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We have the following Real Estate for sale: almost ell the steam engines furnished the laid year, and in- ' Wagner. damsel UMW., J0.C.1. IL Smith , 0 ".. W. Richard: , ,
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LA ND in St. Clew to IN on • asmucli an they appear to have given entire satisfaction to ! 3.l_ ,_ or , ilecal D. Lewis, Adolph E. Borie, David S. Browne, More
the old Waaldngton - Rued, well improved. rt• 2Atter.S. CHAS. N. lisiecilta, President.
91LX ' oa.as vy LAND in Chadds e cuship, about half our castomersore have no hesitation In recommending them ,
Cute. G. BA-want, Secretary.
a mile item the ' river lit the I n' errfiary — ;VW valuable as a good article, and much o preferable on account of their , Co,t:13110 to noike insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
i Mprosedente, 'Wed frit scgenfiel eountry rennence. simplicity 'of construction, to the old feel:dolled Oil Globes, or ! deicer:l4°,l.of property, in town and country, at rates as low
A 'LOT - OF GROUND In East Liberty, 30 feet by IS will as arc oonsistent with security.
any other of which we have any knowledge. Th e Company have reserved a large Contiageut Fond.,
be sold low.
YOUR ACRES 01? LAND near blinersville. Very reepectfully yours, I whir!, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, a
' Lori :imply. pineal.. • , . 1 ,
- TEN ACR , El -OP LAND in a
im township, at the i
mouth of Dear Creek. on which are good provements and F. et W. M. FABER ii CO., 1 Tl, besets of the , Ji.w.o.r.s .
an old established fat/. Engine Builders . lists..l agreeably to an Act o :
IiTMEN-ACIRES oF LAND in Indiana township, near !don e agle .
n u e creel/06E6 119.AORES in Plum township, three RIO a Real Estate.. .. .......
ha lf f op. from Logan's Station, onllie A..y, Railroad, with Temporary f..oans.
good hosatemenia. .... . Stocks
A E STORY BRICK .DWELtiIifeHOUSE on Stee Oae Ac
~aeon street, (opposite the NiervirjWttti,) with modern
LconrOveduects- ,
il GARDEN FARM, adjoining the town.. of Beaver, con
tain=ittyilitee acres, withln'eighty 'ds of the C. A
P.
TWO FINE LOTS in the Borough oFitalteheeter, corner
of Chartiers and Fayette streets. ~
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM in Derry
township, Westmoreland county, would be exchanged for
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Swim
vale Station, with five or ton Acres of Land.
TWENTY ACRES OP LAND adjoining the Swissvale
Station. Apply to (jet) BLAKELY A ItICIIEV.
MISCELLANEOUS
TWELVE HoUltS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
,m a y- THE EASTERN DAILIES aro regularly received,
twelve hours in advance of the Mall, and delivered to sub.
scribers at the following rates:
Philadelphia LEDGER, 10c. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, Inc. per week.
HERALD, " "
" TIMES, " "
Leave your orders for those, or any other Ef wt,ro
papers, at 71 Fifth street, Poo
e r r
RICHARD SHANNON.
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FOR SALE-20 acres of land, on which is
erected a bowed log house, frame barn and other out
buildings, all la good order; 16 acres cleared, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation; a young orchard, several
acme of grain and clover now in good and thriving condi
tion; the remaining 5 acres well timbered—wouhl be a good
situation for a store, being situated on the cross roads, 1.•
tween Bakerstown and Butler, In Middlesex towaship, , But
ler county. Will be sold low—terms easy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, in a Dry Goods,
Trimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted—Several girls to do housework In the city and
country. Also, a situation by a buy about fourtoen years u
age, in a store, to run errands or other light work.
inquire °fag°. W. BUNN, at his Agency and Intelligent:
Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth door bast of Diamond,
ALLFAIRRNY CITY. Jo;
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or titres good Cooks for city and
country. A Boy of 17 to learn a trade; moat 1)0 well recom
mended. Also, place!, for four or five Girls to do Chialll.l or
dining-room work. Four Boys is stores or to run errands,
and five or six wets at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOW RE'
IS Ne Intelligence Office,
N 0.14 Fifth street.
WANTED—A Situation as Governess h or
teacher, by a young lady well qualified, and av
ing had considerable experience, would not object to go into
the cont4gy.
Wanled--Seversi girls to do housework, in city and
country, and a boy to run of errands, in a shoe store in the
city.
For Sale—A small tannery in good order and doing a good
bu4nhnt in a small village about fifteen melee [rum the
city. The owner wishing to go West will sell at a gt ,at
bargain. Inquire MG. W. BUN N, at his Ag , ncy and Intel
ligence Office, north side of Ohio street, fourih door east of
the Diamond, Allegheny city.
WANTED—A SITUATION, by a young
Lady, in a Dry Goods or Trimming Store, or Mille
nary establishment.
WANTED—Several GIRLS to do housework, In the .ty
and country. Aim, a situation by a boy about fourteen, te
store, to run errands, or other light work.
FOR SALE--A small TANNERY, in good order and .1...ne
a good business, in a 6E301 village about fifteen mike ft me
the city. The owner wishing to go West, will sell at aKt eat
bargain.
Inquire of GEORGE W. BURN, at his Agency and intel
ligence Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth door tent td
the Diamond, Allegheny City.
BEESON'S HYDRAULIC CEMT:NT, OR
WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep (toenail:l) on
hand a large stock of this article of the best quality. The
attention of Contractor. and Builders of Navigation in ks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, kc, i 4 re
quested to this article. The well known resistance and no
pervimumess of water, characteristic of this Cement, renders
It of the first necessity in ell structuree exposed to the act on
of water or damp. lapß3m) ENGLISH & RICIIARDSGN
A CO I: NTRY SEAT IN ROBINSON
TOWNSHIP FOIL SALE.—We otlr,r fur nal. • beauti
ful piece of Land in Itobimion township, about seven miles
from the city, containing twenty-tour acres, all Coal Land,
well improved and in a high state of cultivation. The
House contains five rooms, neatly finished, with kitchen,
out-house., stables and barn. Plenty of the beet grafted
raft, lc. Apply to 03 , 10) BLAKELY & RICHEY
L
H IRS H FELD & SON, DEALER IN
• GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS and SHIRT bi c
recTukias, hio. TU WOOD etreet.
NOTICE.—The subscribers ievy-dtfully announce that
SHIRTS made by them are guarantied to St: will be fur
warded to any part of the Union, en receiving from the par
ues sending the oniers their penional measurement In
inches, according to the formula given below.
Remember. the ebe mast be carefully end al:are . ..2ly
taken, as all necessary allowance. are made by the cutter e
the establishment.
around the neck
N•cond—Size around the wrist .
Third—Slre around the cheat. Immediately Mow the ei
pita
Fourth—From the middle of takOtlidt`T, length of am to
wrist joint
flith —Height of person, from the shoulder to the L nor-
pan
&alb—Whether with or without collars; if with
the style.
This plan is quite unique, and will be of groat value to
gentlemen at a &nano., who land it impossible to olds., at
Lome Shirts to satisfy , them in style and fit.
Also, on hand, a full assortment of Shirts of our Walter.-
. tore. Any orders addressed to WI by mall will bo prumptly
attended to.
P B.—Please state by what conveyance they ue t L.
chipped. tjy9, L. 111R.SHFF.foli A So%
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SIPORTED CIGARS—
u.o.O®,:o. I nod 2 Cruz & Sons' Principe Cigar•
"Firs-F y- Londros let
4000 "Monte Christo" London Regalia, lot
2,000'• La I °gentrified " Operas, lot
10.000 "Gen'l Taylor" Reg. Cigars.
4,000 " Moonniento Continuo" Has. Cigar s
10,000 " El Sol" Regalia Cigars.
3,000 " La Tres Marias" Reg. Ciagars.
8,000 "La Der Soars" Reg. "
25,000 " Washington" German Cigars.
t8),000 therun" do. du. Fur 'tale by
MILLER & ItICKETSoN.
JA6O43S' AMALGAM PENS--These Pens
will be found as durable as std or ramie male from
steel, and will not catch, or sick in the paper; neither will
they corrode or injure the color of the ink. as steel pets in
variably do Price, $2,00 pergrosa. For rude by
W. S. HAVEN, Stationer.
myl2 Market street, corner of Seemol.
NO FICTION.—We have application , for a
several sums ranging from $3OO to 8.15000, on win.
handsome premium will be Bowed, and secured on the I .eat
of real estate, clear of all incumbrancess.
Pomona wild:nog to Invest safely, without the humbug of
large return. not to be realized, will please apply to the un
dersigned, who will give their personal guaranior for all
business transacted by them.
We are authorized to offer a handsome bonus to all w
ho
may apply. BLAKELY A RICHEY.
1.1,17 Real Estate and Bond Brokers.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
THE FIFTH WARD_Tbe undivided interest in told
Houses, all of which are oceupied, on Penn and Wal,alt
street,, as iirlilitlCAS houses, and rent well.
A block of eight Brick Houses iu the Fifth Ward—all
rented.
Two 3 Story Brick Buildings on Penn street, Fifth Ward,
~ccupied by first-rate tenants, and yielding, a handsome
income.
A block of three 8t1.8111..4 Houses on the corner of Wei nut
and Penn streets, and one Dwelling House on Walnut sr.—
all occupied.
Apply
to BLAKELY A RICHEY.
JOT Real Estate Brokers.
NEW MUSlC.—Distant Bells are softly
pealing; by O. It. Barrows.
Like the Song of Birds in Summer—a beautiful new bal
lad; words by .1. P. Douglas, Esq.; music by J. W. Cherry.
Lee Metamorpheeee du Jour pour Piano—Chas. Tots.
No. 1 Jaleo de Xerses— dance sepagoole nn se.
New Venus Waltz—Lewin Wallis.
City of Penn Grand March—Charles Collins.
Young America March—dedicated to the " Young Anterica
Society," by S. W. Holdridge.
Carnival Ramble; a new Schottisch—F. Burginuller.
The Sultan's March—Stephen Glover.
Thy Willie 'II ao more natun,(ln answer to " Willie we have
missed you ;'',l by F. C. Mellville.
Poor Joe words by T. D. English; music by C. Collins.
Oh, take me to toy Georgia home—written and composel
expressly for Sanford's Opera Troupe; by S. S. Johnston.
Just received by Express and for sale by
eHARLOTTE BLUME,
At the "Old Established Piano Depot,' No. 118 Wood st.
second door above Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
MUSIC MAILED FREE OF POSTAUF
T IFE OF JOHN C. FREMONT; by Upham.
New edltion of Whittler's Poerus
Arnold's Christian Lite.
Life of Dr. Alexander.
Bnebanan's Faith In God, and Modern Atheism I'4 , in
Jawed.
Hamilton's Royal Preacher.
Art Student in Munich.
Hiawatha.
Krumucher's Parables and Suffering Saviour.
Sickneall--its Trials and Blessings.
Margaret Maitland. With other New Books.
Just received by J. S. DAVISON,
JylB 611 Market street, near Fourth.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Sitna
ted on the Perrysville Plank Road, ten miles from
the city-208 Acres-1.60 of which are cleared and In
culti
ration; about 80 acres of good meadow land; springs in va
rious parts of the farm; a Farm House of six rooms, with a
lino fountain of running water at the door; a new Frame
Barn 70 by 80 foot; good stabling, sheep sheds, and oilier
out-houses. For a Stock Farm it le unsurpassed in the ,ouri•
try. An Orchard of six acres; good timber, Ac. Immediate
possession can be had if desired, and the crops, stock and
farming Implements will be Bald at fair prices, For prioe,
terms, Arc., apply al our office, 51 Market street.
19/2 OUTFIBERT * SON, Real Estate Ag*ta._
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CIOMMODORE PERRY'S EXPEDITION
'kJ TO JAPAN and the Chins P.eas.
The Daisy Chain; by the anther of Heartsease.
Tbo Martins of Cro Ilarttne; by CLas. Lever.
Fanny Fern's Cook Book-- 2 f , cents.
Tbe War Path, a Narrative of Adventorea.
Fashionable Ltfe by Mary H. Eastman.
Just received by W. A. OILDENFENNEE (X.)„
Fifth st., opposite the Theatre,
NOW FOR THE COUNTRY BOORS TO
TAKE WITH YOU—lnteresting, Amusing an d
ntrneti 0:
Conine' Sparrowarass Papers, with IllustratMns by Dar
Icy. Ono beautiful 12. mo.—price $l.
Alice Carey's Married, not Mated-12mo price $ l .
John Brougham's Itunsby Papera, or Irish Echoes. One
neat 12m0.; price $l.
Victoria, or the World Overcome; by Caroline Ohesebro.
Moo.; price $1,23.
The Loet Hunter, a Tale of Early Timm 12m0.. neat
cloth; price $1,22.
The Widow Bedott Papers—lllustrated. 12=4 price $1.25.
Gabriel Vane, he Fortune awl His Friends. 12m0.:
price SLI2.
The Midden Path ; by Marion Harland, author of "Alone."
la MO-; Price 51r2.6. 11. MINER & CO.,
No. 32 Smithfield street.
SErlif --- DIEH SHAWLS REDUCED.----Every
description of Stella,
Cashmere , Crape, 811 t and other
Shawls, selling at an immense reduction from maid prices,
st the Semi-Annual Bale of A. A. ALLSON,k
isle tifttfetreet.
(lON CENTHATHD LIE—A new article-for
making Soap. One pound worth ten O nt ikak. On
Laud and for sale by 1,13,7) r G BB
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This certifies that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, has
been iu use on our road for two years past. We find it to be
an economical and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend it
fui such. OEO. W. OMEN,
Foreman of Pitt' argb Shop of Penna. Central RR.
November 29th, IRK
To M. F. EATON, E 84.:
This eertiDes that we have had in use the patent oil Olobos
or Cups, sold by Moses F. Eaton, Esq., of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very much superior to say thing of the kind
wg have ever used. ALFRED THOMAS,
Treasurer Ohio Tool Company.
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Columbus, Ohio, November 27, 1855. p%
[ From the New York Scientific American.)
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention is intended for use where It Is de./ii. d I‘) im
part a fine, smooth, and glossy surface to tie. wood; but it Is
applicable, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty consists in placing the cutting chisel. or bit, in
front of the wedge, Instead of behind, as to common pianos:
also In applying a metallic mouth-piece to the face of the
plane, in front of the chisel, which mouth piece Berton as the
rest for the chisel, and confine. the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece is so close to the edge of the Lit ar to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood In
the least degree. Indeed, coo have seen the implement ap
plied to the planing of wood against the grain, and triton
versely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly emooth. So
perfect Is the operation of this kustrument, that it may Le ap
plied to the planing of voneers—.with entire ,olccess—a
thing which attinot safely be done by the Common plane.
The peculiar arrangement of the mouth piece, bit, and
wedge, affords a complete and firm hearing tar the bit
throughout its whole length, and dieponeee, under all cir
cumstances, with the use of a cap or double bit.
This is a very simple and effective Improvement, destined,
we have no doubt, to find its way into every carpenter's shop
In, the laud. No tisd chest Is complete without it. v.,
Cc
venter is Wm. C. Hopper, of Fittedmruh, Pa., and his pa.,•nt
hears date January lei, 1855.
O 8108 ES F. .EATON, No. 139 First street, Agent fur
the patentee,
CARD-1 request the attention of my
friends suet the public to toy stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which 1 think contains a lar g er variety of rich styles than
nc other former purchase. I have takeu Special ' mine to
Wain all the elladea of
FANCY CLOTHS
generally desired, vie Pence, Dahlia, Mninerry, Bronze,
he a t, Brswn and Olive, with various buts of Green end
Blue. I have observed the mime care In sidecung, my
FANCY CASSINIERES,
ohkli embrace a choice assortment of light colon, suitable
for evening dress In the summer erason, with a number of
Black Elastic Figured Goods: also, intended for the hot
weather. My stock of V BeI'INGS is as large as van be
toutei elsewhere, comprising every varlet of Silk Pat t. !as :
plain and figured Grenadines and Marseilles
My assortment of B.,yoi' Clothing lies tern Increased and
I am prepared to fill all ,n - ilers in thin branch with ore
satisfaction to ruys,ll mud buyers than babel - to I e,,n1.1
call special attention 1., a number of pretty euall PL A I lid,
peculiarly adapted o t tuldren's tire., which. I think. can
not fail to plea... Ales Dreettaa, Argentine Lnst. oa, Ali in
luslan Merlin*. French Nataliinettes, Drab Italian ei.,ths,
with titimer, . styles of Worsted and Linen intended
either fur men's or boy's clothing.
ap2s:lnuhke SOLOMON STONER, No SO Wool
WRIIN
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CLOTHING
A RARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS
Or those who wish to Engage In the
MACHINE,
OR ENGIISE BUILDING BUSIIINE.SS.
THE UNDER:3I(IN El) offers at private sale
until the l'Utli day of June Dalt, the wlnde en a - t. of !
Tools, Patten" Shafting, Booting Pilaw and lit ti 0,,.. or
um• in the - Pitt blachint Works and Foundry." hooted in 1
Allegheny City, corner Main and Cherry atreets.
The stock of Tools consist in part:
First—Of a No. 1 Steam Engine, nearly new,l4 inch ..., lin-
der, 3 feet stroke, with cylinder boiler 44 inch diameter, ru
use only one year.
tine large and one small power Planing Machine.
Twenty.three turning lathes. various lengths and all'on,
which swing from seven feet down to twelve i n .h e a „ier
the •hears.
One large Boring sm.
?angle and doubleageared upright Drilling Machines
hue excellent Grar-cutling Engine, with a great noor'.,
of arbors and cutters in good order.
one bolt and Nut-cutting Machine.
Stabbing, Fluting, Pouching Sall Filing Machines.
Twenty-aeven Viren, in g.... 1 order.
A great taunt", of 6naits and Dies, of all site,. ...-
threads.
In abort, a cyrnipl,4o set of TrioLa for Cotton Macho.. iy.
411140e.ing. or r'learn Englne-imilding.
Sevarrid.—A [-Iva iron Cutalo, thirty-stx Inches is •liam••t , .r.
in good order, with raid iron fan and fixture's, all romps , .....
to blow It.
Core Oven, Annealing than, braes Forma., Cr•ne, ~ .1
and wrought Iron Ladies and Shanks of i an... nixes, an , a
full n..wwtment of Flasks and other t•... 1. zworastoi i I a
Foundry'.
Taint —Five Bract smith's Forges, with fan and fixtures to
blow them, together with a full set of Tonga, al.-edge., nom.
mere, niol tools for earl. forge.
one .recall Trip Rammer. with A great 111110locr or ,lh - .• t•It!
11Weiliira, in good order
one patent liolt and itivet Ma. lone,
Fourth—A complete stock of Polly Pacoima. ft .."1 foi.l ti
sixty Inch diameter , Spur and Bevel Wheel Pattern, 1.1 icri
WO nixes sad pitch , a great 01.1111/a, and vac lets ..1 NI 4 1..,
Patterns, and a great number of .Thor Pattern, too nun,
one to mention.
Thew Tools arc all lu drat rate order, and tiles,. 11 or lo
have taco for A number of y , arr. in surcoashrl oporall it
and as the present proprietors wish to dis,rutinue Wow...
o rare chance is offered for the purohuer to rie:ure at , 1,.
a good established custom
The Imiloings can be lensed at a fair rate for any aunt.-
of yew a.
For information as to price and urns, apply to the rirvi
ent proprietors on the premiers.
JENKS, AIC9i Y.Y .t
N. It.—lf the shove tools aro not sold before the 2tb
June, they soil be orreml at pohllc salt•.
NOTICE
la hereby elven to all persons u it- Lave patterns orv. irk
of any description In the " Pitt Aladin, Works, - b•
them taken sway before. the loth day of June [WM or th.y
will be otherwise thstemed of
tay7.,1,13W JENKS. RICHEY A Ct.
FARM FOR RENT.—A small Farm,
tall:dog 'A aorta, about one mils helm the Lity.
alto Manchester. Then. is on the premium, a large ft:,,..
Louse sod stable, about ltat bearing apple tress: also
cherry and pinto trees, grape. de. This place would Wait
a good gardener. Fur terms appy b.
my 9 B. C. at J. IL SAWYER, N 0.47
T Mitt) A
ARRIVAL Of NEW GOODS AT
DIVE BROTHERS, Nu. 7.1 Markot st, Pittsburgh Pi.
The Sulmcriben hare Just received and are low opctistig
their third supply of nuts and handsome Dress Hoods. Pieta 1,
Taluias, House Furnishing Uooda, Mourninglioi.le,punesta ,
Ribbons and Needle work. Alany of the above gt.sis ha, .•
been purchased of the Importers and at the largo Alai' 1L•
la N,•10 , . York and Philadelphia, at to kg's that enable : •vt
to offer them at less than the cost Of tmnsportatiou
solicit .to early call from all our customers and the
generally, believing it will i.e to the advantage of
never hare been able to offer a Letter MlRirtlileat, and to
so rLeap. I.OV K Bill 'VIERS, fanner Is
J n 3. YOUNG, t;TEVEN:.ION At Ltll E.
powrsmouTirs LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
Mon,:r AND WATER
KfTT.4..V.ViNG.
inyls:3insj
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
at a bargain.— A new CIIICKERING
PIANO, slightly damaged in the furniture.
but not where It can be obsers ed. The in.
atrlllneut, in no way injured, will lei sold at A rmillfli•
FIFfY DOLLARS. on credit of six
mouths.
JOHN H. hIELLOR. 51 Wwid et..
my2B Agent for Chickering s n Pieww.
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Watches. Gold Lovers from $ to S2DO.
Silver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $8 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Frodetuun's Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. in Silver Cases, $175.
Chains, Seals, Heys, kc.
Watches repaired in the best manner by
5 W. W. WILSON, corner of Market & 4th
SUN DRIES
-100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles.
25 do Star do
100 do Rosin Soap.
300 kegs assorted Neils.
100 doe.. Corn Broome.
50 bales No. I and 2 Batting.
25 dot. Bed Cords.
25 do Buckets.
10 do Tubs. In store and for sale by
JOHN MOORHEAD.
nut.
BACON.--
10,000 Flarou Harm
15,000 Shoulders.
10,000 '• Bidce, In !store and for mile by
FORSYTII & SCOTT,
rayl lb Water street
•—• _ _
GUNS, PISTOLS,
RIFLES, REVOLVERS,
FISHING TACKLE.
TABLE CUTLERY,
TOILET CUTLERY.
POCKET OTTI.ERY,
DOG MUZZLES,
GUN MATERIALS.
Andtoo numerous to mention. Our
stock
unsurpassed for variety i E n the
TLEY, Wr-t.
IIOWN T or tma FTR us .v o , t A b ß er ms th ig tuP
jyl2 No. 135 Wood sheet.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-BLAK E L
A RIOREY oiler for sale—
tits a store and dwelling.
A Is.it of Ground on Penn street, and several Dwelling
ilonees—the front one occupied
A Lot of Ground on Ohio street, near the Diamond, Alle
gheny City, and on fine Dwelling House.
Four Lots of Ground adjoining the Borough of Law
' riettcovllle.
A Lot of (bound in Rest Liberty, and a large Dwell og
Douse.
A Lot of Ground on Stephenson etreet, 26 feet by 125 foot.,
and a Three Story Brick Dwelling House, well finished.
A Lot of Ground in the Borough of Manchester,24 feet by
124!.4 feet. Also, a Lot on Fayette street, 24 by 124 feetin
Manchester.
A Lot of Ground on Rabe,* Street, Allegheny City, 27 by
1811, and a food Brick House. two stories high—very
corrvenlent.
A. Lot of Ground on Washington street, East Liberty, 7 6
feet front by 1.08 feet deep.
A Lot of Ground in Shalerville, Chanters township. 60 by
127, and several Frame Buildings.
Apply to [JylO) BLAICELY A RICHEY.
ALE AND BROWN nouT
-6 casks, 7 dca. each. Realtibtt Scotch Ale.
II do " " India pale Ale.
3 do a a strong
3 do " " Brown Stout.
Just received and for sale by
_ ifulzßa A ItICILETSON,
1618 Nos 221 and 228 Liberty et.
ESH FIGS--100 drums just received and
for sale by REVIIFR ANDERSON,
- Kix 89 Wad amt.
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.iuuy 161, 1851, a pub
were as follows, viz:
$918.1'29 65
84,377 78
53,966 17
61,889 00
64.,346 81
Total . $1,212,708 44
Since their incorporathin, a period of twenty-one years,
they hove paid upward of Our Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
advaniAges of insurance, no well as the ability and dispoaition
to merit with promptness all Ilabllitiea.
J. G ARDIN ER COFFIN, Agent,
sp24 Office, north-east cor. Wood and Third sta.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST OOMPANY, PRILk-
D1,L.P111,--Cberwred April 2Oth,Charter PerpetuaL
CAPITAL, $2.50,00).
Office, South-cast corner of Third and Cheltnut streets,
Pldlad Iphin.
OFFICERS OF TUE HOME BOARD AT PHILADELPHIA.
_ _
DIRECTORS.
Stephen R. Cranford, Paid R. Goddard,
Arabi see W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Beni,Anin W. Tingley, Ueo. McHenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Derereux.,
William M. Godwin, William McKee.
President--Rtophen R. Crawford. •
nee President—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Noised Examtner—Pittsbur9h—Jmes 11. Wilson, M. D.
AfirgArny City—R. B. Mowry, M. D.
(IRO. E. ARNOLD, Agent.
marl7:y No. 74 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
HOLMES & SUNS, Bankers and Ex
change Brokers. and Dealers in iotos, Drafts, Accept.
autos, Gold; Silver nod Dank Nutt... Exchange on the Nast.
ern tat WeAcril Cttirs conatantly for sale.
Collerunus made lit all the caws throughout the United
State, Deposits retied in per funds or current peper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth sta. tie...W.ly
1 - 1 E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Es
kJ . change brokers. Dealers in Exchange, Cain. Dank
Nen, Sight and Time Dnals, Ac. Collections carefully at
tende.l I. and pr. tit, renuttwl I. any part of the Union.
:to. lanight pod .ul,l rommism...
.1(1" No. 71 Yourta ntroea, next door to the flank of Pitts
burgh. scpl3
rillo.Nl AS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Dealer in Non., Bonds, Stocks, Beal Estate, Ac., Ito. i 6
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, P. mom
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DRY GOODS
NEW SPRING GOODS—No. 74 Market
street, Pittsburgh, Pa The subscribers have Just re
cris.d and ere now opening their tirat arrival of NO
UOODS, to which tey wih to call the particular atteion
lot (114.11" (.11 , 1tOlDel a nd the s ptlblir uerally. W. Clatter nt
our•
selves that ise hioe Del', been able to off, , t
and desirable a Muck so the present.
Our DRESS IIOODS DEPARTMENT contains all the urn
epics, and novelties of the season—
Nairn rich Black and Colored luirantique Silty ;
Jasper, Chose and Striped
•• 1 . 1.111, Striped and Plaid ills,:
`. T. Ifltect Silk Flounced Rohe".
" " Challi
,•
Lawn
A l Itarr,
;01 Al% tr
1.% AN 1, !.1 STLEA.
.
Oa Shawl 1111.1 d .Nlautir Room ui vappluAl with it.l3 the tleYl
Mlle* Of Crap, er.thlleee. Steth.. Br n,
La. 1.11141, LeaN c.
NY.EDLE WORK.
Our stuck of Collar.. Viirmicingx, eke, bnot oa•
ettck w...t a the Muuotaltut.
Moo. r gwd tumurtlovut of JIOI.II.NINO A.ND If
FURNISIIINtI
DOMESTICS.
Yt tuts , t.),t,gh.m. Cimck. Nnnhns, 11rkth , Kentucky
Jrana, 0.11113 4 ,1 tn. Cm.atrueriv,Cotton, Linen and Punt Smut,
A. - . Also, DloYea. 11,1aiery, itabb,os, and every other artsrle
kept 111 n ttnd..daan Dry (Fonda' House, to wEdrn we
touch( a coil and elnm(nat.n•n tor.dore purchasing elsewhere,
an ere heel confident we have never been able to nlbibit such
a de:ambit at.a . k LW: E
lortoin 13 . Y onto. Stevenson b Iw•ve,
4 Market street, Pteudourgl. P.
HOTELS
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ,
BRurairron, S". 3,41 I.lberty Wes:, Jast beside the
Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania Ftallr,nd, which makes
It the newt thhveltteril house in the city fur passengers rall
ying by flint head.
The f. I,r.etor baring. nt fs,nsalerable espouse, fitted in.,
u exesilent style, the IIASChtS IL,t'bh. would nap,:t.
fully wolk - it ft share of IPUhile patrunags. There tr atta.thwl
a STABLE stet ext.-wore f% AGO:. YARD, sit e. r . ,
ing !Mph , asee.tnm 4 elaLlon t. ttayslers Mt teanuttei Ili.
Lard, and Ilar will Is , rtlrTlLittitivi With hiss 1,14,, Ib t
can a ssl fah!
t
Q'r. eLAIR iIeTEL, corner Penn. and
CIA. iler.ol, l Obtlrgli, —The 4134.k1111,4204. turater•
It of '• 11 del.7 I.n.thg t'skett this large e.tstl corn ot o.
ii.ITKI, axe: r. hUI 11 in nn•kcinint,ll( 114,1,
reltiett tlhilt I u rite lilt tr.entl•aani the trtoeling po
k hlmlk • all A 113Itiri,I. n-ott the ootteettleme .4 tn.
In.nute snit hi. 1.44 . xper terse e u tile huetnesti, d,, .
entire tuttathat. - th th antl het thazt.net
[ctrl WM. C
( - 11001) INTENT
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ti and tirent strrets. twat' ttt.• Itattrotut I).{•,t
pttlltity J A?IE., ttIIAN NON, Ptyl.r,4,.
VARNI FOR SALE-- Itt North I..b.yvut•
Two-4011p. All•¢h. t nlu nl••••.,
12::n parr tuta•ivr t...t it . t ar The Itnint,,..
t Lualwr,n.l ...fitrot
BLA .nra lit t'll V I
Ap
300 gos,.s
r 1.,•1;"ti0n.4,
-hat rrer sr rd slot Ito putt 1.4
It E MEE /t..N GE
jelll sv Wo.mi al., apt/./444 fit. Clotricis fl..i • 1
F ISH --3 I i h. N,,, I Mackerel,
14 1
11/ 11.11..
J unt r t ire! rod from Roston, I/
1.011) E. It. DP A
WIIU willCtltitilkllt. imy Rent., when
'WILDING lAIT tan ta• putt , naltod at itIV (14/1”.•
hot IPri• LVI . IIIS: Kart, L.t tin..l a front of 94 1,..t
,ba
at t. I , y ,Ittn• t., Ott rottnty , trt All,.
Own"' I:11y, near 1..144 Pnt. f.l7*--$l , O It, I,ttol.
rctilafr.olor at one and two ).-str
R. eI:MM.:KT A SON,
Real Ent... Agent. .1 Attire
p tieroes prime l'arolina Rice,
too, and for tale by.
MILLVIL A IlleK
- 1, -I OR SALE—A FBANIE lil ILUiNU, ,JC
rope.,l y awl Pror I.lvll Mole, and n first rate
stand for the business- nitwit...l on tint Ihautund. 11 all be
told Ino, if applied for soon, as the owner P/11111e4 to leer, the
tit) Abut! to LI. W 11111.1 N.
Jr.' Ili noel, Allegheny
REm()% . AL. II AS DE
movsn tr•au Fifth ntreet t,. No 212 13tt
ried, a here he el pr. ptired to el IT lottotiontert wit the
0 u t rat Ilion.
era to) 6 Stu
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1 7 ('ABINI , ;1 ! IAkIr,ItS AND t)'1111:1;S.
j_ Juat recoil tel inn '.3 Wool street, Edinburgh
eli 11 1110.1i1 I Maletent. , siooering, Mahogany ant
y e
1011 , 11101d-111W oille trim:long, holing ton, hotitt
circular tin", huh., liana...re &lett,. ',meta notion
et otsorn. patient nutmeg grater, ulth in general easortute 1,.
nt
of hardware, all of w 11,311 a to be sold low.
Jelv SANII.:EI. FAILS ESTt
TE ("OLDEN tIUN is taking the triad",
and It It not mash wonder. Our stock of Gun.,
hndes, to. A.-. Is unaurpanited in the,Sty. In the way
at
Fishing Ttutkle we hare strh an asindiment that would
make old Leak Walt.ttet eyes water, could he return to anis
world. Pocket. anal Table Cutlery in great abundance. Doe
Nll3/.11(.11, anal tint 111011 y artlelett to he mentioned here are to
Is. found at the sign of the Holden tiun.
DOWN k TETLEY.
Jul.& No, 130 Wood street.
NENV AND UREA! ! BOORS!--The Spar
itlnTll.4l.l Papers, by Fred. 0. COZZI...
Ti..' iguly's Outdo to porfeci tientility ; also, a Useful I,
structor; by Emily Thornwell. Aspenwold.
Plunbuntab ; by Q. K. l'hilandet l'. In .
Sting of Kilicandwatbs, and tidier lon-me.
Salad for the Social—iroantifully illustrated.
A Defence of the Ainericats l'olicy, on °plaints! to the en
croachments of foreign influence, and espeatally to the inter
ference of Papery in the political Interest of the Untied
States; by Thos. It. Whitney.
Forties' Volunteer Mon u4—ln 2 vols.
Just rint'al by W. A. 0 I LDEN PENNEY fX).,
utyl4 Fifth lit., opposite the Theatro.
_ . .
rIIiTE VOYAGE OF LlFE—Engravings of
.1_ these great Stars! Picturen, painted by the late This
ide, ore now On View at the store of
J. J. tiII.LESPiE 8 CO., 76 Wood
Whore subscriptions will be received. my3o
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7 'BAGS I RIME RIO COFFEE;
Extra Old Laguayt
10 " Old Java
20 pockets French ,Java
'2 bales prime biocha ••
10 hags old Illaricadni
Selected expressly for Inv retail buninelet.
myl2 It. it. DILAt'O, No.l Diamond.
14 — LA - KELY & RIOIIEY, REAL ESTATE
BROKERS AND AIiCTIONKERS, corner of Seventh
and Smithfield atreets,„Altistiurgb, win attend to selling by
Auction any propertysold by Executors, or by order of Or
phans' Court, In the City or County; and to any description
of Neal Estate out of the City. Jalo
PPRATT'SDAUGERREOTYPES AND AM
sitoTvrEs, Which give such general satisfaction are
daily obtained, In eons,. kind of.uusilieriat Lafayette Build
ing, No: 97 'FOURTH ntreet. Particular attention pald to
a mbeotyping, as the time of sitting is much lees than re
quired fpr Daiigerrootypos. Pictures of children taken in is
f o r, ,edoloo4l la either of the above named styles. Arabs,
type or Itargerrootypo Ctipien MaJt. correctly from every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices moderato.
Our motto )s, TO PLEASE.. _ mhlB
SSKIRTS AND received
from .the Factory a full assortment of Shirt. and
Collars.
W Shirts and Collars made to order.
pile L. 11.1.RSIIFELD & SON, No. 70 Wend st.
CHOCOLATE -15 boxes No, 1 Norfolkfor
sale by_ pelt] MILLER & RICKETSON C .
A'rAWBA BRAIOY-7 5 bass. Eyon's
Catawba Brandy, for sale by
)010 MILLER k BICICETSON.
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CAILS. SODA-15 casks carb. Soda in short
1,_,/ and for gale by MILLER k BICKITSON.
TAR -15 bbls. N. C., on bi l i iird tuul • for sale
by ()eta]
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MI 1110KETSON.
W—_—.. ---
ANTED.—A dwelling house, containing
four or Ave rooms, within fifteen minutes walk or
thb office. Any one having such a bongo to rent can Mid
a tenant by addressing Printer, homing Post Office. Jolt
rIGHT RUILDINO LOTS FOR - SALE
in the upper end of Lavcrencevffie,(formerly Hatfield,)
each 25 feet front by 100 feet deep, fronting on a wide street,
and in a very desirable sitnation for a residence If sold al
together. Apply to [Jean BLAKELY A RICHEY.
STAR ( 4 11
12 boxes Cads and Oswego COrn Stara;`
0 " Heeker's Farina;
3 Wheaton Grits; ree'd by
IL . DRAVO.
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MEM
=ME
RA 11.1t0A-DS
1856.
ONLY ROUTS WITLI Timm DAILY TRAINS
room PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROOTS WITH THREE 'ALLY TRAINS
PROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IN
DIANAPOLIS.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as follows :
Leaves Pittsburgh for Cronline at 3:00 A. .11., 7:31:1 A. M.
and 3 P. M.
. RAILROA !). S. i and 12.50 P. M.
1 Leave, Crestline for Pittsburgh at 5:00 A. M., 7:00 P. M.,
MIAMI
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUMBUS. These Trains make close connections at ORESTLLNE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE
Quickest Route from Pittabursth to Cincinnati.
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, candAao, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and South-west
Cffienxffitsio at Cincinnati with U. S. Mail Line Steamers, through 01110, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
Covingtos and Lexington Railroad, Cffiki and Mississippi TRAINS EllO3l PITTSBUItCIII connect at Mansfield with
Railroad, and the Lawrencebtagh Route. Connecting Yin Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for 0111.-
Columlrai and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY; making as quick and
Indiana Central Railroads. sure connections to•CHICAOO, an by any other route. Cell.
THROUGH TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to nections are made at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Ac, due Via Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK,
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and BUFFALO.
Terre Hate, St. Lome, dv-i 4,0 . ' Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3P. 31. for Sandusky,
THE LITTLE MIAMI 'VIA COLUMBUS, connecting with Toledo and Chicago. me, 'he. benefit of a night's rest, at
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Mail Mansfield or Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early next
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Mississippi Bailment, and the „ vett i ng.
Lawrencebffigh Route, offers facilities no other route can Trains East from Crestline make clom connections with
give, as [Lough tickets by all the above routas can only be Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PIIILADEic
procured via Columbus and the Little Miami Railroad. PHIA. BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
The recta from °resin's° via Columbus being the shortest THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Ciro
to Oincin Nati, enables a uniform and safe speed. Corincirlons citinati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefontaine,
are certain, and passeugers have full time for inuals. By the . mo cistgo, Re a 'gaud, lowa City, Dunlieth, 3111vraukie,
Forest and Bellefontalne route from Crestline, a dart Cairo, Sp r i ng fi e ld, Illy po r t Wayne, Qlevblan d , and the prin
and brad-neck speed Sr required, and compatd 'to overcome a pe ! cities In the West.
diatance. Through tickets over this line may be lead at all of the
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, above places fur Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
ppsssetengers ride over roads ballasted and smooth. By the New York.
Foram and Beliefs:mit:eine route, passengers tide over the NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
roughest roads in Ohio. Brltliton for Pittsburvh at 7, A. M. and 1 P. M. Leaves
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND Pittsburgh for New lnighton, at 4% A. M. and b 1,4, P. M.
CINCINNATI. sir For tickets; and further Information apply to A. T.
FIRST saes leaves Pittsburgh at 1 , 30 o'clock A. 3L for JOHNSON, at the corner office, under the Monongahela
Crestline, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, house, or at the Federal street Station, to GFA. PARKIN,
Lexingtin and Indianapolis, viaLawrencebm Eh Route. This T i cket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
Train arrives at Cincinnati one hour and forty minutes in me 2 o . .1. IL MOORE, Sup't.
advance of the Forest and Bellefontaine route. . _l'
Proust Tams leaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock A.`,, M. for Great. American and U. S. liCapresa and
Crestllne. Columbus, Xenia and. Cincinnati. This Train DI all Route.
makeecoonection only via Columbus to Cincimuni.
Tunic TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. for I
Cronin:a Columbus, Xenia, Cinch:Lima, Louisville, St. Louis,
Lexiugun and Indianapolis, via Lawrenceburgh Route.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS, DAYTON.
AND LNDI AN APOLIS.
PIRST TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh at 3.1.10 o'clock A. 31. for
Crostini°, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Late) ette,
Terre Haute, N'inceuties, St. Louis, Cairo, Evansville, Ac.
Screen TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh at %NS o'clock A. M. for
Cl... Mina Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, I ndianapolis, Lafin et tc,
Terre Gaut°, V iIIeOUDOO ' St. Loins. Cairo, Evansville, Ac.
THIRD Taos leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. for
Croaline, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton. Indianapolis, Isdayetta
Terse Haute, Vincennes, St. Louie, Cairo, Evansville, Ste
N. B.—Secure your tickets eta Columbus, and you are mere
of mnnemiona
Steamers leave Cincinnati daily for Memphis, Vicksburgh,
Natchez. New (MM., At.
'flu, Columbus being the direct route, the Time Tables ca
the Pastern Roads are arranged to run in close connection
I with this reliable route.
Our MI information and Throngh Tickets, Oars
corner apply at
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, ( office,)
under the Monongahela i useth.
.1. G. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
AND
Or at Federal Street Station,
GEO. PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
GEO. 0. SESSIONS, Agent, Pittsburgh.
decZo P. W. STRADER. General Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEI'ELAND AND PITTSBURGH
Obio and Peillla A ylVaNlliCH.a. Railroad,
Vv. LLIA
Tlik: SUOICTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO Cowan°
400 TO3 Noma Weer, Ls via CLEVELAND.
This Boat° is One Hundred miles shorter and shout ulna
boors quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Four Doily Than. between Cleveland and Chicago.
Time to Cleveland ins hours, Chicago twenty-four hones,
and St. Louts thirtyaeren Miura
ito and idler TUESDAY, May Al, 1056, the Trains
on this Road will run as follows:
VIA ALLIANCE-
The trains of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad leave
Pittsburgh cc 3-IXI and le2JO 4. 51. and 8 . 1)0 P. lc
L.... tinware at I:16 A. 61, arid 11 , 60 4. 6L and e:5O P. 41
Arrive in Cleveland at 10610 A. SL, 8.30 P. N. and 9:.30
N. nuenecung there with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
Toledo, Chicago. Ruck Leland and St. Louis.
Pusaeugers for Toledo, Chicago, Etauis, anti the North
sib at heirnir. Pittsburgh un th e 7.31. train, by going
vu. Clevelaa 1 will arrive to Chicago at 8:10 next niviroing.
Passengers fur Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Bock Island,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to .go through a
30 ith
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at 7.
i as that Is the only train by which close couttections
"41:14.9traina through
Pittabuolu Itt n rtio A. N. and Wellirille
at 4.00 P. M. are the only ones by which passengers Dail
reach sudden, wadi of Alliance, or stations on the Duca.
lawns extension.
VIA WELLSVILLE.
Steamers Forest City and Diurnal lease their lauding. op
posits MOtionglahella UMW, every morning (SUOtlaya ex.
ociitsil, at 10 o'clock, for Wellsrille, connecting there with
, the trots) leaving 014.00 P. Alliance at 6:60, and arriving
la l'ls/e/sti , l at cra - .) P. N. connecting with the train for
j Toledo and Obinageb and Mich. Csittr al Railroad steamer for
In troll and Chicago.
ThAite for Chtaigo and other points on the North-west.
vu. V{"elbaillo, am sold at $1 to $1,60 less than rat Alltai..s.
'llls trams for Cleveland connect at Hudson with trains
ha Cuyahoga Palls and Akron.
j Passengers fur Borer. Now PhilathipLia and other 1
tans on Tiie,arassaa Esietuiton, can go through sense by
without detention.
The to Toledo and Chicago nth as
j follows: Leave Cleveland at 0:50 A. N. 146. and
let!. l'. SI. Arnve at Chicago at 110211 P $lO A. ?1.,
slit A Ni and ti:Oti P. M.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
Id dom. 24 ors. 116 clam
,T. Alliance $2 30 ,To La Salle ...$l6 00 $l2 00
cho viand .... 4 (10 Bulk 141'1.. IS od 14 el
650 Galena .... 18 10 14 00
Chime° 13 181 $lO hpringtleld, 15 70 It , :Si
liksatuaea .II Is) 14 4(1 - Burlington, 111 00 15 la)
• .1 I.,sits _...1b :id 16 601 Pseires... .. IS 00 14 e)
•• Ituttnlu .. bc. lowaCity 2:i 11 7f.
- /10eael,.. Sc " Is ti, 13 0)
8.8,1,0u0t Fare to i'lia ago pion. dish Island $lO,Oll
Baggage sharked through to Cleveland and Chicago.
Passenger. are requested to procure their thkets at lire
I ofl;es , of this Company, In the Munougahola House, thin)
door below the corner.
El=
J. DURAND, Eart, Cleve/and.
EmyT.l J. A. CAUOIIEI, Met, PittAburgh.
011 W AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
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ItAILRO.tn.
PITTSBURG!! TO ST LOUIS, 1)1RI:C'T,
Tilt only routs making CUM togitioellsotiti: 801C.114,0
.11,1 free, and only ono change. TWO ['OURS IIN AP.
VANCR tIY ANY umtimß ROUTE,
Th,4 tin fool gatiV, with wide and spacious talon oars. in •
rga.tuy watt, 'a bich give groat ease to the trav
eler. mud width is unattainable on any other Railroad in
Ito West
The Train, of this itottle are In the 'tondo of i - m,fu end
esporienced 11101.1. Machinery of superior chat-onto'
,•
aid
in, kept up.
'PAR) 1/A 11,Y PA/315E310E11 TRAINS es-tweet Pittsburgh
on I ante, via Ohio and Peurelyisamit Itallroad, Ivor it no
toll:. wa
Face TRAIN Larvae AT 3 A. A.
T.. 41.51 ULkirLS AT '7 . .3U A.
Vit.ritt.lll " 3.00 I'. hi.
Making : lone : - .:l)nectlono tit I.l,o:hot' Ilidinlinpul:l ana
T. Cr.' flame, thence by the Ohio and Aliostositipt Railroad
to Lotus.
Poseengers for Cairo and Neu Orleans will take Ili
1 re Central Itailrionl ut Sul):1,41: tar:tot:lg at t • eiro •weeriti
L. ir• lo emit auct: of any other route.
tin, Pocitic Railroad 'wing iontplouol from St
J. 'ten., City, coutwets nt Jellotsou luau-..
Pocket., nicking the clwapoet, ,pm kost and must L .. ..de11:,
lit mutt, Kn... and Nehrnialf.a pangellgero Can pan/l0 have,
A Reconite•laso Cttr will be run through with the Itypieut
Train, arriving at St. )awls all at the same time.
only one change of Baggor between Pittsburgh
Loire or Cole,:
l'unoetagere will call for Tickols by the Old Relloblo
via Vinrenneo and Ohio and hilsidoolppt Railroad, thins
tucking mitre ,ainertions, and avoiding the delays
.o Ito
goat on row and unfitilsiout roado.
Tickets good for any reasonable length of time.
FA II ES— Pima 1".%..na.
St. Lour, tin Itallefontaine and Dniou
De. via Columbus, Scala and Day Wu..
Do. via Columba', etntinuatt and Law
19
Cairo 10 on
Second-class ear to St. Louis. 12 00
TUR.OU4I.I Tioirrs or further information may be
cured of A. T. Johnson, Ticket Agent Ohio k Petina It. It.
Co.. corner offer, Monongahela Mouse, of George l'luLitt,
Ticket Agent, Federal street Station,ANllllB Allegheny
WA (114, or
RD, of
J M.
Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi R. It
my t 2 2 V. KNOWLAND, Agent, Pittsburgh
T. . _
lIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
41Prill TIIII El Bala T CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting
the Atlantic Cities with Western, North-wootei u
and Sou •wostern States by a continuous Railway dlr. ct.
This Road also connects at Pittsburgh with Daily Line of
Steamers to all ports on the North-western Lakes; tusking
the most ousar, Witt PEST and RELLUILI EMIR by wlikl,
FREIGHT can he forwarded to and from the UFLIAT WEST.
Rates between Philadelpilla& Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoes, Dry GoodP, 1 The. 1W the.
(In
d. slp. Is.
boxes,) Pura Peatisni, /lc
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,
Dry floods, (In baleis,) hardware, Lea
ther, Wool, Ac
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon
and Pork, On bulk,) Hemp, dm
FOURTH CLAbB.--Cogee, Nish, Bacon and
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard OIL
PLOUR—iB cents par barrel.
Sir In shipping Goods from any point East of Philadel
phia be partied* to mark Trackage, "via Pramsyfrianto
Railroad'.' All Goods amslgued to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will ho ihrwarth‘l without
detention.
Paton? AOINTS—MOtIet Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott, New
York; E. J. Sneeder Philadelphia; klegraw A Koons , Balti
more; Geo. C. Premise's, Pittsburgh; Shriugman A Brown,
Cincinnati, Ohlo ; J. B. Moorhead, Leuisrille, Ky.; R. C.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind.; RatclitT A Co,. St. lrauls, Mo.; J.
B. Mitchell ASon, Evansville, Indiana.
11. 11. HOUSTON,
General FreightAgent, LO Philadelphia.
IL .1. MBAERT,
my 9 Superipterident, Altoona, p...
PENNSPENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
YLVANIA
Summer Arrangement--Change of Hour
Ow and after MONDAY next there will Pe THRRE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH and PEHLADELPIITA.
THE MORNING MAIL 'TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadeiphla at 6:30 A. M.
TIIE FAST LINE leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
2:00 o'clock, P. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN least% Pittaburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts
hurghdrilly, except Sunday, at 4:30 o'clock, P. 51.
BRIXTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. Ed., 3:30 P. M., and 6:20 P. M.—running
an Tar AP Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Linea connect at Pitta burgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo.; Alton., Galena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, LOS.1110:411 and Louisville, Hy.; Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New ' ORXWANS, Si.
LOIIIIMILI.P. and Curcranten.
THROUGH TICKETS can be had to or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars, .60 handbill!' at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find thin the
shortest and moat expeditions route to Philadelphia, Balt
more, New York, or Barton. J. HEMMEN,
Agent, Paasenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
THOS.= ..
AVM, Pared Lass,
RAILROAD,
BROAD GAUGE
ItkibitOADS - n -
Ohio and Pendsylvanik
S N 4.1 i A ittß .4:N•G EMENT
THE EI7 ,T . F.4INS4EfbAILY
Exam. strYbkr.)
72 MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
AND TWO CALSOIA Of CANA AND BAGGAGY AYDIN:D.
AIR LINE ROUTE
DIM=
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
YIA CILIUM)°, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Dl sss ppt•
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS in 1.5,4, hour'. Traitor leave
the Illinois Corral Depot, toot of Water street—
St. Louis Day Exprees dally, Sundeys excepted, 7:15 A. Si.
St. Louis Night, Exproas daily, Saturdays excepted, 9:30
P. M.
St. Louis Freight and Enugrunt dolly, Sundays excepted,
5:30 A. M.
. • ..
. . .
Baggagt ducks/ lArouptt. to Si. Lout.
Trains run direct through to Alton, (259 milesjiwithont
change of cam or bagmuge, and connect with the Company's
splendid steamers W I IiCIIESTER and REINDEER, running
In ea
o u ts, connection with Passenger Trains from Eitun to •
St. Louis, (23 milos,) without landing. Those boats, for
W e s t, cwiTettlence and elegonos, are onsurpLued on the
Western waters, being Sued up with diatbe and spa.icaut 1
Wash-minis, affording to passengers the opportunity of re-
moving the dust unavoidable in summer railroad traveling,
and reaching St. Lamle refreshed from the effects of a lung
ride.
To KANSAS and NEBRASKA this is the moat direct
rout., nod passengers destined fur Bloomington, Sp nglield,
Jacksonville, Naplo, and all points on the Missies' pi, Mis
souri, Rotuma, Cumberland and Tennessee rivers, 11l note
the Important moving in dinimma.being seventy-two miles
less to St. Loula. thirty-seven miles less to Bloomington,
end fifty-vight =lea less to Springfield, WALL by any other
route.
Through Tickets over this route can IV procnre4 at the
various Railroad Ticket Offices in New York, Boston, Null.
delphilt, Baltimore, Albany, Bu ff alo, kr., and at all Through
Ticket Offices throughout the States, and to Chicago nt the
Company's Orrice, No. 48 Dearborn street, opposite the Tn.
wont Hausa—end at the Depot of the Illinois Central Rail
road, foot of Water street.
Responsible Baggage Men will alwitys be et the Depots of
the various Roads going into Chicago, to Cheek Eui.ggage
through to any point desired on the line.
R. P. kIOROA.SI, Jr Superintendent
II- J. t)- SCIL I3 4 O -I.44ilitS,
sapi numeral . Passenger Agent.
I NEW AND DIRECT ROUVIG,
FROM PITTSBURGH TO
Columbus, Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terra Ibtuie, Rock Island,
Louisville, Vincennes, lowa City,
St. Louis, Evansville, Dubuque,
Dayton, Cairo, Galeria,
Xeula, Memphis, Peoria,
Zanesville, Vicksburg, rem,
Newark, New Orleans,
AND TUX PRINCIPAL CITIES IN TILL WISE AND sorra,
Via at
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad!
who, now completed and In successful operation be.
Meer, Steubenville and Newark, Uhl.
Combining Railroad and Steamboat facilities, Nile route
Offen to the traveler a degree of comfort unrivalled by any
rrdming caret trim Pittsburgh.
Fall Arrangement.
On and after MONDAY, November sth, 1855, a DAILY
LINE of elegant and .wift rumnug Steamer., commanded
by ea perimactd and acoommudatlng officer., will leave NIL,•
borer erery day at 5 P. 11.
VENTURI:. Captain ftoenott.
FAIRY QUEEN " C Elmo.
Pasneugers wimp on board, and reach Sten:wax Ille at
o'clock the following morning—connecting with the
Train at 7:15 A. If, making direr:t connection with Truine
for all the abnre obtaining a comfortable night's
met. and aloonling the /kilo. of oVit traced by raihved.
4141 - Fare es cheap as by any other Itaaroad route.
1. or Through and 't wean., and further information,
utra JOHN J. HOUSTON,
Na 115 Water street, Pitt.bnrgh.
OEO. W. FULTON, Superintendeut.
L MST ENN Y, Uouoml Agent. novl3
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
WIRYING THE
Great United States Mall and Express
TWO PABBE:4OER TRAIN . .? RON DAILY ou 1N entire
leugth hum DUBUQUE ro CAIRO,
LAD
CIEWAGO to CAIRO.
This lload, In connection with Trains of the Ohio and
t ltssiselppl IL It and Chicago and Gslerm Railroad, for - no.
the most direct and only continuous It. R. route from
CHICAGO TO Sr. LOUIS,
Cii ICAO() to CAIRO,
C-lIICAtiO TO DUBUQUE.
Trains hats Chicago as follows t
to A. M. and Ioe2o P. M. St. Louts iron Canto HIPIMSS.
Paaaengens for St. Louts by this train take the cars of the
Ohio and Miss. ft. It. at Sandoral, and are carried direct to
St. Louts.
ce.:ta A. M. and &in P. M.—Doutiqus !dm 01.13ff.k ESPRS.R,
connecting at Dunbeth (opposite Dubuque) with a Unity
Line of Steam Packets flu- St. Paul and the Upper
sippi river eine..
',train. leave, Cairo for Calcago and Dubuque at 7:30 A. M.
and P. M.
Passengent from the F.ast and places on the Ohio river,
de...tined for St. hoofs, will save 190 miles of balms, and un
certain river wavigatiou from Cairo to St. Louis, and arrive
tlfteen hour. in othllllCe of tie river route, by taking the
car. at Cairo.
Tickets to St_ Louis, Cairo, Dubuque, St. Patti, and all to.
portant phew. by this route, tau be had at the office o f the
OA P. and C. d P. ititilowds in Pittsburgh. and Ithliigau
antral Railroad In Clitcago. it. Fi MASON,
Jon Supertntou'l.
•. . _
Swum - er Arrangement.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
Shortest anti quielte•t Route to all Point
on the Allegheny River.
Two DAILY TRAINS leave l'itt.bur)sh a. follows*
Jfarning Expre.ss, at S o'clock, A. St.. fur KITTANNING.
CLARION, FRANK UN, IIItADY'S
MAIIONING, It Ertl ERSBUIttI, BROOKVILLE, and all
points North.
letetib.p Amen mectstion
all way.etation..
Fare to Kittanning, g1,i16
Mdle.ex $1 751 Clarion ...
2 60 i Pun maw u
Smicksburg ey
Red-Bank 2 25.Relmetehurs
eurlsvllle 2 75 Reedsbnryi
Adams 2 00 Rural Village
Brady'. Bend 2 25 ......
KoliPreburg Y tin Texas
Bethlehem'2 75 klechanicsburg 3 00
Shatintmdale 3 25 Brookville 3 :5
Tickets to all of the above place. can be procured at the
Office, Oi Peon and Wayne streets, and at ths Depot
on Taylor street. A. J. HOPPER,
Jo2l Superintendent.
MAGAZINES, &c.—
Harper for July—price 20 emits.
• Oodey's Lady's Book for July—id/c.
Graham's Magazine for July-20e.
Peterson's Magaaine fir July-17e.
Leslie's N. T. Journal fur July--18c.
Yankee Notions for July-12c.
Balluo's Magazine for July-10c.
Brother Jonathan for 4th July—a magnificent
double number—price 12c.
The above Just received at
. LAUFFEit'S BOOKSTORE,
JeOB No. 77 Fourth street.
FOR SALE.-20 Acroa of Land, a good
situation fora country store, about 20 miles Irvin the
city, In a thriving neighborhood and no store near.
Rouse and lot and throe vacant lota In Allegheny City.
WANTED,
A situation by a young lady In a dry gouda or trimming
store, or millinery establiahmeut—for one cook—two girls
to do housework—one boy to learn a trade—two boys In
stores or run of errands—two men to work on farms or la
boring work in the city. Inquire oWeorge W. Bunn at his
Real Estate Agency and intelligence Office, on the north
side of Ohio st.., 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
City. JOl9
60c. VI 100 tbs.
50c. CIA 100 hi.
40c. - 44 ICC the
MELODEONS AND REED ORGANS,—
Charlotte Blume hasjuot received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons. and Reed Urgans in elegant rosewood
cases of every variety and style. comprising 4, 4 1 ,ii and 5 oc
taves, portable style, with scroll legs; 5 and octavea,
sersiddrie or Piano style, with rich ruoul dingi, carved music
desk, &o, 5 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, and contain
ing 2 sots of reeds throughout, the ono tuned an octave
above the other; an excellent instrument for the use of
Churches, Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument is
submitted to a thorough examination previous to being sent
from the manufactory, and 13 warranted In every respect.
These instruments are recommended so being far superior,
both in tone and finish, to any others manufactured.
The chief improvements (upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent,) consists in bringing tho wind to lie
directly upon the reed, sorts to produce, on opening the key
valve. the quickest possible vibration, and the sound tiled
pee,rn Into a modulating chamber, (enclosed by the swell,)
which mellows the TOM, and give it more of melodious, flute
like quality, than is the general property of reed instru
ments. Yaw sale by ca.kftWTTE BLUME,
Jel7 Old Eitablished Plana depot' , No.l'lB Wood et.
F ISII-10 bbls. Lake Superior Trout;
20 ht. "
Received and for sale by
SPRINGER HAREM:FOIL
Je26 295 Liberty street.
10[1---EFINED SUGRS-
111/ 16 tibla Loverino "crunhod Sugar;
do Stewart's' . A" do do;
ndo Lovering'' , fine pulv'd do:
10 do do coarse do 4 0 ;
10 do do crushed do; In store sod
for sale by [jeltl] MILLER dr. RICKETSON,
T CPU:WS SPECIFIC-5 gross in store
jj sad for sale by [Jain] lD G IMIN BROS.
EIMEIM
rtiON/OS WON'TtoO 'Ter did db..
,
1. mote than give temporary relldfatidt ey hover will.' •
IS became they don't touch thocaunnottlindlieasei 1144 •
cause of. all ague end bilious 4tspapc is the atmoinheric .
poison &lied - Miasma or 'Re ;•••11.te this poison by
witure t a attfoth i and alldiseaseAaneed by it Illeappeare
at once.' Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure is this Antidote to
Malaria, anti moreover It is a perfectly brimless medicine. ,
The eert ift ee t e of the celebrated:chemist, J. R. Chilton, of
New York, to this effect, is attached to every bottle; there
fore if does no grad it. can do no harm.
This is more than can be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any
tonic In existence, toi their rise Is riff nein to the censtitution
and brings on Dumb Ague, which never allows a pereent,l9l
feel perfectly well for a single moment. In illtuuratttin of
these truths I annex some extracts freak a letter just received
from a Physician :
Gmaorrown, Ohio, March 11, ISA r
JAS. A. RHODES, EnL—Dear Sir; Touts of 2d inat.: tear
hand. The Cure arrived late lastyear and 010 ditilculty
ge tting any one to, ny it was greatly Lticresnld from the'
-N ett:lust a remedy Vial been totrodu6ediiddch wrasgrowing•
inlayer with the public, in being tetter.Pluip using Quinine.
—not knowing 1 presume that the remedy they used to
escape taking Qufnitie; contalled . the drtig UMW
This reinedy, known as Smith's .Tonia, would invariab g
break an ague, hot It did not cum it, ap It would often re
turn with renewed vigor. 'This on circumstance I deemed
In your favor if I cOuldtillitltide sateatnemparison between
It and your Chre. Tlie following is the result:
Threepersone took yotir-Cure, all Cornball were cases of
: Quotidian Intermittent Fever, : of many wee. kit: standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other pdls, ninnionallY
missing a chill, but it was (as in - air snob asses) slowly wear
ing them out, and laying the foundation : 9f other and seve
rer maladies. I did 'succeed In t treating a radical cure of
all three of these cans with your remedy, and they -have
not had Achill since: In all three of these-can* the Smith's
Tonic had been used, and would, as before stated, lneekthe
chill, but after a period ortwolutd elapsed It wood return.
I think there will be no difficulty now in giving to your
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy now in 'doe
here, dc., WILLIAM BUCKNER, D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CORE. Take It
w h et , y ou feel th e chills coming oe, r audyou will never have
a tangle one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R.l.
For sale by Druggistagenerally. jel4
W . W. WALLACE
OR K s
STEAM MARBLEW
Opposite Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
STONEA alwaye on hand ; Stone and Marble Curbing
and:Vaults for Cemeteries, made to coder.
Furniture and Washstand Tops, and Imposing Stonesmade
by machine :1, in lees time and better style than can be done
by mere if:mum! labor. Particular attention Is paid to the
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,.
. .
of which we have a large variety of beautiful pattemv.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, as a e
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices
(slb and upwards,) but few who are able to own a good
house, will be willing to remain long without procuring oue
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to wroom; are
not liable to Calm fire, and cost but little more than a good
•
wood mantle. 9
Marble sold low to the trade. Hearth Stones made joinder.
Oar stock of Marble is the largest In the West, and being
manufactured by the beat wo:kmeia, aided by machinery, is
nititihy,offrittention. • , - $
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pitteburgh,
filletrtrith dedpetch. W. W. WALLACE. ,
SMUT MAC LLINES. - LULL'BPATENT
BURN SMUT MACHINES, used in 700 Mills in the
West. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they become smooth, the edge can be renewed by gracking
the Burr. They have been utand fqr five year. to the City
Mills, Pittsburgh,: (one of the largest mills in the Wnst,)atid
are warranted to cletin well. For particulars, see hand -billy.
Orders filled at 319 LThertystreet, Pittsburgh.
apr.l W. W. WALLACE.
M LL OWNERS.—Franob Burr and
Laurel Hill Stones, Belting Clothe, Mill Spindles, Mill
irons, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Coat Iron
Proof Stafs, Ac., always on hand and made to order ? at 319
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penns.
tip=
STEAM ENGINES .AND BOILERS.-
Enginuas, with the latest Improvements, warranted belt
quality, on hand and made to order. Boners of UlltlifllA
iron, made on abort notice. Orders filled with destiatoh, at
319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pq.
*On W. W. WALlitteft.
•
PORT4BLE FLOURING MILLS.`—The
subscriber baa on hand; atolls manufactorlg, Portable
Flouring bin, of an implitived quality; they are very con:-
pact, run light, grind fast, (live to fifteen busbels pet hour.)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prova
a valuable acquisition to Iron masters, lumbermen and largo
stock feeders. Orders flied at 319 Liberty streetaltiiiburgh.
ap22:daw W. W. WALbACg.
3. H. IMLAY T. ILLY mace.
FREE OF CHARGE! 1-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ENGRAVINGS, entitled "'Bolton Abbey in
the Olden Times," a splendid steel engraving, for in the eel':
brated painting by Landseer; and the .Depirtitre of the
Israelites from Egypt," a large and beautiful engraving front
a painting by D. Roberts. The retail price of the above el
graving is 112 per copy, but will be sent free of sharp , , as .
failure:
The subscribers have established. a ROOK AGENCY lu.
Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication of
the retail price, free of Ragtag's., any persons, - by fbriarding
the subscription price of any of the $ 3 Magazines, such 'u
flarpees, Coneys, Patorun's, Graham's, Frank Ladies Pia,
ions, do., will receive the magazines for one year, and a copy
of either of the. above he
above engravings, free of tharge,
or if sabwribing to a V and a $1 Magazine, =chap Peter
eon's, and Challen's Ladles' Christian Annual, they will
CeiTtb both magazines and a copy of either of Matinee° en
vin
g..
.very deecription of Engraving on Wood executed with
1:18140638 and despatch. Views cd.liniklinge, Newspaper
Lleadings„ Views of Machinery, Book Ilkustrations,
Certificates, Business Cards, fte. All orders Asa by mail
Pegs
attended to. Persons wishing views Of their build.
Mp engraved, can send a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by mail or express.
Persons at • distance having saleable art:Mimeo:aid find It
to their advantage to address the subscribers, u we would
act as agents for the ado of the same.
S 4 F mateg,
Third street, Philadelphia
4. Lamm
- up ROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
St. Anthony rank MlnneiotaTereitory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, iuvint
tuentNnlatie to the host advantage, and. Land Warnuds loca
ted. Also, Agents for the wile orLots In the town of ST.
CLOUD, 65 miles from St Anthony, and head of navigatlou
above the Falls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
crease. the Missies - Imi' at thls point, and the numerous ad
vantages It possesses as a place of business, will make it one
of the largest cities in the Notthwest,
JANTS lIILALCLT ..... C. RIMY.
D LAKELY t RICHEY, REAL ESTATE BlM
louts, corner of Seventh and Endthdeld streets, Anti-
burgh.
Farms, Houses, Lots, Mils, Furnaces, Az. &e., bought and
sold on commission; Land Warrants bought, sold and loca
ted; Bids,, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Eispeidal attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms
reasonable. nov27:daw
_ .
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Agent
Mr procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the Col
iectiou of Claims in Great Britain and Ireland.
/at- Collections made in this and adjoining Counties;
So
tates of decedents settled; Real Settle botteit, M eald of
teased. and rents collected. Moneys invested on ortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
°Mee on FIR:Galt street, a few doors above IhnithEeld.
Pittsburgh, Marchl.l3, 11336-4rolabdiceri
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Corn
ruissioner for the States of Tennassee, New Ilium,-
Oortuecticut, Wisconsin, New York r Itiebiga% kW.
Louie Jana and Virginia.
J/R/- Weds drawn, and aokhciWtedutanta and pronth triton
for morel or use in any of the above named, Staten, Minas,
kliaalasippl and Rhode Ulan&
Pittsburgh, March 2S, 1855-4mh2Sdaw]
TTNION COAL WORKS FOR. SALE.-
vu The Coal Works lately owned by A. LooelOr. k Co.
situated on the Monongahela river, about 28 mites from
Pittsburgh, are now for sale. The property consists e.f 11. f
acres and 110 perches of Land, (more, or leinikand all the
WM therein; and also all the Cad in about 100 acres more,
together with Buildings, Railways, Ac. •
For further particulars apply to
D. W. A A. 8. BELL, Atty's at Law,
No. 108 Fourth at. Pittalmrgh.
ie at bali, P. M., stopping at
BARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
offers fer sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
cud adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connellstille
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borough of MIKES
PORT. Poor of the Lots are. 3114 ibet.' to width by °bait'
120 in depth, fronting at one end on the Depot, Ind at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of them fronting fur their
whole length on other streets.
Ano—TWO LOTS, 87X feet in width, fronting the other
side of the Depot, and in depth 17k—one of the Lota border.
ing for its whole lengttinn Jerome Street.
No better property can be found, and it will be sold low
Part of the velment taken in Stock of the Connellsville
Railroad, if dt‘W. 030. Y. OILLMORE,
Moe of the Morning Post.
Pittsburgh, August Si, 1851,—(dawtf
_ ---
WIG MANUFACTORY—Mss. RENTER,
six-doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
Oillce, Allegheny QV, is prepared to fill, orders for WIGS,
and all hinds of ORNAMENTAL UAIR wax The best
quality,of material is furnished, Mid entire satisfaction guar
anteed. mylbolawly
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
W. W. WAL4ACE.
ReklovemorMiay,
Hon. Wm. H. Webb, Chief Janke of Minnesota
Hon. J. Meeker.
Hort. H. AL Mee, Delegate to Oongresa
Bice, Hollimmhead & Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Borne & Oaks, Baaksrs.
Be.. T. M. Fullerton, Bagister of 11. Land Office,
ovp2o
aplladawtf
111 00ES t BOOKS I ! BOOKS I!l—Wild
* Scenes of a /Writer's Life.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Bea.
Northwood, or Life North and Booth.
Fremont's'tb.twdition to Oregon and California.
Bell Smith Abroad.
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Noble Deeds of American Women.
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Japan as it was and 11,
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'The Greatest •' Nediear-Diseovery 1..," . .-
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. :0 F :THE ?A.G- - Rf.
MR. KENNEDY, of Reribury, has discov-1
ored in one of bar common pasture weeds a remedy r ..
WV. pine •teeg e. kiTi,of ,Hlntlevo fretskyterrst Scrofula too ~
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lie ban treated it tti over eleven hundred cases, sad never •, - ,
failed except in two awes (both thunder humor.) He has t ..., •••• . -
gow in- his pcseemlop suer two, l i ltted certifiostea of its / • • •
..sehieicasottan.&-eintynilleeot -.
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..•ylv,o betties prewamat,e4 hi cure a ,nursipg. sore mouth.
• - Oiia!to PiPi1.3.1144,1441400 41.war.lt. Ihntor:Phoplee oft - ~, ~
the face: C r .- ;
Two to threebottles wilt scour the system of boils. ft -'
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Tap yeglee are WarrFilefl-toSaP ll° 711-Tft In the a:
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'Atitiith 'AO 4dtlitreit. ft. • , ...§ ,t e . iw or.
, fifriee ter fivettlxittleterwe vertu - . , ted to emu tne'sveret case
ft f 'VROPela'4, _ ''i , i 7.4.'•
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V
Gator' 'tab botles are watrantedlo,ctite ell of the;
•Twobottlesero warranted to cure mining of the ear and 4
blotches among the hair. 0. ,
Four to sin bottle, are warranted to cure ofirrupt , and ran- ei•
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of thet akin. Ii•-•:f.,,,,•.".:.!.0:-.4'
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' Two to three bottles are warranted (.45 - core the most • der
perate cases of rheuatatism. - •
~Tweor.thrse bottles are warranted to cure the worst cases ~... .
Wl' ringworm. tit,
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum. f „' 4 -
, five toeight bottles will cure the wort cane of scrofula. i .
b benefit is always experienced from the first bottle and P
a perfect cure b atwanted when the above quantity 10 4 •
taken: I .
i Nothing looks so Improbable to those who have In vain ?,-•
tried all the wonderful medicines of the. day, as that a corn-
men'Weed grOwing in the pasture; and along old Mona walls, t ,.
_should cure every humor la the system; yet ltialnow a fixed ''_
fact. If you have al:minor it has to start. Tbere,are no ifs,
nor audit, hams or ha's ' about suiting some eases and not,;
;yours. 1 peddled.oyera thousand:batiks of Whittles vicinity ,
of Beaton. I know its etrects.in every case, .It has already ~..4 .
done some of the greateitt cures ever dotie In , Pdtissechtulette.g
I gar) it to children a yeti. Old; to etirkpeopkof,Mxty. I l:i .
have seen poor, puny, wormy looking endren, 'whose flesh,.
watreoft and flabby, restored to a perfect state'of health by,.
_ .
ono bottle.,„„,, t, .
To those who are subject to a aick headache; one bottle lA, •-• ,
will always core it. It.gives great relief to catarrh and din.& -- , '
zlness. ; Some who have been costive for years, have taken, n
andbeen regulated by It. Where the body is sound It works' -..," -
[
quite easy, but where there - Is exty.derangenient of•the num- -I• ;'
Vona of nature it will cause very elo t garl roofings, hut you , •.- . •
most not be alarmed — they Always ' pPear in from four .- - S•
depth, a week. There is never a - bad result from it On the •- •
contrary, when that, feeling is over, you will feel you
ri
like a new person. I heard solos of the 'matt' extravagant-
encomiums of it OW iiiiatCover - itstetted to.. Ito change o
diet is ever necesseryeat the beat you can get I have me- .•
lotto an herb, which, when- simmered In sweet Oil, absolves*
Scrofulous swelling of the neck and under the ears. Peal,
60 cents. Price of the Medic( 1 Discovery $1 per bottle. t
Directions for Lli•---Adui #, nun table spOonfal tor day. 4; .
Children over eight years, t...iseert spoonful; children from l•• .
fire to eight years, tea-spoonfuL • As 'no direction can be •;
made applicable to alLconetitutions, take enough to operateit
,
on the bowels twice a day. .
Mr.IMINEDY Orel! personal attendance la bed canes of
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Scrofula. ..
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dv. KEYSltit'a - 140 Wood '
street, corner of Virgin alley, and .7: P. FLEMD•4I, kite.
;luny. .. . . 0. , 4 14 2 : 1 •Ydsw in.......,"1
AYER'S CHERRY -PECTORAL, - -=,--:-.• .
FOR THE RAPID CUBE OP COUGHS, 'COLDS, HOARSE i k , - ..
NESS, •
NESS, artubickuals, witoomm-couou.,. mom - % ..
ASTI.M. AND CONSUMPTION.. .
a.,
i"",. _:t. Tine Minna la offered to the con R -
-.. ~.. _ munitfaith the conlidetuilr'ive feel in.
• • . an article which.seldont.fails to real-
I
',o'. . Me the happlert e ffe cts that can be de. '.'
. - u , e ,„. .. shish Se Wide'ilklielleld of its use
. •
~ futures, and_ so umeerons the cases of
' t. - • •
__,-- :,..ais-, , iii . eines, that almost every section of k .
...7. ) . ,t11111 . .!" V.,:4.„, \ the country ohm:mats In inasona, pub- t ... ,
vti.„ • - ",-- ":` , "_.T._...'' , . Hely known, who have been restored
• - • • from alarming and oven desperate db. •-•-
eases of the lungs, by lb; use. When once tried, its impe•
riority over every other medicine of its kind, la too apparent
to escape observation and where its virtues are known, the I
public ncs longer hesitate What antidote to employ fur the.
distressing and dangerous affection of-the pulmonary or-
gime, which are incident to our climate. ,
Nothing has called louder for the earliest hiltid t ;:f mei!.
_,.... . ' .
ail men, than the alarming preyalenco and of con- ',.
sumptive complaint., nor has any one class of diseases had ' ..
more or their investigations -and care But at yet DO ado.
qtittte remedy has been provided, on which the public could r",
depend for protection fromnttaas up or
the respiratory o.
ouzo:tail the Introductimi Of the • st:E.ItItPECTOILAL. „
This article is the product of a long,haboriergi t sind,sl believe, ti
successful endeavor to furidah the community with such a i
remedy. Of Ode lastatatemuttheAnlericin people are now
themselves prepared to Judge, and I appeal wills conadence to il
their decision. If there Is any demo:aeries to be placed in
whist men of every class and station certify It ban done for ri
then, if we can trust our own senses, when we see dangerous '.
affections of the throat findings yield toll; Uwe can depend `i
on the summon of intelllgent Playacts= Who make It tear i
business to know—in short, if 'salty reliance upon any-
thing. then it is trrefaably proven' that thiantedicitte does ro-
lioris and does cure the dims of diseaseeit laaesigned for, be.
- yond any and all others that are kumento mankind. . If this be A
true, itainnot be too freely published, nOrtoo widely known. i
The witted, should know it. A remedythat unit is price. i
lees to them. Parente Sheila know it; their children are t
, priceless ta them. All shout* know 141 for health am be '
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priced to no one. Not only shoal:lit bacirualatedbere , but i
everywhera;not only in ' this( Unary, - lint Its ' Alreatmtaies. t .
Hour faithfully we ban acted amthiSodaldellMtilsehown in
the fact that already this article has nide the .circles of the ' l .l
globe. 'Phi sun 'never . sets . mills Mai "irNo Continent le
without it, and but few peoples. Although nutinso general i
use in other tinting as in this, it Is emplayo by the more
intelligent I i almost nil civilized countries: •IV Et rotten- I, , ~- .
alvely employed lu both America,—ln Europe, Asia, Africa, ,
Australia and the faroff islands of the sea. ' ife is as dear
to its possessors there en.liere, and Hwy grasp ate valuable i
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike most, preparation
of its kind, it is an expensive composition of costly materiaL
Still it Is afforded to the public at ti reasonably low price, and I
whist is of vastly more importance to them, its quality is
dorm . suffered to decline from its original standard of excel- .„ ,
lance. Every bottle of this medicine, now manufactured, Is ''. - :,
iLB good as ever bee been made heretofore, or as wo are ay. 1 • - ,
' cable or making. -No toil or cost is spared, In maintaining ', ~,.' ,
it In the best perfection which it is panale to produce. , ..
Hence the patient who procures the gentian Onus Pre. c . ' • '
,ones, eels rely on having as good an article as inner been ; .., i '
had by those who testify to its cores.,, .' . ,
Dy pursuing thin comae, I have the hope of doing some .
,• .i
good in the world, aa well as the satisfaction of believing i,,..' ,
that much bets been done already. e ....
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-Prepared by J. C. AYER,' Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Blass •
Sold by R. d. FAIINEITOCK ,4, CO., at wholeanie and re- i .
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tall, by every Druggist hi Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers ..
everywhere.— —. aplidnutdw ... '•
INHALATION
BE 0? ASTH A D CONSIIVTION,
NEW AND VERY wosuziug , iim.
HYGEANA
BROUGHT HORS TO VIE DOOR CO MB MILLI°.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent- •
ly been made - by Dr. 0412173, of this city, In the treat. •
mennof Consumption, asthma, and all diseases of the Lungs.
We refer to "Drs. CURTIS' lIIRZA.NA, OR Innewei Hisses
Varna Awn Liam Suter." With this new method, lie. C.
has restored many afflicted °nee to health; !ARA evidence of
which, he has innumerable certificatea, Sneaking or the
treatment, a phytdcian remarks: "It la evident that inhaling
—constantly breathing an Agreeable healing
. .vapor—the
medicinal properties must come Indirect contact With the.
whole-serial cavities of the Itinga,und thus escape the many
And varied clunagoe produced upon them when,inirodoced
Into the atomacli, and subject to the process 'Of digestion."
The Ilygesna is for sale by all the Druggists Huredighont the
conntry."—Ncw .nrk Dutchman of Januca3 , l4.
The Inhaler is worn on the bntast, tuadeFthe Han, with
out the least inconvenience—the heat of the:body . being
sufficient to evaporate the fluid. Hundreds of cases cares,
like the following, might b e burned '
Onneelo of the Hygenua has cured me of the asthma. '
of six years'standing. J. F. Ernsumnr,
Postmaster - of Dnucannon, Pa.
I am cured of the asthma, of tea years' standing, by Dr
Curtis' rlygeann. hiermeagr Bistros, Brooklyn, N. F.
Mrs. Pscrt, of No. 5 Hammond street, N. V., was cured of •.
a severe case of Bronchitis by the Ilygmana.
My sister bob been cored of a distressing cough; of several
years' standing, and decided to be incumblei by the physi.
dans. She was cured in ono mouth, by the .11ygeena.
J. 11. (lIMIRT, Richmond, Me.
The Rev. Dr. Osmium, of New York, testiff re of our inedi•
clue in the following language:
Raw Yeas. November lb. 1853.
Dear think highly of Dr. Curtis' llygesna as a rem•
edli in diareikila of the. throat and kings Laving had same
opportunity to teetiliite efficacy, I am convinced that it le a
moat excellent. Medicine; both the Syrup and the inhaling
application to the cheat.
N. 11.—Dr. Cicrtie Einem' is the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GEN EilNit AlITIOLS; all others are base Imitations, or vile
and IN.TIMIOI7B ccmuterfella. Shen them es y 01; would
Pllll3os. .
. .
air ICI sale by Dr. Ge0..11. Keyser, 140 Wood street; H.
& Sellers a Co.; Lee Beckham, Allegheny City; John
Sargent, New Brighton; 0.. L. Kaiser, llocheater.• •
myl4:dewOm
THE SATISFACTORY REIMIDY----From
all ports of the country, north and zouth..the proprie•
ton; are ahntdt daily In receipt Of such ftattetinglestinioni•
Ode aa thelollowing, relative toB. A. Fahneatoces unequal.
ed Vermifnge:
Clarmesnotto', Ala., April... Nth,
Musa. B. A. Fahnetrock c Cb.—l have been selling your
Vermifuge in this place for tiro years, punt take pleasure im
stating, for the inform4lon of the trade anduf the public,.
that it has beernao far as r know, ono of the most eatisfac-
Aory remedied in the market, and one of the meet-saleable ,
medicines we Intro. I have also - pergnal knowiedgthof Its I
good effects in numerous came under the treatment, of our
phyaiciane, all of whom use it regularly, and always tomtit.
It to bo safe and reliable as a warm specific, I can necom-
Wand it as menf the safbat and test In the market.
A. STOLLIWWERCE.
Prepared and sold by 11. A, VAIINESpocK, S t OQ
mh2A .:orner of WOod , and First eta. Pittsburgh;
D .
R. LLIIIEN'S . PARISIAN TOOTH 1
MI
PAEIIi..-4ttis Tooth Paste is the best of Its kind for 7.
cleansing and preserving the teeth. It is, prepared pndcr #
the sapervisiorroPlir. littliiinti. Said onlyby .
• t.
- ce ~ JCa. VLIMING,
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je26 Corner Market at anti the Diamond. :i
I I OWDER'D
ItudredAveil ia4lbi Bios
A SUPERIOR ,BOOK TO
WATeum'
Lehriluirrint.—Seidikidq: Tom wANDERra,
Tale of Life's Fleitusituden.tiy We' author of "The Watch
man," ke n ke.
' , Trudging along, u g what 5e sought,
Arid whhstlink as he went," for Waritnt,
sancta 07 pm. raw- .
"Another popular tale frotu the pen of au author who
needs no introdtictioh Ittif other books having commanned
a whlksii,leand made him Jkmiliar to the reading Public."—
TGasctf,
he'lentbiltir'sith which then:aiding 'phbile-re&i red
l'hikwatchuarh . ..fahe 014 xaciar,,: .:Lawrer'estorz' ar.,
and the extensile editions through which each of these 5r
Works pained, Is the best evidence whiets Can 'bri furnished of 't
the ability er r ata author of the 'lVandcrer,'".—/a Jour.
"'The Wanderer' paints 16 an excellent moral—arid while
It will 'efichinn the attention of the *rare mature reader, it
cannot hate interest alorell.as amuse thy-Tot:sag. For sale
11 Y nawks k Ildother.”—Ckeeters 7 Herald: -
"The incidents are natural and life like, theAlarrative
graphic, and the style forcible. it will please."—Hurtled
Osrant.
For sale by
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10 Dwarf boxes Jdwel Opnlr Turiet
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