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PITTSBURG / FL
Eir iTe ha the follovelmeteakFateter tbr•eale
YOUFAEN ACRES OF L'e ND m St. Clair township, on
the old Waabingtoreßoad, welt tin
_proved.
SIX ;ORES OF LAND hi Miner! township, about half
amine from the-Ohla ricer etlieearktfO47 , :trable
improvoorenke, stated fOt Rin1=t3,74).,„, ,
AVW OF GROUND fn BoOr p. O
be sold low. ,
FOUR:ACRES OF LAND near Mineratilitu
TEN AM ON OR LAND -in lndians'township, at the
month at pipor Creek, on which sire good immovemente and
an old establithed ferry. -
PIM= ACRES OF LAND in Indleastownship, near
Pine creek, with 119 ACRES in Phi= towsfekile and a
half miles
retn from logan's Station, on the ri:. t ,-Fi•Read, with
good iniprtoents. • „:....,. 1"•.."
- A MARL STORY BRICK DWELLIN G on Ste-
Vetteon,strent, toppsedte the SUM Hospite-itdpr modem
A . A 4 . 133) E1q FAPAL ndiniantekhe toirofiliketer, con
tad=itr-threle acre,- Fitheif eighWrods Wine C. &
th° BOr 4,2 okoaPenfli*k•onier
06 / 4 '4: litreens -
IPFdrUABLE PROPERTY AND FARM Derry
tolinetdp, Westmoreland county, would be excha nged for
BRMITLIUL REBURDAN, DXSIOENCILat the Swiss
vale Staidon, with flrely ton Aurae of Tend.
Tik=lf .ACRES ON LAND adjoining ibe Se-arr - ale
atiltbrni./APPIF tO (Je2) BLAKELY ik RIORTN.
TWELVE BD `UIt,S
IN ADVANCE GE THE MAILI
WME EASPERY DAILIES are regularly received,
tvielve luonre in hdrance of the Mall, and delivered to sub
acrlberiat the - following rates
,E2dlodolphisliliMEll, toe. per week.
NV York Daily TRIBUNE, 16c pef woek.
" ECEILALD, "
a " Tnus,
Aar- Lem renr orders for Moen, or any other &adorn
p sport, at. 71 Fifth stroet, for
toy% RICRAILD SHANNON.
iOR 'SALE-20 acres of land, on which is
erected a hewed log house, frame barn and other out
buildings, all in good order ; 16 acres cleared, well fenced
end in good state of cultivation; a young orchard, .everal
acres of grain and clover now in good and thriving condi
tion; the remaining 6 acres well timbered—wcnild be a good
altualloct for a store, being situated on the cross road,Ape-
Ivreen Bakerstown and Butler, in Middlesex townoblp,! Bol
ster county. Will be sold low—terms easy.
Wanted—A situation by a young lady, In a Dry, floods,
'brimming or Millinery establishment.
Wanted—Several gins to do housework in the city and
country. Also, a situation by a boy about Entrteen years of
age, in a More, to run errands or other light work
lupins eel*. W. at m, at his Agency and Intenigoime
north side of Oldostreet,fimirth door east of Diamond,
ALLEGHENY.. OITY. JoT
WANTED—Six good Girls, to do general
homework. Two or three good Cooke for elk, sod
country. A. Boy of 17 to learn a trade; most be well ream
=hada.. Also, places for font or fire Girls to do '.ember or
work- Four Boys la storm of to Pm errands,
and Bre or six men at any kind of amtdoymont.
Apply at LI:MAXUS Ns./ Intelligence Office,
fed= No. 14 Fifth strait.
WANTED—A Situation as Governess or
teacher, by a young lady well qualified, and hos
t tile hadcouthleanble experioncu would not object to go 1,, n ,
he country.
Wanted—Seseral girls to do housework, in city and
country, and a boy to ran of errands, In a Aloe store in the
thy.
Par Bale—A small tannery in good orderna tfoligegoodi
broinear, in a small Tillage about fifteen Miles from the
city. The owner wishing to go West will telt at greet
bargain. inquire of G. W. BUNN, at his Agency and
tel
ligence 01Bco, north sate of Onio street, fourth door out of
the Diamond, Allegheny city.
ANTED—A S II TION, by a .young
Lady, in a Dry Goode or TrimratngStore, or Mill
nory establishment.
WANTED—Several GIRLS to do housework, in the city
and country. Also,a situation by a boy about fourteen, in •
store. to run errands, or other light work.
FOR SALE—A small TANNEItY, in good order and doing
• good business, in a small village about fifteen miles from
the city. The owner washing to go West, will sell at a groat
Inquire of GEOIUIE W. DUNN, at his Agency and Intel
ligence Office, north side of Ohm stre.st, fourth door east of
the Diamond. Allegheny City.
REESON'S HYDRAULIC CEMENT, OR
WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep constantly on
Varga stock of this article of the best quality. The
attention of Contractors and Builders of Navigation Locks,
Aqueducts, Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Wiair" ke, is re
quested to this article. The well ktansu resistance and no
pamiousness of seater, characteristic of thlktiemeat, tenders
it of the first necessity in all structures exposed to the =MI
of water or damp. [apS,Am) ENGLISH k. HIM sill:W.oN.
A COUNTRY SEAT IN ROBINSON
li TOWNStIIP FOR SALE.—W riffer for sale a boat.ti,
fut piece of Laud iu Robinson townahip, about aaveu
from the city, containing twenty•foar acrco, all Coal Lao d,
well improved and in a high state of cultivation. The
'Weise contains fire rooms, beAsty Rubbed, aith kitele.a,
out-bourns, !stables and barn. Plenty of the beet grafnd
raft, ke. Applytu (1y10) BLAKELY A RICLUCY,
L 111 SIIFELD & SON, DEALERS IN
GENT.'S FIDINISIIINti GOODS and SHIRT NIAIk
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NA{TIUREItS, No. 70 WOOD street.
N 0 T ICE E. --The sabecribens respectfully announce tc4t
SHIRTS made by them are guarantied toast; mill be I r
warded to any part of the Union. en raceividg from the I. Ir
ides standing the enters their personal meanircroont to
inches, /wording to the formula given below
Remember, the sire must be carefully and accurately
taken, as all neceaeary allogamms art made by the cutter if
the establistunent.
Fire—Size around the neck.
Sword—Slap around the wrist.
•Thfrd--F.Lte around tho chit, immediately below the a. tn-
Pit&
Flainfh—Ft - cau the middle of shoulder, length of now to
oast ohlt.
FOI---flelght of petEsaZttoat the ahoulder to the kuee.
Pet ,
Stooth—Whother witladnp without collars; if Ishii c011...re,
the style.
Thts plan is rinite unique, and will are of great value to
•t•enttamen at a distance', who find It impassible to obtain sit
home Shirts to satiety them in stylo and
Also, on hand, a full assortment of Shirts of our manhtse•
turn.. Any orders athintssed to us by mail w be promptly
Sate-ib:xi to.
P. 13..—Pleaka twat. by what coavayauee they at t., is
shipped- liY 9 ) L. MRSILFELI) 4 SO:,
IMPORTED CIG A RS
-1110,000 Noe. 1 and 2 Crar St dons' Principe Cigars.
5,000 "Fire4 l / 3 , " Looches let
5,000 "Morita Chriato" London Regalia, Ist -
2,000 "La Ingonuidad" Operas, Inc
10,000 "Goal Taylor" Reg. Cigars.
4,000 "MooNniento Continuo" llay. Olga e
• 10,000 "El Sol " Regalia Cigars.
3,000 La Tres Manse Reg Cuticula
8, 000 "La Dal Sofou3" Reg. ••
26,000 " Wasibtogadi" German Cigar*
30,000 • Oberon" do. do For sale by
11 i LLEN & RICK RINLIS
!to4
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JACOB AMALGAMPENS—These Pens
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win be tuned as duratie rut atz or .rioirr made now
steel, aid will nut catch, or back in the paper; neither will
the or injure the color of the ink, as steel petit te
ll' do. Pries, /2,00 per ,cruse For sato by
W. S. MAVEN, Stationer,
myl2 Market street, corner of Second.
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NO FICTION.—We have applications for
1.1 Borers' sums ranging from PIO to 68000, on whi,l
handsome premium will be .Mowed, and secured on the beat
of real estate, clear of all lammbrances.
Persons wishing to invest safely, without the humbug of
large returns not to be realized, will please apply to the cc
dersigned, who will give their personal guarantee for all
business transacted by them.
We are authorized to offs! a hendaorue bouus to all who
may apply. BL KELT 1 MONEY,
jyl7 a> Real Estate and Bond Brokers.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
THE TUTU WARD—The undivided Interest in eight
Houses, all of which are occupied, on Penn and Walnut
streets, as business houses, and rent well.
A block of eight Brick Houses is the Fifth Ward—all
rented.
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Two a story Brick Budding, Du Penn sweet, Fifth W.o . d.
~ccuped, t,p first-rote teroultb, mud 3 ialdn4 o liatait-iaa
income.
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A block of three Business bonzes on the corner of WRl,.ut
and Peula streets, and one Dwelling House on Walnut et
all occtipied.
Apply to
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BLAITELY a HICKEY,
Real Estate Broke
NEW MllSlC.—Distant Bells are softly
pealing; by 0. 11 Barrows.
Like the Song of Birds in Summer—a beautiful new Val.
LW; wards by J. P. Douglas, Esq.; music by J. W. Cherry.
„Les Metamorphoses doper pour Piano—Chas. Voss.
No. 14aleo do Xerses—dacum eapagnole nationals.
New Venue Waltz—Lewis Walls.
City of Peen Grand March--Charles Collins.
Young America March—dedicated to the " Young.amerita
Society," by S. W. Iloldridge.
Carnival Romero; a new —F Surgmuller.
The Sultan's March-Stephen hover.
Thy ao more ram:L(lu ant war to Willie wo hare
missed you.") by Y. C. Mulled ie
Pear Joe' words by T D , music by 0. GAUD&
Oh, take me to my ()corps home—tvt Wen and compc,secl
expressly for Sanford'. Opera Troupe ,by S Janata],
Jrat received by Express and for mle by
CHARLOTTE BLUME,'
At the "Old Establlehed 11.110 Depot," No 118 Wood et..
aecond door above Fifth street. Pittsburgh, poni,„
MUSIC MAPLE!) FREE OF POSTAGE. t/YISI
IFE OF JOHN O. FREMONT; by Upham.
jUI jaw edition of Whittler's Poona.
Arnoid'e Christian Life.
Life of Dr. Alexander.
Ihictianan's Faith in God, and Modern Atheism Com
pared.
Hamilton's Royal Preacher.
Art Student in Munich.
Hiawatha.
Kraruecher'e Parables and Suffering Saviour.
Sidman—its Tnale end Blaming,
Margaret Maitland. With other New Books.
Jost received by J. S. DAVISON,
iylB &i iferket enact, near Fourth.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situa
ted ou the Perrysville Plank. Road, ten miles from
th. clty-205 us-160 of which are cleared and in culti
cation; about RU acres of good meadow land; springs in ea
-110113 parts of the farm; a Farm House of ilia rooms, with N
aot, fountain of running water at the door; a new Frumu,
Barn 70 by 50 feet , good stabling, cheep sheds, and other
outehouses. For a Stook Farm it is unsurpassed in the cotai•
try. An Orchard of six acre.; good timber, &c. Immediate
possession ran be had if desired, and the crops, stock and
farming Implements will be ssld at fair prices. For price,
terms, &c., apply at oar office, 51 Market areal.
Jyl2. 8. CITFLIBERT S SON, Real Estate Aets.
COMMODORE PERRY'S EXPEDITION
TO JAPAN and the China Boas.
The Daisy Chain; by the author of Hisiut-SiglLlo.
The Martins of Cm Martins ,• by etas. Lever.
Fanny Fern's Odok Book-25 mas.
The War Path, a Narrative of Adventure..
Farinotiable Life; by Mary H. Boatman.
Just received by W. A. GLIDEIVRENNEY & M.
Jyl4, Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
'OW FOll THE COUNTRY-BOOKS TO
Vat: WITH YOU —lnteresting Amualag and la
aincth-a:
Omens' Sparrow's - rues Paper., with illustrations by
One beautiful 12m0..--vri. $l.
Alice Carey's Married, not Mated-12mo : price $l.
John Brougham's Hamby Papers, or Irish Echos. Ono
neat 12m0.; pace $l.
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" " eger MO , CO.Cietyldimturuou, AND
OTHKR VATENA'a.. 0111co,owt. MOOD ROOM, No. 189
PERM tiPttllltT, Pittibatet, Pa.
sr IWO:* tot, Mooted Articles of eta, dokription
pTo WpUYa tte nded to.
_AGgIiT3 WANTED. rmii2o
cieorge , Worth& Oil Globe, or grip, for
Steam Extglites-.-Patented /March ES,
SO- Premiums awarded lit SUM and Comity Tars :
TO THE PUBLIC...n.I have thluttity disposed of my inte
rest I.lt .4. Trott!' /tapnoved..Oik Globe or Cup for Steam
Engines" to MOSES F. EATON, who now has the entire
control of the Patent. JAWS ORL9WELL.
Pittsburgh, April 11,1856.
it id Eldon, Es —Dear Sir: I have received two of Mr.
Trott's 011 - Ctipti, and• am perfectly satisfied they are the test
I have aver used or seen, for they will be a great oil saver
and small expense. I recommend them to all S. it Compe
l:ass to•tr7, and satisfy themselves on this matter, and they
will say so themselves.
I remain yours, rospocifully,
GEO. PATER lAN, Jr.,
Sup% of Machinery O. A I. R. R Co., Crestßus, Ohio.
Yr. df F. Eaton—Sir; We have need Mr. George Trott's
Oil Globe in out Engine ahoy for about one year, and find it
gases each entire 'satisfaction that we now apply it exclu
sively to all the Steam Engines we build. We have lull
-confideneatmits pity, and do not hesitate to mom.
mend its use. , Fotuu, respectfully, .
ME. M. F. Baron—Bit : Mr. George Trott's "Patent Oli
Globes" have been in nee on the Engines in our Works fur
three or tour years past, and have pedal:wail° satistrudary,
that we now apply them to all the Engines we make. For
two years past we have abandoned the use of any other kind
of Oil Globes. t Aleineetraly, yours,
ELF. Ems, Eau.:
Dear Srr,--ffavtng nerd G. Trott's "Patent 011 Globe" on
almost allAlte steam engines furnished the last year, and ib
jcittittaiii*ry appear to have given entire satisfaction to
our enstutantit,vre ban no hesitation in recommending them
as is,MiSid article, and much preferable on =mint of their
simptinity of ccaistrucrion, to theold fashioned Oil Globes, or
any other of which we have any knowledge.
Very respectfully yours,
F. & W. M. FABER & CO.,
Engine Bidders.
Thus certifies that the On Cup patented by Mr. Trott, he,
been.in tue on om road for two years past. We find it to ts.
arCeconalnicaland duralate Ott Cup, and can recommend tt
.14.-.141M07 GM W. °KERR,
.ifortturarpf Pittsburgh Ebop or Penna. Central RR.
24 1 4 / 854 .
To M. P. talus, Ran.:
This certideeibit we hiAlaut in use the patent Oil Globes
or Cups, sold - by Were F. Eason, Esq., of Pittsburgh, and
consider - Atom very much superior to any thing of the kind
we have ever used-
Treasurer Aldo Tool Company.
Columbus, Ohio, November 21, labb. tip%
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NEW ACCORDFON SONGSTER. —This
is the first wirk of the kind ever issued It oenteaus
eighty paps of the most p, puler and fashionable Songs of
the duy, marked especially fbr the instrument, being the
only collection of Sentimental. Comic and lillioplan Sanely
ever published. The musk Is eo arranged NJ to be need sor
the Violin or Flute, as well se Ancordecn. It also annulus
proper Instructions tor marking any music for the Minn)
went. Price 60 cents.
Also, ituelley's VioLLn Tunrs—eontairdng Ow latest
Walton, Polkas, MArchErt, Callon* whit Llgures, Jigs, Reels,
. for Violin. Pries 60 cents.
Copies trudlrd.postage fres,.
CHARLOTTE BLU)IE, US Wood at,
. • sscousidoor sissro Fifth nt.
ANNALS OF PENNSYLVANIA (i 609,
1682) from the discovery of the Disisenre—byßene
kbacerti. member of the Instorksil Society of Pe, Ac ,Wc I
vol., Bro., SI
!List received and for vale by JOHN S. DAVISON.
11 . 1 65 Market, Dear Pourtb st
y_a_r E 5161 R OF 'HARRIET Pii:M.:E—Con -
taming portions other Cumispoodence, Journal said
other writings, Literary and Religious—by Prof_ R. W. Lee,
Ds Eh
Just publiblked and for sale by JOAN F. DAs ' 13. , Y,
65 Niutet, user Fourth .t
EGGS -3 barrels far sale by
is 2. A H. Oa/Lid:in.
PARISLAN TOOTH PASTE —A new lll.a .
excellent article, prepared and sold only by
JOS. FLR.MINii,
Cornea Diamond and Market .t
ij AIR DYES—I have on hand a large sar
i . ply ef the telloring Dyes, all of whla I
BatcLearr's flair Dys
Itaries
Xcaters' " "
_Alexander's " "
131,
MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER.- -
Another eupply of this celebrated Haar Meador,
juat rtscolTed t.y JO& FLIC.MING.
.IY 2I, kaltudr Diamond pad Market
IIARLES LEVER'S NEW WORK
C
nu: MARTINS OF CRO' MA.RTLN ; by Chan Le', ex.
Tho Ooiq Maio, or Asidratuine; by the inatbor ul The
Hair of Redtlyire,. tre
Joie Halifax, Gentleman; by the author ~f e."
Paelaloualile Life; by May B Footman.
The Wanderer; Ly the author of The Walt:howl."
The Old Vicarage: by Idra.. ElubLeulk.
The A drentorita of Julesoerard, the Lion Killer el A Igt.: is
Lerdner's One Thoneand and Ten Thing. Worth K ousting
AOkNCY FOR BALM OP THLORIAND FLOWERS and
N.i'S RUSSIA SALVE, at the Book Store of
BLANK BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cach
and Day Books used in counting houses. Also, Court
buckets, Steamboat and Railroad Books, on hand or masa to
order, ruled to any pattern required. and hound In any sty lc
desired. W. S. HAVEN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
my3l Market et, corner of Second
FARM FOft Rl - INT.—A small Farm, con-
Craning di acres, about one mile below the city, i.tilse
alto Manchester. There is on the premises, a large Irma
house and stable, about.loo bearing apple trees ; also pea
cherry and plum trees, grapea,te. Thls place would soft
a good gardener. For terms appy to
myl/ B. C. A J. IL SAWYER, N 0.47 Wood et.
rfilllßD ARRIVAL OF NEW 06ODS AT
LOVE BROTHERS, N 0.74 Market et., l'ittahurgit
The Subscribers have Just received and are now opening
their third supply of new and handsome Dress Wads, Shaul.,
Talmaa, House Furnishing Goods, Mourning 0 oodaiDocuest ica
Ribbons and Needle work. Many of the above goods here
tote purchased of the Imparters and at the large Auctions
in New York and Philadelphia, at prices that enable ni n..is
to offer them at less than the cost of ttanaportatlou. We
solicit an early call from all our customers and the puta is
generally, believing It will be to the advantage of all, as to e
never have been able to offer a better assortment, and timer
a cheap. LOVE BROTHERS, liermcrly
PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
On.ltlAacre prn I{'AVPI STEMS,
inyl6.3m*J KITTANNING.
ADAMAGED PIANO, for sale -.•
at a bargain.—A new CIIICRERTNO•-• r ' 1 • :-
.PLAl , lo„alightly thuonged lu the furniture,' I I
bustoVirbero it can be observed. The In•
st?iiiii e ent, in no way Injured, will be sold at a reduction or
YTETY DOLLARS, on a credit of six months.
JOHN H. MELLOR, at Wood et.,
Agent for Ctilckering's Pianos.
OPENING this day, a large assortment of
Watches. Gold Levers from $27 to $2OO.
Sliver Levers from $l2 to $BO.
Silver Cylinders bum $9 to $lO.
`Railroad Time Keepers, $5O.
Vrodsham'e Chronometer Series, $3OO.
Do. In Silver Cases, $ll6.
Chains, Seals, Keys, to.
Watches repaired In the best manner by
my 6 W. W. WILSON, corner of Market tt itb et,
Sig NDRIES
-100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles.
28 do Bear do
WC) fio Rosin Soap.
800 kegs assorted Nolte.
100 doz. Corn Brooms.
bu bales No. 1 and 2 Batting.
26 doz. Bed Cords.
26 do Buckets.
10 do Tubs. In store and for sale by
nub JOHN MOORILEAD.
BACON. -
10,000 Bacon Hama.
15,000 '• Shoulders.
10,000 - Moe, fn store and for sale by
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
myl 76 Water street
GUNS, PISTOLS,
RIFLES, REVOLVERS,
PISIIINU TACKLE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
TOILET CUTLERY.
POCKET CTTLERY,
DOG MUZZLES,
GUN MATERIALS.
And many other things toe numerous to mention. Our
Muck of FIRE-ARMS is unsurpassed for variety in the Weat.
SOWN A TETLEY,
•12 No. 11'16 Wood ntrret.
T{ EAL ESTATE FOR S,
, i _LA) & @WHEY offer for Bahi—
a Lot of Ground on Penn street, and several Dwelling
Hounes---the front one occupied all a store and dwelling.
. A Lot of Ground on Ohlo -street, near the Diamond, Alle
gheny City, and a flue Dwelling House.
Four Lots of Ground adjoining the Borough of Law
renceville.
A Lot of Ground in Eaot Liberty, and a large Ihrleling
House.
A Lot of (ironed on Stephenson street, 25 feet by 125 feet,
and a Three Story Brick Duelling House, well finished.
A Lot of Ground in the Borough of Manchester, 24 feet by
1.244 feet. Aloe, a Lot on Fayette street, 24 by 124 feet, in
Manchester.
A Lot of Ground on Rebecca street, Allegheny City, :71 by
136, and a good Brick Rouse, two stories high—very
convenient.
A Lot of Ground on Washington street, East Liberty,
feet front by 103 feet deep.
A Lot of Ground in Shalervilie, Chanters township. 60 by
127, and several Frame Building.
Apply to [j 10] BLAKELY it RICLIBY
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11117, 0., July 26, 1856.
ClamorAti, August 4th, 11356
W. IL DUNLAP A CO
_Fon,_ElTT.luox Wonxs,
Pittsburgh, Apra 14th, 1868.
SNAP WADE.
Nresetraan, April 12, 18641
ALFRED THOMAS,
JOS. FLIMINcI,
cornar Diem:loud and Market ,c
IL MINKS 3 CO,,
No. 32 Smithfield street
YOUNG, STEVENSON A LO
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THE- FEIANKIJN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPEN'T, OF PLULADELPHIA-
Untircratitie W. liancker. 'Thomas Hart, Tables
Wagner, .firtarnielidrant, Jacob IL Smith, (Mo. W. Richards,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolphi E. Boris David B. Browne, Mor
ris Patterson. CUAS. N. B&NCEXit, President
Cass O. Bariarks, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
descriptian of property, in town and country, at rates u low
es era consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Find,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested ; af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Asserts of the Company, on January Ist, 1861, se pub
lished a rreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows viz
Mort:ago $818,128 08
Real Estate 84,377 78
Temporary LOO.ll/1 83,988 17
Stocks 81,889 ud
Cash, Sc 84,346 81
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Since their lucorponitiou, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Four Illindred Mon
tan& Dollars, lama by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
advantagoa of lueurance, 1113 well as the ability and diepocitiou
to moot with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Aleut,
ap24 Odice, north-east nor. Wood and Third eta.
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU:
RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Nutt-
DELPRLt --Chartered April 20th, 1860. Charter Perp.tuaL
CAPITAL, $250.000.
°Mee, South-etiat corner of Third and Cheetaixit stredte,
Philadelphia
OFFICERS OP TILE ROME BOARD AT PIIILADFLPIICA.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. lioddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. McHenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Doverenx,
William M. Godwin, Witham McKee.
Prnidert.4-41tephen it. Crawford
Vim President —Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner—Pitaburgh—Jurnes H. Willson, M. D.
Allogheny City—R. D. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and E
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. change Brokers, and Beaten in Notes, Drafts, Accept
ances, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, Exchange on the East
ern and Western Cities constantly fur sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the Shte.'
States. Deposits received in par funds or current perdu, No.
07 Market street, between Thud and "'mirth as. 1,1630:ly
GE. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex - -
. change Brokers, Dealens in Exchange, Coin, Bank
Notes, Sight and Tune Drafts, kn. Collection. carefully e.
tended to, and proceeds remitted to any part of the fine.
Stocks bought said sold on CODIGUlaitIll.
Sir N. 74 Fourth street, next door to the Bank of
burgh sapid
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11l OM As Woofis, Commercial Broker, and
er tn Notes, Bonds, Mocks, Heal Estate, kr., N.
Your street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DRY GOODS
NEW SPRING GOODS—No. 74 hiarke ,
arraet, Pittaburgh, Pa. The subscribers bare just re
reeved and are now opal/lug their that arrival of :WHAM
GOODS, to which they wish to call the particular attenthe
of their customer. and the public generally. W. flatter our
selves that we have never been eh/. to offer so hands.,
and desirable a awl as the present.
Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT contains all the D.,
styles and novelnea of the aeanon—
extm rich Haack and Colored Moirantigna Silks
• •• Jaeper, Clutha and Striped
• " Phtin, Striped and Plaid Ellaa "
• Twisted Sith Flounced
" Challl
• Barega
• Lawn
Also, Theme* Brretes, Chathes. Lawns, /lc
StIAWL.S AND MANTLES.
Our :thaw! and Mantle /Lora is supplied uith all the u.
styles of Craps, Quslsmets, Slotraraicp
Omuta's, LACe,
NENDLE WoRR.
Our stock of Collars, VlountlnKs, 61,seses, dc, is not sot
passed by any stock West of the Mounnuns.
Alan, good
i ttute ., asso rtment 01 MOURNING AND E10t.4
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Prints, Gingla ms, Checks, !dusting, nrianga, lieuruck)
Jeans, Oussinett. egnigimerea Cotton, Linen and Paid Stud,
de. Attu, More. Hosiery, Kibbtaut, and every otLru tutu k
usual!) kept in a first-cies. Dry tioceis Howe, to urhicb we
...licit a call mud examination before purchasing els:whet e,
ea we fted confident we have never beau able to exhibit oo h
a de:arable atom. !AV"! 11110TtLERS,
Vorreenly Young, Stereo+Ou k lure,
, 4 Matte street, Pittsburgh, P.
HOTELS
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE A UREN
Paorairrira, so. 314 Liberty etrroat, ,lust heelJe thr
eaosanger Depot of the Penn., I+ mita itativaul, which stake*
II ttiO moat convenient Lavine IL the crty for passenger, arc
ring by that road.
The proprietor havlog, at con. dershle oltpenso. Iltrod u++
in oscollant etylo '
aould t
fully oulo-11 abate of rattle rattionva. 'More to +Worths:
syloudsd OPTA BLE and extotooro ti AGON YARD, aff+.l.l
lag ample ez&vsuruodater.o t., trOVolon and teamsters. d
Larder lad Dar tell: Le. Willie-bell •Ith the beast tha mart.l
cat. etfotd. h4+l,
QT.CLAIR turner and Si.
et...t, et rertn, Psttabut I`, • Tilo toolorquinool lot lid+
ty of - Browo's haring latex+ tho loge and ram.. •
drone IDA' Kt., awl having ,ntiod In rrtagniticoot oty*
would I orsixolfuly i Woo. lais froutilo traveling put...
to give tilin • Ca . Aaosir•ot. hot+ the co...onionca of ti.,
house and ha lout( ratao 'at Ito Litaluetot., &0., •
entire asholailou, and his chAug.r n0...1el at.
LL NI I k.a.IN s ELLA
Gol)t., INTENT nousE, cur her of
AL,I +hum ourt•ots. now. Lhe H.allOoLd 1.01.1.4
jil111: 1 •1y .I'.ll F 7 r+ll)ll.t+N. Vow+ hd..,
VA R3l FUR SALE -iu N,rth Fayeti,
T.,wtalotuf, Allegheny rou warn, Hb urn-, v. 1
tthicl are under .ullivrittm, ',rums Lima. Tlas n .
taul/er The improe, 4.1.51.1te Wind sod tte.trul A;•
ply to [peat; tiL AK Kl.ll t ItlClit,l
'3OO Boxera Fire Cracker 4
100,I1st Tt.rpt-tortt
loot I.VA red and for pule
KEY UKKe AM EMON,
:ho ..alUtstal
Nu. 1 Mackert4 ,
14
kitte
Fl:qi
J ast revel, frout llkwtoti. 1,1
aryl°
F. IL. 14110
W 110 will continue to pay Rent, when a
LDI NO LOT ,au I, pail lassail et Lbw 1.,11 0.
lom r ra. Leo E.a.als lAA la. a (runt .1 24 t. rt
k.l a wade by 13 , ./ dual. to as Sttuatu la All—
gliea y CU), neat the , )utri - briaa b $17!..-- $.O in
teuasiadar at Lair !Lila 100
•
b"
Jn Real Entatr Brute, Nisirket sr
• .
RICE -15 tiereen prime Carolina Rice, in
store and (r sale by
Jett{ MILLER & itICKETSGN
LOUR SALE—A FRAME BUILDING,
cupied aa a Grocer) and Precision Store, and n first-Ins,
stand for the bosineas .situatA4 cu the Diamond. Will kr
svld l o w, it applied for 50,., ro, the ow am wishes to leave th,
city. Apply to G. W. DUNN,
Old., street, -Allegheny
R
E - NOV
AL.-- WM. CARVILL lIAS RE
SIGV ED from No '2'2, Fifth street to No '2l.*: Lltwri
reel-, where he is prepared to SUIT hi, ustornerA web the
en era faalllollet. errs 3m
TO CABINET MAKERS AND
Just received at N., R. Wood street. Pittsburgh Pn
an misort anent ~f Nlahogatry veneering, Mahogany cud N al
nut utaritine Irleol.litt, 4,111 n tritalutitio, Loring Iwo Into.
circular straw butte,, iNuikers shear,, pal Put 1.1111,e
itenellt !tall:try Krater4, 5i all It gt• 11,11.1 assort 110
of hardware, all of WhiCil It h. lay sold low .
pia SAMUEL FAUN ESTOCK
. . _
TIIE GOLDEN GUN is takiug the trod.%
and it is out much wonsicr slur amok et Guns, Pistols.
hales, &c., Lc., is union pmisesi in the city. Iu the way of
Fishing Tackle we have such no °Assortment that would
make old Ilsaak Welton's eyes watar, Collar! he return to the.
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery In great alimidance, - D,
Mutates, and too many articles to be mentioned here are to
be found at the sign of the Golden Glum
BOWN & TETLLY,
Jul 4 No. 130 Wised street.
NEW ANI) CliEAl' BOOKS!-The Spar
rowitrtis.. Papers; by Fred. S. ()tritons.
The Lady's Guide to perfect Gentility; also, a Useful Le
structor; by Emily Thoruwell. Aspenweld.
Plaribustah; by Q. E. Philander Doesticks, P. D.
:mug of Milkandwatha, awl miter Poems.
Salad for the Social—beautifully illustrated.
A Defence of the American Policy, as oppsieed to the esi
croachments of foreign itlfillenal, and especially to the inter
forance . of Papacy Ut the political interest of the United
States; by Thod. It. Whitney.
Furless' Volunteer Manual--in '2 vole.
Just rya's! by W. A. GI.LDENIENN EY &
myl4 Fifth bt., opposite tits Thtlarr.
Tilt - VOYAGE ON' LIFE---Engravings iii
these great Moral Pictures, painted by the late rt..
Cole, are DOW ua view at the store of
.1. J. (iILLF.SI'IE & 71.1 Wood st.
Where subscriptions will he received. tuylio
F, 7BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
'/A " Extra Old Lnguayi a o
10 " Old Java
pockets French Jain
2 bides prime 111‘xiiii
10 bags old 11.%ricalho
Selected expressly for my retail business.
myl2 F. it. DRAT°, No.l Diamond.
lICATk ELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS, corner of Seventh
and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, will attend to selling by
Auction any property sold by Executors, or by order of Or
Court. in the City or County ; and to soy description
of Real Estate out of the City. into
PRATT'S DAUGERREOTYPES AND AM
BROTYPES. which give such general satisfaction are
daily obtained, in every kind of weather, at Lafayette Build
ing, No. 87 FOURTH street. Particular attention paid to
ambrotyping, as the time of sitting is much less than re
quired for Daugerreotypist. Pictures of children taken In a
few seconds In either of the above named styles. Arnbro
type or Davgerteotype Copies Made correctly from every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices moderate.
Our motto is, TO pJ.k ABP . tuhlB
AK ELY
CUPPING AND LEECHING.— Mrs. E.
HOOK may be found at bor residence on SIXTH street
No. 39, between Smithfield and Wood streets. She has the
testimony of many of the regular faculty as to her elan and
Long experience in her line. Orders will be thankfully re
shad.Wlitagoda.
DELICIOUS COFFEE! —lf you would
like a delicious cup of Coffee, try tiiat Roastod Java of
DadVoP
.IylC,
N. B.—Roazted by one of my handel
9 BOXES CORN STARCH, Orvia' and
ow.v.
8 box. Rocker's Fal-lus.
Wheaten liras.
lOU She. fresh Kite Flour. At
-19113_ _ _ DEA VU'S.
_ - -
1 50 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE;
50 bags prime Lagusyra Coffee;
50 pockets Genet.
10 bags Maracaibo
Received by t /YlB] F. IL DRAY°.
GEERY description of
Triondogo, aoetery and Gloved ; Gents' Purailhing
An, Ate., marked down 25 to 33 per cent. at tkie Semi-
Anund Side. A. A. MASON & CO,
4923 25 MO et.
- - - - - -
VENETIAN RED-25 bbla. in atom and
7 for lakls trq 031 ) FLESEINO BROS.
CIOD LIVER OIL-3t; dozen in store and for
4,/liaeby (0 1 ) Fisunto
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DIRECTORB.
f MlMini
MEPIMI
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1
ONLY ROUTR vrrbi Tit= tiena TRAIN
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTE Wilt THREE DAILX TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON AND IN
DIANAPOLYS.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE:. MIAMI RAILROAPS.
VIA CRF,STIMTE AND COLUMBII.
Quickest Route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
CoSIIUMNOat Cincinnati with U. S. Mall Line 9toanuirs,
Covington and Lexington Railroad, Ohio and Misaissippi
Railroad, and the Lawrenceburgh Route. Connecting via
Columbus and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and
Indiana Central Railroads.
THROUGH TICKETS, via Columbus and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, de., As. Via
Columbus and Xenia, to Dayton, Inituumpolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Ac., Ac.
THE LITTLE MIAMI via COLUMBUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. F. Mad
Line Steamers, the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, and the
Lawrenceburgh Route, dyers facilities no other route Lou
give, as through Gaeta by all the above routes can only ho
procured via Columbus and the Little Miami Itailroad.
The route from Crtstline via Columbus being the shortest
to Cincinnati, enables a uniform and sofe speed. Conno,tions
are certain, and passengers have full time for meals. By Use
Forest and Bellefontelns route from Crestline a dangerous
and break-neck areal it recruited, and compelled to overcome
distance.
By the route via Columbus to Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
passengers ride over roads Indinirtixl and smooth. By toe
Forest and Bellefontaine route, passengers ride over the
roughed. roads In Ohio.
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
CLNCLNNATL
Prier Tests leaves Pittsburgh at 3:00 o'clock A. IL for
ere:aline, Columba. Xenia, Cincinnati. Louisville, St. Loni,•
Lexington and indianapolis, via Laverenceburgh Route. This
Train arrives at Cincinnati one hour and forty minutes iu
advance of the Forest and Bellefontaine route.
Sicoar, Teats leaves Pittsburgh at I:30 o'clock A.l M. for
Crestline, Columbus, Xenia and Cincinnati. This Tian
makeecounection only via Columbus to Cincinnati.
l'aran Taint leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. tor
(ratline, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, St_ Louis,
Lexington and Indianapolis, via Lawrenoebargh Route.
TWO DAILY TRALNS, VIA COLUMBUS, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Pines Teem leaves Pittsburgh at 3.80 o'clock A. hi. fur
Orestlina Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St Louis, Cairo, Evansville, !Va.
Sweatt flats leaves Pittsburgh at 7,30 o'clock A. M. for
Crestline, Ce,lumLuq Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, IsiraYMtei
Terre Baum, Vincennes, St Louis, Cairo, Evamivitte„ Sc
Timm Tamil leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. 111.
(hemline, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute Vincennes, St. Louis, Cairo, Evansville, Ar.
N. 11.---Ba;nre your tickets fie Columbus, mud you are in.le
of connections.
Steamers Mare Cincinnati ,icily fur Memphis, Vickaburgh,
Natchez, New Orleans,
The Columbus being the duel route, the Time Tables of
the Eastern Reads are arranged to run in close connecti.in
with this reliable route.
For all information and Through Tickets, please apply at
the Ohm and Pennaylvanta Railroad Oince, (corner alias,,
under the Monongahela !louse
.1. U. CU Ril V, Ticket Agent,
Or at Federal Street Station,
050 PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
050. 0. SESSIONS, Agent, Pittsburgh.
der2e) P W. STRADER, General Agent, Cincinnati.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD,
Cana Luallll WITR
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCR..
SHORTF.ST AND QUICKEST ROUTE to Cascano
&nu TILI NORM WM; 18 r 1.4 CLEVELAND.
Ttus Route is One Ihnolnai mass shorter and shoat nine
bouns quicker than Ow circuitous one via Indbutapolus.
Three Daily I'r n. between Pittsbargh and Cleveland.
Four Laai Trains between Qeveland and Chown
Time to Cleveland six bouts, Chicago twenty-tour hours,
and'fit. Louis thlrtyweven hours.
on and atter TUESDAY, Mny 31, 18r6, the Trap,
uu duo Komi will run ne follows:
VLA ALLIANCE .
The trains of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Unto
Pittsburgh at a.i.Xl A. M. and 7:30 A M. and AMU P. 11.
Leave Alliance at 7:1O A. fl. and I 156 A. M. and eon P. M
Arrive in Cleveland at 10M0 A. 11... 2.30 P. M. and IPai P
11 ensuring there with Cleveland and Toledo HaLtroad tor
Titedo, Chicago, Hock Island and Si. lonia
Passengers for Toledo, Ch%ime. EL Lou* and the Nor I,
nest, Marine Pittaburgh on the .30 A. 11. wain, by erring
via CtereLson still arrive In Llncago at MO next merntrig
P.m:igen for To Ma go, St. Lou,ir , Risk
thtleus, and the tlistb-west, who wish t co through w 0,
ant detenuon, will take the tram larnus Pitts Weigh at 7
A NI, as that is the only train by whirl dose odunestiu-A
ere made through to tiro etw,ra &skit*
11, , , trains leaving Pittsburgh at Atal A. aI. and Welleyntle
at 4Ato P. M. are the ...AY 0000 by shill, pasrcr..ers c.. 0
roa.b etnt.b..ra south of Altiruico, nr •tarrour ou theTu. •
lawns extension. . . .
VIA wt:u_i;viu.e.
:granters Firrest City earl Ihurrinl ibrir 1.
s, r irrnsgabrila nrymorning .'l.lin•isyr • .
rirtrilr le • ,. ...lor - k. W.-111 , 111r. • ‘in nrctlng there. %I:II
&h. train Ira,lug at 4.t.a./ r )1, Alkaiser at 6.1.0./. and ertri - h....
to rievriand at 1).30 II NI c• - innewting with the train I.•r
Chicago. ate! Sielt. Onntr+l Reiland fri..atuo- I
lierrirlt and Chicago.
Ticket. for Chicago and otbrr pornto on the Thoth.e
eta It ellaritle, are amid at $1 1,, than rim Ali-i.e.,.
Tiro trait. tor Clerelanrl connect of !Indian with tra.n.
fin Cuyahoga Vadia atel Akron.
l'.verrutirr• u.r We, Nr.sx Philadrlphin arrl orb, 4,
thew on tunourawna kalarma.., ul.totytit Saws it 1
withal de10613.14
Tlte tnlne fruco eltrulx.wl 1N.1.14., Chk-tigg, run
Leave Cleeeland at aSkt A. St., S. 1i;14), tl L ~..
94.• I' NI Arms at Calsr...oo 20 I. NI., tIJ .1, `d
A. al aaei (HA, P V.
I et.ze; . .:4 ,
X., Allictute. V 2 30 T. Im .tAidlr .$l6 (K) sl'... Ar
00T01010.1.... 400 :'' 11. , ,c k lard I% 1.4 IA '..
Toledo .. . 6 601 - ttt.ooo, . 1 , 5 10 IA ~ 0
i 'Pt. sw. 13 0.0 ;10 , nr• -' i'vrlo.liol4, I. :0 10 20
" liiooTlDleb .16 4114 13 401 . Porloo4ttni, 141 ou lb .4,
.' K. L. 00.01 .in Xi lo alt -' Your lb- . .... IS U 0 14 •.,
" L1u11..1,... . bto . lowa. Ctt y 241 'Lb 14 .
... ..
IMMEEI
wankir . en I - Lanlinth ... 16 tin
Emigrant Foist to ettlesito Kock Island fin,i/e
las:gat/a chocked tbrouxl LI Cleveland and tilietagn.
Passengers Alb requested to yreetitui that tniiet..• at
UM, Of this OULUllally, , to the thin i it,,,,sl.4. House, tlun.
Lialoir tits r.....xuar.
J. DITIAANI,. entet,
J. A. CAIMLKY, Afft, Vittsturo.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAI►
BROAD GAUGE
RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH TO ST LOUIS, DIRECT.
,ally route 174.11.11ig au, ,0111.m. - 1101 , 31 liagga.gt_ I.lu
died ft., had umy uue clumpy. 1110 1101.:H$ IN at)
VA'CI 111 , ANY OTHER NOUTN.
The .10 feet " - twee, With wide tuel apaAtolifl WO.. Carr
,Iplntraxiaton roowy saat.a,Vrbith gLve great Pa...K. IL lb,
pi,tl which 13 uuattauu.hl.• .•ii uuy other Ettlll - 1.4.1 11
We.al
The , Tr .um Otte Route astt in thr 111“).15 of it, , ,rlAl
L•.umtcr.l Guru. :111.1.111ery trt.
Aria tip
Two DAILY PA./S:IE3IU ER TRAINS tct trt, I . tittdtttt, I
, td L.tall, Via Uhiu timi Pbuliskyltallla itai11,44.1 1.., •
follow n
Yard Tams LEAVES AT 3 A A
MAtL Taws u..ivre AT 1:30 A 11.
KIPREAS 300 I' M.
Making close CulilltNtlvits at Creation. for Ittiltausitttlin niii
Terre Haute; MAID, by the t hot and Ailastanthp
to Saint bouts.
l'aseengern fur Cana anti Neve I h 1001110 will tale tle• It.
nuts Central Railroad at Sandoval, arrithat al Caro nevei
Goias in all ance of an) other rote.
The Patine Ittolrontl In tug completed front St. I,e. t •
City. rcoulteCta at Jeftenntti City with hon...
keto. making the cheapn, quickest and most c,.nito, t.,
tile tout,. Kaunas and Nebraska passengers can possibly h 111.•
A Second-class Car will he run through with the gaps—.
Train. arriving at SI Innis all at the AUDIO Mme.
/lily one c banal, of itaggago between Pittsburgh an-I I.
luuis or Cairo t
Passengers will call for Tickets by the Ohl Iteliaide
sot Vincennes and Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, thus
making saris .usiecuons, and avoiding the delay. a, It.
quent on new and unfinished roads,
Tickets good for any reasonable length of time.
FARKS---IFlssr Cuss.
Sr. Louis, via Bellefentaine and Union $lB
Dn. via Columbus, Xenia and Dayton... 18 20
Do. via Columbus, Cincinnati and Law
renceburg , . 19 80
Lbaro ......... ..... .................... 19 66
-lecond-chnsa Car to St. I,ollill 12. 01.1
THROUGH TICKETS or further Information may be pro
cured of A. T. Johnson, Ticket Agent Ohio & Penna.. R It.
co., corner °Moe, Monongahela House; of George Parkin,
Ticket Agent, Federal street Station, Allegheny (Sty... of
JAMES M. WARD.
Superintendent Ohio anti Minsianippl It. It
niyl2 F. KNOWLA.ND, Agent, Pittsburgh.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GILEAT 0 ENTILAL ROUTE, contiectii,e
the A tianticCitit-s with Western, Nortieweatei
and South-western Stereo by a notantuumt Railway direct.
! • This itond also connects at Pittsburgh with Daily Line of
Steamers to all ports on the North-western Lakes; inabing
the most DIRECT, CHEAPEST and RELIABLE ROUTI by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Garay WENT.
Kates between Philadelphia & Pitta burg to.
FIRST CLASS.—Bouts, Sboes, Dry Goods,
Tbc.ll4 luti lbs.
(In boxes,) Furs, Feathers, Sc.
SECOND CLASS.-Ikgiks and Stationery,
Dry Goods , (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- GO, 11100 Ric
ther, Wool, Ac
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon h o c. IA 100
and Pork, (In bulk,) Hemp, Ac
FOURTH CLASS.—Coffee, Fish, Baca " d
. }..10c. if 100 nis
Pork, (packeil,) Lard and Lard Oil
FLOUR-76 cents per barrel.
Kir In shipping Goods from any point Rout of
phia, be particular to mark package, its l+nnsyleaniu
Railroad." All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Yummy Aorxre--bloses Potter Boston; J. L. Elliott, New
York; E. J. Snuedor phibidelphlat Magraw A KOOll5, Bahl
more; Geo. C. FTIELICISCUB, PMASbUES'D Shringinan A BIN,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Louisville, Ky.; R. C.
Moldrum, Madison, lad,; Etat-cliff & Co,. St. Louis, Mo.; J.
S. Mitchell kSon, Evansville, Indiana..
11. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent,Philadelphia.
U. J. ONLBAKItT,
my 9 SUperintendent, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangemeut..-Chouge of Hour
ON and after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH and PHTLADELPHI A,
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh 'for
Philadelphia at 8:241 A. M.
TILE PAST LINE Mayne Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
2:60 o'elock, P. M.
THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven Pitta
burgh daily, except Sunday, at Ciiti o'clock, P. M.
BRINTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. IL, 0...30 P. IL, and 6:20 P. M.—running
as far an Turtle Creek Bridge.
The above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Wan t Mo.; Alton, (Jolene and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louinville, Ky.; Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day.
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Saudnaky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Diallon and Wooster,
Ohio; also,
with the Steal Packet Boats from and to NEW 011.1ZANS,
LOUIS, LOTIMILII and CLICEINATL
THROUGH TICKETS can ho had to or from either of the
above places.
For ftrther p articulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the Weal will find this the
shortest and ouaeteitediti oll s route t 3: o P m ) =Belli.
more, New York;,ar Boston.. •
titnt;Pssiongsrlitart,Tittelfir6.
• TRW: Ira pti g
Agrsi, Piassosss Linen,
. 7 ; `,.. ,7 *..7^7, 4 - - •* - 417,34 2 rg0i
fr,jrtt:e;
latirlili
Pfttibirgh, Fort Wayne kthlcago
RALLROAD.
EOMEASEeN S WW
S trjrArn if ItTtEi` f t tit! ENT.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
( EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
PAStENCER. TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, an follows
Leaved Pit.taburgh tur Creathan at it:o6 A. M.,.7:30 A. M.
and 3 P. M.
• • • - ••
Leaves (heath. fur Pittsburgh ut froo A. My 7SA P. M.,
and 12.N0 P. M.
These Trains make clove connection. at CRF.STLINII with
Trains for COLUMBUS, LAYTON, CINCLNNATI, BELLE
FONTALWE, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAOO, SAINT ,LOUIS,
and all partite on road. extending West and South-west
through OHIO, INDIANA and IILINOIS.
TRAINS FROM PITT/Mil/RIM connect at Mansfield with
Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAGO, TOLEDO and SANDUSKY. Connections are made
at Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road,
for CLEVELAND, OITICAOO, DUN HIRE and BUFFALO.
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 3 P, M. tor Sandusky,
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a night's rest, at
Slanstleld or Cleveland, and arrive In Chicago early neat
evening.
Trains East from Crettline make close connections with
Trains on Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PIIILADEL.
PEll A. BALTIMORE Rnd NEW YORK.
. .
THROUGH TICKLVS are 901.1 10 Colimbos, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisvillo, St blm, Indianapolis, Bellefontaine,
Chicago, Rock Island, lows City, Dunßeth, Milt. ankle,
Cairo, Springfield, 111., Port Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities In the West.
Through tickets over this line may he had at all of the
above phmeti for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Sew York.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODA.TION TRAIN leaven new
Brighton (or Pittsburgh at 7. A. M. and *(,, P M. Leaves
Pittsburgh for Now Brighton, at 9!".', A. M. and 9,41, P M.
. For tickets and further information apply to A. T.
JOHNSON, at the corner (Mice, under the Monongahela
House, or at the Federal street Station, to GEO. PARKLN,
Ticket Agent. JOHN KELLY, Paeenger Agent
criy2o J. H. MOORE, Sup't.
American and U. S. Express and
78 MILES OF DISTANCE SAVED,
AND SAO CHANONS OP CABS AND ELLOGAO/ AVOIDED.
AIR LINE ROUTE
LUMEN
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
VIA CIfICAOO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD,
Formerly Chicago and Mississippi
CHICAIIu TO ST. LOUIS w 1:4 4 ' hours. Trains Lents
the Illluois Ceurrul Dtpot, (sot or Watt, atr.et—
St. Lome Day Express daily. Sundays excepts.l, 7.16 A.. 11.
St. L✓ule :ilea Express daily, Slaw - days excepted, r 6u
P. M.
St. Leal. Yrolght and 64.110-tuat dally, Sunday. excepted,
1.40 A. M.
&war thetired through to St. Louis.
Trains tun direct through to Alton, (2154 miles,) with, t t
change of cars or baggage, and connect with the Company s
splendid steamers IN INCHnISTFItt and REINDEER, running
in exclusive connection with Passenger Trains from Altot4
sit. Loma, (43 'Mita) without lauding. These boato, ha
speed, outiveutence and elegance, are unsurpassed on the
Western waters, being fitted up with Baths and apakious
Wasderourria, affording to passengers the opportunity ut r.
moving the dust unavoidable In summer railruid travenor,
and reaching St. Louis refreshed from the otters of a kw
Ma.
To KANeAS and NtßsflA.B.A tins Is too most direct
route, and passeugme dostinod for Bloomington, Springfield,
Jacksonville, Naples, and all isonts on the Nlississipla, slis
semi, Anima, eutuberland and Tennessee rivers, will not,
the important saving in distance, being seventy-two miles
loop to St. Louis, thirty-seven rou e s loss to Bloomington,
and fifty-eight muss less ut Spruatiold, lbtita by any oincr
pinta.
Through Ticket. oter this route oan be procured at the
variMAl Kalinin.] 'Ticket Oilmen In New York, Boson,
delphia, Baltimore, Albany, linlyrTL, &c, at all 'Through
Ticket Othres tlimom;lumi. the State; and to Chicago at thy.
Company's Office, No. 45 Pl...thorn r.treet, opposite the Teo
moot ai the Pep"' of the Illinois Central Rail
road, foot of Water stroot.
Reap..lmble Baggage !lea wilt alwayn be at the Depot s pi
the rumour lloada gulag lute Chicago, to Chock De.gxulge
through to any point dewed 011 ILe liue.
AICIIWAN, Jr., Superiuteadetit
II .1. D
ael.4 thoeral Palieettger Agent.
NIC AA' AND DIRECT ROUTE,
liiiiii afigligifi lag
FROM PITT,MICIIUM TO
I.;,ArauLue, lulltsnapoli,ti o.llMgao,
MUnti., Ter ro llautq Rock
1.01115% Lacetu 1“*". City.
Ft Lou ta. raw, Ole, La I.uqun,
Durum,
Xenia,
Meuiphin,
Peuris,
hairs vlll, \ brig ,b,,rg, Peru,
Ncv, orlenud,
17fD PA/NCIPAL .7111.17 S In 7111 ♦aD MCILE
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad!
now . - L,turlL-tr.l and In an,eLlenul .11a-ration
n. n.l ~ ILL..
Combining ItioalroALl and ,c..1136,.t facll.tlrw, thus r. t••
0..0e Irw‘c.lnr e cit.}; rUn C..,11.1i. t 1.1111 - IVUtimi L.) a:0
run t..11{ WrL.I fr.ni littaburgh.
%J. and eller 1111%itt1. e,tutee eta, InSS. a DAII
LINE el ele o cera fuel ss‘ rOl - 1:1.1,g Covig.,
1•) r% .rilllta.Te
141101 cO.lay :J M
. kAwtAir. crAt.A.K/A.
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4-4 - -1 - nA•nipns 1Anw.1.1.1.-1 i'vat II `l.llln.n‘il., 1 .
; k tlav Inllowlia, u 11:/.. ti:i 1
Irm ; A - M mAkinc AtrAnn .-131..x1.1...A MAUI ith.!•
n All ale Alto, --lull, ...-Amlta tut lo
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6* - a" • et . 3 Iss :ty ne uy Au,' uttnA hatlf,A.l row,-
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lAquitent JuliN u. 110UST.0,,
N., 11. , %Valet 4tl, L Poi,Lutgu
tiEu N% FLLION. ›tip—rtuw-tvirnt
L lA% L:r T. Ovuoral AgruL not ll'
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CARRYING TOY.
Greet United Stateil Mall •nd Expre“
TW,t PASSIstal Y.R TRAINS RUN DAILY nu ita enti
Itactil tram uuktu It. to t'A I RA),
11 de Rue 4, in ‘uunectlun with Treine f the ohlo :41,1
?ilmelletypi It It. ttd Cluregu end t ittiouft Rwd,oed, hrtur
tha moat duet end uuly cunlrll M., it It route ton,
Traiur loario elitraw, un ft,11.,a,
lu .t M. 101.1 M --Pt.CklNtl F.B.Pftr..•
raaaeag..” 4a tst L. , ui, Lq thil trail/ talc,ltc:ti t
Ottic• nod Mivt. IL It nt Saudural, attd tv< carraal
fit. Lout,
N::SA A. Ai moil 4 lu P M AND IiALANA
WAIA7AiLIg At DAAIA.4II k,,NA , AIto Dubuiplol with it
Liu« of l'Aeleus tot ,1 Paul ,Lud tl,n Uptrth .
mlga ri‘ur nit.N
hutre Cloy, 1;4 Au .1 Dubuque At 7 31) A '
and 7,00 P. M.
ihuo , ngerm fr , oh the r. 4( and pin.ce4 ou the Ohl.. to,,
or 4. 1,1111, trill Krre 191./ 11111 e, 01 14t11.1", 11.1 10J
("v.,' (AIL river 1111r1gb-1101111.111 Calf , to IN. area
lifteee Lou, tit ea,. 1 the nil 10111, by tnkwg 110
tarn 111 Cain!
Tie Lets t" ?t. liatahlus, Paul, e. 411.1 all ita
in.rt•al root, .11 I' had at ilta ottlev
U. 8 I'. and t'. Hathoads 11.1 Pit r.vbargh, uud 'htpan
Uauuul Rsiltu d Iu it 11. AIASUN,
Siverthtru'L
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILII
FURTHER OPENING OF THE RAILWAY TO LILIFFI3II-:
STATION. FOR TRAVEL do TRANSPORTATION
Commencing Monday, I Ith Aug., 11456.
Vu and utter Niouctay, the 11th iatt., the hueseugor and
Freight 7Ynina will run front Cuntieltsvill.. to Gulrey's
tton--connecting with limping & Ilallb Coacheifor
htatiou.
PASSENUERS LEAVE
Uniontown by Bunting St Hair,. cota.ttea at 6 A. XI
(Int'toy's Station by OulTey's coaches at 11 A. M.
Irwin's Station by P. Railroad cans at 12.J.i A. Al
Aud arrive at Pittsburgh at 2 P. M.
ItliTli FINING—PA SS kiNO kaiS 1.61 A VI
Pittsburgh ut 3.50 P. M.
MM2M2I=
Connellxvilin 7 P. Al.. and arrive at Uniontown sail,
01 , 011111 g.
.11 , :li.t.11.A:sa.)1SE.: WILL LIN Fttit.WAttrall) AT Loll
RATF....S., between Coy nollsville nud l'attantrttlt .
Far.. from UmoutAorn to Pittmborgh
It Como. to Pittsburgh *2.011
West Newton to Pittsburgh
.I 0 ti utley's to Pittsburgh 1,00
Passengers trill bud thin plea..autest ;and chem. st
route between Uniontown. Connellsville. Air.. to Pittstmrgb.
11. IILACKSTONE,
Office I'. a. C. It. Its Contiellsrlllo, 711, AugulL,l9so—len4;
MAGAZINES, Sc'._
Harper for J uly—prico to Ct.() lA.
iiodey's Lady's Bonk fur J —1.3.1 c.
Graham's Magazine for July-20e. E.
l'etersou'e Mai , azfue for July--17e.
Loslle'a N. Y. Journal for July-lo'.
Yankee Notiuus for July-12e.
Ballines Magazine for July.- We.
Brother Juunthau for 4th July—a magnificent
double number—prier 12,
The aboviijust meeivi°l Cl
I.AUFFFICS Ilia /IiSTOI(Y.,
)020 No. 77 Fourth mirror.
VOR SALE.-20 Acres of Laud, a gum!
situation fora country store, about 20 mile, from the
city, In a thriving neighborti,..d and no store near.
Hunan and lot and three vacant lots in Allegheny City.
A situation by a young lady in a. dry goods or trinuniug
store, or millinery establishment-40r 01110 cook—two girls
to do housework—one boy to learn a trade.—twii 1...ys ill
stores or run of errands—two men to work on fury. or la
boring work in the city. Inquire of George W. Bunn at ilk
Real Estate Agency and Intelligent..., °thee, on the north
side of Ohio Bt., 4th door east of the Diamond, Allegheny
Olty. Jel9
MELODEONS AND ItEEI) ORGANS.-
Charlotte Blame has just received another lot of those
unrivalled Melodeons and Reed Organs in elegant rosewood
Imes of every variety and style, onisprishig-4, .1 1 and 6 oc
taves, portable style, with scroll legs; 5 and 5K•6 ectaves,
seraphine or Piano style, with rich moulding., carved music
desk, Au.; 6 octaves, piano style, with 2 stops, and contain
ing 2 seta of reeds throughout, the one tuned an "crave
above the other; an excellent instrument for the use of
Churches, Chapels and Lector, mono. Every instrument is
submitted to &thorough examination previous to being sent
from* the manufactory, and is warranted in every respect.
These instruments are recommended us being far superior.
both in tone and finish, to any others mannfactured.
The chief improvpments (upon which the makers have
secured Letters Patent.) consists iu 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 thou
passes into is mo dulating chamber, (enclosed by the swell.)
which mellows the tone, and give it more of 'melodious, flute,
like quality, than is the general property of reed instru
ments. For sale by CEIA RLOTTE BL1)5151, •
Jell "Old Established Piano depot" No. lls Wood et.
REFINED SUGARS
-15 bbls. Loveriugs "A" crushed Sugar;
30 do Stewart's "A" do do;
15 do Lovering's flue puly'd do!
10 do do coarse do do;
10 do do crushed do; iu stare and
'for sale by Deb] MILLER & BRIKETBON,
LOOMS.-1.00 tons Lake Chaznplain for
1) sae by path) JNO. etOAD
ISMONE
=SOME
Mno=!!
Mrll Arraktf“Melll
AND
CHICAGO TO CA11t1).
CILICAUO To FT. LAUF
tv CAIRO,
C.IIICAtio TO liutttAat
RikILROAD.
WANTED,
~. ,
"if. .
,11.'
MFMI
z.
>,. ,~•:
'Times wONlTlbtlliii - 48i'did do
0 1 / 4 gfve'reusifdrary `thief they outer - WSW
kt a bedkaa.aars Angt touch duteous& of the diseitee,
cams° of all ague and bilious distance is the atmospiterie
- pciscai Mitiknit 'VetrailMrklifidiriniti'.. - fiti by
Its natural antidote, and all disease caused by At i .thisopears
at once. Rhodes' goer and Ague Cure is thicantlail e to
Malaria, and niaredter it ii a perfeetfyiliabilletartiedicine.
.The cathode at the celtshFOted Ocuri.A . A.chillost of
New York, fo this effect, attached' t' every hhilliiithro.
fare flit does na good it can do no harm.
This is more than can bq *dot Quintals, Arienic, or any
Wile in existents:B, ae the hirtilnotuftO tliectutstitutfon,
'and things an Dumb Aerns,'Whicir'llereralli, person
feel perfectly welt for a singin moment.ll.6ll/inexatkiki of
-thew:Arabs annex sonmextracts Dom a letter justrecolved
freedo PhYou4ou ,
Grosorrove, Otgldierll7o.B93.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.—Dear Si: Youtiref24 inst.'s at.
hand. The Quo arrivedlate last year and.the Mt.:Pity in
faectttigkanaY one to
it w=tltiiinicreVaill=
111 Lima with dm public, ea being bitter tbartoolegt p ethe
—not knowing I presume, that t he remedy they ., to
escape tatting ittuininti,kontained the drug WWI
This remedy, known as Smith's Tonic, would .invartab
break an ague, but it did not cure It, as it would often re=
tutu with-renewed vigor. This tee cirorimatanosi deemed
in your favor, if I could institute ,teat °evade.= between
it and your Cure. The following id the remit:
Three persons took your Cure, all of which. were .oeses of.
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many treeke, standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, taxation:ally'
missing a chill, but It was (as in all ser.k case4llloW/Y gear
ing them out, and laying the foundation of other and seve
rer inalnditz did succeed In iffecting a radiCiil cure of ,
all three of these casts with your remedy, and they have
not had a chill since. In all three of these eases the limith'ir
Tunic bad been used, and would.ous beforesitatea, tweak the
chill, but alter a period or two had elapsed it woulkuiturn.
I think there-will be no difficulty riots , in' giving to your'
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy, now ha use
here, etc., tic. WILLIAM ROCILNER, M.D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE OMR, or ANTIDOTE. TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, is
equally certain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CURL Take It
when you feel the chills coming on, andyou will never have
a single one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R. I.
For sale by Druggists generally. Jell
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
319, 321 and 333 Liberty street,'
Opposite Smithfield street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, and-GRAVE
STONES always oAtiand ; Stone atldllarble Curbing
and Vaulta for Cemeteries, made to order.
Furniture and WashatandTops, andlinposiiig Stonesmade
by machinery, in lea time end better style thattran be done
by mere manual labor. Particular attention is 'paid lo tpe
manufacture of
MARBLE MANTLES,
of which we have a large variety of beautiful patterns.
Builders and others are invited to examine oar stock, as we
feel persuaded that after doing so, and learning our prices,
($l5 hod upwards,) but few who are able to own a good
houss will be willing to remain long without procuring ono
or more Marble Mantles. They require no scrubbing nor
painting; are always neat; are an ornament to a room; are
sot liable so take tire, and east but little more than a good
wood mantle.
Mirble sold low to the trade. Hearth &toned made to order.
Our mock of Marble is the largest in the West, and being
manufactured by the beet wo.kmen, aided by machinery, is
worthy of attention.
Order", addreseed to me, at 319 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Ailed u ul, drepatch. W. W. WALLACE.
Q M 1:1 MAC HINES. - LULL'S PATENT
1,3 BUHR 81t1UT MACHINES, used in 7UO Mlle in Vie
eet. They run Light, clean well; are durable, and wbun
they I,come smooth, the edge can be renewed by cracking
the burr. They bare been used„for.tlve Tcarsin the City
It Ills, l'al,burgh, (out, of the largest mills in the West,)and
are warraut,d to clettn well. For particular's, lee hand-bulls.
tn dem tilled or 319 Liberty street, Plitaborgh.
ap2:l IF. W. WALLACE.:
MILL OWNERS.—French Burr and
11 Laurel tim Stouts, Bettiag Cloths, Mill Spindles, Mill
Iruus, Strews, Screon Wire.. Corn and Cob (Minders, Cast Iron
Pruof Staffs, &r., always on hand and made to order, at 319
Llbrrty strimt, Pittsburgh, Penna.
(ZTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.-
L. 3 Engines, with the latest improvements, warranted beet
quality, on hand and made to order. Milers of Juniata
roo, made on short notice. Orders Ailed with despatch, at
Mit Liberty street Pittsburgh, Pa.
apt.: W. W. WALLACH.
PORTABLE FLOURING MILLS. —The
subscriber bag on band, end is manufacturig, Portable
b'oaring slips, of an inappored quality; they are very com
pact, run light, grind bot, (five to fifteen buaheia per boon)
an be driven by stism,.water or horse power and will prove
a valuable acquisition to iron masters, lumb ermen sad large
stock tosders Orders filled at 31 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
sp2.2:llaw W. W. WAILACR.
0. CURTIS.
Bitorr CUE.TIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
st. Anthony Falls, MiunosotttTerrttory. Land bought
.u.l old throughout the 'Territory. Money loaned, invost
nients made to the bon advantage, audlAnd AVintrusts lora.
ted. Also, Agents fur the sale of tote in the town of ST.
OS Wpm from St. Anthony, and head of navigation
above the Pills. The survey of the groat Pacific Railroad
cr sees the Mississippi at this point, and the unmarous ad.
♦ante sit roi - s oe a ploce of business, willmake It one
of the largest ctuat in the Northwest.
EIIi7ZRENCIS:
BK.Goteroor Itemnry, Minnesota.
H.. 0. Wa. 11. Weill, Chief Juatice of Minnesota.
800. J. Meeker.
Itou M. thee, Delegate to Cong - reto.
(I , llmg,heo.d & Becker, Attorneys at Law.
.11, ,sr... Burly k Oak., Banker*.
T. M Fullertuu, lloginter of U. S. Land Oftlos.
J bYk4ba • r UST 141.21.
14 -1 EI: OF CHARGE 11-TWO SPLENDID
PARLGR ENGRAVINGS, entitled "Bolton Abbey tu
,te• • , Iden Time'," a splendid alert engraving, ft m the cel,-
brated painte- by handater; and the "Departure of the
aelites frnto'lio - ph" a largo and beautiful engraving ;rem
a faulting by D. Roberto. The retail prim of the above Pe
a artngs per ropy, tat will to aent free of :Adm.; ea
(Minus:
The enbetritrera tare mitablished a BOOK AGENCY to
Philadeit•hie, and will fm-uisti any book or ppblkation at
the retail prke„ free of passage. Any persona, by forwarding
the subscription price of any of the $3 Magazines, such ea
liarper's. Oaxley's, Putnam's, Graham% Flank Leslie's
dm., will receive the magazines for one year, and a copy
of either of the above beautiful engravings, free of charge,
or if subecribing to a $2 and a gi Magazine, such as Peter
sore., and Chaim:is Ladies' Christian Annual, they willre
ceive both magazinra and a copy of either of the above we
gi eying*
Every description of Engraving on Wood executed with
matinees and despatch. Viewa of Buildings, Net
Headings, Views of Machinery, Book Illnatration=e
Certificates, Enaineas Cards, ke. All orders sent by mail
promptly attended to. Person wishing views &tin& bulb.
intro engraved, can ;lend a daguerreotype or sketch of the
building by mall or exprem.
Benicia; at a distance having saleable articles would find It
to their advantage to address the subscribers, an we would
act as agents for the sale of the same.
SWUM & PIERCE,
60 South Third street, Philadelphia
24,101 v: 1)
JABLI4I/IE/11 J.i.111318 C.
JDLAK ELY & RICHEY, REAL EwersEwersßßo
tram, corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets, Pitts
burgh
Farms, Monaca, Lots, Mills, Furnaces, ice. de., bought and
sold Liu commisaion ; Land Warrants bought, sold and loess
Ted; Bills, Bonds and Note. negotiated. Evaded attentit .
given to fruistividing Farms, and disposing of them. 'Perms
reasonable. noir27nlaw.
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, mid Solicitor hi Chancery, A.geut
loi pro,uring Bennty Lands and Penelope, and for the Col
le.•don of Claims in theat Britain and Ireland.
Nilectious made In this and adjoining Counties; Ea•
tame of decedents settled; heal Eatato bought, sold or
leasni, and recta collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
in other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Ottleo oc FOURTU atroot, a few doore above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh. March
W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Coln
, • unwioner for the States of Tenn New Ihinge
shit 0, Conne.ctirnt, Wie r connin New York, Mt , lowa,
Jalitortna, lonialana and Viiginia.
Sae. Deeds drawn, and soknowlettmenta and proofs taken
for ,word or use in any of the above named States, thincht,
Ntississippa and Rhode Island.
Ihttaburgb, March Sit, 1866---frah2Bdaw)
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—
The Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. k Co.,
situated on the Monongahela river, about 28 miles from
Pittsburgh, are now for sale. The property consists of 115
acres and 11.0 perches of Land, (more or lees) and all the
Coal therein; and also all the Coal in about 100 acres more,
together with Buildlngs,Dailwaya,Ac.. _
For further particulars apply to
D. W. A A. 8. BUN Atte/ at Law,
apll:dewtf No. 109 FonrUi st.; Pittsburgh.
B x". GAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
offers fur sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connell ,
Railroad, in the growing and thriving ,Borough of MIMES.'
PORT. Four of the Lots are 37% feet in width by about
120 in depth, fronting at one end on the Depot, and at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of thenittnnting for their
whole length on other streets.
A iso—TWO LOTS, 3714 feet in width, fronting the other
side of the Depot, and in depth 121—tone of the Lots border-
I UK for its whole length on. Jerome street
No batter property out be found, and it will ki sold low
Part a the payment taken in 'Stock/of` the Ckninelleville
Railroad, if doeired. oso. Y. OILLMOB.E,
1:10:e tit - the *ming Peet.
Pittaburgh, Angnet 81,18bbdaictf .
WIG M A NUFACTORY-41gs, RENTER,
iris doors from the Aqueduct; oppeoritethe Collector'n
office, Allegheny City, in prepared to -till orders far :WIGS.
and all kinds of ORNA.MRSTAL BAIR WORK. The best
qullity of niaterial is furnished, and entire atßisfactiert guar
anteed. . roylicdawly
1.:300 - KS ! BOOKS ! ! BOOKS I
Scenes of a Hunter's life.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea. ,
Northwood, or Life North and South.
Fremont's Expedition to Oregon and California.
Bell Smith Abroad.
I udion Captivities, or Life in the Wigwam.
The States and Territories of the Great West.
Noble Deeds of American Women.
The Museum of Retrawkable and Interesting Events.
It:triad tiray, by Julia Kavanagh.
The Young Mun'e Book.
The Young Lad) 'a Book.
Japan as It was and in.
TWi1:11 Married.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Heroes of 16.
Married. not Mated, by Alice Carey.
War in Mums, by Brewerton.
(tome For AR.
The Water Cure Encyclopedia &c., SM.
For sole by B. T. 43. MORGAN,
Je-11 NO- 41, Fah atTeet.
NEW BOOKS AT DAVINSONS,6S Maiket
street near Fourth. •
Poems, by RldiardCbec.erix Trench.
11.10 White Chief, by Capt. Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, do. • do.
•
Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Helps' Spanish Conquest in America.
Everybody Her Own Shoemaker.
Inandwation, Its Rolla and Inteinmequencea.
Paper Dolls and How to Make Them.
.:
HillaideChurch or Reminiacencea of a "Country peak,.
rate, by John W. Ofilcßering, 1). D.
Sight and Dearing, How preserved and How Lost, :by Dr.
Clerk.
Lorenzo Benoist, by Author of Dr. Antonia.
The Suflring Savior, by Krnmacher.
Ixetnres on Rhetoric and Oratory, by Edward T. Chan.
Mug.
Lector. on Great Men; Myera, London.
Man awl His Money. Its Use and Abuse; by Dr. Teaks:lle.
Nionahli, a tale by Washington Alliston.
Lectures delivered to Young Men in London.
The Cripple of Antioch.
Harpers Magazine, es 80012 as publiaheds-26 cis. Jelit
JUNE MAGAZINES—Just received - and
fce sale by IL, MINER. a (10, No. 92 Ram -kW street
Uarper's Maguire for .flarfi;
Godef a 40 iloo*foS .
for .rafiel
Art Journal for May.
Allure NSW BOOM.l3,publlshof,aps for sale by
41MOMMIMM 3(110 1
Mra 12,8dflOsial
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, ; z ,. „,^
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I
, is ID i Esr 001,, rr. .1 ante
. atIONOIIITIE..II.IIOOP i r , t initr Manta
AIMILA AND POWIUMMItgro .-„-,,,
' Y ASIVRaXrpi la offered to theories
' feel in
A -, ' - . I i' , 1. =rpta, emtricrioi..l.
- ..„-. ... - ble the h appiest e ff ects that can beide
,- ow:.
fuk *ed.. BOinir wide fa the field of its use.
ifor . ('"" - neksiif the cues of
) 4 L - -:.: 7 lll d aria; that meths:4of
• . •
7' 'r4
7411
I _ 4 3' Ztriaktrit i aMr=
, , DOM earthing' and even . desperate lie.
ewes of the lung&-bfitruse. — "When once Wed, its awe
is
IL :: l'‘ ‘ .. . • ..
- S i ?' 4 '' ' . r.itilitt.„ the
O at
• u • & ..ngre Neersitiwnat Millifitheah y r the
distrembierm344lrelbthrtisktiothroCille orowy ov
ert thipbotre at m cii matt a.4T :3 rt.
li thiniflife eta loath' for the'earithst inquiry of meth.
cal Meal. , Menthe•Manithi 'Prevalence end fatalitty - of con•
sumPitto.!lt! , m2;Ptiltith - ti merchiefef - fflertherhad
more tif Mien" Mthallga ceso d .I'Diart inf. yet no ade.
d ep e nd namody , Al on erajeb,theotblio could
de for protection from attacks upon the respirator,' or'
gam, until the introduction of tlii OKEDISP PEaIORAD.
This article le tholes:4=a a long,bboricata, and, Ibeliesa,
sucassful endeavor to feral& the community with, such a
tented,: AM Waled atatentent the Anterkseepeoplithe now
themselves pmpareitio.ludimatull enerilediftennerletens to
their dectidon. If there is any deperiderwa to:bexhiced in
what men of .evegy class And Matta certify It bee done for
them ifsvethn trust our own . sinems, when we see dengeroust
alfectionanfthe throat and lunge yield Loft; Were andel:wind
on the aleurance of intallignat>fityidcians lap :oaks it their
business,to imow—in abort, It thereia any rellanonnpen A ny.
;thing. than it lit irrefutably month that OA niallehtedras re.
tithe tutd demesne the donor dieeseectoedillatted forPha•
yond =yawl all otheasthatareknown temeithind. Af_ thks be
[ true, it cannot be tbs freely I:nihilist:Wrier the widelYknOm.
The afflicted should know it A remedy that coterie-10w
less to them. Parents should know It, theter th dred , ilia
priceless to them. AU thank! Itnint - 44'for , be ' can be
priced to no one. Not only should-it be etrculated bmand
everywhere, not only in this country, but to "ell connWse.
How faithfully we have acted en.this conviction, is thowith
the him that already this article, boa uumte the circles of,,the
globe. The - sun .hver seta on lie limitel No, continent is
without It, and: but few peoples .: Although not in so general
the in other nations rut in thi& It is employed by the more
intelligent hi allticat-ell cited`countries: 'lt'is rotten
wet/ employed in both Americsin'thifoPer•kolk , kfcloor
Australia and the birelf islands of the sea. Life is aa deer
to tremors there as here, and - they grasp net valuable
rem with even more avidity. ...Unlike atioarproaratkrita
or its nd, It le an expansive oompoeltion of costly materiel.
Still it is afforded to the patient ithattionablither leo& and
what is of vastly niece llPPortanos to Meth, - Its quality to
never Monied to decline from iht original Standard of , excel
lenoe. Every bottle of this medicine, now Inaltallonsted, in
°I good an ever hoe hemmed° heretofore* or,th we the ca
pable of 'making. No toll or one respired; binafxdadning
it in the beet g•artection add* It is possible to-gin:dm&
Hence the patient who procurththe Amputee Comma ',too._ .
matt ,'eati rely'ou having a% t'00& ad atelb intik Gvcaliien.
had by those who Unary tell:sauna- .: .•- • .... . r ,-
got ' T:V g wo t r i l i tt c:surwiliaslra the
o d ea g =
that much has been done7alreedy, . . ,-, a
/fir Awned by J. O. AVM,
,Prectical end Anifylieel
Chemist, Lowell, Math - • '_, - a , ''.' ' •-' `"
Sold by IL A. PAIINESTOCK & CO,, at •arksilesth3-end.re•
tail, by every Druggist f a Pittaburgli, • and, by all Dealers
everywhere.
The Greatest
OF THE AfiE
MR. KENNEDY,' of
ered one.of , our couutiowipeatoreareadtliaithinitily
tb4 c ur " e '? e rY:" lvi o f II 4F W ,ftntnP. I,I IKTICAKV44- A°4
;110 treated it in over eleven hundred earawaruGireer
failed except in ttvqyo cane (both thunder humor.)
now In his pca eselon over two' hundred cdrifilcateif Zit Its
vidneodtletthtzt teenty ( xidlesof Beaton.. - '
Two bottles are warranted to cure anuniineeM mouth.
One tothree bottles will cure the viorstiltirt &Ties of
the face.
Two to three bottles will scour the spatem of boils.
Two Double are warranted to cure the wait Maker firths
mouth and idol:each.
Three to five battles ,
are warranted to Mire the welt car
of aryl/lade&
One or two bottles are warranted to cnreall Mawr °[;O W
sPic
W. W. WALLACE.
Two bottbie am warranted to taretwining or theiir aid
Four to six bottlee itto Wairimted to antis eteirt4anzid,iiim
log aka's.
One bottle will cure sca;painplio - n citibeakbr.,
Two to three bottbiu Ore vransintixf•tcriati thingiit - geo•
Two or three bottles ire wititexitidio Ciao tkeiroret caeca
of -ringworm.
Three to four bottles are warrentoltoctirosakrbenm„
Five to eight bottles will care the work cam of scrotal&
A benefit Is alma experienoedircao the4retbottle, and
• perfect core is warranted when. the above .puuslitty f is
taken!
N mning looks so improbable io .those Who 'have in - vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the fay as that exam.
mon weed growing in the pasture, idea along oldetonenralla,.
should cure. elliry bumerln.the ordeal; yet it , lantoutittilind
fact. If you have a humor it has to start. There are MOM
nor ands, hums or ha's abort -*suiting comb eases, Ina not
yours. I peddled over a thousand bottles of 'tin tholjoinity
of Boston. I know is effects in eTery case. It has already
done aame of the greatest auras 'Om tirdwhillleasielltitsetts.
I gave It to children a year old; to r uld peopltof *We I
have seen poor, puny, wormy looki ng children, whop dash
was soft and flabby, restored to a Orilla' itato of heath:Ey
one bottle. ..„
To those who are 'subject to a sick . headache, one bottle
will always cure it. It gives great relief to caterrhandAls.
rinees. Nome who have been costive for years, imve taken
and been regulated by it. Where the body Is sound it works
quite easy, but where there Is any derangement of the Brno
dons of nature, it will cause very singular reelinp, but yen
must not be alarmed—they always dittappeir ler fronrftr
days to a week. There is never a bad re mat
.on,the.
contrary, when that feeling is over, you will feel yourself
like a new person.' I heard some or the most'ettranigaat
encomiums of It that man ever listened to. No change of
diet le ever necessary--mat the best you can get. I lays like.
wire an herb, which, when simmered-In tweet oilidiettates
Scrofuloue swelling of the next and under gul.eilia,,lkiwil
60 cents. Price of the Medic , ' I Dirk:every per-bottler. -, -
Directions for Est.—Ada! one. table spoonfollseelay.
Children over eight years, wawa spoonful; children from
fire to eight years, reaapoonfal: As no . directionlieri - be
made applicable to all constitution, tako -enough .to operate
on the bowels twice a day.
Me. KENNEDY gives personal attendance in bed Minaret
Scrofula. .
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. Hbarait'a, Wood
street, corner of Virgin alley, and J. P. FL •Al' e.
gheny. . .
CURE OP ASIIMIRAFIIi
NEW AND VERY WONDERFIII4.
IiYGEANA
BROUGHT HOMO TO TIM 000 A Of THOO[44Ol
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY: hedvistettt-
Aix ly .been toads by Dr. Cumin, of this.eity, ip thoAreat.
meat of Contempt:ion, Asthma, and all diseases of the Lungs.
We refer to ."Drs..ol=tif artutSitsi , ol Drnettittrllitintaw
VAPOIL MED Crud= Smut," -With Ws new, methodeDr4l
hats reatoredutany afflicted Mies to health': as an evidence of
which, he-bas inntunarabla , :13pettkintebf frthe
treatment, &physician remarks: It It Is midi:Mt that lideallog
—constantly breathing an agreeable, bathing Sapeil-the
medicinal properties most come inZrestamtactirlihAlis
whole serial cavities of the thugs, and thne escapothe many .
and varied changes produced upon thani whearlititdeord
Into the stomach, and subject to the ptrocession."
The Hygesna is for sale by all, the Druggists throupoutthe
country."—Nes, Yori-Dorchestut qt.fanuoiill4.:
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the then, sith
out the least ineauvenience—the but of the body Wing
sufferbmt to evapotatethe fiord. Rundle& of catoirofintres,
like the following, might he named:
one package of the Ilygoana has cured me of the Alain*
of six years' standing.
Postmoster of Duncannon,
I am cured of the ten PAW standing, by Dr
antis' Ilygoans. idenasava Raseon, Brooklyn,
.N. Y.
hire Pam, of No. 5 Llammond street,..N: P., was Lilted of
a severe case of 1311)DOitte by the Bygoons.
My sister hai been cured of a &hoisting colgli; of esseisl
years' standing, and decided to be incurable , by the phial.
dens.. She was cured In one mouth, by tho Ilygettna.
J. H. thirraitaf; Richmond; Me.
The BAR. To% Caisore,, of New, Tork,.teetillea of our seep
doe In the Musing language:
' • • • • - mrteroax, November - 1k 1854.
Tweneßiet.l think hWte,of Dr. clank', Ilygeenit sea rem
edy in diaeases of th e throat 'and loom Waving had some
opportunity tesdo itatecacy; lam consiumd thatit is a
most excellent tordniN both 41 . 40*a:wand ,thoirde
application to the chest::
bT B.—Dr. Curtis' Hypos hollow OBIGTNAIwemd.ONtY
GINIIINZ ARTICLE: all Obeli Mhos+ iiiiitellitiwitiAt the
mid 'huniuotts' counterfeits: "Blew thetti "as you wetild
sir Par sale by Pr. Geo. H. Neper,..l4A*oe3 Mimi; R.
lit. , BpAtert &1317 Lee A: Beckham, AlleAtieni etti;
Sargent, New Nrtglattatt,,C4 NOW,
layl4.4kirtbn
HE ' SATISFACTORY REMEDYFrAXEL
• i; of the'oinintry, Worth and Math, the 'prePrier
tore erealmartdaily ha ke-Wmt. of ouch,
Wale ea.the following, miative top. A. Pahnestock'esu
Garxersoesto% Ala, April ink LkAre
.3kurs. B. 4. Cb.-4 have been pelting par
Vermifoge in this - lbr Bre-years, and take pleaenrelw
stating, for, the ' ot the. yule and oflha:pahlie„
that It has been, SO thr knoii, one Of the meet atlas°.
tory remedies in the roarket,hnd , one of the , moet takiehle -
manned we brace. I. have etso personal lumwtedoet 14 •
good effects In &onerous =tea and& trimitniont b u r •
phylactery!, all of. Wham use It.regularlyi and.alarayalothd
it to be safe and reliable aswmeonn.aper.lllc. I can rocinn.
mend it as one of the Bated and bast in the market.
STOLLMWEitelii'.
Prepared and sold by B. A. laurizarops,l.)il.4,..
mh2o corner of Nrodd'and'Phifshi, Plttetatrith;
DR. HUL $: EN'S P LAN TOOTH
PASTS—Thht Teeth Pastels tht* hate its kind ku
dowsing and PreservillgP Lod& 4t torsions), (mar
the supervision of Dr. Hulimeo. Sold only y
41,101:1NO,
je.lB Corner Market &the Mum*
BLUE.- A.Auprior article,
I, Jinn received and for sale by
•
A -
suPEßTok,lcioN „diA‘TEtz, vv - 4ipampzj,
or Lexemovreaskom ?rosy: TUE iItkNitINRER; a
Tale of Life'e irtclasitudes• by the anthill. of 4 Thi)
Wetch
man," kr, &c.
"Trudging along, anlincroring-whaVbeaoulhL-
And vr*tling, as ls,„ment, for amp t •
sort *Another poPidar ltale -front -Ota menl of, an anther -who
needs no intrciduFtion Lhis othor bogie ha cptemanded
a wide bib and made him familiar to the ' g
The great lam with which the reading pahlii Medved
Watchman, ''She Old -Doctor; - Monert 36 5 05' 4 0,
and the 'eztenalie edition" through Warn these
works passed, la the bem,evidence which am be famished of
the ahllityaf thia4licehflite 4 WAMietee lt -itlumrsJotrr.
"Ibtl.riffanikrei" Polfg.n4q4l2exceANll_MOMO7nnd white
It will enchain the attention of the mom matoe reader It
cannot fait le intares - f mamase theloitag, **Milo
by liawhadr Dm*
er."-Ckodersrl Llicraid.. •
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-'the hicldentiiare -Lartrorni an. DirratiNo
graphic, and the style ft, r
:01e. It will. plem, ,, ,krawo r d
For gala I'J IL 311:NNII
Jylo No. 32 Stnithtlelestrief.
FrOBACCO
i 'l6 bombe Wm. 11.43rant's Ws Tobacco; .
6 do da . Si do
16 do Wolister's old s's do
15- de , Anderson'a.Dowborry Ws do
6 do. Jan& VI • do
' 5 .16 'Cana '11..i5'11 do
10 -do lfidarsdON.uurat Leaf do • . .
2caoca (11-4.
th Ib. boxes)) Thomas lady Flagon.,
10 Dwarf boies Boa-% 'Panama brand, ,%11b - MAP
Tobacso,
10 Dwarf' boxes Jewel bpror TwarrxobaiCke-...
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