. .
• ~ - ' ...;`'-• , .'t .f J.. , -• '
.5, 4 3 . 4 - ,7'";* - '-'• v'- ' • ~ c -- 47 el, 4,.:' . A. 1 - 1 --,-. ' • ,
1...4.: '.,, .-L A , -' s • l'• ' • :. r- .4- • 4 , .t. . ' ' `
s i . ,,ii;:.''': , 7 1 ' , '-',,'. '' -..4 . i 4-e f-h, +•*``‘ ' '''. 4 -'. - ' .
• ft' ? .. 444,,_ ,LlZ`N‘.it-'-:..".; ••.,' :- '••.-"....z.„ i..• t: , .! ~," ' . • ,
`"i.".•-'''''''''/‘''',.• 4/1,1-'4' ti,i'-:---: - 5- '-... "1,.",;::,/"' :- ••• .. ' -
,;ti.. $'.., i4 . .., ~..„,..-.
~..1 . .4.,,,,..i,; , ,,,.,./..••,,,,,,-•,,,...' .. ~. '. .
?,.N/.4v,;, kk• 4,. , .. . Z.&*!' k:" F '. '• ''', '
, 7%: 4 ''ti' , ',-:4- 1 ..:7; 4 ;^' i''' ;' •: 4 . '• s . ' .
te, , '' 4 ',„' . 7,..;,* „t,..' , "'-. 4 ..t . ..C.::, , - - s - ''.. f . ':' ' '.. • . ' ' _ ' .
~,..: ....V..e 4 , -• , :.::.' '.. '.''' ''' .. '.. • , . . - ~ . ,
.- , :*-i: i.:' _.3,.. „ r -- - i „ •,i'• ) -, , ...- ~' . •-,'. s "
jci. 4 ,, , .2 , 414r,'. '' "" - ' 7. ocv -^ .? •-• ' - -
...,, •
4 `4 , o , ..AiliT l 7.'VetfUlltt,t, - . I t 4. S ..,' . tig .;•; , "'-•.l l F s re•
'l3*:"..'•♦'e'' l'',. 4 *W i i: - !; *; & ! '' ' 'S,.'iV : ql7.l*'' 4 .., • ',
'' ''''• . . - ''''
-.'
* •.,..vt,%'F.,,.' 44;..11. 1 !,%,,,,‘4 i. 1'...:`•
~.:0,,,,3 , i f . • ..ci , v .. 4. et' 4.;... 41T;;•11•••• p• 44 •C. , ~,4 ic ,
t.'•lji . ...i• q•' l 4! 4•• • ••&•%,1*.i..%1tke t, `.
1'1'Z,..;-',''i 4 ` IP o' j l. :''.'f ' .”' P•••• 4Y;.. .- .- - i• 4 ' f.
.1.1.0t..„;,,...,..i,e52 kt,;.. r , ..:. . /4 ,- ••• •• s‘• ".:.„
'."4.t"bl:"•.i,V"-*'• "r,.. -ier`Nt...'• , - - . i ..4 !.
}.4.'4, W..," #'/I-."-:. ''• r.,, rtt, 4", A'' ' . "*". ''' ...7 1! .
,4' . 4 44i* 4 i t 3 :14 . 3 V ."--*'
I.
r- 1 •,', 4 4 ii, L ,,.''',„1') .4 . fislt / ' "i. . •' - 't•••1 4 '',.. ,/. 0 1.• •-",' -•
-I," 4... • •6;,• - •.• • , , "', ,-, ~ ,• , .. • •••••-••
,11. , . , ......; '4 y-. f „?..••
.k ''', t . • '4. ' P `,,, - '4. * 4 , ,1'' '1.4. 0 , ' ' ' 7 -: .v...... P' q• {l . - .1 .„,. -,-' ..
41 , ,i.• ',:.
~,,.. .-.......;.! .. 4•-: 1 ,.. ~ • • ,N,..5t.....u. ~, Re -
',„ - V;'•*.i... - 1 - Nog '"", 1ir4 ,4 1 •f• ! t. , •••• 1 .. .. 1. ...'!'• 4 -1 ,1 1 7/ , ! . . •: :;'•
4 41 4 044301 S i -rj4 4lt, # 'l. - PC.!• 4 i.k r,••'••.'.••!1. 4 . .: ••• ••••,.. •A•,?, , ' ":-.,
'l4 - •"4" .! ;....;,„!•• 2 tLaslaztif i ,": ',..!:& s ~.....,e. !. 7 :' 4 .„.• , ,
~.,... .; ,
.., 7 , :‘,..- .., ~.v,-1, , ,, i , .4' r 4-• 4' i • r ' l ,- , . .•1 . .t. ... '--
il( ‘.. f ....."" hAr ' ' r.' -•••• , :i... , ` ~,'?!," ~..4. k• . d ~ .# , 1,.... ••,,
• - 'l\ ;,..4• 1 • ••'1 4 1 4 ••t f •'•' ~ ...t' '-‘ • •
i' . t.' . .4 1..,. , ti '4....t v 4,,,,:t",t1j..4 #' . -,. '' #'.,j.
4‘-' , 4*' ~._. 4.4 8 , i 0::i•,..e-i4g.' '141.04 . 061....4a11' .I. ... .....
*4 mir. . 1 ,7 :A. 4, 4 1 „ 4.. 'INN •1k.'1•4 .J - `4,V11 , te...-: '. ' •.„ . 4 ~'"
- '1: 41- q•4.4.'1.1.• ,.... - 'e; •.1 .1 ... .
1 1 .4.4. , •••• es` '' 4 " ;' 0 ' , tes';;'4. v .s* , ?•:', '-'! '` di . 4 - , ''-
) 44' IP. h 44 ‘...- P ‘,:. •• '4; -4 :4 4. i p C. .• . .''',. . I •,..:'.. -,'"
- 4 . irlw.‘ ... 4 174-4, - ....', ~/ & .4 a & , i ° - 4. ', ‘,..•
'..5' iV47 1. 4 :!t r Z 4i ;:t.' 4 ,44,t . ',1", t•''.;',.... '..., &:., ' ..‘ .. 1 - • :
,Y4 1. :• 01 :' 1 4 , "N 4 ' "0; , ' 1, 4 . ..N: 4 4 -0 4 *a i ' ri ''',- -.: ' • ~
ka 4 PI Z- ! ; : 4 4.7. I liS' ' ' •4 * : r i ' " 4 e l"' '4 . "!'' L. •' .: • s ' : ' . ' .
4'' '44 ! l !;t e l l : ' tO i t ° * . t . 1 .7 47: 1 1 4 :":•:: . - ''.." ..".. ' t :. ': ..
Te - ‘ .4 l r l ,, P ':it s. ,SNi t f . ii,11 . +: 4 :,P ~,r•l : . r * ,,,`•l'; ' :: : . - • .
- , c=v4ii „1.4';..r: : : :::.„. , .
,:zi• -..'- - ---44 0 , ...... 4 , 0 0 1, ,,N**.e.',C4 4. . 4 .4 . ' ~, ~.. -; ;
0 ' • •‘, S Z , 4). 6 4 v ' . .... 4 4i )* 5. I ‘ :` 4 • • 1 " • I' •., . • ' '
olitt,-0,- d. •. , ' ' 1 • • ''' Y..: . •,.., ',
~.",,
, 4 4 :7:2.4 0 ' . ...:;:ir 'r ‘`''', ' 4 . **. ...," , z..'' N,! '. •,-...'''
lIILiVO.4' 4 ..;'••••*%.. i r :i.."''%l•. • .;7 :' •• ‘.• :. :i
...!..,,-• 0 4 4 4, Hi, i, ••••,..,, , ‘y' r , ~ .. 6 .„, . .N 4 .., , . t ..,, .; :
•6‘,,,,."4:Nt0t"4,2t .4.t. 64 t # •••• .....,•''... J , ~ - _ • ,
.1 2 ,,,,rvit 0 !*,',,,e4.P. r 7 4 ~s, ~ ..• ...,? i•,.... •
.., , ~.: •• ~ ..., f i
FOk r e s tt.'• Nor* et vi 1 ';‘, i'' r t , , t , ~ .. :', ~.:
~, ,_ :,.
40.4. - . - 4"."0,10.7..i.„ t,ck i' 4 .1,..-
~, 4.- t - ..•.„ ..., .
. 4.17
4.,....;C.
..,* ; x t .s. v v te• ~,
~,, 2 :4t,i ~ . e
~ i •.-. • . - ' .:,•.-
• Nbit s A. ... ' it y ...e.. i # A. ...1 , .0.4... 4,
.. P
..j ., e• • ~, ...
'''''• .4, -- '0" -41 .1,,ip, 4,1 . 4 '-' t 4", ' .. ° NI' r ,," .4 - r '
t-! 'l2 „,* .j itiiP,;‘ 4 4 %;5 . 4.+ 1 4V . 1 ~ ' lt' i , q ,' ,',' ,
jg3l le ar Ci. ,1•441 , 4 . 1.. t .,;1 4 :: ":.. h ,
j44 '404t, S 4 5 4 4 1. 1: 4 .4 1 t•:' J r : .'4 1 " 44 ".•.. .
1,) e t.
i 474.- . 14 I, 4 l:iati . it' •ii tt ,t, .ili.-4:? t ..:'... ,;..-
t , Y4.',74 4 -, 4 ,9.!!'Aibl.r i eo. ..Y.f.": 1 1.,. 1 .,: - .. 4 ,-• , D t• i .. •...
'.' s i iiet4 l .'it... l. - 3 .1e" 1 ,. ;F , i , 6:..` 1 .4, ",,, ,4„ P,' , •
kik&4ol,4 44 l ; t4lrt7Z:'i• 't` A `..."`:`,"1, x...,',74tr 1,.,•14
:to'"lt.';'li"6"-ii - -7`"r:,t24-':''it •'* , .t4'lP,Nr;•ai:, '
. .•„, 1 4,...... . ij ap c , 4 1.... 1 ,.r.4. ;40 /••,/k Ilt co , • ~ . :,,
r• 4 . . :,-.. &5iNtVt 4 .",,,,,‘L i t5,1, 4 ;•& 1 '. 1 4:a..
~,toi4 . 05vP',11 .4 21, - ',,,,
..; : •;t ',...`.,,
~
..•
4. 1•411„ i r 4 l 4- ' ; ''.'‘ 41,..; ( : 'e ,,,. 1. .,
J 44 '''
A.I 4 N IY 'lt ° ith.U-Vi . ''' 1 r E ler " 4 : ' 4 . 4, ' ~-. -'.
-
4 0 fat m t t, :• 4., 0., ,--, ~.,
~,,, p , ~ ..„, : ..i, , -- ,
A
~ . ...it ,) ti -44 , !.,-,
, ~,gr.„ it0.r t f..,,,,, ,t.e4:l - t.- - 4.N. Lk ,- -
-..... vil., ..,, , v6. 4 „,,,„-.„... :t . .4.!.,t , v-i.p4..,. ..,„:,..
drici:tr/f4,04") t s isl4/I`,,t, ;./4111•r"g . t* k''.'t '•;
..,.4,,,e,. i,,,._,Z . ~;,••ti•-•' - ' ~ .."Ltnti.‘"? - 1 e:.l. t. C. '
411e444241i0440 4•liTAß 4 4 't•it" t o - ,:1",' , /r ~i ~!
4, ,o, tgr,sik • . 4 .. ct,.. ‘4...6.0k.k v n'P cs ,";.4 l :it!:. t a i t:.'", '
: Vit i kk r kt fi teet'Zttro, - 4 • ' . ' , e , c.tp.4
-kk0•% , ..f , , 'if 9 'lwo . 4 ;t : A' l
' '‘C‘ ''. 't f " - : 4 is: 1.. " t , .5 .44. ' .
ir. . - ,1p.•1 4, . 49 val 7 c'..,,, ti f..r-4 , .., , t - 4 ,•, -. •
4 04g I`•:,4f
i.l=#
.91%2.., o hlits , 3li„oteZ4 "s1,1.!::t 'i•.; : CS.
'4 tt c•,.-11.,`.1,•- ~ t'lti •:;*c ‘4
kl -- r 1.. 4 NA 11 7i..::„ ^ 1;. t ri: . ‘A . , 4.',., -i--1 .....Z ; ;• ~,,- i5 - ,. 'il-z•-• • • ,, , , r. 41
t 011 1 T -V ir ,N VX l7 t 1 4.. ...`"•:- , 4 •-' ~. 'l ' " is:lits .
.-A'' • 4 , 'l2 ~,g dyli-,te - ': 17--t, flr,,t ',/`Ar:
.i,..
',ll;4 o ttlYst'• ~r'''W ...,,:.,-?- :It -4 , '''.. f;r",
„ ).,&4•?,.4. .kors.tf-t. ... ,, --. ,- , , A0 , . , :t1; , :.- -
:- , ,-. .... I Q 1,,4 1 ,i k
.-,,... -,:t.r 5 ,4 ' Q., • ~.- c . -
~',.., ca;‘,,,k44.-•-„ ,, ,‘ , ...--,..5z1.. ,P,t,41,p,, ti
44 - • . 4 - - •.• Ny.t.i, e', q„ 4 b r , .-.., •...- .q / 4 .,.., i.,,,A,........
.. f ,,..„ 1. . q . 10 ~ I • :', • '. e o 4 (....5"c
.3. E.
-, -- - - at- s • ,” ' '1...._‘. '. . 1 N-'
4 e - ~ s-; .s .5 4 1- : -.. +
td.••.!, .1 ': ; 1 7 - 4k•': . ''.--,,' -''' ..."
~- ' ' •,, -*' • •
Ant• f ? . ,`..,., ..:h....... -- 1 , - - -., ~," .. „ v.
1 4 ?'11, - . 4'ti qt" A` t' , -..-s
Apa,v, , ,,-it 4 ,o-.1. - eg•e,, , T 1.„,t , j 4.,.,
k
•Ety,o * , -.7.---47- , 4,•tie ,, ,0r-r. t ,' , .,01;
V . ,• -7 -- ,:fo.C- • - •t.lit- -, ,) •
,it .. °.,,, 4 ?,i',.. 4 ,,,•%,",,1 <•' . < 1. 4 ,- - t.: 'l, k i,. • ~.."
s i
f .- - •,-,,,...., i l , ',,,,,,,, ,•••., r,-• .
..% ,
~,,;,..4 f ,•,. ity4,....,„,,.: c•r.... , .4, •
~, .. 4,51 , 4 •,‘,.,...„....•:„•bc;...:,-;,,J..;tt••• ;-,
1„,•,
Zl.z.
ko- - . -:;.. •' E• 4 - 4 9- itr' P e.Wo , ...• 1 .1 1 ..rin
•, - , ,r-1 ct. _ ...011 ....„,,..-:.11"..Of ,
. ' : LT A7rts ft c'* - .. ,:t'.'•' , . ,u , ', ~-......
rit f •••.....e_,, : ,a-o-ktr,to....„_'s . k ~..-',:e '
, kr u5 41 : 4 217. 4-4 ,4;C:IF ,t ' ..t. 4 441, 1 :;:',i i
+
IP'-4(14.41/Z-' .st t . ‘ 4 v , tit '0 . * ;:: :, 4. i",i, 1
'% 4 e tieu. ''* ' 'P.• ° ',Vg A.71 x :'%',. 1 -I
i j-tjegti• ''''.•&tlt- rl:'
vrer v :A3.4et- t-. , 1-,t , ..0. II 0 , ; :• ,
~s‘ t
~0,,0 - ta . ,-,., ,r ,,,, , 4, , w,.,,,y,
~., ; iit,0 4 ,1 - f , z,
~,'qvt * ,s ,,slV-• „.n. • , d vl-,.feh• r A'' ' 1
(mr..,, - .... ~. v r..ip.v 4 . 1 4,0 - - 4 .- f r 4 ~. 1
1- • "'IAA', "44.:A. ..41,45.' ‘k_ll4,'CP
Tt.. 3 9•164.f.1 7 .,, 1 , r .,41*
. 0,.• ;,,,i,"-.1.6"eb,/,,,! -- ' 1
%
-, 1 . 5 „1 .. .7,TC- 4'; 0 1, ' l / 4 el• qa l • - ° EV' t`' 1
gt),•'-r. t ,% 1 4,1...?"1e.,1...t...1 , -`1;
\ 4 -•:: • tgi‘`..4.; , ',..f,L 4 1 , ,ffr.4 1- d-
i i
' • o t . f * l : .R.tV_!,,Li'llk . ,"l
,• Oi r ~ - ',6'.,- 1,14 , "'“Vai.;- , 3.c - X,•-411'-. !f.
4A
VO-Vr-o.4,':OrV'as7-q".14,-I.N.'k‘'..kl,l if ,tit
44 .1q. , t
Ittri 4t N - tr° l ` * - 4.. "* . • . 3 4 4- ':l.. °- ''' 1
....g",t4Z;, - 420, yr4,:ti l
ar4 bi t. tie litpr g r.: tir.,,,p05.:, 0 4.,- V ... ~, •
.;.,..,
• ft ri; 4 lfr . :4 rrryt" ts' 4 6' ''• A'
, it , ~,,,rts'S:` v zror. •,-,,,,,` ,:-- , - , :"...i e.:04 r• •
4 7,
tb l r : Ni t#4,:alll4.it,k?!..v.r44"ei'''lV.'7.V .'ttsl,i, .
k
.....• 1 ).•11... •,w ~.. ~„ a v • ,
..t. :. 1.,;. 4
i
or k
. • a.t v r• ~,, k r .kq JA' •.iii ..,..,.. i.N -,, ,, .:,
0 0 4. 4 0. , • 44 , 0, 40. I T" ti. V 4 ' .. o *'• ./PoEf;t} Z r -
• . 06.4 .- ~4 4 ,..1t 4 -1 . 44 . :' . 4 4 i444: - ,: ,
"ft ..:, tigi , ..- •vt, - ;r9i i i .tr, i 3O 1- 4 t „t„,,, 1 . ~ , ~„-...„.. ~.
~,
'! - itsc - - - 4 0 7 ' . 4 4i• . ; .6:-,r - i-f l l - 4.:
T .,. ) L4N 4 7... syie t. k. ~,.....,::
. 4 5
-... •
~. e. r . 14 , .,1 eti. , 4b..1V.br0,7;:, 4 1 tot
:-
.. 4 •• , 1 ,..*9. Ftri, • i1i . 0149,. , ,,-,t4;;: 5 ,„ -
V 4 . 4 4,,1;41..ac4 4 ""'s t.... , •`+' 4 ,
vi a , k. V
. . .• A.m. „lot
. 4 .0 "•1 1 1 41 ' l l,l„mtA .. t g . _ .. „„:
. .,.•n• 1 ,
'i s . ' Virsr'":`,oT;l'f ZJVAV
t, L'i' 4 4 •,,:.:,3•••i..'•-4,0, - e,:-.
ut kl t
'••, ~' 4§'..i .'ri• - • • ..aN,9 , 76:040 - 1 , .;
▪ I,!` taw s : 044 , • N J , . 4: :,.. ,..•
t i vti, ~,:...11 , ..;17, , A1t '''-,,,.•,, 4 t,,,. - ',
4 .4
. , it: , ,
,-',- . -I, - - 1 p( •
. 1 .2:::„pv'.0.• - .A. - t•-•..-: ; ;'•
. ',41. 0 142ti -: • • - • - :•4`. -. gn1,4v.4.4.•"..q1-ps:.
~,,,..?.• • t ~• p.,.. . r .„,,..t...,.,-.
.. t . ,
.11 , :' ' ...I ( . 4 'n '0 4`.:•,-5 % -thilk
e - q• tfi .- ' :: ' • .404 , t ,., 4 ,
'!? 1. - •'.: 0.. '' 4..V. c . , .,te,,.."''
' . --:'".
gin.t 4 t
~ 4 . *ee .4' iL li ,
• ~,..,,r , p4-r
4 4 . 4i0rt 6' ...-.6-44..i.,- . '" --4,,, , ,„.1!,-.. , -. •
0 1
ir . - ,4 1 -r , -.L-' 4 ,•-•- A 4
t f ig 4 . * , •=t!'•••; ~ -.' ••,•,..,,
„,,,,,,,
, , 4
' • , :•-.•••:r . • , -,, i. - ~
. 1
, '.j 5 : ...,,,th, -
... j rz•eta,;* l 4:
)i A . L.,44:/44.2w5;in,i7:!
!Ptel-41! •.- 41,-V, i k, . 10:*1 1 1,711 r W T t
, N'S ' OS S: i i i ‘t- 1 4 1 ir - 4 - Ffr t , 441 i
-....:-^...- :'' 4;is..4- 4. 144* . -
, 3,...b...,....., ,, ,, , .., , ,,,,,-.0,1,,, .. 4 ,•,, A
•
Zlifttr - ' 2
: tr _ -0 0 ,. 4 ..,....4.4..- ... q
•• 4• , 4 ;; ,.. ... : 4 -i. q . : : :
s: .Z. '
44r4:!4. 4 ,-. 4n .
~
41 i ” '-"=" 4; ' 42,04'
;._.
4
pe.,,, ,, _;..e...c._ 4, .. 4 t•4_, ~
14,-10.,,_*)+,41r..4iA4'...-LNle' Dr 4, •
thi- jert
- ÷Si ?0. :,.pr,S,, , - C' 4 1 ..)," 1 :4 " •
.. tt ,.. , :;,t'fiep' ireptV4Ml 7 :I ;
. 4A:0, 4 ~i'r ' ,7i 4f ., ' ! 1 / 4 .s .0.0 .'t• C I ,V,,,,
r - 4 1- 4 ,,, V-•- 4 .b *1.: 4 . 1: 4 1S P 0 , 44
•.., . e . . • , 17 4,e.....,4:1,4•44,0 1 ,titg r.,,. '
r ' ut s. ' 114e 11 5 ' C W 4t '3_15 11, • :4 1 4 .%: ?- te% '.
Vlll4 , " tt qqAp g i , z,v - :A - 4 - 4 ,
:•-
~
.
''4,,a3t , iiiVt!rW At
i . ,,,.. 1, ,,.... i ,..._..„,„..t...„,„..,0.......„ : „.
..3 '.- 4
47=7;2*'4-rfr,Tc.-t,.14, m' 1'
,'--4;,
-:• 7 .
.• ! ' 1 -
:t44 .
!z'K•'•, e
...."..V.i.le7ikq.o W
1 ,'4'f',t • ,, • , • . f , 3 - ;
11,t761.,•i;*5:3,.m44 t. ..1eg h 4." 4n
Tht. 4,i,•4:4.rt:t0.k 4r
f b #
;t: ,4 0: 4 0 !1 41
.'
•- - .4, .. - •' 1 " -. Sjii APli .JI.II , 4i05,f 4,,..
7' Y-'. , e 4. 4.'4'4. -• , t.-- . 4.-..1:"•- ,
' ••.•.' - ,ritt 0 - 4 '... , Itl'
', : . 4. 0' • :.,
1 - ( 4 ,,
, ..l e ffT,-. , '• o:* t , A t4 6 . ; t 4k41.' .. ;? ?, 7 1 , 44 . 4,1,,,...1 .:
I ,lg . -
i.; .-i ‘ o l 4t Ap' , ,, .p
7 tt . ,Vt:-zf4:
,47V:;;.•• '- -kv 3 4. -4 . 1 1*14.-,:ji 4 ..21 , 41•1`f • '
, • . . ~....e...,,a....,ANL4,3,,,,, , k itf '4 . 4 44 4 , , -•-• ‘.11:1, -
I , '' '' ' " '-' !. :,- 4 . -Ti - t:P 4 y e a&V 'AA rek .r , fi
. ...
. k&r 4l, 1,4A«,1ti• '',..t,;,,.'1,(4-,.°... ,c,, , t,,,, , ,.&, :k
- • ~.,,, V . i .', • V" . .5 . r .j , .., 4. - 4
s '; , -1... t. • A 4 tai l. , 1,-r - kG. .- Ftt ..
..e.'' ' ' Wiht) .0 't ' 3 "; ,. .; 4' 4 .1. t . ' '''
-N. ' !. 41 ...k , . • .4 , ,t' f , !igk'.;:'.,F.,,t Z'''' '4 - 4 , '''
- 14 V ir, 4 4' 1 "e: . ..t '
4,
~.., -P. 5.,.N-4 1 , 5 f :.1 4 •, 1 ". a; 4 - 4 „. ,
PMat.ev.- 2 ....:W... /. .4-il'lMlt-•t0-',PN - ritat , c.-" • '.i
. V01,,, J ,1ig0t.1 , -04 - ,4%" - rii's:-T ,l 4`k'jt':'"'ll'iit' •..",:- 1-^' , 5 . ?
l'Afri't't4-y:44454r-:-VZ.6.44,t;.,1' 'l•''..i•,.'l,':
t.,. : 4 ~ , : ‘ , 1 ,..-‘,3:4; ,, , 0t.4-1 ,- ;'*,"';',4",.i.....4 _,-;'F :' ~ -tri- •
:fir" , ..o VASttrd.l.4,'l'3'l,.;% ,, )' •'. 'e:.'.u. , , ,- r ‘' ,-?' ~,,:`,). -
:4-idt. , ..e t . 1 ,,,,....,.e...-.• ,, , c ,;4:"'" -4. ir,,; , ,,i,1,f ~‘.7. ' .
'54 v.; .... t ri: , 4 4 - 7 : 74. 1 .p ,r-D fir 't.- . 'l-‘ , ......1,,, ..•, 0 , -v, - , ..,.. •
tNi.4?-t,er'
ttilifirw,tile.., tits-N , w;',' f p1 , .-.. 0, -; .V 4 .°;: •-r
-4:7I'24k;IcITP.VIt;f.-441..,i':1:-,T,
.. ..-0-11 t lt-rtl,ti , '-'“r:11 --. 4 °'•
‘',..4.;' 1 -• '''-` • -?
, ffs.g'is'te 4 14 ' ineZl...N.l: ii3A.l. - itto,q; t. r .`f,47 , j. -
.ttin;i:.'• .. .. r) 3 , tt,A,IOOIIP444,ONiN4 I I:I:::'
4
-4744.1 i 34,,c?" l! --b '..,'...ATir.k;
N t
I‹-t t lf-7. '4 fri",A. 4'44: tr.; 4.-i' •; - , 1 1,.. $' -, c! . ',. '.
.41*`')N''‘1it•1'5. , 4 1 4 , ..1. 4t. ... , 1c. , 1, - .3,, o' 4, ''': ".,..-,%. 4 t , . -";".:,.
-•,,,4 - .P.,' ,- 4-, - ...w - ••',-,- - -.-e,-,./...c . ;-••••,- - .,- - ••-• . 4 - s ,"
U :40W e,,- , 1 7-3
;1=., , ,ii..; , .....e.erf • ,m•- , 4itz -, .-,—:W. , ,e,:-/:. , .: •:--;',!-- <- , 1;-1' , .
'.. , 714,7' . .{ .: 1•42. 7 :1: ,i7,' ',':. - .;•• • - e-t .-,-.
.• ,'
.- :...! ~ 4 1 ; C._
i't, - 7:::-;r4ws'.1.• `.."4,- '
-, .. f?;:,;,:!: , i:.-- . "2''• ` • ;:,
k";%,. -t e,..7'Y' ' ..... - -.. :if , r-; , -- ..-, • -..,-4 , '•
• •,,,,,,,,,---, -,-, i.t , ..,%,-,, , .!,• , :, , ..: 4 %, „:„ -. , • •,-.. -, ; - i
' tr.V 2 ':: ', ., 4.4 ' , 7..'ik'., - ;i' ,'.". r e'P'',':l-• 1 : , -''' '., '''''t,fr , '77? -i9 :, 4 '
~„- ' ....0' 4 , - ''‘' 4.- % 1 ...1 I r . '': •,..'''_;..';',-,-„ -'`.."- ''' . ''. 7 e 1 , : • ,.' ..,, 4.. -. ... -- .1 ok.
& 5 !V .. .V -I&'' 'ict l' . 9 e. i ' 'l- ;'W - • "- . . 7 1: ' 4 ,,,:- , •' ' .
"-,101yr? A i'''i t' it"" .-, • -`, 4 ',, ... 4 7' $ - h e2g, i.. „(f,'l , f
4V4 f .;#o,44`,:g o rized*' , 4l,e.
-- ' - 4 . 4-. -,, , Z4 5 -4,.. , ; ,, ,
4 , 1 . 4-4V..tth- it ,--, -e' l l.i
..A,Yre-1-404 71 1.-04 1 '04,e 0 q y
Z 5,,,.. ;
ors, . Si 4,,,44:5-,..,.:4-,
-Vt,,,,,. „ .. . 4 .1,4 - 74•
.7 0 .
t ~.1 , 10 't; '''' -4 1 . 4 4Th ,40 4 .0 4 14
• . ~ l '''..'.''''' 4 . 3 2j 4 44'. , 5 . Itio'ib 44110 Z.,
0.7 0 l'er ,
4 40
-40
4.0 -
„
' ~.+;•1 5 ze:? ; ;;-t - 1.4
1. 4 r; Ale. 4 „ •
"eetl 114.0.47%,
''Z i .V , Z r ejs c ,4444,l 4 ll'4 ir,o4: 4 ora , 'ec t foive.t..4t-,4a IPA
=II
•
A
~,~
, t. , 4" ' 4 ,
.44,* it O 4 r ur
eop 1-
"•0
4
%. •
140
MISCELLANEOUS. IN VENT.IONS PATENTS
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
COMM OF BDVIDITH AHD fiMagrato MEM
TS BC
- -
We have the following Real Eaton. fer sale:
FOURTIOCH ACRES OF LAND in S 4 Clair township, on
the old Washington Road, well improved.
SIX ACRES OF LAND in Chartiers township, bout h a ir
a mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, w ith, a m o hm
mprovementa, milted for a genteel country residence.
A LOT OF GROUND in East Liberty, :30 fret by 1110; will
be sold low.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near Minermille.
TEN ACRPS OF LAND in Indiana township, at the
mouth of Deer Cr e ek, on which are good improvements and
an old established ferry.
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND in Indiana township, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Plum township, three and a
half mllea from Logan's Station, on tho A. V. Ramrod with
good improvements. •
A TERNS STORY BRICK DVIELLPNO:IIOUSE on Ste
vens= altrwet, OPPeetto the Morey Hospital;); with modern
improvements. • '
A GARDEN FARM, adjoining the ,town of 'Beaver, con
gaining twenty-three eats, within eighty rata Of the C. &
P. Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in tba Borough of Maztebeater, corner
of Chartism and Payette streets.
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND FARM In Derry
township, Westmoreland county, would bo exchanged mr
city property.
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE at the Swint.
vale Station '
with five or ten Acrite of laud.
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining the Sidaiitale
Station. Apply to (jet) [ILAKELV & RIC If NV.
TWELVE 1101.11 LS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
Sir THE EASTERN DAILIES are regularly rereirod,
twelve bourn in advance of the Mall, and delivered to illl4-
scribers at the following rel..:
Philadelphia LEDURR, 10, per week.
New York Daily TRIBUNE, lf,e. per week.
" HERALD, - " •
" TIMES, ••
Jar Leave your orders Cro those, or any other Eastern
paper., at 71 Yitth street, fur
my 24
OR SALE —2O acres of land, on which is
erected a hewed log hon.. frame harm and other out.
buildings, all iu good order 15 acres cleared, well reneed
and in good state of cultivation: a young orchard, several
acres of grain and clover now in good and thriving condi
tion; the remaining 5 acres well timbered—would be a g..,1
situation for a store, being sitimted on the truss roads, b.
tween Bakerstown and Butler, in Middlesex township,' But
ler connty. Will he sold low—terms easy.
Wanted —A situation by a young lady, in a Dry Omsk
Trimming or Millinery establishment,
Wanted—Several giris u, do lionsevrork In the city and
country. Also, a situation bye toy about fourteen years of
age, in it store, to run errands or other light work.
inquire °COW. W. BUNN. at his Agency mid Intelligence
Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth door e►ot o 1 Diamond,
ALLEGHENY CITY. Jr 7
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
housework. Two or three good Cooks for city and
country. A Boy of 17 to learn s tends: meet he well memo
mended. Also. places for four or five Girls to do ehandsir ur
dining-room work. Four Boys is stores or to rim brrElAtlll,
and tire or six men at any kind of .00ptoyment.
Apply at I.oWitils"S Ns ea Intelligence Ogles,
feb3o No.ll Fifth street.
WANTED --A Situatiun as Governess
teacher, by s young lady well grialitied, null hit. •
ing had consideruhl.• ells•rienes; would not object tope Into
the country.
Wanted—Several 0114 to do housework, in city And
country, and a boy to run of errands, in n shoe store in the
city.
For Sale—A small tannery in good order and 'lonian n -1
business, in a suisll au mt fifteen miles rum the
city. The owner wiahlug w icti West will sell at a gr.... 1
bargain. Inquire L.ftl. W. BUN N, rt his Ags ncy and Inn,
ligue. ()Moe, north aide of tibia street, fourth door east •-f
the Diamond, Allegheny city. mr.N
WANTED—A SITUATION, by a young
Lady, in a Dry Hoods or Trimming Store, or Ililli
nery estahlbh Toon;
I RLS to do lionsework. in the e,ty
and country. A h.o.a striation by a boy about fourteen, in a
store, to run errands, or other light work.
FOR SALE--A MIMI' TANNERY, in good order and dog
a good business, in a small Tillage about fifteen milee from
the city. The owner wishing to go West. will sell at s ereLt
bargain.
Inquire of OEOROR W. nusx, at bis Agency and 11,1, l•
ligenre Office, north ode of ohm street, fourth - door ,•ast .•1
the Diamond, Allegheny City.
BEESON'S HYDRAULIC CEMENT, OR
WATER LIMB.—The undersigned keep constantly • ti
hand a large stock of this article of the best quality The
attention of Contractors arid Renders of Navigation La ks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, Ac., is re
quested to this article. The well known resistance and t,
perviousness of water, characteristic of this t.kunent, rend.,
It of the first necessity in all structure. exposed to the erten
of water or damp. jispft:.3rn ENGLISH & RICHARDSON.
ACO UN TRY SEAT 1N ROBINSON
TOWNSHIP FOR. SA LR.—We offer for sale a le,th I
fni piece of Land in Robinson township, about seven mile
from the city, containing twenty-four acres, all Coal LlO,l,
well improved and in u high state of cultivation. The
House contains the rouses, neatly finished. with kitchen,
ont.housee, &tablas and barn. Plenty of the heat gmli..l
cult, Ac. Apply to. (jyl"; BLAB ELY A RICH E\'
II IR S lIF ELll & IN, DEALER::
xj. GE!.:T.'S FURNISHING GI )01)6 and SLIT RTNt:-
YriCTITILF.ItR, No. 70 WOOD street.
NOT I . The auberribert reetuctfully tint
SIIIItTS made by them are guarantied to :
wanted to any part of the Utlion, an na , riVing from the pari-
Ooe sending the ordere their personal LatateUretneut to
Melee, according to the formula g,lieLl
Remember, the fa, Inns( can-fully and serufa:-Iy
taken, m all necessary allows anti are made by ibe cutlet •-C
the establishment.
Forst-817e around Ilia ne4-1.;
Srrdruti—Size arvutel the wrist.
Third—Sue around the Hirst. IMlnfaliat+ly below the a,21,
pita
Risr - fh—From the ipngth ~t aru, 1.,
wrist joint.
Fifth—Bright of person, from tho shs.ultier t., tho
Dar,
.s'a-ml4—Whether a-it', or witinsut collars ;tf with e, al i rs,
the style.
This plan is quite unique, awl will be of grunt 'rels,
gentlemen at a distance, who fuel it linvisolde obtao, at
home Shirts to sanely them to as, le and tit.
Alan, on hand, a foil assortmeot of Shots or our assents,
tare. Any orders midi - roast to us by mail will prompt!y
attended to,
P. S.—Please state by what C.Jllllt AWL` they are to Is
shipped. I /Pell 1.. liftt.giiFELD
IMPORTED ClGARS—
ise,txxt Pie. 1 and '2 Cruz A 5.,1.0
2,000 Londres Ist
5,000 "Motor l'lsristo" Loud o n Regalia, let' .
2.000 - La I ngennidad " Operas, Ist
10,000 "Gen'! Taylor" Reg. Cigars.
4,000 " MoMmiersto Coutiono" Slay. Csgrus
10,(051 " El Sol" I:el:albs Cigars.
3,0501" Lis Trees Maria," Reg. Gingen,
8,1.50 " la that Sollas" Rea.
26,000 " Washington" German Cigars.
111,000 "Oberon" do. do. For sale by
JY 7 MILLER A ItiCKETSON
T ACOBS' AMALt;AM PENS--'lshese Netts
ty will be found as durable I. .IX or L. 11017 used.• fern
and will not catch, or stick in the paper; neither will
they corrode or injure the color of the ink, as steel pens m
variably do. Price, V. 1,00 per gross. For mile It)
W. S. HAVEN, Stationer.
Market street, corner of Seemel.
No FICTION.—We have applications for
several sums ranging fr. to s.3so tsi $6OOO, on veils 0 a
handsome premium will be rlbrWerl, and secured en the loot
of teal estate, clear of all incumbrances.
Persona wishing to invest safely, without the humbug of
!ergs returns not to realized, will please mad) to the litt,
dersiarted, who will give their penanal guarantee for All
bUldhasii trantrarited by them.
We are autisoriud to idler a handsome bontre to all who
may apply. BLAKELY A RICHEY,
iY I7 and
VERY OESI RA BI,E
THE Fivrti t% Ait D—The undivided interest In c_ ht
!louses. all of Which ate oreopiud, on Penn and Willi ut
streets, no bt31110.. houses , 1.11.1 rent well.
A block of eight Brick Hoaxes iu the Fifth M'ard—all t
rented.
Two It Story Brick Buildia4s 41 Penn parfait. Fifth Vi
occupied by nrst-rate tetialitA, aoJ yielillt.g it 11h11 , 1- -11-•
Income.
A !dock of three Business I hansom on the corner of We! , nt
and Penn streets, anti one Duellitur 11 Walnut .1 -
all occupied.
Apply to
jyl7
NEIV !MUSlC.—pietist Bells ore sol tv
pealing: by O. R. Barrows.
Like tie, Song of Hints in Summer—a beautifol new I, tI.
lad; words by J. I'. Genghis, Esq.; music I,y J. W. Cher r)
'Lee Metamorphoses do jour poste Piann—Chas. VORA.
No. 1 Jaloo de Xerses--damse etspagnole natsormle.
New Venus Waltz—Lewis Wallis.
City of Penn Grand March—Charles Collins.
Young America Nlnrcla--41edicated to the " Yonn g America
Society," by S. W. Holdridge.
Carnival Remain; a new Si hottiarlt —F. Burg moiler.
The Sultan's Much—Stephen ()lover.
Thy Willie more rerun. c in answer to we have
Dilated you;", by Mellville .
Poar Joe words Icy T. D. English; MUM(' by C. °Alin,
Oh, take me to toy Ib egin boute—written Innol
expreasly for Sanford', Opera T roope ; by S. A. Johnston.
Just received by ES Kr,. all.l for sale by
Cl I A ItLoTtP, BLliyf Y.,
At the "Old I.:stab:billed Paolo Depot,' N 0.1%
usl •t
second door above Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
MHSIC MAILED FREE OF Pi itisrAt , _
IFE OF JO/IN C. FREAIUNT; by liphalti
_LA New edition of Whittler's Poems
Arnold's Christian Life.
Life of Dr. Alexander .
Buchanan's Faith in Clod, and Modern Atheism Coin
pared.
Hamilton's }loyal Preacher.
Art Student in Munich.
Hiawatha.
Krunseclier's Parables and Suffering Savionr.
Sickness—its Trials eat Blessings.
Margaret Nlaitland. With other New Books.
Just received by J. S. DAVISON,
(1;, Market street. near Fourth.
- _
VALUABLE FARM FOR SA LE--Sittta.
tad on the Perrysville Plank Road, ten miles Indy
the city—PAS Acres-160 of which aro cleared and in culti
•atiou; about Su acres of good meadow land; springs in Vm
riout parts of the facto; a Farm Ilona° of nix notes, with
800 fountain of running water at the door; a new Yearn,
Darts 70 by fill feet ; good stabhug, sheep idled., and nth.,
out-houees. For a Stock Yarns it ix unsurpassed In the con',
try. An Orchard at six Rena , : goal timber, Ae. Irruuedi a t.
pcetaosslon can lon had if 11. sired, and the crops, atria atel
farming Implements will la sold at fair prices. For privy
tense, eto., apply at our office. 21 Market street.
1,12 S .CUTHBERT to SON, P.eal Estate A,
COMMODORE PERRY'S EXPEDITION
vv TO JAPAN and the China Seas.
The Daley Chain; by the author of Heartsease.
The Martine of CrO Martins; by Clan. Levee.
Fanny Fern's Cook Book-25 cents.
The War Path, a Narrative of Adventuress
Fashionable Life; by Mary 11. Eastman.
Just received by W. A. OILDENFENNEY et CO.,
IY II Fifth at., opposite the Thema e,
NOw FUR TILE COUNTRY-BOOKS TO
TAKE WITH YOU—lnteresting, Amusing and 1n-
ntructi ve :
Cotten.' Sparrougraas Papers, with iliturtrations by _Har
ley. One beautiful 12m0.—price $l.
Alice Carey'. Married, not Mated—l2mo ; price $l.
John Brougham's Buraby Paper., or Irish Fatima. One
neat 12m0.; price $l.
Victoria, or the World Overcome; by Caroline Cheeebro.
12m02 price $1,26.
The Lora Hunter, a Tale of Early Times. 12nam, neat
cloth; price $1,26.
The Widow Bedott Papers—illustrated. pricesl,2s.
Gabriel Vane, Ilia Fortune and His Friends. 12m0.:
price $1,12.
The Hidden Path ; by Marion Mariam', author of "Alone."
12 mix; price 81r25. H. MINER It CO.,
Jyl2 No. 32 Smithfield street.
SUMMER SHAWLS REDUCED. —Every
description of Stella, Cashman, Crape, Silk and other
Shawls, selling at an immense redaction from usmal prices,
at the Semi-Annual Sale of A. A. MASON Ac CO.,
jyl.6 ss4iltbstnigt.
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new artioWor
making Soap. One pond worth ton of potench.',==o2..
hied and for sale by [Jyi PLEMING
‘i. ,
\
• ''' ' ~.,4'.,
4 , .
~ ...4, t ik
. 4.° 4: 6 r,. ** ! -- , N:
' ' ,`,4,
r .
R +~';r ~-
h~' g ~.a
0,- , -,..-7 ;4 1,41 , 147-4-1 . 1.nt.....,.
RICHARD SHANNON
This Intention in Intended fur nee where It is desired to im
part a fine, smooth, and glossy enrface to the wood; but it is
applicable, with advantatm, to all kind of carpenter's planers.
The novelty consists In placing the flitting chisel. or bit. in
front of the wedge, Instead of behind, as in common plan.;
oleo in applying a metallic moutb-piece to the face of the
piano, la front of the chisel, which month piece serveeaa the
rest for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
Ent the mouth place is so close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or splintering the wood In
the least deaf, indeed, we hare seen t h e implement op
phed to the planing of wood against the grain, and trans
versely to the grain. leaving the wood perfectly smooth. ec
perfect in the operation of tide inotromgut. that it may be ap
plied to the planing of veneere--with entire socoess—a
thing ahlch cannot wifely be dune by the common plane.
The pecahar arrangement of the mouth pieoo, bit, and
wedge, utlunls a complete and firm hearing for the 141
throughout tts whole length, and dispenses, under all ctr-
CUill stances, with the uv of n Cap air double hit.
This to a very maple and effective improvement, deemed.
we lance no doubt, to final Ito as) Into every carpenter'. shop
in the land. No tool chest in rnnapleie eittlioUt. it. The In
, yenta, - le trna. C. Hopper. of Pittatiurnh, Pa, and his patent
bears date Jafiurir7 lag,
icsr - )10SKS F. EATON, No. 139 Find street, Agent tor
the patentee
Also, Buckley's Violin Turn.--containing the latn..l
Walt..., Polkaa Marrhe, Cot/lions with Bowe, Jigs, it.,14,
lor Vi, Itu. Price. 1,0 rots.
Cowes mailed posing". fr.n.
eIIARWTTE BLUME, 114 W0,.1 et.
ra.
A NNALS OF PENNSYLVANIA (101,
1G62 1 troth the dlaeovery of the Delasvare—by Salo
Iturard. member 01 the Ilistortral Sne;ety p, Cc, A.
•
suet received and for sale by JOHN tt DAVISON,
GS Market, near Fourth •I
MEMOIR OF 11AltRIET PREBLE—CmI
•
raining pantos:le olio Pssere.sie.od e om Journal en d
.sher at - inners Literary nod Itelivocia—Ay Prof It W
It D.
' barrels for sale by
1:1 1546 IL COLLP , ,
A RISIAN Town' PASTE—A En.‘v atol
P
xrnllent art., M, 1..r.1...arnd and 5.,1.1 only
JllB YLV.Nirld.
Ir 2 A Corner Diamond and Marlon .1
HAIR I)YES-1 have on hand a largep
su
ply rd tl I..ll.,lrmicfur Dv.,. all "1 vr 1..6 I vs ,1;
warrant
I A REES LEVER'S ME N• %1 ()RR
NIARTINS Cit. , NIAIITIN. by Clia• liei
, The I;tiie) Chat, or Aftpi/ 61101.1 by the outlet, - 01 he
. Heir Metclyne.".e.
J.4sts rienthernan ; by the anther "
Faslo;nalde Life; by May II Eastman
The IVanderer, , by the author ~r "
The ()hi Tlearage. 1.. Mrw II üblm-k
The Adventures of Jules Oerard, IJon Kitl. rof A Ig• rot
1,. ner's tine Tli; mimed mot TO6 Thltigs NVortli Knots •I.
,ItUiNCY FOR BALM OF THOCSANL) I , I4 , WEILS 4144
LChll N ;'S It I'SSIA SALVE, et the Ihsok Srore .4
IL MINER A ('O..
lYi 7 No. :11 Smithfield street_
•
B LANK. BOOKS, ',edgers, .10L1 maim, CtL,..li
•iel Day Books fetal in counting bonne.. Also. Conti
Dockets. Steamboat and Itallrwad Kooks, on hand or made to
v.er, ruled I. no, pattern required. and bound in any o
j Manna'. NV. V, 11AVEN, !thank hook Manufacturer.
tny3l Market M.. corner of aecote;
FARM FOR RE N T.—A atuall Flynn,
taintng 24 acres, about One Milo. below thecity, oil-,
eite Mire heater. There la on the profit's., • large ft •me
house and stable, about 1 1 01 bearing app.. trees ; also pea. /
cherry and plum Urea, grape*. At, TM. pia, 61061 d 111114
good gardener. For ternare nippy to
isty9 B. C. A J. 11. SAWYER, N 0.47 Wood et,
ARRIVAL OF NEW GOO I - )S
LOY E 1111.0111EltS, N. 74 Market .t, NaW,urgh I'3
cubwribers havefust receives and arse 61,14 opehleg
their third supply of new and handsome Dress Goods, Stine
"ref ma., Monroe Fur nettling lloods, Mourning tloods,ltaon•ed
hilt!.. .+ and Needle work Many of the aleine r
1,,. petchanal of the importers and at the large Anrt.-
fu
e•
New York and Philatlelphm, at price. tlutt emilde
to off. L 111.611 at leas than tlir coat 01 traumesrtatiou. tl.
6..11Cit MI early call from all our customers and the ph;l4i,
generally, bellertrig it will to to the advantage of all, iis a,
never litter, been able to offers better asaortment, and 11.-rot
se. cheap. LO Vif It Ilea II KBE, terror!))
J11:1. YOUNta, STEVENSON A LOVE.
PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
ON MARKET AND WATER bTAKETII,
my15.3.•1 KirrANNThru. 1
•
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale
at a bargala.— A new CHICK ERIN°
Pi alightty dainag,...l In the furniture,
Tut ion wile, it call be I , bat•TVlal. The In
SWIM. nt, in no way Injured, will le sold at a reduction of
Y rY on a credit of ale mold ha.
Joll N 11. OIELLOII. hl Wood st.,
myJil Agent for Chlckering's Pianos.
_
PEN INC) this day, a large assortment of
‘,/ Watches. (told Levers from $27 to $2Oll
Silver Levers from $l2 to ISO.
Oliver Cylinder. from $0 to $lO.
Railroad Time Keepers, $6O.
Frodsharu'sChrunouteter Swim, $3OO.
Do. in Silver Cases, $176.
Challis, Seals, Kept, &c.
Watches repaired In the beet manner by
my 6 W. W. WILSON, corner of Market & tth eta.
1;;Z UNDRIES--
100 boxes Mould and Dipped f'andlm.
26 do Star do
11AI to Rosin Soap.
3011 keg. oscooriml
100 doz. Corn brooms.
60 Wee No. 1 and 2 Batting.
26 doz. Bed Cords.
26 do Buckets.
10 do Tuba. In store and for sal* by
my 6 JOAN MOUIIII EA D.
BACON.—
0,000 Bacon Hams.
16,000 ••• Shoulders.
10,000 Sides, In store and fin. sale I.y
• FORSYTH & SCOTT.
myl 76 Water street.
G UNS'STOLS,
RIFLES, REVOLVERS,
FISHINO TACKLE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
TOILET CUTI,ERY.
I'OCIf ET CTT LER V.
DOO MUZZLES,
(JUN MATERIALS.
Anil many other things too numerous to mention. Our
stock of FINE ARMS la unsurpassed for variety In the West.
DOWN & TETLEY,
.irl 2 No. 1311 Wood street.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—BLAKELY
A RICHEY offer for sale—
II LA K Y A RIC EY.
Real Eat Ate
A Lot of Ground on Penn street, and several Dwelling
Houses—the front one occupied as a store and dwelling
A Lot of Uronnd on Ohio street, near the Diamond, All,
ghee y City, and a fine Dwelling House.
Four Lots of Uround adjoining the Borough of Law
renceville.
A Lot of Cllollllli in East Liberty, and a large Dwell ng
!tonne.
A Lot of Droned on Stepherimn street, 25 feet by 122 fret,
and a Three Story Brick Dwelling House, well finished.
A Lot of Ground in the Borough of Manchester, 24 fret by
1241,e, feet. Also, a Lot on Fayette street, 24 by 124 feet, in
Manchester.
A Lot of Ground on Rebecca street, Allegheny City, 27 by
135, and a good thick Honor, two stories! high—very
convenient.
A Lot of Ground on IVaahlngten street, East Liberty, 76
feet Trott by 103 feet deep.
A Loot of Ground in Shalerville, Ohartiers township. to by
127, and several Frame Buildings.
Apply to 07 10 1 BLAKELY A RICHEY.
ALE AND BROWN STOUT - - - - - -
6 casks, 7 doz. each. Kennett Scotch Ale.
6 do " " " India pale Ale.
3 do " " " etrong
3 do " " " Brown Stout.
Jost received and for sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
See Noa 221 and 223 Liberty et.
VILESII FIGS-100 drums just received and
for sale by 11.3111334 t ANDMmON,
No.lll Wood Orpet.
Pistols, Revolvers, Fishing Tack* Gun Puniltnre, and
'lrrerythlng necessary to a Sportsman's comfort, can be bad et
llorPrise Works, No. 136 Wood street.
DOWN k
• • I,'
• • :..
4 • " "
": . 0 4 ft • .1
:"•: .#ll,‘ ••,. •i• • . •
.•
'• -4 4 * • ".
•, - ,
• 4', " 1 •••
• t '4, t
r;: .;
1-; • •
I,` • •"'
• ' ; - ,,.t *- t ' 4 . 7q , r ° t! t. 1
. •24,
a
N~f
MOSES F. EATON.
AGENT TOR THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer to every variety of IitEXHIANIOAI, AND
OTHER PATENTS. °Mee and. Exhibition Room, No. 139
PIItST STREET, near Wood, Pittaburgh, Pa.
41 — 0 rdep for Patented Articles of every description
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED. mIVEI
TrotVe Ott (Hobe' for Steam itngthes
FORT PtIT IRON WORKS, I
Pittsburgh, April Nth, 18613,
Ma. M. P. Rerort—Sir : Mr. George Trott's "Pabmt 011
Globes" have been In use on the Engines in our Works for
three or four years past, and have performed so satisfactory,
that we now apply them to all the Engines we make. Fur
two years past we have abandoned the pith of any other kind
of Oil Globes. Respectfully, yours,
Pirisomon, April 12, 1860.
M. F. livrot, Esq.:
Dear Sir,—Having used G. Trott's "Patent Oil Globe" on
almost all the steam engines furnished the last year, and In
asmuch as they appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our ruatomera, we have no hesitation In recommending them
as n ',mod article, and much proferable on account of their
Mulphrity of construction, to the old fashioned Oil Globes, or
any other of which wo hero any knowledge.
Vary reepectfully yourv,
F. k W. M. FABER &
Engine Builders.
This certifies that the Oil Cup patented by Mr. Trott, has
been in use on our mail for two years past- We find it tole
an emte,mical and durable Oil Cup, and ran recommend It
an such. EO. W. OILIER,
Foreman of Pittsburgh Shop of Penna. Central RE.
November '29th, ISfet.
To M. F. Fiavoir, ESQ.:
This oertilles that we have had In nse the patent NC/lobes
or Clips, sold by Mon. V. Eaton. Eaq, of Pittsburgh, and
consider them very mach superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever nsed. ALVItED THOMAS,
Treaenrer Ohio Tool Company.
Coitimbrus, Ohio, November 27, 18.55. ap24
I From the New• York Scientific American.]
Patent Finishing Plane.
NEW ACCORI.)}:ON SONGSTEIL—This
It the liret v..rk 01 the Mud ever issued It rontmat
chitty pages , of the moot pm.nlar and fnetittm,abh. time. .91
th• day, marked .«p.•rally f•9r the instrument, tetog the
only collection of Sentimental. Omni, and Ett9i99pmn 8.1.11.1.1
Imblasbed Tim MCP. is a arranged a. to be oaf I•.r
the iolin or Elute, .909 troll n. Arrordeon. It ale. CsslgtAl
prol.•r fuel ructions for marking any iitinnk9 for the tn.t ru
went. I'ncr ho yenta.
gerubd dvat alaorr. Fifth n/
Just publtftll,l tuld or mak 1.3 J.'4] 8 DAr 15Y1N
Ilur Lrw
Al. IX!Nit,' • •• • •
JOS F1Y111146.
Th..m”eld and Ma, k
AlltS. ALLEN'S IlAtit ItESTOItEIt. •
• -01 r.11..-r apply .6f IRI. r ,Irbrated Ilacr
juq r", .1 red t,y JOS. ILKM I NO.
.1) -25 rorn.a r)flut...nci and Mark.d
PORTING APPARATIIS.—Guns, Rifles,
•
-,-,,,- S. -,,, . • ••• •••., 0. - 1.- ,, ,,,i...•%4 No , - '.f . --.,..';; 1...;..-,
• —,, k , ;, .., ,c 'i--'r: t , V - " , ' vr4 , 44,4044 , fr's if - 1.4.4 - ter,"*" ec•
-s 4 4,• 't ~ -,4--4;_-,, . -t _
• 4;7 41. 7. - .. 4 4-..1 f.: ""..4 I. .y' -I, •, • •at '''., -, . 4 4,e dk fp. ... 401151,,,A1r .44. 3. -..1. A .4....c, ' ,..*,, , ,,i,,V.
• .14,e4 '' , , -', -
.1 , . ... . 711 , ..c e.- .c . , i -;‘,l- t . t4' 4 ±....;...1.4.'t '''',. 5r..% 4 rirtt :t - , *,„ -AF - 71",", ,if ' l /4 .7. " •
••• .. •
1- l ''' 4.0
t r .. l , bel t + l ' ''... '.,. • •••lt '4P s t'..•*. -, .. * - 1-z '''''' '',• •
I•.r , .•; ~ 11... P-tit. s e y:•4. :' ' . - . • •
•••• 44 I• •
.f.." , e4M - 4• 4 . 1.;• F . •" . ' 4i 1 I • • . . 4 .
.1111 , 14, Sl.>
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
O)LBANY, OF PiMAMMY:WA-
BraccrolB—Charles 'W. Mocker, Thomas Me:Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith, Oleo. W. Richards,
Mordead D. Lewis, Adolphi R. Berle, David S. Browne,lllor
rim' Patterson. . Ones. N. Bakakun, PreeldenL
Cuss, G. Baricsra, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited., on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as law
as are coolish-tot with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford goopie protoct.loll to the assured..
The Assets of the Company, on January let, 1851, an pub,
lisped agreeably to an Act of AtIROIIII.Iy, were an follows, viz;
Mortgage $918,128 511
Real Estate.. 84,377 75
STemporery Loans. 83,986 17
Storks 81.880 00
ke. 84,346 81
Total $1,212,708 4-1
Since their lucorporution, a period of twenty-one yeara,
they have paid upward of Ono Million Four Hundred Thou
sand potiam loose* by fire, thereby affording evidence of Os,
tuivantages of insurance, no well as the ability and dispoeithin
to moot with promptness all liabilities.
J. IIARIHNItIi COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Office, north-eaat eor. Wood and Third ata,
KNAP & WADE.
T 1114. 1 UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RANCH., ANNUITY AND TII.UST COSIPANY, Pllll4-
DKLPIIIA.--Camrtured April 26th, 18,50. Charter Perpetual.
CAPITAL, $260,000.
OfDoe Southeast corner of Third and Cheatuut otreetB,
Philadelphia.
OFFICERS OF TIIR HOME BOARD AT PIIILAD'ELPIIIA.
DILUCCTOILS.
Stephen It. Crawford, Paul B. theldard,
Ambrose W. 'rhompeon, iwivreticv Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. McHenry,
Jacob L Florence, Jarmo Deverinix,
Witham M. Godwin, William McK ee.
Prr.sident--Stuphen IL Crawford.
Vice Prerizient—Awbrisse W. Thompson.
Medical Enurairen•—Pittsburgh—James IL Wilson, N. D
Allegheny (tp—lL B. Mowry M. D.
ow. K. ARNOLD, Agent,
marl7 - y No. 74 ,Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
lIOLNIES & SONS, Bankers and Ex-
N . change Brokers, and D.mlers In Notes, Drafts..A,xept.
snore, Gold, Silver and Dank Nut., Exchange ou the Eaort..
ern and Western Ono" constantly for sale.
adlectlnus uunte in all tho caws throughout the United
States nrultod in par fund+ or C111'1,131 prier,
87 Market street. 1...tic...0n Third and Fourth sta. [Ja3o.ly
E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex
. change• Brkers, Dealer, in Eartianuti, ruin, Rink
Note., Sight and 'fun« Drafts. &r. roreint!). ~t.
Landed to, and procoode r,iuitt..l to iin) part of
Stake taught and gold uti riitunio u o u n
•sY No 74 Youth street, next doer to the Bank of Nitro
burgh. sent:i
rI I I.IOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Dealer in hate", Bowie, Stake, Float Estate, &n., N. 7b
Fourth at; eel, Pittehutgh, Jan.
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS—No. 74 Market
atikvt, Pittsburgh, l'a The 0ut.,111..Ta WM, )u,l
Ca•iVoyi and are now opeumg thau [tat affiral of SHUN..
tiOODS, to rim h they wish to call We varticalar anent.. k
of that, ettetoluere and the publo.k; nerally We flatter oof
selves that We hate never !welt nitre to offer eo
enJ ,10.1 ruble a litm-k as the prea•fit
Oar DRESS titrODS I/EPA RTM Ex - r oontsitof all the hew
style. Wail 1301.41.10/1 of the- ,
Mara wit Black andd Colo weaaal rfol Aloirmitera Silk.;
" Jaepor, Client a n d Stripe.,
" Plato, Striped and Plaid Itlack •'
" Twtxtral 000 Flotme.4l here,
" Chant
" Rarege
" Lawu
Aleo, Themes, Darer.. Chelt N.. law.., ef.
efIAWI-e ANI. MANTLE. ,
OM Shawl ma! !footle (loon t, ..uppile.l with all the too
ay los of Crape, Cashfuere t sit!. W.orha , M:erarttligt,
Ira, kr. . Or
ti !MLR W)RK
Our .trek of ,;than, Yhatriotura. Morava l c, if
not acr
pass ley auy ghat West ,f the Motlataln+
Also, a pro., assortmett of MOURN ISO AND 11.)UsE
FURositritilFiti (Naar%
DUNI ESTII , S.
Pray Dioshartra Cireckn, Ntrisittaa, Tlrklurs, Rentu•Lr
-Seam, Cakaaluetta, and Pant Sian.,
Or Also, tilosea, limner". Ribboola tool envy other art, I.
usually kept to a drat riasa [try Uw.ls Donee, to witiota ar
atilicra a rail aiel before ymrtimotloif elanarhe fe,
am we feel root:aloft lea bar. , hewer bona able to eahltat au. la
• ilLaufaaala ghat. Lan . k: Itlttrf
Formerly Forme, Stretomaist k 144• e,
;4CiJ.I Martat street., 111tainirek. Iva
MANSION HOUSE., IiF.ORtJE A
Vanratrma. S. :44 lJt..rty ju.t 1i...
rad...up, Its. PYntzety 'rut. vrhh h
It uM tattmotho.to• rot 6.. rtty paaaotk.7..re
•Ing Ly that rnukci.
'rho pnixtrt.r hay tuF„ at cuto•utoralttlet p.
In eannilnr.l •ty 0.-, Nittt?titltLYti •••.teht o.`a! ,
fully in..tutst • oh.art , ovaa-^ rtbrr , I. •I
• •pl..ta.thl t•TALII.F: anti •11,1,1••
Lug oat,ttnunt.tatAttlt I. trle , tett I tsit.ll...ataw.tetr..
Lanirt u.J liar a tll tai vlaahgal aid, lb. I-tat the bar ••
an all,tl Ir t.I
‘, l l * . cLAttt ituTEL, oorner
Oa , I. —ll,-. tit.../... taKtats.l. /.4 - ut, •
ly - • Ilt.tml." hat .41, talvt. tit. tar, .14 ...rst :r.
4.uu. 11. '1 F. 1., atn.l hat ta.,t t 1 th .0 -
, 01011.1 1••• p•• intur 1r.r.,..h. thr tray. t2t.tg I,tt
Itt •,‘t 1,,,,, • .1.1 Ar•ur•-•1 0. , •
an.l hi. 1.-lapt , 11•• I•lain .ti I Ise I.toottw•Ak t,
out,
M t O.NNEL(.S .
LIOUl) INTENT IIUTSE. oorner Lit.rr.
lJt ti tirsad flr.wea. u v th, N.11‘..1
Jan 111 r JAME,.
VA RM 01. SA LE —ln N. , rth Fayet
T..irts•lLT c•Auut tttttt arr.... 1., .1
h sr , mud., ultivamdl. prim, laud M.
ticnb, The ilatp.n.vem.va In art. and ~..tiv,tsient
10 U. tinltil t 81. A h Y.I.Y 1 Itlt'll
3( )0 1/02 , .$ Fire erttekt.h. ;
T”tie..Leys
J ta.l rca,ll , nl awl 1.,r wale ley
lIKY 11 Y.ll a AN Click, )?;
jPI , 3U 171it.xl at (bafieu 11..1
FlSti--.; 1,1,114. N. I !littekerri
14 t
Ic Alta
Just Iva - x.rt‘l from 11..5t0r., by
imylo F. It I,IIA VI
Wllll mill COI/Li/We h. , pay Rent, whet. 3
nu 1.1)1N11 I.OIT pus' , 1.1)...d tle.
141.3 a.)./r)tat) terms K. 1,1 1,4.) lon.t 1.-. I
n k wile xtrt , t. (•. an all.) t.• it.ale t All..
01 , 11, • 'lly, , t444tt 1./.l.—t I't 1.1 $l7l, !,
tunisma , l4, at • 4.4.1 I w
x. CUTIIIIK.HT t SON.
V.ti!tte. Fl Mart .•t ot.
I('E -l5 tierces prime Can,lina Rice, in
tt. , re• And I, NEIP 1.4
}.ta 11111.1.Y.A A RICA M)\.
1, -1 ( )1; SA LE.— A FR AM E 1,1)1 NO,
as a tiru,ery AA!! :gaff, t.lOl a Ant iat,
•Lstid iur th , busliwet—.hunt...J ttm 11111 !.•
loa, Applu-.1 1,1 ...ci s on 11,- • .vv A.l w. 1... 4, IVA
,ity Appl) W
•
pit% Ult.. al ta.et. A ll
RENI()VAL. IVM. 11AS I*
\TM RI, I r". 11 Fifth ett re , t N.. In:: I. II
Ft , t, t herr br t. pt..petl,l r i 1. IT I,m. uotonien xuh ;I.
eat Malm. Jia
Tu CAIIINET NIAKEIt.t , AND 0 . 111E1i..
Just Inc, , /.041 at N., ood atreel. Pittsburgh It,.
au SONIMit Nishog.ies r, , orlug, Nlalbmtini and Il si
nut 111 m Line motilding trtuiumtg,a, 1.. d sag 111.
etre...am-straw itankera shear,,proem Mitt.. bob,
pllt:01/E tautiorg graters, with a general lorsortreeet
of hardware, all of which im to be sold low
FAIINIESTOeh.
THE UOLDEN 1i UN is taking the trade,
and It is not ranch wonder cur stock of Onus, l'ist..is,
hides, etc, d.c.. 1. unman...ad in the city In the ,a
Fiehing Tackle we have mik h Ms asek.rtmatit that would
make old latiwk Walton'. eye. water, could he return to tbei
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery in great abundant's., La%
1l nnzlcw, and u.. many articim e, be mention.] Immure to
lac found at the sign of Liao tiohltrn Gun.
Jul 4 No. 1130 Wood •trawl
NEW AND (ALBA I ) BOOKS !- —The Spur
roxgroa3 Pnpers; by Mr 1.
The Lady'e ()nide a perfect , Mow, n Useful
elructur, , by Enniy Thortivri.ll. Azspoimul..l.
riuribustab; by Q. K Philatudor lA,eat.a,kri, P. B.
S..ng Milkanawstba. nut!
Sahel fur the &want—beautifully illnetrate.l.
A Defence of the AIIIMI/Ml3 Policy , AA .I.peNNI t.. t 11 11
crow-tune:lth of foreign Intiuencek, mitd roper - WI, to the inter
ferenre of Papery in the puliti,-.1 I 0 tercet of tlm uutt..,l
Statett; by Thoe ft. Whitney.
/orb. Voluntevr Manual-1n 2 rule.
.hbit rt.t...11 by W A. OILDENFENNEY & GO_
nol4 Firth et., opposite the Thom, e.
T.IIE VOYAGE OF LlFE—Engravings
then great Moral Pleturett, itniatott by Ile. Into Thu
U..le, are now on V low nt the stoi o
J. J. LiI.I.I.ESPIK R CAL id Wood mi.
Whore 111.01“1,114/111 . 111 will be recni i.d uty:t,
-7 , Ft BAGS lltlblE COFFE • F.;
el 20 " Extra Old LaguKyt •
lU " ttl,l Java
pockets French ..irn
2 halos prime Mocha
10 huge .q.l Markailin
lektod expressly for toy retail buninens.
tnyi2 F. IL DRAVO, Su.l Diamond
I_ll LAK ELY & RICI I EY, REAL ESTATE
BitoK Ells AND A UCTII C, KERS, coiner of Seot.tith
and Smithfield streets, Pittaborgh, will attend to selling by
A netlfm any property sold by I tors. or by ardor el lir
phone' Court, In the City or County ; and to any &script ton
of Heal &tato out of the City.
PRATT 'S
DALRJEKREOTYPES AND A M
BROTYPHS, which give such general satisfaction are
daily obtained, In every kind of Weather, at Lafayette Build
ing, Nu. 87 FOURTH ntreet. Particular attention paid to
ambrotyping, an the time of sitting is much less than re.
quired fur Daugerreotypen. Picturea of children taken in a
few seconds In either of the slave named styles. Aulbro
type or Davgermotype Coin,s made correctly from eve.)
kind of picture. Warranted pert . .. J. Primo moderate.
Our motto Is, TO PLEASE. mute
CUPPING, AND LEECIIINU. Mrs - . E.
HOOK may be found at her resideuceou SIXTH street
Nu. 39, between Smithfield and Wood streets. She has the
teetimuuy of many of the regular faculty as to her skill and
long expert..o In her line. Orders will be thankfully to
aired. mouirodaw
DELICIOUS COFFEE; ! If you would
filar a delicious cup of Coffee, try that 'Wasted Java of
DRA VO'S.
N. B.—Roasted by on, of my hands. JylB
BOXES CORN STARCH, Orvis' and
Oswego.
R boxes Farina.
3 Wheaten Grits.
100 lbs. fresh Rive Flour. At—
JylB DHAVO',B.
1 50 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
50 bags prime Laguayra Coder;
50 pockets Goyim. Java
10 bags Maracaibo
ILeceived by /jig] F. IL DRAVO
EVERY description of Millinery Goods,
Trimmings, licoiery and Gloves; Gents' Furnishing
Goods, &c., &c, marked down 25 te.. 33 per cent. at the Semi-
dannal Sale.
7923
VgNETIAN RED-25 bbls. in store and
szsale by Ciy2 1 FLN3IING BROS.
COll LIVER OIL-46 dozen in store and for
sale by (Jy3l) HLEKENO BROS.
MMM
LNSULANCY
lIUTELS
=a=
A. A. MASON & CO p .
2S Pittlist
, • ,
% •
• =- ,
% ..., 'W 4 ,,
, ,
=MEI
B.A.ILROA,DS.
1.8
ONLY` itouni ITII tintru DAttY TRAINS
FROM PITTibEtURGH TO CINCINNATI.
fg4 4 ItITII THREE DAILY TRAINS
FRO* , ixtsifulm H TO DAYTON AND IN
,- DIA HAP 0 LIS.
OHIO'ANDTENNSYLVANIA
r ? AND
**,
LITTLE MIAMI • OAPS.
cusllncg . 1 6 IMBUS.
Quicieteli,outi"from kilettisrgh-'lll Ctncinna tL
Covritt at Cincinnattwith 11,,,,Mgag g te . mor . ,
Covm a nd rkil l 4 l o l6 It 4 / 11 WeliZ t rlaf t ilissilwilt
=and thii Literreiniabtati eating •
and Xenia, with the Daytbk-And ania, and
Mann Uotitralliarneds.-....,?. 1 4 ,
yaltrittiny rptogyt.M;VMSlWiliithiailiFilmd Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Louisiville,M. Louis Indianapolis, Arc, As. Via
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayt on, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre nimbi, St. Louis, Act, Ac.
, TKE /Ring IMAM - tio COMMA odniecting with
the Covtugton and Lexington Itniiroad, the U. S. Nall
Line Steamer, the Ohio and iifiledialppi Railroad, cad the
Isiarencebturgh affers Mt:tildes no other routs can
girl% as through ticket' by all the above routes can only be
pro( limit via Columbus and the Little Miami Railroad
_ .
The route from Crestllne via Coltunbuv !wing the ahortnat
to Chkeintuttl, enahlea a uniform and iafe speed itiona
are certain, and pagnengina have Ml time for meals. fly the
Worost and tiolkdontalne route from Crestline, a dangerous
and break-neck speed sjt required, and compelled to overcome
distance.
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
past...sum ride over roads ballasted and smooth. By the
Boren and Bellefuntedne route, pamengere ride over the
roughen roads in Ohio.
TEM& DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
PM? Taira leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clock A. 31. for
Crestline, Columbna Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis,
Lexington and Indianapolis, via Lavvrenceburgh Bout°. This
Tram arrives at Cincinnati one hoar and forty minutes in
advance of the Forest and Bellefontaine route.
Strom, Tsars leaves Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock .3431. for
Creethue, Columbus, Xenia and Cincinnati. This Testis
makeecetmectfon only via Columbus to Cinch:math
Tata° TRAIN lo,svov Pittsburgh at 3 .o'clock P. H. for
Crestline, Cohunbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis,
Lexington and Intilmtapolts, via Lawreasesburgh Rome.
TWO DAILY TILAINB, YIA, 00411318Ut1, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clodt .11... M. for
asmobae,, c, , ,, imubu.% Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis. Las) ette,
Tern. liautr, Vtuontnelo, :At. Linda, Calm, Evazurtillo,
AVNI• TILW. lesson Pittsburgh at 7:30 o'clock A. 31 tor
entail:le, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Torre % illtVl.lolll, St. Louis, Cairo, avantellle, Au.
THIRD MAIN latest Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. Al. for
Cntstllns, Columbus. Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, Bt. Louis, Cu lro, 13 ratiaritt.,
N. 11.-Beenre your tickets VlSlOolumbas, and you en sbre
of conuections.
Summers Imve Cintinnett daily fur Memphis, Viekstrurgh,
New Orleans, hr.
The eidumhus Leimg the dared route, the Time Tables ut
the Ere/torn Kinds are arranged to ran in clone connection
with this reliable mate.
For all Information and Through Tickets, please apply at
Mia Ohl. and Pentarylrani& Railroad Office, (Corner Mica)
under the Monongahela llama
J. U. CURRY, Ticket Agent,
Or et Federal Street Station,
GEO. PARKIN, Ticket Apish
O EU. V. SESSIONS, Agent, Fittaburgh
deetin P. W. STEAMER, General Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
Ohio and Patina,.lvaala Railroad,
THE :9111/ItTWT AND 4.1/11Cli.IttrT [LOUTH to CUIC43O
tee nn Nuvu Wzrr u rte CLEVELAND.
lunite b Clne linndred mlana ehrntar end alma nine
IV •l o cker then the carrunoua une Oa I odbuupotte
Throe leulv Triune between Ynteburgh and Cleveland.
Four Duly Triune te.tween Cleveland and Chlotoo,
Time t•• Cleveland 41.% hours, Chtnigo twenty-four ben,
and tt thlrtyweven hours.
On end Adler TURSIMI, !ley 'AI, WA the Tralrie
on tine toad will run se ft.lltrer.:
Tbr trattra of the. Cato and .Pouosylvarda Railroad INIIrs
Pntalvurab et SO) A. 11. and 7:.30 A. 11. awl ate P. IL
1,14 , r Alllaticv at 7.15 A. M. actil 11....50 A. M. 640103 P. M
Artivo la Cleveland at 10i14 A. AL, P. St. mid 9.3‘) f•.
SI :ounce:Lad theta with Clevetand and Ttdedo Railroad for
To 1'14,140..)Lx.k 148Ltid and Ell. Louts.
Pa...Luger+ tor Toledo, Clan ti SL Lou* and the North
west. basins Pittsburgh on the TM A M. train. by going
rta CleeettusA will arrive In Chicago et it - 10 next maiming
Peswenger• fur Chicago. SI. Lonna thick 1111111-Id,
tiatioaa. and the Nort.teetest, who artsh to go through with
out detention, "MI take the train leasing Pittsburgh at T:&1
A. I . a. tb,t tgl MO only train by which close connectsuus
a, inade through to the abut.* points_
7'br trains leasing Pittsburgh at 100 A. and Wethisilis
et Fon P M. at. the only ones whkil pitasengste ran
stations mouth of Alliance, or stations on the Tu.,.
1111. an nt unarm.
Forwt City and Ntirval imtvo their landing, op.
Ism ILAsse, ever) sziontSwg (Ploodays V•
• eyt , ..l st lo (or notiosvlliag Ihexe with
Ile , I run le.l%iiss P M, Alltiure and went in,:
rh•t. lsml sl 1)34 P. . coniveetivic with tito train t-r
T. .tad Cbtoago, sell !Leh. Central assithavi irtaallaT
Detr—i ar,4 Chiessp.
is , •l.. 5, Chi , antl , 4lrer ua the Nortll-1..t,
tt ar.....41 at tt kla than 'LA Allan, r.
l'aaea "KT,. f. r arr. \r.. Nalln.irlphin and ntlaet
to Tn. ar•waa Katotntan, an co innsugh driftm day
itinan driantnnt.
I 6. Lt.... In. I,lerviazi•l mad l/ccyco ran as
at 0-60 A M., .3:4;.. Ik,Rl , arCS 4.1
a., 1' M Amy.. as Chicago at 10:Zi p. M., 810 A. M.,
s A SI as.d kla, sAI
VA /SX IA A 11.1ANCY. AND CLEVKLAND.
1,1 thtts 211 st I. Lst tituts 2,1 el.
T. A 110. 0 ,.. $2 70 . to La Sane ..410 00 $l2 50
- C1....4101,1 .... 400 1 " /10ck I.rd. 10 to 14 .
T 0.10,1 ., . . 0 :Ao " 60.100 A ..... IA 10 14 Pll
1 111,40 • . 13 00 $l4l MA " 141,01004014, 10 70 10 . 4...,
- o.loAnktnill .10 10 14 40 • 1100 . 11t0cLou, 10 00 11, 141
hen. 1.. :10 le en Pe0n5..._...1S tal
• honei, lonothly 2t) 11 re
- INlDievqll. . CC Li Ml
•ohrt•ot For. to Chicago SS.OO. Rork inland $1.0,0.1
.I.reked thrnoah to Cleveland and Chicago.
1V911.1...t tab prop re their tickets et the
0111 ol the. entopuiry, in the ihmengahela Ihnige, third
door tel., the corner.
J. DUB.AN'T), Pop, Ctovelated.
m 3 -27 J. A CAUCIIIKI, Iltutuireh.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH . TO ST LOUIS, DIRECT.
'rui only route making Pure connoctionaliinsttgoe
'lw.! ITeo, nut only one eliatutn. TWO II01:11L3 I N
A D-
V A NCH OF ANY °THEE ROUTE.
tixo *.x trot gauge, with with , lola si-tows Nation care, wi
ciiuostiwiativ roomy bout*, which gtro groat rase to the tray
anti with h 1 ousttwitiable VII any ~they littlirowil
U.. %Scut
11 lot I't tosiA td thin &tato am In Om lancoll careilil and
p , r11•14,,,i urea. Mndli tiCry
..-11 cpl up
TWO A 11.1' l' A t:Stti FT( tItAI4A rutweeu Pittsburrh
u,,1 8t 1.01114, Vla nth, and Prunny hokum HaLtruud, ve
I , kg" TRAIN LEASUI AT .1 A A.
NAIL TRAM., LlaVs2l •T La, A. M.
AlurgFm., •• •• ,0 I. NI
Malitw I,w onuertumb nt I u•ilauspiiii. wud
rrk , 1114.nt... OWL, bud Missi••ll.l.l HAMIn4..I
?sittl
l'uselikers for Cairo and Nevi °deans will take tine H!,
ii.o. (lentils! Railroad at Sandoval, arriving at Cairn sertial
too,. In adeitnav of any other route
Sa - tili Railroad bring completed front St. Loot. c.i
.lelletnuts City, connects at JrattiYOU City with Kan...
making the elow;wet, um, hest and must C. 01104.11.:
Ho route Kansas and Nebraska passenger* can possibly has..
A Sorvisd-alaess Car will Le run through with the Riprees
Ti wu, arriving net lit. Louis all at the *Wile time.
Only t.tie chAng., of Itaggagt hetwoeu l'ittsburgh and Ft
I.cwitti or
i•sseengere will call for Tickets by the Old Reliable Route
ris Vincennes and Ohio and Mississinid Railroad, thus
making sure counntions, and avoiding the delays a, ft,
quent nn new and unfinished rotas.
Tickets good for any reasonable length of time.
YARNS—FIRST ClAtl&
St. l.unle, vin Belleruntaree gu] Union CB 30
Do. VIA Coiranbus, Xenia and Dayton... 13 30
Du. via Columbus, Cincinnati and Law
renceburg . 19 30
Cairo 1D 06
So 0n,t,.175.** Cnr lu St. 1,41114 12 00
. .. ... • -
TiiE)t!OLI TICKETS or further information may be pro-
rnr,a of A. T Johneun, Ticket Agent Ohio A Penns. R. E.
... roruer Alouongallela Douse; of Ueorgo harklu,
Ticket Ageul. Federal str, , et Statiou, Aliogbouy City, or
Superfutendent Ohio awl Misaiselippi R. R
inyl2 F. KNOWLAND, Agent, Pittsburgh.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE 0 ItHAT CENT RA I. ROUTE, connecting
the A hen het:Rim with Western, North-western
as South-weetern States by a continuous Hallway direct.
This Road also atnnocts at Pittsburgh with Daily Line ol
Steamers to all ports out the North-western Lakes; making
the most MALT; CULAPOT and ar.usitte stark by which
FItEIOIIT ran be forwarded to and from the ULU? Woon.
Kates bet ween Philadelphia & Pittsburgh.
FIRST CLASS.—Bouts, Shoes, Dry lioodl4l, 76c . 100
twain,) bot,) Furs, Feathers, Ac
SECOND CLA St4.---Itooka and Stati ~,, ury,
Dry hoods, (in bidet%) hardware, Loa- I .ooc. g 1 100 Oa
titer. Wool, Ac.
Tllf it It rl. ASS.—A tied., Bagging, Bacon
btxt" . Ilk 100 The.
Milli Pork, liu bulk,) Hemp, At.
FOURTH CLAsS.—Coffee, Fish, Beam and
• 40c. 100 tbs.
Pork, (parked,) Lard and Lard 011
FLOUR—T 6 cants per barrel.
air In shipping (loads from any point Butt of Philadel
phia, be partienlar to mark package, " rio Penury/mina
Railroad." All toads consigned to the Agents of this Rigid
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Fernier Aarwre—Moses Potter, Roston; J. L. Klllott, New
York; K. J. Suendur, Phlladolphia; Magraw A Konne, Balti
more; 0r... C. Franciecue, ; Sliriugman & gre.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Leitleville, Ky.; IL C.
Aleldrion, Sladltion, Ind.; liateliff & Co,. St. Louie, Mo.; J.
S. Mitchell &Sou, Eraneville, Indiana.
11. H. HOUSTON,
Genoral Freight Agent., P
H. J. LO KAMEN,
my() Snparlotondent, ltoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL OAD.
Summer Arrangement--Change of Hour
Os and after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSIDJItiI II and PHILADELPHIA.
TILE MORNING MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at &30 A. M.
THE PAST LINE leaves Pittsburgh for Phil.delptila at
2:50 n'elock, P. M.
THE NIOUT EXPRESS TRAIN keret, Pittatongh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
Pitts.
burgh
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts.
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4:30 o'clock, P. AL
BRINTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. M., 3:30 P. M., and 0420 P. AL—ratunng
as far as Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Lines connect at Pittaburgh with the Nanalib
to and from St. fonts, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Terre figute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis , lad.; Cincinnati, Day.
ton, Sonugfteld, Bellefontaine, &.ndlisky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon , and water, Ohlo• ' also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New paLamea,
LOMB, Losnsm.ta and CINCINNATI:
TIMOUGII TICKETS cao be had to or from either of the
above places.
For farther pareteutera, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find thls the
shortest and most expeditious route to ndleder P.alti
more, New York, or Bostol. - , r,
-.1.1•
Pu Agent, Passenger innes,Pittaburgb.
~, THOL 4 1
mylea Avg. eee lip arl efunesP
.~
~~ _ ~~' 1
~...'- ' .
_~'.:,
RAI LROAD,
11E3E0=1
VIA WELI-4VILLE
BROAD GAUGE.
RAILROAiII.
MMIM=3
MEE
>IIAILJI4/M3S
Olde Jr.ailesui
•
SIEUMI44-.11. ,A - NRIA-NG E-AIT'N T.
TilitEi TRAINS-DAILY
( TrICE*PUNDAY.)
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN plata, KXORPT
SUNDAYS, as follows: . .
Loaves Pittsburgh for Crestline at ffioo A.IIL , 7:90 A. IL
and 9`P. M.
Leaves °restate for Pittsburgh at 6:00 A. M., 7;00 P. Mi
and 12.60 P. M.
These Trains make close connections at CRESTLINP. with.
Trains for COLLMIII.74, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLK
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, 'CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all :points on roads extending West and South-west
thropgh OHIO, INDIANA. and ILLINOIS.
TRAINS PROM PlTTSBURGliconneet at Mansfield with_
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY. Connections aro made
at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road, -
for CLEVELLI.H4 CHICAGOODINKTRE and BUFFALO.
Paasengent leaving Pittsburgh, at S P. M. for Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicego, have the bandit of a night's rest, at
Ifinuiffeld or Cleveland, and arrive In Chicago early next
evening.
Trains East from Crestllne make close connections with
Traine on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PHILADEL
PHIA, BALIHMORKErnit NEW :YORK.
THll.olKili TICKETS aro sold to Columbus, Dayton, CM
annati, Louisville, Bt. Louis, Indianapolis, Bollefontaine,
Chicago, Kock Island, lowa City, Danlieth, Itilivaukle,
Cairo, Springfield, Hi, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prim
mind cities iu the West
Through tickets over this line may be had at all of the
above places for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 13,4, P. M. Leaves
Pittsburgh for New Brighten, at 9,44, A. M. and 634,-P. H.
/Scar For tickets and further information apply to A. T.
JOHNSON, at the corner office, under the Monongalo la
8.01.1.0, or at the Federal street Station, to OEO. PARK IN,
Ticket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent
my2C. J. 11. MOORE, Snp't.
Great American and U. S. Express and
Matt Route:-
72 MILES OP DISTANCE SAVED,
AND TWO MILNOVI OT CAM AND BAGOAGE ATOLDID
AIR LINE ROUTE
IMMIX
CHICAGO AND ST. LOVAS,
VIA OHTOAGO, ALTON AND NT: LOUIft
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi.
CHICAOO TO M. LOMB fn houra Truffle !este
the Dnuois Central Depot, foot of Watxr etreet—
:M. Louie Day &press daily, Sunday,. putepteti, 7:16 A. M.
St Louis Night jixpneue daily, zlattirctaye excepted, ie.3o
P. M.
Bt. Louts Freight and Eudgreot diary, Sundays exceptod,
tau
Bag:me cAccksd Olvotiph to BF- Louis.
Trains run direct through to Alton, (289 miles,) without
change of cars or baggage, and connect with the Company's
splendid steamers WINCH ihiTElt and H.EINDKER, running
in exclusive connection with Passenger Trains front Alton to
tit. Loons, (23 mUm,) without landing. These Boats, for
speed, ouovadence and elegance, are unsurpassed o n the
Western waters, being fitted up with Bathe arid" , apticious
Wash-rooms, affording to passengers the opportrutity of re
moving the dust unavoidable in summer railroad traveling,
and reaching st. Louis refreshed from the effects of a tong
ride
To KANSAS and NEBRASKA this to the must direct
route, and pasanngera dentition! for Bloomington, Springfield,
Jackaonsille, Naples, and all points oh the nfOodissippi,
'omi t Banana, Cumberland and Tenni..,u rive., will note
the Important saving to dLstance, bring iseventy-two ninon
Its. to Bt. Lou* thtrtylaerett mane le. to Bloomington,
and fifty-eight miles leas to lipnneleld, than by any other
route.
Throuo Ticket& over this route ma be procured at the
various Railroad Ticket °dices In Noe York, Boston,
Baltimore, Albany, Buffalo, kg, and at all Through
Ticket Moss throughout the States, and in Chicago at the
Company's (lake, tio. 4B Dearborn street, opposite the Tr,
mont Homo—and at the Depot of the 11Hums Central Rail
road, foot of Water street.
Reeponsible Baggage Sten VIII always be at the Depot, of
the vartousla going Into Chtnego, to Check Baggage
through to any point &aired on the line.
It P. MOBEIAN, Jr., Superintendent.
U. J. D. SCIIIIIIMECtitURN,
*eV ,
°viers! Prasenger Agent.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE,
IMMigSM
FR OH PITTSBURGH TO
Columba', Indhumpolta, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Tens Mute, Back Island,
lannevUle, Vincennes., lose City,
Et- Lou* Evansville, Dubuque,
Daytun, Cairo, Galena,
Xenia, Memphis, Peoria,
Zanesville, Vicksburg, Pan;
Newark, New Chicane,
A3D TH3 TILDICIPAL CITD:3 HT TH3 WHAT AND Kara,
Fla the
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
Which Le ewer completed and io successful uperatlen
meow tWeataeuritlr and Newark, Ohio.
Combining and Steamboat &catlike, this route
afar* to the traveler wdem'. of comfort unrivalled by any
1.4.nd running Wmt frmu Pittaburgia
•
Fall Arrangement.
# On and after bIiiNDAY, Nornmber r DAILY
of elegant and min runnlog Roamer", comnund.•d
by experienced and accxyaim.bsting °Meets, will leave
burgh every day at 6, Y. !L
FAIRY QUX.KI4-
41 howengere sleep on board, end reach Steubenville m:
Wrioek the toilowing morning—connecting with the Fled
Tradu ea Tilts A. M., making direct coumw.tion with Tram+
hw ell the above citkw—tbud obtaining a oatnfortablo
rest, and anciding Mr fatigue of night tram, by site's!.
Sir PAM no cheap wt by euly other Railroad runte.
For Through and Inc a l naafis, and further information,
inquire of JOAN J. UOUSTON,
No. 115 Willer street., Pittsburgh.
GEO. W. FULTON, Superintendent.
L DETVGNIT, General Agent. uorl3
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CtititTlNG TEM
(Areal tinned State* Mall and .Exptein
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DA LT on its entire
length from DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
AND
CHICAGO ro CAIRO.
Tbk Road, In courtectlou with Trains of Oto Ohio and
SherbetlN.( a. R. mid tliitago and Galena Railroad, forma
the moot Mrect mud ouls continoom It IL route from
CHICAGO TO Sr. LOUIS,
CII ICAUO To CAIRO,
CD le 400 TO DUBUQUE.
Tin !MVO Chlant4o as follows
10 A. M. And 111-23 I'. N.l.—sT. Loma AND CAIDO Rxraf.em
Paaaetigere 6.1 r St. Louis by this train take the care of the
ODD, and IHtsa It. IL. at Baudoral, laud are nulled thret.t to
st. Loci.
(Sfit. A. M. and 4:10 P. 74.—DinDQUI AND 0/11.2NA Kir Itnig,
comma-Ong at Mahal( (oppoesles Dubuque) with a Wily
Llne of Steam Packets for St. Paul and the Upper Miami.-
stppl ri‘er clUsa.
tructs leeve alrago and Dubuque at 7'.30-A. M
Axel 7:00 P. M.
Passengers from the Sant and places on the Ohio riser,
lite LI nod fur St. Louis, will save lOU miles of tedium and no
certain river navigation from ()tiro 8L Louis, and lir",
illtoen hours in advance of the river mote, by taking the
cars at (.12.0.
Tickets t. St. Louis, Cairo, Dubuque, St. Paul, and all lan
larrtatat places by Ores route, can be had at the office or the
P. and C a P. Railmarrin In Putaburgh, and Michigan
(Neutral Railroad to Chicago. R. 11. MAM O
Asa Btkparitatet.
Summer Arrangement.'
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
Shortest and Quickest Route to all Points.
on the Allegheny River.
TWO DAILY TRAINS hove PlttehnrKii as follows:
Morning Erprrss, at S o'clock, A. N., for K MANNING.
CLARION, FRANKLIN, RED-RANK, BRADY'S 1114511).
MAIIONIND, RKIMER3RUIIO, BROOKVILLE, and alt
points North.
Reining Accommodation limns at 5:46, P. 31, stopping nt
all waystatkins.
Pare to Kittanning, $1,25.
Middlesex $1 761 Clarion..— 4 3 'A
Slnkkiburg 2 60 Puexatawney ......- 3 26
Red-Bank 2 35 iteinsersbnrg ........2 fol
etuietdie 2 75 Itenbiberg 3 ad
2 00 Rural Village 'L ad
Brady's Bead 2 25 51aboning 1 75
Keilenburg 2 00 Texas 2 26
lkwhiebere 2 76 idiicluinheiburg 3 Is}
kihuntiondale 3 26 Brookville 3 76
Tickets to all of the above places cau be procured at the
Oftlce, corner of Penn and Wayne streets, and at the Doled
on Taylor street. A. J. HOPPNR,
JO2l Superintendent.
MAGAZINES, &c.—
Harper for J nly—pricc 20 coots.
(hiders Lady's Book for July-20c.
Graham's Magazine for July-20c.
Peterson's Magazine for July-17r.
Le lie's N. Y. Journal for July-18c.
Yankee Notions for July-12c.
Ballou's Magazine for J uly—tot.
Brother Jonathan for ith July—a magnificent
doubin number—prim, lerc. •
The above just received at
LAUFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
•
Je2o No. 77 Fourth street.
FOR SALE.-2.0 Acres of Land, a good
situation fora country store, about 20 nines from the
city, in a thriving neighborhood and no store near.
Boum, and lot and three vacant lots in Allegheny City.
WANTED,
A situation by a young lady In a dry goods or trimming
store, or millinery establishment—for one rook—two guts
to do housework—one boy to learn a trade—two boys it,
stores or run of ernuads--two mon to work on farms or la
boring work in the city. Inquire of George W. Bunn at his
Real Estate Agency and Intelligence Office, on the 'north
side of Ohio et., 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
City.
Jets
MELODEONS AND REED ORGANS.-
Cbarlotte Blume has wit received another lot of Ohs*
unrivalled Melodeon/rand Reed Organs in elegant rosewood
wee of every variety and style, comprising 4, 434 and 5 oc.
taves, portable style, with scroll legs; 5 and 556 octaves,
aeroplane or Piano style, with rich mouldings, carved mimic
desk, ac.; 6 octaves, piano style, with 2 atope, and contain.
ing 2 sets of reeds throughout, the one tuned an octave
above the other; an axoellent instrument for the use of
Churches, Chapels and Lecture rooms. Every instrument Is
submitted to a thorough examination previous to being sent
from the manufactory, and is warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended as being far superior,
both in tone and finial, to any others manufactured.
The chief improvements ((upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent,) consists in bringing the wind to lie
directly upon the reed, so as to produce, on opening the key
valve, the quickest possible vibration, and the sound then
passes into a modulating chamber, (enclosed by the swell.)
which mellows the tone, and give It more of melodious, flute.
liks quality, than in the general property of reed imam
manta. For sale by CHARLOTTE BLUME,
je.l7 "Old Established Plana depot" No. 118 Wood et.
F ISH -10 bble. Lake Superior Trout;
20 hi."
Received and for sale by
SPRrNGRR HARBAIIGIL
Je2e 295 Liberty street
REFINED SUGARS
-15 bbls. Levering" "A" cruahed Sugar;
80 do Stewarra "A " do do;
15 do Levering's One pnlv'd do:
10 do do coarse do do;
10 do do cras hed do• In store and
for ode by fjel6] MILLER a RIbILETSON,
Cum. - LIES - AND DE LAINES 10,000
*d of rich 9balls and DI ies, Wocdr 2 s lantSTX
awe, now clodng old at 144 cents par yard, at Oil
diurnal Bais a (j 712) A. A. 111A1303 f (1).
.
•-
.'.,•=7>:4::,14.5ZN.;.."
. _ •
T°"'" aid do
ti 121001114 relief iddi they never
It is becattso they don't touch the cane of the disease. The
came: of Ain.? , 4 AI- 4 4 1 attaaaPheria
poison ' lame or era. an lie hls poison by
its natural antidote, and nil disease calmed by it disappears.
orlaa.k Podee')Faver and aana tanruie thiaimtkioie to
Malaria, allikmoiVver it-la a perfect ly , nattillees medicine .
The of We MAMMA &emu; J. X Chilton, of
?few York; tb this etreecis attattied to ovary: bottle; there
fore tt it does na mod titan do no harm.
. This is more than can bit said of Quinine, Arsenic:or ant,'
tonicin axle-once, as their use is ruinous to thacopatitutios
and bring! on Death, Ague, which never a pram to
Teeimifeetly' sell fitt a Anglo militant. In that/Mimi of
these truths I annex some extrecte from a latterftiatiecelved
/turn a-Physician - :
Groaarrows, Ohio, March 17,10.58 .--
JAS. A. RHODES, Eaq..—Dear Mr: Yours of ailturt. is at
bend. The Cure strived late lee year and the difficulty In
getting any ono to try it was greatly incrtitised frOm the
fact - that ateunvirlimilbeert introduced which will growing
in favor with the public, as being better than using Qtduinfr
—not knowing . I prestune that, the remedy, they - need-to
escapelaking Quinine, cootainterthe ding Itself! -
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would Invariably
break an ague, hut itdid'uotanre It, as It Would often rw
turn with renewed. vigor. -This cute c.ficutostancs /- deemed
in yapr favor, if I could Institute atest,cop3pariaoa betwetit
It and your Cure. Thefolloaring is the retimit;
Three perannh took your Cdr.., all .1 whielfwereoases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, 'of many *oaks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedied, ocilasionally
missing a chill, but it was (as in all such cases) stilly wenc
h:kg them out, and laying the foundation of otherand seVet:
roe maladies: I did entered ht t fleeting a radical fora of,
all three althea. cases with your remedy, and they bare
not bad metal! 8111C8. In all -three ortheae easee-the-Smittt'a
'runic bad been used, and would, as before stated; Munk the
chili, but after a period or two had elapsed it would intern.
I think there will be no difficulty now in giving . to your.
Core the vantage ground of any uthet remedy now In use
here, Ac., See. WILLIAM BUCHNER; M. D. '
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTI - DOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain oc a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
when you feel the chills coming on, andyou will never have
a single one.
J AI4IXB A. RIIOD F:8, Proprbtor, Providence, R.. 1..
For sale by Druggists generally. jell
. _ _
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,
Opposite Smithfield street,
PITTSBURCI4
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and GRAVE
sTONXS always on hand; Stone and Marble Curbing
and Vaults for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and Waahmand Tope, and Imposing Stones made
by machinery, In left time and better stylethan can be dome
by mere manual labor. Particular attention le paid to the
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine our stock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing no, and learning our priron,
($l6 and upwards,) bat few who are able to own a good
huttau, will he willing to renmin lung without procuring one
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
not. liable to take fire, and cost but little more than a good
wood mantle.
Marble sold lots to the trade. Hearth Atones rnade'toorilor.
Our stock of Marble is the largest in the West, and being
manufactured by the beet we: kitten, aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Urileni. Eiddr,ssed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
filled with despatch. W. W. WALLACP..
MUT AI AUII INES. LULL'S PATENT
S
SUER SMUT MACHINES, need in 700 Mills 1n the
heat. They run light, clean well; are durable, and when
they heeonte smooth, the edge can be renewed by tracking
the Burr. They hare been used for fire years in the City
Mins, Pittsburgh, (one of the largest mills in the Weetontal
are warranted to clean well. For particulars, see band-bills.
Orders tilted at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
apZi W. W. WALLACE.
TO MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
laurel Hill Stones, !kitting Cloths, Mill Spindle., Mill
Irons, :;crews. Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders, Cant Iron
Proof Staffs, kc., always on hand and made to order, at 310
Liberty street, Pittsburg!, Penna..
ap.t2 W. W. WALLACE.
TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.-
K 3 Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted best
quality, on hand and made to order. Eudora of JUllittf
iron, made on abort notice. Order. filled with despatch, at
319 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ap22.
ORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber Ims on hand, and is mannfactUrig,Tortable
Flouring Mills, of as imppored quality; they are very com
pact, run light, grind fast, (five to fifteen busbela per hour,)
an be driven by steam, water or horse power, and will prove
a valuable acquisition to Iron masters, lumbermen and large
stork feeders. Orders filled at 319 Liberty straeLPittsbnrgh.
apZbdaw W. W. WAl4dOll.
J. H. BUM.
T NAT rIZILCL.
I.4 I REE OF CHARGE:I—TWO SPLENDID
PARLOR BNGRAVINDS, entitled "Bolton Abbey in
the olden Timis," a splendid steel engraving, to the celee
bested painting by leandeweet and the "Departure of the
Israelites from Fount," a large and beautituleagraving from
a paiuung by D. Roberta The retail price of the above en
gravings et $2. par oily, but will be sent free of charge., as
follows:
The lculeterlber. have established a BOOZ AOE!CT in
Philadelphia, and will fin nish any book or publicatlort at
the retail prier, Croe 01 rauttaga. Any
1 persons, by forwarding 40 ..r ;nbzrriptuiti prier of any of the $3 ..ilag;atuati, such as
L
•r s, Putnam's. Crain:tufa, Frank Lc-alie's Fash
ions, Sr, will receive the magazines fl,r oue year, and a copy
of either or the above bcantinti engravinga, free of charge,
or If subscribing to a $2. awl a $1 Magazines such as Peter
son's, and Cludlen's,Ladlas' Christian Annual. they will !re.
ceire both maga:him and a copy of either of the above en
gravings. •
Cayt.‘in
• J. C
Every description of Engraving on Wood cxecntod with
neatness and despatch. 'Views of Buildings, Newspaper
Headings, Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations, Datze
Certificates Business Cards, &IL AU orders sent by mail
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their build.
nip engraved, can send a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by meal or express
Persons at a distance furring saleable articles would find ft
to their advantage to address the subscribers; as gre.would
act es agents for the sale of the same.
nplectLivly
a. ',Amore o
ROTT & CURT IS, Dealers itt Real Estate,
St. Anthony Yalta 31InneautaTorritory. Laud nought
and mold throughout the Territory. - Mussy lommt Invent
meets made to the best advautage, and. Land 'Warrants lore.
Sod. Also, Agents for the sal of Lots in the town of ST.
CIA MD, 65 Mil. from St. Anthony, and head of navigation
above the Fall.. The survey of the great Pacific Railroad
eneesso the 311saissippl at thti point, and the numerous al
vantadm it pose...Ewa. a place of brettnew, will make it cum
of the largest cities la the Northwest.
/mammas :
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Minnesota.
lion. Wm. H. Welsh, Chief Justice of bilmiesota.
Hon. J. Meeker.
Ron. H. M. Rice, Dek.gnte to Congress.
Rice, d Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Beriip4 Oaks, Bankers.
Rev. T. U. Fullerton. Register of 11. 8. Land °Mee.
.p2U
/AXIS SLAMr ruture. must
LAKELY & RICHEY, REAL'EsTALTE Bnia
k) gm, corner of Seventh Bud Butitlilleltl 8bl:obi, Pitts
burgh.
Farms, Moues, Lots, Mills, Furnaces, ac. hc., bought and
sold on coniansaion ; Land Wanunta bought, sold and lone
Lod; Bills, Bonds and Note. negotiated. Especial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Telllo
reasonable. nor27:daw
ALEXARDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor nt Law, and Sole itur iu Chancery, Agent
far procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and fur the Col
lection of Chums in (Irina Britain and Ireland.
4d cs.,il aion. made in this nut adjoining Quintino; F.,-
tabu of decedeuta settled; lteal Estate bought, cold
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on 31ortga.,s
or other oecnrity. Title@ examined and title papers drown .
Office on FOURTH street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 28. 1885—{m1M818w1
AW. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Com
. mlseloner for the Statue of Tennessee, Now Hemp
shim Oonnecticnt, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
ir . .aliforula, Louisiana and Virginia.
/LT Deeds drawn, and aaknowledments and proofs taken
for record or use in any of the above named States, Illinois,
Mississippi and Rhode Island.
•.•• • • .
Pittsburgh, Mar c VI, 18.55—{rnhOhlawl
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALL.-
The Coal Works lately owned by A. Leeob, Jr. & Co.,
nitunteol on the Monongahela river, about 28 miles 11am
Pittsburgh. are now for sada The property consists of 115
acres and 110 perches of Land, (more or lees) and all tie
Coal therein; and also all the Coal In about 100 acres more,
together with Buildings, Railways, &c.
For further parti&lars apply to
D. W. & A. S. BELL, Atty's at Law,
apll:dawtf No. 103 Vonrth st, Pittsburgh.
BARGAIN OFFERED.—The underaigned
j offers for nide SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot 4,1 the Pittsburgh and Connellwville
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borough of
PORT. Four of the Lots are 3734 fret in width by about
I'M lu 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—VIVO LOTS, 3714 feet in width, fronting the other
side of the Depot, and in depth 121—ono of the Lots border
ing for its whole length on derorde street
No hotter property can bo found, and It will h. s . told low
Part of the payment taken In Stock of the Counelleville
Railroad, If dmfrod.. ORO. F. OILLMOR.S,
Office of the Morning Pan.
PitLabWet, August 3L 18.55.—{dewtf
WIG MAN UFACTORY.w-MRs. RENTER,
six doom from the Arineduct, opposite tile Collector's
Jilin', Allegheny City, is prepared to all. orders for WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNABIRNTAL Walt WORK. The .beat
quality of material is furuishod, and entire satisfaction guar
anted. m y ply
B OOKS! BOOKS I BOOKS ! I I—Wild
XI SCUM, of n Iluntor'n Life.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sen.
Northw,eel, or Life North and South.
Eremoura Expedition to Oregon and California.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Indian Captivitiee. or Life in the Wigwam.
The States and Territoritoof the (treat West.
Noble Leeds of American Women.
The Musekno orTteruarkable and in tereiting Events.
Rachel (tray, by Julia Kavanagh.
The Young Man's Rook.
The Young Lady's Book.
Japan as It was and Is.
Twice Married.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Heroes of'7B.
Married, not Mated, by Alice Carty.
War In Kamm, by Brewerton.
Home For AIL
The Water Cure Encyclopaedia, 4c., &c.
For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
)e-11 No. 41 Vifth street.
NEW BOOKS AT DAVINSONS, 65 Market
stream near Fourth.
Poems, by Richard Chezerix Trench.
The White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Mutton% do. do.
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Helps' Spanish ConqueZt in America.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Immigration, Its Evils and Its Consequences.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
HillaideChurch or Reminiscences of a "Country Pasto-
rate, by John W. °ticketing, D. D.
Bight and Rearing, Row Preserves! and Haw Lost, by Dr.
Clerk,
Lorenzo Bononi, by Author of. Dr. Antonia.
The Suffering Savior, by Krninachor.
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan
ning.
Lectures on Chant Men; Myers, 'London.
Man and His Money, Its Use and Abuse; by Dr. Tweedle.
Moualdi, a tale by Washington AUiaton.
Lectures deliveredjo Young Men in London.
• The Cripple of Airlidch.
— Harper aillagarnm,a s soon as published-20ets. Jell)
JUNE MAGAZINES--Just received and
for gale byTf. hiIWER & CO., No. 32 Smithfield street
Ilerper: 2 B o lsl for Juno;
y 7 'GOM' for Jane:
PeteroarAille*fidae for Jane;
Art Journal fro' fday.,._
All the NEW BOOKS pablieirripire fir ale
' "trAttlicra o„, , •
No. 82 Smithfield • *met.
' r te
~ ~~
... ~9~- -
ALIAN.C4L- - ,•1
W. W. WALLACE.
BYRAM &
60 South Third stsust. P611ai1...1;161Pa
4 --
. - 1 1 tgeo .
-
i~y ~~?~ Sn'~lr.. s:i~
~, tY
- ' , , ,- - r
.4yEilfg 0: ~ . i ll w,
ioR tint RAPIir i ."' 'i
. I on. •• v .I,ft 4 Man.
NESS, BRONOICITIi i t • r* ' i 8 , - 1071t0M . ,
ASTIIK&IIWD CONSUMPTION.
iitr the com
,i':. T • •:.'") ~LI . O Ll NOr t b e l l , ' "WO feel In
..7 <,,,:: ' • .un tack which *Mom 6111 to reel.
• v e.,..,
ix . r u ntto c rits be de
., a* wi t 51 .' lll5- gie
,:d A me i al se • Moos the Mallet
. ..r . ... 4 figke of
..
.- ..•4‘, 8-..• .1 ..„„ ti PO"
4 1 ittblo/9901, who have been restored
' from demob earnest desperate dl..
= 11 74 16, 40014 111. ten #. l°4 4o l l=P e.
er'efirty„rithenmerliclaa ts d,lit nt
to escape obsecration,.antLarkomAnykkeefro known, the
=4.45 - tailorigre" - Iteetiitaisheradtgtofis t.S am to Atha
nit: annsianticonal east:lonia the t or.
,f/&4 1 ,, which are incident to 9pr climate. * .
/lathing hal called hinder for the earnest Inquiry of wadi
114.1nen,Anint ihr,alarMins.Xl _tica*pri Wanly of con
mimptive &aphthas', nor Eai i 6 7 . tr chum °remain bad
more.of their ineretimons an .:Ar. 4104114tlikib ado
in,ll9 rninndyth, been Provided,pn,which*Klmb/WcOold
amend for protection from at tac he ripbh` th e rt e or.
get* until the httrededileXt ed the CMICSIff
Tale article Lathe productof a loniklehorionahatAghttei
successitti elideaVor to ftMbh `the tanantildty ' such a
inintifflit 01 thin bat ste lmeuttheAnteriannissoPlelllB now
themselves prepared to Judge, atoll appeul who Oeitt= to
*their* decision. If there'll any dependeteiattiv tw in
tv man 2 feveU el "' I'o station on*. Whet-44118 for
them... we can trust our own sewn, wkmwesee Moron"
affectionsof thethroat and lungs yield toittlfWb deli vend
on.,the assumume of totelliffent E ll .Yaigiannn llo tilithe4 their
business told:Cow—in short, Jr there any rellarwe upon any
thing, then it is irrefutably proven. thiiithb rtmilibbleass re
-IMvo and dommUu the close o [dl e a er
iti. (a. be'
yond anyand all °thers Wei arelrnowtabldinlee .n i s
be
true, it cannot bo too fteely ptddiabed,mar tocreddely known.
The Afflicted should know it. A remedy that caree.laptice.
less to them. Parentirslieuld know lt,"theli chihireu an
priceless to them. All ehtight, ow M r fo r health imn be
priced to no one. Not only sh it be circulated live, bat
A ry.
everywhere, not only in thik bean , but , In alt cOut Wee
Row faithfully we have acted-an this clutfictloth ,:Is ldnitiffn In
the &et that already Oda article has mode the circles of the
glolbe. The erne never sets on ita.limita} No cortthilint la
without lt, lied but few peoplee. , Although not_ . !Rowena
use In other nations as to this, it is empleyedby the more
intelligent la almost all dvil .ad countries. ltlireitten
*rely employed in both druerierif--in Bumps, Mao, Africa
Australia and the far....df Islands of the see. Life Is as dear
to its pessesams•there as here and thennispgra Valtiablo
remedy with eves more avidety. Unlike,matt.preparalions
of its kind; it is ail expensive con2position of Costly material.
Btl I it le afforded ba thspublio at a inakonablykerrptha r and
what is of vastly more importance to them, its In Is
rimer suffered to decline from Its original standard of 'excel.
lance. gvery bottle of this Ingctiektkliasr mannffinfink4 in
as goal as ever has been made heretofore, or es we are ca.
pabie of making. No toil or neat" bi sparect'inMetinhaning
It in the best perfection which it is posaiblotoymoduce.
Hence the patient who procurea the genuine Canal' Pit.
vomt4carerety on having4di WA an merle eilitut - ever been
had by thoso who testify to its cum. . doin g
Ity pmaning this' ditlrse, iliiite the hope of ig soma
good in the world, as well 'lathe satisfaction of belffiving
that ranch has been done already. *
SW-Prepared by .1. C. AYER, Praetteal and" Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, AWL — ' -'
Bold by B. A. PAIINESTOCK & CO, at wholesale and rev
tall, by every Dr:lanai in Pittsburgh, and"by alr Dogma
everywhere. - • enliamdkar
The Greated Medical Disiefery
OF . -
1" lit A G-E, .
MK. KENNEDY, 9f• Roxbury, liiialijiiicov
ared ln one of our common kershueWeeds.fiejenualY
that Cures earn/ kilid of .73fraareVfroes them:Tat Serpfukt too
tie has treated It fu over eleven hundred - wep t and never
taped except - in texicasee (both thander 'humor.) 'Be has
now In Ida possession, ova; two hundred certificates of Its
vale°, all within twenty Mike of Boston.
Two hot Um. are warranted to - care a nursing, sore manth.
One to three bottles will toroth° worst kind of pimples of
the face.
Two to three bottles willscour the aystem of btlfia. - t..•
Two bottles are warranted. to cure the worst canker in the
month and stomach.
Three to Ilse bottles are warranted to cure the Worst mss
of erysipelas.
One or two bottletare warranted to =Alkali hunsoriof the
Two battles axe werranted** cure muting ottheiat and
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cite icitiript tamp.
Wing ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to - cinWthieuMst des
perate cases of rheumatism, ,
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure th e worst cases
of ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt rheum.
MO to eight bottles will cure the worstleasetd scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle t land
a perfect cure Is warranted when -the above' quantsty is
taken ;
Nothing looks so impiobable to those who hive In vain
tried all the wonderfil medicines of theday,>e thsals Com
mon weed growing in the pasture, end along oldetonci wall;
should cute every humor in the system; yet it - la - nov*l Audi
fact. . If you have a burner it haste Wart , ~T here are do ib
nor ands, hums or ha's about suiting pomp eases. Lot
yours. I peddled over thousand - Withal Of lan the Vlefulty
of Boston. I know itsiffectein every case. It has already
dune some of , the greatest careaerendanednAllannieliosetta.
I gave it to children a year old; to old people, of isigty. I
'have seen p oo r,; puny, watery tenting - children, andiail2esh
was eon and flabby, tattered to a..yeita.torothealth by
ono bottle.
'To- those who are sublect tic a kick beadacheoatte 'battle
Will AI ways clue It. It preegreat relief Ll> Catanikand ~c 1135.
Souse who hare been costive for years, haws taken
end been regulated by it. Where the body iii
quite easy, but where there is any derangereentotAbevklum.
lions of nature, it will mum Very singular reeling', bit you
must no; be alarnod--they always dnapssear in from four
clasp ten week. Tlieterfs never it bad 'result titan ft: "'Oaths
cuarary, when that feeling, is carer, yari
like a new person. I heard some of the most extrayagant
encomiums of it that man ever - listened to. "Ski thange of
diet is over neceasaryeat the best you gen get...: I hevellke
u Ise an herb, which, when simmered in,sweet rik'diasolree
Scrofulous swelling of the neck anifttlider the este' 'Trice
60 mute. Price of theAtedia I-Disarray $1 per bottle.
DsVediorto for one , tablearsanihrnbr day.
Children over eight years, teaser; swonfultlehildrertlrom
five toe years, tea-spoon - fur afrectleifditi be
made.a de:
ble to all constitution; tskevitsnugh it° Operate
on the wets twice a day., ,
?dr. iII&NNRD'r ghee Persimial 'ilttendattce in bitterest - is of
Scrofula.
tk.id, wholesale-and retail,. at Dr. KBYSEWs, 140 Wood
street, corner ,of Virgin alley, and ~ . P . pgagmq, Alle
gheny.
• INRALATtIOX;,.,;t
CURE OF ASTRA AB tONEria.
NEW AND VDDN - oNDie
HTGEAVirNA
BROUGHT 11011.2 TO Tail DOOR OP TEI MILLIOR
A V7OIsTIARMIL DISCOVRTLY has receht
ly been made by Dr. Ctumus, of tcity.tuMmAreat.
memof Cenummption, Asthma, and all disnssoi organ:nog&
We refer to. "Da.. Conne'• atrisonsi to Inattilkanikati,„_,_
YAROD AND QUIRT EINDUP." With Milis.newmethft,e7utir. C.
has restored many afflicted ones to health; as an ' nerd
which; he has' nnumerable Speaking' uf the
treatment, a physician remodel: "It is evident that inhaling
—constantly bterOdill; att,itgrealbla, .begacia,lailoKl,74llB
medicinal properties meat come in dirnt contact with the
whole sulfa earl - tine of the lungs, and tlrtui'eseanii ihe many
and vatted changes produced upon - them-when introduced
Into tbo stomach, mad subject to the preceso,of.ingeodina."
The Ilygouna Is for sale by all the Druggists throughout the
coontry..—/Vere York Dutchman of Jamas:ll4: -
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the linen, with
out the least inconvenience—the heat of, the W3 , 1)4311341
sufgcient to evaporate the fluid. Iltuidnalsnr cases of chino,
like the following, might be named: •
One package of the llygoona has cured me of the Asthma.
of six years' standing. Rionnamr
Postmaster of Duncannon,
I am cured of the Asthma, of ten years' standing, by Dr
Curtis' Ilygeium. MARGARET lioarowiltrooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. PAU, of No. 6 Ilan:mond otreet,..N. Y., 11114 cured of
a severe =se or nronchitie lay the Ifygenna.. ; ,
My sister has been cured of a distressing cough, of several
years' standing, and decided to be incurable by the plus 4
clans. She was anted in one month, by the Omani.
J. IL fliankor, - Richmond, Me.
The Rev: Yin Crutnea, of New York, Ontifies of our rine•
clue br the renaming languor; •
Maw Yong, ifaiember 1G,1864.
Dear Sir—l think highly of be. Curtis' Ilygearia as a rem
edy In diseases of the threat - and lungs., having hail some.
opportunity to testify its efficacy, I am convinced that It Is is.
newt excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling,
application to the chart: • •
N. B.—Dr. Curia' Ilygeana he the. ORIGINAL and ONLY.
GENUINE ARTICLE; all otharaarabase traltationa, or all&
and minima nountarfalta. Shun them ae you. would+
AO/41021.
Sir For ante by 'Dr. 000. IL, Kept 140 Wood , erred-, It,.
N. Ulm & Co.; Lee A. Beekluiny. Allegheny. City; Jahn.
Sargent, New Brig4ton; O. Kaiser, Itoetiostor.
nkylaatawdoi
rrHE SATISFACTORY REMEDY—From
alfpartit of the connirf„.nortit and aout,h,r,he,,proprie.
tors artralmoardstfiltireie pt Otench flattering tesyttnont-
Dials oaths follawing,relativelo B. A. Pahnertockhr utknabs
ad Verudflage: . •
Giummozo', Ala., April t 8 1816
Messrs. B. A. Ituistatosk sf Cb,—l have been eolWig your:,
Vermifuge in this place for ore years, and take pleasure fib
amting, for the infornyttion of the math and of the public,.
that it has been, so far as I. know, one of the matt satiafac
tory remediesin the market, and ono of the moat saleable•
medicines we have. I have also personal knowledge of Its
good effects in numerous cases under the treatment of our
physicians, ell of whom uso it regularly, and always found
it to be onto and reliable as a worm vacate- am r0C0132.
mend it as ono of the safest and beet In the market
flzromimirracK.
Prepared and add by ft. A. PAlMPsimlf toll,r
DMZ corner of Wood and Pleat eta.. Pktatraratt.
H. *IRALikIELtseS. itithlSLAN.i'foolll
PASTE..—ThIe Tooth Pilate la the best of its kind fur
eleanalug and preserving the teeth. It i preparod ands
the supervision of Dr. Ilullihen, DM only-by
109. mannis:o„ -
Corner Market at mad Me Diamond.
DOWDER'II BLUE --A superior article,
jruit received end for Kilo by
.le7 imam BMA
ASUPERIOR BOOK. TO TIM WATCHMAN,
or Leativatruta.—Noto tyad. THE, WANDERER., •
Tate - of Bite' Vicissitudes ; by 61, 'airtbor of The trafth•
man," !cc., 6.0..
"Trudging along, unknowing what he sought,
And whistling as he-went, f ir want onleinghiri ,
=Tina Or Snit rakes: . •• • '
"Another popular tale from the pen of an authorerho
needs no introduction; his other books having commanded
a wide sale and made hlinDunfhar to the reedingpthils,"—
Utica Garet&
The great favor with which theresdleg . publto recievedk
' The Watchnuut,t 'The Old Doctor,' 'Lawyerli•stofy,' "&c.,
and the extensive editions through which each Orthese
works passed, le the best evidence whictrean tiolhrufehed of
tblabUttyy of ON &OK'S of Oa `Vanderes.' , "—.4oo2,lol...
"'The Wander& pointai to an excelleht niara/--and4hile
it will enchain the attention of the more titian* mode; it
tantibt fail to intereat arrwelf stamen) the mtg. . rot sale
byHawke & Brother .." —Ckeelend !Arad
"The Incidents are linters] bud lifelike, the ea r vity,
graphic, and the style forcible. It will please."...-1 0 ,,yi
thurant.
MINIRR'& CO
Na T2' Smithlleld street
For sale by
Jylo
OBACcO--
16 boxes lAto:: IL Grant'a ,Ta Tobacco;
5 d o do ra do t.. 4
16 do Webater'd old s'a do
16 do Andenson'a Dewberry s'e do
6 dq JouweVe d o '
6 do P. and It'a 6'a do 0
10 Womb Natorat Leaf do . *
2 caatur.(l 4 4 lb. bare/0 'Fhornaa' Lady Finger;
10 Dwarf bozee Dotler's Panama brand, 4mtamp
Tobacco,lo Dwarf boxes Jewel Opt& Twist Tobscca. i„
In atom and cot ante by
jedd
MILLER
Ti - PAPER ILANGUIP.
Ikquet, andiriPtett aea ottitAts.•
Exitz uah Isuusufieturo, trk.,"ip.rl, 4 , ***an
W4ll PlPer and 11QT4:1!zwit' 4 i4O ,
,04.1 "41 wootititti,
• •:-.Nr.