of Dr. Antonin.
The Suffering Savior, by Arnmaeher.
J"-Inree on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan
ning.
Lectures on Grant Men; Myers, London.
Man and His Money, Its Use and Abuse; by Dr. Tweedie.
Mona dl, a tale by Washington Alliston.
Lectures delivered to Young Men in London.
Who Cripple of Antioch.
Harpers Magazine, &seems as puttlinhed_.,
jLINE hiAGALINES—Just ived and
fo r sale . by 1 3 L MLNEIi 'I CO, No. 32 Smithfield street:
ElorpoArlhosiole for June;
lkdayll lady's o Bo& for Jam; .... .
a
Ridenlo llogooti• . o, for Atififil
. • lrtihrrsitltheM isy.• -- • • , .
All the NEW BOOES pritegbetivergith,.o.-;,..-
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AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
808 TIIII RAPID CURB OF COD° ' 9714111/ IWO'
'NUS, BRONCRTVIS, WROO ieet .
~ OR PRii ii
ASTHMA AND CONIIIIIMPTION
el. -
f,..0, - ... Tma }Water to offend to the cone
, ~..
,; : .6 ~..,,,, tenuity with the confidence we feel la
which seldom. ant to - reaD
P- 4 . " ,.g Me .' the happ ° leer effects that embeds.
'leter - i sired. So wide is the field of its tow
" . &drew, [einem, and en numerous the case* of
..... 14.,,ki its mires, that alinost-every section of
se Agresee.,,,l. - 1 \ the country abopnde In persona, pub
-006
...r _--i , .... i.r.i. Holy known, who tutve been restored
-_ • r - .
. - . from alarming and even desperate dls
eases of the Burge, by its use. When came tried, Ito sup*.
clarity over every other medicine of its kind; is too.eppateht
to recaps observation. and whore its virtmeretre'kdbitictlte
public no longer hesitate what antidote CO employ - foil*
distressing. end datigerone affections of the , pthMotiaitr Or
gans, which are incident to our climate.
Nothing has called louder for the earnest Inquiry ot tthill
cal men, than the.elartning prevalence and fatalitrof thin
eumptive complaints, nor baa any one class of Ordure lead
more of their - investigatione and care But as yet mo ade
quate remedy has been provided, on which fhi puma could
depend for protection from attache upon thiereepli•ate Cr
gans, until the introduction of the CIIIIRRY , P ' •
mi. article le the product of a long, Ishorions, end,,'lWevo,
onccessful endeavor to furnish the communltrwitti'etich's
remedy. Nails lastatatement the American people are haw
themselves prepared to judge, and I appeal with confidence to
their decision. If there is any dependence to be
,phiced'ln
what men of every claw and station thrtifyit luta donee iti
them If yawn inlet °m own senses when we see &agitate'
affections of the throat and lungs yield to it: If we can dupe&
qn the atestenecg of intelligent kl.yetclaus,itho toulto It their
baser to me-3n short fit
if fhereany reliance Open thy-
thing. then it feirreittattlymroven that this etc.:Heine dies.*
lievelanchtheecure 1 he'clase of asthma It Is designed for be.
yond any and all others that are knownthmankthd. If this be
true, it cannot be too freely published,nor too widely known.
I The afflicted should know It. A remedy that cores is prioe•
less to them. Parents should know it, their children are
priceless to them. Ali should know it,; for :health can be
priced to no one. Not Only ehonid It be circulated here, but
everywhere, not only in this country, bet in all couptries.
Row faithfully we have acted on this coneletion, is *hewn ire
the fact that already this article has made the circles of the
globe. The eon never Rem on Its limite. No continent is
without it, and but low peoples. Although not in so gement
nee in other millet. , i_3 in this, It ie employed by themore
Intelligent hi aluir.t ell civilized countriee. It is eaten.
steely employed in both Americo,—ln Europe, Asia, Africa,
A uritralla and the fie au islands of the sett Leo la as dear
to its possessors there as here, end they grasp at it valuable
remedy with even wore avidity. Unlike most prepar4tfotut
Sill kind, it Is au expenaive composition of cestlytakteriel,
it is afforded to the public at a reasonaly low price, and
what is of vastly more importance to them, its quality is
never su ff ered to decline :rum its original standard at end ,
lance. Every bottle of this medicine, now mannikin:lA is
as good es ever has been made heretofore, or as -se are me ,
pablo of making. No toll or met is spared: in maintaining
It in the best perfection which It is peneible to pnabace.'
Reath the patient who procures the genuine Caesar Pat.
IDEAL,. alt rely on having as good an article an bas over been
had by tllOlO who testify to Its attiti. , .
By pursuing this course, I have the hope of doing emu
good in the world, as well as the satiafaction of believing
that wools has been done already.
Athr• Prepared by LT. C. AYER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Masi:
_.. :
Sold by B.A. PIatNREMOCK 4 CO, a! WhOlalelelnkre.
tail, by every Druggist in Pittelmegte, ani - Ay , all: Depleteeverywhere.
aplelmdkw
The Greatest Medical Diseot.eilr
OF THE A.GE .
AIR. KENNEDY, of RasEnvy, has digeov
o; ENedKizrtone tromnaidpaittun weed' tiitnnerly
that cures cocri , itt,d y e." i lion,w)J - ren ihem.rf 41:4!
common' Pithy& : # • xnw Borpfe / •
Ile has treated It In over. eleven hemdred,casee, andawrer
failed except two cases (boththunder pnmar.) bee
now in hie possesaion oter tiro utt er=ed ftrtillcateis of Ita
value, all Walla twenty miles of Boston. , '
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing, sets month:
(Hato three bottles will care the worst kinder nhiples of
the face.
Two to three bottles will scoot the system of brala
Two bottles aro warranted to cure the worst, canker in the
mouth and stomach.
Throe to Ave bottles aro warranted to care the worst case ,
of erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all.lromor atthe.
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ear
..
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and tun
ulng ulcers.
One bottle will mire scaly eruption of the skin. •
Two to three bottles are warranted to care the moat- dee:
perote canes of rheumatism.
Two or
of ring-wormthree bottles are warranted to cure the worst CUM
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum..
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst. ease of serefultt;',
A benefit is always experienced from the first biffile,Aind
a
taken perfect --ore Is warranted when the above qudifflOeda
Nothing looks so Improbable to those who' fialll9-44,98133
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day; 11,1 1011X1IVOIll•
moo weed growing in the pasture, and alongulds**Welle,
should cure every humor in the system; yet it is Mrign,f4 04
fact. If you have a humor it has to start. Theraiarnsioa
nor sods, hums or he's about smiting some atiet-And,nat
yours. f peddled over a thousand bottles of I tin fhelliel.., _
done
of Bestil. I know its effects In every case. lthtita uvita done some of the greatest cures ever done in Eitesitsclittlietta.
I gave It to children a year old; to ol d people„nrefib , .., /. -
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking Childrenote Seat&
onus B,iirt and flabby, restored to a perfect elate or.heal th by
ono bottle.
•
To thrum who are subject to a eh* hatdaehe one bOttle
e . I) always cute U. It gives great relief. to eatairli rind dlr.
sloess. Some alio have been Costive for years, lutVe taken
and been regulated by it. Inman the body is sound it works
quite easy, Lnt where there is any derangement of tha - funo- -
fives of nature, It will camas very singe -tar feelings; brit ;
must not be alarmed—they alanye disappear in frourfone
Jays to a week. There is never a hail result from it. On the
coatrary, when that feeling is over, you will t,el youriell
like a new person. I heard some of the 11:104 extravagant
eneomiams of It that mien ever listened to. No change of
diet is ever neceasier7-ecit the best you eau get. I have like
wise an he, te which. when simmered in sweet oil, dissolves
Scrofulous sueliing of the neck and under the ears. Price
ho cents. Price of the !Medic , I Discovery $1 per bottle.
Directions for I:sr.—Ado' , one table spoonful tier day.
Children over eight years, 0-resort spoonful: children from
See to eight rears, teaspoonful. As no direction can be
imele applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
on the bowels toice a day.
Mr. KENNIIDY gives personal attendance in had 'meet of
Scrofula.
cold, wholesale acid retail, at Dr. 'REV - RIVE!, 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley, and J. P. F I LMING, Alle
gheny.
apl7,lydaw
W W 194.11a0K.
CITE OF ASTHMA AND CONSLMMON.
E W AND VERY WON DEREDIat
HYGEANA
BROUGLIT DOME TO Tll DOOR OFTin /MUM,.
iWONDERFUL DISCOVERY has reei3nt-
Aly been made by Dr. Coatts,, Mthis city, in the treat
ment of Consumption, Asthma, and 'all diseases of the'Lunga,
We refer ,to: . 11..ta,, Cans', Riglsris, -Olt Ward* 41t 1 11 I
VAPOR son Oakley Sane." With this insw.ffiellied,-
0.
has restored many eftllcted ones to health'; ant ah Dv
Mennen!,
which, he has innumerable certithateis. fie
treatment, a physician remake: leovident.that Inhaling
—oonstantly breathing en agreeable, healing super—the
medicinal psi:Testiest mustMome in direct contact with the.„-N : .
whole icrial cavities of the lunge, and tons escape the Mai...
and varied changes produced upon that wherrintrodneaf , ' , '
luto the Mont.n.h, rod mlbjoct. w the tiErgERS of . diairtfotta
The Ilygeana In for otoht by all the Druggists throughout the
conntry."—Nste Duo: Amon of .Tantectryl4.
The inhaler is worn on the breast, under the Linen, with • •
out the least inconvenience—th e Mod of the body bah* • •
sufficient to evaporate the fluid. Hundrsats of crises of cures,like the foilowing, might be named;
One package of tile liyeettna has cureil me of the Asithmits,
of six years' stnothog. J. F. Raceway,
Postmaster of buncannon, Pa.
I am cared of the Asthtna, of ten Scan,' standing,by Dr
Curtis' Ilygeana. 211AROARZT kiAsION, Brook! jl3, N. Y
Mrs. l'sto, of No. 5 Ilammeno etreet, was oared at
tu'voro case of Bronchitis by the I fygeana. •
My sister has been cure! eta distressing cough, of several
years' etantlog, and decided to, be mcurable by the phyla.
clans. She was cured in one month, by the Ilygeans.
Richmond,
The Rev. Dr. Onsayss, of New York, t R estifies of ourm llk
merit ;
tins du the folloang. language: .
NkIV Yon; November 15, 1554.
Dear 3ir-1 think hinbly Of Dr. Curtis' Ilygeana as a rem
edy in diseases of the throat and lungs. 'hiving bad some
opportunity to testify its efficacy, l am•ctinwfficw.L• that it Is w
most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling ,
application to the chest.
N. B.—Dr. Curtis' Rygetuni is the ORTGLIFAL and ONLY '•
GENUINE AancLm; all others are base indtatimaiilitvtle '
and INJURIOUS mental Dais. Shun them as yen would
POISON,.
la - For sale by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; '11.;
R. Sellers & Co.;Lee A. Deckhant, , Allnitetly City; JohnSargen
4. t, H
artmow,llr4;hton y. O. L. !raiser, Mclean., , t. ,
myllk •
SAN Hs , - SARISA.PARMLA i .
11( <WART BOTTLES. - ;
fbr the Removal and Ittnia - nent Cure of all Ditautt oiiktiv •
from an impure Slate of the Blood, ar ;
Habil of the Sgstem. •
This truly valuable preparation In extracted from eely
root. of the Alma% dospriktionvitrm.ni *fat' exPulfrd•
poiverful;npparattit; whielOollthirex'thik misilcifiat end i '
principle in a highly concentrated Sawa, ockmtitically com
bining the several vege table In_ the prucess.that a. compound extract of Sarsaparilla id ribtainetlinfinitell:enpo
rior to arty other for ptuifylng the blood, and the cure of
Scrofula, salt Rheum, Dicers, fever, SM'es,. Pimples,
c o r a n.. Eruptioui, Ithennuttita,illercurial - diseases, liver "
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Consumption, Yema/a Ir•
rag - al:trifles, Logy olAprenita, nod General Debility..
This powerful remedial agentacts simultaneously upon the
Stomach, the Circulation nod the Bowels, and gently 33 0, 4 .
latex, while It disengages and expels from the ayatentullprac.
Is irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Betwi l * t
vegetable, It is perfectly hatmless In Its oflerairlont tilltfranst.,
delicate persons may take It at any time with perfeactisfety.
.The astonishing 811GCOS0 of this medicine constantly In
creasing during the last sixtcem.years, has seoitred for It the
distinguished commendations - of the Fa2nlty, and it en,loya
wide-spread popularity and extensive Patrenaga *blob, Uttuin--
entirely out of competition every other prepursitiOn
. -
Attention In res.p s ctftdly solicited thst_foLloplugozeuvw,....4
ANOTHER CURE OS 00110F01%-.
l'aer, N. Y., September 1,185*
hfarrx•A. ,B.‘st fh l &Mdr--Oentlier: hiave- Err nearly':
three years been trouldad with that Anstalt dhows, Scrofu
la; so mach so, aa to be offensive to my husband and to my,
.1t; and to obtain relief; have tried 'every kind of tnedicine. , that came under nay notice, without effec t . gr4Clf rtkrele4Ur
hors, who had been cured of a similar doinplaint 'rani
Samparilla,adviscal me to make a trial of It, and I can truly
say that it hes done me a world of good, lotting eenipletely
cured me. Hoping that my evidence Way induce others
similarly afflicted to adopt Gin mune remedy, with thelardlt -
satisfactory results, I remain gratce.my yours, • '
J. Pommes/
Prepared and sold by A. Settee
8..1 - 11, BANDS. Dragbd•
and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, Newyork,. &Idaho by
B. A. PAIINES'MOK k 00, FLY/110% BROS.. Pinaboxigs.
and by Drunists generally. Price SI per bottle,- ilafirfx box.
ties far ilk je.l4 - 1 - 4 '
THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY,±Froiw
all parts of the country, north antlwonth, the-pmpr*
tors are almost daily In receipt of each tlagarlag Leath:mi..
aisle 0111 the following, relative to B. A. frabneotuers utrequid. -
ad Vermifuge: _
o?, daxersdans Ala-, ilprillkth 1845.-
Mears. B. A. )12.1rnestock have been.aellin
Verrnifoge In this place for Ave yearn, gts "mar and .takeldna
has eta
stating, for the information of the trade and et the public,
t h at i t h far as I know. one of the moat latiefes•
tory remedlea In the market, and one of the Mat: saleable:
medicines we ham 1 have also personal knowledge of ita
goo d eff e cts Ix numerous cases under the lineament of ant
playsiciana. all of whom use it regularinand always myna
ii to be safe and felialdhas a worm specific,- I can mono- -
wend It as One of -the lnfrtfd and best in the market.
Prepared,4 l 44Alir 4 n. k. .F
_K'a'ece,_ . . r .f 1i
wtmhoeo r ne r or Hood an flirt ant:: entecdgh. IT
DR. .11UILI.HEFS gillkriOT:rn
pmyptiaL-trifpr huts is the beet orltili kind
cissusitg and - presersitirthotteth. It la papered aadtr
the superstate:a of Dr. MlD:hart • 'Sold only hi
Jag. YUMA_ +
'int It, and the Dlaveond- •
YO cta. Jel9
11010 7 i ,
}eV Jruit received and*
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