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SCELLAN EDITS
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE
STATE OH DELAWARE, in and for Kent county. i
Ebenezer Cloak 1 .
Yll. PtAltion for Partition. •
Richard C. Dale,
Thomas
Thomas P. Dah;.
Anditow to wit, this twenty-seveoth day of March, in the
eight hundred and tilly-aia. , ,•
Fear of our Lord one thousand
_lain muse coming before the hancellor, upon the motion of
goesph P. Comegys, Esquire, the complainant's bedidtor;tind I
the writs of summons aforesaid, and the Sheriffs return
thereon being seen and examined, id
on
ordered
by the ChaticelW tide. I#l4 arprtdadAareildanui, Richard C.
Dale and TtiomaSiT. Dail, appear in the cause on Tuesday,
the 23d day of September next. And it is ordered and di•
retied by the Chancellor, that copy of this order shall be
inserted in the Pittsburgh Pbsio a newspaper published in
"the citY. of Pittsburgh, in the State of Pemmican* and shall
be continued In said newspaner:for the space of one month ;
and also that a copy of said order:Shall for the same apace of
time be posted in the office of Mina/Oster of this Court, and
at the Court Honor door In this.Contaty.
State of Delaware,}
Kent County, 88. f ~ •
I, John K. Jarvis, Register in Chancery in Kent county,
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
regoing is a true copy
of the order in the above cause, now . , record In this Court.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto eel my hand and
affixed the seal of the said tourteat.Doyer, this 14th day of
May, A. D. 1866. JOHN K. JARVIS,
reY 2 4 l m Register in Chancery.
R EAL ES I'ATE MARKET,
OP SEVENTH AND SMITRINELD wricErrs.
PITTSBURGH.
We have the following Real Estate for .1,
FOURTEEN ACRES ON LAND in St. Clair township, on
thooid Washington Road, well improved.
SIX SCRES OF LAND in Chartiens township, about half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, siith valuable
Improvements, suited for a genteel country residence.
A LOT OF (MOUND In East Lila, tY, 30 fret by 100; will
be wild low.
. POUR ACRES OF LAND near Mimirsville.
TEN ACRES OF LAND in Indian. township, at the
mouth of Deer Creek, on which are good improvements and
an old established ferry.
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, throe and a
half miles from Logan's Station, on the A. V. Railroad, with
good improvements.
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE en Sts
vouson street, (opposite the Mercy Hospital,) with modern
improvements.
A GARDEN FARM., adjoining .the town of Beaver, con
taining twenty-three acres, within eighty rods of the C. A
P. Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in the Borough of Manchester, corner
of Chartiere and Fayette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM in Derry
township, Westmoreland county, would be exchanged for
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Swtsa
vale Station, with five or tun Acta, of Land.
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining the Swissvale
Station. Apply to je9j BLA K ELI A RICHEY__
TWELVE Ili MILLS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
Air THE EASTERN DAILIES are regularly received,
twelve hours In adroitco of the Mail, and delivered to nub
licrthera at the folhoiiqg red,"
Philadelphia LEDO ER, too. per week.
New York Daily TRUIUNE, 160. per week.
" HERALD, " •`
TIMES, 4-
211:? - Leave your orders for those, or any other Eastern
papers, at 71 Fifth street, for
FUR SALE-20 acres of land, on which is
erected a hewed log house, frame barn and other out
bnildioga, all in good order; 15 acres cleared, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation: a young orchard, several
acres of grain and clover now in good and thriving condi
tion; the remaining 5 acres well timbered—would be a good
situation for A store, being situated on the cross roads, be
tween Bakerstown and Butler, in Middlesex townahlp,i
county. Will be sold low—terms easy.
Wanted—A situation by a
, young lady, in a Dry Goods,
Trimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted—Several girls to do housework in the city and
country. Also, a situation by a boy about fourteen years of
age, in a store, to run errands or other light work.
Inquire of GEO W. DUNN, at his Agency and Intelligence
Office, north side of Ohiostreet, fourth door But of Diamond,
ALLEGIIENY CITY. Je7
FRANK LESLIE'S Gazette of Fashion fo
June;
Knickerbocker Magazine fix June;
•
Putnam'. do do:
Dickens' Household Words do;
The Schoolfellow do
Speech of the lion. Charles Sumner
The Invaltd'y Guide and Consumptive's Manual; by C
M. Fitch. A. M. 3i it
nee Thoosand and Tcu Thinge worth knowing .
The London illustrated New+. For ania by
my3l it. T. C. MORtIAN, 41 Fifth ert.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
I,«Alie'm Glabette of Fashion fur June, price 2.4 c.
Putnern's Nlitgaztne du do '..N.tc.
Household Words It, do 15. c.
Schoolfellow do do 10c.
Harper's Meg., 4th suly, do do tax. i
Godey's Lady', Buok, 2d du do do Atc.
ti raham do do s3tr.
Peterson du do 17,
Enickerl.:ker do do lalr.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal do do 150.
Sparrowgrass Papers do 40c
Piazza Titles, by Melville no 90.. t. i
Bunshy Papers, by John Brougham do 90c..
Recent speeches of Charles Sumner do 1,12.
Shoefm Recollection..
The above, with n large assortment of school el.! mb.cel-
laneous books, stattonery, &.. Sold from 10 to 2 2 per cent.
lower than elsewhere at Lai:PEEK'S Book Store,
my:11 No. 77 Foe . - th etr. I.
BUSINESS! BUSINE:3S!!
21111, PROPERTY FUR SAL E--Sit us te on Big Se
wlckley, a mill }l4/.1, of 3 st..rivit, 3 run of s•-one, smut 00-bine,
o-bine, and all other gearing and fixtures 12 , niptete. Alm, a
saw mill, 2 good frame how., 2.0 acres uf IP.u.L Prtoe $,...0.5)
A STEAM SAW MILL, situate on the I.' nio river, near St
Mary's. 01 inde, 1..d.,w IVlmling. l'i ice $.1,200.
TANNERY Fill: SALE, situate et It. nods-erne, Ve._, nab
vats, shops, etc., all in good order, large- dwelling h ;use, 2
acres of ground, Sr. Price $4.(.000
ap2.5 8. CUTHBERT .'L SON. 21 Market ut.
ANEW' BOOK..—The Kidnapped and
' h. ' 1`..'..,"6 Being the 'personal recollections of
Peter Still and hut Rife "Vine." after forty years of slavery.
By Mrs. Kate 0 R. rtorarn. wren en introdinlinn, by Rev.
Samuel J. Lay; and an aplem.dix by William 11. Furness. D.
D. For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
i 41 Fifth st.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. A
neat, well built ar,d finished brick house tlltuatetl
the North Conimou, Allegheny City, coutaining six
unit
finished rooms. a heck room, cellar and finished attic hy
drant is the )ard This property is beautifully !omits,' and
is worthy the atndltion of persons wishing a desirable pri
vate residence. Will be sold low. Apply to
jag BLAKKLY 8 It
DO - YIESTIC GOODS.—A. A. Mason'lCo.,
kmve just opened over '2OO canes and packages of new
stYl.a calicoes and giugharns, tuuAnna, cheeks, Lickinr.t, ;0.1
every ioocription of housekeeping goals WhiCh will be v.,1,1
at a considerable reduction Irene the usual prices. .1
PIOARASOLS.---We invite the attention ,
the ladies to some 1,600 new parasols we have ree,sed
this morning by expred s, amour which are some ot the
most elegant and desirable styles yet offei
_Jug. A. A. MASON & (10., 2.5 Fifth et,
DID YOU REAL) SYDNEY SMITH ?—Of
course you liked it, and laughed ever his witty re..
marks. We now oiler you a better book,
TIIETIOOK OF THE SUNISIER.•
We have ready this day, the first complete American edi
tion, with a memoir, from the loth English edition.
In
two handsome royal 12mo. volumes, cloth; price s2,bu, or
half calf extra V.
The Ingoldsby Legends; Or, Mirth and Marvels. By
Thomas Laguldsby. Esq., (the Rev. Richard Harris Banihailbr
with 16 illustrations by those funny fellows, Cruikshank
and Leoeh.
This delightfully entertaining book has now become a
standard library work in England, where it has rapidly .
passed through ten editions. The memoir Is brimful of
sparkling Jokes, anecdotes and witty repartee, by Theodore
Hook, Harrill/tin, Thomas hood, sydneyiSmlth and eti.or
celebrities. We semi., our reputation as caterers for pub
lic taste, if Oita work does not delight every reader, end
prove fully as entertaining, if not more so, than the r,.•lit
biography of Rev. Mr. liariduon's brother divine, Sydney
Smith. 11. MIN ER Si CO.,
jolt, Ni,. 32 Smithfield at.
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooks for city and
country. A Boy Of 17 to learn a trade; must be well recom
mended. Also, places for four or live Girls to do eland", or
dining-room work. Four Boys in stores or to rein errands,
and five or Aix men at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOW RI New Intelligence Office,
feb2o N 0.14 Filth street.
WANTED—A Situation
well
Governess or
teacher, by a young lady qualitied, and bar
ing had considerable experience; would not object to go into
the country.
Wanted—Several girls to do housework, in city and
country, and a boy to run of errands, in a shoe store in the
city.
Yor Salo—A small tannery In good order and doingagood
business, in a small village about fifteen miles front the
city. The owner wishing to go West will sell at a great
bargain Inquire of 0. W. BUNN, at hie Agtucy and Intel
ligence Office, north aide of Ohio street, fourth door east of
the Diamond, Allegheny city. my2l3
1011111giTSREDS--klarden, Field and Flower
Seeds, of the turret approved and reliable varied.,
wholesale and retail, at the Seed and Agricultural Ware
hatum, 47 Fifth street, of (apt) .1)1.8r.s WARDRuP.
SODA A.SII of a good and uniform quality
manufactured by the Petiusylvania Salt Manufacturiug
Company at Tarentum; on hand arid for sale by
FLRMINti BROS.,
A LSO,
3 gross Ludlum's Specific;
4 Elves Boo0:1mPa Gentian Bitters;
1500 IDs. Madder;
SOO lbs. Cum Tragacantl ;
400 IN. Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye, a new article fur making Soap
one pound worth ten of potash ; on hand and for sale by
nty3 FLEMING
LOT OF GROUicD, near Bakerstown, A will be sold very low, if appliod for soon. It contains
one-fourth of au acre, and is ins oentralposition. Apply
(rah%) BLAKELY
ORNAMENTAL Center pieees,Te;ters,
(lame and B net Yieturm in gilt circles, with groat
variety of other ornaments on Wall Paper, for sole by
myti W. P. MARSHALL A LX).
DKIEL) PEACHES —lOO bush. for saleby
4.26 SMITH. MAUL I HUNTER.
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itTIOSIERY AND GLOVES—Another yeti
large assortment of Summer Hosiery, Gloves and
ts of every description, Just receiven. A.y
M
d b ASON A CO.
myln
DR. 11EISKEL.113 TET'I'ER OINTMENT.
This Ointment has never been known to fail n the
cure of Tatter, Scald Head..ltch, Ring - worms, Ulcers, .Scal , lB,
Pimples, Frosted lambs, Inflamed Eyes, Piles and all emit,-
' ,tone of the skim
• For sale only by
jet
ANTED-A 'SITUATION, by tt young
Lady, in a Dry floods or Trimming
nary . establ 'oilmen t. Stott, or Milli:-
WANTED—fieveral WALE to do housework, in the city
and country. Also, a situation by a boy about foarteen, in a
store, to run errands, or other light work.
FOR RALE—A small TANNERY, in good order and doing
a good business, in a entail village about fifteen miles from
the city. The owner ' , rotting to go West, will sell at a great
bargain,
Inquire of GRORUE W. BUNN, at his Agency and Intel
ligence Cake, north aide of ohio street, fourth door east of
the Diamond, Allegheny Cite, jeb
BEESON'S HYDRAULIc CEMENT, OR
WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep omstantly on
h an d a large stock of this article of the heist quality. The
attention of Contractors and Builders of Navigation Locks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, Ac., is re
quested to this article. The well known roust/ince and im
perviousness of water, characteristic of this Cement, redd en ,
it of the first necessity in all structures exposed to the action
of water or d amp. [apihato] ENGLISH & RICILUIDSON.
ALCOHOL -10 bbls. '7. F" Alcohol;
6 do '97 P' do
Za atom and for salt by
jeld MILLER .tquelißlSON
was
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INVENTIONS AND PATENTmf
U. F. FAVazi,E8.1.:.....
Dear Sir,—HavingmmdO, Trott'e "Patent Oil Globe" on
eilniost aLf the ett*eigit4 furrilehed the last year, and in
asmuch aithey appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our customers, we haw uohesitation in recommending them
as a good article, and. much preferable on account of their
simplicity, of construction, to the old faehioned Oil Olobee, or
any other of which we have any knowledge
This certifies that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, has
been in use on our road for two years past. We find it te
be
an economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
as such. ORO. W. DRIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central RR.
November 29th, IRS&
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To Si. F. R&TON,
This certifies that we have had in use the penult Oil Glob.
or Cups, sold by Moses P. Eaton, hail, of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever used. ALFRED THOMAS,
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohio, November .27, 18bo. ap24
From the New York Scientific American.)
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention is intended for use where it is desired to im
part a line, smooth, and glossy surface to Caw wood; but it is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty consists in placing the cutting chiael. or bit, in
front of the wedge, Instead of behind, min common planes;
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the face of the
plane, in front of the chisel, which mouth piece serves as the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plans.
But the mouth piece is so close fo, the edge of the bit as to
present the plane from ripping or splintering the wood In
the least degree. Indeed, we have seen the implement ap
plied to the planing of wood against the grain, and trans
venally to the grain, tearing the wood perfectly smooth. So
pm foct Is the operation of this instrument, that it may be ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire encores---a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common plane.
The peculiar arrangoment of the mouth piece, bit, and
wedge, affords a complete and firm bearing for the bit
thrsughout Its whole length, and dispenses, under all cir
cumstances, with the use of a asp or double let.
This is a very simple and effective improvement, destined,
we have no doubt, to find its way intoevery carpenter's shop
In the land. No tool chest is complete without it. The in
ventor is Wm. C. hopper, of Pitteburuh, Pa., and his patent
bears date January 16, 1855.
Skio• MOSES F. BATON, No. 139 First street, Agvat for
the patentee.
CARD-1 request the attention of my
• Mende and the public to my stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which I think contains a larger variety of rich styles than
any other formsr purclmoo. I hove taken special pains to
obtain all the shades of
•
RICHARD SHANNON
FANCY CLOTHS
generally desired, viz : Pease, Dahlia, Mulberry, Bronze
Drab, Brown and Olive, with Miolle tints of Oreeu and
Blue. I hove observed the solos cam in selecting my
FANCY CASSIMERES,
which embrace a choice assortment of light colors, suitable
for evening dress In the summer season, with a number or
Black Elastic Figured Goods; also, intended for the hot
weather. My stock of vseriNos is ss large as call be
found elsewhere, comprising every variety of Silk Patter us
plain and figured Grenadinee and Enmities.
My assortment of Boys' Clothing has been Increased sod
I am prepared to fill all orders m this branch with more
satisfaction to myself and buyers than hitherto. I would
cell special attention to a number of pretty small PLAIDS,
peculiarly adapted to childreo's dress, winch, I think, ...n
-om fail to please. Also, Drummer, Argentine Luso es, Ruda.
lusnin Merinos, Preneh Nanklimettea, Drab Italian Cloths,
with numerous styles of Worsted sod Linen Goods, intended
either for men's or hey's clothing
aptfrilmd&w SOLONION STONER, No. SO Wood et
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
OE ENGINE BUILDING BUSINESS.
rr lIE UNDERSIGNED offers at private sale
until the alai day of June next, the whole sine k
Toole, Patterns, Shafting, Keating Pipes and Fixtures. in
use iu the "Pitt Machine Works and Foundry," ineut,l
Allegh• ny City. corner Main and Cherry stress.
The stock of Tools consist in part
First—Of a No. 1 Steam Fdagine, nearly new, 1) inch et I;u
der, 3 feel stroke, with ry Under boiler 44 inch diameter, in
use only one year.
One large and one small power Planing Mai - Lana
Twenty.three turning lathes, various lengths and .1,6,
which swing from seven feet down to twelve inches i por
the shears.
One large Poring, Mill.
Single and double-geared upright Drilling Machine,
One excellent Gear-cutting Engine, wall a great nun,'. r
of arbor. and cutter" in good order.
Our Bolt and Nut-cutting Machine.
Stabbing, listing, Punching and Filing Machines
Twenty-seven VlCial, In good order.
A groat number of Stocks and Neu. of all sizes end
threads
In short, a complete set of Toole for C.,ttnu Nlitohluet
Mill4.learing, or Steam Engine-budding.
&world —A cast iron C'upalo, thirty-six inches in disco 'ter.
in good order, with east Iron fan and future., ail 'ompiete.
to blow It.
Core Oven, Annealing liven. brass Ptirnsce, Crane. . ist
and wrought iron Ladle. anti Shanks of various blare, hint
assoruuent .if Flasks and other tools neceraney I. a
Foundry.
Third—Five Black.smitli's Forges, with fan and flxturos
to
blow them, together with a full set of tong., ,wedges, litiln
mere, and tools for each forge.
One small Trip Hammer. ~ton, . . - of die. end
swertges. In good order.
One patent Bolt and Rivet Machine.
Fourth—A complete atnek of Polly Pattern., fioni t.,111
sixty inch diameter; Spur and Revel Wheel Patterns, of sari
Ems sires and pitch; u great number and variety of Machine
Patterns, and a great number of other Patterns, too onto,
nut to mention.
These Tools are all In first rate order, and these Works
have been for a number of years in successful operation ;
and as the present proprietors wish to discontinue business,
rare Chat., be offered for the purchaser to secure at once
a good witablistad custom.
The buthilngs ran be leased at a fair rate for any number
of year,.
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For I . oll.lllitiOO as to price and torus., apply to the pr.-
rot proprietors on the promisee.
308. FLEMING,
colter Diamond and Market et.
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Very reopectfully yours,
F. & W. M. FABER & 00.,
Engine Builder&
CLOTHING
Or those who wish to Engage In th
MACHINE,
1: 4 1 Ali.lll. l't ll{ :- . ...k LE --I ii North Vayette
..L• ..r..ii mesh p, Allekonay Co C. k tot tali:dug 4.3 not eii, L. ..i
which are sunder cultivation; prime laud. The halm, •. h.
limb, The p iinr.,ol.ll , ,lts are good and it•IIV,II WEIL ii ,
ply to [Jain) 13LAii)Y.L1 . 1 ItICIIIiiI
e31.)0 BOXPS Fier Cracki•rN:
liaLuno Torpedoes.
Just received and for sal. by
RHYMER A A.NDEIIsON,
;nl9 39 Wo , el at, opposite St. Chat les lintel
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F ISII-3 bid:, No. I Mackerel;
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10 kith, " ..
Just rerelt ed front Boston, by
rnyli, Y, R. DP A Vii
WllO will continue w pay Rent, when a
III:11,017q0 Uri' can liti purchased at the I,illowing
low tort, nod ~any lento: Each Lot lias a front ,if 4 fret
ini a wide ...init.', h) 13. .leet, It• WI alley. situate In All,
gheny ett, [ar the Outer Depot Price 1.176--S: , U in hate]:
I eut.tmler at -to• Mild la., years
K. CUTIII.IF.RT i :ON.
e•_..o (teal Estate Anertta, 51 Market -I
IPARM. FOR RENTTLA goon Farm, c.,11- RICE -15 tierces prime Carolina Rice, in
If talning 24 urea, about out, mile hole. , the city, ..ppii
-8
store and tor wale by
site 51ancliester. There Is uu the promises, a Large il MOlO ) ,n, MILLE') k aICKETSON.
house nod stable, about 1.1)0 bearing apple treed; also pe iti'h, FOR -
ALE-- I.N . .
A FR.IE BUILDING, ,ii•-
cherry and plum troos, grapes. dre. This plat.. would suit
copied as a Grocery and Provision Store, and a first-rate
a good gardener. For terms am to
rey9 H. C. &J. H. t k A wyg4 6 N 0.47 Wo w at. stand for the businesii—situati , l on the ',impend. Win ii.-
for
1) sold low, if applied for WO., as the owner wishes to leave the
SALT pET RE, REF'D-345 ra g s fur sale
. y city. Apply to I.i. W. BUNK,
it•G R. A. FAIINESTOCK &C. i. jet:is Oltio street, Allegheny
R OCIIELLE OCIIRE---3 casks just rec't.l It EMOVAL. M. C.AIiVILL IiAS I.lE
and for sale by Intr.:lj FLEMING Bit , '. MA' Eli friiiii N.. 3:1 I , lllllattnet lo No. 212 Liberty
,
_ ___. _ _ -- 1 - reet N here be is re iared to . l'lT his tintoat • with the
'ROW N'S ESSENCE OINGER—Jutit re- ,' .1 - 1 p 1 . ' ' ' r '
. ea eat ...110IJK. 1:11V8-3111
... :._ -
JINKS, RICLIEV k 0).
N. 8.--If the ii.buee tools tire not sold before the 2011, of
Jun, tbey will be oflured ut public sole.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to all persons wla, hale patterns or w,.rlc
‘,l - any description In the Pitt Marino. Worka" ba,e
them taken„aWey before the loth day of J,,u, aeai , o e they
will he othei 4 sriso dinposed
tuy'26:.d3w
! JENKS RICHEY R CO
B ~,..,„,, and for sale by !mydd! FLEMING Mill , . ' - -- 7 "-----
' TO CABINET
MAKE - RS AND ()TITERS.
ri°SIKH] . AND CILOVES.—A. A. ;41a.5 , , , n ,
.1 oat reemvist at N.. 83 Woad streut. Pittsburgh l'a •
i CO., have on hand a very large assortment of 1,4 ot. ru.kort:st , t/t .1 NI/0./gaily 1.•111 • ,111,4. Atab•lgAn y and %%al
lea, Gent's and Children's hosiery and gloves of every do- ~„, ,„,,,,,,, n ,,,,, id”,; i offin tritnnungs. bring machine,
scription. Also, the bent assortment of silk, mohair and ,-,,.„i ni auto i n „,„„ i „„,k,, i ..,, m n . n ,,, , pnient inatun ~,,,,,
other mitts to be found in Its city. Jell , i armour:, pallonl nutracg graters, with in general assortment
T HIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
l'
Lurk Slit/TILERS, No. 74 Market at., Pittsburgh P k .r.) a i of
"rd''".
'll
of
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1° ' t.::37'11.-'dK111:
law.
Lurk
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The Subscribers have just received and are now opeollig Tr FIE GOLDEN GUN is taking the trade,
their third supply of new and heeds... Drees floods. Shawls, i j and it to liol WV h a ond, tier stock oi Guns. Pistols,
l'almas, HOlllO , Furnishing Gnosis, Mourning Goodsponiestics 1 nal, Ac., 6e., in iinnniminiii ,, n i i n ain city. I . the was ~ 1
1'.1.4..s and r40*.a1 ,, work. Many of file al. vs gotsis have i Fishing Tackle we have each an assortment that wont.]
been purchased of the impurterk and at the large A LOA iora make old meek Waltuit's eyes water, could he return to this
in New York and Philadelphia, at prices that enable it, now world. Pocket and Table Cutlery in great abundance, Dog
to offer them at less than the rust of transportation. We Muzzles, and too many articles to be mentioned here are to
solicit au early cell from all our customers and the public I be found at the sign of the Golden Out,.
generally, believing it will be to the advantage of all, AM COi I/OWN A TETLEY,
never have been able to ether a better aiwort merit, and rev or I J u l; No. lair Wood street.
so cheap. IA) V E BROTHERS, formerly
jolt. YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE. IiEIV AND UIIE.A.P BOORS! --The Spar
rowgruss Papers. by Fred. S. i'mzens.
PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY AND SALE The Lady's (laid" to perfect Gentility ; also, a u,fia In.
STABLE., . structor; by Emily Thornwell. Astenwold.
ON MARKET V.ll, WATER srazres. Pluribustah ; by Q. K. Philander Doesticks, P. II
Song of
t i ne Mlkandwatha, and other Poems.
myls:3me] KITTA.II'NING'. „_. „)
Salad for Social—brautifully illustrated.
A Defence of the American Policy, as opposed to the en
croachments of foreign influence, and especially to the toter
ference of Papacy in the political interest of the United
States; by Thos. it. Whitney.
Forbes' Volunteer Manual—in 2 only.
Just reed by W. A. GILDENFENN EY & CO.,
myl4 Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
TIIE VOYAGE OF LIFE--Engrajngs of
these great Moral Pictures, painted by the hate no 4
Cole, are now 01l View at the store of
J. J. GILLESPIE A CO., 7tt wood ' or
- ‘plionil will be mceived. my3o
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
ate bargain—A new CHICKERINO -
PIANO, slightly damaged in the furniture,! t U
but not where It can be observed. The In
strument, In no way Injured, will be sold at a reduction of
FIFPY DOLLARS, on a credit of six months.
JOHN IL MELLOR, 81 Wood st.,
my2B Agent for Chickering's Pianos.
ACOMPLETE LIST OF MONTHLY
11ACIAZINES, for May, 1856:
Mkrpnr's new monthly Magazine.
Putnam's monthly
Knickerbocker; or New York monthly Magazine.
Household Words—conducted by Charles Dickens.
Uoiley's Lady's Book--colored plates.
Graham's American monthly Magazine.
Peterson;p Lady's National SI ag-azine.
Ballou's Dollar monthly plagszine.
Llarper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for Buys and Girls.
Frank Leslie's Ncw You k Journal.
Frank Leslie's Gazette"( Fashion.
Yankee Notions; full of comic illustrations.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for April.
Chambers Journal (Loudon Edition) for April.
Just received and for eats by
W. A. iiILDENFENNEY & CO.,
my 3 Fl !lb street., opposite the Theatre.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!!
Frank Leslie's Fashion Rook fur May.
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal 14 14
Battey'. Ladies' Book " "
Oraham's Magazine " "
Potenson'e Magazine 1 1 14
Wakens Magazine " 0
I i usehold Words 0 o
liarpe es Magazine 0 o
Putnam', Magazine o 41
KniCkertlo,kOr 41 11
Yankee Notions " "
Blackwoixt'es Magazine for April.
London News and Punch for April 19.
For sale by 11. MINER et CO.
mpg N 0.32 Smithfield street
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Watches. Gold Levers from $27 to $2OO.
Silver Leven from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $5 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Frodsham's Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. in Silver Cases, $175.
Chains, Seals, Keys, Sr.
Watches repaired in the best manner by
m 76 W. W. WILSON, corner of Market & 4th eta.
SUNDRIES--
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candl e ..
25 do Star do
100 do Rosin Soap.
800 kegs assoud Nails.
100 dcar.. Corn Broonus.
60 bolo No.l aud
25 dos. Bed Odds. 2 Baiting.
5 do Buckets.
10 do Tuba. In dare and for ads b
mys moo
SGAII.--Prime Newßailime in dare and
tor sato by lA* • 40,11 N MOORBILD.
Er_M
.L.N.SIIP- , i N ei4:'
HE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE • 1856.
T'COMP ANT; OF PHTIADELPSHA. ONLY ROUTY. WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
BiliNeotrcharle,a
S . r, Thomas Hart, Tobnui
Wagner,' Samuel Jacob R. Smith, Ciao. W. Richards, FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI ,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolph) R. Boric, David S. Browne, 'Mot ,
cis Patterson. Cues. N. Winessa, President. ,
CUars. 0. Ilartaina, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates ae low
as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to the mauled.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were es follows, :
Estate 84,577
88
Real Estate 84,377 78
Temporary Loans 83,968 17
Stocks 61,889 00
Cash, Ac 64,348 81
Toted $1,212,708 44
8111:4+ their Incorporation, a period of twenty-m:le years,
they have paid upward of ous Mallon Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by lire, thereby affording evidence of the
+siren:ages of insurance, as well its the ability and disposition
to meet with promptness all liabilities.
.1. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
a Oaks, north-east car. Wood and Third eta.
TILE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST OOMPAaI, PaILL
oeLPaLL.--Chartered April lath, 1F.50. Charter Perpetual.
OAPITAL, V 250,000.
°Mee. South-east corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia.
OFFICERS OF TILE HOME BOARD AT PHILADELPHIA.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
A mbrose W. Thompson, liatiet coot , john.,n,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Goo. M ellen ry.
Jacob L. Florence, James Devereux,
William M. Godwin, William McKee.
piesidcmt-4/tePhen R. Crawford.
Vice Praident—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examitzer—Pitistnrrqh—Jamee 11. Wilma, IL D,
Alk9htny City-11. B. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
No. 7-liourth stimuli Pittsburg!,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
110LMES & SONS, Bleakernand Ex-
N• champs Brokers, and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Accept.
anew, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the East
ern and Western Cities constantly for sale.
Coltectiorut wade us all the cities throughout the United
States. Dets.ssits received us par funds or current peper, No
el Market street, between Third and Fourth eta. Da.30.1y
GE. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex
•change Brokers, Dealer. in Exchange, Coin. Bank
Notes, Sight and Time Drafts, &c. Coll.-lions carefully at.
Waded to, and pro,-eede remitted t, any part of the Union.
Stocks bought and cold on c.llllllliAloll.
de- N., 71 Ft..: th strvet, next door to the Bank of Pitts
burgh. sepl3
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
I. Dealer in roam, Bonds., Stocks, Real Estate, &c., No
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jana
DRY GOODS
-
NEW SPRING GOODS—No. 74 Market
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. The subscribers have just re.
reit ed and are now opening their first arrival of SPIILSG
GOODS, to which they wish to call the particular attention
of their cu.d.out.i s and the public generally. W. tatter our
selvea that we have never tx-en able to oiler so handsome
and desirable a stock en the prencnt_
Our DRESS GOODS DF.PARTMENT contain. all the new
styles and novelttes of the heason—
klztru rich Black and Colored Moirantitote Silks :
Jasper, Chena and Striped
" Plain, Striped and Plaid Black "
" Twisted Silk Flounced Bulast:
" " Chant
•• Runge
••
Ala°, A Chan., Lawn*, Ac.
LI A W I.zi AND NIANTLFE ,
iha :•hau, Room ra supplied with all the. new
styles of Cray,. L.ai era, Stella, Iluirauthinv,
Chaatilla,
NEEDLE WORK.
Our stock of o,!lars, Flouncing's, Sleeves, Ac, la not sot
hy any stook West of the Mountain.
Als,, a 6,,K.1 AlolltNlNii AND 1101..,4:
I SHI NO GOODS
-
D&MESFICS.
Prints, titughsms, Checks, Mush., Titklngs, Kentucky
Jean. Caastuetts, eassuateres, Cotton, I.lnett and Pant Stuff.,
.tc, Also, Wove.. Ittenery, Itibtsms, and every other article
usually kept Inn fret-class Dry Goods Lionss, to which we
solicit a call and examination before purchasing elsewhere,
as w e feel reuiltient we have never been able to exhibit such
a desirable suck. I.AI FE Hitt/TITERS,
Formerly Young, Stevensint & Mies,
71 Market etteet, l'ittetturgh, P.
MANSION 110 USE, GEORGE AURENI'Z,
intonnlET,R. \.• 344 I.,t.•rty ntrert, Just bentidn the
l'annengi , En•pitt or the l'onnsylstenta IL/dlr./Ad, which malt.
It the nittel eons - r .ONa house in the city for pa/mongers ntth
yin); by tint rod.
The proprietor having, xt c.rislderabla eXpenat . , 6td.l np,
in excellent style. the MAN:‘ . I(IN HOUSE., would rent., t
fully enbeat a witarn of pantie inardunnes. There is att. Iced
splendid :TABLE nod rotorutse WAtniN YARD.
t•• tra,••kr,
Ls.rd,
nil liar n it Ls. fu, ,trd wall the ln•st the twlrt,t.
can 01",..,1 1,4 , 1 y
•
QT. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
Choi - et root,. l'lttal.urgh, wiwlaringx,d,l,rto•
I) of •. browW6 Hotel," has log I.tken th.
Hal E., an.l huuu v, tolith.d ittunignitirent ,t 1
would rz..4p..4 - aully Inoue kin f'rlendin.l l the uavollug
to goe luta a call. Assur"l. anti, the ..ouveulouca at {lie
and bug clift,l<ll(A. lu lilt, tr.lll,e, &C.,.. n glue
entire eat,e4e LiL r., nii•ll,l, rtz.mierlt,
te NI. L.' CONNELLY
GOOO iNTENT HOUSE, corner of LiLer
t) tool ()mut straots, uear the Itn,lnw,l Lbpot
)uu l 3 ly JAtuLlse SiLANNON, Vroprwtor .
75 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
t.v,) " Extra Ohl I..aguityl ••
10 Old Java
'Ai pockets French Java
2 bales prime Mocha
10 bags old llaricaiho
Selected expressly for my retail business.
my I'2 F. R. URA CO, No.l Diamond
BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
BROKER), AND AUCTIONEERS, corner of Seventh
and Smithfield streets. Pittsburgh, will attend to selling by
Auction any property sold by Executors, or by order of Or.
phaus' Court, in the City or County ; and to any description
of Real Estate out of the City. jalu
1311. ATVS I)AUGERREOTYPES eto AM
BILCYrITES, which give such general satisfaction are
daily obtained, in every kind of weather. at Lafayette Build
ing, Nu. 07 FOURTH street. Particular attention paid to
ambrutyping, as the time of sitting is much leas than re
quired for Daugerreotypeo. Pictures of children taken iu a
few seconds in either of the above named styles. Arnim°
type or Daygurreutype Copies madt correctly from every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices moderate.
Our motto is, TO PLEASE. tubla
SKIRTS AND COLLARS.—Just receir , d
from the Factory a full to.irtment of Shirts and
Collars.
Ai' Shirts and Collate made to order.
jel6 L. HIRSIIFELD_s SON. No. 70 Wood et.
CHOCOCHOCOLATE -15 buxen N. Norfolk for
LATE-15
sale by Jelt3] MILLER & RICKETSON.
CTAWBY BRANDY-=75 boxesl;yon'F.
Catawba Brandy, for sale by
Jelo MILLERS RICERTSON.
ARI 3. SODA-15 casks carb. Soda in sture
and for sale by MILLER & lIICKETSON.
AR—IS bbls. N. C., un hand and fur sale
T
(jel6l MILLER k RICKETSON.
WANTED --
.-A dwelling house. eontaining
four or five sums, With!n fifteen minuted walk 01
this office. Any one having each a house to rent can timi
a tenant by addressing Printer. Morning Poet °dice. Jell
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
In upper end of LawreneerlLle,(formerly Hatileld,)
26front by 100 feet deep, frontingr on a wide etreet,
ery desirabl situation f a redence if sold al.
Apply to DAY) BLAKELY A RICKEY.
B'OlE
together. feettheveTu
STARI 111
12 lioxes Onto And,Oswego Born Starch;.
8 " Rickeei Barba;
3 u uneaten Grits; reed Al
F. R. DRAVO.
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•
I i ~,
=ig
DIELIICTOILS.
HOTELS
ev ,
BREZI
~..~d',~y,Yz'
ONLY HOME 'WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IN
DIANAPOLIS.
---,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as follows:
Leaves Pittsburgh for Crestline at 5510 A. fil., 7:30 A- Ni.
and 3 P. 31. ,
ms.s.-------, _ • Leaves Crestline for Pittsburgh at 6:00 A. Ni., 7:00 P. M,
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROADS. i l and 12.b0 P. M.
These Trains make close connections at CRWTLINE with
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUMBUS.
1 Trains for tk.H.U3IBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE-
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. FtiNTA INN, INDIAN A POLLS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all point. uu roads extending West and South-west
Ournsevnto at Ciucinuati with U. S. Mail Line Stearns-TN, through 01110, INDIANA sod ILLINOIS.
Covington and Lexington Railrmul, Ohio and Aliexissippi TRA INS FRi.l5l PITTSBUIVIII connect at Mansfield with
Railroad, and the INWrencelmillll {{onto. Connecting via Trait. on -Muidusky, stenstield and Newark Road, for CIII
- and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and CAUU, TULEIIO and SANDUSKY ; making as quick and
Indiana Central Railroads. sure eutiumtiuus to CHICAGO, us by any outer route. Con-
THROUGH TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to ; „„. t i e „„, are we d, et Alliance w , th . rrnine en Cleveland and
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, &0. ,
As. Via rit
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette, ~n ti t 'l'uu ur p g k h • Al i t , 'W, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
o ' .
Terre Haute, St.. Louis, Ac., Ac, Passeugers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. for Sandusky,
'THE LITTLE MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. SIMI Mansfield ur Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early next
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and the evening.
Lawreuceburgh Route, offers tallitha no other route can Traina East from Crestline make close connections with
give, aa through Gaeta by all the above routes can uuly he Trains en Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PHILADELr
procured via Columbus and the Little Miami Railroad. PIII A, ISALTIMoitE and NEW YORK.
The route from Crestline via Columbus being the shortest THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, CM-
to Cincinnati, enables a uniform rout safe /meal. Conn* diets eintiati, Louisville, St. Louis, ludiatutpulia, Bellefontaine,
are certain, and passengers have full time for meals. By the Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City', Duulielli, Ylileaukie,
. Forest and Bellefoutaine route from Crestline, ~ dnegsrous Cairo. Springfield. 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the min
and break-neck speed is required, and amipoiled to evince,. e i pe l e w es in the Went _
distauce.Through tickets over this line may be had at all of the
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, ebeet, Maces fur Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
passengers ride over roads ballasted and smooth. By the New York. I
Forest and Bellefontaiiia route, passenger. ride over the NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
roughest roads in Ohio. Brighten fur Pittsburgh at 7. A. M. and 1 1 '; P. 51. Leaved
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at UV A. M and tiCsi, P. M.
CINCINNATI. Qs- For tickets and farther innirmation apply to A: T.
purer TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clock A. M. for JOHNSON, at the corner office, under the Monongahela
i Creatiine, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louieville, St. ISolnl. Hence, or at the Federal street Station, to GEO. PARKIN,
Lexington and Indianapolis, via Lawrenceburgh Route. Thin Ticket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
Train arrives al Cincinnati one hour and forty minutes iu nut) J. H. MORE, Sup:t.
advance of the Forest and Itellefuntaiue route.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh ai. 7.30 o'clock A. 51. for
Crestline, Columbus, Xenia and Cincinnati.. This Ti am
I makescouttection only via Columbus to Cinclnnati.
THIRD 'num leave. Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. 51. tor
Creathue,Colunibita, IlfUili, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. luuis,
Lexington and Indianapolis, via Lawreucebrugh Route.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Frahm TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3,00 o'clock A. Ni. for
Ormtline, Columba., Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Late) ette, •
Torre Haute Vinci:moue, St. Louie, Cairn, Evansville, Ac.
SICOND TiLls leaves Pittsburgh at 7.311 o'clock A St. for
Orestline,Columbue, Venus, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St. Ls mix, Cairo, Evaueville, ke.
Thum TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. lur
Coleraine, Columbne, Xenia, Dayton, Indiattepolis, lafasette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St. Louie, Cairo, Evansville, hr.
N. B.—Secure your tickets s is Caturnlins, and you are et ie
• of connections.
Steamers leave Cincinnati daily for Memphis, Vieliaburgh,
Natchez, New Orleans, Ac.
The Columbus being the direct rinds, the Time Tables it
the Eastern Roads are arranged to run In close connection
with this reliable route.
For all information and Through Tickets, please apply at
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, (corner office,)
under the Monongahela House.
J. 0. OUkt.R.Y, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
GEO. PARKIN, 'Ticket Agent.
GEO. O. SESSIONS, Agent, Pittsburgh.
decal) P. W. STRADER, General Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
AND
RAILROAD,
oc szenNo Rllll
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
Vin ALLIANCE.
TIIM SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO
AND THI NORTH WLYT, is CIA CLEVELAND.
This Route Is Ous Hundred miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Four Daily Trains between Cleveland mid Chicago.
Time to Cleveland tux hour", Chicago twenryluur hours,
and St. Innis thirty-seven hours .
On and alter TUESDAY, May '4l, 1858, the Trains
on this Road Will run as follows -
VIA ALLIANCE.
The trains of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad leave
Pittahurgh at &DO A. M. and ;',3u A. NI. and 3:00 P. NI
Leave Alliance at 7.1 f, A. NI. and 11 - .bo A. M. and 6.:50 P. 31.
Arrive in Cleveland at 10Va0 A. M, 2:30 P. M. and V:311 I'.
NI. connecting there with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad lor
Toledo, Chicago, Rock Inland and it. Louis.
Passengers for Toledo, Cltiutgo, ht. Lome, and the Noel 1.-
west. leaving Pittatairgh on the 7.30 A. M. train, by ix,,ing
via Cleveland will arrive in Chicago at 0:10 next morning.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock
and the North-west, who wish to thnoigh a-oh
o''t detention, will take the train lea, lup Pittehorgh at C - " 0
A. NI., no that is the only train by which close connections
ern trade through to the above tv ante.
The trains leaving Pitteburgh at 3,00 A. M. and Wellsville
at -LW I'. M. are the only ours by which 141{1W1kgerS
reach stations south of Alliance, or stations on the Tue. •
ravens extension.
VIA W ELLSV I LLE
Steamers Forest City au•l Diurnal leave their landing. op
pdtate Monougaltela Mouse, every tuorning (Sundays es
ceptedi at 10 o'clock, for Wollnrillr, eiinuecting there with
the tram leaving at 4:tAl l' Alliance-at 6.50, and arri..o
in l'levi.land at 9 Iki P. M.. connecting with the train I
Toledo and Chicago, Ma h. Central Railroad steamer h•r
Idetodt sod 17hlrago.
Tickets for Chicago and .oher Lint. on the North-nest
via Wellsville, are sold at $1 to $1.511 shun via All
The. trains for Cleveland courie.t tI 111.1a1,011 with if
for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron.
l'askengers fur Dover, Nes Plithid.ll.loa 01/.1
non. 'Fos:arum. )stenni.., yo through natio- o
withont detention
The trains (mill Cleveland I, `17,1e.1,1 MI.: Clipae, 1110 s.
forows, Lea, k 40,1...1 at t.c.NO A. M...k4: , . tk;10. 5.40 s:.•
445 D. NI. Am, at Che`a,4o at Iv. ..S.` P. NI., 5.10 A NI
Inil A N 1 and 6.00 V' 01
MARE NIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lot do .J. 2,1 er ; lad class. 24 ..- o
Ti: Milano,. ...$.2 ;)0 : To 1. Salle ..$lO Ou $l•2 ..,
4 Cleveland.— 190 '• Kock lord.. 10 DO 14 ;r
" Toledo. 6 1,0 •• t iulens
i 10 10 1.;
" Chleago.. ...AO 00 $lO 10 1 ' '' Sprlnglielti, 14 N 1 , . ,
'
Bltsoutimee .111 911 14 40 .. Burlington, 19 00 U, 0
•` St. L0u15......14 :•.t, In ..o " Psores. 18 no 14
Raffish , .... snu ; - lowat'lty `-tu `.,5 11
" Nlllwaukis...L, No 1 " Peahen,— 11 611 Li
Emigrant Fate to (111,1 go s.soti, 11,k Island $lO,OO.
Baggers chocked through to Clerelaud nod Chicag - u.
Dasaeolzsrs are requested to provere their tickets at 111
office of tills Company, Iti the Monongahela Home, thil
door below the corner .
•
J. DURAND, Sup. elevoletud.
my 72 J. A. CAUOIIEN, Ag"t.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
BROAD GAUGE
It AILIRO
PITTSBURGH 7'() ST I.OL'IS,
Tat only runts making sure ion 5..1.1.11.114 Bogga, lon/
tiled fr., and imly one change. TWO lIOURS IS AD
VANCE OP ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The six feet gauge, with wide and 141.1“11 .4 5010,.0 cora ac.
commodores roomy seats, which give great ease to the trae
els, and which is unattainable on any other Roth oad
the West.
The Trains of this Routs arc in the hands of cal eful
experienced men. Nfaaiiner) of superior charm, ter, end
well kept up.
TWO DAILY PASSEMGER TRAIN.? cetween Pittston eh
and St 1,,1.11., via Ohio and 1 . ,11118y1 canto Railroad, lees, ‘l,l
follows,
FAST TRAIN LLIVES AT 3 A. A
Stot Titsta• LEAVES AT 7,3 n A. M.
ExPasse .". 3ski P. M.
Malting close count...Omn at Crest line I. lndianapoli , t.. 1
' e Haute; thence by i
the Ohio and Mississippi Rosh , . i.l
to Saint Louis.
Passengers for Cairo and New Orleans will take the
now Central Railroad at Sandoval, arttlips at Cairo never al
bourn to advance of ally other route.
The Paoitle Railroad being completed from St. Ls, I.'
Jvflemon City, I.olillectei at Jelterson City with
Packets, making the cheapest, quickest and :met
hie route Kansan and Nebraska passengers can possibly ha,
A ond-rk Car will ha' ntn through with the gxpt, tIK
Train, arriving at St. I.xmi, , all at the same time.
Only one change of Baggage I...tWeen I'lltsburgl. and St.
Louis or Oairol
Passengers will call for Ti, - k,-to by t h e Rowe
sin Vincennes and Ohio and Mississippi lta,hrowh, thus
snaking sure csmnections, and avoiding the delays no le
qUAllit on new and uudnisho..l roads.
Tickets good for any reasonable length of time.
FAR LS—Fuss CLAM.
Rt. Louis. via Bellefontalne and ...... $lB 311
Do. via Columbus, Xenia and .. 18 30
Du. via Columbus, Cincinnati and Law.
renceburg.. .. . 10 30
Cairo .. . . . . 18 65
Second-class Car to St. Louis. 'OO
THROUGH TICKETS or further information may be 1.1,*
cured of A. T. Johnson, Ticket Agent Ohio & Penna. It. K.
Co., corner office, Monongahela Haunt.: of George Parkin,
Ticket Agent, Federal street Station. A
Mlleghe M. ny
W C`ity, or of
JAES ARD.
Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi R. It
rnyl . 2 F. KNOWLAND Agent, Pittsburgh.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAI).
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, con ucc this
the Atlantic Cities with Western, North- wester u
and South-western States by a continuous Railway threet.
This Road also connects at Pittsburgh with Daily line of
Steamers to all ports on the North-western Lakes; making
the most MEM CIiZAPP.SI and Ill:LIAM- 1 3 ROUTs by w
hicli
?HEIGHT can he forwarded to and (rum the UILLAT
Rates between Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Boous t Shoes, Dry Goods, t „ 0, iou
(in boxes,) Furs Feathers, Ac
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods (in bales,) Hardware, Lou- I. 80c. id 100 lbs.
ther, Wool Sc.
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Ragging, Bacon t
50e. 'll 100 Ms.
and Pork, (in bulk,) Hemp, Sr
FOURTH CLASS.— C odes, Fish, flacon and t 100
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil ;
FLOUR—Ib cents per barrel.
sir In shipping Goods from any point Emit of Philadel
phia, be particular to mark ptkEklign, Intt
Railroad." All Oooda consigned to the Agents of this It. ad
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
FRRIGHT Aoguss---Moses Potter, Roston ; J. L. Elliott, New
York; E. J. Sueoder, Philadelphia; Magnus .4 Koons, Balti
more; Gee. C. Fraucisctui, Pittsburgh; Shringman & Brew.,,,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Leuisville, Ky.; K . C.
Meldrnm, Madison, Ind.; Ratcliff & Cu,. St. Louis, Mo.; J.
S. Mitchell &Son, Evansville, Indiana.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
IL J. LOMBAF.IIT,
Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
r 9
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
- _
Summer Arrangement--Change - o f Flour
Oa and after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PPPTSBURGH and PEIILADELPIII A.
TILE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 6:30 A. M.
THE PAST LINE leaven Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
2150 o'elock, P. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh fur
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BL.A_MSVILLB ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, at CSC o'clock, P. M.
BRINTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. M.., 3:30 P. 3L, and 0:2I.1 I'. M.—running
as far as Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroadn
to and from St. Louie, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, Lexington and boulavale Ky.; Them
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, lud.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
fka un ,,b," u ne avine, Maki:llion and Wooeter, Ohio;
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Nzw ORLEANS, iv.
[cum, Lotmermix and ancocriart
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, See handbilb at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will And this the
N and moat espectittous rout!) to Philadel hitt, Balt
1110re, New York, cir Boston. J• EN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
THOS. MOO
Most i Pmsenges Lib*
.4("'
RAILROADS.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
SUMMER. ARRANGEMENT
Orr at A merlon... and U
72 NI I I,Ki.DE DISTANCE SAVED,
AND TWO efiANGE.9 OP CARR AND RAOOACIE AVOIDED.
AIR LINE ROUTE
BITREEN
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi.
CIJTCAUO TO ST. LOUIS iu Ileum Trains Isave
the Illinois Conrral Depot, f,.,t of Water street—
et. Louis Day Express daily, Sundays excepteff, 7:15 A. M.
n't. lulus Night Express daily, Saturdays excepted, 9:30
P.
M.
St. Louis Freight and Emigrant daily, Sundays excepted,
430 A. M.
Baggage checked through to RL Louie.
Trains run direct through to Alton, (259 miles,) without
change of cars or baggage, and connect with the Company's
splendid steamers WINCIiESTEIt and REINDEER, running
In exclusive connection with Passenger Trains from Alton to
St. Louis, (23 miles,) without lauding. These boats, for
speed, convenience and elegance, are unsurpassed on the
W•astern waters, being fitted up with Bathe and spacious
Wash-rooms, affording to passengers the opportunity of re
moving the dust unavoidable In summer railroad traveling,
and reaching St. Louis refreshed from the effects of a lung
ride.
To KANSAS and NEBRASKA this is the most direct
route, and passengers destined for Bloomington, Springlien],
Jacksonville, Naples, and all points on the Mississippi, lila.
mart, Kansas, Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, will note
the important saving In distance, being neveuty-•two miles
less to St. Louie, thirty-seven miles less to 81i..111113rt011,
and tlftyeight miles less to Springfield, than by any other
route.
Through Tickets over this route can be procured at the
various Railroad Ticket OBoes in New York, Boston, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, Ac., and at all Thro • W. W. WALLACE. nIi
Ticket Offices throughout the States, and in Chicago at the !. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—
Company's Office, No. 48 Dearborn street, opposite the Tire-
mont llow.-41nd at the Depot of the Illinous Central Rail- Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted best
Riot. boil of Wster street. • • quality, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
iron, made on short notice. Orders filled with despatch, at,
Responsible ltaggiws lien will always be at the Depots of
the various Roads going into Chicago, to Check liaggsg„e 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
through to any point desired on the line. •P 22 W. W. WALLACE.
it. P. MOROAN, Jr., Superintendent.l IiORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
11. J. D. SCILER3LEitauitN, ' subscriber has on hand, and is miumfacturig, Portable
sep7 General Passenger A g ent ' Flouring Mills, of an imppoved quality; they are very corn
-N.F.W AND DIRECT ROUTE,' .j pact, iron light, grind fast, (tive.to fifteen bnsheb per hour,)
can be driven by FitUalil;watmr or horse power, and will prove
lasat atilltga kaki a valuable acquisition to Iron masters, lumbermen and large
stock feeders. Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, ittsbugh.
axatilsor W. W. WALLACE.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
roinploted and in ituct,iscul operation be.
tmern steilloli vitle and Newark, vildo.
Combining Italic . ..Al and Steamboat facilities, this route
oilers 10 the traveler a degree of comfort unrivalled by any
running West trout Pittsburgh.
..,„
;,tc,
're'e
`<_~ ~~=
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FACEFT SUNDAY.)
S. Express an
VIA CIIICA.OO, ALTON AND ST. LOUTS
ft ROM PITTSBURG!' TO
Columbus, Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terri, Haute, Rock Island,
I.,,,uisville, Vincennes, lu , ba City,
m. Louis, Evansville, Dubuque,
Davtou, Cairo, Galena,
ienia, Memphis, Peoria,
Zaumiv die, Vicksburg, Peru,
N.ewark, New orleaus,
&ND ?HZ PRINCIPAL CORNS IN THR WWI AND SOUTH,
Fall Arrangement.
ron and after MON IJAY, Novetuber a PA.ll,l'
I.IN E elegant and swift running Steamer,. commanded
In exper,enced and accommodating will . lease Fit
burgh every day at n P. M.
V Cants:lt 11,1thoa.
J. C Itryo
44 - Passengurs sleep on Ixard, and reach Stenbenvikkeut
7 'clock the following tuortung—c..nnectang with the Fast
Train at 7:IZ, A. NI., making direct connect.. with Traiw,
for all the alwv e cities—thus obtaining a corah,r,able night's
rout, and avoiding tliefwtign< , `.nn' (rare/ I , y ',turn./
4.4 g• Fare us Cil.p al by any 'Alit., liailroad route.
Fir Through and L,ml Tickets, and nirther inforutatiou,
inquire 01 JOH:. J. 11.01:: 4 Tt.IN,
No. lln Water street,
(I Et). W. Ft:l:m:4i, Superintendent.
1.. LEVENNY, liens-rat Agent. uov I.;
_ _ . _
MEMEE4M=I
CARRYING THi
Great United state■ Mail and Expred■
TWO PASSENU ER TRAINS RUN DAILY oo its tintire
length from DUBUQUE Tu CAIRO,
AND
CHICAGO To CAIRO.
ThiA in connection with Trnina of tha Ohio an.l
iamissippi R. R. and Chicago and ilalcua Railroad. foi
the moat dlr,ct and only contlnuou.l R. IL route (row
Cli rx., ST. LOUIS,
CIECADO w OAIKO,
eIIIC.AtIO TO DUBUQUE.
Train.. leave Chicago as fellows:
In A. M. and Itkini P. M.—Sr. Louis AND Coln Eleaiss.
Paieleugers for St. Louis by this train take the care of the
obit, and Miss. It It. at Sunders!, and are carried direct to
St. leans.
030 A. M. and 4:10 P. M.—Dueuqus AND 13A.1-0/A.
r,•tiue,ting at Duulieth (opposite Dubuque) with a Daily
Line of Steam Packets fur St. Paul and the Upper Massie.
eippi river cilia..
'reres leave Odra for Chieiti.ni and Dubuque at 7.30 A. M.
and 7:00 P. M..
Passengers from the East and places on the Ohio river,
destined for St. Louts, will save 190 miles of tedious and un-
Certain river navigation from Cairo to St. Louis, sod arrive
fifteen !ware iii advance of the river route, by taking the
cars at Cairo.
Tickets to St. Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all Me
portiut places by this route, can lan 1110 nt the otlice of the
u. & P. and C. & P. Railroads in Pitteburgh, sisal Nlichir..in
' Centred Railroad iu Chicago. lt. ii. MASON,
fen Superlutoul.
Suininer Arrangement
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
1~~~ - ~
Shortest and quickest Route to all Pointe
on the Allegheny River.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Pittsburgh as follows -..
.15.rninp E rpress, et 8 o'clock, A. M., for KrrrANNINt...
CLARION, PRANIiLIN, RED-BANK, BRADY'S BE" U..
M ABC/NINO, REIMERSBU BROOIiVILLE, and all
points North.
Ensuing AratThlainth/ a / a leaves at 5:45, P. M., stopping al
all way.statious.
Fare to Kittanning, 81,25
Middlesex .. ¢i 751Clariou
timicksburg 2 50 iPunxatawuey
Red-Bank 2 25' Reimersburg
Curleville 2 75 Iteedsburg
Adams 2 00 Rural Village
Brady's Bend 2 25 Mahonittg
liellernburg 2 00 Texas
Bethlehem 2 75 )lechauicsburg 3 ea'
Shannondale 3 25 Brookline 3 •
Tickets to all of the above place.. can be procured at the
office, corner of Penn and Wayne streets, and at the Depot
on Taylor street. A. J. HOPPER,
Je2l Superintendent.
MAli AZINES,
Harper for July—price IX; cents.
(Jolley's Lady's Book for July-21k.
tiraloun's Magazine fur Jnly-20e.
Peterson's Magazine for July-17c.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal for July-Itk•.
Yankee Nutions•for July-12x.
Ballou's Magazine for July—ioc.
Brother Jouathau for 4th July—a magnified;
double number—price 12c.
The above Just received ut
LAUSTER'S BOOKSTORE,
je2o tin. 77 Fourth street.
FOR SA LE.-20 Acres of Land, a good
situation for a country store, about 20 miles from the
city, iu a thriving neighborhood and no store near.
Bowie and lot and three vacant lots in Allegheny City.
WANTED,
A situation by a young lady in a dry goods or trimming
store, or millinery establishment—for one cook—two girls
to du housework—one toy to learn a trade—two buys iu
stores ur run of errands—two men to work on farms or la.
boring work iu the city. [minim, of Oeorge W. Bunn at his
Real Estate Agency and Intelligence Office, on the north
side of Ohio st., 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
C!•y. Jal9
MELODEONS AND REED ORGANS.—
Charlotte Blume has just received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Reed Organs in elegant rosewood
cases of every variety and style, comprising 4, 43.1 and fi oc
taves, portable style, with tirroll legs; 5 and octaves,
or Piano style, with rich moudings, carved music
desk, Etc.; 5 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, and contain
ing 2 nets of reeds throughout, the one tuned an octave
above the other; au excellent instrument for the use of
Churches,Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument is
submitte to a thorough examination previous to being sent
from the manufactory, and is warranted In every respect.
These instruments are recommended as being far superior,
both in tone and finish, to any others manufactured.
The chief Improvements ((upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent,) consists In bringing the wind to Be
directly upon the reed, so as to produce, on opening the key
valve, the quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
passes Into a moddlating chamber. t enclosed by the swell,)
which mellows the touts, and give It more of melodious, flute,
like quality, than Is the general property of reed instru
ments. For sale by CHARLOTTE BLUME,
jel7 "Old Established Plana depot" No. 11S Wood at,
bbls. Lake Superior Trout;
20 hf.
Received and for sale by
SPRING ER 'UREA UGH,
295 Liberty street.
REFINED SUGARS
..Lt, lb bids. Loyal - Inv "A" crushed Sugar;
30 do Stewart's "A" do du;
15 do Loveting's tine pulv'd do;
10 do do coarse do do;
10 do do crushed do• store and
tor sale by Llel6] MILLER & 11.111111:TSON,
T UDLITM'S SPECIFIC-5 gross in stor
jij Bator Bab IQ' TMIDIG BROS.
d ,u,.%;
, ,
ESMI
MEDICAL
TONICS -WOWT-Sool , ..4Thernever -ARV do ,
more tlum give laOPoraStrelier - and they never will.
It W heCauseleoY cansertiftbe disease. The
cause of all ague and 'Unions diseases , hi the atmospheric
poison called 'Miasma or 'Malaria. Neutralize this poison by
its natural antidote, and all disease catosulliy It ;ppeeire
at once. Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure is this Antidote to
Malaria, and moreover it is perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate of the celebrated chemlit, S, R. Chilton, of.
New York, to this effect, is attached to every bottle; ther4
fore if it does no good It can do no berm.
This is more than can be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any
tonic In existence, as their use is ruinous to theconstitution
and brings on Dumb Atm, which never idioms a person to
feel perfectly well for a single nulmeht Tn illnittratiotOof,
these troths I annex some extract@ from a letter just riscidied
from a Physician
GzeitarrOwN, Ohio, Marchl;lB6&
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.—Dear Ste: YOuntef 2dßiet.lraar
hand. The Cure arrived late Mat year and the
getting any one to try it was greatly increased front:the -
fact that a remedy had heenintroduced - whlch was growing
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 &wit/will
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would inveniab y
break an ague, but it did not cure it, es It would often re
turn with renewed vigor. This one chmuniShince I deemed
In your favor, if I could institute a teat comparison between
it and your Cure. Thefollowing i.e the result
Three persons took your Cure, an of which were cases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many' weans atanding.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies , occasionally
missing a chill, but it was (Ise in all such clas) slowly wear
ing them out, and laying the foundation of other and seve
rer maladies. I did succeed in Erecting a radical Mire of
a.l three of these cases with your remedy, and they have
not hs.l a chili since. In all three of these mum the Smith's
Tonic had been used, and woulti,aa 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 ether remedy now in use
here. Ac., Ac. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D:
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTISIOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain ass PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take It
when yon feel the chills coming on, and you will never have
a single one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R. I.
For sale by Druggists generally. ' jell
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
Opposite Smithfield street,
•." - •,• PIiABURGH,
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
STONES always on hand; Stone and Marble Curbing
and Vaults for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Washstand Tops, and Impoaktg Stones made
by inakhinety; in lent timennd better stylethan can be done
by mere manual labor. Particular attention is paid to the
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, He we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our price.,
(515 and upwards,) but few who are 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 fire, and coat but little more than %good
wood mantle.
Marble sold low to the trade. Hearth Stones made to order.
Our stock of Marble is the largest in the West, and being
; manufactured by the best wo:kmen, aided by machinery, to
I worthy of attention.
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
filled with d espatch. W. W. WALLACE
_ _
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AYER'S afflon' - -PAVfolt&L,
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YOB TILE SAPID CUBS OP. cottewpookitoAssmi
NESS, BRONCHITIS, WROOSING-00139190EQUE: i
ASTHMA AND CONSTIMPTION..„,r - 1, -
...4;" Tow Emma iltcdretWX to the Cont
. ..: t,, moults with thee:patum:a we feel in . ._...,; t
+ , .i . an art:o64l'oh , Seldom Odle to real
, Ire theluippiesteffictsthit asn beds
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f . aired. So *Mail thellidd of.tes use.
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_As mi. s , A the country abotwas in persons, pub
' .7.,.. .,a holy known,'WlM hive been restored • •
from-alarming afld Been desperate di.. 4 „ • ~
eases of the lungs, by its . use. . When once-tried , its wipe. It -
riority over every other medicine of italtind, is too apparent li,
to escape observation, and whore tie virtue% ere lonian, the , --,
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the t .
distressing and dangerous affections of the ..onary or
gang, which are incident to our climate. ' ,
Nothing baa called louder for the earnestingaitycd•medi-1
cal men, than the alarming prevalence iseutratality Of Con- t
sumptive complaints , nor has any onteCkeleelf,_ , &bawl tlad I'
more of their investigations end MO: Bet oiler no a do-; .
quate remedy has been provided,' cieriddarthelnablic could ~ t ~._.
depend for protection from attacks upon the respiratory or- .F 7 - ---:
gems, until the introduction of the DI4RIIRY PEMOBAL. I -
This article is the product of a long, laborious, and, 'believe, 1 , , 4-
succesidel endeavor to furnish the community with each a 7 -.
remedy. Cl this last statement the American people are now c'
themselves prepared to Judge, and I appeal with confidence to a ,
their decision. If there illanY4Egidetori-is/ be placed In
what men of every class and station imrWi e . li bas done for `
theut if we can trust our own reniast,'Wbels We'aea dangerous
affections of the th roat and lunge yield t 0.% ff.wocan depend -
on the assurance of intelligent Physidinewho make it their •
jmsiness to know—in shell, if there !deny reliance upon any
thing, then it is irrefutably proventhatthls medicine does re-
„,,„,,, ; Ilevelann does cure th e class of deettedltle iiiiiirined for be. :11
J. a. errata 0 ' MAI --- I yondany and all others that arekuown toinnaind. If thighs ~.Y.,
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The what-them hay.) established a BOOK AGENCY In g l o b e . The eon never ads on its litalli'llir continent is 1
Philadelphia, and will tbruish any book or publication at without it, and but few peoples. AlthouSnot in so general ;'µ
the retail price. itire of postage. Any persona, by forwarding use in other nations as In this, 1k la emp ad by the more
La. subscription price of any of the $3 Magazines, inch as i n t e lli gen t is a l mo st all c i v iliz e d court es. Sit is e .t. a ,. --i .
Ilerper'a, Godey's, Petunia's, Graham's, Frank Leslie's Paste eively employed in both America,—ln Europe, Asia, Africa, o
tuna, Ac., will receive the magazines for one year, and a eoi" Australia and the fareff Wanda of the tea. We is-as dear 1-,
of either of the above beautiful engravings, free of charge, to ; l a peneseete there as h ere , an d th e y gr asp a t a va l ua bl e q
or if subsernimg to a $2, and asl Magazine, such as Peter- re medy with even more avidity. Unlike moat preparations ii
owes. and Chadian's Ladies' Christian Animal, they will re- of its kind, it is an expensive composition of Costly material. --,,
core both magazines and a copy of either of the above en- Still it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low pnee, and t
gravtuga. I what is of vastly more importance to them, its guilty Is r:
i•:-, , o ,k+cripta , i, of Engraving on Wood executed with weer suffered to decline from its orlginatettindatd of excel- -:.
neatness and despatch. Views of Buildings, Newspaper &nee. Every bottle of this medicine,. Pe" nuuthilerturedt is l'il
ileadinge, Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge M good as ever has been made heretofore or as , we are es- ,
Certincatee easiness Cords, An. All orders sent by mail pable of maklug. No toll or coat la spark letini ii
aintaining 4,
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their build- it in the beat perfection which It is possible to produce. ,I
Inge engraved, can eend a daguerreotype or sketch of the hence the patient who procures thepenuineCEMer Pre. -1
building by mail or express. ' meat, can rely on having as good an article "less ever been
Persona at a distance basing saleable articles would And it had by those who tette) , to its curia, ...,.• i7i - a—d,: a
to their advantage to address the subscribers, as we would . By pursuing this course, I have the tkopeordeleg 'soma 4
act as agents for the sale of the same. ' good to the world, as Well Salhe lathlfaethitrathellelin *.
SYE&M & Pro:Lex, , that mo th has been done alreadt. a
:
50 Sou th Third street, Philadelphia._ ; •4- Prepared by J. C. AYER, Practicid,and ; Analytical +-
..,, . „ ~ ~.„ ~,
o. F. 8.1.? 0 coarts. Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
13 ROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate, I Sold by B. A. FAIINESTOOK & C 0.,, at ..whebesale and re- I
tail
by every Druggist in Pittsblargle_and try al' Dealers ;
St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota Territory. Land bought eve r yw here.' ' tipletenditw il
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, invest- ,
meets made to the best advantage, and Land Warrants tom- ;
toil. A 113., Agents for the sale of Lots in the town of ST. 1
CLOUD, 65 miles from St. Anthony, and head of navigation 1
above the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
erty.3oB the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous ad
vantages it posettases as a place of biudnees, will make It one
of the largest cities in the Northwest.
SMtrr MACHINES.-LULL'S PATENT.'
lilt SR SMUT MACHINES, used in 700. Atilt. In the
N oft. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they be ono smooth, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the Burr. They have been used for five. yeare in the City
Mille, Pittsburgh, tone of the largest mills in the West,land
are warranted to clean well. For particulars, see hand-bills.
Olders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
ap t • W. W. WALLACE.
friTSFILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
TO
Laurel URI Stones, Belting Cloths, Mill Spindles, Mill
irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast, Iron
Proof Staffs, Arc., always on band and made to order, at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
apt
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arigaviclee.
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Minnesota 1u5........--
BROUGHT HONE TO Tan r DOOR. O TELlratuaaGlit ,
lion. Wm. Li. Welsh, Chief Justice of Minnesota.
Hon. J. Sleeker.
Lion. IL M. Rice, Delegate to Congress. ` l
DISCOVERY ',has. meant-
,:i. , -
Rice, ilollingshead lc Becker, Attorneys at Law. ly been made by Dr. Cum& of this'cityjn - the treat- ,
Messrs. Borup A Oaks, Beakers. I meet oiConsamptiort, Asthma, =dell diselittakathe Lunge.
Bev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. B. Land Office.l We refer to "De. Comas' 1.17watt.4 dB. lawn* Maus ~
set,To Vepoa ANI, CuirmaT Sravv." With tbi iteiternethesA m ltr.O. ..
..,,,, a ,. 0 ,, swa m hie restored many a ffl icted oneeto health: Uwe ce of
JAMES IILtaELY which, he has innumerable certificate& R.o . Cof Ike
IQ LAKELY & RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE BRO- „ e . t . a, ~,,phyddm remarks: al t t i ,i T ig i ahau D i
JJ ens, corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets, Pitts- i _,„ . ,,,,,, itan tiy breathing an ~,,,,,,,,44,
, h,0, 45„..m 0 r .,41 . ,
burgh. ! medicinal properties must come in direct conlaciWitlithe
Farms, Houses, Lott, Mills, Furnanw l / 2 Ao• Eon bought " a 1 whole anisl cavities of the lunge, sad thuireseatitalle many
sold on commission; Land Warrants bought, sold sad haw ; and varied changes produced upon. *bete w het -hltredtatad
ted ; Bills, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Fepecial attention Into the stomach, and subject to the prociiirof "
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms , Th e Hygenua Is for sale by all the Druggists, the
reasonable. nov 27, d 4w I country?'—New Fork Dutchinan of lenasscrni li. - '
The Inhaler It worn on the breertouttleathelizum, with
out the least inconvenience—the heat of thi_besly being
sufficient to ovapbrate the Raid. Hundreds of citing ofintree,
like the followingmight be named: ... f
. ..
One package of 'the Hygeana lies cured me otheAstluna,
of sit years' standhig.__ . . .J. P;-14ritsittEr 1.
Poetaiester. of Dutateratott, Pa.
I am cured of the Asthma, often ',Tare standing, by Dr
Curtis' lineal& . hLtsalerr Eatrunitricklyn, N. Y. ;
Mrs. Paw, of No. 6 ihmamond street, N. Y,,
._wns cured of :
a severe case of Bronchitis by the Ilygeanik' '
My sister haebeen cured eta distressing mingkof several
years' standing, and decided to be incurable by the phial-' ,
clans. She was in-one months bythillygesna.
J. R. Gamin; Itichffiblid, No.
The Ray. Dr. Caseamt, of New York, testified of our MO
eine In the following language:
New Yout,'Noveniber lb, 1.814. . '.
Dear Sir—l , think highly of Dr. Curtly. Hygeau fits tit rem. ,
oily In diseases of the ffirw.t and Lungs, k liatdrig bed some
opportanity.to testify its efileaCy, I ant correlated that it ie •
most excellent medicine, both thtlyrup and
, lim,lnhaling
application to the chest. ' - - ' '''
N. R--Dr. Curtis' llygeana Lathe- ORIGINAL add ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others are base imihdion s , or vile
and nenienaw counterfeits. ablip 'them — air iycin would ,
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor iu chancery, ;Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the Col
lection of Claims in Great Britain and Ireland.
/fa- Collections made in this and adjoining Counties;
tales of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drug a.
Oflice on FOUR'f II street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1838—inth28.1lasr]
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Com
misitioner for the States of Tennessee, New 'lamp
thire, Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, klieldgan, lowa,
Attifurnitt, Louisiana and Virginia.
$W- Deeds drawn, and asknowledmente and proof§ taken
or record or mein any of the above named States, lltiools,
Wississippi and Rhode Tolland.
Pittsburgh, March 28, r"
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—
the Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. & Co.,
eituated on the Monongahela river, about 28 miles from
Pittsburgh, are now for erale. The property consists of 110
acres and 116 perches of Land, (more or less) arid all the
Coal therein; and also all the-Coal in about 100 acres more,
together with Buildings, Railways, &c.
For further particulars apply to
D. W. & A. B. BELL, Atty'e at Law
N 0.103 Fourth at., pitokburie.
$3 26
3
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3
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BARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
offers for sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connelbrnile,
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borough of MERE&
PORT. Four of the Lota are £17% feet in width by about
120 In depth, fronting at ono end on the .ind at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of them franUng for their
whole length ou other streets.
Ater-TWO LOTS, ,473.4 feet in width, fronting the other
Bide of the Depot, and in depth 121—one of the Lots border
ing for its whole length on Jerome street.
No Netter property can be found, and it will ,to told low
Part of the payment taken in Stock •of the °oilmen:rine
Railroad, If desired. GEO. F. GILMORE,
Office of the Morning Post.
Pittsburgh, August 31, 1856.—{dawtf
WIG MANGFACTORY—Mu. RENTER,
six doors PAsin the Aqueduct, opposite tlietellector'w
Office, Allegheny City, is prepared to fill orders for WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.. The 'beet
q uality
ta of material is furnished, and entire satisfaction gam
e mylfediwly
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Scenes of a Hunter's Life.
Thrilling Adventures by Land audaSea.
Northwood, or Life North and South.
Fremont's Expedition to Oregon and California-
Bell Smith Abroad.
1101311 Captivities. or Life in the Wigwam.
The States and Territorloeof the Great West.
Noble Deeds of American Women.
The Museum of Remarkable and Interesting Events.
Rachel Gray.by Julia Kavanagh.
The Young Mated Book.
The Young Lady's Book.
Japan as It wan and In.
Twice Married.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mohntain Heroes 0f'713.
Married, not Metal, by Alice Carey.
War in KAnaas, by Breiverui.
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For tale by 13:T. C. moraiAN,
je-11 1i0.41 Aft,Moltreet.
NEW BOOKS AT AVINSONS; 65)darket
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Poem, by RiehardChimetiz Trench. , ..
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Comic ?diva's' of Human Life.
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Helps' Spanbh Conquest. in America.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its &vile and Its Consequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them. •
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Man and and His Money, its MO lind•Abuse ; by Dr. Tweedle.
Monalili, a tale by Washington Ailiston.
lectures delivered to Young -- Men in laindon. ~.
The Cripple of Antioch.
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JUNE MAGAZINES—Just received ant
for Bala by $. MINES &CO, No. ''''' 4lnl ,....'" , _ -
naves milia 3 b , — e°' tune iclune; - - 5-t.,- , • .:.
cloYirs 14140,8°A%,...,..ibr Jonef-, , =.a
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AIR. KENNEDY, of Rii=i, hitip - disecivi . .. ..
ered in one of our etialloon, i ' Weeds I; rampiii, —.,.. ,
that cures every kind of Husuw,-„frose Uskaawat &leas too l '
common Pimple. -
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. _,fte
has treated i t In over, elevetu 1--
pp end nerart
Ailed iiniept is tiro weed' ghat* humor.) He hae
now in his possession over two hundred certificates of tag
value, all wllltin tat e t ill d titiletou.
.. k. u -.
1 .TwO.bottleit apf dote a musing, ogee nioni....i , r .- c .
' OM; to three bltt . ..,, tlritAoyilt-p3d - of Naples ofl;, , L. -
:All4bi;;l t iL . b i , . t j a ? 4fotir
re both.
/ • '.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the - wont canker In that
mouth an
eter 4 Punsch.444 o 4fi*tho --
.-,- Thlivitl o "... , womt ease, • .
f '
•Oneor tyro bottlialtirliiiiirratt` Oaf Wens* all humor of the
yes: ~ 1 i '1 ;;' . l
* 'Tw bottles are w arranted to running of the ear andi
care ,
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blotole - among th e hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to CuillrovEhPl and rUn .. .•
nlng ulcers. ,-
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of UM akin. 1 , :
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most der 4 . '
mate NOM of 'lmmens': Y)
Two or three bottles are warranted - to cure.the worst curio,
of ring Worm. ' t
Threat° four bottles are warranted tetitieialt. rheum.' - '.. .6
'five to eight bottles will care the worm pow of scrofula. r _ .
-. A benefit is always - experience - dram the first bottle, and '
a perfect cure is warranted whet thg , eilkiee quantity 111 .
4
taken-
Nothing looks so improbable to those wain' have in vain'
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tried all the wonderfill medicinal of the day, iu that a coml
mon weed growing in the pasture, and.alcing oldstorte walla*
should cure &Minima inituraystent; yet ft ft now e gape
fact. If you hive a humor.lt hmt to start.` .ere are no MO
nor ands, hums or ha's abouraulthiltrembiontals and nazi-
' yours. 1 peddled . avers thousandhottleuif itinthe vicinity - U.
of Boston. I know its elle* Itteyery pees. It has alreed4
I d on e some of the.greatter Cunareverllone - re lifsarachintstta,
1 L gave it to children a year old ; to "01.= of duty. q
' have aeon poor, putty, wormy - looking ,-whale lieskg,
Was soft and flabby, reetored to a .perfeet stittOf health loyll,
[ ono bottle.
To those who are, subject . to a . itick•hoght*te4 one - bottle ,
' - will always cure It. It gives great relief to catarrh and dite..,
einem. Some who have been costive' foe yeiiii hate',,takei4 .
end been regulated by it. Where tleaftodylayound itivo • -
quite miry; but where there ft any derangement of; - the fruse,, l ,.. .
tions of nature,!lt will canoe very singular teellaio, but g i t i
' must not be Rhin:L od—they slaws disalt.-in llUtti - '
days to a week. • There id neVerli bed result Nur it. On the ~
contrary, when that feeling:ismver,.. youraillifeel yourself,
ol i
like a new person. I beard Some. of. , the - most ertraistpuit
encomium of it that man .ever iiittenedte. "No chine . .A
diet is ever —eat the beet you camp I hare Wce-tj
' wise an barb, whir, when simmered,iu Street.olls illinugvellg
_Sorcd'ulous swelling .of , thoneek erid:Under the ears. Nicer,
60 coma. Price of the Idede l Discovery SI; pee bottle. ,
Directions for Use.—Ads` one table spoonful Dec da y '
Children over eight years, .ultsert spoonfulychildren fromg
five to eight years, te.v.A.L.dv no, direction bill be
made stip li cabliito alt constitutions „ talcifenongh to operant:.
OD the bowels twicea day.
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.
Mr. lENNBDV gives personal attencar mi
n bad cies of .0
Scrofula.
Sold, wholesale and Wall, at .41r.'ill1Y8111t' 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley, and J. 1.- Cii Alle- , t _.
gbeny. — 7 - oulatdro I
INHALATI'O'N
Pell Tag tk,..
el OP,
CURE OF ASTHMA AND OPTION
NEW AND VERY vitolitriattrim.
IiYGEA NA
mloßilaw ]
• T.
Aar For sale by Lir:Qao Il ir Eeyiir, 140:Wood Oreet-
Sellers Ca.; Lee 1.1. Bec i va-ity; him
Baxgents New . 1311 0 10 a: a 16, -••
11114:dew0m ••••"'
SANDS' Shit= . ARIEL or •
fbr the R0t...1 . ariZmaitent'
from an inns k fd t p the Fitsilife:A*44,
an
This truly valuable,grepasticaxisfitellitiiiillo - : d
roots of the fined dee:Option, by mernis,ofensti Mid
povierfal 'lrrgurrataa, Which obtafriethelneditinaehdeXtirt
principle hia highly concentrated form, so acierdiAtielli , •
bluing the several vegetable produsta in the mama theta
compound extract of:ftaarmsrifliiiiribtaliief
dor to aapothex :far. Paribing th°4 loo 4PluwAixurevt !
Scrofula, 'Salt Rheum, Wee* Fever, Sores, ;
Cutaneous Yrtiptiank Ithetuilatism, Mercurial dbierusskriere .
Complaint, Dyspepria, , BronchitleXonaranption, L Yernale Sr. t
General:DeMy,
re g ri po t t s tr e &gitigt t Aiti opuses_
stmach,4syChwilatiaivand the Boweb,labthgentylyehyou. ,
lates t lvhile..it &Nagar+ , and expels tyoJß;haa)rateF; all that
Is irritating and' prejudicial tetskilly'UWtti: Being' purely
vegetable, it la pealactltharmleaaithita °maths'; Alut.mast-
delicate i . p t e o rsous may Ltake . it c ;t o rty i =t i t i rfact safety
creasing during theleatztateen years, hoe, secured for it the
dletingWsbal coftnuanda4eNt "Akrittalty, audit eu a, 9
wideeprerui popularity alio:tens/ye patirtmagealdchwir
entirely out of:competition eierrotheirirepatitrutil Serra. !'
Attention Is respectfully , solkitol to tlie foliowt g rertiik
cats:
ANOTREB. Cllfiff.
Tgor, N. Y., * 1,1854.
Mani. A. H. D. Szna—GeAttelnall: WPM fot , r44 l t,
three years been troutdadwitli thuasesnaialtookse, ilarotk;
la; iso muck go, as to be atrium:dr .to m.gitushandaptta - PtIPF.
self; and to obtain relief, hat% trietraveryllind
that ca. =briny notimaritinin*tifk‘
tare, who had been on* of a Oahu;
.catztplabniAt yaw •
Sorsa Otised me to tnaftisiirbikof leina trnly
Bay that it has done-ntee - world'ef goa4 tufringitoinidatety
cured nta.. •Hogangpthat uovelidessuata. USA* Attboni
sinalarly Atnietaitto-,t0t0.• theqeapa. t y, with
satisfactory resign!, t:eidaii - Pitardui=
Wersrea and sroldiryAzJi• *.Waaneik_Dlnggillt•
and Mutants. 100 Mica tata t 7 M 0..; tsaaoblo by
B. A. FAMIllor: 00ir & ci.Bßoa; fluiburgb,
and by Drutukts ktinsualr. , *Me liSitAiotUss , tirlds bon
ast WAN . ,3.3,40411 tr.
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MEE
MEE
THE SATISFACTORY iREMEDY - From
all,partaot the:couatmuotth:soclue44ttaairogrta.
Core are almost delly)u r -gosach Aiwalpg*Atbnoa.
tae. ditherancming, mid*. Fib oc ittOe qua t.
ed V a nati r : Gasosaaace, Alta, AprillBtb, 1845.
M'nro R. A. 144304c44-d I have. been-selling your
Vetutifoge 'Ohl _filOYA
staring; for the ulluruumou.ottuo . u4atartlot,tramaagte..,
that it has been, 'fia'esiL
tc,rlreulxrg„,i.trti4.3.bskzera
good abets nOmertour LAW tug&
pilaitflZOl.4 l l of Or,. ~,bO M /Pe.fkr 4ISLIATint1101:141M.lill0;.
tt to be safe and reliable 08,8 NVOtip 4 Utalk.l4looOikt
wand it ea one of Wit' eifeeraud tha — uadueo
AAToDuarekrizOlL:: 2 , 4ati
premed and cold by A. FAiI.Z , f . j!£.4TIN3R - AO 1 Ik:::: , ' -
mho corner of Wood stud—
. IiuLLIEFENIVP, . !
,pAns-mnri-4,tikk 1-11
Fanning lad v.,...1.4.* ' A,. 'id
thit"Pe*On of RrA-1,..,,4,,PPtni-i0
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