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IfigCELLA.Ntotrg:
TN THE COUR
A. STATE OF D
Ebonener Cloak
TS.
Richard C. Dale,
'Thomas F. kale. 3
now to Wit, this twenty-seventh day of March' in the
year of our Lord onetheosend eight hundreds: l J fifty-six,
this ammo coining before the Chancellor upon the motion of
Joseph,. Oomegys, Esquire, the complainant's stilici tor, and
the write of summons aforesaid, and Lib° Sheriff's return
thereon - being seen and examined, It is thereupon ordered
by the Chancellor that the aforesaid defendants, Richard C.
Dais and Thomas F. Dale, appear in the cause on Tuesday,
the Md day of September next. And it is ordered and di.
rested by the Chancellor, that a espy of this order shall be
inserted in the Pittsburgh- lice, a newspaper published in
•the city of Pittalnargh, in the State of Pennsylvania; and shall
be continued in said newspaper for the space of one month ;
and also that a copy oftraid order shall for thasame space of
time be posted in the office of the Register of this Court, and
att.the Court Home door in this County.
State of Delaware,l
Kent County, SS. j"
I, John R. Jarvis, Register in Cfhaificery In Bent county,
n h o e w r.ito of roco su rd t
m in y th ha is n Co d Court.
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
ofe n e .st ord i e tn r o i n n y t w he he a r lze
I ca rave
affixed the seal of the said Court, at DOver, this 14th de)
• of
May, A. D. 1866. JORN K. JARVIS,
mylzlm Register in Chancery.
REAL ES PATE MARKET,
CORM OP Elmarn ,um ShancrinD Tatum
We have the following Revd Estate for sale.
FOURTEEN ACRES OF.LAND In St. Clair township, ou
the old Washington Road, well Improved.
SIX 'CBES OF LAND in Chanters township, about half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, w i th valuable
I mprovements, milted for a genteel country residence.
A LOT OF GROUND in East Liberty, SO feet by 100
be sold low.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near MilioriiN ilk.
TEN ACRiS OP LAND in Indian, township, at Ito
month of Deer Creek, on which are good improvenients and
an old established ferry.
FIFTEEN ACRE'S OF LAND In Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, three and a
half miles from Logan'a Station, on the A. V. Railroad, with
good improvements.
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on St,.-
venson street, (opposite the Mercy LteGspital,) with modern
improvements.
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the town of Reavet,
taining twenty-three acres, within eighty rode of the ( A
P. Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in the Doi ongh of Ilanch , tter, rot ner
of Chartiera and Fa , nun ,treA,ta.
A VALUABLE NiILL PROPERTY AND FARM fn De: ry
township, Weetmorelend county, would le, exchengvii
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the swism
rale Station, with lire or ten Arras of Land.
TWENTY ACIIRS OF LAND adjoining the SWIM, Alt
Station. Apply to (Je2) BLAKELY ,4 It101(1,1
TWELVE ID •L'ILS
N ADVANCE OF TUE MAIL!
461- THE EASTERN DAILIES are regularly rocrlv..d.
twelve hours in advance of the Mall, and delivered to gob
scribers at the following rates •
Philadelphia LEDGER, loc. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE. 16c per week.
HERALD, ••
, Leave your orders for those, or any other Eaotern
papers, at T 1 Fifth street, for
Anyll
F
'OR SALE-20 acres of land, on which
erected a hewed log house. frame barn and nth, o.
buildings, all in good order; 11 acres cleared, well fen,
and in good state oi ..ultivatwo: a young orchard, iv,:
acres of grain and clover r, g- - /.1 and thriving ra
Lion; the remaining I acres well tituts.rod—wrod.l be s ;
situation for a store, being situated on the cross roads.
tiveert Bakerstown and Butler, in Middle., township, It.
ler county. Will be sold low—terms easy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady. in a Dry
Trimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted Severalgins to do housework In the cite n
country. Also, a situation by a boy about fourteen
eenr
age, in a store, to run errands or oilier light work
Inquiro 01(3E,, W BUNN. at hil Agetttry st,l Intel/4;e
Ofliim, north side of Ohio ortrettt. fourth door itict rf
ALLEGHENY MTV
FRANK LESLIE'S Gazette of Fashion
June:
Knickerbocker 7,l,44;azine for Juke ,
Putnam's do di , .
Dickens• Ilouseh••Id M'oris
The Schoolfellou
Fpeech of the lieu Charl.. , Sumo:•r :
The Invalid's Guide and Cs...rumpus e's Manual !
SI. Fitch. A. M 1I D
I /ue Thousand and Ten Things w , ,rth kn o w 111,7
The larnion Illustrated Nets, For rule by
myS7l B. T C 41 Fifth sr
NEW PUBLICATIONS
-I.,she'is Gazette ut Fashion to Jhue, 0 ..-•• '...
IMtnam's Mihris.T.tie .1.. do Cr
Household {Cori, do do •_S , .
Schoolfellow ch, do 1,.
Harper's ',fag, 4th sut.ly, di. , d ,, n...
Liodey's Lady '•
14... k. '21,1 do it., ii.• . ....t.w
drahain ,1..
Petersen i. do I:,
li n irkerte. ker d. , .1., al.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal do ,i„ Is.
SpIIITYirg7II4WI PAp.erv. d 4. 101.....
Plaima Talcs, 1.1" Melville...., K..
',Mushy Papers, t., John Ittotighani do
Recent speerhea , of Charlee ....minnet do 1,12
Shoehtr li.eeoLlo. tegi.
The above, With R Isree ase , rillient .4 ~.h.....1 and mi.
IaIIHOUI I.nka slat loner) , 4.. :..di 1f.m.1 1.) b., 1:0 1.,, .
lower than kirew . tivre 'I I LAI: VFEH'S Brook :Store.
my3l No 77 I•huril, cirr.r.
BUSINESS BUSINESS
:1111 I.li, WELTY Si lit s A LE—Sill/AI, on It a ,
wickl., urn awls , of saws... .1 ro. n .tone %mot e
chin, and all cute, w.rm g awl tit tun., ~,sillaerr Al-. saw m. 11.11 g ood (rum, h,PURed...41.1 acres of 'iontl. lw as, •
A Sl - EA Ii rA NN 11.1.. polusie on the , •Ino rarer. sear • t
Malys. Pr, s car.,
TANNEKr }NIS SALK. situate at Nlohn Nis...
vats- shops, to gh , u•
wwse 4 A. It s..
Ap'2•S t'l•T /1141'J:1 . :t/
A NE 'lll p
kidnaped .1 1 ..1
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h•unt,..m...1 Item, the raw, ,aal ollestIon•
Yet.' Slill and his Wily. "l After tarty yearn of .lee- ,
By Mrs. KAI. K kar.L. with
Samuel J Nifty. A 14.1 an Appel. ha I. ) Surto--
For ml, ayII T. 1 . NIMIti
jut. 41 Fifth ••
110 lIIV ATE ItESIDENI:E FUR SALE. .1
Ilea,. well I•utll and huisiusl bra t house sithaled
the North C•otunuu, A Ile g hany City. coularultag sax s
Ant:lased room., a Lath room. Ilrualual attic
drant in the yard This property to heautitally lisatod
is worthy the attention of person. wishing a desirable i I
rate reshiehce. Will he Bold low. Apply td
Jut. BLAKELY k itICIIEI
DOMESTIC GOODS. •A. A. 31..u.stin & I
have just °penal over ax, cases and packages el s
style gingham.. muslin., checks, ,d
es
cry h of lealo , kooping Koala sh.ch mull Ist
rut a cousidtraLle redtv'tloll trim the (lanai 4
RASOLS. —We in‘ite the atterititat
Pthe ladies L. some 1,515, new partums naver",
this morning tiy t• 1 112,/ P. among Will( ..tue of I e'
most elagant and desirable at vie, vet orterea.
Jug. A. A. MASON a f?i) Fifth pi.
DI1) YO[: READ Sle w 'r 'N. EY 5h11T117--
couree you liked it, antrisughed aver his wilt" , e
marks. We now offer you a Letter took,
TUI Broni OF THE SITMNI RR
lie have ready this day, the firer romplete Atriericati
lion, with a memoir, from the loth Engltah edition ill
two handsome royal 12ino. volumes, cloth; price S3,idt. gar
half calf extra 14.
The Ingoidaby Legends; "r, Mirth and Marvale.
Thomas Lagoidsby.}:eq.(the Rev. Richard gams Rarnhar.,.)
with 16 Illustration, by throe funny fellow', ',Tun:,'oil
and Leech
This delightfullv autt.ttatolog L.,k h., 110% 4
standard library work in England, whore it list, raid
tan ~ L oons Th. !Drina, p hrlinfid
sparkling yokt,s, shordates and 'Witty rrparbr. by Th...• I. rr
itook. Itarnhaul, Thomas t,y.lll..yrltuttl, and
rviehrithss We v..ntoro our ,patattoo al, rers p:
lie taute, ii thin ark rlaan tat delight I•%rn rriuler, a 1
prove fully as elitrxtuitling. it sat mats so. Otn the r• . It
biography of Rea Mr. Itarulsania broth, 1it,,,..
Smith. it . MINEIt d Co,
julo No alf Smithfield -I
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do goner.Ll
housework. Two or three good rooks for eit) ~,
rouritry. A Boy of 17 to learn a trade, must he well re,..m.
mended. Also, places 1 . ,,r fonr or thou Uirls to do chamber ..r
dining-rom work. Four ltoye in stores or to run errene.,
and lire or six men at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOWRIE'S ISe a Intelligence trthee,
teb2:o Nu/. 11 Fifth .trod
WANTED—A Situation as Governess
tentiker, by a young lady well qualitle,l, and har
ing had coneiderabla 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.
For Bale—! email tannery In good order and doingago.si
bu•lneas, In a small village about Moen miles from the
city. The owner wishing to se Weat will sell at a great
bargain. Inquire of G. W. DUNN, ct his Age ncy and l nt,l
nonce Offi,,, north side of oblo street, fourth door east ol
the Diamond, Allegheny co). myab
VRESII SEEDS—Garden, Field and Flow ,T
Seeds, of the twat approved and reliable varleie.,
wholesale and retail, ut the Seed and Agricultural Wait,
Leine, 47 Fifth Street, of (apt, .1 All WA ItUlt, e.
SODA Atill of a good and uniform quality
manufactured by the Peunsylvanut Salt Manulactoris.g
Company at Tarentum, on h and and for sale by
ALSO.
3 gross Ludlum's Spec...AL;
4 gross lloeflarars German Bitter s
1600 IDs. Madder;
WO lbs. Gum Tragacanth ,
400 IDs. Nutmegs;
Concentrated Lye, a new attlele for
One pound worth ten of potash ; on hand and lotr auk by
my 3 FLEMING EEO,' .
ALOT OF GROUND, near Bakerstown,
will be sold very low, if applied for 80011. It o .nno on
one-fourth of an acre, 11.131 i in in a central position. A pril)
to f mhR9 BLAKELY & ILICANY.
_
ORNAMENTAL Center pieces, Tester=,
•Game .I.nd Roquet Pictured to glit circles. with greAt
variety of other ornaroeutb ou Wall Paper, for hale by
ixayb W. P. MARSHALL 6 0)
TIMED PEACHES —lOO bush. loTsale Lv
j ap2S SMITH, CIA IR & HUNTER.
•
°SIERT AND GLOVES—Another very
large assortment of Summer hosiery, Glam.
ltts of every description, Just received by
112 W A. A. MASON d Cu.
DR. HEISKELL'S TETTER OINTMENI'.
This Ointment has never been known to tail it, the
cure of Tetter, Scald Head. Itch, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scald
Pimples, Frosted Limbs, Inflamed Eyes, Piles and all ..rup
dons of the skin.
For sale only by
Jefl
WANTED—A SITUATION, by a, young
miry estiL'ilhil.,3h.'linnenat.Dry
WANTED—Several GIRLS to do housework, in the city
Goode or Trimming Store, or 1.11114-
g an to d re co t un o
r tr o y n . ,
t A r.t ta h .:
h . a s o i r t thtieorn
lighat b ‘_ o h y rh ahout fourte e n, in a
FUR SALF—A email TANNERY, in good order and doing
a good bunnies, in a entail village about fifteen miles from
the city. The owner wtehtrig to go West, will sell at a great
bargain.
lugnire of GEORGF: W. BUNN. at hie Agency and Intel
ligence Office, north side of Mile street, fourth door east of
the Diamond. Allegheny Cit y . Jed
stautemdtialOVniAjor'ECold'ULl'truk3lcoEters—rstllahneard't'lli'cdulkerld"eif7le'ail.f kbNeivtptga‘7‘ml'tutiiitjthuty.LoctlYTl:e'De,
EESON'S lIYDItAULIO CEMENT, OR
Aque.,inda Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Worke, Ate., it re
quested to thin article. The well known resistanc e and Mi
en of Water, characteristic of this Cement, readers
1) : •Vt7ll:n itrat
neCe"i[atYpEatil ENBtrue`ust,e'llx3sed& RlClTAtothAlra
°fleeter or damp.
ALCOHOL -1
5 0 bdble. o
'7 ,47 6 p, P' Alcohol ,
do
In store and for sale by
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MILLER h ItICKRTSON.
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PITTSBURGH.
RICHARD SRA:INV!:
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JOS. FLE2dltill,
corner Diamond and Market id
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INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
M. F. EATONASQ.
Dear Sir,—Having used O. Trottle "Patent Oil Globe" on
almost all the steam engines furnished the last year, and in
asmuch as they appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our customers, we have no hesitation in recommending them
as a good article, and much preferable on account of their
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
any other of which we have any knoveledgo.
Very rosin - TU . ll[ly yours,
F. k W. M. FABER h CO.,
Engine Builders.
This certifies that the oil Cup patented by Mr. Trutt, has
been in use on our road for two years past.. We and it to to
an economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
as such. UP.t). W. OSIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central J U L
November 29th, ISA,
To M. F. EATON, Eau.:
This certifies that we have had in nse the patent (hi 43 lobos
or Cups. sold by Moses F Raton, Esq.. of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
1 M = =I
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohlo, November ?.7,
From the New York Scientific American.'
Patent Pinioning Plane.
Thin invention is intended for use where It is desired to im
part a tine, tinnalth. and glossy eurfacri to the wod; but it in
applicable, with advantage, to all kite' of carpenter's planes.
The no, eity conshits in placing the cutting chisel, or bit, in
front of the wedge, instead of behind, as in common planes,
ale° la applying a metallic month-piece to the face of the
Piet . , is trout the chisel, Which mouth [OK, sorrier its the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
Rot the mouth piece ie ei , close to the edge al the bit
prevent the plane from ripping or stilinuirtug the wood in
11.. least degree Indeed, we have seen the implemeat
ap
plie'l ti the plauiag of wood against the grail,. and trans
versely to the grant, leaving the woad perfectly smooth. 6,
ii,f,rl It the operallotl of this inASUM0101:11, that it may be ap
plied bi the planing of voneerite--Wigi entire socceas —a
thing which cannot safely lie done - by the ionimon
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth pas hit, end
wedge. affords a complete rwd firmlaearuig for the t,„
throughout its whole lougth. Fuld dispense, Untie; all rit
cum stances, ivith the 1110" of a tap ur double lat.
Thin is a very simple and effective improvemeaL ileid toed
we have tei doubt, to find its way into evert carpenter'. v i .op
to the land. No tool chest is complete without it. Ths
,entor is Wm. C. ' Hopper, of Pit tsburalt, and his
twat, date January In. 1&56.
MOSES F EATON. N 119 First Age, I,
the patentee.
CLOTHING
ACARD—I request the attenti,m
fddeuds and the puldtt Cu Lay ska k of
SPRING AND SUMMER Gool)S,
wb,d, I think c.,ntaln• a larg, inviety of mai styles it. in
our form., pal Otago I hnre taken sl.aotal t. ,
obtain all the shades
FANCY CLOTHS
pule:l,lly Anved rl7 Mulbcrry.
Drat., Br ti,rn and Ui.re, altl va.rloun Bute timer,
Blue. I hare obseppl tlm Came ea., II) Nola< ung niy
FANCY CASSIMERES,
r: hick «mbraL, a .11,,a, asaortnient of light colon, suitvl•re
for rvetlalg Urn lu Ilia summer ...a, With a 14111.11 t..: ~1
Black Elantsc Migureal tools; • int.miad for
wolather My attack of VESTINOS in as large an can
firon•l eh...where. i.oniiiiivistig every Inrtety of Silk Part. • •
plain and hgeirevi literovishire. rind Niarverlhiv•
My itiorominerri at Boys' Cloths,,; has i.veri I IP
I Sin to hii ail rite, lig tins heare - li ii• •••
.1.16111 , (t101.1 to mynas .rid hu)cr. lit.: hillittri— I A.
call itconintl att...n [ton t• • k k nth, ts t'l. A I 1. , .
ptrulittrly IA r•`s, u1.ui..1 think. ,
not fart Alms 17rki•-ii/1111, A r c.tn tine [Amin... Ai, it.
limas Frrnt.h khkihnott , k, ortal n, .
with urnr,. j "1 vi,n,M1 , ..! an.l Lint (/ /.!
)1 PT for rn , rl V lothir n :
al , 2:- tl.. Oil. iN EH, is,. ,
A RARE CliA SCE FOR MACHIN ISTs
Or those who wish to Entrage In the
MA ( EI 1 \ ,
OR ENOINN: BUILDING IllslNk.7.lls.
TII E UNDERSItiNED ~tferN ii private
u Gill the :a11:1 .1s) ~f Jiang. et— .
T—.l, Patterns, Shaft.nn. fi-artnit Ptpra nd 11,
ni the Nischitts VI ...rat, nil 1 , ..un. a 1t ' at...
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Thr in. k ..I ohms! lb parr
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last stroks, ;at kni, 1i inetl
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Tta sntyrihrs.- [timing lath., irtt‘ttu
is filch ming Iron, ....v., 1...1 .I.•tso t• t hra
the altsars.
Pr,.• p. 11111
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ha,. born f a 11110.1..r.1 ~•ftra in •u.• r
a. the po , arbt t.•
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rut I.t I.rirtury on pr ..,..-+
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June, EL..) vi di L. 0f1..t et 3.:0•1m .ale
\ ()I li F.
I. i'll 1. , all twer..t:4!mt, paifrrns
way 4.,-ptl.wl Pitt Mk. 1,11:r t 1 , •
ihetw tak.ri m.. 19 1 , 41, Jwy ::1
will bp otlberwlk..
tuy2h:d3w k t
F ARM FOR RENT.—A Farm. ~ • 11
Itk twnw, :shout inn.. I-V. • ; •
>lancisalaes. Thrive to 1;11 thp ;.rpsysie,n, n larga.
house and stable, about It's) bearing'anat.. traaa• ; is
berry and plow Ls - cor., grapa., &c. would I
II go-al gardesser. Fur terina app
usjs! it, C. 6 .7 lIAW F.R. 47 Woad al
LTPETIIE, kt, g s salt. \
jet', IS A FA ILK K 4 I
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. 110 Si \ AN]) tiL(/‘ --A A
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lie an.l (1..1.1,1, 1t,,, sal
alcriptiots Also, the 1..-at es.a..3rtsslesst aslk, stsaliass
Eraser mitt& to bo trend la the dry. ).. I
T 111111 ) ARRII Al. ( N li()111);., A
L. IN F. Illb all N. 74 Alarlat 01 r,
the reel-pied And nee moor op
their third supply of nem and Ito
Tatman, ibinsie Yu, ..mimic litnidn..
KARR,. owl Noe,lle work Mnri) •;1 11..
been pun 'taxed of tie nap it fori, and or th.. Intim An; i;
in Nan 1 ork and Phihulelphin. at prlCenti,4tt hOttl.i.. it
to offer them at lc. than the rdnt of triiiinp,rtion, lt,.
solicit an tint It rail ft;du all our enstomern owl the pod.;
generally, belitirtim It will the aidennlnge of all, n, ~ A
rarer kayo la•ra alit 1,, .fifer a troller annort niond find in v.,
no cheap. IA 01 r: IlllirTll f aitherl,
Juli. A i, iiiTv.v ENsoN
pOR'I'SMOU'III'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
MARILT anti WATLII
XI/TANN/NI:. rt I 1
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
al /A hargain.—A new
PIANO, nlightly damaged In the furniture,
but not where it ran be vlmer 1,4 The I%
rlllllent, In ho way injured, will be null al a reductinti
1- I F rit DoLLA RY. ou in credit of nix ne,nti ta .
Jullti 11.11EI,Loft. Al UV...1 at ,
Agent fie Chtekenng PlAte.a
A COMPLETE LIST OF MON TIII.I
h I AOAZINE: 4 , h.i 11i, I
hinriper'n new moodily ,rintrarbro•
I'l3 t numb monthly
k no ker(ordo•r. or :Cr,. York trblithly
llou•ohold \Vorib.--,orolucted by Char los Dt lie,.
rodoy'ri
Urnlianni A inorb,it 11101101 I y
retornion'N I,ady'n Nail.. 1•111 klagrarno
Bulbul'', Dollar month 1).01n4 trio,
Story Book.
The Muneurn.
Jornod
Fr nob Losliv's Now York .brorroil
Fronk honlio's Onzertool Frurhion
Yankee Notloon; full of Muni lotion..
131.kwoorfir Edinburgh NI:kg:V.I. ior
Chatuhern Journal I In/orlon Edilouir for April
roreived idol for inibrr by
W A. , ;11.1rENFENNEY A Ur),
my 3 Fall) It, • I. Thritire.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES!
Frank Leslie's Fashion Rook May.
Frank Leslie's N. Y. Journal
tiodey's Ladies' Book
Graham's Magazine '•
Peterson's Magazine 141 11.1
Halloo's Magazine " "
Household Words " "
Harps is Magazine
Putnam's Magazine
Knickerta,eker " "
Yankee Notions " "
Blackwood's Magazine for April.
London News and Punch for April 10.
Fur sale by 11. MINER A CO.
my 3
N 0.32 Smithfield street.
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Wetchee. Gold Levers from $27 to $2OO.
Silver Lovers from $l2 to PO.
Silver Cylinders from $m to 810.
Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Frodsham's Chronometer Seri., $3OO.
Do. in Silver Cwgo,i, $175.
Chains, Seals, Keys, &r.
Watches repairedin h t—e Bre t tno.e ner ir
myb W W WILSON, corn, of Market & 4th ats.
SUNDRIES-
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles.
25 do Star do
100 do Rosin Soap.
300 kegasseorted Nails.
100 doz. Corn Brooms.
50 bales No. 1 and 2 Batting.
25 doz. Bed Cards.
26 do Buckets.
10 do Tuba In store and for sale by
tuys JOHN MOCRICKA.D.
SUGAR.—Prime New Orleans in store and
for sale by Dirky6) . 1 011 N MOORHEAD.
Pirranisati, April 12, 1856
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PILILADELPUIA.
Drawroaa—Charlm W. Baucker, Thomas Hart. Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob K. Smith, Geo. W. Hichardg,
ilordocal D. Lewis, Adolph) K. Boris, David S. 13rowne, Mor
ris Pa ttemon. Cu Ls. N. 13.01eur.5., President.
CH U. G. BANCECR, Secretary.
C.lll inne to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiuma, mutely invested, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Assess of the Company, on January Ist, Dthl, as pule
Ilxbrd agre,vilily to an Act of Assembly, r em HA Vol lOW.,Cr'.
Mortgage 1:918.11*5 88
Km! Karate 81.3(7 78
Temporary luaus 83,968 17
St. Os 61,889 00
Cash, Ac 04,3411 SI
Si., their I:WM . 1,0[80011, a p0r144 of twenty-one years,
they bore paid npward of tine Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by Orr, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, as well as the ability and disposition
to ine:t with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
01,24 Office, north-east cor. Wood and Third sta.
- - - - _
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
IIA NOE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, PH ILA.
intents.—Chartered April :lath, Difin. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL, $250.u00
ALFRED THOSIAF
Ottl. o, South-east corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
PhEstlelphis.
OFFICERS OF THE HOME ROAR!) AT PHILADELPHIA.
tnatimnin.
Stephen It ernwforil, B. i/giltinril,
A in W in, 1.11WrI•11Cf. Johnson,
Benjamin W Tingle), Uw.. McHenry,
Jnegli
dhow Godwin, Wi!limn Mt Kee.
Peesidetd—iteplien K. Crawford
President- -A In Irrose W Thy
hirectitn/ Enaminer—Pittsbuirnh--.Domes 11. Wilson, M. D.
Allegheny City—K. B. Mowry, M. D .
I.IEO. E. ARNOLD, Apint,
marl7'y Nu. '4 Fourth street, Pittrlgunh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
T HOLNIES & SUNS, Bankers and Ex
• ilittugo Broker, and bowlts, in Not., brut],
51h . t.t . and Battik ',onto ou IL. Ewa].
eru And Woo.. ti Cl(let, ~,11,11.111sliy lon .al,.
041,1.1”1.121 1.11. d, In all the caw, 4111.40 nm: the l'uititt!
Simi, rootit it.] in Ina fuud. itt cut - trot pcpttt
tr . Nina .... T 1,11.1.1 end Fonral it.. Ja3U.ly
E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex
1, Dealers in fistitaiii44., Ginit
ti., ,141,1 n.,.1 Itrafla. . t 411,114 mi
Len.l.-1 n. and 1 , 1 I , 1,:!. pall of tlii. I it....
N.. , k. kt , ugtit ail.: g. , 1.1
:4 Fi.utlit nrit, n. tin- Bank of 1141-.
rilltUllAS NV oul)S, Lnutt, ur ial Broker, athd
j. s 14.41 karate, a, , N ;5
Fttur tit 411tt1ti. l's Janti
EW SPRING GUeliS•---N,.. 74 Market
ji ett.o.t. Pntehur KL.. The ehhoeflteft , have post re
•••• nod air• ra•aW ojewt.tig their first AIM arf SPRING
....ill:I 1., who 1, they winis h. roll the portieular
toe, ret.. oete 4zol the pule, fi . nerwll
a, y flatter
t. tlfet It , e tee -ft nt..e h. e 11.0
hworohir o ehol: o 4 the iweet. ,
out ' , Hit:, DEP tIiTNIIO - 1 h
50.1 Ur
1e of the v.
ttro r. h aryl I.hr.! 1r00t..0.4.
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L'oß SALE--A FItANIE lit 11.1)ING,
,1•1 1 . ,..• ) 4 1 sod a fit.t 1-t•.• ott o.atvo Iftakwoott. 111:1
It! ft. uninta to tOtes to {car. 11,
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1 . 111Nt.: , :t4
rI I IIE tItII.I O EN til,N taking the trade,
ita !Dn. h a .tol. t t 1 . 1w1,131.
Hint* ,i. 11.0 I It) 111 Ult. Skit,
ri.tht..; Tat t . have h At. tutsittrtturril that aott
wakt• hi Ittulak ‘S ~•.% att.!, citu:.l La ' , CUM t. , 11114
stral.l !iv! att.l T. 161.• Cutlery grout at.ontlat,,,
tsf.y.levt. and Ct.. .4111. C. t.. m,otwned
I.• ni,ll 01 Olt t.tti.l,ll ttun
1141WN a riaLxv.
Jul. Nu 13u Wood atrret
Ni:\‘ . AND I I E:1 1K Spar
r..wg: I,y r.. 1
11, 1A41) . 31 Gold , b. Imrli.l •eful
1•.m113
L. K 1'1.1111,4,1 1) k, I' It
S.dig 1111kaodwatIna, nit•l ~ 11.1 P.,11.
Mind (or the &wild-
A be(olic.• .1 111, Au..r t. 4111 1 . 0/I , ale
1,040.110,11. 1 , 1 I..relot 1.. 1....1,i
ti•roun .t I'llyncy In till.
Stat..: by R Wlot
F,i/111 . V.,1111/ )Ia •111 v.dm
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14
rlilLE VOYAGE OF ..r
ihe.•• gre.l lo the htt.• l'h.•J
~ii tt.N mt the nt..1.•
J J. 11.1,E, 4 1 . 1 F. W,x.l
l% her, 31.(L4 , 11 , well 11034
BAiis PRDIE Ulu CuFFgE
, zo • kohl Lagoityi
Irr • 0,1 .1:" ••
_,, p,. kets Fre•10•11 ./nN a ••
'I hal, 1,1•100 , ••
10 Into 0I•1 )10r01L0...
5t.100...1.,prt.,.1)
F PHA Diurn.Fl,l
LAK ELY 'II , REAL. ESTATE
j AND A IVTIoN EERS, ; orhet of Set e tt il ;
and Smithfield street, l'lttsltuigh, will attend to Weilitig
Auction any property old Ly Exerotees, or by enter et i
in the Cif) ur County; am! to oily .I“scriptiou
of Heal Estate out of the City. Jill
pRA '11"S DA I'(;ERIEOT I'ES AND AM
BUOTY PF:S, glee such general satisfaction are
daily ,tbtained. in ',pry kind ;.f weather, at Lafayette Until
log, ` , 7 100511T11 meet. Itartntillar attehtion paid hi
ambrotyping, LL the tone ..1 sitting is 11111111 (MIN than rt.
quired for Dnitgerreot)pe,, children taken in at
few seconds in either or the alto,' muutd styles. AinLet,
type or Da% gerroutype Copies made redly fti.ith every
kind of ph tares. Warranted perfect. Priers moderate
Our motto is, TO PLEASE. tnhlS
SH 1 RTS AND COL LA RS.---J ust received
fours the Fact.y a full liesiirtment of Shirts and
Co: tars.
, Shirts and Collars made to miler.
jeln 1.. FELL 6. SON, st.
CHOCOLATE -15 hoots No. 1 Norfolk for
sale I,y ;jel i M I LLER & RICK ETSo iN.
ATAIVBA BRANDY-75 boxes Lyon' s
C
o.tavrba Brandy, for male by
JelG 5111,1.141 t 21 RICKETS( /N.
SUVA-15 casks midi. Soda in store
and for sale by MILLER & lIICKETSON.
TAR -15 bids. N. C., on hand and for sale
by pelf) MILLER & RICK ETSON.
WANTED.—A dwelling eoutaining
four or five r4bollls, WiLhilt fifteen minutes walk of
this office. Any one having such a house to rent can find
a tenant by addressing Printer. Morning Post Office. jell
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
in the upper end of Lawrenceville,(formerly
each 25 feet front by 100 feet deep, fronting on a wide street,
and In a very desirable situation for a residence if sold al
together. Apply to [Je-11) BLAKELy & RICHEY.
STAR , I[-
12 boxes Orris and Oswego Corn Starch ;
6 " Hecker's Farina;
• 3 " Wheaten Grits; recd by
je2l' . F. R DRAVO
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DRY GOODS
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HOTELS
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MEM
=SIM
ONLY ROUTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINP
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH 7'o DAYTON AND IN
DIANAPOLIS.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIA 11/4 ..RAILROALIS.
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUMBUS
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
CONNECTING at Cinciuuuti with U. S. Mail Line &unman',
Covington and Lexington Raiin,ad, oliio and Nlholiniippi
-Railroad, and the Lawrenceburgh Route. Connecting via
Columbua and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and
Indiana Central Huilnxida.
$1,21:,708 44
THROUGH TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, &c. &e. Via
Columbus and Xenia, to Imyton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, St. Louie, Sic , Ac.
TILE LITLE MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Alai]
Line Stisituers, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, sad the
Lawrenceburgh borax, offers facilities no other route can
give, an through tickets by all the above routes can only be
procured via C,olnmliiis and the Little Miami Railroad.
The route from erratline via Columbus being the shortest
to Cincinnati, enables a uniform and safe :peal. Count nons
are certain, and passougera have full time fur meals. By the
Parrot and Bellefontaine route from Criwtline, a danoirnui
and break-neck speed is reguirrd, and compelled to ovet come
diatanee
By the route via Columba. to Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
paeseugera ride over nettle ballaated and .mouth. Li) the
Forest anti Belleiontaiine route, panavngers ride over the
roughest roads in Ohio.
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
Fru+. TRAIN IrAVel Pittsburgh at 3dAi o'clock A. )1 for
Creatti, Columbus, Nouns, Ilinentriatt, lA/noodle,
Lexington and I n.lialiapolia, NIA lAsareua•burgls Route. This
Train amuse at Cincinnati one hour and forty mina,, i „
advance of the Forest and Iselb•Lnntaine route.
SELIOND TRAIN , knave* Pittsburgh tit 7:30 u'cl..ck A. M. far
Crnstline, Columbus, Xenia and Uinctunatt This Tr.tt
utaketwonnectioti "DI) vitt Columbus to UM:MI.4U.
THIRD TkArl , l harts Piltstturgli at 3 t.'cluck P. .M
Creinlicw,Columlol, Xrnia. Cincinnati, Lituinville. St. 1,1 .in,
Lazingtutt anti I taihnotapulat, t at lAlViti•lit el•urgh
TWO DAILY TRAINb, IA COLUMBUS, PA VToN,
FIRST TRAIN PittestairKh at 'a:00 o'clock A. M. tor
Crentline, Colombo, Xenia., Dayton, I toliaiialailie, Lea) rite,
Terre Mawr. 1111,111 P, rt I,llls, CAJe", FTSllll , iiie, Ar.
TIIAIN 1.40 I.ltta4tattlt at 7.3 u t.'ck.sk A NI t. , r
04tattlas., Wlumbu., Da, too. ltittlautwolst, lattay, it.,
Trrr. Haut« • 1 int . ..nut, St Into Ca In., Eutslatltt.„l,
Tnixo 11..kix I.“n nt a o'rl , ,k I'. M. :;.r
ermitilne, Columbu•, Xr•tlltt, Da, top, 1 ndoompolla, Lut', to,
Tern , name, VIIKVI/Il.ql, St Lnu., cmr.,, uumvlllu, kr.
N 8.--Saa - uto y•ao ti, koul tto Coluoilma, and you an. r.. re
Of oonioalloua.
Steamers leave CiamotmAiiy G,l Ilemphbo, Vickaborgh
Nat.:her., Nem Orl.-ana, .
The Culutubtin bettig the drew! mu/e, the Time 'Nth— ..1
Ihe Fatten, Raul• are arrekh4ed W ritH
with thin ediabie rote
For all information and Thronvh Tieketa, Octane apply at
the Ohio and Pentoylseartn Railroad Othee, rt.,,rner
under the klononKshela
J. U. CCRRY, Tieket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
OW PARKIN. Ticket Agent
tiEtil. 0 SESSIONS. Agent, Plttrborgli.
P W STRADKR. General Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUR4i D
RAILROAD,
c1J.4.4,11 , t0 am !
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
11. ALLIANCE.
TILE ii.UUTE To C0w....
tut TICE Di VIA E-4.EVEI.A/....
P„, e li,,iarml ,hurter and "bout awe
1..1r. key 11t.1, t0 VI. Indiarmt..ll,
rh,... It.ly Train* NI vre., Pt12.1.nr.01 and el.veland
t.E•' , Immo I,..tvir..ft 11....1.50il and I.7lurago
71. . I ei}lll.i
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OHIO AN)) MISSISSIPPI RAILIto.i!
CENIME
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. 1 1 ,.• wen. Nlerlost. ry ttuvo..l .our t n
writ 11. riot
PAS...WARIER TRAINS { . 1!1•1. , :t
an 1 "It t./uta, via u 6 n. au.l I',-wn~lvaum hails art. Iran,
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to Vi to ...lit-14 atlasll,awl .111,514, 1 1P1 Itn/i/1.4,1
making 3313 , 99t9. t. 13. n 0 I hi: 0.1. A, •
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r..nerlatrit . 19 7,
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:+.3,991 chugs Cut to at. luttis in,
Tllllol'llll TICKETS or furli.r information may 1.. io
All,l of A T Jolinelon, Tit kat statist .k Penult. It. i:
9111c9, M0n0ug3.13•13 11..93e of 119orge
Ti,krt Agent, F9.leral mart 5t..1199, Allogliony
JAMES M. W.AItM :
Suprr.999l9nt anal It. It
no I J Y KNIINVLANI). Agent, l'ilt.langlt
THE PENNSVI,VANIA RAILROAD.
Til L ROUTE, coupe,. to o t
the Atlantic Cities with Westoin,
ap.l south svelte., riot,-. by(ootpondis Itailwa) dot,
This Road (dip, contavt. nt Pitt.liurgli with Daily Line of
Steamers to nll port , oil the Nortil-we.tern lake.; itutkitig
the most UIRXCT, (11.1.1 T and EXI-1011-It aorta by .10, tr
PRISIGIIT can be fiirwartied to and trio the Ii apt
Itatc•bet*s3en Plallaidelphissek, Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Boa,, Sln.a, Dry (hods, coca .~,, 1 ,
(in bone,,) Fur,,, Feathers, Ac
SECOND. CLASS.—Books and Stationery. i
"pi
Dry lloods, (In bales,)ar
Hdware, Le - a
-.60r. 100 MN
ther. Wool, 10 .
THIRD CLASS.—Auvils, Bugging. Bacon J
and Pork. On bulk,) Hrup, kc.. , " •
FoURTII CLASS.--Vottee, Fish, Baron raid
I ork, (pa,ked,) Lard and Lard Oil j" . 4° ' lth)
It. .
FLOUR-75 renta per barrel
air 1., Whipping from any point East of Philadol•
phirt, be particular to mark paelopo., /11113y/1,1/1,
Railroad." All (louds ousign ed to the Agents of thi. Itomi
at Philadelphia or Pittahurgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
rfuja wr A GcNy,—.M,.. Potter, BoStoli ; J. L. Elliott, New
York: E. J Speeder. Philadelphia; Magraw k Koons, 13alti.
more; Oeo. C. Frvincisons, Stiringman & Brow
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, I,..titsville, Ky.. H.
Maldruna, Madison, Ind.: Itatclitf & Co,. St. Louis, 111,..; .1
S. Nlitchtill &Stitt, Evansville, Indiana.
H. H. HOUSTON,
Otaterni Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. J. LOMIAHRT,
my! Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement--Change of Hour
Oa and after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURU I! and PH I LA DELPII lA.
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh lOr
PLilaefnlphia ut R:3O A. M.
THE FART LINE leaves Pittsburgh fur Philadelphia at
o'clock, P. M.
TILE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN laical Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAIRSVILLE .ACVAJMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, el 4:30 o'clock, P. M.
BRINTON'SAIXXIMNIODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsbuigh
daily at II o ' c l oc k A. M., 3:30 P. M., and P. I L—running
at far ax Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Linea connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, MO.: Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Torrr Haute,
Madison, lufayette and Indianapolis, I ad.; Cincinnati, Day.
ton, Springfield, Be'Lafontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, ; Masailion and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Saw Olusaan,
LOOl5, LOUISITLLIS and CLNCLXNATI.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this the
shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia, Saki
more, New York, or Boston. J. kLESEISIEN,
Agent, Passenger Lim" Pittsburgh.
THOS. MOOR.
myth Agent, POSlNeligtit Linn, PLHadelpefe
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RAILROADS
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RATLROADS
Ohio and Pennsylvania_ Railroad.
j SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
t EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, •a fulluwo :
••- - .
1,40/es Pittgburgb fur Cro+tline at 3.00 A. M., 7130 A. 31
and P. M.
Leaves Crestline for Pittsburgh at 5:00 A. M., 7;00 P. 51.,
anyi 1'2,50 P. V.
These Trains make clo, connections at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBUS. DAYTON. CINCINNATI, BELLE
FONTAINE:, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all paint/3 on roads extending West and South-west
through OEIIO, INDIANA and ILLI NO IS.
TRAINS FROSt PITTSBURUII connect at Mansfield with
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY; making an quick and
sure connections to CIIICAUO, 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 I'. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
Mansfield or Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early next
evening.
Trains East from Crevstithe make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad fur PUILADEL,
NBA, BALTIMuRE nod SEW
THROUGH TICKETS are sold w Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefontaine,
Chicago, Rock Inland, lowa City, Dunlieth, 31ilsaukie,
Cairo, Springfield, Ill s Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities in the West.
Through tweets over this line tally he haJ at all of the
above placer for Pittaburgh, Philadelphia, flaltimpre unit
NeW York.
NEW liltßiliTuN ACUuSIODATIoN TRAIN kavt.llevi
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and I'. M. !way.
Pittsburgh fur New Brighton, at 1.4",., A. M. and 5!,6, I'. 31.
44- Fur ticket+ and further inlbrulation apply to A. T.
JOHNSON, at the corner utilen, under Ws Monongahela
or at the Federal street ritrulen, to U P.O. PARK IN,
Ticket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Paaseuger Agent.
J. 11. MOORE, Sup't.
Great A weriewn and U. S. Express and
Mall Itoute
72 MILES OF DISI'ANCE SAVED,
AND TKv CUAN,MS UT CAI. AND llAthiAtir. VOIDIED.
AIR LINE ROUTE
WAVLE:7
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
NIA CHICAGO, ALTON AND 6T. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi
_ _
CHICAGO TO 2T. LOGS in 15 1 ,4" hours. Trains
the Illmols Cenrnil Depot, loot of Water +treet—
_ .
St. Louis Day Paprenm duly, Sunda), excepted, 7:15 A. N.
St. Louis tilght Express dray, Satarctaya excepted, tr...k)
P. N.
St. Lonis Freight and EnalKrant daily, Sundays excepted
5: , .0 A. M.
&wage Meant artn.igh In 1,141,.
l'raiwt run direct through to Alton. ,'.!..51) milen,) with, ut
change of care or baggage, and connect with the (;utlipttlet
splendid steamers WINCIEESI'EIt. and REINDFIER,runni..g
in erchodre connection with Passenger Train. from Alton to
St. 14051.4, mileso without landing. 'Mese boats, ior
coticenience and r Winiallaatied on 100
Mates, being titte.l up with 'laths Mild spa,b•ila
Wsoqi•c•orti, allortimg i.. pw,senger9 the opportimity of
movie, the dhqt Illuou,table m strutter milt - cod trail...hog,
and 1A....b.f..: et. L0t,... refreshed from the eilects of a I. int
ride.
F. N I.:BRASH A this is hue usual d r.t
r. ute, as. , l susr.stqw, slevslawsi for
Nmplem. uud all walls fru Shy loi,smmips.s.
S.•LIT. ktillat., 1: ‘ ,1111 ~ /and nil 7t1112 risers, wsll
slns4tas.: eat st.g Its 0,-Lince, r.-sonts tin.. I
ie.. to SC. ti..:! : u.sks
arvi tiftpc44l3 41,40 16411 by 403
ruat,
Through Thkete thi. ruutrj..;:rurlA nt Ilse
ax l Batho3a.) Tuitet telt", to '.orlt, Bolton, 111,3-
Itattstuore, Albany, Buffalo. etc_, and at all Throu_tt
Tu-ket Ifflicue throughout the Mete., and iu Chicago at too
lupe.) w ,utlee. NO 48 bearborill ,tret.f. I.lltn the
11.41 Ilouae--aud at the belaff of the Illtu o m Central Roth.
I. .4 , /f 11 sir rtrv4.l.
w4ii I.c• ut 1.110 Depuir ..f
the Chork
thrLig.ll t..
pot
It. IM II Mt)RtIAS. Jr . :+aperantert.l..rit
II J ',via Elt 11 tall ItritS,
lit.uend Pum.rlog, Agent
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
lag laigig iiiias
ittom prrr,uutuni TO
l_ , •I II IA LA., i 1. 4 1i.111:1IN NI, e11it.:1.411,
CI 1.1•1111.11, 'l , • rrc I Imo« 11. ck IsIALtl,
Leou. r i Ile, 'I tutvuo..l. 10N4 1 Ity,
:., Lotus. E.... 1% 111, Du 1 , 4.4 ue,
Int) k... Own, Onlrun,
X etua, Mralplds, Prunn.,
7.1 nee v ; !1•,, 1 t.. k 91-2,-E, I,cu,
'4,1,,rk. .N . t• a - Or le.nA,
Miu Tea YII/11,13'...1 CI'IFY IN 'Mt A PT AND 50.1'1 11,
Is, 10..
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad!
. 3,1 of, nwsl
t t.g Iv, it .•8.1 A:11 /M. r..“,
1... ,nat rlor a di.gt.NE• ”1.211,l 11111 - 1,114,1 I t :soy
Nt-tt from 111./.targlt.
Fall Arrangement.
.T..t altar 11.,N . >., • a 1).11!Y
1...tv0 I
) day
h.NTI
FA I Y.l Vl. P.r..\
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n:.l :r:uit .tt
vrttlr
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411 ; A NI.
r
33.33! •• t 3.3 3 .3, . , '...33:r3.13.f
04 - fu , .cLrl
. I.y ar3y Ka/Irak! lout*.
.r I 1,1•31303 in.: 1.341 TiCket%, and furtit, inlormati
/ , :/u/4, 4 J , PUN J 1101.51N1N.
N It 3:e t
1%. FULT ,, N. 6uiwnuteutirt,t.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CARRYING THIS
Uri' NA United Slate• Mall and Exprewm
YAL+4l , :l;6}:il TRAINS IiUN DAILY uu Ica ro::,
I•ugth frt , m DUBUQUE , CAIRO,
AND
CUICAUU To CAIRO.
. _
,:1/1 Obi, ,
‘1,z1.• lIC K. rani and takinnos d.rng,
n
tn. t.. ..,In'land duly 044111111". R. It d ,dd tn
n'r LOUIS,
CHI; .11.1.1 TS) ('AIIOI.
lA3I:QUE.
Tr a.n• Innr+ CI".
A 11 an.l ltc? , P. It.—st. Lopts VCD Csmo Hiphr,s.
). , r I....tzta by this train takr tho cars of
.tit Miss. It. It. at 2 . ..1,1.1, au4 art ttarned dirtsl t o
ts,ht
A \I. and 4.:1• P. M.-1 , 1 - nNur. AND 11Al.LCA
an.rung at 141114..1h I ,, plAKltt• Dubuque) wllh a 1,1;
1.11.001 :tte,atu l'acketa ti•t M. Paulthe Upper 5115.,...-
.11.1 er,tl
lonve exe, r..r. Chicago awl Uu buqua at 7:30 A. M.
alm.l AA) P. M.
l'assengers Gann the Falai and placee on the Ohio rn,r
deAtoied tor St, Louis, will wire Pau ml7ee of tedeari and 110
Dun veer rialuratinn trum Cain , to St. Lade, and arroe
Utter❑ bourn in A.l , All, of the river route, by taking t:o
ata. wl Ca.ll,
11. Dz.:Alp :tad 411
t)IL~ rAll tn. hA o", d
the oat., ..1 1:.•
..:t•1 I A I' 14t11r Pad. , in l'it:bburt.h. and 311.11,... , 11
O.:. it rd It. lt. .31.tSON.
Joe. Stiperiut.a't
Summer Arrangement
A L EGH EN Y VALLEY RAILROAD
Al ,- ., -- -- - 7..t--:: - r- - :,.7:7 - :zf.._.--- - -_-_-7T.
.ho and_Qulckesl Itonl.)lo ell Point •
on the Allegheny River.
111 . 10 DAILY TRAINS hno.• hunt,. eh sa follons
.I/n'uvry Krrress, nt o'clock, A. M., for K ITTANN
'LA It lON. FHA NK LIN. REI/-BA NE. lIIIADrg
'IA BON INB, It EIML:IISBUIBI, BROOKVILLE, and all
I+ int" North.
. Acconotn.2.thon 5.4 L, P. M., stopping nt
wit) slatJons
Fare to Kittanning, 51,25
Middlesex $1 7h!Clnriun
Siue•kaleirg ........ ......... Y Ja l'unxatawney
liaak 2 25 , iceimor,h, g
:A I Reedslitirg
Adams 2 00 Rural Village
lirady's 2 Malaining
Ix el lernburg Team
.... .. -
Itethlelieux 11 75 dlechanicsburg 3 1 o
: 1 11ant000lale 3 23 Brookville ;;
Tickets to all of the uhoTe place. can be procure.] at tto,
011 Ice, corner of Penn and Wity no atr,ta, and at the Depot
on Taylor 'di eeL 1. .1. HOPPER,
Je2l Superintendent.
MAGAZINES, ~
11.srp,r for July—price 211 cent,
theley'A Lady'. Bouk tor July-20,
ilrabanCs klagakine fot J oly—tlnc.
Beter,ti•s Alagaz.ine for July-17e.
I.,emlie', N. Y. Journal for Joly—l,
Yankee Notions for July-12r.
Itaßoo', Magnum. for July— loc.
Brother Jonathan for :tilt July—a magnificent
Lit Ilion LKT—pr ict. 12c.
The above Bait received at
LACFFER'S IIIIOKBTOBB.
je2o No. 77 Fourth :Brent.
-
FOR SALE.-20 Acres at Lana, a g 04,1
situatiun for a cull airy store, about ttl milna from the
city, in a thriving neigbbolllo.l anal no store near. /1.4140 tan-I lot and three vacant Ito in Allegheny City.
UWE
A situation by a young lady in a dry goods or trimmi,
store. or millinery mtablishment—for one cook—two girls
to do housework—one boy to learn a trae—two hop in
stoles or roil of errands—two mon to work on farms or be.
boring work In the city. Inquire of Oeorge W. Blom at his
Beal Estate Agency and Intelligence Office. On the north
side of Ohio st., 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
City.
jell
MELODEONS AND REED ORGANS.—
Charlotte Blume hasjust received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Eyed Organs in elegant rosewood
1,1.18 of every variety and style, coniprtsing 4, Os' and 5 oc
taves, portable style, with scroll legs; 6 and tofi octaves,
seraphine ur Piano style, with rich moulding , , carved intoc
desk, Au.: 6 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops , and contain
ing 2 sets of reeds throttg4wut, the one tuned an octave
above the other; an excellent instrument for the use 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 as being far superior,
both in tone and finish, to any others manufactnred.
The chief improvements (upon which the makers have
*mired Letters Patent,) consists in bringing the wind to lie
directly upon the reed, so as to produce, on opening the key
vale, the quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
passes into a modulating
chamber, (encl..' hy. the swell,)
which mellows the tone, and give It more of melodious, !lute
hke quality, than is the general property of reed Instru.
manes. For sale by CEIABLOITE BLUME,
Jel7 "Old F,stablished Plana depot' , No-118 Wood st.
1 1 1611 iiiTbls.l_,uke Superior Trout;
Received and for sale by
je2B
S Pit 'SUER LI AREA UG
L 95 Liberty etrert.
REFINED SUGARS
-15 Loverings "A" crushed Sugar:
30 do Stewart's "A " do do;
15 do Lorerioes fine pulr'd do ;
10 do do coarse do do;
lu do do crashed do; lo store and
for sale by [jelS] MILLXII & RICKETSON,
LUDLUM'S SPECIFIC-6 sin store
and far lab bl MO&
„""s' ,
GEOaO6ToSVN, Ohio, March 17,1250.
JAS. A. RIIODES, Esn.--Dear Sir: YOllll3 of 2d inst. is at
bawl. The Cure arrived late last year and the difficulty in
getting any one to try it wee greatly increased from the
fact that a remedy had been introduced which was growing
in favor with the public, as being better than using Quinine
—not knowing I presume that the remedy they used to
escapeauking Quinine, contained the drug itself]
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would invarial, y
break an agile, but it did not cure it, as it would often re
turn with renewed vigor. This one circumstance I deemed
in your favor, if I could institute a test comparison between
It and your Cure. The folltraing le the result :
Three persons took your Cure, all of which were cases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many weeks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, occasionally
missing a chill, but it was (as in all such cases) slowly wear
ing them out, and laying the foundation of other and seve
rer maladies. I did succeed in , ffecting a radical cure of
all three of these rases with your remedy, and they have
not had a chill sittea. .1a all three of these cases the Smith's
Tonic had 1),11 and would, as before stated. break the
chill, but after a peripd 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 dew in use
here. Ac., Ac. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D.
itiloDES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the uuly harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
when eon feel the chill, coming un, and you will never have
a lough one.
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
oppaylta d•treut,
..PITTSBUROI7, PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE-
A.ONEs ahvayn on Land; Stone nod Marble Curhing
and 1 aulta for Coneterles, made to ohier.
. .
Furniture and Washstand Tops, and Imposing Stones made
by machinery, in less time and better style than Qui be done
by mere manual labile. Reticular attention is paid to tho
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others aro invited to examine our stock, as we
tel persuaded that after doing so, and leaving our prices,
415 and upwards,) but few who aro able to.own a good
house, will to willing to remain lung 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 Bre, and cost but little more litan a gaol
wood mantle.
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Our stock of Marble in the lartossit. In the West, and loin 4
manufactured by the best wo.luuen, aided by machinery, 1,;
avert by of uttvutiult.
°Hem Ftflitre,rd to me, at 319 Liherty Nimet, Pittsburgh
fliled with fit.4par..ll. W. W. WALLACH
BUHR :- HUT MACHINES. used in 700 Mlle in the
is rat They ron light, dean nett: are durable, and a
tin} e. ono!,llovt.h, hr edg.. renewed by cracking
the They hate le•en used for five years in the City
311 d, Ih assns gli. lOW' Of the largest mills in the Wesyand
ate wart:Wit: ro leafs a-il. For partemlars, see Land•bitle.
uid, co tiled Libert:, Pittsburgh
ap22 W. W.
MO MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
Laurel (till Swaim, Rolling Cloths, Mill Spindles, Mill
Irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and Cub ( hinders, Cant I rate
Proof Ltaas , he., always on hand and made to order, at 315
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
apT , i W. W. WALLACE.
• -
QTEANI ENGINES AND BOILERS.-
Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted best
finality, on baud and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
iian, made en tor: notice. orders filled with despatch, at
310 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, PI,
au= W. W. WALLACE.
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber has no hand, and is manufactutig, portable
Flouring Mills, of on imppoved quality; they are Tory toll,
:pot, run light, grind L.A. (five to fifteen bushels per hour,)
can be drirsti by steam, water sir horse power, and will prove
n valuable acuttistrott to iron masters. lumbermen and torte
stuck feeders. Orders filled at 310 Liberty street,Pittsburgh.
apiadsw W. W. WALLACE.
J. U. ania.h T. LAT Mart
FREE OF CHARGE! -TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR CRAVINGS, entitled ••Dolton Abbey in
the laden Tifuts," a splendid stmt engraving, fr, m the cele
toved futinting by Laudseer: and the -Departure of the
lamelit. from Egypt," a large and beautiful engraving from
pwating by D. Roberta. The recall prime of the above ea
graving. :a S.:l per copy, but will be sent free of churge, oa
follows:
The subra,rd•or. hat, ta,ioblishcrl a 111)0K AUIfNCY in
Philadelphia 4 arid furnish any book or publikairtiou at
the retail price, ti ..e ot poata , ,te. Any persona, by forwarding
oho suloicript!on prim of nn, of the V Bngazinee, such to
11.11 p, .s, Put noon",. Grahain'a, Frank Lealie'a Pooh
low, At., receive the inagarines for one year, and a copy
of either the shore beautiful engravings, free of Chrt-rg ,
vf :Anne e. and sl li11:117.11.10, slick 1“I Peter
-6.,1: s, att.! i'Lalleifm Ladiga . Christian Annnal, they will to
inagazit.e, and a ,iotiy of either of the above ell
grhvilw.
Esti y description of Erigraring cn Wossi tat:rutted wi:L
nortneis and despatch. Vicws Newspe,vai
11,..lints. i.,14 of Machinery, Rook Illustrations, Laic,
CV rtilinttPS, BUNiIIO.II Cards, 4c. All orders sent Lis mid
promptly .it , tlod to. itoostois wishing views of their bniLl•
enn send a slagnerrasitypo or sketch of the
building 1,, mail or to prrut.
Pcitions at a ifistsooe toll in;; saleable articles would Bud it
to thor s.lvatits,to :o addre, the sithscriberJ, as we
act as m k t,: Us, or the same.
/.I+I,,TT
RoTT & cuiT ts, .Real Estate,
Si. A nt,,y F4Vis, M/1/1.1‘,..,tAt Tor t mory. Land ty,ught
ihreinikait the Territory. libltry 10:111,a, 41Vt,t-
Ittentst Made to the befit advantage, and Land Warrant% ten.
to for thr StOe .Pf LibtA in the town of ST
CLOUD, 1..5 mine from St. Anthony, anti head of mtvigation
alai', the F.lae. lit survey of the great Pacilie Itatirona
nee , " the liatiiotp;ii at thu point, and the tlll.lllerclUß ail
tatiklayit. It poetalt‘Y•lll3 ua a platte of busitie, will wake it air
of the largest catea iv the Northweet.
JAILLS C. ILICUCT.
BLAKELY & RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE BKO-
eras, corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets; Nit..
burgh.
karma, !louses, Lots, Mills., 'o cocas, dc. kx., bought and
sold on commission ; Land Warrants bought, sold Mid 10,3-
Ceti ; BillU, Bonds and Notes negotiated- Especial attention
given to subdividing Parma, and alapotiing of them. Terin.
reasonable. nor2Talcur
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney anti
conn,ollor at Late, and Solicitor in Chancery, Ago.;
for pr,tirmg booty Lnaida and l'eusionf, and for the Cc:,
tection of Outing in limit Britain and Ireland. '
Aar Golloetions mode is this and adjoining Counties;
tates of deoedents settled; Root Estate bought, sold o,
lowed, and rents CVIleCLed. 3101.11.y8 Invested on Mort =e.
or other security. Titles examined and title papers
Othot on IN)UHTII %troet, n few thetzu r.L,r a titnithdrid.
Pittsburgh. March
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Coln
tor the States of Tennessee, New Muni,
Cnnecticut.. Wisconsin, New York, 111( . 11.10u, lowa,
I,llitlillrla and Virginia.
lb,d, drawn. and wknowlechnents and proofs lake!,
•or record or nse in any of the above usanod States, Illinois,
dississippi and )thole b fond.
Pittsburgh, March 155.5--[nth29claw]
NION(0Ali WORKS FOR SALE.—
The Coid Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. k Co.
situated ou the Moubugulola firer, about 23 utiles fron
Pittsburgh. itrn now for sake. The property consists of 11l
acres and 116 perches of Land, (more or le.) and all tin
Coal therein; and also all the Coal in about 100 acres more
together with Buildings, Rallwaya, &c.
For further particulars apply to
D. W. & A. 3. BELL, Atty's at Law,
No. 103 Fourth at.. Pittsburgh.
apll.d•wtf
ARGAIN OFFERED.-116' undersigned
LP offers for sale SIX lA/TS of ground fronting npon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connell:trill,
Railroad, in the growing and thriring Borough of 31% KEB
PORT. Four of the Lots are 37 1 4 feet in width by about
i2O in depth. fronting at one end .m the Depot, and at the
utile! on Sinclair street; and two of them fronting for their
whole length on oilier streets.
Atso--TWO LOTS. feet in width, fronting the other
able of tin. Depot, and in depth 11— oneof the Lots border
ing for its whole length on Jerome stmt.
Nu better property can be found, and it will b. told lon
Pert of the payment taken in Stock of the Counelleville
Railroad, jf deemed. GEO. F. GILLMORE,
Office of the Morning Poet.
Pittsburgh, Antrum 31. Dia.—Newt(
Wier MANUFACTORY—Mai RENTER,
eta dears front the Aqueduct. opposite the Coll e ctor's
.Jake, Allegheny City, is prepared to till orders for WIGS
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. The best
quality of material is furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed. mylfedawly
BOOKS!BOOKST: BOOKS!!!—wild
Sarum of a Ilnuter's life.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea.
Northwood. or Life North and South.
Fremont'r Expedition to Oregon and California.
Bell Smith Abroad.
I aline Captivities, or Life in the Wigwam.
The State, and Territories ~f the Great West.
Noble Deeds of American Women,
The Museum of Remarkable and interesting Events.
Rat hel Gray. by Julie Kavanagh.
The Young Alan's Book.
The Young Lady's Book.
Jrpan as it was and is.
'fa ice Married.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Heroes or '76.
Married. not Muted, by Ali, Carey.
War in Rati.las, 1.. Br-wert, n.
Home Fur All.
The Water On, Ency.toptdia,
For sale by It T. C. MORGAN,
fe-11 No. t 1 Nth street.
- VIEW BOOK S - AT DAVI NSONS, 65 Market
11 street near Fourth.
Poems., by Richard Chet.erit Trench.
The White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, do. do.
Comic Vineries of Human Life.
I telps' Spanish Conquest in Am. km.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its Evils and Its Consequences.
Paper Dulls and How to Make Them.
Hillside Church or Reminiscences of a ••Country Paste
rate, by John - W. Chlckering, D. D.
Sight aml Hearing, How Preserved and How Lost. by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo Renonl. by Author of Dr. Antonin.
The Suffering Savior, by Krnaineher .
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan
ning.
Lecturer on Great Men: Myers, London.
Man and ilia Money, Its Coe and Abuse; by Dr. Tweeille.
Monaldi, utak by Washington Allintou.
Lectures delivered to Young, Men 111 London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
scarper s Magazine, as soon as publialnst-20 rts Jol9
JUNE MAGAZINES—Just received and
for sale by lb-MINES. 800, No. 32 Smithfield street
limper's Magmednotor June;
God ty'a Boot for June;
Peterson's letWOlho;lor June;
,AttJettriiel foriday,
All the NEW BOOKSlMhEduidltre h:ft ode
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MEDICATC -
TONICS WON'T-DO !-- . -- , Thq 'never did do
more than give temptirery DA:ter - and they never will.
It is becaum they don't touch ttimealivo of the disease. The
cease of all ague and bilious diseases, is the atmospheric
poison called 'Miasma or Malaria. Neutralize this poison by
Ito natural antidote, and all disease caused by it disappears
at once. lihodes' Fever and Ague Curb is this Antidote to
Malaria, and moreover It isn perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate of the celebrated chemist., J. It.. Chilton, of
New York, to this effect, is attached to every bottl e; there
fore if it does no good it can du no harm.
Tide is more than can be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any
tonic in existence, as their nee in ruinous to the eonstltn Lion
and brings on Dumb Ague, which never allows a person to
feel perfectly well for a single trionteuL In Illustration of
t brae truths I annex saute extracts from a letter just received
from a Physician:
.JAMES A. ItliuDES, Proprietor, Providence, It. 1.
For oak by Druggists generally. jet./
Mashie sold low to the trail•. Hearth Stones made to order.
'l' MACHINES.- LULL'S PATENT
lIVRAM & PIERCE,
60 South Thir.l etre, t, Philadelphia
ntltl.Lawly
lILYZEZZICIS :
Ki4lorernor Itanuey, Minnesota.
lion. V. H. Wolof. Chief Juatioe of Minnosota.
Icon. J_ Meeker.
llon. 11. M. Moe, Delegate to Congreas.
Rice. Docker, Attorney. at Law.
Nlll,ll/.. Borup S Oak., &takers.
Rey. T. 31. Fullerton, Itoginter of U. S. Land °Mee
4:;.7~~i, ;:
MM.M
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The Greates tit eea sower;
OFi T
I(4R. KENNEK,of Roxbury,llB dikov
ored in oue of our rdaiman pater, weeds o remedy
int,earm every kind of - Humor; fro)* thijWderVida too
common Fria*.
He has treated It in over eleven hundredcsara, and never
failed .except In two caw* (bot)rthrustitneAum o r.) He has
now In Ins possession over - Ewa htindnitt dertilkates of Its
value, all within twenty, miles of Boston, • . F
Two bottles are warranted 'Wenn iihtenthisoitinittrruth.
One to three bottles will cure the wont kind of pheplas of
the face.
Two to three bottles will pcoor,the Wen of boil 4
Two bottles are marinated to curelho *first iikolsSitin the
month and.stoznach. • . ; r e;- • -
ofd to five bottles are wartanted,toAntre qtoyOttlf also
One sipe.
or two bottles are warranted to cure all humor of the
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to enre rutualagorthe — 'oar and
blotches among the hair.
Pour to six bottles are warranted to CII11:1 aorrapt indrtui
ning ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly ernptlon of the aim
Two to three bottles are warranted to eurOthe ,
most dor ,
pirate awes of rheumatlant.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure th e trorgecales
of ringworm. - •
Three to 'our bottles are wavanted-to care adialtstun.
Five to eight bottles will cu!re the worst case c 4 scrofula.
A beneflt is always experienced from the thsthottle, and
a perfect cure Is warranted when -Abe _above quantity is
taken
Nothing looks eo improbable to those who in-vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day,as finitscoup
mon weed growing in the pasture, and along old 'tired brads,ahould cure every humor In the system; yet It isrause
fact. If you have a humor It has to start. There itte_no ifs
nor ands, hums or ha's about suiting tioineetugai aild not
yours. I peddled over a thoturand toatlesuruiti the Stichidty
of Boston. I know its effects In every atae.,,lt,haa eakeedy
done,some of the greatest curds overdone le-kfassinchfulettn
I gave it to children a year old; to. oldipeopto ofaigt"."
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking children, Whine flash
was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect' itatenthneltb by
one bottle.
To those Who are subject to a sick headarli oie'bottle
will always cure it. It gives great relief to cataiTtfeEO
sinew,. tome who have been costive for years, have taken
and been regulated by it. Where the body is sonndit works
quite cloy, but where there Is any derangement Of the fano-
Lions of nature, it will cause very alligator reelitywhnt you
moat not be alarmed—they always disappear Di from , ftnn
days to a week. There fa never a bad result, fru= it On the
contrary, when that feeling is over,. you Wilrfeel yottrealli
like a new person. I heard some of the most extravagant
encomiums of it that man ever listened to MY chat:W
diet is ever n,scerisary—cat the beet you eartget.... - Lbslit
wise an herb, which, when simmered in sweet MI; dissolves
Scrofulous swelling.of the peek and Undue' theOara. 'Trims
50 cents. Price of the Medic( I Discovery slpet
Directions for Erse..LAdol , one table s poonful nor day.
Children over eight years, osmert spoonful; chlhirenfrom
five to eight years, teaspoonful ds uo. dlrectlou.can be
mule applicable to all constitutions, take enough fo *rate
on tho bowels twice a day.
Mr. KENNEDY givee personal attendance in 411,Cilted of
Scrofula.
Sold, wlndealle and retail, at. Dr. ICERAEVA:t4O Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley, and J. P. PLEAWIq All
, e
gheny. - r'gd.4.l.ydaw
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
_ , ,__. ~_.- --
FOR TILE RAPID euitlt OF COUGHS, Einalk - HOARSE.
NESS, BEtiNCILITLS,WIIOoPINGCOUGH,MROIM,
ASTIIIIA AND CONSUMPTION. ; . . ~...'
..;,-- Tins Itinstmt in offered to,thetont
'k, :4. - ;,.. - 4 .. munity with the conddenCOMiod in
-.A•7 5 ,. ~ ft ' an article which seidonufalktio real.
/ 1116.-
T/r - „Afk . aiivab.,Lantrei=lare
-,:e ,--,
fulness, and sonmueroua the darts of
e.,...‘ ,;-..0.,. e its cares, that almost_ er43:sactionot
10 ,,sir_') . 1,j"" -. \ the country abounds In pentane; 'pub.
41 -- ,,, 1 , , , 2_,5 , fitly known, who have lwin -re Mored
'''''-'--• .• • -.- from aiarmingand even desperate dke
eases of the lungs, by its use. When once trfed, 'lt" tope.
riority over every other medicine of its kind,is,too apparent
to escape observation, and where its virtues are ktumen, the
public no-imager hesitate what antidote to employ ihrltia
digressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary or,
;Tans, which are incident to our climate.
MEM
. . ...
Nothing has allied louder for the earnest Inquiry. of reed'.
cid men, than the alarming prevalence and hitalitr.of con.
sumptive complaints, nor has any ono class et 4iseadnet halt
mare of their investigations and cam, But as - yet - Ueda , i
quote remedy has been provided, on whiclithtliptiblicltould t
depend for pro.ection from attacks upon the reedwitory or- i
gnus, until the Introduction of the- CHERRY , PEOTORAL. 1
This article M the product of a long, labOriops , andr-lrEat 4 o, b
successful endeavor to furnish' the community with lamb a
remedy. Of this last statement theAniarfeair people itre now
themselves prepared to Judge r and lappeal arithrimildence to ,
their decinion. If there is any dependenee ie. be placed ill
,k,
What men of every class and station certil) , lthati done for It
them: if we can trust our own senses; whemweseedangertme
affe.-ions of the throat and lunge yield to It,. if Ws caw depend
on the assurance of intelligent Physicians:she maittheis t 1
business to know—in short, If there many reliance uponany- ~,
thing, then it is irrefutably proven that this intidiehilfdcits re- 4
lieveiand does cure the class of discesealthiailedgrufd - ftw be- 1
yond any and all ethers that are known to mankind., if this b•
true, it cannorhi too freely published,norto6Wfdaty known . :1
The afflicted should know it. A remedy that arm le price. i
less to them. Parents nhould know it, their .cttildreix ass
priceless to them. All should- know it, for . htialth'ean be i
priced to no one. Not only should It be circalate&hars, but 1
everywhere, not only in this country, but In, all countries.
Flow faithfully we have acted on this oonviettaii, iti thOinhe
the fact that already this article has made the eirclestif the ~
glib. The sun never sets on Its limits No mint:Went is ?
1 1 e. ithout it, and but few peoples. Although notittatigeneral
~ 1
use in other natibno as in this, th is employed by the pore ,
.1
intelligent it almost all civilized countries. It it . exten- k
sively employed in both America,--in Europe,. Asia, Africa, ~
At.ntratia and the far-off islands of the sea. Life la as dear
to its possessors there as here, and - they gnisp at a valliablet ;:.,",r
remedy with even more avidity, Unlike most preparations k
of Ito kind. it is an expensive oomposltion of costlymaterha. ",',
Stilt it is afforded to the public at a reasonably lowpnce, and
what is of vastly more importance to them, Ito wait, Is ~.,
ti .. ~,, suffered to decline from its original standard of excel .1
1. , ,,,,.. Every bottle of this medicine, now misnuteettired, is k
as good us ever has been made heretofore, or as we are ca. E
Nide of making. No toll or cost is spared, in maintaining `LI
it its the bent perfection which it -is possible to produce.
Bence the patient who procures the gent:llll6 . o=2r PUP. g
TORAL., can rely on having as good an article salmi ever bees f
had by those who testify to its cures.
By pursuing this course, I have the hope of. doing, SOMA A
gain' in the world, to well as the satiefaction of believing .?
that much has been done already.
fru...Prepared by .1. C. AYER, Practical and. Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, MBAs. C
Fell by it. A. FALINDSTOOK & 00, at wholesale and re- 1. 4 ,
tali, by every Druggist in Pittaburgb, and by all Dealers
everywbere, aplAmtlaw
INHALATION
CURE - OF ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
NEW AND VERY IiVONDER.EPir.
HYGEANA
. BROUGHT HOMS TO THY DOOR. OR TDB. ItYLLTOR
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recant-
ly been made by Dr. Cause, of this city, In the treat
anent of Ccomumption, Asthma, and all diseases infilie Lungs.
We refer to "De. frame' ilia os huLtinui Humus •
VAPPR /CID Caine SYRUP." With this newmethod,Dr. 0.
has restored many afflicted ones seen evidence of
which, he has innumerable tea. Speaking of the
treatment, a physician remarkse tits evident - OW biluding
—constantly breathing an agreeable, heallltg.,-Taptlfihfit
medicinal properties must come in direst . contact with the .
whole natal cavities of the longs, and 'thus escape themany
sod varied changes produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach, said. anifiect to the processor digestion."'
The Ilygoana to for sale by all the Druggiststhroupout the
country "—w York Dutchman ofJanuant It
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the linen, with
out the least inconvonlence--tbe heat of this, 604 being
sufficient to evaporate the fluid, Hundreds of or:aimes,
like the following, na lit he named;
One package of the lJygatua has cured me of the Asthma, 5
of six years' 'lauding. J. F. Heurinnei,
Postmaster of Dancannom.Pa.
I am cured of the Asthma, of ten years' standing, , by be
Cu: tis' Elygeene lisaiserter HARM; Brooklyn, N, Y.
Mrs. Pam, of No. ti Ilautreoud street, N. Y., was cured of
a severe case of Bronchia; by the Hygeana.
My sister baa beets aural of a distressing cough; of several C.
years' steudieg, and decided to be incurable by the, phyab.
clans. She was cured in one month, by the 'lppon&
J. H. CIAURER; Muh.Molol,4lo.
The Rev. Dr. Careers., of New York, testifies of 'our its&;
tine in the following language;,
NewNovems,ls
Dear Sir—l think highly of Dr. Curtin' Hygeana bar 1
ati 'SL
edy
enas
edy in diseases of the throat and lungs. having hod viame
opportunity to tastily its efficacy, I am convinced that it Is a
most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling
applicaUon to the chest.
N. B.—pr. Curtis' Hygeana is the ORIGINAL snit ONLIf
GEN LINE ARTICLE; all others are base imitatiocat,er vas
and mamma counterfeits. Shun them as you would
mom •
sir For sale by Dr. Goo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood obs,i,t; D.
B. Genera A ; Lee A. 13erkbam ' Allqbeny City; Jehn
&kraut, Now Brighton; C. L. Kalser r Botheater. .•
•
reyl4.:llaw6in
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA; :
IN QUABT
of
Fln• the Remora/ used Permanent Cure qf Uri Dittairs arising
from an impure Slate rti" the Road,
Habit of the System •
This truly valuable preparation is extracted froracidectua
roots of the finest description, by means of an expeaddie aid
powerful apparatps, which obtains the medieinakendlctive
principle in a highly concentrated form, so scientifically cum ,
hieing the several vegetable products in the procesi that a
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is obtained infinitely ewe.
nor to any other for purifying the blood, and . the cure of
Scrofinhn Bait Rheum Ulcers, Fever, Sores, pin 1
Cutaneous Eruptions, Ithetunatia' tu, Mercurial dissasetcLivea
Complaint, Dyspepsia. Bronchitis, Consumption, Pencils
regularities, Loss of Appetite, and General Debility. ,
This powerful remedbil agent acts simultaneously upon the
Stomach. the Cireulanun and tile Bowels, and gently lots, while it disengages and expels front the system th a t
is irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Being' namely
vegetable, it is perfectly harmless In its operationi,Nasmost
delicate persons may take it at any time with perfeCt safety.
The astonishing success of this medicine constantly ins
creasing during the last sixteen yearti,.has accused emit the
distinguished commendations of the Fikulty, and it eeloye a
wide-spread popularity and extensive patronagevildch throws
entientirely out of competition every other preparation of Sarah.
Attention is respectfally solicited to the following COrtifF
este :
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ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.
Tao; N. Y, September $,1854.
.curt. A. B. ce D. Sands—Gentlemen: I have ar nearly
three yietri , been troubled with that dreadful dinnum, Servile.
la; so much so, ea to be offensive to my husband and to my
,elf; and to obtain relief, have tried every kind orminlicine
that came under my notice, without effi.ns One of My neigh
who had been cured of a similar Of:within*: by'your
BaniapariLla, iulvised me to make a trial of it, /WI
.. eankbruly
my that it has done me n world of good, lisidng comp letely
cured me. Hoping that my evidence inky. indite° Mhere
similarly afflicted to adopt the same remedy, with; the;saltio
satisfactory media, I remain gratefully yaws,
Smug J. PoiIIXIBL
ink. Prepared aaa sold by A. B. & D. SANDSODruggiats
and Chemists, 100 Fulton stree New York. &ild also by
D. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., FLSMfIG BROS., Plttslicup,ll,
and by Druggists generally. Price $1 par bottle,-orabt t
thin far SR. Jel4lw
THE SATISFACTOItY REM F 11 1:7Fro ln
nll parts of the country, north and Meth, the *p rs .
tors are almost daily In receipt of inch- flatternagleett amt _
Male its the following, relative toll. A. FalitunteciNm?s qua l,
ed Vermifuge:
Gazszoname, Atitsingth,
.lfesm. Ildinextock have been 'selling your
N'ermifuge in thin place for five years, and Sake pleasure to
stating, for the Infonnstion of the trade and or a:L(1 public
that it has been, ao far m I Items, ono of Abe mast meals;
tory remedies in the market, and one of the most aele a m e ,
medicines we hare. I have alsopommel knowledgo'of ita
good effocte,in numerous awes Under the tree pi our
physicians, all of whom 1130 it regularly, and nlaramsginc6
ato be safe and reliable as a worm gpeeklle. seutan
mend It MI one of the safest and best in the et,TA
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Prepared and sold by E. FAIINESTOO - At CO,
mh2o corner Of Wood and IryM eta, Pittrburet.
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Li/ PASTE..—This Tooth Poste 1e the bait ntAlaittildfai .
cleansing and prefierving the teeth. It It ierica
the supervision of Dr. llnllibou. told cab' 3'
acrig,Y.E&Myy4
Corner Market at. and tholdliguid.
fikr4:
A. but rece4Ted andfor sato - •
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