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MISCELLA.N EOUS.
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
CORNEA Of St7INTH AND SMITHFIEI D SMELTS.
PITTSBURGH
We hare the following Real Estate for role
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND in St. Clair township, on
the oid Washington Road, well improved.
SIX , CRF.S OF LAND iu Chartiera township, shout half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with valuable
i inprovementa, suited for a genteel country residence.
A LOT OF OROUND in East Libel ty. :40 feet by 150; will
he sold low.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near Minors, i 11,,.
TEN ACE. S OF LAND In Indians township. at the
mouth of Deer Creek on w hid, are good improvements and
an old uitablialied ferry.
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, three and R
half miles from LOgatell Station, on the A. V. Railroad, with
good improvement..
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Ste.
venson street, (opposite the Mercy Hospital,) with modern
improvements.
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the town of Beaver, con
taln=renty-three acres, within eighty rods of the C. A
P.
TWO FINE LOTS In the Borough of Manchester, corn,
of ehartiera and Fayette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM in Der rr
township, Westmoreland county, would be exchanged tor
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCF. at the swis,
vale Station, with five or ten Acres of Land.
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining, the Sals,vak
°tatluu. Apply to (jO2) IILaKELI A ltleltEy
/Jr THE EASTERN DAILIES ere regularly received.
twelve hours in advance of the Mail, and delivered t.. sob.
scribers et the following rotes:
Philadelphia LEIKIER, 10c. per week.
New York Doily TRIBUNE. If.•. lair week.
HERALD, •• ••
•• TIN EiS, " "
Lease your orders r, or any .kther lAt•r11
papers, at 71 Fifth etre.et, for
RICHARD SHANNON
FUR SALE-20 acres 4 land, on which is,
erecteil a hewed log house. frame loin nod other
buildings. nil in good order ; 1., WT.4I cleared. well P.:, .•.I
and in good state ,ultivanor.: a youug orehaid.
acres of gran: and cloy, now in good and thriving k
tion; the remaining 5 acres well timbered—would he is
situation fur a Store, being situated uu the croel roail.. ,
tweeta Itak,r - stown and Butler, in Middlesex township, 1,.11
ler county. Will be sold low —terms easy
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, in a Dry
Trimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted—Several girls to do housework in the city .d
country. Also. &situation be a toy about fourteen year%
ago, in a store, to run errands or other light work.
Inquire of GEO W. BUNN, at his Agency and
Office, north side Ohio street, fourth ilcair oast of Diamond.
ALLEGHENY CITY. .I^7
WANTED —Six good Girls, to do genoral
tiou.ew.irk. TWO or (lire. griod Cook! for city 'Lind
country. A Boy of 17 10 learn a trail,: must tie wi.ll
mended. Also. places for four or five Oirl, to do chanilwr
dining-room work. Four Bo), In MOM" or to ran errol
and five or six moo at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOWRIrs Ne.., Intelligence Othi
tob2o N... 14 Fifth etre,
WA N I) —A Situation as Governess
teach,r, I y a young lady well qualitie.i. and
tag had coneleernble experience; would not object to eo ,
the country.
Wanted—Several girls t,, do housework. in city and
country, and a boy to run of errands, In A shoe store m t ne
city.
For Sale—A email ta:.nere in goad order and Join,: I
bu•inea. in a 4111 111 tall..r•• abtuit lifte,n rules from
city. The owner wishing to co Knit will s.•li at o gi
bargain. Inquire olio. ly. BC N. Li ht. Ag.ncy and 17,
lign,..ce Office, north code ofOhio str•et, rib door 04,1 .1
the Diamond, Allegheny city. my 2
WANTED—A SITUATION, by u young
Lady, in a Dry Goods or Trimming Store, or
nery establishment .
WANTED—Sovoial GIRLS to do housework, in the ..t,
and country. Also, a situation L 2 a lay about tourteen..o t
store to run errands, or other light work..
Ft 'IR SALE—A small TANNERY. is good order and 'I.. ~,•
11 good business., ID a small village stint fifteen miles 0 •0,
the city. The owner wishing to g.• N it. u - ill sell at a g.,
bargain.
Inquire of GEORGE W. BUSS, at Lis Ageuct and I0:,•1
ligence Oahe, north side of Ohio street, tourth 'door wed ..1
the Diamond, Allegheny City .
jot EESON'S IIYDI{AULIC CEMENT, ()it
WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep n.ustant: ln
hand a large stork of this article of the best quality. The
Attention ~t Ctttlltructorn and Builders of Nat Igallttll 1.,- K..
Biidges, Itere•rrolre for Water Works, Ac.,
quested to this artic lc. The well known rem:name n 13,1
perriousnetts of water, chaructensu, of this Cement. n, Gott c•
it Or the first necessity in all structures exposed to OW Si
water or damp ,ap•Stlinl ENGLISH a RICHARDSON
,+ (`1)I NT RV SEAT IN RUBIN;t IN
Tr nR'SSIIII• P ug SALE.—We otter f sale sl.a, ii
tub piece of Land in Robinson township, about seen
from the tit), containing twont3.lour ao rt , t, nil Cos: 1. , 1 •
well improve' and In a high state Of CUlt/Vai./“TI lit•
liced.e contains fire rooms, neatly finished. with kit, I
out.honses, stables and barn Plenty of the best grkr .
,kc Apply to (jylo, BLARELY k FIL•IIiEY
LH. 1 11S11F E L & SUN, DEALER. In
s GENT'S FURNISHING GialDS and SHIRT N
k ecru KERS. Wt WID rt.-;
. ,
T I 1 he subs, rasa,. re•qatrtfully ••
uotcle by them ari• guarant.l 1.• It 1,•
waded to any part of ttu• Union. ••EJ ; a•
ues seothug the °niers their r}.l mut measure,..-1. iu
lurhea, aoj,.nlinr t,, ti, , lormula
if, 111131 1.. cw.. 11.11, mu .1
takt.n. In ull r 1111 . ...ar) no.l- hy tln ut, l , 1*
tip. est:o , ll,o.nel, t.
ii 11 ,
old
Tatrd--Sla , nt. , 0n.1 •1-1. a lb , 'run
11 to t h.. n,, ill -1 ..1.. , 111•1. r. I.•rsKth ar, t.
vrl' l t thi ". l
F I..kght ..f per,on. fr.tt) tie eh n, t.l r t , .
pan
..,r(h—NVltellier with itlemt .f itt,
the style.
Thi, plan it , p rate• Unt.ille. nod 1,:; I.• , •I
gentlemen at it rh,tate ., . te. nn•l it itutems.t.le to -
home Shirt, to butte!). them M nit Iv nud ttt
bawl, a fill', 11.K.IrttrIlerlt : 4 11:rtS r 111/1/.1.?.44
Any .-r:t”rs ad. 1.. UK by tnsil «Ili la. 1,,,,b1a1)
athqbled
st..t, by u tvo
nh,pped. ,Iry
p PORI' E ; ARS-
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i$ 00 , 1 •• V..nte Clot's," Lund.•, Regis:it. 1.1 •
.2.,..khis • La 1 sigvuuultstl" Ist
10,10 i T , 9 It Reg. elgstrs
4,000 Corituauu" Ilse, Ih/isms.
POO. , Si!' Replies
Treu Maries" Reg eusgstr.
11,0(10 1 hot Reg. ••
Zi,(ll/0 Waslutocion' liernosti Cum.,
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ley ,11 1.• I .usi .04 •F ••
nlan.l, ett,l ••r iii she passel . sis ither
the) rrs.l. iroi,r , sus lb. ink. an +len in ., - 1;
istrisil•S) shs t.L.•ll , ars.. F, sunis Iss
lIA‘ EN, Stath•uer.
I , larlost street, currier of Se.
INTO Is'ICTION.----11'e have applicati,n, 1,,r
sou, s 50,,411,4 Instil $3OO $154,011, in ‘4ll
litui• plea-mm.lll I.e Ilssis, , l, and sessure.l •sri the hest
of real e.t.d., clear
wlntoi g t. , tnreid safely. without the nun ~._
large return', nut ti. le rioall;ed. WIII Upl.l, iiJ h• nu.
de,ocue.l. NA IP , will Race Choir per...iinl guarantee
nuninem tratunacted [twin
%Se nee nrllhOri,d I•p hazel- .n.- taint,
InlaV applt 111.hli.ELY
JYI7 heal I.:tante and 11,1,1 ht .k..
AT ER) DESI RA ItLE I , ItopERTI iN
FlFTll WA hat--The n.1,1.1t.,1 Intereet 111
110.!, 31! uhi It are an, nioed. ..n l'enn and It it
et...1..0duee.• tent well
A too. Uri . !... Filth Ida
tented
Two
11u11.i0V4m 01] ,tr, P. 1,1
•t , 'UIPIrd fir-i•rat• t , tanrltA. nil
A Ask of tbre, Business lioness im the v•irtli, of Wamut
and Pear, sti,ets, and 001 Duelling 11.. use on V. alt.: 0
all CU 10,1
Apply 3. BLAKELY
j,17 lt,sl Estat, Itr-Ler-
NEVI' MUSlL—llistatit Bells are s.dtic
pealing • by ii IL Barrows
Like the Song of thirds in rummer -a lieaut.tul m e I 4.:•
lad words bi .1 P Douglas. Esq.. toted,. 19 .1 W Cll,l
Los MeLLI/I.olplesii,l LIU )our post l'ianii—Cll , o Noss
1, 1 Jabs. 114- espagnole national,.
New Jruus NValtg Lewin Wallis.
flty of Penn ()rand Mari h—Charles
Young America March—di hclouted to the " Young Aintri...
s.-arty," by S. W. Itoldridge.
Carnival Iturrialn ; a new Schott isch—F. Burgmullet
The Sultan's Jlarrh—Stepheri Glover.
The au more roam. 111 answer to " we I .0,
missed you,...by F. C. Mellville.
Pour .1., words In 'r I' Eugii.b. movie ly C .
Oh. take in, fle,rgin Imm,—written and composod
ipressly her Sanford's opera Troupe; by S S. Joh IOW:
Jost t is•eived I j I.l‘press and Mt vale by
‘ll.lAftl,liTTE 111,UMF,
Establislisil N., 110
above Fifth Pittsburgh.
NICSIC MAILKIi FREE :1) I ,
. _
LIFE rlOll N I'. FitE)l( T l i y
Ni.ce edition "r 1J hittiiir's
Arnold's I lisistian
Idle of In. Alelander
Buchanan's I' 011, in ;is], t. A thmsn,
pared
Hamilton's 11.. y al Pte.
Art Student it, Jt unich,
Hiawatha.
Firurnashi•r's
Sickness - its Trials and Illisoungs
Marge. , t :Maitland. With other New
Just received by J r. DA% !SON.
jylS h , Market strert. near Fourth,
aft -ABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situa
ted tin the I'vrrlsville Plank Road. mil miles
th city —205 Aster-16U of which itre cleared rind In
Yeti.; ; akin t SO acres of good meadow land. springs in va
ions pane Of the GLIM: a FILM, Ilene,.f
fiamtAiii 4 running Water at the door; imw Frame
Bern 70 by 50 fret ; good st,µbling, sheep
out-bowies. For n Stock Farm it Ls u nourpulv.«,l
try. An Orchard of six acres. good timber, dc. Ininmdiat,
pOILI/P5BlOll rill/ be hail if di.sirell, and the clops, oh. k mid
(annul& implements will be sold at fair prices. F, Iri
terms. dlr., apply at OW" 0331C0. 51 Market street.
JY/2 s eIITHIMPT ik SON, Real Rotate AK to
COMMODORE PERRY'S EXPEDITION
TO JAPAN and the China eau.
The Daisy Chain; by the author of Deartsea.e.
The Martins of Ctro Martins; by Chan. Lever.
Fanny Fern's Cook Book-26 centa.
The War Path, a Narrative of Adventures.
Faahioriable Life: by Mary IL Eaatman.
.moat received by W. A. GILDENFENNEV &
Iyl4 Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
'VOW FoR THE COUNTRY—BOOKS Ti
/I TAKE wyni VOl —lnteresting, Amusing a4•l i
•Irni,toe:
, •
l'itpers, with illustrath.ns by Our'
y. .me t , ..autlfill 12:n" -price $1
Manl,l. [1.4 Mated--12i110: price $,l.
John Br..ughntn'n flutud , ) Papers, Cr Irish Echoes. On.
cent 12m., hive $l.
Vrterri. W.,111 , Verrolll.• I.y CarMille Cheinebr.
pr re
The 1,,,5( 1 Knrly neut
loch: pric.•
The Widow liiehot - lane: price
Gabriel Tan-, Ills F.irtiiiie and Ittn Freeels. 12thei'
price f 1.12.
The Fliticka Patti . 1.3 Mar,.a Harland, imilea of
12 me.; price II MI \ ct •
Jrl2 N. IL! air— I
SUMMER SIIANV LS REKTEI).
,k!,crirti,n of Stella Cashmere. Cr 4„., silk
juvi
Snawls. selling at au immense reduction from usual prn.es,
at the Semi-Annual Sale of A. A. MASON &
lri 25 Fifth street
iuNCENTRATED LYE—A new article for
making Soap. One pound worth ten of potash. on
hand and for sale by Lift] FLEMING BE
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• -16 , .4 r,'",+ - la .
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INVENTIONS AND PATENT
M F F.AroN, Elsg
Dear Sir.—Having, used G. Trott's Patent Oil
almost all the steam engines furnished the last year, and In.
aanauch as they appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our costotners, we have no hesitation in recommending them
a, a good article, and much preferable on account rhea
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned oil ti lobos, or
any other of which we have any knowledge.
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PrITSBIZIAGII, April 12, 1556.
Irry rem.ectfully your .
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Thiq Ihxt Out. ptiletJtv.l T 1,41, 1,,
i/rt, 11l 11, ,II I •ati i tu.• year patd. Wt. tthtl
nu bet - trilittlittal and tlurattio 1.41 Cup, and call re, 0111111., , 1 it
I , ,reluan f Patbburgh Shop f Penna. Control 111
Novembrr
M KSJ
Thl, crtlth, that Wt. h.", 11.1 it, 1,, Ow 1 , 110•7. t t , 111•1 1, • ,,
1., Cups. Mues Eumn. F.. 04 Pdtsidu und
vmtdulet them \.r) ranch .sUperlor t , an) 11.4 of it uut
a hAve ever used. AIF RED THOMAS,
Trva, , ttrrr
Cohnulm,
From the Nett \ o k ttk DU It'llll 1
Patent Finifilling Plane.
Thin 1101.11(11. II IN lutetnied for use v. here it t , :::•
part nn,., and no but
11.1111 , 1tble, kith 111,vantag, n:'
Th.. 11,Ndt, lisimt• in pinesng the rutting
P out ta the wetlge, insten I 4 btllllll. twin COIIIII/1
AlSo iu /11111)114., a Hu nvouth•plce t,, the tan, it It:t
idal:et in front of the chine:, n1:1:11 nen:: h 1111, ,n•rl , - , :et the
rent the ulll Olitllll, 11:1i , t f the [Anne.
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Caiiii it salely he .1 ate
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thrtatg.haut Its Ti leutzth, antl i a a,. ,r
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RD) 1,111, I.ar. 1... km. I h:,t , • lukt, tqn, Sal
tibtam all the attaiitat it
FANCY CLOTIIS
p N1,11 , ,r,. nr
HO, •un + „ dtl. ~n•n• tint. (.11ire..,
I;in... 1 hare ~ lAerv.-.ltin..ann• •ar.. In 4.•1e•
FANCY CASSIMERES,
etttl.ra, Fl-61,11ttnebt light 1.0
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A RARE CHANCE FOR RICIIINIsI's
Or those who ssish to Engage. to I hr
MA (' l 1 ,
OD ENGINE BUILDING BUSINEI.O.
THE INIIERSIC.N El , - M•r- prLN:ll'
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r lxvers from $l'L to $s o.
S leer Cylinders from $4 to $lO.
10n1r,...1 Time Krei.,,
Frollnharn•sChron , anster Series,
Ito. in Silver ileses, $176.
(71,a11,, Sits. Keys, kr.
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11 W. Nrll, , )N, rrro, •d Mnrket 411.5 t..
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sl I,Lgs NMI".
100
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11 , ./.. Bed Cord,
L, .1.. !lockets.
10 LI L Tub., In slolo tint lot WJs L 1
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Tol LET I TT L l
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Doo MI zzi.K,
And man% thung• n., ntuner..ne t , . t.r
su,k ,, t Ft Pl.:•1 Is utourpu,sed for var,ty i u 11,. V.
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1) L E S'l' 'l' E 1 . 0 S A LE. --131. AK EI. 1 .
r, It Cul EV drier ror sale—
A L,,,t 4 t;r.)und on Penn street, and several Pv...11.1.4
ll.,usws -the k.....s.rulsed as a store allA
La el ' , runlet street, near the Dianadel,
Own) lily. and , 1 !lay HOU,
Fir Lot- •I the It.,rough t.)l . Law
reneev.ll,•
A I I,ll—rt,. and a large 1/wl-11 1z
flan,
ii. 11.1 a Thr, v Brick 1iiv..1111: 4 11.1uive. well lini•hoil
A last of Groun.l the ~t Mani het•ti.r, 24 he. tby
124 1 1 feel. Ai loft on l'aye't It' street, 24 by 124 Jeri. in
Manchester.
A Lot or (Inaltvl On P 0.1,14. 4 n co, .27 by
In. and a god firack ea.. 11, 11101-- %. , ry
convenient.
. -
A Lot of (bound it,lon..itoo Lam( Lihert,
feet tnint by 103 Piet dei.r.
A Lot of Orenniii , .au.Lip.tA) Ly
127. and 6VVer.i Frame Buiblings.
Apply to I Jylbi 111,Ahli1.1"
ALE AND BROWN STOLT-.
casks, 7 dot. et, It Kennett scot.•ll AI.
I ndox pal.. Ale
strung •
Brown rqout.
d
3 du
Jost recefted and for sale by
MILLER k RICK F.TSON
Nos 221 and 223 Liberty et
PRESH FIG SL . -100 drums just received and
fur nale by REYMER et ANDERSON,
Jyl4 No. 89 Wood street.
I.lov
lIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
T
C,IMPANY, OF PIIILADEI.PMA.
Banc:ker. T 14.1111.6 Hart. 'Tutus.
Wagner, Samuel Grant, It. Small, 11111 W. Richards,
Nlordet Li 1). Istwts. Asiolplit E. Rorie, David E. Browt., Mor
ris Pat tmsen. L]11.4, N. Brad: ca, President.
en, li. Rewrap., S..cretar
C.o,t.lit t e 1115111A1,, 1.,111.11110 r iiwilli, on every
dettere, :ion ~f property, in Lan and ,touittr. at rates 11.6 lON
XSar, , nsistent t,,ti m.tatty
have resert.sl 11 largo Contingent Fund,
which, a Ith their rapital and premiums, safely Int.-sled, at
fei,l smpl , pr-t... - t II to the assur.
tss. ts • the 1 1 . as pub
st....; • • IL. :In A, t --I !,- ' , ft.",
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r.l.nskt
114.:14I3 81
Engine Build•-r
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they I.eve 1.1.1 IJI.Nt tr.l ..! tee NIIIII , , Fiat
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Atn tl , tl any pr..ito:ll3 Ex..•tattrs. ‘.l I.y
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trf Kt.:lute ..ut tit.• 01.3 010
D KATY: , I)Al . (iEltlt{ uTI:PES AND .\
MD 'r\l I n,tl, to , ” ete It Vett et Ai ^tltkitt.ll. ,
ttzttly tohtttittetl. ttt t ery ttt,t 1 , : at-lly, IdtDt3
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~,,,Dr"typittg. Its the Ittne to elating I, much lots Otto le.
tinned for Dtiuget rout) pee De lest el Ittlaren Lttlit-at in n
1.. w ~o.blitt in eat], tat the [milted
pair gerret,type ttt.tdt II) trt.th t•
Lunt 1,1 ptettires. Warmitted [riles. Prtcert uttplei Ate.
Our mull.. in. Tar VI. tilt E. tll 11
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1,7 the n 111;1 n........rtnt..ta ,11.1
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Ate Yori.. and Collars made to ,:r ter.
pl.; L HIRSIIFEI.I. a ,IN. N., 7i , Wood -t.
GIIOWLATE —lsbuses No. 1 Nerbdk b a •
sale by lel dl MILLER,. RICRETF ,
CATAWBA BRAN 1)1"—T5 boxes Lyon
Llatawha Brandy, for Kale by
LL
j el l; MI ER A RICK ETS.I:,
el A KB. SODA---15 casks curb. Soda in store
1._.) and i•:r cal. by MILLER 1 RICEETSirN.
. ._. .-
--15 bbls. N. U., en hand and for sale
T • by
W ANT am g,
Elb—A dwelling house. ,tainin
four or fine neon, with, fifteen minute• walk el
fhb. ofllffe. Any one having such a heu, to rent can lind
a tenant by addressing Prot, r. Morloug E•at I tithe jell
El6ll'l' Bl' I L1)1 NI i LOTS FUR SA LE
a‘ the upper cud of Latin e urevllle,. formerly Ilatii-1.1,)
.at h 2i. feet front by Ilk) feet .I. l ,ft..bug on a wale /tire,.
annd in a very drab-able situation far a residence if cold al.
to g ether. Apply to i jr-111 BLAKELY t RICHEY.
STAII . H .7---.
12 boars orris and Oswego Corn Starch ;
6 - Becker's Purina;
- Wheaten Grits; rued by
F. IL DRAFO.
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DEEM
1856.
'SLY ROUTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROLJE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBUIViII TO DAYTON AND IX
DIANAPOLIS.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
_
LITTLE All RAILItO.I9S.
VIA citE:m.L.NE AND C1)1.1 - MB1 S.
QuirkGst Route from Pittsbaryh to Cincinnati.
e.)NNECTLNU litlltlati with U. S. Malt Uri° 5t1,1111.1,1,
Covington and Lazuli:Ct. Railroad, Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad. and the Lawrenceburgh hints. Connecting via
and -Neill.. with the Da.Y l ". and Xenia ' a n d
Indiana Central Itailraads.
THROUGH TlCliedS, via (3tlionlius and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louis. Indianapolis, titic., &e. Via
Columbus and Xenia. to Layton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, kc. ,te
THE LITTLE 11 I A3ll via (It/1.1 , 31111:S, connecting with
the Covulgton and Lexington Railroad, the 3. 31.1
Lino Steamers, the ultio and 311saispuppi Railroad, /lad the
1..vre.1,‘ ID- le. idlers Irwipities no other rtace
gia:•. ILI through tickets by all the above routes can ttul,a IM
procured ua I'.luruhun and the Little Miami Railroad.
The route front Treat.. via Calumbus Laing the e i t . t e m
to Cincinnati, ttnables a uniform and safe sped. CtluM
are certain, and passengers hau full tune for meals. 1.1) the
Forest and Belief . ..tad.• route fn ma Trestline, a danyeraux
and break-n.. 4, /peed is required, and c.nyient'd to overcome
;distant
1,111/ . yin C 'mime to Tincit.iatti and Indianannlis,
le roads hatiasted anti mouth. ltd the
Fttrest and Ilea...nine La., passengers ride over the
roughest roads in 1./11/.•.
THRBB DAILY TRAINS. VIA COLUMBUS AND
CINCINNATI.
l'ttteltur,lt at :100 o'il•tck A. M. tar
Tteatline, Ct.lentltt.. Laiati St. Ltalis
lei mgt.. tint In Iliii:ap,ll/4. Th.
((its., at i'int t.n• L.L/I lily minutes lit
I ad , ale •• th.. Ft test a ttd It, Iltxtxttsint.f..nte
alt I'ltt•dttr,tl. ta 7 do k A: xi
* * l l...1.1111*•11, avt Cincinnati This
t.nnts ifl 1,,1y Tin C.-IL:ink:, CI, oust(
Taint. Ts(ta ! , .tugs lattOttirgh at tt . t•lts - k NI :or
T ; sailat.., T. hunt , . Nenut, Cincinnati, 1,111.1 . 111 P. Si 1.0t.03,
I Lexington mei Induuutp 4is. vta I. iwt tat, dingt ;
TWO DAILY TltAINs, VIA Ttil.l - 311il:S, DAYItiN,
AND INDIAN'A BOILS.
YEasx Tamil 0%1.. k
Cri-itlinii,l24.lllll - 119114, XeuLt, thiFloll. I nilititospolix, Lain( rite,
'L•rre Hata, Vintatit nets. St. Istins, Cairo, Evans. Ac.
citoitt. TRAIN leaves httslairgh at 7:30 ''cloak A. M. for
I't est line, I Omnibus, Xrnili, Illtyl./I),lrldialailudlo. Lafayette,
I,•rre haute. Vitl,litieq,
'Fax, leaves l'ittsLargli at :1 tt'elock I'. 31. arc
ct,t, i p i p/.., Y, nut, I nhanalatils, laalayta
t`l I. a s, Cairn. Einitsville, kt
It —sta.], yane tickets s C. and s .ol are st.ie
ttf • :tis tetra
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114.• 1.... , t , , 1t...1.. et, ttrraug .4.1 t., run in 1.1,.. oatorwll...o
I a tth thi... r.h..rt , ; , rout..
•,r ail :t]h•rntt ha] nnl Thrfluch Ticketa, pleaae apply a.
the Whin aa.] p,nt ] .]tlyanta Railncal Officr, otruer tttlite,
I tn.]. the Mou•attnthelit thatme.
J. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Ur at ?talent] :- ] treet Stallon,
GE]) PARKIN, Ticket Agent
tip, 0. itES? Agent, ?mat:arch.
1' W TItA PY.II. Utmer•..l Ageut,
CLEV EL AN D AND PITTSBURGIi
RAILROAD, •
CvNNECTIM3 11l
4/1,10 and Permaylvanlen Railroad,
%IA ALIA ANCK.
111 F: .1NI) QVICISE,T ROUTE TV CI.IC,^
!‘ v‘, (1.10 ELAND
11„. ,„ If 11111.+ nh•ort, nn -I ab.; i tjlte
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,ur imam I.etvr,(lll.,.•tabi4lecti4elocigo
t l'hicago tuenty.four
MI I ri L. -L1124 liortl ,reti h , or.
TI I,IJ AY. .11.. y 15.56, the Trnllll
nthu. Nll/ It.. follow..
„r 1011, a:id Pen 1/I” . lrnoin Railroad lia,,•
A SI mild 7:111i A M. and I'.
I • Jr.. A1t141. , uat 7 11. A. 51 nail 11 A M aud *SO I'. SI.
at 1.. aI A 51.. '.::501' V anircir.3o
St • • •ii thin with Ile% lan , l Railroad for
A ' , druid 3101 Ledirl
rir atil the North
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a,.aa t..r 1' 7.t in;11/4. 1(••Ck
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TILE PENNSYLVANIA RA1(.110A1).
T 1 I F. ti 11 I.:AI:CENTRAL ROCTE,c'ntleelig
the .Itlanti, ith Weatern Neetleweal,..l
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'tate, between Philadelphia &Pittsburgh.
ItST I, Dry Ua,h, t 1 ,, hm ,
'IZI Fur.. Feather., At:
and 6tutlout•ry,
hi y (totals, to hntraJ Ilardware, I. tiak. too t?”.
Itaggittg., Bacon 11h1 0 ,
tool Pork, (In hulk,l !letup. Ate. . )
Fixli, Baron and t
lOU Pat.
tpacked,l !Animal Lard tat
Flttl'l6-55t:1 . (11,1 14, bat rel.
4E- In tamping Itotals trout ant. itoult Knot of Phil.t.lel•
pillar be p;trtirulat to toark 'tart:Age, out itioinsyiron,
lidt://r,ul" All iitietts consuttl Eh.' Agents of thin llond
nt Itioladelphot or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded wllleatt
detention.
Mo+o.l Ptter, Ito.ton; J. I. Elliott, Now
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mote , ch.,. I'. I. rain INcus, Pst h•burgh ; Shringninn n.
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11.11. HOUSTON,
Genoral Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
11. J. LONIIIAEItT,
tny9 Superintendent, Altoona In.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Summerir7r-augCmeut--Chonge of Hour
nr itiol eft, MONDAY hest there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS Ind.w,n mid PHILADELPHIA.
THE MUIININU MAIL TRAIN Ivey, Pithiburtth tor
Hole&'phut et r:3O A. M.
THE FAST LINE leaves Pittgburgh for Philadelphia at
P. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves PittAburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. 31.
BLA IRSVILLE ACCOMNIODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts-
Lit rob daily. except Sunday, at 4.311 4, l c:it/Gk. P. M.
'MINTON'S ACCOM3.II)DATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at II o'clock A. M., :;:30 P. M., and 61'2u P. M.—ruuning
as far as Turtle Creek Brahr ,
Tlt 11b0Ve Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and fries St. Louis, Mo., Alton, Galena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Hy.; Terre Haute,
Nliulisou. Lafayette and Indianapolis, hid.; Cincinnati. Ihay•
Springfield, BAlefontaitie, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Colunilis, Zanesville, Nlassillon and Wooster, Ohio; also,
ith the Steam Parket !haus from and to NEW ORLNAT4B, ST.
Louts, I.III.IIATILLE and CINCINNATI.
TRHOIitI II TICKETS ran be had to or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
qtarting points. Passengers from the West will find this the
, diortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, P.llti
more, New T.aG, ur Booksu. J. SLESKIIIEN,
Agent, Passenger Linea, Pittsburgh.
THUG. M.o= aa.
AVMs PsiMagni Lines, P
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILI
• ( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
PAS:ENGEI: TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
N YS, un follona
Lemon Pat:4,11:47h L.r Cr. ,tlin al 3:00 A. M. 4.20 A. M.
und 3 P. NI.
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Cn•atlim- P.lt-I,ur A. M Y. )t
land 1 . ..t..51.1 P. M.
ma i.•• I. ~mectiona at CR EST LINE with
Trains for COLUMBI S. DA ylioN, CINCINNATI, BELLK-
FiiNTAINE, IN DI ANA I'n l.lc. CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
1131 , 1 nil points iin roads ext,oiling West nod South-went
through 01110, INDIANA an 1 ILLINOIS.
TRAINS PR , 01 PITISItI ri,onert at Mansfield with
Train, on Sandusky. Alansti,lii and Newark Ruini, for CHI.
TOLEDO and SANDUSK ; making as quick and
sure ..,no,Dons to CHICAGO. RA by one other route. Con
nections are made nt Alhall,e with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, hir CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and HUI. FAI.O
PaAsengerb lesv,u,„ l'ltt.d.urgh, at 3 I. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, haw• the benefit of a night's rest, at
Mannheld or Cleveland. and arrive In Chicago early next
evening.
'fr.. East flow Crt,•Couu rnakc clod.. connections with
'Cralnm on Penn,;yl, anis 0,0.1,1 Rallroad for PHI LADE!,
I.IIIA, BALTI.II.ME and NEW TORE.
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.•,nnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Belleforimine,
Chicago, Bock lnlaud, lowa City. lintilieth, Milwankie
sprinkoh.ld, 111., Fort Wayne, Clevi•laud, and the prin.
clpni aka in ;he Wt.N!
T 5 • •,ngh twkote, thi-. lino 11111 y 1,0 ho.! at all a the
alnAt• 1.0,1 For l'itt.tatrgh. 11.1Itubore nod
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. I:Nv 11310DATI , IN TRAIN leaven new
It. ittlihni 11,r Inthildirgli at 7. A. )1. Juld 1!,,, I'. M. Leaves
Ihttmldirgh f,/r New ktrtglit.4n, at A. \I. and Sli, P. 31.
4E Far i.u.kan , and further infirrtnatn,n avid) to A. T.
JoIINS , EN, at the corner •dtlee, under theNlonongalvda
-r at the Ft-leral rareel lo GEO. PARKIN,
11 ket JUAN KELLY, Paasenger Agent.
Illy 21 I .1 11. 311aIRE,
Great A merican and I.'. S. Express ant
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AND TWO C1i.0.1.„3 OP LOl, 1J.1 , 6.3E AVOIDID.
AIR LINE ROUTE
UtTWLEN
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
VIA CIIICAIio, AI.ToN AND I. LuUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Allimiseippl
le.kiLiy Tu rT. LOCI, in lid:, hours. Trains los,
tho I Mo.. Listiot, loot of ater htrot—
,l. U. bay Ex props doily. Sundoys 7:15 A. M.
tit. Louis !sight Ex pros. daily, :-Stturilii)
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it I Freight Emigrant Stnitbr excepte
io A. M.
fdt,uy. cherAed through t. Laic
Trains run direct through t.; Alton.i_.9 iles,) without
change of Mr. nr Isuumge, and amine, Vi Company's
splendid steatite!, WINCHESTER and P DEER, running
in exclusive with Passenger trains from Alton to
St. Louis. T'-'ll miles,) without landing. These Willa, for
spArd. r; s;•nienee and elegance, are unsurpassed on the
11 srom i; waters, being fitted up with Baths and !parlous
Warn r,suis, affording to passengers Tie opportunity of !:-
I... Ting the dust unavoidable in summer railroad traveling,
and rest:Mhz St. Lull. refreshed from the efirets of a long
ride.
KAN,... and NEIIII.ISIiA this ty the most ../1,,t
1.11t4., awl is,sebgers 41,-stm,cl likondagen r.
n, 6Pngt Id,•
and nII 1,1111,1 ou M13.1,,1111,1,
:, 5. Kann., Cam!), land aid Tenntiameiri riitiirs, sill siito
imporlLs: aar iJig lit .I,t•stice, Lell/4 .i,VeUly-CWO
Ire It, :hint) ••.. mile, kit! to Incriamluatint,
aitil r milt+ Icnn C ...,,Irts;lstilit, titan by any other
Ttnrinn.nn: Tn. ken. oe,.r Oa. rain to anal Le procured at the
%AI, I, IL.lllOxll ket intlceo rant Vorkt. & aqua, Plana
•kaptna, Itnl tnuann A I t.an) , Buffalo, @c, and at all Thi 'main
nuke: 1.1t1k . "11 ihroattnnout z , tataa, and inn t.lia.t.ago at line
naatin) . s 'a. 4 Dearbara ttreet, appetite tta.
ire
i„ut II ,u,—.11 at tine Inlet of One Illitioui Central Rail-
Itemr.nnsible Baggage M. ii will alwayi. be at the Depots of
the yam,. g..ing into Chicago, to Check Baggage
any pcini deured on the line.
it. P. NItiltUAN, Jr., t 4 upeiintendent.
J. b.
ite47 Ueiserwl Pinininuger Ageiii.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
VILONI PITT:411:11.GO TO
L'tiiiirtiliun, In lintitiptil le,
Tray 11.Luiti,
\ levia City,
a. 1-oinit, Ernie, ille, Itubuque,
Pacu•u, C,nro.
Serra, SIL mphie, Peotiit,
Peru,
N Neu OrleatiM,
AN In TILE rICINCII'II CITIES IT TILE W.? ANT, SOITII,
Steubenville St, Indiana Railroad:
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. itu and after NIUNItt fth. 1at. , 5, a DAILY
LINE. tooni amt null: minotm t-zoitioarn. commal. ir
IA att....menet-A and motntitii, ottnera. I,•ave
I nigh avery , I' M
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FAIR 1 . J.(' Itaao.
Panres,gern 'Map ..0 I.n t 1. an 1 rea. h SteutatnYill... at
Lak the lottoo.ng ntAnin.,--c.tm.• tow oak, the
Tram at 71f , A. Al., direi t conneetnin ugh Train ,
Ali Inn ottitionJ romfortable night),
•I, alit a omftn,i :Aria:an ..7 .1.9 U tram ( ; 4 rinirnxiii.
11-0 - his, cheap an t.) m any otner Railroad route.
f. r and In • al 'ln Ltin, and further Information,
.1..111N .1. HiII:STUN.
N 11. , Ntator Intt,bitrkli.
lir,/ 0%. t l up , rintnu•litot
L. i.EVENSI'. 7,• tiara:
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAI►,
C4111(1ING Tllll
Cireat United State• Mall and Express
TWO PAS: , RNEJEII TRAINS IttN run,
leußth fr,lll 1.1:11L QUE n , i Al RO,
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:AN P. M.
1 . A.e. 4 4 . 11i.01 I , from tho VAAL and place. on lb. . Ohio riror,
‘1,•. , 11111,/ it, St. I+ ,114. wII +.lO it, 11111 ,, todioto and nto
tdin to, Ott i,ithai front Can, io ,t. arm,
by taking II
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ALLEG H EN V VALLEY RAILROAD
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!illortest and quickest Route to all Points
on the Allegheny River.
TWo DA11.1"rl:AIN, h:Z.LIiIOI IIS -
11.mnerly vt • k. \I., t, KITTAN N
dAItIoN. Fit ANIALIN. Fdi , MAN K, ISRADY4 ME\ I.
11 , .NING. REIM ER:71.11:It(i, 1:1;outO and al:
',ants North
Ern...4; leAv.s At h 4.... I`. 1.. tamping ..1
all waA -at ationa.
Fare to Kittanning. 31, !db.
S.'. 2.
iimmkshurg ....C t. Pun Naiawney .......
Itol-Bank . • 2
Adams • 2 on. Itut al \ Meg, ............ . I
ltt ad, 's Mind . 11almutug 1 7ti
Ilersburg ..... ... Texa s ,
Itethlebein 7.• lie. lonics: nu g t 4,
:Shantiondale ...... A.k vine
Tickeht to all of the above moos, eau to prtainred at the
0111. e. coiner of Penti and Wasne bireets..lllki at the Depot
on Taylor street. .1..1.
yCI ,tpertutandeut.
MAi;AZINF:S,
Harp., .1‘11)---1•1 tre ientn.
11...ley's Lady's Bog; for dul t
lit almin n )1 &won.. for July- 21k.
hitersot.'• 11.tgaglin. loi Jul) -17.-
N dont mil for Jul)
Yankee Nona,, h.r Jolt - 12.•
Inch nr'• Maga/A ie• for Jul . , -lug.
J..llllthall 1 . ,•1 lth duly —a magnificent
doable nifinhor—pri... 12,
e pot ro.nvol lit
1..1 C FIER'S BOOKSTORE,
.11.2 u No 77 Fourth otres.t.
Litlit 5.11.E.--- . 20 A,res L an d, a g , ) ,„1
insane n for a counti v more, about 20 miles front the
oty, in a thriving neighborhood and no store titian
and lot mid t tiro , vacant lots in Alleghen) City.
WANTED,
A situation by it young lady in a dry goods or trimming,
Store. or millinery ti.dablishmeitt—for one cook—ts.,, girls
to
It., housework—one boy 1t leatrn a trade—two boys in
stores or run of errands—two men to work on farms or is
hot ing work in the city. Inquire of George W. 8111111 at his
Road Estate Agency and I ntellizence Office. on the north
io,le of 01510 st.. 4th door cuss of the Diamond, Allegheny
City. Jel9
MELODEONS AND REED ORGANS,—
Charlotte Mane tills Jinn. received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and (teed Organs in elegant rosewood
cases of every variety and style, minprising 4, 41, and 5 o
tio tio, portable style, with scroll legs; 5 oust sd.t: octaves,
seraphme or Piano style, with rich moulding,, carved music
desk, &c.; 5 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, and contain
ing 2 sets of reeds throughout, the oils tuned sin octave
above the other; au excellent. tmtrument 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 reconiniended as being far superior.
both in tune and finish. to any others manufactured.
The r his-f iniprovenlOnbi lnp.m Seidel; die IlinkerS bare
secured Letters Patent) consist/3in bringing the wind to Ile
dirct; y ups on the reed, so is, to prides. on opening the key
vnl r. . the quiekost possible vibration, and the sound then
paws s into a modulating chamber, teuclesed by the swell.)
whit It mellows the tone, and give it /110, of melodious, Mite
like quality. than is the general property of reed instru
ments. Vie sale by CHARLOTTE BLUNIE,
.1,17 - Old Established Plana depor' N... 115 Wood hi-
F l5l.1 -10
Iteeeived and for sale by
1,1)1s. Lake Superior Trout
SPRING Elt 11A RBA 1.:(1 11,
995 Liberty strevt.._
REFINED SUGARS--
15 Üblo. Lt.verings A" crushed Sugar;
.lo Stewart's -.A" do do;
15 do Lovering's floe pulr'd do:
It) do du coarse do do;
lu do do crushed do; in store and
rut ode by Delo) MILLER & RICEETSON,
LUDLUM'S SPECIFI
and for sale by 1102/]
BTRINI
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TONICS WON'T DOI--They never did do
mote than give temporary relief and they never will
It to lieotai.e they don't touch the canoe of the disease. The
cause of all ague, and bilious diseases In the atmospheric
poison called Miatima or Malaria. Neutralize thlissoison by
Its natural antidote, and all diocese canned by It disappears
at once. Rhodos' Fever and Ague'Cuve Is this otifilidote to
Malaria, and moreover it is a perfectly harmless medicine.
The e..rtiftrate of the celebrated chemlet, J. H. chum., o r
New York. to this effect, is attached to every bottle; there
fore if it doe, nu good it can do no harm.
Thin is more than can be said of quinine, Arsenic, or any
tonic In el istenre, as their use is ruinous to thecoustitution
and brings on Dumb Aane, which never allows a person to
fsel perfectls well Mr a single moment. In Illustration of
these truths I annex some ex tracts from a letter Just received
from a Physician _ .
JAS. A. RHODES. Esii.--Dear Sir: Yours of 21 lost. in at
hand. The Core arrived late last year and the ilifbcolty in
getting any one to try it was greatly Biwa:eta:l 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
escape taking Quinine, contained the drug itself!
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would invariab y
break an ague, 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 Cur,'. The following is 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 i electing a radical cure Of
all three of these cases with your remedy, and they have
not had a chill since. In all three of these cases the Smith's
Tonic had been used, awl would, as before stated, break the
chill, but after a period or two had elapsed It would return.
I think there will be no difficulty now in riving to your
Cure the vantage ground or any other remedy now in use
here, Ac.. Or. I LLIAII BUCKNER, 11. D.
livlrES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
itA LARI A, the only !.armless remedy In existence, is
equally certain ag daItVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
I.lorl t.. 0 feel th, sills coming on, and you will never have
a sing' , one.
.1.\31 ES A. RHODE'S. Proprietor, Providence, R. 1
For ,ale by Druggists generally. Jell
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
opp.ste Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
sTONES always on hand; Stone and Marble Curbing
and Vaiiita for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Waahstand Tops, and Imposing Stonesma
by machinery, in lean time-and better style than can be do
by mere manual labor. Particular attention Is paid to the
manufacture of
of which we hare a large variety of beautiful patterns.
11011 s and others are iuvitod to examine our stock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices,
($l5 and upwards,) but few who er• able to own a good
house, will be willing to remain long without procuring one
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; ale
not liable to take tire, and cost but little more than a good
wood mantle.
Marble sold low to the trade. Hearth Stones mado to orde
Our stock of Ilartilo in the largest in the West, and twin::
manufactured by the beet wo:kmen, aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
filled with despatch. W. W. WALLACE.
S MUT
MACIIINES.-LULL'S PATENT
S BURR SMUT MACHINES, used in 700 Mills In the
est. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they become smooth, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the Burr. They hare been used for aye years in the City
Mills, Pittsburgh, iota• of the largest mills in the West,)and
are warranted to clean well. For particulars, see hand-bills.
Orders filed at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
api22 W. W. WALLACE.
rro MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
11 Laurel 11111 Stones, Belting Clothe, Mill Spindles, 51111
Irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron
Proof Staffs, Ac., always on band and made to order, at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
ap22
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted I.,es
.11.11ty, on Land and made to order. Boiler, of Jill - duo
iron, made on short notice. Orders filled with despatch,
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ap22 W. W. WALLACE.
PORTABLE LOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber has on hand, and is mannfactnrig, Portable
Flouring Mills, of an imptmved quality; they are very con:-
part run light, grind fast, (live to fifteen bushels per boor)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prove
a valuable acquisition to iron masters, lumbermen and large
stock feeder, Orders tilled at 310 Liberty streeLPittsburgli.
ap2ilaw W. W. WALLACK.
I. 4 I HEE OF CHARGE , . !—TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ENORAVINGS, entitled "Bolton Abbey in
the Olden Times," a splendid steel engraving, fr. m the reli
brated painting by Landseer; and the "Departure of the
Israelites from ligarpt," a large and beautiful engraving from
a painting by a Roberts. The retail price of the above en
graving, is $ s per copy, but will be sent fret of charge, as
follows:
The subscribers have established a BOOK AGENCY in
Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication at
the retail price, free al postage. Any persons, by forwarding
the sulserippon prier of any of the $3 Magazines, each ni
Harper's, bogey's, Putnam's, Graham's, Frank Leslie's Fax',
1.•os. Sc., win reeriv., the magazines for one year, and a coi,y
of either of the above beautiful engravings, free of charge.
or if ruls..ribing b. a $1 and a $1 Magazine, such as Pet.
son's, and elmlien's ladies' Christian Annual, they arts I
,vice both magazines and a copy of either of the above en
gravings.
Every description of Engraving on Wood executed with
neatness and despatch. Views of Buildings, Newspaper
Headings, Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge
Certitiattes, Buelnees Cards, &c. All orders sent by mai!
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their build
ings engraved can send a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by mail or express.
Persons at a distance having saleable articles would find It
to their advantage to address the subscribers, as we would
act as agents for the sale of the same.
BYEAM & PIERCE,
50 South Third street, Philadelphia
G. T.HROTT 0 tiMid
BROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real EFtate,
St. Anthony FallaNlinnesota Territory. Land fought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, inveid
',lents made to the best advantage, and Land Warrant, loca
ted. Also, Agents fur the sale of Lots in the town of S'r.
CLOUD, Si miles from St. Anthony, and head of navigation
above the Falls. The survey of the groat Pacific Railroad
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous al.
vantages it poimesse.s as a place of businviss, will make it one
of the largest cities In the Northwest.
Fa-Governor Ramsey, Minnesota.
lion. Wm. 11. Welsh, Chief Justice of Minneeota.
Meeker.
lion. 11. M. Rice, Delegate to Congress.
Riee: I lolhogehead A Booker, Attorneys at Law.
Me..srs. Bump S Oaks. Bankers.
Ben. T. M. Fullerton, Register of U. S. Land °dice
sen2o
JAMES BLAILLT JAMES C. RIC:IET.
BLAKELY & RICIIEY, REAL. ESTATE Eno
ins, turner of Seventh and Smithfield street., Pitts
burgh.
Farms, Houses, Lots, Mills, Pinnaces, &c. itc., bought and
sold on commission, Lund Warrants bought, sold and Iona
; Itiits, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Especi..: Oat ntiou
given to subdividing Farms, so I disposing or them. 'lcrms
reasonable. nor27:dry
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Low. and Solicitor in Chancery, A 6.., I
for protairing Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the Coi
l...tam , d" Claims in Limit Britain and Ireland.
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Ohl— Odle, ons made in tins and lutfoinlag Counttoo ; Es
tates of ilei . mients nettled; Real Estate bought, sold ‘.l
- and ream e“ll,..eted. Moneys ineeated on Mortgage
OE other sornrity. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office en FOURTH qtrnet, a few doors abort Smitltfield.
Pittstlrgh, March 2S, Ilieb—Onbi2,X:daw I
34 •rmteu
A Vtr. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Cora
tuissiuurr for the States of Tennessee, New II snip
,tire. Ouitiecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
tuoisiana and Virginia.
prods drawn, nil aaknowledments and proofs taken
record or new in any of the above named States, Illinois,
tssissippi and R130(10 Island.
Pittsburgh, March al, 1855--{mh2Bdaiw]
U NION
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—
UTho Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. Co.,
dtuated on the Nlonougahela river, about d 8 miles from
Pittsburgh, are now for sale. The property consists of 115
sr-es and 110 perches of Land, (more or less) and all the
Coal therein; and also all the Coal In about 100 acres more,
together with Buildings, Railways, Ac.
Nor further particulars apply to
D. W. di A. S. BELL, Atty's at Law,
ay 11:dawtf No. 103 Fourth at., Pittsburgh.
BARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersibmed
offers for sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
end adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Oonnellsvillo
Railroad, iu the growing and thriving Borough of MIL ERS.
PORT. Pour of the Lots are 371, feet in width by about
20 In depth, fronting at one end on the Depot, and at the
other on Sinolair street: and two of them fronting for their
whole length on other streets.
litso---TWO LOTS, 37ty feet in width, fronting the other
aid° of the Depot, and in depth 121—one of the Lola border
ing for its whole length on Jerome street.
No better property can be found, and it will add low
fort of the payment taken in Stock of the (MimeHaynie
Railroad, if desired. GM). F. 01LLMOILE,
Office of the Morning Post.
Pittsburgh. Atinmst 31, 1E155.-4 . daterf
WIG MANUFACTORY—Mits. RENTER,
sis doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
Allegheny City, is prepared to fill orders for
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL 11AI lt WORK. The trot
quality of material Is furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed. myltodawly
It_OOKS I BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!—Wild
„11 Scenes of it Hunter's Life,
Thrilling Adventures by Lend and Sea.
Northwood, or Life North and South.
Fremont's Expedition to Oregon and California.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Indian Captivities, or Life in the Wigwam.
The States and Territories of the Great West.
Noble Deeds of American Women.
The 1 useum of Remarkable and Interesting Events.
Oray. by Julia Kavanagh.
The Young Slan's Book.
The Young Lady's Book.
Japan as it was and is.
Twice Married.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Heroes of "; 6.
Married, not Mated, by Alice Cara)...
War in Kansas, br Hrt,VPri.On.
Monte For All.
The Water Core Eueyclop..din, Sr., Ac.
For side by B. T. O. MOBOAN,
Jr-11 N 0.41 Fifth street.
_
NT ENV BOOK S AT DAVINSONS, 65 Market
11 street Ileftr Fourth.
Poems. by Richard Cher.ertz Trench.
The White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Illiutvrit. to, do.
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Helps' Spanish Conquest iu America.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immit,mition, Ito Evils and Its Consequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
Hillside Church ur Reminiscences of a "Country Pasta
rate, by John W. Chickering, D. D.
Sight and Hearing, How Preserved and How Lost, by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorene.° flononi, by Author of Dr. Antonia.
The Suffering Savior, by Krumacher.
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chao
ning.
Lectures on Groat Men; Myers, London.
Man and Ills Money. Its Use and Abuse; by Dr. Tweeille.
Monaldi, a tale try Washington Alliston.
Lectures delivered to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
I I timer s Magazine,-as soon as published-20 cts. jel9
TUNE MAGAZINES—Just received and
fu for ade by EL MINER & CO., No. 32 Smithfield greet:
Harper's Magazine for June;
God,y'e Lady's Book for June;
Peterson's Magazine for Jane;
Art Journal for May.
All the NEW BOOKlieblithad are for sale by
H. MIN= & CO.,
Na 89 Smithfield street.
gross in store
• RMINO HBO&
MEDICS T.
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MARBLE MANTLES,
W. W. WALLACE
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MEDICAL
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE A.GE.,
M R ;e K NEd
in Mme r I ili,
our o of Roxbury. luts diseov
that cures retry Aim, litetsor7"rim i rA 2 e r° w r ee st d :Sc;o ' f re ula ned io ) ;
common Pimple.
Ile has treated It in over eleven hundred cases, and never
failed except In two cases (both thunder humor.) He him
flow in his possession over two hunded certificates of its
value, all within twenty - tulle/Co( dlostedi.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing, sore mouth.
One to three bottles will mire the Worst kind of pimples of
the ace.
Two to three lsatles will scour the system of boils.
Two bottlos are warranted to cure the worst canker to the
mouth and stomach.
Onoor two bottles are warranted to cure all humor of the
eye*.
Two bottles itre warranted to cure running of the ear and
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and run
ning ulcers.
One bottle will cure will, - eruption of the akin.
Two to three bottles arc warranted to cure the most den•
perete cases of rheumatinn.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the wont cases
of ringworm.
Throe to four bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum.
Fire to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofula.
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A benefit la always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect corn is warranted when the shove quantity is
taken
Nothing looks so impriiiiithle to those who have In vain
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day, us that a com
mon weed growing in the pasture, and along old stone walls,
IShopld cure every humor in the system; yet It is now a fixed
fact. If you have a humor it has to start. There are no Ifs
nor ands, limns or ha's about suiting some cases and not
yours. I peddled over a thousand bottles of It in the vicinity
of Boston. I know its effects iu every case. It has already
down some of the greatest cures err done in Massachusetts.
I gave it to children a year old; to old people of sixty. I
hues seen poor, puny. wormy looking children, whose flesh
was soft and flabby, restored to a perfect state of health by
one bottle,
To those who are subject to a sick headache, one bottle
will always cute it. It gives great relief to catarrh and
claret tome who have teen costive for years. have taken
and been regulated by it. When the body is ...mud it works
quite easey, but when• there Ls any derangement of the func
tions of nature, it will cause very singular reeliaga, but you
most not be alarmed—they always disappear In from font
days to a week. There Is never a bad result from It. On the
contrary, when that feeling is over,
_you will feel yourself
like a new person. I heard some of the most extravagant
encomiums of it that man ever listened to. No change of
diet Is ever necessary—eat the heal you can got. I have lfke
wise an herb, whirls, when simmered in sweet oil. dissolves
Scrofulous swelling of the neck and tinder the oars. Price
50 cents. Price of the Jtedirr I Disc o very $l per bottle.
Directions jiir , one table spoonful Der day.
Children over eight years, Lessert spoonful; children from
live to eight years. tea-spoonful. As no direction can be
made applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
on the bowels [wire a day.
Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance In bad cases of
Scrofula.
Sold, wholesale and rota'', at Dr. KHYSEIt's, 140 Wood
street, corner of Vlrktu allry, and J. P. FLEMING, Alla
v,beny. apillydsw
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE
Nms, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP,
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
a k i ' • TIIIS REMEDY is offered to the corn
. stutz.•,4 ~ niunity with the confidence we feel in
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.'•, , -..Pny an article which seldom fella to real
- - "51, a ize the happieet effects that can be
teaired. So wide is the field of its trni
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Ant ava,le ‘
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and no numerous the cases of
its cures, that almost every section of
the country abounds in peraons, pub
' licly known, who have been restored
front alarming and even desperate die..
eases of the Inept by its role. When once tried, its supe
riority over every other molicine of ice kind, is too apparent
to escape obaervation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate wiatt antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary or.
grins, which are incident to our climate.
Nothing hen called louder fur the earnest inquiry of medi
cal men, than the alarming prevalence and fatality of con
sumptive cnmplaints, nor has any ono class of diseases bad
more of their investigations and care. lint as yet no ade
quate remedy has been provided, on which the public could
depend for protection front attacks upon the respiratory or
gans, until the introduction of the CHERRY PECTORAL.
This article is the product of a long, laborious, and, I believe,
snoressful endeavor to furnish the community with such a
remedy. 01 this last statement the American people are now
themselves prepared to judge, and I appeal with confidence to
their decision. If there is any dependence to be placed in
what men of every class and station certify it has dune for
them; if we can trust our own senses, a hen we see dangerous
affections of the throat and lungs yield to it; if we can depend
on the assurance of Intelligent Physicians who make it their
business to know—in short, if Uteri. is any reliance upon any
thing. then it is irrefetatay proven that this medicine does re
lieve and does cum the class of diseases it is designed for, be
yond a 1 and :dl others that are known to mankind. If this be
true, it cannot be too freely published, nor too widely known.
The afflicted should know it. A remedy that cures is price
less to them. Parents should know it, their children are
priceless to them. All should know it, for health can be
priced to no one. Not only should It be circulated here, but
everywhere, not only in this roc try, but in all countries.
How faithfully we have acted on this conviction, is shown In
the fact that ulrealy this article has made the circles of the
globe. The sun never sets on its limits No continent is
without it, and but few peoples. Although not In so general
use in other uations cis iu this, it is employed by the more
intelligent I I almost all civilized countries. It is rates
rely employed in both Arrierica.—in Europe, Asia, Africa,
: Australia anti the far-off islands of the sea. Life is as dear
to its possessors there as here, mid they grasp at a valuable
remedy with even more iteidity. Unlike neat preparations
of its kind, it is an expensive ...imposition of costly material
, Still it is afforded to the public at a reasonably low price, and
what is of vastly more importance to them, its quality Is
never nufferisl to decline front its original standard of excel
; tense. Every hottle of this medicine, now inannfactored, is
I as gouil as ever Las bees etude heretofore, or as we are CS
pubis of making. Na toil or cost Is moored, in maintaining
it in the best perfection which it is possible to produce.
Hence the patient who procures the genuine Cabala FED.
roast, can rely on having as good an article ashen ever been
had by those who testify to its cares.
By pursuing this .urse. 1 hove the love of doing some
good in the world. as well es the satisfsctiou of believing
that much has been done already.
air-Prepared by J. C. AVE.U., l'ructict.l and AnsJytical
S,ld by B, A. FA IIN ESTucli: & CO., at and re..
tall, by every Druggint. iu Pituburgh, and by all Deal,.
everywhere. apl:4tuit w
INHALATION
CIENIM
CURE OF ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION,
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL.
HYGEANA
DROUGHT HOME TO THE DOOR OP THE MILLION
AWONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
ly been made by Dr. Cruets. of thin city, in the treat-
Levitt I,f Consumption. heth ma. and all diseases of the Lungs.
We refer to •Du. CCltTlb' LIY.:PADIA., OR 17411LLING 11YOLAII
VAPOR. AND CHERRY fSIIIVP." With this nett method, Dr. C.
has restored many afflicted ones to health: in an evidence of
which, he lute innumerable cert.:teat... Speaking of the
treatment., a physician I-email.: It is evident that inhaling
—constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor—the
medicinal properties must come in direut contact with the
whole fertal cavities of the lunge, and thus °scat. the mans
and varied changes produmel upon them when introduced
into the etomach, end s,hject to the more. of digestion."
The Ilygeanala fOr sale by all the Druggists throughout the
country."—him Fork Dutchman q January 14.
The In: is worn the breast, under the linen, with
m; • fee !cwt in beet of the beds being
,ualeient to oonp.uxt.• the tt•id. Hundreds of coulee of CUrea t
like the following, ;night ter named:
Uue packuge of the Ilygeitiat has cm,' Ule of the Asthma,
of six years standiug. J. F. Elrssarris,
Postmmt, of Duticuunun, Pa.
I am cured of the Astbrna...f tv, -' •4.;in4. by 1/r
Curt& Ilyguana. Maltotam. ftvre.N. 1,. N. Y.
Mrs. PAUL, of No. 5 Ilammoml .l rest, N. Y., was coned of
a severe case of Bronchitis by rho 113 g-ann.
My sister has been cued of n distressing rough, of several
years' standing, and decided to be incurable by tiro physb
clans. She was clued in one month, by tho Ilygenna.
.1. 1.1. I.ltunasT, Richmond, Me.
The Rim Dr. eirrs.rra, of Now York, tratlSvs of on, medt.
eine In the following language:
New YORit, Novembor 16, 18E4
Dear Sir-1 think highly of Dr. Curtis' Ilygeana as a rem
edy in diseases elf the throat and lunge. Having had Rome
opportunity to testify its efficacy, 1 11131 e tivina.l that it in a
moat excellent medicine, both the Pyrup and the inhaling
application to the chest.
N. B.—Dr. Curtis' Ilygokna is the ORTUINAL and ONLY
OEN LINE ARTICLEI; all others are bane imitations, or vile
and INJUILIOO9 counterfeits. Shun them ea you would
PODON.
*l For sale by Dr. Gee. IL Keyser, 140 Wood street; n.
E. fellers A Co.; Lee A. Iteckham, Allegheny City; John
Sargent, New Brighton; G. L. Balser, itechester.
niyl4:4lAwom
TSATISFACTORY REMEDY—From
j. all parts of the country, north and tenth. the proprie.
tors are alinoat daily In receipt of such flattering testimoni
idols as the following, relative to B. A. Fob ne.tock's unequal
ed Vennifuge
GarmNsnowil, Alm., April 18th, 1845
Marrs. B. A. Rancsiock cf. (h.—l hare been selling your
Vermifuge in this place for five years, and take pleasure In
stating, for the information of the tride and of the public.,
that it has been, so far as I know, one of the most satisfac
tory remedies in the market, and one of the most saleable
medicines we have. I hare edco personal knowledge of its
good effects in numerous CIL4O-$ under the treatment of our
physicians, all of whom one it regularly, and always found
it to be safe anti reliable as n worm specific. 1 can recom
mend It as one of the rodent mod bent in the market.
A. STO W lIRCK
Prepared and sold by A. PA lINFziTOCK. & CU.,
uth2A corner of Wood and First sta.. Pittsburgh.
11ULLIIIEN'S PARISIAN Tooth
PASTK—This Tooth Paste is the beet of its kind for
cleansing and preserving the teeth. It is prepared under
We supervision of Dr. 'WIWI., Sold only by
JOE. YLEMING,
.jew Corner Nlarket et. and the Diamond.
DOWDERT BLUE A superior article,
I. just received and for solo by
Je7 ITLIIMINti DRAM..
ASUPERIOR 9300 R TO TILE WATCII3,IAI4,
or LA.mmlouTra.—.Noto ready: TUE WANDERER., a
Tale of Life's Vicisaituden; by the author of "The Watch
wan," &c., &e.
"Trudging aloug, unknowing what be sought,
And whistling us he went, fur want of thought."
NOTICES SC THE MUSH:
.Auother popular tale from the pen of an author who
needs no introduction; his other books having commanded
a wide aale and made him familiar to the reading public."—
t ico Gazette.
"The great favor with which the reading public re...olcm!
'The Watchman,' The Old 'Motor "Lawyer's Story.' &c. •
and th e extensive editions through which each of these
works passed, is the best evidence which can be famished of
the ability of the author of the 'Wanderer.' "—lthaca Jour.
"'The Wanderer' points to an est-silent moral—and white
it will enchain the attention of the more mature reinter, it
cannot fail to interest astern set amuse the young. For sale
by Hawke & Brother. - -Clerdatel tkruld.
"The incidents are itanirtd and life like, the narrative
graphic. and the style formhie. It will please"— Hartford
Correa&
Fur sole by 11. MINER .b
• No. 32 Sena - Meld street.
TOB ACOO-
15 boxes Wm. 11. Grant's s's Tobacco;
5 do 4lu WI do
15 do Websiees old s's do
15 do Anderson's Den berry s's do
0 du .loiov. 4.4 1/0
5 du it and 101 s's do
10 do Elderfulo Natural Leaf do
2 cases ( . 0,4 lb. boxes) Thom.' Lady Finger,
10 Dwarf boxes Itutler's Panama brand, I .ob lump
T•4lnicr,•.
10 Dwarf boxes 34,14,-1 1 1 1414ir Twist Tobacco.
In store and for sale by
Jolt
PAPER HANGINGS.
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NEWBoquet, Plain and Tapestry Pattern.; ~+l' brilliant colors.
ench manufacture, with a great variety of American
Wall Paper and Borden.. For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL A CO,
a 'I 87 Wood street.
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