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REAL-ESTATE MARKVIr, '
CORNER OF SEVEN= AND BKITHTIELD STAELTS.
WiltiMl
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We have the following Real Estate for sale:
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND to Sq. Clair teramship, on
the aid Washington Road, well improved-
SIX 4 CRES OF LAND in Chartiers township, about half
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with valuable
mprovemeota, suited for ag t enteel country re,ldenr..
will
A LOT OF GROUND in E' ist Liberty, 80 feet by 841,
be gold low.
~. . .
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near lifinersville.
TEN ACRD S OF LAND in Indian• township, at the
month of Deer Creek, on which are good improvements and
an old established ferry
FIFTEEN ACRES ..)F LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 11l ACRES in Plum townshi three and a
half mike from Logan's Station, on the A. V. Railroad, w i t h
good improvements.
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOME on Ste
venvon street, (opposite the Mercy lloepttal,) with modern
improvements_
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the Warn of BeaVer, con
taining twenty-three scree, within eighty roda of the C. et
P Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in the Borough of Hand:tester, Corner
of Chartiers and Fayette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM In Derry
towealdp, Westmoreland county, would be exchanged for
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Swim
vale Station, with five or ten Acres of Land.
TWENTY ACRRS OP LAND adjoining the Swint.le
Station. Apply to 002) BLAKELY A RICLIEY.
rwm.vE
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
Aar THE EASTERN DAILIES are regularly received,
twelve hours in advance of the Mail, and delivered
scribers at the following rates:
Philadelphia LEDGER. Ds,. per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, the. per week.
" HERALD, ••
" TIMES,
Leave your orders for t6t4ro, or any other Eastern
papers, at 71 Fifth street, fur
my 2 4 RICHARD SHANNON.
FUR SALE-2U acres of land, on which is
erected a hewed log house, frame lmru and other out
buildings. all in good ordernon's cleared, well fenced
and in good state of . cultivanou , a young orchard, several
acres of grant and clover now in good and thriving condi
tion, the reumunug a acres well timbered—would be a good
situation for a store, being situated o'. the cross roads, Iwo
twoen Mkt:Tot:mu and Butler, in Mid Iles. township,' 13u1•
ler county. Will be sold low —termi,cloy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, in a Dry Goods,
Trimming or Millinery aitabliskaleut.
Watited--,tlavoral girls to do housework In the city and
countly. Ala,, a situation by El boy about fourteen years of
age, la a store, to run errands or other light work.
I to, at re of t i EU. W. BUN N, at his Agency and Intelligence
Office. ‘,l Ohlust.rert, fourth d,s,r east of Diamond,
A1..1,1X111 ENV UlTl'. e 7
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or Lim* good Cooks fur city and
country. A Buy of 17 to learn a trade: must be well recom
mended. Also, places for Mar or five Girls to do chamber or
dining-room work. Four Buys in stirve ur to run errands,
and fine or Fox men at any kind of employment.
Apply at LOWRIE'S New Intelligence Office,
febla) No. 14 Fifth street.
WANTEI) —A Situation tt-i Governess or
teacher, by a young lady well qualified, and hav
ing had considerable I . lllCrietiCe; would not object to go Into
the country.
Ranted—Several girls to do housework, In city and
collo n - y. and is txFy to run of errands, In a shoe store in the
run
E., Sale—A einall tannery in g.a.al order and doing. g“,al
hwinese. I:, a small Wag, h bout fifteen miles trum the
sty. The owner wishing go West will men at a great
bargain. Inquireof G W. DUNS, at his lgoucy nod Intel,
ligeeee °thee, north side of Ohio street, fourth door mast
the Diamond, illegheny city. myEH
WANTED ---A SITUATION, by a young
Lady, in a Dry Goods or Trimming Store, ur
nery establishment.
WANTED—Several GIRLS to do housework, in the city
and country. Also, a situation by a boy about fourteen, in a
store to run errands. or other light work.
FOR SA LE—A small TANNERY, in good order and doing
a good busine , s, in a +mall village aiwat fifteen mike from
the city The ',viler wishing to go West, will sell at a great
bargain.
Inquired GEORGE W. BUNS, nt his Agency and Intel
ligence odic, north mile of Ohio strtset, fourth dour east ‘.l .
the Diamond, Allegheny City.
DEESON'S lIYDRAELIC CEMENT, OR
W ATER LIME.—The undersigned keep constantly on
hand large stork of this article of the best quality. The
attention of Contractors and Builders of Navigation
Aquislocts, Bridges, Reservoirs fur Water Works, Ac., is re
quested to this article. The well known resistance and lill
perriotaness of water, characteristic of this Cement, renders
it of the first neeessity in all structures exposed to the action
of water or damp. apat.3ni) ENCLISH A RICHARDSON.
ACO C N RI . SEAT IN ROBINSON
TowNsii p P it SA I.E.—We offer for sale a beauti
ful piece of Land in Robinson township, shunt seven nu:,
from the city, containing twenty-four acres, all Coal Land,
well improved and in a high state of cultivation. 'the
Monss cutitetun five rooms, neatly finished, with kitchen,
out-houses, stables and barn. Plenty of the best g - rstled
ruit, Ag. Apply to iiylu; BLAKELY k RICHEY
111 R S II FELD & SON, DEALeas IN
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS and SHIRT MANI:-
EweII:KERS. N.. 7ti 1% , 1‘ ID qr.,/
NoTIC1: —The sub. rite," re.ytectfully .10,A011, that
made by them ar• ttuaranteNl to lit: viii le
warded to any part of the Untou. on retretratg from the rem,
nen /ending the orders their pernynal meaaurerneut rn
te.hes. arcordma to the formula glen belom.
Remember. the rue taunt Le carefully aol accurat. It
taken, 10 all ne,eattary alb:mann-a are made by the cutter .1
op. eetablutbment.
fr',r - st—Shi, around the he, k
.tie nel• around the 1‘ rugt.
T;ftr,/- -Lr oth,l tli.. ilovi.,llxt.•l7 hok.w the arm
pita
iuo- .1
wrist joint
att th rni.1,11.• ..1 hh.11,1,r, It.ttizth ~f arltt t
/ 0 1/0--Ilehcht In.ro th,• should, to the koet
1.111
St_ll—NVltollo, with or Nlthout collars; If N ith n,
th. si3
This ',Lau a quit, °niq ... a n d will tee i.f groat value b.
gentlemen at a dietsne., whe ttiel a ittiito,,ql,lo to obtain at
twin.. Si,ine t.. i.t..fy them in style and tit
a full a.ietortment Shirt, ..I..nr
titre A ny or dare whiriftled t. ue by moll will lei promptly
attended te.
P S.—Please state by what re, au, they are n. I
slopi.s•d. I JEk. L. IifELSLIFELD & SON
JMPURTED CIGARS--
150A.° Na.u 1 and 2 Crug & Son,' Principe Cigar.,
ndido y" Int
0.1.K.,U•• Muni, ChrISIO" Laldvo IS( 4.
IA I ngenunbid " i /jam, IA
10,00, ()elf! Taylor" Reg. Cigar.
.I..(kkt lifooirmeiato Cntinuo" liar. Cigal e.
1.1.uu0 RI Sol " Regalia Cigar.
•• La Tr. !darnel" Reg eia,;arti.
11,000 •• La P.m Sonivs" Reg. ••
25,000^ Washington" Groom] Cigars.
gin ••tlberon" 4 do. For dale by
.11 1 MILLER & RICKETSON
JACUBS' AMALGAM PENS--These
ul 1,• anent as durable. as 015 or kin lir Ilinde Iron
steel, and roll ...t eat, IL. or slick to Ow, paper ; neither nil
they corr..le 11/ Jlll , the color el the ink, WI steel pens in
variably do Pt tie, s2.lki per gross. For sale by
W. S. HAVEN. Stationer.
• . •
my 12 Markot street, corner of Secoud
NO e have applications
eeveral nu MS ranging from $.31.0 G. WOO, oil wLL
I.audamne premium will be .110 wed, and secured on the I
of real estate, clear of all incumbrances
Persons trishirg 4. invent milt, without the humbug
large returns not to he realized. will please apply to the
uersuped. who will give their pymouttl guarantee for
business transacted lip then,
We are all thull/AKI to o tier a handsome locums to all w
may apply. BLAKELY A 11.1011EY,
Jr/ 7 Real Fstate and Bond ihuker.,
VERY DESIRABLE I'IIOI'ERT Y
THE FIFTH WA iiD--The undivided intemst In elz,
Hottest. all of whir are occupied, en Peun and Walt,
bl 1.111,” I okyy, and rut well.
A mght Brmk in the Fifth %Yard—
rylite•l
Two lirwk I..•ntt Firth Ws
oc. niovd Lc fir•t-rat, it-netnt, )w id”, u hauls,
A I d.-4,4r. three }tomb,. Hutt..., !he cr.ruer of Walt]
nod Penn la 'eel., nod •.ne •iote ot. Walnut or
all .H . Clipled
A ppl) ISLA K 1.11. 1. RICHEY,
JO:ui ll,tate Broker,.
N EII 911 I
. ) I,lallt I ells are non.'
pviillll,4 by u. It
I.ik• the Song of Innis o. '1,11111., a beautiful new I.
worda b) .1. I'. lbatgla.a. Ml, tnus)e by J. 'S. Chore).
Los )letamorphoaoa din jour pour
N I Jule, de .‘ orm.--dmist• oeptagnole notnatalo.
hem Veuus Waltz—lA.lA Wall la.
City of Pr,. Grand )lurrb—Charlee
~unit America 31arch—dcdteated to the Young Ameri,
Seoety," by S. W. Iloldridge.
Carntral Itomain ; n now S. hotttsch—F. Iturgmuller.
rue Sultan's )larch—Stephen Glover.
rho 'II Jo more ruant..in tulle er to " Willie we ha
tuntse:d you ; ". by F. C. Well villa.
Pour Joe : words by T. D. English, music by C. Collins.
Oh, take tar b. my Georgia horn—written and compose
expressly for Santord's Opera Tr,111..: lei S. S. Johnston.
Jost nevi red by Express and for male by
eIIABLAYTTE BLUME,
At the -Ind Emtabliebed Pint, Depot," No. Its Wood st.
doe above Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Penna.
MUSIC MAILED FREE of PIKSTAUE.
IFE 01 . .1011N C.FREmoNT : by Upham
.L.,4 New edition of Whittier'h P.eram
Arnold's Christian Life.
Life of Dr. Alexander.
Bochanan's Faith an Goll. and Modern Atheism I ow
bared.
Hamilton'm Royal Preis , bet
Art Student in Munich.
Hiawatha.
Kromacher's Parabler and Stlrkeing Saviour.
Sickness—its Trade and Memento.
Margaret Maitland. With other New Books.
Jolt received by J. S. DAVISON,
JylBMarket stn,-t. near Fourth.
. _
VLUAB A
LE FARM FOR SALE—Situa
ted on the Perrvaville Plank Road, ten miles from
the city—"As Acres-180 of which are cleared and Ili culti
vation; about 00 acres of gloat meadow land. mpringa in va
rious parts of the farm; a Yana house of nix 1 , [115, with a
line fountain of running writer at the door; a new. Frame
Barn 70 by 50 fret ; good stabling, sheep hheds, and other
outrhoueem. For a Stock Farm ft is unsurpassed in the coun
try, An Orchard of noes acres; good timber, lec. immediate
p 0 ,,,,, an i 0 n can be had if desired, and the erupt, stuck and
farming implemenbt will be Sold at fair prices. For price,
torn ., &c., apply at our °Mee. 51 Market street.
ifl2 S 111TH FIF.RT St SON, Real Estate Agla
COMMODORE PERTH'S EXPEDITION
TO JAPAN and the China Seas.
The Daisy Chain; by the author of Hearten...
The Martins of Cro Martins; by CLaa. Lever.
Fanny Fern's Cook Book-25 cents.
The War Path, a Narrative of Adventures.
Fashionable Life; by Mary H. Eastman.
Just received by W. A. OILDENFENNEY A CO„
jyU Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
NOW FOR 'HIE COUNTRY—BOOKS TO
TAKE WITH YOU—lnteresting, Amusing and In.
etre. ti. e.
Cosi:eras' sparrow crass Papers, with illustrations by Dar.
ley. One beliut.llll 12nio .pries $l.
Alice Carrels Nlarri.,l. nut Mated-12nm; price $l.
John Brougliam'e Itunsby Papers, or Irish Echoes. the
neat 12m0.; prove $l.
Victoria, or the World overcome: by Caroline Chesebro.
12rtio.: price $1.25.
The Lost Hunter, a Tide of Early Tire..,,. 12me., neat
cloSh: price $1.22.
The Widow Bedott Papers—illustrated. 12rn04 price 81.26
Gabriel Vane, Ills Fortune and His Friends. 12m0.:
price $1.12.
The Hidden Path ; by Marion Harland, author of "Alone."
12 r 1204 price $1,25. 11. DIISEIt s CO..
SUMMER
No. 112 Smithfield street.
SIAli
e r LS
eßre Crape,
Silk
end ,
REDUCED.—Every
of Stella ,
descriptionother e
Shawls, selling at an immense reduction from usual prices,
at the Semi-Annual Sale of A. A. MASON & 00.,
jyl6 25 Fifth street.
CCENTRATED LYE—A new article for
making Soap. One pound worth ten of potash. On
band and for sale by Dy 7) PEENING RON
PI)M1
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1:111.
1111=011in=
II .MINER itl„
Jyl7 N.. 32 ru,itbneld str”.l..
BLANK BOOKS, Ledgers, „belrnals, Ca , ll
JI and liay Ltoke 1/.11 /11 , 01111t111,4 110116.1. Aloe, Court
Dockets. Steamiest and Railroad Itooks. on hand eit• mad.
t. an, pattern teutilred and bound in any Si ,
dente,',. W HAVEN, Blank Rook Manufacturer,
LI my i Market CL . corner of Second
F
-111M FOR RENT.—A small Farm, (Nai
-1 taining a eters about one mile below the city, app
site Manchestor. There is on the premises, a large frame
house nail stable, about 100 bearing apple trees; also pea n,
r cherry and plum trees, grape., Ar. This place would suit
a good gardener. Fur terms appy to
: iny9 B. C. kJ. 11. bAWICER, N 0.47 Wcawl
'THIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
.t 1 LOVE BROTH /FRS, Nu. 74 Market •t., Pittsburgh Ibt
Tho Subscribers have just received and are now opening
then titled supply of new and handsome Drees floods, Sham 'a,
Tidal..., Rouse Furnishing Goods, Mourning Goodapornentics
and Needle work. Many of the above pasts
laen 1/11,1A.,/ -I the importers and at the large A ucti.
in New York and Philadelphia, at prices that ensble u, a
' to oiler tbern at lees than the Ned of transportation it
t solicit an early call from all on: UNEIII/1,14 MIA/ the pith;,.
, generalt. believing it will be to the advantage of all, as a,
r have been abl. to on, a better assortment, and tn...
~ so cheitj 1.4/1 BROTHERS, frme, ly
YUUNII, STEVENS. ILi IVE
• • 101111ORTsNIOCTIPS LIVERY ANLI
-A- STABLE,
I In MARKET AND WATER STREETS,
tritylblut•l ICITTANNINC. .101ILL1 .
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
sin bargain —A new CHICK ERIM.7-
PI A NO, slightly damaged In the furnituro,
Lit not where It can be observed. The in•
strut...ht. in no any Injured, will be sold nt a reduction ot
FIF I 'Yit credit of KIR Mona.
A Lot of Ground on Stephenewn street, 25 feet by 115 feet,
and a Three Story Brick Duelling Lloune, well finished.
A Lot of Ground In the Borough of Manchester, 2.1 feet by
124 feet. Also, a Lot uu Fayette street, 24 by 124 feet, to
Manchester.
A Lot of Ground on Rebeees street, Allegheny City, •277 by
136, and a good Brick House, two stories high eery
convenient.
A Lot of Ground on Washington street, Bast Liberty, 70
feet front by 103 feet deep.
A Lot of Ground in Shalerville, Chartierro 1014-n B l4. It, by
127, and several ?nuns Buildings.
APP/y [IY/ 0 .1 BLAKELY & 111CLIEY.
ALE AND BROWN not-T
-:, casks, 7 duz. each. Bennett Scotch Ale.
6 do " " India pale Ale.
3 do " o strung
3 do " o Brown Stout.
.10. t received and for sale by
MILLER & RICKh'TSON,
jel6 Nos 221 and 223 Liberty it.
SPORTING APPARATUS.—Guns, Rifles, QTARI IH—
Pistols, Revolvers, Flabby Tackle, Gun Furniture, and kJ 12 boxes Orris and Oswego Oorn Starch ;
everything necessary to a Sportsman's comfort, am be had at 6 " Hecker', Farina;
tie Enterprise Works, No. 138 Wcod sheet 3 * '. Wheaten Grits; rec'd by
19 1 9 DOWN A TkrnANY. ) 0 . 27 P. R. DRAY°
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Sale & Purchase of 'Patent Rights.
And Dealer in every variety of MECHANICAL AND
OTUER PATENTS. Office and Exhibition Room, No. 139
FIRST STREET, near Wood, Pittsburgh,
SW" Orders for Patented Articles of every deecription
promptlyattended to.
AGENTS WANTED,
Trott's Oil lalobes for steam Unglues
FORT PITT 'fax Woms.s,
Pittsburgh, Aril 14th, 1856.
MR. M. F. Evros—Sir: Mr. George Trott's "Patent Oil
Globes" have been in use on the Engiutsi in oar Works for
three or four years pa.st, arid have performed so satisfactory,
that we now apply them to all the Engines we make. For
two years past we have abandoned the use of any other kind
of Oil Globes. Respectfully, yours,
M. P. Earns, Eau.
Door Sir,—having used G. Trott's "Patent Oil Globe" m
almost all the steam engines furnished the last year, and in
nemuch as they appear to have given entire eatiefa•tioo
our customers, we have no hesitation in recommending them
as a good article, and much preferable on account of their
simplicity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
any other of which we have aoy knowledge.
Very reerwtfully yew.,
F. .t W. M. FABER & CO,
Engine Builders.
This certifies, that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, boa
boon it use on our road fur two years past. We find It lobe
an oconomital and durable Oil Cup, and can recommend It
az such. GEO. W. 111111 Mt,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penn. Central RR
November 29th, 18.64.
To M. F. Rsport, ESQ.'
This certifies that we have had in use the patent OROlobes
oi Cups, sold by ]loses F. Eaton, Esq., of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very much superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever used. ALFRED THOMAS,
Treasurer Ohio Tuol Curupaay.
Culunibus, Ohio, November '27,
I From the New York Scientific American.)
Patent Plutelting Plane.
This invention is intended fur use where it is desired to im
part a fine, smooth, and glossy surface to the wool; but it is
applicable. with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty mueiste in placing the cutting chisel, or bit, iu
front of the wedge, instead of behind, as In common planes:
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the Mon of the
plane, in front of the chisel, which mouth piece serves WI the
rest fur the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
But the mouth piece Is so close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the w,xx.l iu
the least degree. Indeed, we have seen the implement up
-01.1 to the planing of wood against the grain, and trays
versely to the grain, leaving the wood perfectly smooth. So
perfect to the operation of this instrument, that It may be ap
plied to the planing of veneers—with entire success—.a
thing which cannot safely be done by the common plane.
The ta,ulliu- arrangement of the inoutn idel-O, hit, and
wedge, affords a complete and firm bearing for the bit
throughout its whole length, and dispenses., under all ca.-
cum stances, with the rise of a cap or double bit.
This is a very simple and effective improvement, destined.
we have uu doubt, to tlud Its way into every carpenter's sh.,p
In the land. No tool chest is complete without it. The in
ventor is Win. C. Hopper, of Plttsburuh, Pa, and his patent
bears date January Id, laa.
Ire- MUSES F. EATON, No. 139 First street, Agent
the patent.,
NEW ACCORDEON SONGSTER.--This
ie the first a rh of the kind ever Issued. It contains
eighty pages of the mnsst popular and fashionable Songs .•1
the day, marked especially for the instrunten t, Going t
only collection of Senumental, Comic and Ethiopian Itallads
ever published. The music is Dv arranged as to be used 1.. i
the Violin or Flute, 11.1 well as Accord... It also contains
proper Instructions for marking any MUSIC for the last rn
meat. Price SO rents.
All., Borkley's Violin Turit.---contuanlitg the late.t
Waltzes, Polkas, Morellos, CotiNow n Ith figure.~, Jigs, [feels,
hr. for Violin. Prlep 50 cents.
Copies mailed IKYNtAgY free.
CIIALIWITE 81.13116, Its {l"..s/ 4t.
bec,...lt/ika Ith.,ve Fifth St
A NNALS OF PENNSYLVANIA (1669,
Inlillifrom the disrovery of the Delaware _by Sant 1.
nay-art. member of the II ettornal So o ciety of Par, etc. I
duet reef:teed and for sale I.y JOHN S. DA Visits,
.0 2 . 5 .36 Market., [MIX Fourth et
MEMOIR OF HARRIET PREBLE-0,1,-
Cal rang porti.ais f h., 12.orronis,ndence, Journal and
other writings. Literary and Religious. -by Prof. W. Lee,
D IL
Just published and for ati , e I v JOLIN S DAVnbIN,
Market, neat Fourth st
Etti barrelsfer sale I,v
.11 25 if 11. coLLINs.
PARISIAN TOOTH PASTE--A new and
excellent article, prepared xnd tUji o d s L un w lyt7 ,li,o.
Jy2f, Ct.rner Diamond and Niarket et
HAIR I )1' ES - I have en hand a Lugs SU!,
ply aft trt fhotruii; Hair Dyes, all atitch I ad'
war ant
Itnt.lid.r's Hair 11) go
1 L h 1,. 1 ,'.,
}ix,
It niers'
rtqllorl)iatirpbod and Th• t ket At
M I l A S. otl A t r L t L
urp N i; S 1
I I
h i . 8 ‘ 4 N -R at I T .1 1:11 - 1 ) r 11- 1% H t... - r
r.
Just raa,ivral ao) JOS. FLENIINO.
corner DIRTII,III •Ild Mxr L, t at
Cli Aft LES LEVER'S NEW WORK --
THE NIAIiTINS VF CEO' NIARTJN by Ch. ,
Tito Dstlay ChaJu. 01 Aapiratuma; by the author 0( ••
Heir of lt,lrly th,"
John Halifax. Gentleman ; by the author
Faelounable Lib; by May H
The WilLiderer; by the ILLlthef of •. The Wltt. bmui.
The ill Vicarage; Men. Hubb,, k
Tit.• A.lven [ureaof J ules Oerard, the Lion Killer of Alitran.
L. rdner'w One Thousand and Ten Things H urth K ue o
A(iE\CY FOR BA LM THol'eAN ERS a; .1
REDDI,R I'S RUSSIA RA LYE, al the Book :qure
Jolt N M W,s,d ot.,
no 28 Agent for Col,lo.rin g ..,
othis day, a large asmortment
‘._/ %Van-hes. Gold Lever; from $2: to $2OO
Nlver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders from $S w $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Frodsliam's Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. In Silver Cans, $175.
0111.11:11l, Seals, Keys, &r.
Watches repaired In the best manner by
myti W. W. WILSON, corner of Market & 4th sts,
SUNDRIES--
100 boxes Mould and Dippod Candles
26 do Star do
100 do Mania Soap.
300 kegs assorted Nails.
100 dor-Corn Brooms.
50 bales No. 1 and 2 Batting.
26 don. Bed Cords.
25 do Buckets.
10 do Tuba. In store and for male by
JOHN MOORHEAD.
no&
Bacon Hams.
S,Oun Shoulder,
lu,uoo o Sides, in store and fur lode hy
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
myl 75 Water street.
G E.NS,PISTOLS,
RIFLES, REVOLVERS,
FISIIINU TACKLE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
TOILET CUTLERY.
POCK ET CTTI, ER Y,
1100 VUZ7. LEN,
UUN
And tunny other things tuo taII,MISMAT E
to OI RIL
en tin our
stock of FIRE-ARMS is unsurpassed Inr variety in the West.
BORN A TETLEY.
jyl2 No. 136 Wrool street.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-BLAKELY
A:• RICHEY offer fur made—
A tot of Oround on Penn street, and several Dwelling
Houses--the (runt one occupied as a store and dwelling.
A Lot of Urouud on Ohio street, near the Diamond, Alle
gheny City, and a line Dwelling House.
Your Lots of Oround adjoining the Borough of l.aw•
renceville.
A Lot of Otuund in least Liberty, and a large Dwell ng
House.
RESII S--100 drums justreceived an a
for sale by REEKED & ANDERSON,
Iyl4 No. BO Wood stmt.
MMOME
11!2
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANT, OF PIIILADELPNIA.
UrnEerons--Charles W. Bircker. Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant. Jacob R. Smith, Geo. W. Richards,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolphi E Bork., David S. Browne, Mon
rls Parternon. Cuss. N. ltariogia, President.
CHAS. G. liakcicrn, Secretor].
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates its low
all are counistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely Invented, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company, ou January 1.41'361, an pub
livLeJ hyrnarubly to an Act of Assembly, were as I~lbws, viz
Moi temp/ $411e.1.2s 68
Real Eltukte 84,377 78
wirenipormy Loans 83,9thi 17
k.i 61,889 UU
kc 64,346 81
$1,::12.708 44
Sire o thou incorporation, a f.0 . b.,' of twenty-one years,
they Lave paid upward One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by tiro, thereby affording evidence of the
A41,,,,[a,,q4 of insurance, as well 11. n the ability and disposition
to meet with promptness all habilaies.
MEI=
Pirrsmatan, April 12, 11M.
TILE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
I. RANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Pun.,
os.l.Prus.—Chartered April laith, ISfiu. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL, $2,50.000.
Office, South-east corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia.
OFFICERS OF THE HOME BOARD AT PHILADELPHIA.
Stephen R. Crawford, Moil R Goddard,
• Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrenn• Johnson,
Renismin W. Tingley, ciao. 3,1 c I li•n ry,
Jacob L. Florence. ,lames Devereux,
William M. liodwin, William Mr . hee.
President—iteptien R. Crawford.
Vice Prandent—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Media:ll Examiner —Pl ttaburph—Jacues 11. Wilson, M. 1,
Alfrvheny toy—R. R. Mowry, M. B.
OW. B. ARNOLD. Agent,
No. 74 Fourth stroet, l'ittsbuigli.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and Ei
ji . daLa g e lavkere, atl4llhetJere iu Note, Drafts, Are W
.. 11,4, duld, thlNer and Batik :soled. K rl n uu the kwat
era and Western Citien ct.eptulitly h.r
Colloctiona made la ell the eitlee threug4uut the United
&ate.. Duptmits reVA,P 4 I iN par filtlllS or col rret !Je per, Nii.
87 Market atreet, between TIM , ' and Fourth ate
E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex
. change Brokers. Dealers in Exchange, C. Bauk
Notes. :sight and Tune Drafts, ke Collections carefully at•
tended to, and procoeds remitted to any part of the Cone.
Stoeka bought nal sold on C. PIIIIIIiII6I •a.
So. 74 Fourth street, next ..hs.r b. the Barak of hue.
burgh. seolli
- - r
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Dealer to Notes, Bonds, Storks, Real Estate, Arc., No 75
Fourth strew[, Plttaburgh, l'a Jaub
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS—Nu. 74 Market
street, Pittsburgh. Pa. The sulsouribers have just
awed and are now opetung floor first arrival of BPalNli
Ge/ODS, to which they wish to call the particular aflame u
01 their customers mud the public groerally W. totter oar
selves that we have never Leen nide to otter so losiols.oor
nod desirable a tt.s . k as the prreeut.
Our DRESS O. iODS DEPARTMENT contains nil the them .r
styles and uovelties of the renn,l—
rich Black and Colored Moirentitius Sills ,
" " Jasper, Chem and ritrtped •
" Plain, Striped and Plaid Mack "
Twistasl Silk Floutteed Robes
" Clod!!
Rarege
" 1..11 ••
Aloe, TiaNlirei,
AND MANTLE,
our Shaul and Monti , I.4m•ils ie supploW with all the odo
Crup-. Bro. ha. Mutt auLiqu• ,
Chauttlla, Lace. Ay., .4r.
NEEDLE WORK.
Our st.sk .d Collars, l'lvUllatig!t, Z•lea•Vi. At , is not sui -
penned by any stock West of the Mounhons
Abs., n assortment of 31oULNINO AND liolsE
FUNNISIILsiti 1.10.
DOMESTICS.
Prints, Glogharos, rlas ks, Mtedins. Takings, Ken t0.1,y
Jean., Cassinerts, Cussinteren, Cotton. Liven and Pivot Stud,
Ir. Also, M0t..., Hosiery, Adds.., nod every other art..
usually kept in a tlrsts•lass Ln Guods whit
nittl ..1.1.11/111,1/ Lets.. poi cliastag else. .
as we feid we Never tones aids to exlithu eta',
e des.rat.le stock. LOVE BEI "I'll lilts,
Forme rl v Toting. Sr ev.urnio
viii[ 'Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
MANSION IfuLSE, GEORGE AURENTi,
rt. 0113.117011, ya ;.:44 I..tht-rty trot Jtott t.-node the
Pat....11,,r Depot of the Pen hsyl Vans Hnllr 1 , att. h that, •
It the th couretpeot bL,11.4t,0 th e.ily for pam.eolter, tut
ruaz h . ) that r•
Tat. pttpraFtt.t lattviatt, at t - tatattletablo e.t.a:ten% tittml
lu .tile, Ilit. .
••••1;.•,t altart• ;I tit Th.• attat
Itidt A !ILE. 4,1 t• 334.11.111.1. ,talt,t
lug a:lqt, Intr.-lot* MI I tt•ntattlt.r, 11.4
I..ar it, Az.; w , :! !urn:slimd with the teat 11,, taarat t
an afford.
billy
QT. CLA 1 R I.l(ff EL. o,rner Perm and S
C.tur ntrta•t^. l'lttAltat• !rtt,
1.. .. lispwa 11;;1,1, a;tytts, tak, I ir.4 i.ll g 4. 1 ‘lllllll.
&tall I t a an.l Itsvpit; rotltt , tl it ta tattitztlit,t,t
scull rt•Aptattuil, matelll, tt.0.1. art I tit. tittyt•ltti t t Lai
1.• tt.to. tutu a tail An..urt,l. a l:, 11, , 141...114,, La! II
house and Ittrt,; i•Sporlar; , - :a tor I4t/ttat , ta S.
natttolB,ll , lt. attti ILL, I. Mgt.. tittttlurtitt
felt:4 WU. C. (A'S:NEELY
GOOD INTENT 110 l: :-E, owner ~f Libe
1 ) Lutt rttuir CI t
JattltStly JA NI rII AN Pt -went-tor.
A
VRNI FUR SALE-1n
.111,1ivny cont.:l.lg 44 , •'
L tire 1111,1, pr[m~ • Tbv I , lt
:11111,1. auprovemvate errl, , tl 0:1 , 1 .n;r11,111.
ply 1., tjelbj BLAK !MY .1 REA lEI
10 0 8.,n o Fire Crackors:
J imt r•••‘ and 1 1 , twl.lt• 1%,
It 115 NI Kit A A \ L• ,
31 , IA 00,1 r.t.,• , pp4.00t, 1..1. Charles 11,4.
F bids. No. I .Nlackerel ;
11 1 , "
1•11.1tta ••
.Itust real, oct rn,re
mylo F, 11. Di: A 5 . 0
WHO will 00111.1111 W to pits Rent, when a
IILII.DINU LI PT coul I/• por , fo
prl, mid rwtY tertnit• 1 , ..,1. lA, 0f '24 1••• t
0,1 a 5.1•1•1•• r••••, , t, 10 , 130 ,1,1, 1.. 411 ,111/.111. in All-
KL•lonretr 00.1 hit, 14-1 , •1 • $l7A—.••• ,t•
1t:31_01,15,1,r ••0•• tOl , l 1.0 ye•at.
S. ccrini his I' )!s.
1t..1 I Mar Itvt
rime Cur, •lulu Riefs,in
I t . a r
s e ' t ( , " b y
.1‘•
iIICKETSON.
FOR SALE—A FRAME BUILDING,
ruined an nG nwer y and Prot in . 0 tit mt
suit] for the liostneas--situsted on the 10.10101,d. Will i.e
sold low. if /applied fur soon.. the owner ahshr, te , 1,1,3 the
city. Am.!) to G. W. BUNN,
et r..t.t, Allegheny
REIGVAL. -- -WM C
. A ItVI LI, HAS RE -
M. 1% E 1 fn.tu N.. Muni, street to No 71Y I.lberts
rvet., to•le prepare,: to aCIT t
eat fashwun. mew: n.
TG CABINET MAKEI:S AND GTIIERs.
rii. i.. 1 N s., 11 ,ttee.t. Li re
rth 114. , .11,1,•nt •.: Niallogan) 11,,,
lion lue• 11111. horing unaot...,
eircuoyr straw Lott., hook,' .d...+l+, patent him.. 1,1,
Nels..,r, nation( nutriwg graters...ill a gen et al nemortnient
of 1111,1.11.1 e, 0r Is h
ha . t,, be sold 1.,.
jelti
rr.lll'.] GOLDEN GUN is taking the track . ,
nut it is list 11111.1 i ...oder. (cur stock ul Guns, PIO. 1..
dc., !cc., I. ittisUrptiased in the etty. In the ,k 1
Fishing Tackle wo Lois Such au ans. - talent that WOllld
make old Isaak Walton'. eyes water, could he return C., 111,
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery in great abundance, be,:
Muzzles, and tun ninny articles to lie mentioned here are to
is. found at the sign of the Golden Gun.
LitoWN S TETLEY,
Jal4 No. 1& Wood “treat.
NEIV AND CHEAP BOOKS !—The Spar
rowgram Papt•rs; Icy Frll. S
I.lilly'S GUidt• pl-rfort th.atddy ; a l • neful Ili
ntrarl,,r; by Enid). Thin - no - en. AXIN•LIWOI,I.
1 . 1111 - 11.11t1th by Q. K Plidand, p
Noi,g of SLlkandwatlia, and o.bor
...abut I.pr the I . 46 orlal — bent/tlfull,, Illurtrut, d_
A belerire of the Amerlean Policy, an opp•se,l 14. Ow .•11
Infithl.e., and ettp.mtally ht till.
fere!. P. of Papa, in the itl inlet ont t,l the Unnt,
Mate, 1.) Th.. \l1,111p,•.
%.pluttlt•••1 )hunt al-
J net I,c' dhy WA. GiLDEFEN N EY A Cu . ,,
myl4 Path st.. topiesoto the Theatre.
Tll E I . OI"AGE OF LlFE—Engravings , JI
these great 3loral Vieturse, imlllfrd by the late Tbtet.
Cute, are now on view at the eat', at
J. J. 1i I I.LE:-TIE 8 01., ti IVood Kt
Where n ul...riptio. will 1/t. 1,...1% ed.
BAGS PRIME RIG COFFEE;
20 " Extra Old Lagusyl ••
lo •• Old Java
predicts French Java
••
2 bales prime Mielm
11.) begs old Maricailiu
Selected expressly for ID) mad business.
my 12 R. MIA Vo, No. 1 Lomond.
- L) LA KEL RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
_1 BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS, 01 Seventh
and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, will attend to selling by
Auction any property sold by Korcu Wee, or by order ut Ile
phase' Court, in the City or Cminty ; end to any description
of Real Ketete out of the City. )1,10
p - -
t•
RATT'S DAGERREoTYPEs AND AM
BROTYPES, uhich give sin h general satisfaction are
daily obtained, iu curry kind ~f neat her, at Lafayette Itnild•
log, No. 87 FuI:RTII et, PartiLular attention paid
ambrotyping. ndi the Due. of calling in nitwit lose than re
quired for Dutigiureutypoti. Pictures t/1 children taken in 0
either of the above named stylise Ambrii
type ur Dargerreutype Copies mode correctly from ever)
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices moderate.
Our mutt., is, TO PLEASE. inhle
ci EMITS AND COLLARS.--Just received
ki from the Factory a full assortment of Shine nud
*i Shirts nod C, llnr, male to order.
jelti L. 111.1ibli MELD & SON, Nu. 7U Wood Nt.
CHOCOLATE -15 boxes No. 1 Norfolk fur
sale by I jel.6] ' MILLER & RICKETSON.
- -
C AT'
VWBA BRANDY-75 boxes Lyon's
Catawba Brandy, for Bale by
jelfi MILLER & RICK KTS,IN.
riA RB. SODA-15 casks carli. Soda in store
I„_,/ aod for sole Ly MILLER & ItICKETSON.
AR---15 Lib's. N. C., un hand and fur BaleT
I.y [jell) HI LLlilt tit ItI('Kh'TSUS.
WNI A
ED.—A dwelling house, containing
four or fire ruomet, woloo niters minutea walk LA
this office. Any UM: 11.VIllg such n boo., y, rrut MU hod
a tenant by addreettiog Printer. Morning Poet Office. jell
EGHT BUILDINU LOTS FOR SALE
n the upper end of Lawrencee.:le,l formerly
each 15 feet front by 100 feet deep, fronting on a wide Street,
and in a very desirable situation fora residence if sold al.
together. Apply to [Jell) BLS NFU y & main%
IMO
J. GARDINKII COFFIN, Agent,
Office, north-east cor. WIA - s.l and Third sta
HOTELS
• , ....
-- n'., -
.. _
MIME
P• 7
RAILROADS
1856.
ONLY NOLTE WITH TERSE DAILY TELAINS
FIIOIII PITT/SBUOOH TO OINCINNA T 1
ON LY,ILOUTE prow THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM plms , Rtki.§l4l'o DAYTON AND IN
.T.7}1,421A.P0L15.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI RAIIIIMAPS.
, r ,
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUmSD.
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Oinannatl.
o:mserrsa at Cincinnati with t. B. Mall Line Stentuet
Covington and Lexington Railroad, Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, and the lawrencebtirgh Route. 4.lonnmnting vise
Columbus and Xenla, - irttb the Dayton and Xlebk and
Indiana Central liailroadg.
THROI.IO-8 RICKETS, via Columbus and Cftati, to
Lesin4,oll,Joulayale, St. bon* Indianapolisc.Via
ColuMbrie-and Xenia. to Dayton, ludinuapo tt t Laf.yette,
Terre Haute St. Louis, dc., THE LITTLE MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Mail
Line Steamers the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and the
Lawrenceburgh Route, offers facilities no other route can
give, ss through manta by all the above routes can mil) be
procured via Celuiobus and the Little Miami Railroad.
The route from Creatline via Columbus being the shortest
to Cincinnati, enables a uniform and safe speed. Conn, _tuns
are certain, and passengers have full time for meals. By the
Forest and Bellefoutaine route from Crest:U(lo,m &IN/crow
and break-neck Speed is requsred, and compelled to overcome
distance.
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
rt7a n t g a e n r' d ri ßtleT r o e u r ta r ine ds
rents, se p t'4l
a u n g d er g e n 7d t e h. ove li l y the
roughest roads in Ohio.
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
_ .
CINCINNATI.
FlRef TRAII , I leaves Pittsburgh at 3.00 o'clock A. M. for
Crestime, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Innis.
Lexington and Indianapolis, Via Laarenceburgh Route. This
Train arrives at Cincinnati one hour and forty minutes te
advance of the Forest and Einllefontaine route.
firc,,Nri 'Ness leaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock A.t
Crestline, Columbus., Xenia and Cincinnati. This Train
makeaconnection only via Columbus to Cindnnati.
THIRD TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. Mr
Cronin., Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis,
Lexington and Indianapolis. vin Lawrencelmrgh Route.
TWO DAI LT TRAINS. VIA Gol.l.:MliDB, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
?MST TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3310 o'clock A. M. for
Oreatline, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton,
Indianapolis. Lafayette,
Terre Haute Vincennes, St. Loma, Cairo, Evansville, Arc.
lIRCOND TRAIN lea,. Pittsburgh at 1,30 o'clock A. 81. for
Crestline, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St. Louis, Cairo, Evansville, Ac.
THIRD leaven Pittsburgh at 8 ciCI,WIL P. M. for
ertatlirre, Columbia. Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St. Louis, Cairo, Evansville, Ac.
N. B.—. Secure your tickets via Columbus, and you are site
of connections.
Steamers leave Cincinnati daily fur Memphis, Vickaburgh,
Natchez, New Orleans, hr.
The Columbus being the direct route, the Time Tables or
the Eastern Roads are arranged to run in close connection
with this reliable route.
For all inflirmatiou and Through Tickets, please apply at
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, (corner office,)
uudor the Monongahela House.
J. O. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Sjation,
OPAL PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
GEO. O. SESSIONS, Agent, Pittsburgh.
decAil P. W. STRADER, General Agent, Cincinnati.
CI.EVELANI) AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD,
OONN CC - MVO WITH
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
THE SIIuRTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE To Clureco
nee NoRTII WEST. 18 vu CLEVELAND.
This Route la On Hundred inileit shorter and about nine
boon ter than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Tramp, bet.oen Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Y , .ur Daily Trams between Cleveland and Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hour", Chicago twenty-four hours,
and St. Louis thirty-seven bourn.
On and after TUESDAY, Slay A 7, 1858, the Trains
n this Road will run ns follows:
VIA ALLIANCE.
The trains of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad leave
Pitt .d.urgh et 3:0,1 A. M. and 7::1U A. M. and 300 P. M.
Leave Alliance at 7.16 A. M. and ILSo A. M. and 1 . 1050 P. NI.
Arrive in Cleveland at 10,00 A. M., 2:30 P. M. and 9::1.1 P.
M. rolinectiug there with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad (.r
Chicago, Rock Island and St. Louni.
l':niseitgens for Toledo. Chicago St. Luubt, and the North.
un the 7. A M. train, by going
via Cleveland will aurae In Chicago at 1:10 next morning.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Kock Island,
Galena, and the Nortlewest, who wish to go throngb with
out &gen (tun, will take the train leaving Pittsbnrgh at
A. M . as that is the only train by which close connectiiites
Ste Made through w the above pOillt,
ill, trains leaving Fla....burgh at 3:00 A. M. and Wellsville
at 1.110 1•. M. are the only ones by which pa...engers can
rem h et/alone anutli of Alliance, or stations on the Tosca
ni% as extension.
.1 IA WELL,VILLE
Steamer. Forest City and Diurnal him: their lauding, rile
polite Monongahela Ileum, erery morning t Sundays ex•
..pled, at lo o'rlie.k. for Wellsville. conneeiiiiit there with
the train leaving at 4.9 u I' M.. AThance at lobo, and arrivit,...
r leveland at 9 . .30 NI , connectin g with th e train ha
Tot .hr and Chirtign, and Nlwir. Central Railroad steamer lor
Ihrtritt and thing
altete sir Cluoriatti and other po!IIIA all the North-wee..
VIA Nvilavills, are Kohl at $1 to sl.:ro bens than via AUIM/10..
Tim trains for Cleveland connrat at linden° with trail,
FICIN /111.1 Akf
for LAO er, l'ililaJr:plon and Ali, h
T., 341 EI ti uswu, can gl/ I brOtlgil Salll,
The tratzt, tram I'leh,larl to Tolo.lo and Chicago 1711,
follow h Loave Octet:int] r.t.t 1,.5..4 NI., 6;3". 4,45 a
,4. I' AI Arm, al l'ltirta t t, at 10. - 20 P. M., n:10 A. AI ,
N. 40 A HI An] 4:.0 P
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLE%
. . . .
Ist ciatra. .:Cr. lrt rhea. T.. Ail:al:re ....$2 To Is Salle ._sl9 00 $1): :0
eland .. 400 ItJx-k 1.41'.1.. 1N 00 (4
f. 18 10 14 1,1
LW! Uzi
('iarair. 13 00 1,10 00 Sprlruffield, 13 70 11)
•• 1:1001,-.3,...18 90 14 401 19 00 15 tai
la•tat: . _l9 10 14 501 149arui . Pi 00 14 00
huff:J.lo . 00 IJ:wit Cit y f.t.) 14 7".
" 9 1:jatukle...114 Su , • 19 Cal 13 0)
Mil:gin:lt Farr. 11:4•ag.. 1.90 a). Rork la:a0,1 910.00
114:gage : - heck. , l ilinJuift: h. C9evelB:ol and Cldcagu
P./Am.:lca re are reyhisted 1.0 procure their ticketa at 114
offli 44 411)4 Company, in the Mouon,calielit Uoutie, lb:. 1
duo; below the cin
J. DURAND, 8u `t. Cleveland.
.1. A. C.AUMIEY. Aket, Pittxburgli.
01110 AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
BROAD GAUGE
RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH To ST LOUIS, DIRECT
“nly ruuto nutkulg sure oulneenuusi!Ag).7n t re
Ut•Al rre,i, and only OM. clung-. TWO HOURS 1N AL
I A NUE OF ANY OTHER HoUTE.
The sir toot gauge, with withe arid spacious ealoou ears,
sdairestatos r.cup Hats. which love grout ease w the iris,
.1, - , mad which IS Ullarl4l.ll/billt• ou any other Railroad i.
the We.t
Thy- 7 raln2l of this Itoiite are in thl• hawk of marital
eXim•l.,•l/c.,1 mea . 51:411111ery or eupvrtur chart...Gl,. an
aell k, pt up.
TWO DAILY PASSEAD3 ER TRAINS cetwo,•ti
amt St I,llls, nit I Oil.) anti Penns) Ivauitt !tall r,qt.d. kart. :1
folk,
TRxix LEA rr.s AT3 A A
MAIL TKAIN LLA vt, AT 7:30 A. M
3,A) P. M.
rI.A.A. V.)111:101.11.1A I talmunpoll. at.
Terrr t hruce the Ohio nutl MuLAlnali.j.A RAI 1
to
Paownw,.. I, Cairo and M.‘rlvans will lake IL.
!win ernual liwilnaldi at zlandoval. arriA mg at Ouru e,•vera
run in advance of any .01, [...11i,
TbK Railroad bKitig t•un'tbdt.,l hum St. Ln.
.IKtlook, City, cnontKia at JO'htit'un (2. ith lian• •
Pal ktta. making iliK chualwat. qua - kcal and na.t curitbdtK
hie rout,- latiratKatid NKbraaka parin,ort., Kan 1K.K11•11 La,
A secoodKlitrui Car will Im run through with th.• Ett•orKK,
Traub arriviaa at St Louis all at the Kam,. tutu'.
Only ttne ditingt. of la•tweot Pitt'burgh and Si
lAttlto ur llairtt:
Pa...Nansens will mil fur Tickets by the Ind Reliable It. 011.
Vincentnat nod illnu and 3lntsteollppi Railroad, till.
waking 11111, .1/ T 10,11,4111, and ayunling thr delays N Itt
quent on new and untininhed roads,
Tickets good for mil rensonstile length of time.
FAR I:s—Fire CLABB.
St. Louis, via Dellefootaiin. and Union $lB 30
In, via. Columbun. Xenia and Dayton... 18 3v
Do. via Clumbian, Cincinnati and Law.
rencehurg
19 30
Cairo In 66
81•011ItISIBAS Car to St. Loins . 12 00
THROCO II TICKETS or further information may be pro
cured of A. T. Johnson, Ticket Agent Ohio & Penna. It. 11.
Go.. corner other, Monongahela House; of George Parkin,
Ticket Agent, Federal street Station, Allegheny City, or vi
JAMES M. WARD.
Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi R. It.
niyl2 F. KNOWL.AND, Agent, Pittsburgh.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TII E REA T CENTRAL ROUTE, ernmecting
the Atlantic Cities with Western, North-westei
and South-western Staten by a continuous Railway diem.
Thin !bad also con neCto at Pittnburgh with Daily Line of
Steamer, to all ports on the North-western Lakes. making
the most 111ttOtT , CH LAM, and NELLUILL ROM. by a ilia
FREIGHT con be forwarded to and from the GRIM' WRIIT.
Rates between Philadelphia& Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoes, Dry Good., t 1 , l b s.
(in boxes,) Pure, Feathers, Ac
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,
Dry Goode, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- 60c. V, 100 IN.
tier, Wool, Ac
THIRD CLASS.—AriIs, Bagging, Bacon 100
and Pork.(in bulk,) Hemp, ice
?own% CLASS.—Cothm, Flab, Bacon and i
, 0. , 00
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil
FLOUR-75 cents per barrel.
/ar In shipping C.o.'s from any point East of Philadel
phia, he particular to mark package, "mu Pennotrunia
klailrocul." All Goods consign.' to the Agents of this Rossi
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded 'without
detention.
Fazioux Aoitirrs--Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott, New
York; E. J. Sneeder, /
more; C. Fraucincus, Pittsburgh; Shying on & Brews,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Lsulsville, Ky.; B. C.
Mehlruin, Nladinun, lod.; Rau:tiff Co,. St. Louis, Mu.; J.
8. Mitt:boll &Sou, Evansville, Indiana.
H. 11. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
11. J. LONLEt.A.ERT,
Saperinteudent, Altoona, pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement—Change of Hour
ON anti after NIG,NDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH and PHILADELPHIA.
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh fur
Philadelphia at 6:30 A. M.
TILE EAST LINE loaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
2:50 o'elock., P. M.
TILE NIMIT EXPRESS TRAIN Raves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at lu P. M.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCGMMODATTON TRAIN leaves Pitts
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4,110 o'clock, P. IL
'GUNTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. M., 11:111, I'. M., and 5:1.1) P. M.—running
as far as Turtle Creek Bridge.
Tile above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Lords, Mo.: Alton, Galena and Chicago III.;
Frankfurt, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus. Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Oio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats front and to New Oatassra, Sr
Louie, Louts - mu and CINCINNA.II.
above THROUGH TICKETS can bo had to or from either of the
places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will And this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadel his. Balti
more, New York, or Boston. J. Mggg
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
A THOS. ktoo
BEM
AA/LROADS.
Ohio ant Pennsylvania
SUMMER A-RRA•N9EMENT
THREE TRAINS DAILY
PASSENGER TRAINS KILL RUN DW,,,Lk, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, as follows:
Learns Pittsthurgi) for Cm-aline at 11:00 M., 7:30 A. IL
and 3 P. M.
CrttltilLlO for Pit cnburgh. at. 4.1.10 A. M., 7;00 P. Si,
mud 12.5 U P. M.
These Trains make close connections at CRESTLIKE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON. CINCINNATI BELLE
FONTALNE, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, .SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and South-went
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
TRAINS FROM PITTSBURGH connect at Man.field with
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDL'SK Y. Connections are niade
at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road,
fur CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK and BUFFALO.
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, Cl 3 P. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a nigl;t's rest, at
Mansfield or Cleveland, and arrive In Chicago early next
'evening.
Trains Rant from Crestline make rinse connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central .ad for PHILADEL
BALTIMORE and NEVV YORK_
THROUGH TICKETS are soil to Columba , Dayton, Din•
clunati, Louisville, St. Louts, IntlianapolL, Rellefontaine,
Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City, Dunlieth, Milwaukee,
Cairo, Springfield, 111., Port Wayne, Olevehuid, and the prin
cipal cities in the West.
. .
Through tickets liver this lista may be had at all of the
above places for Pittsburgh, &Udmurt, and
New York.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATIoY TRAIN leaves new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. Al. and 1;4, P. M. Leaves
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at A. M. and 6;4, P. M.
04, - For tickets and further information apply to A. T.
JOHNSON, at the corner office, under the Monongahela
House, or at the Federal street Station, to GEO. PARKIN,
Ticket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
usytM J. H. MOORE, Sap't.
Great American and U. S. lExpre•• and
7`4 MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
AND TWO CUSXtits OP CARS AND MOO/LOX ATOIDXD,
AIR LINE ROUTE
arrismor
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
VIA CUICAUO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi.
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS in 1534 hours. Trains leave
the Illiuufe Katmai Depot, tint of Water street—
St. Louis Day Express daily, Sundays excepted, 7:16 A. AL
St. Louis Night Express dotty, Saturdays excepted, tr.3o
P. M.
Sc. Lad° Freight and Emigrant daily, Sundays ozzetard
5:30 A. XL
Bangui?. checked through to St. Louis.
Trans run direct through to Alton, (259 without
change of cars or baggage, and connect with the C,ompan)'s
splendid steamers WINCHESTER and REINDEER, running
iu exclusive connection with Passenger Trains from Alton to
St. Louis, (23 miles,) without landing. These boats, for
speed, eaneenience and elegance, are unsurpassed on Om
Western waters, being fitted up with 130th, and spacious
Wash-root., affording to pa.engel, the opportunity of re
moving the dust unavoidable in summer railroad traveling,
and reaching St. Louis refreshed from the effects of a long
ride.
To KANSAS and NEBRASKA this la the most direct
route, and tewengers destined for Bloomington, Spr
Jacklomaville, Naples, and all points on the Mississippi, .Mr
sour!, Kansan, Cumberland and Tennessve rivers, will 110:0
the important saving In distance, being seventy-two miles
less to St. l,ans, thirty-seven miles less to Bloomington,
nod fifty-eight miles less to npringileld, than by any other
route.
Through Tickets over this route can be procured at the
various Railroad Ticket °dices in New York, Biedon, Phila.
delphin, Lhdtimore, Albany, Ranh% kr., and at all Through
Ticket others thr.oughout the Staten, mid fn Chicago at the
t'..ippany's °like ' No. hb Dearborn street, opposite the Tn..
mob t House--and at the Depot of the Illinois Central Bail- I
r.sui, footof Water street. QTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.—
Itespmisiblt. Baggage !len will always be at the Depots of 10 Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted bieit
the various Roads going into Chicago, to Check Baggago quality, on hand and made to order. Boilers of Juniata
through to any point desired on the ltua iron, made on short notice. Orders tilled with despatch, at
R. P. MORUAN, Jr., Superintendent. 319 Liberty street, Pittsbu.rgh, Pa.
11. J. D. SCIIERNIEB.IIuItN, . str.P.2 W. W. WALLACE.
sap; General Passenger Agent.
r J)ORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE, subscriber has on hand, and is manotacturig, Portable
skiaill IQ-421 skait Flouring Mills, of an imppoved quality; they are very com
pact, run Light, grind fast, (five to afteen bushels per hour,)
can be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prof e
a valuable acquisition to Iron masters, lumbermen and large
stock Maier'. Orders tilled at 3111 Liberty street, Pittaburgli.
aplltdaw W. W. WAbLACE.
FROM PITTSBURGH TO
Columbus, Indianapolis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Terre [tante, Rock Island,
Louisville . , Vincennes, lowa City,
St. Loma, Evansville, Dubuque,
Dair ai n , , ,, Cairo,
Memphis, Galena,
Peoria,
Zanesville, Vicksburg, Peru,
Newark, New Orleans,
AND THE PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE WEST AND SOUTH,
Yia ths
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
hich is nuw Culnpletud and in successful operation ill"
twien Strabenvllle and Ne•wt*, k,
, .
Combutii.g tOulroad and '4...towboat facilities, this route
offers to the traveler a degrue of c,,utort unrivalled by euy
Koad runniug West from Pittsburgh.
Fall Arrangement.
07. and alter MONDAY, Nui,-olber stli. 18.55, a DAILY
LINE of elegant and mwift rutittluK dtoamoro , command.-1
-xp.-tleuced , 1 1, -Lmuludtatng oflicera, will leave Pitt,.
buret vry day at SP. M.
t ENT Osplain 1:11311IN/N.
fr - AlliY gut:Es " J. C
Artgr reaviengers sleep on taatril. utol roach Stoubclssillo at
rdvlorli the lullowiug moruing—connecting with/ the
Thai. at A. M., making direct ColltleCti,ll with Trams
the above cities--.lbu; obtaining a comfortable night's
rvvit, out ieooli I I the farig,,, ! / n ,y1,l trarel by roile,abi.
By' Faro a. cheap ILA t ono, Kai ID ,a,l route.
Through and Lwal 'Tickets, and further infuntuation,
inquire of JOILV J. iiou6Tos,
No. 115 Stater street. I'ittsburgh.
Gl4) W. }'ULTUN, Superiutendout.
1,. DEVY.NNY. iioneral Agent. uovl3
ILLINOIS CENTR.AL RAILROAD,
CARRYING THE
Great United States Mall and Express
TWO PAPBENCIER TRAINS RUN DAILY on Its entire
lougth from DUBUQUE w CAIRO,
AND
CHICAGO To CAIRO.
ThLs I 6 aul , iu conuoction with Trama of lila Ohio and
Nlissisaipo IL R. and Chi,mgu und Ualenalruad, forms
[lto must direct and only COMIUUMIS It. R. route (rum
CHICAGO To 65. LOUIS,
CHICAGO To CAIRO,
CHICAuo To DUBUQUE.
Truitt, leave Chical:, as f, }I
19 A. M. and ilk:lJ V. 3.I.—ST. L.,1.3.3 AND CAIRO ESPD.EDY.
I'Doineugent fur St. by this lilt,' WAD the f...r0 of HD,
Ohio mud )lino. R. It. at Saudoral, and o carried direct
&3.5 A. M. and 4,10 F. M.—Duarnue E.X.PRISN
MULlecting at Dutttient (oppsite Dubuque) with a Daily
Lan. of Swam Packets for St. Paul and the Upper
aippi river cities.
Trams 1.1 . , Cairo for Chicago and Dubr.qur 7:30 A. M
arid 70) P. M.
Passengers from the East nod places on the Ohio river,
destined for St. LOU/S, will 610,1 of tsdious and
certain liver navigativa (rum Cairo to t , t. Louis, and art, t.
fifteen hours at advance of the river rute. hy taklng the
car. at Cairo.
Tickets to St. Louts, Cairo, Dubuque. St. Paul, and all itn
portant pokes by this route, rau be had at the ...thee of the
P. and C. At P. Hailroads in Pittsburgh, and Michigan
Csontral Rath - oat! in Chic.agu. b . MASuN,
J. 6 Suporinteul.
Suluiner Arrangeinent.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
Shortest and 4,ulekest Route to all Points
on the Allegheny River.
TWO DAILY Tic A INS leave Pit tsbnrgh as 11.1 IoWI :
Mot-rang Expre.u. at S o'cl,k, A. M., for KITTANNING,
CLARION, FRANKLIN, RED-BANK, BRADY'S BEND,
.11.4110611 NG, REIMER:SWAM, BROOKVILLE, mid all
points North.
Eirtning Acromnualalam leaves at 6:44, P. M., stopping at
all way.statiuns.
Faro to Kittanning, $1,25.
Midtlksex 41 75IClarion
Sulicksburg 2 50 Putixatawney 3 25
2 5
Red-Bank 2 261 Iteimernburg Si n
Curlsville 2 741Reedsbnrg 3 00
Adams 2 00 Rural Village 1 58
Brady's Bend 2 26 Motioning 1 75
Kellersburg 2 00 Texas 2 23
Bethlehem 2 74 Ilechani.burg 3 08
Shannondide ...... 3 25 Brookville 3 75
Tickets to all of the above places can be procured at the
0191ce, Corner of Penn and Wayne streets, and at the Depot
on Taylor street.
Je2l A. J. HOPPER,
SopeHntendent.
MAGAZINES, &.c.—
I,lnr i wr for July—price 20 cents.
Goders Lady's Ituok for July-20e.
Graham's Almpiaine for July-20c.
Peterson's Magazine tor July—lir.
• 'Amine's N. Y. Journal fur July—lS,
Yankee Notions for July-12c.
Ballou's Maguxine for July -10c.
Brother Jonathan foi 450 July—a magnificent
double in 111111,r—prtc, 12c.
The above Just received at
LAUFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
Je2o No. 77 Fourth street.
FOR SALE.-20 Acres of Land, a good
situation for a country store, about 20 miles from the
city, in a thriving neighborhood and no store near.
House and lot and three vacant lots in Allegheny City.
WANTED,
A situation by n young lady in a dry goods or trimming
store, or millinery establishment—for one rook—twe gigs
to do housework—one buy to learn a trail, , —two L,.c $ in
stores or run of errands—two men to work on farms or la
boring work in the city. Inquire of George W. Bunn at his
Real Estate Al,rency and Intelligun, Office, on the north
side of Ohio at., 4th door east of tile Diamond, Allegheny
City.
_ _
.1019
m,..
BOOKS! BOOKS! ! BOOKS ! ! I—Wild
Scenes of a Hunter's Life.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea.
Northwood, or Life North and South.
Fremont's Expelition to Oregon and California.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Indian Captivities , . or Life In the Wigwam.
The States and Territories of the Great West.
Noble Deeds Or American Women.
The Museum of Remarkable and Interesting Events.
Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavanagh.
The Young Mill's Book.
The Young Lady's Book.
Japan as it was and b,.
.
ELOI/FJONS AND REED ORGANS.— Twice
Ethan Men and the Green Itlountaln HerSes of 'llll.
Charlotte Blume has just received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Reed Organs in elegant rosewood Married, not Mated, by Alice Carey.
cues of every variety and style, comprising -I, 4 1 ,4 and 6 oc. War in Kansaa, by Brewerum.
E aves, portable style, with scroll legs: 6 and 6(4 octaves. Rome For All.
seraphine or Piano style, with rich moulding I, carved music
The Water Cure Encyclopiedia,
desk, Ac. 6 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, and contain- Fur "I" by dc, dc.
C. SIORGAN,
flog 2 sets of reeds throughout, the ono tuned an octave le l i
Love the other ; an excellent instrument fir the use of VE IV BOOKSNo.4I Fifth street.
AT DA VINSONS, 65 Market
Churches, Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument is
, 11 street near Fourth.
submitted to a thorough examination previous to being sent poems, by Richard Cbelierix Trench.
from the manufactory, and is warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended as being far superior, The White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, do. do.
both In tone and finish, to any others manufactured.
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
The chief improvements (upon which the makeraSave
Helps' Spanish Conquest in America.
secured Letters Potent,) consists in bringing the wind let. fl Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
directly upon the reed, so as to produce, on opening the key ? _
valve, the quickest possible vibration, and the sound thou' Immigration, Its Evils and Its Consequenc es. paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
pease. In to li modulating chamber, (enclostsi by the swell,)
which mellows the tone, and give it more of
Hillside Church or Reminiscences of a "Country Paste
nieludioun. flute
like q,
For sale by • CHARuality. than is the general prope LO T rty of re.ed
TE BLUME, iustru-
rate, by John W. Chickering, D. D.
menu
Sigbt and Hearing, How Preserved and now Lost, by Dr.
Jell' "Old Established Piano depot' , No. lie Wood at. Clerk.
Lorenzo &mord. by Author of Dr. Antonia.
- - - - The Suffering Savior, by Krumacher.
F'si". — 2ti bf. " .• Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan
,
10 blips. Lake Superior Trout;
Receivod and for sale by Lectures on Great Men : Myers, - London.
Man end rEfi Money, Its Ilse and Abuse; by Dr. Tweedie.
Monaldi, a tale by Washington Allistou.
Lectures delivbrod to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
Harper s Magazine. as can as published--20 cta. jel9
JUNE M.AGA7ANES--Just received and
for sale by 11, MINER A CO, No. B 2 Smithfield street:
LiarpseeMiuntala.. a for June;
God ey's Lady's Book for June;
Peterson's Magazine for June;
Art Journal for May.
All the NEW.,IIOOBB published are for isle by
H. MINER & 00.,
280. 82 Smithfield stank
EFrNED SUGARS-- R I 5 bblet. Lovering, A" crushed Sugar
80 do Stewart's "A" do do;
Li do Lovering', fine pulv'd do!
10 do ~do coarse do do;
10 do do crushed do; in store and
for sale by [jelti] MILLER RICKETSON,
CIIALLITs AND DE .LAINES 10,000
yards of rich C,ballie a and De Lathes, worth o 5 and 37%
Mita, now closing out at PIA cents per yard, at the 8e
Annual Sale of (.1342) A. A. MASON • 00.
\I.
mosps sUZIDAY-)
Mall Route
SPRINGER IIA RBA
295 Liberty street
__.
TONf(S WOVT DO 1:-.:They . never,' did dR
re' thsr glvotemporaiy relief and they never dill
I t is beeline. they 0001 touch the name of the disease; „T he;
cum, or an ages and bilious diseases to the atintepherlo .
poison's:add:lller= or Malaria. Neutralise d& pelichi
iternntnralasitidote,,and•all disease metro by it riisspys a m
at mit*. Rh. alite' Festet and ague Cure is this. Antidote to,
Malaria* and moreover -it to a perfectly haradistermedleiner'
The cextitlcate of the celebrated chemist, J. R. thsiltoa, of
New Yorit,lb thief eifec4- Is attached to every bottle; there
fore lift, doe no good it can do no harm. •
• This is more than can be said of. Quinine, Arsenic, or any
tonic In existence, as their nee is ruinous to the constitution
and brings on Dumb ague, which never allows &pangs, to.
feel perfectly well for ~ iingln moment In IlhasttitOop of
these troths I annex some extracts - from a letter Just recdVed
from a Physician;
Ohi M 17,1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.—Dear
Geoearrown
Sir ,
Yours o,
of2xlarch
inat. le 'at
hand. The, Cure arrived late last year and the difficulty in
getting any one to try it was greatly Increased from the
fiat that a remedy had been introduced which-was growing
in favor with the public, as being better thantiaingtjulidue
—not knowing T presume that the remedy they need to
escape taking Quinine, contained the drug Itself! •6f ' '
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would invariably
break an ague, bat 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 year Care. The following is the result:
Three persons took your Cure, all of which were eases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many weeks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedie occaalontilly •
missing a chill, but it was (as in all, such cam* slowlywear,
ing them out, and laying the foundation of other and seye
rer maladies. I did succeed in t ffecting a radical' care 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, and would, as before gated, break the
chill, but after a period or two had elapsed It would return.
I think there will be no difficulty now in giving to your
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy now in use
here, Sic., Ac. WILLIAM BUCKNER, 31. D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
itially certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
whin you feel the chills coming on, andyou will never have
a single one.
JA.IIEB A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, IL 1.
For [tale by Druggists generally. Jell
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street, .
Opposite fimithdeld street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
STON ES always on hand ; Stone and Marble Curbing
and t aults for Cetneteries, made to order.
Furniture and Washstand Tope, and Imposing Stones made
by machinery, in leas time and better style than can be done
by mere manual labor. Particular attention in paid to tLe
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of besutiftd patterns.
Builders and others are Invited to examine our stock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing no, and learning our prices,
(sls and upwards,) but few who ore able to own a good
honer, will be willing to remain long without procuring one
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
not liable to take Ere, and cost but tittle more than a good
wood mantle.
Marble sold low to the trade. Hearth Stones made to order.
Our stock of Marble is the largest in the West, and being
manufactured by the best workmen, aided by machinery, id
worthy of attention.
_ - -
Orders, addressed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
filled with despatch. W. W. WALLACE.
NIUT MAUI - LINES.- LULL'S PATENT
S
BUBB SMUT .MACIIINES, need In 700 Mulls In the
West. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they become smooth, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the Burr. They havo been used for five years in the City -
Mills, Pittsburgh, of the largest mills in the West,)and
are warranted to clean well. For particulars, see hand-bills.
Orders tilled at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
ap. W. W. WA
rllO MILL OIVNERS.—French Burr and
11 Laurel 11111 Stones, Belting Clothe, Mill Spindles, Mill
I rune, Screws, Screen Wire, Corn end Cob Grinders, Cast In n
i'nx,f Staffs, Ac. , always on hand and made to order, at 315
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
ap4d
•
J. H. 1111111 a T YAr PITAHCM.
FREE OF CHARGE! !-TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR ENGRAVINGS, entitled "Bolton Abbey in
the Olden Times," a splendid steel engraving, fr m the cele.
braced painting by Landseer, and the "Departure of the
Israelites from Egypt," a large and beautiful engraving from
a painting by U. Roberta. The retail price of the above en
gravings is $3 per copy, but will be sent free of cAarge, us
follows:
The subscribers havo established a BOOK AGENCY in
Philadelphia, and trill ftu - nish any book or publication at
the retail price, free of postage. Any persona, by G3rwarding
the sub,,,riptiou price of any of the $3 Magazines, such as
Harper's, theiey's, Putnam's, Graham's, Frank Leslie's Fash
ions. dm., will receive the magazines for one year, and a copy
of either Of the above beautiful engravings, free of chagge.
or if subscribing to a $2 and a $1 Magazine, such as Peter
son's, and Challen's Ladies' Chriatian Annual, they will r—
mire both magazines and a copy of either of the above ca
rat loin.
. •
Every description of Engraving on Wcod executed w,tb
peen.ss and despatch. Views ut Baildiugs. Newspaper
Ilerubugs, Views Alschinely, Book Illustrations, Lodge
Certificates, Nosiness Cards, ac. All orders sent by mull
pronipt'y attended to. Persons wishing views of their build
ings engraved, can send a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by mail ur express.
Persuns 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.
BYRA3I h PIERCE,
apllkdawly 60 South Third street, Philadelphia.
a. r.uxorr
o CURTI
D Rorr & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
St. Anthony Falls. Minnesota Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned. Invest
ments made to the beet advantage, and Laud Warrants
toil. Also, Agents for the sale of Lute in the town of Sr.
CLOUD, OS miles from St. Anthony, and head of navigation
above the Palls. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and the uumerous ad
vantages it possesses as a place of baldness, will make it one
of the largest cities In the Northwest.
agues:
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Minnesota.
Hun. Wm. 11. Welch, Chief Justice of Minnesota.
Hon. J. Meeker.
Flom H. M. Rico, Delegate to Congress.
Rice, Ifollingshead & Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Borup 4 Oaks, Bankers.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register of 11. S. Land Office.
seoRD
: :Or 114 y JAX/21 C. 8109[Y.
D LAKELY & RICHEY, REAL Esr Blur
j vAns, corner of Seventh and Smithfield etreete,
burgh.
Farms, Monaca Lota, Mills, Purnacea, &c. &c., bought an
sold on commission; Land Warrants bought, sold and loc.-
ted ; Bills, Bonds and NOLOS negotiated. Es' pecial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms
reasonable. uovl7:daw
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and fur the Col
lection of Claims in Brent Britain and Ireland.
lkir Collections made in this and adjoining Counties; Er
tales of decedents settled; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other strunty. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office on FOURTII street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh. March lA, 1865—fm.b.2.8xisw)
AW. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Com
missioner for the States of Tennessee, New Ramp.
shirt., Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
,esitfortiui, Louisiana and Virginia.
odi- Deeds drawn, and aoknowiedments and proofs taken
for record or use in any of the above named States, Illinois,
‘ilasissippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1866-4mh2Bdaw]
TTNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—
lu Tilt. Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. k CO.,
situated on the Monongahela ricer, about 28 miles from
Pittsburgh, are now for axle. The property consists of 118
acres and 116 perches of Land, (more or less) and all the
Coal therein; and also all the Coal In about 100 acres morn,
together with Buildings, Railway., ..tc.
For further particulars apply to
1). W.. 0 A. S. BELL, Atty's at Law,
sipl.l:dawtf No. 103 Fourth st., Pittsburgh.
BARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
offers for male SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connelliville
Railroad, in the growing and tkriving Borough of 311i.13138.-
11T. Four of the Lots are 3731' feet lu width by about.
120 in depth, fronting at one end on the Depot, and at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of them fronting for their
whole length on other streets.
ALso—TWO LOTS, 373,4 feet In width, fronting the other
site of the Depot, and in depth I2l—one of the Lots border
inn for ita whole length on Jerome street.
No better property can be found, and it will be told low
Part of the payment taken in Stock of the Count!'grille
Railroad, if desired. GRO. F. GILLMORE,
Office of
Pittsburgh, August 31. 18.55.-411 am-if the Morning Pcot
WIG MANUFACTORY—Mits. RENTER,
six doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
Office, Allegheny City, is prepared to fill orders for WIGS,
dud all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. The best
quality of material is furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed.
myl&-dawly
Ell
ITER'S'EntliftY itgCTOli ,
:FQiiTit/FILAPID CAME OP:COlffing, gr , * TT. MAUI&
, •Atgalk, BRONCHITIS, W IIO OIING-f...YAA.,ti., GliollP,,
ASTIMA Alfh i tw offIFYIPTION.
fw , Tutsilestrart ht offered,to tha,
4 ;a 9. ' .' I t ' ihttnityWith‘thetnOtldetteivbri Wn
an reticle which seldom fells to , real
-5.2u....:4-,-..` ~, lice thehappieet efforts that eau be de
_.,g' s
unlesstlwi Is the 491(10 tuse
.-- ir'' 7.• ficrielbut'W•d*s the l ea s es of
fai -4 . i
3L ; 7:01., ts,ehres, qui t eletoet every tweihNsef ,
w•"• Tf' '[%'''• . titi l ft9b 4 vPitteg#:.g e ntOff‘VtiV
) 10
wt ' "... r• ....lie- 01 , 711, who have n restore!
from alatUtherand even desperate dl,
eases of the lungs, by its lute. Abetted, its 4 9.
rt.:loqt creetneen othecintlikilt* grit , ~,ftibo o ,
to twiapik, ..d.do*.. iffsdaOhetelis viiii! 'know*, eta"
public no longer heittlyw a rw0 fnt * . M trinploff far the
distressing' ifttn lid' `Hoes o etn/O H conlers tie
gene, Whiettartdbidi tiro Stir efle. '' ".
Nothing bas called louder for the earnest inquiry of mai
cal men, than the alarming prevalence and fatality of cons
slunPtivo co mPlaiols,.. Net eitly.ene tirade( diseases had
more of their investigations and Care. But as yet no ada.._-_s
quote remedy bee been-provi&d, cal./Ida the pabuwoonsa
depend for protechen from attacks, upon the reap te • he
goe untiF the introdeictieti of the CITETHIT P
,This ' article la the product of a long, laborioms;and;r iftWe,
sucesseful endeavor to furnish the eterunnnity with. each
remedy. 01 this laatatatemetisthe Amailead peeplistike *
'themselves prepared to judge, luta anted withrldattl/0 to
decision_ , their deelido If there Is any idenca to in .
tthat , matkof 'wary class and station certify it baf done( !tit'
,them; if we can trust our own sense% when We esediunres .
,affection of the throat and lunge jitddidin 11" wb dm — nd
on the assuranesof Intelligent Physicians Whirmakeit. their
Weide:* to know—in short, if therois any reliance upon any,.
thing; than it is irrefutably proven'that this Medicine &Oro.
Hove and does cure the class of diseases it Isdeslgned,ffier, Abe.: .
yond ally and all others that itrekriown to mankind.. If - this, ba
true, it cannot be too freely published, nor toteiridely known;
The afflicted should kuow it. • 'A remedy that curse ittprice ! -
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 Awe, hat.
everywhere, not Only in' MN country, but in all comthies.
How faithfully we have acted on this conviction, la shown fri
the fact that already this article has made the circleenf the
globe. The eon never sets on its limits' No continent 4
without It, and but few peoples. Although not fall() general
use In other nations se in this, it to employed by the more
intelligent Is almost all uivilized countries. It Is mates
sleety employed le bith America,—ln Europe, Attie, Africa,
Australia and the itr-olt ielande of the sto, Life is as deer
to its possessors there as here, and they grasp at a - valuable*
remedy with even more avidity. Unlike most, preparations
of its kind, it Is an expensive composition of costly materiel
Still it is afforded to Us ape hi ic at a reasonably low price, and
what is of vastly more importance to them, its quitllV--is
never antlered to decline from - its original standard of exool
lence. Every bottle of Ude medicine, sow mannfactured,qa
as good as ever has been made heretofore, or as we are ea.
pable of making. No toil or cost la spared, in maintaining
It in the best porfectlou which It le poesible to produce.
Hence the patient who procures the genuine Chant Pao-
TOILAI, can rely on having as good can utters as has seer been
had by those who testify to its cam. .
By pursuing this course, I have the hope of doing wine
good in the world, as well as the satisfaction of believing
that much has been done already.
..
41a - Prepared by .1. C. AYES, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Maas.
Sold by B. A. PAHNESTOCK & CO., at wholesale and tee
tall, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
everywhere.
_......._ apl:dmtiktv
Th,
Le Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE A , GE.
MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, bus discor.
oral in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy'
that cures every kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula Loa
common Pimple.
He has treated It in over eleven hundred cases, and never
failed except in two cases (both thunder humor.) He has
now in hie possesaion over two hundred certificates of its
value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing, sore mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimples of
the Lice
Two to three bottles will scour the system of boils.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst case
of erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warrantee! to cure all humor of the
eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ear and
blotches among the hair.
Pour to six bottles are warranted to care corrupt and ran.
ning ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the meat der.
perate cases of rheumatism.
ofTwo or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst cases.
ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum.
Fire to eight bottles, will cure the worst case of ccrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and'
a perfect cure in warranted when the above quantity ha
taken
Nothing looks 'HO improbable to those who have in vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a com
mon weed growing in the pasture, nod along old stone walls,
should cure every humor in the aystem; yet it is now a fixed
fact. If you have a humor It has to start. There are no Ifs
nor ands, hunts or ha's about tenting come cases and not
yours. 1 peddled over a thousand bottles of it in the vicinity
of Boston. I know its effects in every carte. It has already
done some of the greatest cures ever done in Maerachusetta.
I gave it to children a year old; to old people of aisty. l
have 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 anbJect to a sick healache, one bottle
will always cute it. It gives great relief to catarrh and diz
ziness. Some who have been costive for years, have taken
and been regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works
quite easy, but where there is any derangement of the tune-
Owls of nature, it will cause very singular reeling, but you
nand out be alarmed—they always disappear in from four
days to a wenk. There Is never a lad result from it. On the,
contrary, when that fentig is over, you will feel yourself:
like a new person. I heard some of the mast extravagant
encomiums of it that man ever listened to. No oh
diet is ever neceasary--eat the heat you can get. I have •
wise an herb, which, wheu sirumerve.l iu sweet nil, dissolve's.
Scrofulous swelling of the lieck and under the rum Prier,
50 cents. Price of the Medic , 1 Discovarysl per bottle.
Directions for Us.—Ado' , one table spoonful ear day..
Children over eight years, t.easert spoonful; children [rotor
five to eight years. tea.epoonftd. As no direction can be
made applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
ou the bowels twice a day.
Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance in bad cases of
Scrufu la.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. HEYSER's, 140 Wood
street, corner of Virgil alley, and J. P. FLEMLNG; Alle
gheny. apl2:lydew
W. W. WAL
OLHE OF ASTHMA AM) CONSUMPTION,
NEW AND VERY WONDERB:UL.
HYGEANA
f BROUGHT HOME TO TOR DOOR OP Till liffj.LlON
AWONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
ly been made by Dr. CURTIS, of this city, in the treat
ment of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lunge.
We refer to ‘• Da. Cows' lITGEANA, ca I:sustmo Massa
VAEOR ARM CHERRY BTRUP." With this new method, Dr. C.
has restored many afflicted ones to health ; as an evidence of
which, he has Innumerable certificates. Speaking of the
treatment, a physician remarks: " It is evident that inhaling
--constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor—the
medicinal properties must come in direst contact with the
whole serial cavities of the lungs, and thus swape the many
and varied changes produced upon them when introduced
into the stomach, and subject to the - praxes of digestion."
The Ilygeana In for sale by all the Druggists throughout the
country."—Nao York Dutchman of January 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the linen, with
out the least inconvenience—the beat of the body being
sufficient to evaporate the lloid. Hundreds of CeseS of carte,
like the following, might be named ;
One package of the Hygesim, has cured me of the Asthma,
of six years' standing. J. Y. fiIteSBURT,
Postmaster of Duncannon, Pa.
I am cured of the Asthum, of ten years' standing, by Dr
Curtis' Ilygeme. MARGARET EAhTOII, 13TOoklyil, a. Y.
Mrs. Psin, of No. 5 Hammond street, N. Y., was cured of
a severe case of Bronchitis by the Ilygeana,
My sister has been cured of a distressing cough, of several
years' standing, and decided' to be incurable by the physi
cians. She wee cured in one month, by the Hygeana.
J. H. GAR LU:RT, Richmond, Me.
The Rey. Dr. Curmixa, of New York, testifies of our medi
cine in the following language:
I.4KW YORK, November lb. 1854.
Dear Bir-4 think highly of Dr. Curt& Ilygeeitia ea a rem.
edy &ileums of the throat u d lunge . Having hail some
opportunity to testify its efficacy, I am convinced that it Is a
must excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling
application to the chest
N. B.—Dr. Curtis' Ilygearia Is the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others aro bane imitations, or vile
and ne.ruzzoua covinterfette. Shun them as you would,
POISON.
air For nib by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B.
E. Sellers * Co.; Lee A. Beckham, Allegheny City; Jetta
Sargent, New Brighton: 0. L. Kaiser, Itotheeter.
myl4:daw6ut
THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY—From
all parts of the country, north and smith, the proprie
tors are almost daily In receipt of such tlattering testhnoni
nials se the following, relative to B. A. Pshnestock's unequal
ed Vermifuge:
Gem:ammo', Ain., April 18th, 1846.
itturs. B. A. Fahnestock ct Q,.—l have been Selling your
Vermifuge in this place fur five years, and take pleasure Ie
stating, for the information of the trade and of the public,.
that it has been, so far as I know, one of the moat satisfac
tory remedies in the market, and one of the most saleabHa
medicines we have. I have also personal knowledge of its
good effecte iu numerous cease; under the treatment of our
physicians all of wlmi
uuu use It regularly, d always found
it 10 be safe and reliable as a worm specific. I ran mom
mend it as one of the safest and best in the market.
A. OLL-It:MEH .
Preparsd and sold by 11. A. PALI:a ST :STOCK &CO
mh2O curnor of Wood and Phut sta.. Pittsburgh.
TAR. HULLIHEN'S PARISIAN TOOTH
PASTE.—This Tooth Poste is the beet of its kind for
cleansiug and preserving tho teeth. ft is prepared uudcr
the supervision of Dr. linililien. Sold only by
JOS. FILMING,
Jedo Corner Market at. and the Diamond.
DOWDER'II BLUE A superior article,
Just received and for axle by
Je7 i'LEDIII4O IMO&
ASUPERIOR BOOK TO THE WATCHMAN,
or LAIIPLIULITM—Now ready: THE WA.NDEBER., a
Tale Lite's Vicissitudes by the author of " The Watch
man," 3c., &c.
"Trudging along, unknowing what he sought,
And whietting a s ho went, for want of thought."
• NOTICES OP TEL rages:
"Another popular tale from the pen of au author who
needs no introduction; his other books having commanded
a wide sale and made him familiar to the retuilisg public."—
Utica Gazette.
"The great favor with which the reading public received
'The Watchman,' The Old Doctor:"Lawyer'a Story,' &c.,
and the extensive editions through which each of these
works passed, is the best evidence which can be furnished of
the ability cf the author of the Wanderer.' "—lthaca four.
"The Wanderer' partite to an excellent moral—and while
it will enchain the attention of the more mature reader, It
cannot fail to interest as well imamate the young.. leor sale
by Hawks &. Brother."—C/erclonti Gerald.
-The incidents are natural and life like, the narrative
gCburaraph n t ic, and the style forcible. It will please."— Hart fortf
Por ante by
Jylo
TOBACCO
-15 boxes Wm. IL Grant's l.ds Tobacco;
5 do do s's do
15 do Webstor's old b's do
15 do Anderson's Ilea berry O's
do
5 do Jones o's
do
5 do It and D's s's
10 do Eldorado Natural Leaf do
2 eases (1!4 Ih. boxes) Thomas' Lady Finger;
10 Dwarf boxes Butler's Panama brand, ',lb lamp
Tobacco,
10 Dwarf Ixlxes Jewel Ophir Twist Tobacco.
In store and for sale by
Jele
NEW PA-IHANGINGS.
Baguet, Plain andllapestryPatterneothrMlardcolore,
or French manufacture, with a great Yom'
Amali e "
w ty of
Wafl!arr and Borders. For sale
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