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a fiTrigitd, do hereby, certify that the foreVatrae copy
O rme ordorin the above mum, now r triads Court.
In testbnonfyriters4.l hive tdirennto uity hand and
aired the teal Of: be 844,04urt r ,ikebovet thisa4th day of
Nay, A. Trlittor Joule& .TARVIB,
mYZtilini' .;. , ' ; , ~p3illtsr,ltvVlfltitiry.
RAT. ESTATE, MARrn i.
CODAS cenvins Aim tireffirnum BMWS,
PITTSBURGH.
We har.e the following Real Bash; fez sale:
Foultzgrav -AWLS OF LAND in St. Clair township, on
the old - Washington Road, well improve!. •
SIX SORES OF LAND in °herders township, abouthaif
smile:tram the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with valuable
improvements, soiled for a genteel ecnintry realdeum.
- LOP OF GROUND in]Cost Liberty, 30 feet by 180; will
be sold low.
BOOR AORES OF LAND near Illinerseille.
TEN AORI.B OF LAND to Indians township, at the
mouth of Deer Creek, on which are good improvements and
anstdd establiehed ferry.
AfTSTERN ACRES OF LAND iu Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, three and a
half miles from Logan's Station, on the A. V. Railroad, with
goad improvements.
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING GOOSE on Ste
venson streeti (opposite the Mercy ilospital,) with modern
improvements.
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the town of Deaver, con
taining twenty-three acres, within eighty rode of the C. k
P. Hatrm&
TWO 'POE LOTS to the Borough of Manchester, corner
of Gliartiers and Fayette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM la Derry
townshiptYPe
, Westpioreland county, would be exchanged fin.
ci ProN
A REA TEAL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Swiss
vale Station, with five or ten Arm of Land.
TWENTY AOB2S OP LAND adjoining the Bytom&
SMOoa Apply to 0.2) BLAKELY& EMMY.
TWELVE
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
Se" THE EASTILBN DAMES are regularly received,
twelve hours in advance of the Mall, and delivered to sub
=bete at the Lollawing Mee :
Philadelphia LEDGER., Ioc.. par week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, 16c. per week.
" " lIREALD,
" TIMES,
la - Leave your orders for those, or any other Eastern
Ptpaw af. 71 rink Street, for
• x 12.121. RICHARD SHANNON.
Walt .SALE-20 acres of land, on which is
'irea•s.• hewed log houses frame 1.111,13 and other out
bat/dingy all in good order ; lb acres cleared, wall fenced
and In good state of cultivation; a young orchard, sever al
arras of grain and clover now in good and thriving Bond,
tton the remaining 6 acres well timbered—would bo a good
situation for a store, being situated on the cross roads, to
t wen Bakerstown and Butler, in Middle...it township,' Bat
16.econnty• Will be sold low—terms easy.
Wanted—A, situation by a young lady, in a Dry Goods,
Trimming or Millinery establishmant.
WantM—Sareral girls to do housework in the city
country. Also, a situation by a boy about fourteen years of
age, in a store, to run errands or other Light work.
Inquire of ORO. W. B UNN, at ins Agency and Intelligence
°lnca, north side of Ohio street, fourth door east of Diam,..l,
ALLIXHISSI CITY. Je7
FRANK LESLIE'S Gazette of Fashion for
June;
Knickerbocker Magazine for Jane
Putnam's do do;
Dickens' Rouse/told Words do;
The Schoolfellow do;
speech of the Roo. Charios Sumner;
The lnralid's Guide and Consumptive's Manual; by C.
M. Pitch A. hi M. D.
One Thousand and Ten Things worth knowing.
The London Illustrated News. For sale by
my3l B. T. C. MORGAN, 41 Fifth st.
NEW PUB LICATIONS—
Leallea Gazette of Fashion for June, price 25c.
Patuam's Matpaine do do Mk,
Hottaehohl Worth do do 20c.
&boolfellow do do 10e
aarper's Mat..,4th eapply, do do kw..
°odor's Lady . , Book, 24 do Jo do tic.
Graham do do 20c.
Petersen do do. 17c.
Brake rbock v r Jo do 20c.
Lealle's N. Y. Journal do do ISc.
`Sparrowgrase Papers do 00..
Piazza Talw., by Melville co 90e
Bunaby Papers, by John Brougham do 90c.
Recent speeches! of Charter) Brunner do 1,12.
Shoefac Recollections.
The above, with a large aseortmont of school and mi.ceb
Immo= boats, atatkmery, .L. fold from 10 to 20 per cank
lower than elsewhere at LAIIPPER'S Book Store.
my9l No.:: fourth Wiwi -
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USIN ESS ! B U SIN ESS !
ULM PROPERTY FOR SALE.' —Situate on Big ?'e
urickley, a mill honer of .1 stories. S run 4 stone, smut ma
chine, and all other gearing and timer. complete. Aim, a
saw will, 2 good frame tiomve, 3.1 scree of land. Pram VidaJO
A STEAM SAW MILL, sitnate on the Ohio river, near St
Marra, 60 miles below Wheeling. Price faAoo.
TANNERY FOR SALE. aitnate at Mcrandeville, Fa. with
rata, ahopit,a.c.„ all in good order, large dwe ll ing home, 2
acres of ground, ac. Price $1.0014
ap2s S. CLTTIIBERT Q SON, 61 Market id-
Fit NEW 800 K. -Di a Kidnapped ti
the Ransomed. Being the personal recollection. of
Peter Stilt and bis Wife -yin.," paw forty ywn of ,11. ""
By Mrs. Bata li IL Pickard, with an introduction, by It..
&axonal J. May; and ao app.o.l.la. by William IL Faroe., D.
D. For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
jail. 41 Fifth et.
IVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-
neat, well built and finished brick hone situated ,m
the North Common, Allegheny City, containing six well
finished room; a bath room, cellar and flashed attic;
drant, In the yard. This property is beautifully located mad
is worthy the attention or persons wishing a destraWe iri
ratfirseidence. Will be sold low. Apply to
BLAI.ELY A RICHEY.
DOMESTIC GOODS.—A. A. Mason &
tome just opened over t.lO cases And packages of new
eryie cattoues and gingliants, utelins, checks, Pickings, and
evet - y description of housekeeping goods which will be sold
eta considerable reduction from the venal prloee. juu
tVARASOLS.—We invite the attention of
the ladles to some 1,600 new parasols we have recei
morning by oxprwa, among which are some of the
most elmant and desirable styles yet offered.
Jug- A. A. 31 ABON & ON 26 Fifth a,
DID YOU READ SYDNEY SMITH?-- of
comae you liked It, and laughed ever his witty rt•
marks. We now offer you a Lector Look,
THE BOOK OF THE SUMIIBIL
We have ready this day, the first complete American
with a memoir, from the 16th English edition. In
two basidecnue royal 12mo. volumes, cloth; price s2,bo, or
half calf extra $4.
The Ingoldsby Legends; Or, Mirth and Marvels. By
Thonaaa Lagoldsby. Req., (the Rev. Richard Harris Rename - i s )
with 16111mA - rations by those funny fellows, Crnikshank
and Leeeh.
Smithfield et.
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooks for city end
country,. A Roy of 17 to learn a trade; must be well recom
mended. Aloe, places for four or five Girls to do chamber or
dining-room work. Four Boys m stores or to run errends,
and five or six men at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOWRIE'S Nee Intelligence Offix.,
feb2o No. 14 Fifth street
WANTED—A Situation as Governes, ur
teacher, by a young lady well (planned, and hav
ing hadconalderable experience; would not object to go into
the country.
Wanted—Several girls to do housework, to city and
country, and a boy to run of errands, in a shoe atom M. the
city.
For Sale—A small tannery In good order and dolugagraxi
Mi. - Mess, in a small village about fifteen miles 110!A bho
city. The owner wishing to go West will soh at a gum
bargain. Inquire of G. W. BUNN, at Ida Agi ney and latel
ligeoce Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth door east of
the Diamond, Ali:glom) , city.
ElittarSEEDS--Grarden, Field and Flower
ju Seeds, of the mast approved and reliable varieties,
irtiolomile and retail, at the Seed and Agricultural Ware
40u5e,47 Fifth street, of (aps) JASI - 813 WARDRUP
S ODA
ASH of a good and unTiform qualiCy
Smanufactured by the PonneylTania Salt Nienlaucturing
100tnpany at Tarentum; on bond and for sale by
FLEMING BROS.,
ALSO,
S Foes Ludlum's Bpedflc.
ie Lloo
3600 llnt trs German Bitters
IWO !Da Own Tragacauth;
400 ito. Nutmegs;
Ckaumatratad Lye, a new article for making Soap;
wpm pound wont' ten of potash ; on bead and fur sale by
raf3 YLENTI+IO BROS.,
X' GROUND, near Bakerstown,
will ha mold wary /ow, If applied for won. It contains
urth of an acre, and lo in a central position. Apply
to (mMG MAK ELY A ItICIIICY.
ORNAMENTAL Center pieces, Testers,
der nod thAit.t.tAthos to Oh thrice, with groat
variety of other ,•rnainoote eo Wall Paper, for sale by
oyd W. P. MAR/MALL & CO
MED PEACHES —lOO bush- for sale by
ae 26 _ SMITH. MAIR k HUNTER.
GSIERY AND GLOVES—Another very
large assortment of Summer !foolery, Gloves and
of every description, Jest rep dved by
0 A. A. MASON A CO.
DR, HEISKELL'S TETTER OINTMENT.
This Ointment Imo never been known to fall la tlei
care of Tatter, Scald Head, Itch, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scald ,
PlS:aphis Frosted Limbo, Inflamed Bilis, Piles and all erep
dans Ake skin.
Por Ingo only by JOB. RLE.MING,
lea corner Diamond and Market et.
W.A NT .
SITUATION, by a young
lAaly, in la Dry Goods or Trimming Btore, or Milli
nery eatabitehmeoi.
WANTED—Several GIRLS to do housework, In the city
and country. Also. a situation by a boy about fourteen, in a
store, to run errands, or other light work.
FOR SALE--A small TANN ES. Y, in good order and doing
good-btuiness, In a small village about fifteen miles from
th e city. The owner wishing to go West, will sell at a great
bargain.
Inquire Of GEORGE W. BUNN, at his Agency and Intel
ligence Office, north side of Ohio street, teortb door east of
the Diamond, Allegheny City. Jab
DEESON'S HYDRAULICORHYDRAULICehIARNT '
OR
" WATER yrilx.—The undersigned keep constantlyon
hand a large dock of this article of the best quality. Th e
attention of Contractors and Builders of Navigati on L oden
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, dc.,
quested to this article. The well • known Lawm en . and nn.
Derrkmenoss of water, characterlatio of this Cement, to tid e ,.
h of Sta4nente ettooforeeespooed to the Uttar(
of water or damp. opii:Sto , ESOLISH & RICHAIIDSON.
A LCOIIOL-10 bble. '76 P' Alcohol;
5 do do
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• almost tie steam engine" flps*est the iatt year, and In
&mooch as they appear to hare Ono ware estisfnition to
ooreustOtaantitetelaTii thheeitittenhieeetenthebdingthem
as it good =ticle,'and'muth ed9tapla on ataxamt of their
simplicity of construation, to the old fashioned Oil Glchee, or
any other ofwhicii eve haie any knowledge.
tory respectfully yours,
F. it W. M. FABER & CO.,
Engine Bnikiere.
This certifies that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, has
been in nee on our road for two years past. We find it to be
an economical and durable Oil Cup, end can recommend It
as cinch. OlM). W. GUM,
Foreman of Pitiztargh Shop of Penna. Central KR-
November 29th, 1 1 3.54-
To hL B. BATON, F:844
This certifies that vre have had in use the patent Oil Globes
or Cnps, sold by Moses F. Eaton, FAR, of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very . pauch superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever need.
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohio, November 27,1856- uP24
[From the New York Scientific American.)
Patent Finishing Plane.
Thth invention is intended for nse where it Is desired to im
part a fine, smooth, and glossy surface to the wood; but it is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's pliers.
The novelty consists in placing the "sitting chisel, or bit, in
front of the wedge, instead of behind, ea in common plane*,
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the Law of the
plane, la front of the chisel, which mouth piece serves as the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece is to close to 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 thane
venal' , to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. So
perfect is the operation of this instrument. that it may be ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire eaters--a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common plums.
The peculiar arrangement of the month piece, bit, end
wedge, affords a complete and fins hearing for the bit
throughout its whole 'length, and dig under all el,
cumstanres, with the use of a cap or nble t.
This is a very Ample and effective improvement, destined,
ge have no doubt, to nod its way Into every carpenter'', shop
in the land No tool cheat is complete without It. The in
ventor is Wm. C. Hopper, of ritteburuh, Pa.„and his latent
bears date January le, las.
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.Ya - MOSES F. RATON, No. 139 Vint etreet, Agent for
the patentee.
CLOTET'qr-
A CARD—I request the attention of my
frieade and the public to my stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which I think contains a larger variety of rich styles than
Any other former putelnue I hate taken special paint to
obtain all the aluttharof
FANCY CLOTHS
genendly desned. Yil Pow., Dahlia, Mulberry, Smelt,
Drab, Brown end Olive, with various thMs of Green And
Blue I have observed the same care in selecting my
FANCY CASSINIERES,
t.hich embrace a ctwice assortment of light colors, otttta bk
for evening dress In the simmer 110161111, with a number of
Black Elastic Figured Goods; also, intended for the hot
weather. My stock of YESTINGB is as large es can be
found elsewhere, comprising every variety of Silk Pato ; tai
plain and figured Grenadines and Marseilles
My assortment of Boys' Clothing has been inrreosed na..l
I am prepared to fill all orders la this brand, with moo.
satisfaction to myself and buyers than hitherto. 1 • ;mid
mil special attention to a number orprett, small PL A I
peculiarly adapted to children's theta, which, I think, -on
not fall to please. Also, Dsgettsa, Argentine 'sissies, Auti.
lust= Merkins, -Fran& liankltinattes, Drab Hallam Ci.dloa,
with numerous styles of Worsted and Linen Gouda, anterviod
either Mr men's ar boy's
ap2B.lmdkas SOLO=TONER, No 80 Wood of
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
Or those who wish to Engage In the
MACHINE,
OR KNOINIC BUILDIJNO BUSINESS
THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private rale
until the 20th day of June nest, the *tads stock of
Tool., Patt ern s, Ratting, Beating Pip e. es and Fixtur. le
tow in the Pitt Machine Works and Foundry,' ' i0C4110.1 111
Allegheny City, corner Main and Cherry streets.
The stuck of Tools consist in part:
Yinst--Of a No. I Steam Engine, nearly new, 14 inch cylin
der, 3 feet stroke, with cylinder boiler 44 inch diameter, lo
cue •nly one year.
One and one small power Planing Machine
Twenty three turning lather, suit:ins length. &LW AM.,
.bleb string from seven feet down to twelve trmlave -ter
the alumni.
One large Boring SLIIL
Single and doable-geared uprlgti•Drllling klatchin.e
One micelle= Gear-cutting Engine, with a great nur...ner
of arbors and cutters in good order.
One Bolt and Illianutting Machine
Stabbing, Fluting, Punch/mg asnl FliAsa
Twentpeenen Vkaea In good order.
number of Stacks and Die; a al elen. sud
th Aremr"
In short, a tntoplote wt of Tools for Oman ?dnottittoty
?dill-Gearing, or Steam KHOO. banding
Qat. won Cupola, tturtywtx inches to iusino-trr
In good order, with cast won tan and ditorra, all otintilim.
to blow it.
Core Oven, Annealing Oven, brw Furnace, ('rane. .ast
and wrought iron Ladles and Shanks of rarious urea • m.a
firll assortment of Flasks and other toots neersiow,) ,
Foundry.
Third—Five IlLscamultb's Forge., with fan and hater . t••
blow thorn, together with a full let o$ tongs, swerlirat, 1, Lns ,
men, and tools for each forge.
Ono tutall Trip ['Ammar, with a great number dos. oil
'wedges, In good order.
One patent Butt and &rot Machine.
Fourth—A complete stork of Puny Patterns, from foe
It r inch Memel.* , Spur and Bevel Wbeed Patterns, of r vi
ons sum "Mt pinch; a great number and vsnoty of Medi no
Pattern; sad is great number of other Patterns, too nut ler
041 a to mention.
These Tools are all la titer nita order, and three W.
have been for a number of ;care m mut:cash:o operah ro ,
and as the present proprietors wish to discontinue basin we.
a rare chance is °Aired for the purchaser to secure at o o-e
a good established custom.
The builnings can be lease.] at a fair rate for any stern •ter
of years
For information u to price sod terms, apply to the j Pa
vel proprietors on the ;ireful...
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JENKS, ILICLINY A C'
N B --If the shove touts are not sold before the 20tt...f
June, they will be offered at public salt,
NOTICE
Is hereby given to all perOOMI who pare patterns or d
of any description in the "Pitt Machine Works," b. h
them taken away before the 10th day of Jon, twit, s .i
will be otherwise disposed of
my2S:d3w
FARM FOR RENT.—A small Farm,
Mining 24 ELTON about one mile below the city, oppo
site Manchester. There h on the premises, a large ileums
house and stable, about 100 bearing apple trees ; also i xesch.
cherry and plum tram, grapes, Au This place would emu
• good gardener. For terms appy to
my 9 B. C. & J. IL SAWYER, N 0.47 Wood at
Q,ALTPETRE, REF'D-35 kegs for sale Ns
k.)
ROCHELLE OCHIRE-5 casks just ree d
and for sale by [my24l FLR?dING Mtn&
BROWN'S ETSTENCE GINGER—Joe.
calved and for sale by, [rur2.4i FLEM LNG HRS . -
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.—A. A. 51.1.A.al
Co., have on hand a very lar g e assortment of 1. id
lee, Gent's and Children's hosiery and gloves of ever, de
scriptkru. Also, the beat assortment a silk, molst] cud
other mitts to he found la thessity. JllO
THLRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. Al'
LOVE BROTHERS, N« 71 Market st., Pittsbur g h
The Subscribers have Just received and are now apeio.s
their third supply of oem and handsome Dress Goal % Shea In,
lamas, House FurnaddrigOoods, Mournin g Graals,parnest
Ribbons and Needlework. Many of the above g oods ht. ye
been purchased of the Importers and at the lar g e
in New York and Philadelphia, at prioes that enable u .w
to offer them at less than the coat of transportation We
solicit an early call from all our customers and the paLlic
generally, believing it will be to the advantage of all, as we
never halo been able to offer a better assortment, and or' or
ac asap LOPE BROTHERS. formerly
Ina YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVY
PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY A 7,1) SALE
STABLE,
Os Hamm Aim WATra alarm
myl6:Sm•j A7rTAZOUNG. Lid,
A DAMAGED PIANO, for e...
at a bargain . —A new CHICKEEING
P 1: SO, slightly damaged in tho furniture, r' I
hut not a' vre It can be obeerved. The in
strument, in no way injured, will be sold at a rer luctioo
FIE rY DOLLARS, en a credit of sin. months.
JOI N A. MELLOR, 81 Wet .d Fit ,
ua y2B Agent for elackering's
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COMPLETE LIST OF MONTHLY A IIIAGAZINES, for May, 18150
elarper's new monthly Marine.
Putnam's monthly
Knickerbocker; or New York monthly Mragnzin
lionmihold Words-conducted by Chat bos Dieku us
Goners Lady's Book—colored Orton.
Graham's American monthly Magazine.
Peterson's Lady's National Magazine
Ballou'a Dollar month lyptagmine.
Harper's Story Book.
The Museum.
The Schoolfellow for Boy. and Girls.
Frank Leslie's Now York Journal
Frank Ladle's Gazette of Fludilou.
Yankee Notions; frill of comic llivat tothint
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine for April.
Chambers Journal (London Ilditlo n) for April.
Just rocalved and for sale by
W. A. GILT iENFENNEY & CU ,
Fifth etre t rt, ,ft, the
MAGAZINES 1 MAG AZINES I
Frank Ladle's Fashion look for May.
F ulsiiy ni tacudc,: o cdkw k i2 Lez rutaNbockNm li v,l e' ... a rtar: N orpw . d Y pun ..J . o ckrfor al 14 4{
Godey's Ladies' Book a 64
Graham'. Magazine
Prtereou'sZrln e a a
M ..
household Words
Harper's Magazins a 44
Putnam', Magazine 44 44
April.april 110.
11,11
For sale by
my 3 FL MINER •
No 32 SixdOnlald bizeet.
OPENING this glar nBSOrtruent of
Watches. Gold Levers from $27 to $2OO
Silver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders Prom $8 to $lO.
Railroad Time /Leepars, $6O.
Frodsham's Chronometer Settee; $3OO,
Do. in Silver Vases, aim.
Chains, &tals, Begs, ea.
{Vetches repeteed lathe beet manner by
nu b W. W. WILSON, corner of Market e 4tl 113th
UNDRIES--
100 baleeldonld and Dipped Candle..
26 do Star do
100 do !Wain Soap.
800 kepaaaorted Nash
100 doz. Corn Broom
60 bake ..Ncx 1 and 2 Batting.
25 dm Bed.Oarda
24 do Buckets.
10 do Tabs. In atom aad far sal & kg
JOHN MOO AMM,D.
!Inane in stiftioinii
oaux MO tiILIMUR 3627
my 6
New
far sale by [NA
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THE FRANKLIN FIRE . INSURANCE
COMPANY, 'OP PIIILAORLPMA.
[Nutmegs—Charles W. &wicker. Thomas hart, Tobias
Wagner,Samuel Grant, Jacob it . Smith, lieu. W. Richards ,
lilordcc D. Lewis, Adolphi it. Berle, Ihtvid S. Browne, blur.
Ms Patterson. Cuss. N. BAIiCk.E.B., PreSklollt.
CHAS. 0. BARCE&R, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, I/ gl every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
es arc consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely to vested, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the company, on January let, 1551, as pub
lished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, Vil..
Mortgage $918,108 68
Real &date 84,377 78
Temporary Loans 88,966 17
Stocks 61,880 00
°lsla, Au 64,848 81
Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affordiug evidence of the
advantages of insurance, all well as the ability and disposition
to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Office, north-east cur. Wood and Third eta.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RA-NCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST Ci/NIPANY, Puick-
DlCLPlllA.—Chartered April 26th, 1850 Charter Perpetual.
CAPITA', $250.000.
Office, South-eaat corner or Third end Chostnut ettoetA,
Philadelphia.
OFFICERS OF TILE 11051 h BOARD AT PHILADELPHIA.
ALFRED THOMAS,
Stephen It. Crawford, Panl E. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrs.ure Johnson,
Bonjamin W. Tingley, Itou. 11..11,nry,
Jacob L. Florence, Janice Des.weul,
Wlllium fit: Godwin,
Pre-rsdent--steptien R. Crawford.
rico President—Ambrose W. Thompson
Etuniiner—Pittsburyh—Jamos IL Wason, JI. I ,
AUrghtny City—it. B. Mowry, IL D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
N... 74 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
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BANKERS ANI) BROKERS.
HOLMES & SONS, Banker. and Er.-
change Brokers, and Dealers in Notre, Drafts,
&DOM, Gold, Silver and Bank Mutes Eletattige on the East
ern and Western Cities constatitiy for sale
lunth, in all the cities W 1011000: the Lotted
States. DepGaits rct,lred u. pal Raids or current pryer, N.
61 Market rarer, between Third nud Foul th sta. ja3Gly
GE. ARNOLD eO., Banker. and Ex
thane Brokers, I)ertiers to Fixiliange, Co, Bank
Not.. Sight and Tune Limits, kc. Conant/ ua .azetul. at•
tended to, and proceechi renntud to al.) part the Cit...o
li.s height and sold On
_sr - No 74 street, nest dart in the liana of Vitt.
burgh. rehl.3
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rriIOMAS Commercial Broker, and
1. Dealer in IS, , tea. Bonds, sto. In, heal , N 7.
Youth street, rittslilltgli, l'a. Jana
DRY GOODS.
NEWSPRING GOODS—No. 74 Market
street, l'ittaborizh, I's. The •ukscrkkorn have ),n.t re
asked and are now upeultsg their first antral of Sl'Mt Sri
0 - 00D9, to whe.'h they wish to rail the particular wt.t.oule.o.
ul their cu•toinei to and Ow puLlk< g•h•rolli W. haste, c•o‘
&elk. [tut we hair neerr true. able t,. ~Her i.s
and desirable a etock as the present
thir DlttisS titpoD: 4 , nts..on all the 1. o
etyle• and nuvnltio•
I:xcr* nth 111.11 nod Mairl•htique
1. ,lespet, Chrha and Strsvotl
•• •Ln:i k
•• Twined :41111
o
••
Also, lust..., lawn., k.
I.NI/
One Stoawt and MalAl.l , 11,•,04 14 44,1.0 , ,1 • 11.11, au use T:4
•tylve of Czape. 1.411.11
Chantlll4, Lace. k. l•
.1.1./I.k. It K
...u se r ate k
pas.] an) k Wet of the M...I4LAAL
Also, a punt witmen - ttntrtt SII , Itt! , . Ik, - I.
11:10131.1ING
Lat\lF.oTll=am
t'rtuts, Gingham,. Cheeks. Itushot it•ot 4. 1.,
IJl.en and 1 . ..1 Stott..
tr. Also, kit.... Ilowlery, Itlbhene, 00.1 r pc-J) 01.11111 .11i, It
usually kept to a first-itsc. Dry th,ch Hung., rrhnll co
•Akit • tall 1•114 rm./no:atm heforr pur..haning •1...0r1.••-
as we feel coabelent we hate never learn able t„
• deskrable clock L. tP E tilt!
Formes ly kocitt4, Stry•os.la
total 71 MAIErt et,. et, l'ltt.hurgh, I va
MANSION HOUSE, GEOR(IE A 1;
Ptoritirtot. 2.44 I.tberty ittrost, lust tx•tute
Plasetutut Lop.' of tLo PettmylrilLlA veto. L r)....r5.•
it tits most evurettumt It suss ILI ti.e. 1.17 tot ists.su t os
'mg by that road
Itta tKopflatof tur tag. al ottuattlarattala t..•,.e.., foto,: A,
111 astrileut at, to. the 11 AN,jos tgrA , Atff tr., •
flatly whwt a a 1... of I af,tla 1-mtv.ttaaa a• at.
• ritir d STABLE fau:l citenovA• AVltti , t'a V A HD,
log adapt, aavottoraalattot. v. It st,Var• en I forma.;.. It.
Lao der sod fAat .411 be rar•t•htal w ILIA tilt, boat Mr tow A t
MU afford frt. t
T. I'L.A.I H. !LUTE:L. corner Penn raid
(,) •Ir aot A httat..l git, pa •
,110.11 A 1417 CL. n<,.l barmg trott.l It to Eirman ,,,,
w-uid.li / trort44l+ AS.; thr trarr.",
gvir hun Assun-4. grlth th,
Waw and to•r 1.114.114, :II the 1 , 11111 - 1..,
eu or, .attelstiol , a 0 1 t itaf
G 001) INTENT 1101 . 5. E. corner
ty not .Ll< sway tit« IP,.
).MalyJ.A)l 2 , 11 A NoN,
AV RM Ft.) R SA LE.— 111 N , .rth ve
7..mtubl t k, Ali. hLer.J , utvmnz ra.. , Ir. .1
error ir str• Irro.let u,
tlmA«r Thie .ti r al/t1 ••Llt .1/ knt
ply to I i•lbi & rtirripl
3()() r.• ,
l•J
it I:1)1 Mt A A N I4:14:a0N,
'elf/- W,aal at ..d.quawie Si Char leu 11 ,, ..
F IJINi.. I Mackerel
Just reuniend trunt It.dtan, t.,
inylu V, it. DV nit ,
-
WHUwill continue to pay Rant. what, a
B1:11.1)1Nil LAJT :An le. pun lined .t lbw lollnu Ins
Idu i.rtre .and eatuy terms 1-n-h u tr.ni , •1
a wide utreet„ be 13. deep In an alley :6Sttutto in I.'e
wbeny City, Oval they. ha,/ Repot t r.r. 6176- - Va. di
rutin...ad., al one sad] in.. re-orm
JUNKS, HICKEY a
Irak; -15 tierces prime 111
ttAr .1114 i f t nit
RICK ftzs.
FUR SALE--.A FRAME Itt'l LDINO,
t ututsl n.a Ot•xery rust Pr..Twit/n :Lao, alba s tint
stand L.. tht• buttnests- -ettswitA ,in thstnutttl_ N' III
1,441 1.. w, If applusl L•t 11.14...11r11•1.101.41 to /rate. I,
city Apttlf W lit :•••
Jo2ll °lit • Ititoel. Altestssnt
IIENIO V Al.. CARVII.t. lIAS lu:
Mot El, tr-to • t , • I.lts tt,
set, alters he 1. tort•istit•l 1 .`t IT Itts turl. , nv rs alih It,••
fashiut. no If 3 Is
To CABINETNI K .\ NI) ()T ~
lIER.
Just .... I .11.. I / . .I I• 1 I. I.
nu assorttnsut Nlnhosat. .Ji ..... mtg. and
nut 110.111[1 , . tuuttltlttut • viii r; 1...r11/ ^
circular strsst krtivt , tutu •Itt•st• I,t • tt •It ..
puth•st Tiling grist, s. tilt .k
ttf herd« MS, All of slitch I. Lt Ti-
IMEME
NEI
Ec=!!!
3IS SIT IL: i'N. 0 V
HOTELS
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CUTHBERT A S. , .N
lie4l z.l Alnrt.ct
1=I!
Fr LIE GULDEN t; N is taking the traili•,
twit it Ix 11,it
ac.. is itnAurpeawod m th. ctl, I n thr war
Wishing Tackle wa htk, ouch no ithitii r t m ,i nt titan
make old laawk 4N allow rye.. could he ,torn 11,.
world. Pocket and TRW," t II ,
Muzzles, and too ;misty artirltm 5,, turn,,wed ,
Lk! found el slit. ol the iluw
NEW AND CHIT BOOKS:-The Spur
roargragt I'a re; by irt.d
Tn. I.ady'a Ounit I.erlo. t t/entilic)n '.4.t0 II o
stroot ; by Emily Th. Ao bon wol I
Plutibustall . by Q. E Enlianaor bomscultn, I' is
Song of Mllkondwatba, and o.ber Pomm
Etalnd for the Social—hestutacully Illartriste4
A Defence of the Antericutt ns opposed to th
cruectaurnte furnigu influence, ant! riip-04.1+111) t., I h.• !nit
fff.ll, of Plaptlf y ILI LI yolilical ul luruat the IJ lk II ••fi
Slams; by The. Ft Whitney
NV A 011.1,FINFFIN NEI A
Filth Kt.,
Junl
my 14
vuy Awe, LIFE--gngraving4 ~1
I hoot. prat NI .a m, palatial I.ls the tot,.
v il• Vf nt the Paw, ..1
J 011,1-KSPI .t ivy,
h e r.. pukset violin will 1).•
0/
r, BAGS PRIM C
EMU OFFEE;
I ti rt. till 1.4.; u.g n.••
lu " uIA JlOll ~
Cr p.H.L vus Freud! Jar
balre prl Mo4 . hn '•
If) bags .Ad Mari, all.,
ind exprrnely fur illy total' Immo..
.402 I It. URA Vo, N., I Nu/IDA,'
& F',TATF.
J.) uwxtrtt AND A EEIO , , orri, of S. venal
no d s m i t oti ol d •eete, Pittsburgh, will attend n. selling hy
Auction ally prope,"ty Rohl P.Ar, lots, or by wilier 01 to •
pb,tm Court, in to o City or Count) , and to any dwrnpti n
of 'teal &nate out tri the City. halo
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PRATT'S 1/AUTIFIRItE - 0 1 1'1'PES AND A5l-
MitYYYPES, whtrh give sui•li general satinfaalon ale
daily obtained, In every ki,,cl or weather, at Lafayette MUM.
Ina, No. 87 YOUIIIII street l'articular attention mid
sugrotypins as the Limo ol doing Is mod, Ices than In.
quired for Dangerreotypea Ihcturia of children taken in
few *founds in either of the al..trre named styles. /imago
type or Davgerreotype Copies bwatit. correctly (ruin every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices iiidetat,..
Our motto le, TO PLEASE. nail 8
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SHIRTS AND receive,l
from the Factory a full annul - I:moil of :thlrtn nod
°oilers.
Phials and Collars made to ordur.
Jel.o L. lIIRSIIFELD & SON, No. 70 Wood ,t.
CHOCOLATE -15 boxes No. 1 Norfolk fur
sale by I Jelq MILLER& It ICILETRON.
C ATAWBA BRANDY-75 boxes Lyo n '.;
Catawba Brandy, for Rah. by
Jel6 MILLER & RICKETSON.
CARB. SODA- -15 casks carb. Soda in store
and for sale by MILLER & RICKETSON.
TTAR--15 bbls. N. C., on hand and for sale
by [Jeltil MI LLE It IL RICK BISON
WANTED —A dwelling; house, containing
f o ur ~t fire mums. within 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 Lawrencevllle,(fortnerly Hatfield,,
each 25 feet front by 100 feet deep, fronting on a wide etreel,
and in a very desirable situation for a residence if sold el
§
e
etv thee. Apply to De -111 BLAKELY a NICIIEY
s' A RI 11-
I, 12 boxes Order and Oswego Corn Starch;
6 " Hacker's Farina;
I " " Wheaten Grits; recd by
F. R. BRAVO.
DEEM
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ON I.Y ItODTX FIrrtt.TIAM DA 414-Y TRAINS.
PROM PI TTSBOI.O I4 CINCINNATI.
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ONLY ROUTE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PIT TSB egair.-tilip AY-MY AND IN-
OHIO AND_VEIVESYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI. RULROAPS.
VIA cBESTLINE AND COLUMBUS.
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
Convistrmia at Cincinnati With U. S. Mail Line Steamers,
fkrrington and Lexington Rantoul, Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, and the Lawrenceburgh Route. Connecting via
Columbus and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and
Indiana Central Railroads.
TIIROUOII TICKETS, vitt Columbus and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis. dm., AC. Via
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, SL Louts, Ac., kn.
THE LIME MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with
this Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Mail
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and the
Lawrenceburgh Route, offers facilities no other Into can
give, as through tickets by all the above runtos can only I.
procured via Columbus and the Little Miami Railroad.
The route from Creetline via Columbus being the shortma
to Cincinnati, enables a uniform and safe speed. Comm.:llmm
are certain, and passengers have full time for meals. By the
Poreet and Bellefoutatne route from Crestline a dangerous
and thank-neck spud is required, and conspidleti to overcome
distance.
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapotia,
passengers ride over roads ballasted and smooth. B 1 the
Forest and mi e mntaine route, passougere ride over the
roughest roads In I
TIIRRE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
CINCINNATI.
Fixer Taus leaves Pittsburgh at Soil o'clock A. M. for
Colunbua, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Lotus,
Lexington and Indianapolis, via laterenceburgh Route. Title
train arrives at eincamatl one hour and (arty minutes it.
advance of the Forest and Bellefootailes imete.
alumni Taus Mane Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock AA M. for
Credit/tu t Columbus, Xenia and Cincinnati- This Thula
tnakeeronnt.-thei wily vie Columbus to Cincinnati .
Tame Tame hem.. Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. lot
Creetline, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. I.otAls,
Lowngton and indmeapolta, via Lavireweburgh Route.
I'R'O DAILY TRAINS, VIA OoLIIMIII Ps, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Fumy Tints Luria Pittsburgh at 300 o'clock A 11. or
Cretonne, Columbus, loom, Dayton , lndianapolis, Lahti elm,
Terre Haute, Vlocennea St. Loma Cairo, Evtute‘ v ille, A c
Savors Tama loaves Pittsburgh at ;:30 o'clock A. M. tar
Cretinism, idolutribus, Xnuua, Dayton, Indianapolis, Isdayeas,
Terre Haute, Ytacennot, St. Louis, Qum, Evansville, So
Turin Taus leaves l'lttaburgh at 3 o'clock I'. M. tor
Creations, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lamp:tut,
Terra Haute, Vincennes. St. Louie, Latin., Fortinavllle, Ac.
N. R.—Secure your tickets via Columbus, and you are e
of connections.
Stew:Dery leave eturitattall .Lily for Memphis, Vlrtalwrii gh,
Notches, New orisons, du
The Ll'allignbus I the deenl rods, the Time Tables az
t! . hte,tert. Una& are arranged to run In close graltiertiola;
a ith this reliable rota.
Fur all information and Through Tickets, please %pity at
di. Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad 018 co, {corner
under the Monongahela limn.
J. O. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Ur at Federal Street Station,
G F.O. PARKIN, Ticket Agent
si.go ur nicht:lONS, Agent, Plttatntrgh
-11; I' W :TRADER, GeneraI Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGIi
HAI
.$1,212,708 44
Ohio and Pennsqlvania lintLroad.
to ALLIANCIL
THE SIIOHTEST ND QUICK EST ILOVI L E to Cincaoo
a+, 7111 Nottu Wcrr, Is VIA CLEVELAND
itomte le "lan Iloudrrd msl.+ shorter and shout fln•
Ls yet, lei Man tho circultut. ,, na tta I h .h a tapoth.
rt , r- !Natl,. Tram. botween Plttabergt, and Cler.land
-ut Da,l) Tram. betappen Cle.elaud and Cltn.go
I ilereland tts honta. Chicago turollty•Ont twin",
•ud :tarty yearn ta.Atr..
‘ , n and attar 'CC EADA V, May ea, 16441, thy Trains
•I• ttu itua4.l will run a. iblloans:
tru.:t. Tem..:: h.• oillo sad Pea ory !Taus.. Railroad tot rc•
2 LI Lux A M. mad i;.30 A. M. and MA P. M.
Altura m 1:14 A. M. mod 11 50 A.M. tad 4554 P H.
. .
Ar ri re in Cleve./awi al Who A. M. Atid Er.W
NI •.hwetithit them with Cleveland ut4 Toiorio Ittutrrout tqr
t huag, Rock !Maw! awl At. Louis
l'as.euger• for Tuleak, Chicago. Sc. Gmll and the
atea. haavir, I•lttalAugh on the XI A. M. train, 11 g,tug
F
wen aerie.. in CikkAr.l. , St S lu heat ro.ernlng
heosettegees fi.e Tok,ht. t.2i109g, Pt I,.tota, Itorlt telett.l,
llttlege. Rai the Ntlrtlowetet, twit, e tett It. go thrtgalgh .!th
out ilo.t , llth , ll. <itl te.kr the trILILI 1.4 , 1114( PitahnrgL a! 7 to
A M u that te the only Vale by vt.u3. do. 04,1111,t10ns
Ste unuto the,niy:t. r.• th, at,se
TI,. tram* leartn, Pltt•bnrßb s.l A , lO A M. w I W.-11,,i0e
al Au° 1' I. are lb, .0) '."o try wick I, txusengen,
«t►t...o. ►-utb t
•f Lilian... or estwna
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taarmaz• F,,,raat 1 ttv wn , l Ihuraal I al. •thor •1
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door bolo. lb.. Au' net.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAII,H()A1)
PITTSBURGH TO ST I ur!S, pIRR(7
snot.. u.sking sure es.nert, IN I k
fres, 41,1 t.l, rhstnsse i‘VO lIOURA IN AO
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an l.•i is vit. , sod Hailtaail, leave 1.
bill as
Ft, 1 . 11•1,1 II" I, at 3 A A
II 4.11 1,...trn tr - ,!3.1 , A. NI
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11..k114 ~.••••• • ..14 LI.. NI I lesililtiP I"! !
T , 1!..1!.111.•. thoto 0 by tho nluu OEOI SI tsnlemppl Kett nnul
t. -amt 1...uk.
titt 'as, mini Now °vivant will tray. the Ii
tyintrwl Itaiii,nl at San,lotal, arriving at Cant, ynyvi v
h•titrit tii wit 1an.... A why 'thee not,
l'a. tilt Ittitlritail !wing ;Inspirit-n.l ft iv. S; Lett.
ilyttersnri yLity,ryintivrtn JetTwrstin Ctiv ,(11 h. 0.1,
l'w, thwlttng itt•. • quit kept /11//,/, mom Nitwit , ' ;.1
I ly Ittitiwww whit Nettryinka ptisseniinr• vac
A Sy•wiliti-i 1••• Car will be run through with th ,
r, rivtug at St Lints Nil at tilo FILIIIO time
ti.li .ilie hang. ,if lirtirgage anti .
I °I.. Or Chi,:
l'a"aengept vett! .ill ha Tteketa tt, old Reliable now,
V it.. nflo.. nod uh 10 and M.:datum Rtutroatl. tham
1111, • .ria , c1.0 , 11,., mitt roi,tdmg the debt,
11, is , -1(1 11.1101 t no
FA II Fuor Gum.
Bollefontatino IttAll 1:111,.11
Iwo rut Colima bus, Xenia and Dayton.. 18 30
eta Columbus, Clumintati and Law •
( IVS
w•.•oud.daar Car to tlt Lnuts ........ lL Ou
pOWN
No. ISO Wuod .front
111 itOUtiU TICK KTB or further Information may ho pro.
nil of A. T Johmem, Tick,. Agent Ohio Penna. K. N.
t'.. , re, Monona Lein , of tieorgo
ket Agent. Federal street Station, Alloglieny City, or of
JAMES M. WARD.
Suporintendent Ohio and Mlealanippi It. N.
r,!, I F K NOW LAM), Agent. Ihttaburali.
TILE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
VIE Il ILEAT CENTRAL Ili RJTR, comforting
tho A thitalt . Cities with Westarn, N ortie awful it
and out I weafr: tl SLAW. ht, p :011111111.A. I:llilw,xy
lload ohm vont., tm at Pitt.d , urgh xllll Doily
Steamer., to all porta on the VnrtL wcNpvn !Alcoa; mak 11. 1 ,
the 11•.. I DIRECT, CHEAPEST SD ki ILLIA BLE ROUTE by SEM, it
FRl.:l,7ll'l' eau ho forwarded town! from Ilse LIBEAT
Rites between Philadelphia& Pittsburgh.
Ft lour - SimeA, [try (hod',
ittt hit., I.'euthei a, .• • )
/N I. CLASS:-- ilookr and Stationery.
liry iloode kin buleao Hardware, Lea• tSr 11)0 Um. tiler, Wool ' ,
THIRD t'LAS?—Au. iln, Bagging, liticou uo „
tool Poi k. w Milk., Hemp, )
1411.'1(111 CLASS.--Cofloe, Flail, {Snow) and t
,tot . It too thm.
Pork, qawked,t [Aid and lard Oil. )
PAUI( ---7 a cants prr barrel.
4cir I n !slopping lioods from au) pour( East of Plilladel•
phi,., be rrtirillar 10 mark package, out Pronaylvon,,
Railroad. All tioo4lx ennslgneti to the Agenta of this Itvad
at Philadelphia ut Plltsbuigh, will be forwarded without
detention.
FROOIIT Aattere—Bloeoe Potter, Iknituti ; J. L. Elliott, Kew
York ;K. J. Sueeder, Philadelphia; klastew Koous,
Ilniti
mere;tioo. C. Frauciet LLB, Piltabltrgb; Shringninti A grown,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Niaorhmd, L.tilavillo, Ky.; R. t.,
hieldruru, Dladiaun, Ind.; llntcUß & St. Louie, Dlo.; J.
8. Michell Evatoville, Indiana. .
. .
H. H. HOUSTON,
(lateral Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. J. LOBLBAHRT,
my 9 Superintendent, Altman, Pa.
PENN 8-1117-INIA-RilLitOAD.
Summer Arrangement—Change of Hour
On and after MONDAY next there will be THRFIE DAILY
TRAINS between pirrstruitau and PHILADELPHIA.
TIIE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at OM A. hi.
THE. PAST LINK leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia al
2:50 o'clock, P. M.
THE NIGHT EX - PRESS 'f RAIN leave. Pittsburgh fog
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAFRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN ledves Pitt.
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4:20 o'clock, P. M.
BILINTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. M., 2:30 P. M., and 6:20 P. M.—running
as far as Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Linea connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroada
to and front St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, Oaletia and CIIOCTILOI, 11l ;
Frankfort, Lexington and Lou Ky ; 'r•r re Oat;
Madison, Lafayette arid Indianapolis, lad.; Cincinnati, Do) •
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sauduaky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohm; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to NEW OILMAN% ST.
Loots. LOUISVILLE übd CumiNzon.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
chore places.
Fur farther particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will and this the
shortest and most expeditious route to PiffledßOM, Es)tt
more, New York, or Boston. J. BLE.SHISIBN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
THOS. 11100111 i,
Avast, Psamenger Lines, Plillada
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BROAD GAUGE
RAILROAD
ORM
RAILROADS
Ohio and Pennsylvania Raiiromt,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
KXCEPT SUNDAY.)
PASFENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as fellows:
Leaves Pittsburgh for Crestline at &Olt A. M., 7:30 A. M.
and 3 P. M.
•• • •
Loaves errstline fur l'A.taburgh at 5:00 A. M., 7;00 P. M.,
ILIA 12.50 P. M.
. . .
These Trains make ckkee ceemietiune at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE,
FONTAINE, INDIANAVoLIS. CHICAGO, SAINT 1A3015,
and all points on roads extending West and Bonth-west
through 01110, INDIANA and
TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH connect at Mansfield with
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY ; making as quiek and
sure connections to CHICAGO. as by any other route. Con
nections are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
. _
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P. M. fur 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 Crestline make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PIIILADELe
Plll k , BALTIMORE and NEW TORR.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St. Louie, Indianapolis, Bellefontaine,
Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City, Dunlieth, Milwaukie,
Cairo, Springfield, 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
dpal cities in the West.
Through tickets over this line may be had at all of the
above places for Pittabnigh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York.
NEWIiToN ACUWAODATION TRAIN leaven gAew
Brighton fur Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1!...; P. M. Loaves
Pittsburgh for Now Brighton, at 914 . A. M. and P. M
. For tickets and Nrth.•r information appiy to A T.
JOHNSON, at the writer offive, under the Monongahela
Howe, or at the Federal street Stature, to ORU. PARKIN,
Ticket Agent JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent
my2o .1. If. 51OORK, Sort
Great American and U. S. Express and
72 OF ['MANCE ; , AV 1),
LND TWO CHANOIM OF CARS AND DAGti AGE AVADED
AIR LINE ROVTIII
/11SWILE1Y
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
VIA CIIICAOO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Allesiselppl
CiIICAGO TO ST. in ISL.; Teuton leave
the lllluoix Cnnnxl Uulart, rout or Vk'nter gtreei
Si. limits Ihiy Exprinis tinily. Scitidayn excepted, Sao k 11.
SL LOUIS Night Itxpres• tinily, Saturdays excepted. ie:3o
F. Si.
St Louis Freight aTal Emigrant daily, Sundays ozcrptl
5:30 A M.
Baggage dmint fitrough to: .S 1 brnris.
Trans ran direct through to A11.111,1:259 miles,) without
change of can or Liaggagn, and connect with the Conspiny's
splendid steamers IV I NCH EFFEIL and K K Pit, running
In exclusive connection with Passenger Trains from Alton t•.
Louts, (1Z miles,) without lauding. These boats, tut
speed, convenience and elegance, are unsurpassed on rnt
astern waters, being hum' np with Baths and apt.
rdf , rdin; t., passengeni the opportunity ..1 n o
the dust nu, oldabie in summer noticed
and reasMing Bt. Loot. retrustied Irsein the evert at a long
ride.
Tu KANSAS acid NitHiIASK A thh in the moat
runt., and peueintagen ituatined for knouninitttun, tityrtugneliii
Jack...nettle, Napica, and all {auntie on the 11.1iiistaatplii_
gout, Haman, Cumlarland and lutilitiaece ris S. 11:
the important "caring in distance, I),lng
kw to lit, Lau, thiity-leven =lea Lean 1., Bitoonailit.'i..”,
and fifty-eJiztit ntllas lean to dyrinaMnhl, than by any Miler
rout,
Through Ti• 1.0,J5, than route oat, to• procurod e 1 lb&
karious gultrood Ttritetroom In :New York, Houton,
delphro, holtimort, Iltatq, But and otorll TittouAlt
Tisices hero throughout tho ',totem, and in eturttgu a Lige
0•11:11,filly'll or& r, No. 48 Itcao burrs Strecri opposite the Ti,
moot liotram—rtul ot the 1...p0t of the Illinois Central !toil
Water ..trrot
Reepotaible Lu t t,gtypi .llen nil! talii apt 1 tit 11,e Devon. of
the ]land going Into Chico4o, to Check Itag,#fige
through to nay point thieved on the hoe.
K. P Nl.JlttilN, Jr., Superintendent.
It
liep7 tie .eriti Pharienger Agent.
NEW AND DILLEC'I TOUTS,
lait aiiiitiia ,aA
FROM I•rrrail;Kt ill TO
Endwtwpoli•, Chimps,
wu•ti, Ter AU', H , •Ck 1s laud,
mu•uuet lOwn k Ity,
! , t Loui,, E,nzuN lc, Dubuque,
IN) Lou, curs., tixlenn,
Xeu4s, Nimuystua,
1 wkwburg,
Newark, New Orleans,
•ND Till 111.111,11 , 4.1 CITILS IN THI wrest SOUTH,
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad!
I% ILI, I. 1.1“. succe..stui ov , rallu:/
rtrut,. , urilfr and Novrmrk,
KAIIO.I sup] 6tea1)11.....1. thi•
Qtl..r.• L•. :1-4,..+1, a .1,14 - re, unr11.4.11,1 L,)
attlulog N..t fr-tu l'iltot•t4r6,ll.
GC=
Ou •ud eft.' Slo‘I.AI, NO% a 1 , .U! V
I.i\Kel ei,gaLi mud 10.iit rtnis,,ag ;4,4/11,1, .11.11
da7 at P. M.
mansim
l'aasset4ora .loop oft tears, end ress 1. rue u tu, ~t
• n_l6. the halos% lug warning cut/us..mug u ,ti ale f
li sun at 7:lfs A M , tuakm; C.r1111,1,1,(1 N,lh TI 4.11/3
r. or al; the , thus oh , loutuu .4311. a -tattle rug ,re
tryt, and antsitfvFig futuyar night ern,:
rte Fare as away as Ly auy ..thee Hatlnall route
i,lttrough and Isaal Takata. and further mfurfautt
api alto J‘111! . . .1 11,01stiToN,
lIIIMZI
No. 115 Water etr,ret, Pittal,tit at.
,in). W. Ft.' LT(
1. LEVENNY, tieueral Agent. u.lll
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
cARILTING THE
Urr•t I. Slate• Mail and Express
TWO PAIISKNIIIIII TRAINS KIN DAILY ~/n Its euttru
IetsAIII Irian IRIBUQUK To CAI HO,
This R.ssit, in ,isiir.won wow lrsitis of IK. vein Aavi
Iltserssitiiii K R. arid l'hirsg ,
the &sect and only ciiiitintions It K fr
T I 41 r.O n.
10 A Al ruAA Y. M..— St. 1,1113 ntu Calm° EXttr-A
01 LAG. by Llll.l I.roull tAke the corn of Iho
oh, and Mos. K ft. ut duudonl, &Lid wr carnal al/
u-:45 A M 11,1 4 . 1 U P M Desc,:lut CID (IsLt..N4
•iwvt.ng at Duttboth (opp..lto Imbuque) with a Dady
Lille Piwketii for a. PittLi and tb.. Upp...-
river Cities.
TrILLCIA leave t':ar•• &Kt, aid lisibuqUe at 720 A.
mid 7:00 P. M.
l'anrommors from the FAA And piners on the Ohio riror
olootrned tor st. lapuis, wall nave 190 nail, ,at t.dions a n a l o 0
ett.tin liter trot to l t. St. Lockin. end am.«
ts"kirt r. 1 , th.M...1 the river riiutr, by taking the
.are at emir,
Tickets to St 1,1101. o:Air.l, 1)111.1.1til/. St Phill,lllld ilu
pttrtAnt 1., ?v ..
ia itt the ethos tl.e
... II .k I' Pitt..1....1 - tth. and Mi.-111g
lltattlntl It. It. It MASON
Joe,
Superitatvu'L
Summer Arrangement.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
Shortest and Q,ulckest Route to all Points
on the Allegheny River.
TWo DAT Ll' TRAIN:" /eats Pittsburgh as follows . -
11ornIng litsitrtss. at S o'chs.k. A 31.. for EITTANSINit
/AMON. ERANKLIN. RED-BANK, BRADY'S BEND.
IIONINII, It KIM EIiSBU HO. BROOKVILLE, and nil
points North.
Eventny Accostsiod/f leavcs at 3,43, I' M., stopping at
all Way stations.
Fare to Kittanning, sl,gs.
• .. 1.1 elm ......... . _43 25
linucksburg 2 tat Potodttawne) . It • :5
Rest Bank ... "s' Heiuterabora
Cur/sr/11s2 7 Retalsbur,... ,
. Awns 2 sat Itural I Wage I Ns
Brady's 81.11,1 25 Malloning . 1 73
Kallersburg ... 2On Tunas
276 Mechanicsburg_.......... 9in
Shatknontiale It 3 :6
Tickeht to all of the above places can be procured at the
tines, rattler or Penn nu,l W.) ue streets, and at the Depot
on Taylor that A.. 1. lit II'PKR,
Jell Superintondeut.
1 A I A
1. 1 ; 1 1 f! ; r 8
.I'. 1; ) :
titaley's Lady's Book for Joly-205'.
tlraltstn's Alas - toots no - Jul). .
\lugs., In,. tor Jul) 17,
Leslie's N. V. Journal tor Jule-
Yankee Notions tor July— 12e.
Balton's Alagasitte for July— loc.
Brothet Jonathan for Olt .1 ttl)--a matotiticrut
double no nther--pries
The 11.10.c..)11,t recell4,l at
LAU BOOKSTORI's
Je2o No. 77 Fourth street.
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- pOR SALE.--20 Acres ‘.t . Laud, a good
A: situation fur lt country store, about 255 flak. tr,na the
toy, In a thriving neighborhotal and no iron. near.
House and lot and three cannot lots Its A Ilea/ten) It
WANTED,
A sltuatiou by a young laity in a dry guts or trimming,
.t o r e , or millinery establishment—for our conk—two gills
to do housework—one tiny to learn n trade--two hays
stores or run of errands—two men to work ou farms or
la
boring work In the city. 'lnquire of Ororitr W. Du on at has
Real Estate Agency and Intrlllmilire Office, on the north
ittdr a Ohio in., St.h door cant of the Diamond, Allegheoy
City. Jol9
MELODEONS AND REED LaiGA.NS.—
Charlotte Blume hag just received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Reed Organs in elegant rosewood
cases of every variety and style, coinprining 4, and fi oc
taves, portable style, with scroll legs; 5 and sci octaves,
aeraphine ur Piano style, with rich moulding*, carved music
desk, &a; 5 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, mud contain
ing 2 sets of reeds throughout, the one tuued an octave
shore the other; an excellent instrument for the use of
Churches, Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument is
submitted to a thorough examination previous u, oeing sent
from the manufactory, and Is warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended as being far superior,
both it tone and finish, to any others manufacture&
The chief improvements (upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent,) consists iu bringing thu wind to lie
directly upon the reed, no as to produce, ou opening the key
salve. the quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
the swell.)
p ‘s as u s , e t s . i m uto ello a w m ,,
toekla,t.l,n.gancdhangiviebelrt,n.,(eonrcoloseamd,,biody
jo.,
nut..
hke quality, than Is the general
property of reed instru
menu. For sale by CHARLOTTE BLU3IE,
;elf -Old Established Plana depot' No. 11S Wood et.
F ISII-1 2 0 01 b a. b . 1 . 13 : Lake Superior Trout;
Received and for sal., by
SPRINGER II A RBA 13 aIL
295 Liberty street.
Je26
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REFINED SUGARS --
16 bus. 1.,80.10 "A" crushed Edgar;L
Jo do Stewart's -A" du 'do;
15 do Lovering's tine pulr'd do:
10 do do coarse do do;
10 do do crushed do; iu store and
Tor sale by De/61 MILLER & RIOKETSON,
LUDLIIM'S SPECIFIC-5" gross in 'store
sad for ask by • lien) FUMING RHO&
... •
lnili~~;~
J c' Kr,
AND
CIIICAOu iv CAIILU
cult:A(:0 Ltio,
DUBUQUE.
MEDieIL.
TONICS WON"P DO 1- 2 11:ter ,
more than give temporary relief add they inctier'
it to because they don't touch the cause,ottha disease., The
mins° of all ague and bilious diseases is the atmospheric
poison called Aliamispr hirderha Neutrallablblepolsori by
its naturalAritidotextunt all disease caused by i ti ,cllseppears
at once. MitodOCieiter and Ague Cure hi this Antidote to
Malaria, and mtiowitegit, is a perfectly harmless medlelim.
The certificate of.the celebrated chemist, J. R. Chilton,
,of
New York. to tbiiretftkt; is attached to every bottle; there
fore if it does no good it can dQ.uo harm..
This is more than can be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any
'tonic in existence, as their Tale fs nrrinous to theconstitution
and brings on Dumb Aloe, whictrnever allows a person to
feel perfectly well for a single moment. In illuttration of
these truths I annex some extracts from a. letter just received
from a Physician
OLORGINOWN, Ohio, Mira 17,1.8513.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.--Dear 131 r Youratif2d.tuat.
hand. The Cure arrived late last year and the &Vitality in
getting any one to try ft roes greatly ingvised - rtopi be
fact that a remedy heel been introduced which wasgrOwing
In favor with the public, se being better than mdtig Quinine
—not knowing I. presume that the remedy they used to
e e cape taking Quinine, contained the drug itself I
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would invariati.y
break an ague, but it did not cure it, as it would often re
turn with renewed vigor. T 613 one circumstance I deemed
in your favor, if I could institute a test comparison bet*een
it and your Cure. The following is the remit:. •
Three paeans took your Cure, all of which Were,siniee ,of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many weeks standing.
They had trial Quinine, and other remedies, occaelOnally
miming a chill, but it was (as in all such casesyskerly-wear
ing them out, and laying the foundation of other andeeve
rer maladies. I did succeed in iffecting a radical care of
all three of these caws with your remedy, and they. have
not had a chill since. In all three of those . Oases the Sinlth's
Tonic had been used, and would, me before stated, break the
chill, but after a period or two had elapsed it would return:
I think there will be nu difficulty now in giving to. your
Cur , the vantage ground of any other remedy now in use
here, &c., Ac. WILLIAM BUCHNER, M. D,
ItIIODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy In existence, Is
equally certain ae n PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take It
lien you feel the chills coming on, and you will never have
single one .
JAMES A. RllODES,Proprietor, Providence, R. 1.
For role by Drugglete generally. }tit
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
Opposite Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE;
STON &y always on band; Stone and Marble - Curbing
and Vaults for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Washstand Tops, and Imposing Stones made
by nuichhiery, in less time apd better style than 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 ethers aro invited to examine oar stock, us wo
feel persuaded that after doing to, and learning our prime,
ISIS and upwards,) but low who are able to own a good
loner, will be willing to remain long militant procuring ono
or more Marble Mantle. They require no .6... tubbing nor
painting; are almave nee; 70 an ornament to a room; aro
not liable to take aro, at.d coot but little wore than a good
wand mantle.
Marble sold low to the , trade. Hearth ' , ono/ made to order.
Oar dock of M ule is the largest in the West, and taibg
mnouractured by the best wo.irmen, aided by machinery, to
wurtL y ut atteotetn.
• . .
eiktreitteil hi me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
filled with devetcli. W. W. WALLAC9.
1;4311."T - NIAC LEIN
z 31_4C111.NE6,
ht. Tire) ItAt Itettr, clean well ; are &treble, and when
the) tt.e rag- cnn be renewed by imichhig
the )11,,r 'I re) tette I.eett used tor tire jean] tu the City
I•,II, of the largt,t mills in the Weet,lnnil
, rant.,l to do -HD will ftee hand -tails.
r.ti.d .t 3tv Liberty su-et, Pittsburgh.
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TMILL. OWNERS.—French Burr and
Laurel 11111 Sows, Baiting Cloths, Mill Spindles, Mill
Loot, &rewt. Street , Biro, Corn end Cob ririndara, Cast I r..,/
Proof .... , tafts, dtc., always on hand and uvula to order, at 310
Liberty street, Pittaburgh, Penna.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.-
u ith we latest improvements, warranted Lest
yo City, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
11,m, made on short notice. Orders tilled with despatch, at
Std toiorty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
apt:
PORTABLE FLOURING KILLS.—TiIe
subscriber has on band, and Is tonnufacturig, Portable
Plowing Hills, of an inappoved quality; they are verycom
pin, run light, grind feet, (fire to fifteen bushels per hour)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prose
a valuable acquisition to iron =sten, lumberman and taro
stock feeders. Orders filled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
arCblaw W. W. WALLACK.
J. U. Drill%
______________________________ MAT MEM
I REE OF CIIARGEI!-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ENGRAVINGS, entitled "Bolton Abbey iu
the Oldeu Times," a splendid steel engraving, fr, en the eelth
brated painting by Landseer; and the "Departure of the
lantelitea from Rota.," a large and beautiful engraving front
a painting by D. Roberts. The retail price of the above en.
„;raviugli is $3 per copy, but will be !sent free of charge, as
fellows:
The suLacrthers Intro esitablished a BOOK AGENCY in
Philadelphia, sod will furnish any book or publication at
the retail prier, free of postage. Any persons, by forwarding
the ~ nt,,cvipt.on prier of any of the $3. Magazines, such as
klare,l•., Putnam's, Graham's, Prank Leslie's Vasil
u tli r e z<< the magazinel (or one year, and a copy
of etcher of the 1.1,0ve heontiful engravings, frtco of charge,
nill,nt I tlum:. to a $G and a $1 Magazine each as Peter
a, on .1 Challen's Indies' Christian Annual, they Will re
taagazines arid a copy of either 01 the above ~,,
r.il Ingo.
1 I . : ••11 Wood rxecuLd With
Ue-till,ft+ and ltespatch. Vier. 9 of Itnildlngs, Ncoapaper
lii , td.hi;s, I +owe of Slachinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge
Cortillcatua, Husiuroa Clrds, 1t a:. All orders seat by lush
ouiritly attelidint to. Persons wishing views of their Cond
uit:, en.e.ratra. can send a daguerreotype or sketch of Ilse
Lnsdi n : ; liy moil or iispress.
Pei sons at a distance..hat lug saleable articles would find It
to their advantage to address the subacribent, as we would
act as ag...nut (..r the sale of the same.
RTRAM k PIERCE,
60 South Third Street, Pidladelphis.
CIERM
0. r. einem 0 CURTII.
BItOTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
at. Anthony Falls,Slinnesota Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, invest
menu made to the heat advantage, and Land Warrants loot
to,L Also, Agents for the wile of Lota in the town of ST.
CLOUD, ss miles from St. Anthony, and bead of titivigatiou
shoie the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
ironsee the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous ad
vantages it possesses, as a place of bialaesa, will make It 000
of the hairnet cities in the NorthwceL
Rss/usernor Ramsey, Illtuaesota.
Hon. Wm. H. Wal', Chief Justice of Minnesota.
Hon. J. Meeker.
Hon. H. 31. Rice, Delegate to Congress.
Rico. Hollingshead A Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Romp A Oaks, Backers.
Ron. T. M. YuDorton, Register of U. 8. Land OMce.
.1,020
.1.111L3 VLAK3.I.S Jane C. HICILICT.
BLAKELY d: RICHEY, REAL ESTATE BRO-
Ilia, corner of SoTonth and Smithfield al:Yenta, title
burgh.
Farina, nausea, Lot., Mills, Furnace', kc. kc., bought an.l
501.1. m commission; Land Warranta bought, sold and loca.
ted , Bill., &,n& and Notes negotiated. Especial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms
reasonable. ciov27:daw
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Ageut
for procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the Col
lection of Claims in Great Britain and Ireland.
44r- eollections made in this and adjoining Counties; Es
tates of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
loaned, and routs collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn
tithe on Full itTli street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh. March 28, Itiss--(mh2lsuiawl
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Coro
„ missioner for ths States of Tennessee, New limp.
thee. Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lows,
lahfornia, Louisiana and Virginia
tb IV ads drawn, and aoknowledments and proofs tfikeu
for record or use in any of the above named States, Illinois,
Mississippi and Rhode island.
Pittsburgh. March ?.X. IRM.—{miati3ctewl
NION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.-
Tli,, Coal Works lately owned by A 7 Leech, Jr. A Co.,
Mooted on the Mutiongahela river, about 28 miles from
Putsburg,h, are now for sale. The property consists of 115
acres nod 116 perches of Land, (mare or lea) and all the
Coal therein; and 11i130 all the Coal in about 100 acres more,
together with Buildings, Railways, &c.
Fur further particulars apply to
D. W. & A. 8. BELL, Atty's at Law,
apiLdswtf No. 109 Fourth at., Pittsburgh.
ARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
B
offers for sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Ounnellsville
Rail. owl, in the growing and thriving Borough of WK.:F.B.
PORT. Four of the Lots are . Met in width by about
120 In depth, frontin, st ...ne end . on the Depot, anti at the
other on Sim lair ; and two of them frontMg for their
whole length on other stre‘le.
TWo LOTS, 3i 3., feet In width, fronting tho other
side of the Depot, and In depth 121—one of the Lots border.
'l'. 3
i k lor its whole length on Jerome street.
11 belt, operty can be found, and it will I:, told low
1...1 of the payment taken in Stock of the Connellavllle
Railroad, if desired. OEO. F. OLLLBIOR.E,
Office of the Morning Post.
Pittsburgh. Auguet 31, 1E5.6.---{dawtf
.
AT IG MANUFACTORY—Mas. RENTER,
sin inure from the Aqueduct, oppoelte the Collectoes
odi• e. All••gheny City, is prepared to till orders for WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. The hest
Inaht v of motet ial to turnished, and enure malefaction guar.
untee,l.mylbalawly
D OORS ! BOOKS ! ! BOOKS !!!----Witil
sretms ..I a Hunter's I ifs.
1 twilling Adventures by Land and SA . a.
Northwood, or Life Nurth and South.
einont'.. Expedition to Oregon and California.
R.• 11 Small . broid
Indi.,n Calm or Life in the Wigwam.
The Staten and Territories of the Groat West.
Noble Deode of Amoricau Worsen.
TS.- )111S,U111 of Remarkable and Interesting Events.
Itneinel Cray. by Julia Kavanagh.
The Mau a Book. •
The Young Lady's Boot .
Japan was and is.
TlViel. Married.
Ethan Allen and the Omen Mountain Ile, as of '76.
Married, not Mated, by Alice Garay.
War in Kan.., Icy Inewerton.
Home For All.
'Cho Weber Cure Encyclopedia, .ke., &c.
For sale by RT. C. MORGAN,
N 0.41 . Fifth street.
NEW DA VINSONS, 65. Market
,meet near Fourth.
P.lllllB, by Richard Chor.erix Trench.
Tito White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The :bailie EiIIUIATS, do. do.
Comic Miseries of Ullll/1111/ bile.
ilelps' Spanish Conquest in America.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, 10 Ellis and Ins Consequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
Hillside Church- or Reminiscence. of a "Country Pastc
rate, by John W. Chickering, D. D.
Sight and Rearing, How Preserved and How Lost, by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo Flenotil, by Author of Dr. Antonia.
Th. Suffering Savior, by Krnmacher.
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T.Ctiati•
nips.
Lectures on Great Men; Myers, London.
Man and Hie Money, It., Use and Abuse; by Dr. Tweedte.
Morishil, stale by Washington Alliston.
Lectures drbreliel to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
Harpers MagaitinAke soon AI plait...bed-10 di . • Jan
TUNE MAGAZINES—Just received and
for snlo by 11. !SINEW &CO, No. 32 Smithfield street:
Ilorper's Miocene for Jurist
God fyTa Lady's Book for Anne:,
Petiirgni's MLipignik far Juno
Arc Jouriasrfdr,44:, „
An the NNW BOOSB'pabltataid ire byr , ,7
.11014131111..*L06y
No.' 82 ; 44141104, 4 11tr0et.
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11110 16 ge
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The GreatestsSidieil D Mit
,0. 4),F zyk it-T 4 KG VI arrsl,
R. KENNEItt jozburs,..o4
ered in one of onr common pastant weds a' restmly
0 4 r.. cures amp *ma of Hinsor,frosa theavnitsliklaVVWlSSl
costsum Pinspia
vented it In over eleven tnuidnid
!S i lted except In two cases (talth thtuldeS Imam.) mons
now in his possession over two p ort uk ates . O y u ,
?avec, within twenty miles of Bo
wo bottles are wspruited So cure ft LlMlXtroore, qua&
Cite to three bottles will care the worst kind of whoplatofi
the boa
to three bOttle. scour/ileXnteint bol11141;
ere battles ball wartanteeto cure the want tetiltpt alp
mcmth *miatomack. •: e-
Three to five bottles are warrented to. min AluMS:$14 1 1 1 )
Ono or two beetles are Wallanted tombs altisOsoettitlie
eyes.
Twobottkei are warranted to Cote runiing e ear,aied
Pour to six bottle.' aro warranted to cure corrupt p q.
tang ulcer%
One bottle will cure ecali oroption of tie* MD. z
WC. to three aro warranted to cure the 3211)q. 1;4 o
perate cases of rheyuxultiona
Two or three bottles are warranted tu.cure the Woridnakea
of ringworm.
Three to four bottle. are warranted•to cure salt !Munn - -
Fire to eight bottles will cure the wont caiepf *CroftAL!..:
A benefit is always experienced from the liiiillsittle,.and
a perfect cure is warranted when. the:above tpunftifyli
taken. Noting lodite eo improbable lb those teliis lire fn tarn
tried all the wonderful medicines of-theslay,ai title - in*
men weed growing in the pasture, and along oldlttone twills,
should care every humor lathe system; yet'ft lincrereflid
fact. If you have a humor It hag to elan, There aranaa
nor ands, home or ha's about Xcliting some cases, and not
yours. I peddled over athousatidbottiteof itierthtiiik"M y
of Boston. I knoyt , lip effects itteverysarsa ~Jtt - hiliekgreatt
done some of the greatest C. - tired ever done in Ausaannetta.
I gave if to children a year old; to old people ot i ehttr th r
have seen poor puny, wormy looking chldren, whosefietits
was so ft and fl a bby , motored tali perfect" kiatOof health "4
one bottle.
To those who are subject to a sick headache,,,one iSottle
will always cure it •It gives great relief totiTatarrhisid
sinew. Some who have been costive fer Yearliv-DitTeAskluz
and been regulated bYit. Where the body is errand%trusts,
quite easy; but. Where there is anyderatigeindittorthe Delia
bons of .nature, It will cause. very shignlinnellin t .yerh
must not be darmedthey, tilwaye ffaour
davit° a week. There iszial%r a bed rtaultitt the..
contrary, when that .feelingiAtrver,-yon
like anew penionl• hien. dome iretherunin
encomiums of it, that:man ever intenedta. 'No.cluisir e z
diet is ever necessary—eat the best you can get have
wise an herb, which, wheirsinimeredtri sweet tllctigno Veit
Scrofulous swelling of the nook and trader the estrat.i , Pritue
SO centa. Price'of the Medics' I Discovery sl,,per bottle.
Directions for Use.-11412! one' table *podia tier'dayt.
Children over eigftt•yeers, 'assert spoonful; eldfttrett from .
See to eight years, tewepoonfni. As no direction.ctm be
made applicable to all constitutions, take enotigh ktivedati
oe the bowels twice a day.
KENNEDY gives personal attendance in bad cues of
Snofula.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. BATHER' I.4oriWit:
wen, corner of Virgin alley; and d: P. (3; .
4
ebony. spl2lydiair
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,'
FOR TILE RAPID 01311 R orootrima, Onnktoiusiii
N I£9B, BRONCHTIIS.WROOPINGWORk mow,
ASTHMA AND COMMOTION.
, . ..r
4.
?"--., ......,,,,,
~. 'rota REICEDI is offered to the pow
.54.•
~ t r-. • in UtdtY With' the eanitdeire vialierite
- ilt_. - au article +which, seldonvfalia4ole*
- -I)'W , Ize the happiest effects that can bed& ,
"ro .
... e . ,r sired So wide hi tut fielfiltlititiiii - '
- - • •••,:.... Meese, end sonntnermmthagssatiof •
. _ • ...3 , *. tte CUM!, that alnitneere4itectkin Of
Ala "IP :44: - the country abcrandain -Itettm . ;e.lniti- ,
:t, ' - .-at., . tidy known, who have -been restored;
from alarming and even desperate d-e.
eases of the lungs, by its use. When once tried, dts• enrss.. ,
riurity over every other medicine of its kind, is too apparent
to escape observation. and where its sir tneliarn known,lbe'
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for On.
digressing and dangerous affections of the pul mo nary or- ,
gone, which are incident to our climate.
Nothing has called louder for the earnest inquirkoitmleo 7 ,
rot men, than the alarming prevalence and fatality ofiars
somptive complaints, nor has any one , ChM Of dieeabaskad
more of their investigations and care. ad me yetiMiliti..'
quate remedy has been provided, on which the paho &l 7d ` ~
depend for protection from at tach e Japan theimpiratierne....l
gaps, until the introduction of the efiIViii.X L PEXT/VailiTai,
Ma article is the pre : duct ote long,lhbonOlscati“ballit%
succeasful endeavor to famish the commerilimihnic,
remedy. 01 this butstatement the American-X*oo4n P 97
themselves prepared to Judge, and l appeePwitncontidencein
their decision. If there is any dependence- f 4; in 41
what men of livery elms and station certify it has done for
the if wecan trust our own senses, when we See ditigerom - i .
affections of the throat and lungs yield to It; if we candayend
on the assurance of intelligent Phyeicbms who make - it theii
business to Imow—in short, if there teeny relirniit airy: , '
thing, then it is irrefutably proven that this medicine.doeszav
lieveand does cure the class &dimes - es Irfadeidgitedlor;br,
youd any and all others that are known to mankitd:.uttaibir
true, it cannot be too freely published, nor too widely known.
The afflicted should know it. A remedy thatenret ii - price: "
lOU to them. Parents should know it, their thildren•arat,t
priceless to them. All should know it, for health
. tan be
priced to no one. Not only should It be•circulatedle'reOhre'
everywhere, not only In thin tountryy bat In all notmirifft,
How faithfully tee have acted on this convictkeis ahqamin .
the tact that already this article - has Made theicitantof tbe- , '
globe. The eon never sets on its limite.No tantiltmi4•ll,
without it, and but few pe.oplea. Although hat in atigentril
use in other nations m in this, it is employed by the more
intelligent i i almost all civilized countries. It is 'eaten.
bird) , employed in both America,—in Europe, Aiia, Aftins, -
Australia and the far-off islands of the sea. Life is asikeir -;
to its possessors there as here, and they grasp at a saleable
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike moat prepar ations
of its kind, it is au expenoive composition ofnostlya.:".
still it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low p . _." ~. and.
what is of vastly more importance to thene, ite'qty - fre . '
nu, er suffered to decline from lie originalatmidard pfact,i,
lea: e. Every bottle of this medicine, now manufactured, is .
as good as ever has been made heretofore,' or se we titivii-' -,.
pablo of making. No toil or coat is spared, laminate:Wog. -
it iu the beet perfection which it is pourable to Produce.
Hence the patient who procures the genuine CestanaTt.O.
T 02.41, can rely on having as good an article ashes. ever been,.
had by those who testify to its cures.
-LULL'S PATENT
nem! in 7tPO Mille in the
I=l
By pursuing this course, I have the hope of dog,entnie
good in the world, as well as the satisfaction of Wleving.
that much has been done already.
Prepared by J. C. A1731t, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mesa.
Sold by IL A. PAIINESTOCK A 00, at Wholesale and re.
tail, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
everywhere. aplsdmdAw
CURE OF BMA AND CONTRAPTION,
HYGEANA
DROUGHT DORM TO THE DOOR OP THE lIILLIOR
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recant.
lily been made by Dr. Craw; or this city, in the treat;
meat of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Imitga
We refer to "Da. Coma' LITORLAA, oa Ittwainve MOUS
VAYOR sun extant Suter." With this new method Dr. 0.
has matured many afflicted ones to health; as an iielaticivii
which, he has turibmerable certificates: Speid attic of the -
treatment, a physician remarks: "It is evident, that mhfling
—contently breathing an agreeable, healing vapor by • ,
medicinal properties =mat come in direct contact with.l.tus .
whole terial cavitiea of the lungs, and thus escape the MAO
end varied changes produced upoft - them when introduced
into the stomach. and imbieet Lathe vroataeof'dfatattair:*''''
The Hygeana is for sale by all the Druggists throughout Opt
country.."— Yew Ibrk Dutchman of January 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under thellieM _
out the least incouvonience—the beat of the hody...liehash z e,
sufficient to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of cases of cuniai . . -
like the following, might be named:
One package of the Ilygeatia has cured me of the dattuntivi..
of six years' standing. J. F. Katteltart,
Postmaster o(Duncannon, , Ps. ;s
I am coxed of the Asthma, of ten years' atanding, by Dx.:
Curtis' Hygoena. Mattostar Eames, Brooklyn, N.!"?..' "-;
Um. Pam, of No. 6 Hammond street, N. Y, witss.uriatof
a severe case of Brouchitia by the Ilygearia. .
My sister lies been cured of a distressing cough, oisiverar
)ears' standing, and decided to be incurable
Maus. She was cured in one month, by the Hygeanti..,,.
J. H. GAUBERT, Iticamonk4k. - .4. ,
The Bev. Dr. camr,vra, of New York, testhitst ortitte.,Mialt.
1 tine in the following language:
Naw Tow, Nceremb6r 15485 L,
Dear Sir think highly of Dr. Curtis' Uygeana aa ent-,
Bay to diseases of the throat and lungs. Uaving badlitita . 6
opportunity to testify ita efficacy, I am nonadneed that Lyles..
most excellent medicine, both the Syrup &DC. the inhilitig
application to the cheat.
N. B.—Dr. Curtis' anemia la the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all ethers are base imitations, ot
and to counterfeits. Shun Iheni ea. you
KUM
sa- For sale by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood streettlL .-
E. &Rem Cu.; Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny Oity; , ,Telne ,—,
Sargent, New Brighton; C. L Kaiser, .ReS,er.
myltdairem
SANDS'
IN (ILIART•BUTTLES. ' • • '
Mir the ReMowd and Permanent cure of all Mugu/
from an impure:gate of Ael3toixl, or
Habit of the Systens.
This truly valuable preparation is extracted fromaelected,,,.
finest room of the deacription, by means Dian' expeliekrill .
powerful apparatus, which obtains the medicinal andnetiTeri:'
principle to a highly concentratea form, so scientifically coror
bining the several vegetable products* hr the prima that a
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is obtained infinitely
rior to any other for pinifyingithe Wood, and the cure of -
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Fever, Sores, PimpleklielLs;
Cutaneous Eruptions, Rheumatism, 31emnrial Mammas, Lifer •
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronehlthi, Consumption, Venetia Ir
regularities, Loss of Appetite, and General - Debility.
This powerful remedial agent acts simultaneously upon the
Stomach, the Circulation and the Bowels, and gently stimu
lates, while it disengages and expels from the system all :that
is irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Bein& pur ely
vegetable, It is perfectly harmless in Its operation- - the motif
delicate persons may take it at any time With perfect safety.,
The astonishing success of this medicine constantly
creasing during the last sixteen years has necmedfca ft - the
distinguished commendations of the yearn,
and It enjOya h..
wide-spread popularity and extensive patronage which throws
entirely out of competition every other preparation of - Banns- • '
orilla.
Attention Is respectfully solicited to the following will&
rate:
nor, N. Y, September 7,188 E
Messrs. A. B. & D. Sagas—Gentiemea: I have for, nesaip
three years been troubled with that dreadful dictum', Scrota,.
la; se much so, as to be offensive to my husband and to myl' '
bar; and to obtain relief, have tridd" every kind of medicine,
that came-under my notice, without affect. One of tnymedgts=.l
h e re who had been cured of a eimllar complaint
Enoraparille, advised me to Make a trial of it, vm(Preilion'trtibr—
my that it has done me a world of good, hlwrinecumpletelk.:l ,
cured me. HOping that my evidence may Induce others
similavly afflicted to.tutopt the , same 'remedy,
eatistactory resul ts,
.I remain gratefully_ycarni..
w,gAn J. lo.ktatim
11126 PreParedand: sold- by A. B. i D. SANDS, TrtaigklV
and Chemist/4.100 . Fulton street, .New York,. Sold alsa bg,
B. A. P.A.MTM. & CO,,
and by. Druggists generally. frice.slpar beta% or inDoE
des As. tri.
.144.1te
THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY--gromq,
all parts of the coattail+, north s and south, the Piojirle:
tore are almost daily In receipt of such flattering- telitinuit&J
Male as the following, relative MB. A. Fahnmtock's cumquat.
ad Vermillige
Oarstrsaorto'; 31345.
NMI. " B. 4. Adinertoth 'hive been senint.yi nu , -
Verniffnge In this placefor give years, and take.pleasure,ip,
atatlog, for the inWirnation of the trade and of the iniblic;
that it has been, so ha Ina know, ono of the moat aatlafik,......
wry remedies in the market, and one of -the most saleable
medicines we have. I have also personal knatiledge 'of tti
good dyecre ir,,pumeropa, casesinndor the treatmentOtinort.
physician; all of whom me It tegularly, and drip remind
it to be safe and reliable as a-worm spa:W. I 'can morn,'
mend it at one of the safest and beatin the market,
lrAlt. HULLIIIEN'.6 PARISLAN TOOTIB.
LI PASTE.—This Tootb•Paste le the tieetrof iteididise
eleanaleg and_preteKving ebb icetlt,.. It 1 4 powitdmitiwe ~
the sopervielon 61"Dr.liniiiite' n. Bu cab" , ~,
ic2il
. OWDER'D BLUE --7 A .§4rikiCsv, :141414/w, , , , -
Jut received and for.eele by
PLUM% UAW
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s a~*:c i..r~.:.
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INHALATION.
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NEV.' AND VERY WONDERFUL:
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA,
=arid , liatiold•by B. k.FAIIKEST(XX -
amier of Wood and Find Ida. Pittabargh.i.4y,
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